Zynga IPO may raise $1 billion
Dec. 12 - Zynga, the maker of Farmville, may raise as much as $1 billion during an IPO planned for Thursday. It would be the biggest U.S. Internet IPO since Google in 2004. Carmen Roberts reports.
Virtual robot associates numbers with body
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http://www.newscientist.com/article/mg21228385.900-virtual-robot-links-body-to-numbers-just-like-humans.html
Le Criocère du lis
Le lis est souvent attaqué par la larve du criocère du lis. La biologie de ce petit coléoptère de la famille des chrysomélidés est étudiée de l'accouplement à la naissance et au développement des larves, qui peuvent être parasitées par un hyménoptère. Crioceris lilii est ensuite comparé avec le criocère de l'asperge et le criocère à 12 points.
Introduction à l'électrostatique
Le professeur montre une série d'expériences permettant d'atteindre les lois qualitatives de l'électrostatique : attraction, répulsion, deux électricités, différence entre conducteurs et isolants. Electroscope, phénomènes d'influence. Pression électrostatique, union des pointes, paratonnerre, cage de Faraday.
Chem 203, Discussion 1. Monday, September 26. Molecular Modeling with PyMOL: Using Molecular Mechani
A discussion for the Chem 203: Organic Spectroscopy course.
Ask Dr. Ransom - What is a Solstice?
What is the solstice? With the help of a grapefruit, a stick, a piece of tape and some string, Dr. Ransom shows how the earth-sun system presents four naturally occurring holidays. (03:17)
How to Become a Writer
This 1:27 is an interview with author Nairne Holtz as she explains that writing novels is not the same as blogging, and gives some useful tips. For older students.
Chem 203, Lecture 19. Monday, November 7. The Nuclear Overhauser Effect in Stereochemistry and Struc
A lecture for the Chem 203: Organic Spectroscopy course.
EconomÃa Financiera (Grado)
El objetivo de este curso es que el estudiante conozca los principios que rigen el proceso de formación de precios de los activos tanto financieros como reales y conozca y maneje las técnicas básicas de valoración de activos
President's 2011 Holiday Greeting
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Otis College: Doin It In Public: Tour of the Exhibition
Part of the unprecedented collaboration initiated by the Getty, "Pacific Standard Time: Art in LA 1945-1980;" Otis College of Art and Design mounted the Exhibition "Doin' It In Public: Feminism and Art at the Woman's Building."
Curators Meg Linton and Sue Maberry lead us on a tour through the Gallery. Along with historical ephemera and documentation, the show surveys the work of groundbreaking feminist artists/designers and artist collectives who gathered together at the Los Angeles Woman's
Sunday Service - 12/11/2011 - Sam Wells
A service or worship in Duke University Chapel. The Reverend Dr Samuel Wells delivers a sermon entitled "Who Are You?."
Opening excerpt from the sermon: (28:32)
"I wonder what you feel like when you see a photograph of yourself. I know a number of people who claim they always look bad in photographs. Think about the logic of such a conviction for a moment. You see yourself in a photograph. You think, "That person doesn't look as beautiful, charming, witty, relaxed and cool as I like to think I
When American Airlines Declared Bankruptcy
When American Airlines declared bankruptcy on November 29, 2011, analysis of the event was provided to news media by Economist Bernard Weinstein and Senior Lecturer Mike Davis, both of SMU's Cox School of Business.
Warm Winter Wishes from Eric and Karen Kaler
A greeting card from the University of Minnesota President Eric Kaler and Karen Kaler. The card was illustrated by university student Marilena Mihai and the music composed by graduate student Adam Zahller.
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French trade unions protest austerity
Dec. 13 - French trade unions kick off one of a series of national demonstrations against austerity outside the offices of Moody's Investor Services. Nick Rowlands reports.
Panetta sees "significant progress" in Afghan war effort
Dec. 14 - U.S. Defense Secretary Panetta in Kabul said despite continuing violence in Afghanistan, the U.S. and NATO are "making significant progress." Deborah Lutterbeck reports.
Trading at Noon: Nasdaq drops 2 percent
Dec. 14 - U.S. stocks fell, led lower by energy and technology stocks, with the Nasdaq down 2 percent as a sliding euro and rising Italian bond yields reflected persistent concerns about Europe's debt crisis.
Tax Cheats Are Cheating You
The U.S. government is letting fraud artists slip through its "meticulous" fingers. David Cay Johnston breaks down the impact massive tax evasion is having on the economy and the American household.
Mixed reviews on the war in Iraq
Dec. 14 - As the last U.S. troops prepare to leave Iraq after almost nine years, residents grow restless with the slow pace of development. Deborah Lutterbeck reports.
