The EU toy safety directive, agreed and implemented by Government, states that balloons must not be blown up by unsupervised children under the age of eight, in case they accidentally swallow them and choke. Despite having been popular favourites for generations of children, party games including whistles and magnetic fishing games are to be banned [...]
Children to be banned from blowing up balloons, under EU safety rules
October 28, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Content on WeAreChangeTV is the opinion of the original poster, not necessarily of WeAreChangeTV, its owner, moderators or any other chapter of WeAreChange
Content on WeAreChangeTV is the opinion of the original poster, not necessarily of WeAreChangeTV, its owner, moderators or any other chapter of WeAreChange
Did UK Hacker Gary McKinnon Find NASA Evidence of UFOs?
July 29, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Content on WeAreChangeTV is the opinion of the original poster, not necessarily of WeAreChangeTV, its owner, moderators or any other chapter of WeAreChange
Content on WeAreChangeTV is the opinion of the original poster, not necessarily of WeAreChangeTV, its owner, moderators or any other chapter of WeAreChange
by Jeff Peckman Extradition of UK hacker Gary McKinnon to the U.S. might reveal that NASA defrauded taxpayers for billions of dollars. If McKinnon loses his fight against extradition he could face up to 70 years in prison if found guilty of breaking into military computers and NASA computers. Then again, maybe not. McKinnon claims [...]
Are teachers cheating standardized test results because of “No Child Left Behind”?
July 7, 2011 By 1 Comment
Content on WeAreChangeTV is the opinion of the original poster, not necessarily of WeAreChangeTV, its owner, moderators or any other chapter of WeAreChange
Content on WeAreChangeTV is the opinion of the original poster, not necessarily of WeAreChangeTV, its owner, moderators or any other chapter of WeAreChange
Award-winning gains by Atlanta students were based on widespread cheating by 178 named teachers and principals, said Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal on Tuesday. His office released a report from the Georgia Bureau of Investigation that names 178 teachers and principals – 82 of whom confessed – in what’s likely the biggest cheating scandal in US [...]
