The Irrational as an Object of Cognition All attempts at scientific explanation can at best succeed only in explaining the changes in something given. The given itself is inexplicable. It simply is. Why it is remains hidden from us. It is the irratio
Battle of Kwajalein
The U.S. invades Kwajalein on January 31, 1944, breaking the outer ring of the Japanese Pacific territory. Japanese forces are poorly trained and are easily outnumbered by American troops. After four days nearly all of the Japenese troops are wiped out and Allies claim victory on February 3, 1944. In this video clip, learn more about swift Battle of Kwajalein. (2:04)
Hearing the Japanese Earthquake - Clip 3
In this recording of the 2011 Japanese earthquake, taken from measurements in California, the quake created subtle movements deep in the San Andreas Fault. The initial noise, which sounds like distant thunder, corresponds with the Japanese mainshock. Afterwards, a continuous high-pitch sound, similar to rainfall that turns on and off, represents induced tremor activity at the fault. This animation not only help scientists explain the concept of distant triggering to general audiences, but also p
New Social Media Site for Teachers
The WatchKnowLearn tour bus has made it to the sunshine state! Watch this news segment from Tallahassee, FL where Dr. Joe Thomas is shown training teachers at Buck Lake Elementary School and students can be seen enjoying a video on the website.
Importance of Teaching Your Child Two Languages
This four minute interview is about some advantages of being able to communicate in two languages. There is no data given as to the research, but it is referred to a number of times. In general, this is an overview that might be of value to parents on younger children.
How To Guide- Movie Maker & You Tube (part 3)
Web2.0ERC-How To Guide No.6.3_ Movie Maker & You Tube 3 This is part three in a four part guide that will take you through the basic steps of making videos and editing tips. (04:01)
{Suresh 277} Useful sentences
Master Your Vocabulary. Take a look at: Vocabulary Quiz - Hindi->English; Picture->Hindi; Recording->Hindi; and more!Vocabulary List - Easy to study list with pictures and recordings for some words{Suresh 277} Useful...
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Formation Médicale 2011 - Aide à la décision du conseil d’UFR pour l’attribution des CCA/AHU.
Titre : Evaluation de l’enseignement des universitaires de notre UFR intégrée dans la grille utilisée comme aide à la décision du conseil d’UFR pour l’attribution des CCA/AHU
Auteurs(s) : Alexis Descatha (Guyancourt), Sylvie Castaigne (Guyancourt), Sophie Chagnon (Guyancourt), Thierry Lebret (Guyancourt)
Résumé : Introduction
L’augmentation du nombre de demande des services de postes de CCA/ AHU a contraint notre conseil d’UFR à développer un outil d’a
Our Rights Of The Child Scrapbook
Respecting a child's race, colour, gender, religion, political view, nationality, origin of birth. What does this have to do with the students in my classroom or children all over the world? Ethics and social responsibility in the classroom are invited in this unit of study.
Have your students ever thought about looking at an idea through different lenses? What about thinking about one item in different ways? Through the thinking, writing, speaking exercises the students will examine the Declara
Center for Trades and Energy Training - Articulation Signing 2/29/12
Articulation Agreement Signing with College of Southern Maryland and Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractors' National Association.
Center for Trades and Energy Training - Articulation Signing 2/29/12 - Mary Krug's Remarks
Mary Krug, Board of Trustee Chair of the College of Southern Maryland, remarks regarding the Articulation Agreement Signing with College of Southern Maryland and Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractors' National Association.
Center for Trades and Energy Training - Articulation Signing 2/29/12 - Michael Pasqualle's Remarks
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Celebrity Readers Theresa Johnson
College of Southern Maryland Senior Executive Director of Marketing and National Council for Marketing and Public Relations (NCMPR) "Communicator of the Year" Theresa Johnson visited the St. Charles Children's Learning Center on the La Plata Campus as a "Celebrity Reader" on Feb. 13. To celebrate Valentine's Day, Johnson read the children's book "Love Bugs" by David A. Carter. Theresa Johnson gave the children Hershey Kisses and candy marshmallows and in return received smiles and hugs. Celebrat
Fall 2011 Welcome from U-M President Mary Sue Coleman
Fall 2011 welcome message from U-M President Mary Sue Coleman.
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World War I Packs
In a Mail Call video, R. Lee Ermey answers a question from Mark of Kansas who wants to know what was in a World War I backpack. Ermey reveals that the backpacks WWI soldiers had to wear served to be an annoyance. (3:35)
Shelby Westbrook
First Lieutenant Shelby Westbrook enlisted in the U.S. Air Force and joined the nation's first all-black air corps shortly after Pearl Harbor. There he not only fought the enemy abroad, but worked hard to set an example for other African Americans struggling for equal rights. In this video clip, learn more about his services fighting in World War II. (2:20)
Incidence
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WSU prof's latest book explores plausible doomsday scenarios
The good news is that all the "end--of-Mayan-calendar" doomsday talk is pretty much just hogwash. But the bad news, at least according to a professor at Washington State University, is that there are a genuinely disturbing number of scientifically valid scenarios in which our planet -- and in some cases, even the entire universe -- could be slammed suddenly into catastrophic oblivion.
For more about this story, click here: http://news.wsu.edu/pages/publications.asp?Action=Detail&PublicationID=3
