This is a video of an old friend of mine who I recently learned has a band called Big Toe and still plays instruments. This guy really is amazing, when I was younger he saved his brothers life with a pencil. His brother Joe was choking on an ice cube and Mark who was born without arms grabbed a pencil in his toes and was able to push the cube down his throat. He drove a car played drums and guitar and was a remarkable person. I fell out of contact with him but here he is playing guitar at Balboa Park San Diego and playing it well. Check out the video check out the band, you will not be disappointed and you probably wont believe your eyes. I now bring to you Mark Goffeney musical wonder....
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Look Ma! No Arms!
Friday, November 14, 2008
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Bigot
Sunday, November 9, 2008
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As Seen At Starbucks
Thursday, October 16, 2008
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News from Junior Achievement of San Diego County, Inc.
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
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Some news from JA teaching, They need volunteers. I can say having volunteered that it is a great experience. If you have the time volunteer! It is worth it.
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Junior Achievement Volunteer Teaching Program
Saturday, July 5, 2008
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I recently volunteered through my work to do the Junior Achievement Teaching Program. I was assigned to Mr. Sandstrom's fourth grade class at Los Penasquitos Elementary School. I taught them Business 101 for an hour a week, five weeks total. I have to say it was great!
If you have an opportunity to either volunteer through your work or by contacting Junior Achievement directly it is very much worth your while. Gives you a chance to see what it's like to be a teacher and gives you a chance to teach a classroom full of kids about important subjects. I will do it next year again for sure.
So if you have a chance check them out it's definitely worth it. It really shows you how hard teachers work, how valuable they are, and how much they need all the help and resources that we can possibly give them. After all they teach our kids.
I do want to say thank you to all you teachers out there. You have a tough job and i respect what you do. I hope more people start taking the education of our children as seriously as they do and give them the help that most desperately need.
For more information on Junior Achievement this is their website, although your city might have their own, this is the home site.
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