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daniel
Old Town East
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typography
search engine optimization / internet marketing
general graphic design
web usability
there's like 10 other things I'm almost sorta qualified for, but. . . alas
music production, guitar, bass lessons, web copywriting, interior design, how to toilet train a cat.
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ChrisD28
Short North
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skreened wrote typography
search engine optimization / internet marketing
general graphic design
web usability
there's like 10 other things I'm almost sorta qualified for, but. . . alas
music production, guitar, bass lessons, web copywriting, interior design, how to toilet train a cat.
So, how much would you charge for those bass lessons?
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ChrisD28
Short North
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I could teach classes (to laypersons) on:
-various music-related topics (a few possibilities: Bob Dylan, first-wave NY punk, UK punk/post-punk/new wave/shoegaze, 90's US underground/indie-rock)
-crossword puzzle solving
-chess (for beginners)
-Super Mario Kart for N64
-certain aspects of linguistics and/or literary theory
-various literature-related topics, but preferably 20th Century American Literature (which I hope to go back to school to get a Phd in sometime within the next few years so that I can ACTUALLY be qualified to teach classes in this)
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Manatee
The eternal present
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ChrisD28 wrote I could teach classes (to laypersons) on:
-various music-related topics (a few possibilities: Bob Dylan, first-wave NY punk, UK punk/post-punk/new wave/shoegaze, 90's US underground/indie-rock)
-crossword puzzle solving
-chess (for beginners)
-Super Mario Kart for N64
-certain aspects of linguistics and/or literary theory
-various literature-related topics, but preferably 20th Century American Literature (which I hope to go back to school to get a Phd in sometime within the next few years so that I can ACTUALLY be qualified to teach classes in this)
You can ACTUALLY teach right now.
Can I come to your Sweet Bobby D class? We need to compare notes per:
"Bob Dylan, first-wave NY punk, UK punk/post-punk/new wave/shoegaze, 90's US underground/indie-rock", 'cause those are my favorite musics.
Which is interesting because... my brain doesn't do chess or crossword puzzles. I don't even think I'm teachable.
Let's get it on with linguistics and lit theory.
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enzo
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1. Posture--why it is important, how to improve while walking or sitting
2. Ayurvedic daily rituals, doshas, basics on diets effect on body/mind
3. Pilates Yoga Zumba Power Circuit any other fitness class
4. What your divorce attorney doesn't tell you or help you with.
5. Universal Conscience
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myliftkk
Columbus, OH
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ChrisD28 wrote I could teach classes (to laypersons) on:
-various music-related topics (a few possibilities: Bob Dylan, first-wave NY punk, UK punk/post-punk/new wave/shoegaze, 90's US underground/indie-rock)
-crossword puzzle solving
-chess (for beginners)
-Super Mario Kart for N64
-certain aspects of linguistics and/or literary theory
-various literature-related topics, but preferably 20th Century American Literature (which I hope to go back to school to get a Phd in sometime within the next few years so that I can ACTUALLY be qualified to teach classes in this)
I could so follow with a class on British Lit. :D
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myliftkk
Columbus, OH
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Due to my long-time moniker as a "Fountain of Useless Knowledge", you don't even have to throw a quarter in, I could just about spin any topic into an hour long discussion :lol:
It's easier to list the topics I couldn't teach for an hour.
1. 80s pop culture. (I hate Trivial Pursuit games that have these questions, grrrr). I'm sorry, I was studying the properties of minerals, american/european/indian history, and how to recover buried/sunken treasure during those years. :D
2. Biology
3. Thermofliuds shivvver :shock: I don't care how my brakes work, just that they work. :wink:
4. Nascar
and
5. Jai Alai
I lived down the street from one of these places for two decades and never figured out how the game works.
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Ndcent
OTE
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1. turntablism: how to scratch and beat juggle.
2. motorcycle touring: "pack light, pack right"
3. risk management for ama chartered race promoters/organizers, lol...this is a class i do teach, it's very boring.
4. off road riding skills and techniques: dual sport riding to enduro racing.
5. grill snacks 101: if you can kill it, you can grill it. :lol:
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Daz
Tweeting about some totally unimportant event
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Math - ranging from Algebra to Calculus (I've been tutoring in all of these subjects for many years now)
East Asian Economics
Hip Hop 101 - Sugar Hill Gang to Present
Karate/ Jujitsu - though, I haven't practiced since I was 13 (when I got my black belt), so I might need a bit of a refresher
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enzo
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I would like a lesson on turntablism and how DJ's do their thing. I wish they offered a class like that at the Upper Arlington Lifelong Learning...I think it would be awesome. The DJ would tell you about it and let you dance a little then lecture some more. COOL CLASS.
Jai alai is sweet. They had a team in Tampa...
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somertimeoh
Harrison West
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ChrisD28 wrote I could teach classes (to laypersons) on:
-various music-related topics (a few possibilities: Bob Dylan, first-wave NY punk, UK punk/post-punk/new wave/shoegaze, 90's US underground/indie-rock)
I can be your TA here :)
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