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Never be afraid to
try something new!

Remember:

Amateurs
built the ark.

Professionals
built the Titanic.

With Televison, the Internet, Structured Daycare and access to a never ending choice of learning resources, whatever happened to Education?
Remember when grandparents and great-grandparents stated that they only had an 8th grade education? Well, check this out.
Could any of us have passed the 8th grade in 1895?

Career Choices and Wind Energy
An exchange of letters between a young man and his mother about the potential of alternative sources of energy, particularly wind energy as a career choice with a future.

Cole Harbour High School - "Go CAVs Go"
Duncan MacMillan High School - "Where the Eagles Soar"

Eastern Shore District High School - "Nobody Takes the Shore"

Musquodoboit Rural H.S. - "Learning Today, Leading Tomorrow"

All N.S. High Schools Online


Education in N.S. Resource

Database - A growing list of education links and skills training resources from Highway7.


Computer/Net Learning -
"The problems that exist in the world today cannot be solved by the level of thinking that created them."

more...

Eastern Shore Cap Sites

Few Regrets after 28 Years
Ron Russel of Sheet Harbour remembers how he joined the Armed Forces and travelled the world. Now retired, he is looking forward to moving back to his roots.


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Most of us, like the assembly line worker, have jobs that are too small for our spirit.

Jobs are not big enough for people.

(Bob Herbert, New York Times 05/30/2004)


 

More Links to Education
A growing collection of links to Nova Scotia Schools, Universities, Colleges and other resources to education

 


Quo Vadis? - A thought provoking look back at the next 50 years.
The Department of Natural Resources Canada sponsors a virtual conference under the title "ENERGY TECHNOLOGY FUTURES". Within a framework of four possible scenarios, focus groups explore the probable effects of policy decisions on the future development of our society.
(the following links open a new window on your desktop)
Scenario #1, "Life Goes On"
Scenario #2, "Grasping At Straws"
Scenario #3, "Taking Care of Business"
Scenario #4, "Come Together"

Wondering how to cook a lobster Maritime style? Here's how, in ten easy steps.

• Electoral Boundaries on the "Forgotten Shore" (Sherbrooke Transcript)


Other Links to the News:

Common Dreams
It's been said that dreams are our roadmaps to the future. If so, where are we headed? Common Dreams offers an eclectic mix of politics, issues and breaking news with an emphasis on progressive perspectives that are increasingly hard to find with our corporate-dominated media.

No
Deep Integration With The USA!
vivelecanada.ca

Council of Canadians
As a government and corporate watchdog, the Council offers a critical voice on key national issues. Since 2004, the Council has focused on fighting deeper economic integration with the United States. This includes building popular opposition to the Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America, an agreement reached by Canada, the U.S. and Mexico in 2005, that is paving the way for Canada to integrate our security measures with those of the United States, surrender control of our energy supplies, sell off our water, and harmonize our medical drug testing policies with lower U.S. standards.

TheCouncil of Canadians has run highly influential citizen campaigns against cutbacks and changes to Canada's system of public pensions, the proposed mergers of four of the country's biggest banks, and the introduction of Bovine Growth Hormone into the nation's milk supply. The Council has also worked with groups and individuals across the country to fight the alarming concentration of media ownership in Canada. More recently, the Council has launched campaigns to prevent the bulk export of Canada's fresh water and to protect Canada's public health care system from privatization.

Lighthouse Publishing
Publishes weekly editions of The Bulletin, South Shore Living, Progress Enterprise and The Lighthouse Log. Offers classifieds and directories.

Outdoors Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia's online, outdoor magazine. Helping you explore the great outdoors. News, events, features, special destinations, outdoor properties, outdoor gear and equipment, The Outdoor Directory and alot more.

Rural Delivery
Rural Delivery is a farm and country journal for Atlantic Canadians who love farming, gardening, nature, preserving food, cooking great meals and who simply enjoy country life. In its 28th year of publishing.

Truro Daily News, The
Weekly news out of Truro, Nova Scotia, discusses all the latest news and activities affecting the community.







 

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 Nuggets
Education is the marriage of knowledge and personal experience that leads to understanding.
One without the other is like a hollow egg; nothing will hatch from it.
(Jurgen Teuwen)

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