"Hi Brian,
My home town and the school I graduated from was Watsonville High School there in California."
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- I am the founder of a non-profit, Learn to Discover, whose mission is to develop and deliver hands-on technology courses (such as robotics, animation, electronics, computer programming, etc.) to kids from pre-school through high school and beyond. I have over 32 years of experience in technology, marketing, sales, support and entrepreneurial ventures in high-tech companies, including several small start-ups. I have developed curriculum for over 10 years and have taught technology, including robotics and other physical sciences, in Monterey and Santa Cruz Counties to grades K-12 for over 5 years.I have a B.S. in Mathematics from the University of Washington. I am a member of the LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT Community Partner Program.
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- At 9:51pm on May 20, 2011,
Lydia Black said… Hi Brian,
My home town and the school I graduated from was Watsonville High School there in California.
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