| Free French Lessons Now Live On Loquella.com
Loquella.com, a free online language course, is now offering free French lessons in addition to the free Spanish lessons already available. Altadena, CA (PRWeb) April 4, 2007 -- Loquella.com has expanded its language course and is now also offering free French lessons. Loquella.com already offers a comprehensive, free Spanish course that is also completely web-based. Students learn French vocabulary and grammar while going through each French lesson on www.Loquella.com. Currently there are six comprehensive French lessons, each containing between 1,700 and 2,200 sentences to learn and practice, with more French lessons to come. Each lesson contains four to five grammar subjects featured in each lesson. After each grammar subject is introduced the student practices that subject by going through extensive drills.
Software Developers for Space Mission Support
The USGS Astrogeology Research Program is hiring computer programmers to join our staff of computer scientists, planetary researchers, cartographers, and other space science experts. The Astrogeology Research Program is a team of over 80 scientists, engineers, and experts working to support the efforts to explore, map, and understand our solar system. The Program's primary mission is to scientifically study and map extraterrestrial bodies, plan and conduct planetary exploration missions, and explore and develop new technologies in data processing and analysis, archiving, and distribution. Among the current and future missions we are currently involved with are Mars Exploration Rover, Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, Cassini-Huygens Mission to Saturn and Titan, Phoenix, and Mars Science Laboratory.
Briefly: Culture on display at annual Japanese Night
The Japan Club at St. Cloud State University will have its annual Japanese Night at 6 p.m. Friday in the Atwood Memorial Center Cascade Room on campus. The event is presented for $2 for students and $6 for faculty members and the public. The club is giving participants the chance to learn about the food, traditional dances, taiko (traditional drums), songs, ethnic dress and culture of the Japanese people. The first 150 people will receive Bento box dinners. .
Your Views: More on the gun debate
I travelled a lot around the world and the remarks by the majority of New Zealanders in this thread is, unfortunately, very typical. There is not a more insecure group of people on the planet. Lewis B. Sckolnick
The nice thing going for all of you folks living in other countries is that you do not have to live here with the likes of us and we are eternally grateful for that but it seems as though many of you would like to come here anyway at the drop of a hat. There was more than 20,000 rounds of ammo in my house when I was in high school and most of it was in my closet. There were more guns than you would ever believe. We had our own private in house pistol range. We made our own ammo. We call it America. Of course I voted for President Bush, was there a choice? Kayla
These killings in America are indeed appalling and this is something America will never kick.
Activist Groups Politicize WH Easter Egg Roll
(CNSNews.com) - A homosexual advocacy group is again hoping to take part in Monday's annual White House Easter Egg Roll, but they won't be the only activist group pushing a cause. Anti-war campaigners plan to hold their own event on the North Lawn, complete with pretend cluster bombs.The Family Pride Coalition plans to hold an overnight "blogathon" Friday while camping out for tickets. The children's event, which has been held at the White House on Easter Monday since 1878, is being hosted this year by first lady Laura Bush."Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer parents and their families from all over the country will be braving the cold" Friday night lining up outside the White House gates at 7 PM for tickets that won't be available until 7:30 AM Saturday morning, the group said on its website.
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