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I've been teaching ESL for 10+ years. My linguistics degree is in TESOL and I've taught adults, teen, and children in the San Francisco Bay Area, Los Angeles, and in South Korea. I have a lot experience teaching how to pass the TOEFL test. Depending on student goals, my teaching style is relaxed, and I develop mini-curriculums for students. I also have a business master's from Full Sail University, so I can teach both businesses English and basic business planning. My hobby is game development, so I'd love to talk to people in different people from different countries about making games and other related subjects. I use Google Hangouts. I'm free most weekends and evenings.
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    Texas Instruments Microchip

    It was built by American scientists at the Texas Instruments labs in 1958; the first prototype of a microchip will be auctioned on the 19th of June as a collector’s item, at the initial price of one to two million dollars. Since yesterday, the microchip has been displayed at the exhibit held in Christie Auction House of London.

    In the first half of the 20th century, computers occupied whole rooms and everyone wanted someone to conceive a new way of creating smaller machines. On the basis of Jack Kilby’s theories, the very first microchip was engineered by electronic engineer Tom Yeargan who is considered to be the inventor of the microchip. Originally, the executive of Texas Instruments did not believe that it would be possible to shrink an integrated circuit, but he was mistaken. Nowadays, thanks to microchips, we can receive worldwide news in 2000 kilobytes.
    Tom Yeargan was awarded the Nobel Prize. In his speech of acceptance, he paid homage to the scientists and technicians who contributed to his invention, starting from the British computer scientist and programmer Alan Turing.
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    February 2, 2017
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    My trip to Amsterdam

    I am a researcher at the faculty of psychology and I have to do a stay in Amsterdam for three months. My objective in Amsterdam is to work with another research team in order to they help me in my research. I am very nervous because I will have to talk in English (in Dutch would be impossible for me!) and I don't fell ready to do it. However, I am very excited about this trip because I will make new friends, I will be able to practice my English and to know a wonderful city.
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    February 2, 2017
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    What would make him happy? Vs What could make him happy? For the most part, but I think #1 is more common. Also, #1 applies to a lot of situations. Like trying to figure out what would make your dog happy. LOL-- "What could make him love me?" could also apply to a pet. :P
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    December 15, 2016
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    I've been where you have been a couple of times in my life, and thank god friends and family have helped me out over the years when things got pretty bleak. It's hard getting out of college, and even worse when you have to take jobs that are not related to your degree until you find one. I'm married with a kid now, and those are 2 things I didn't would happen when I was in a similar situation after graduation. Interestingly enough, my wife felt the same way after a year our if her master's program before being able to get a job related to her field. 

    I would suggest just keep looking for opportunities beyond your current view. I couldn't find a good job in the US, so I ended up working and living in another country. 

    Cheers


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    December 15, 2016
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