Megan Smith
I'm a former classical musician, music teacher and legal secretary, who currently resides in Rochester, NY. In 2008, I made the move to Rochester from Toronto, ON, where I was born and raised.
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Groundhogs: Happy Sign of Spring or Annoying Pest?This is my personal account of my love-hate relationship with my resident groundhog Woody, discussing the ups and downs of having a groundhog live in my yard.
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How to Get Around Using The TTC (Public Transportation) in Toronto, CanadaAn experienced TTC rider shares information on whether public transportation in Toronto is safe; when the best time is to travel; and whether to use the bus, subway or streetcar.
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Teaching Syncopated Pedaling to Beginner Piano StudentsIn these ten easy steps that teach appropriate use of the damper pedal, you will share the pedal with your student, to help him get the feel of proper pedaling.
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Fun Forum Game IdeasFun forum game ideas, such as spam games, word games, person above/below games and more!
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Earthquake Risk to U.S. Nuclear ReactorsThese maps show the locations of U.S. commercial nuclear reactors, U.S. earthquake hazard zones, and an overlapping image of the two, to show which nuclear reactors are at risk of damage from earthquakes. -
Could the Fukushima Nuclear Disaster Happen in America?American nuclear reactors are located in known high-risk earthquake zones. The recent Japan earthquake and Fukushima nuclear disaster bring to light questions of our own safety in the U.S.
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Upstate New York's Snow Derby: The Golden Snowball AwardHere you'll find some background history about Upstate NY's annual Snow Derby, also known as the Golden Snowball Award, as well as links to current and past Snow Derby winners.
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When is Your Child Ready for Piano Lessons?It's never too late to learn to play the piano, but starting before the age of approximately 9 has the most potential to increase your child's musical aptitude.
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Recital Pieces for Beginner ClarinetHere are seven easy yet impressive concert or competition pieces for student clarinetists with approximately 2 - 4 years' experience. You'll find a brief description of each piece, including its specific challenges and a link to purchasing information.
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Munchausen by Internet: People Who Fake Illness and Death OnlineA brief description and history of the mental disorder called Munchausen by Internet
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How to Kill Slugs in Your GardenPros and cons of four popular methods of killing slugs in your garden.