Out in force in Yemen
June 20 - Hundreds of protesters are back on the streets of Sanaa as they continue to call for the end of President Ali Abdullah Saleh's rule. Deborah Lutterbeck reports.
Time Lapse Bean Seed
Student produced time-lapse video of the growth of a bean seed. Grades pre-K and up. Could be used as an example for classes at any level. The video was a third grade student project. Time lapse video is set to muci. Run time 0:54.
DNA Replication
This is a brief, professionally-produced computer-animated video that discusses DNA replication. (00:48)
How to Recognize ADHD Symptoms
How to Recognize ADHD Symptoms. Part of the series: How to Tell if Your Child Has ADHD. How to Recognize ADHD Symptoms in this children's health video.
Three Types of ADHD
Three Types of ADHD. Part of the series: How to Tell if Your Child Has ADHD. Learn about Three Types of ADHD in this children's health video.
Brain Chemicals & the ADHD Diagnosis
Brain Chemicals & the ADHD Diagnosis. Part of the series: How to Tell if Your Child Has ADHD. How Brain Chemicals affect ADHD Diagnosis in this children's health video.
How a Child With ADHD Plays
How a Child With ADHD Plays. Part of the series: How to Tell if Your Child Has ADHD. How a Child With ADHD Plays in this children's health video.
How a Child With ADHD Behaves
How a Child With ADHD Behaves. Part of the series: How to Tell if Your Child Has ADHD. How a Child With ADHD Behaves in this children's health video.
The Seven Sacraments - Fr. Wade Menezes C.P.M
Crux of the Matter by Fr Wade Menezes Fathers of Mercy. He discusses the seven sacraments.
Elements Used in Coins
Learn about a variety of elements are used in coins. An antique store owner explains the most common elements being gold, silver, copper, nickel and occasionally aluminum and bronze. He gives resources to find information about coins.
Structuring Paragraphs, Part 3
This is a video lecture on how to structure paragraphs. In this segment, Mr. Page identifies topic sentences in different paragraphs and discusses coherence. The lecturer appears on the right side while images and information appears on the left. (05:21)
JAZZ DANCE CLASS
Short excerpt from a jazz dance class. (0:47)
Investment in focus as U.S. leaders visit Egypt
June 26 - American politicians and business leaders offer investment and financial support for Egypt. Deborah Lutterbeck reports.
Great Zoom out of Boston, MA: The Bunker Hill Monument
Using data from different spacecraft and some powerful computer technology, visualizers at the Goddard Space Flight Center present you with a collection of American cities in a way you have never seen them before. Starting with our camera high above the Earth, we rush in towards the surface at what would be an impossible speed for any known vehicle. Passing though layers of atmosphere, the colors of our destinations shimmer with their own unique characteristics, and suddenly we find ourselves fl
Entretiens du Jeu de Paume : Conférences inaugurales
Entretiens du Jeu de Paume : Conférences inaugurales
"Entretiens du Jeu de Paume" vendredi 17 juin, samedi 18 juin et dimanche 19 juin 2011, l'UTLS et le Château de Versailles présenteront à Versailles la seconde édition des Entretiens du Jeu de Paume autour du thème de la séparation des pouvoirs.
Truth or True? - Faith and Science Rubbing Shoulders
Prof. Jeff Tallon : Faraday New Zealand Day
Cherishing the Earth: How to care for God's Creation
Revd Margot Hodson : Course
Voodoo Histories: from the Protocols to 9-11 [Audio]
Speaker(s): David Aaronovitch | Why are people attracted to conspiracy theories and why are those theories are so damaging? David Aaronovitch is an award-winning journalist, who has worked in radio, television and newspapers in the UK since the early 1980s. This event marks the launch of his new book 'Voodoo Histories: The Role of the Conspiracy Theory in Shaping Modern History'.
Bulls or Bears in the China Shop? Global Crises, Global Linkages and Asian Manufacturing [Audio]
Speaker(s): Professor Andrew Bernard | This annual Sir Patrick Gillam Lecture examines the impact of the global economic downturn on East Asia and the prospects for East Asian manufacturing in its aftermath. Andrew Bernard is Jack Byrne Professor of International Economics and director of the Center for International Business at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth, USA.
LSE Literary Festival - How Would a Robot Read a Novel? [Audio]
Speaker(s): Dr Kavita Abraham, Dr Jon Adams, Dr Robert Hudson | Don't judge a book by its cover? Don't be ridiculous. We constantly make judgements on books - from where it appears in a shop, its pretty cover, its heft or subject matter, the praise and criticism we hear about it. Reviewers are even more prejudiced. They know the author, or hate the publisher or, even worse, are a meticulous and lucid expert on the subject. All human readings are subjective. Is there another way? Would an objecti
