Women's Basketball Game Highlights: Jan 02, 2011
Highlights from the Missouri State Women's Basketball game vs. Evansville on January 02, 2011.
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Northeastern University Q&A: When do words become weapons?
Politicians and pundits alike have blamed vitriolic political rhetoric for creating a climate of hatred that made the violence in Tucson almost inevitable. We asked David Cisneros, assistant professor of communications studies at Northeastern University, to discuss the impact and propriety of acerbic political language.
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"Clean Up Robot" Song
The Clean Up Robot Song teaches students about clean up time in a different, creative way. Some of the lyrics include----"I am the clean up robot. Having so much fun putting toys away. Doing what my teachers say. Throwing trash away," etc. This would be a good teaching resource for the beginning of the year when elementary students are learning procedures and routines. This would be well suited for young students and/or special education students. (2:04)
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"Hip Hop Alphabet" song
"Hip Hop Alphabet" sings about the alphabet in a different, fun way. Some of the lyrics include--"Get ready, get set, hop to the alphabet". The letters of the alphabet are displayed on screen while the singer says each one. The song is repeated several times. This would be a good teaching resource for young students. (1:36)
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The week ahead: February 3rd 2011
Unrest continues in Egypt, Europe's leaders meet in Brussels, Japan unveils financial reforms and America watches the Super Bowl
Author(s): The Economist

1908-07-26: Mrs. Sage Seeks Family Tree
This image is a newspaper clipping describing Margaret Olivia Slocum Sage's project to learn about the family history of her husband and herself.
Author(s): Chicago Tribune

1840?: Emma Willard, Portrait 1
This image is a portrait of Emma Willard, founder of the Troy Female Seminary (later the Emma Willard School). She is wearing a dark dress with a white lace scarf tucked into the neckline. A dark veil is pulled away from her face and extends from her white lace cap to below her shoulders.,Willard was a significant figure in the history of American education for girls, a prolific writer and educational theorist. Her Troy Female Seminary, founded after energetic fund-raising in Troy, N.Y. (then on
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1903?: Joseph Jermain Slocum, Portrait 2
This image is a photographic portrait of Joseph Jermain Slocum (1833-1924), aged around seventy. Mr. Slocum is seated and is wearing a dark business suit with a white shirt and a polka-dotted necktie. There is a circular pin or button on his left lapel.,Called "Jermain", Olivia's younger brother attended private school at Syracuse Academy and then Ballston Spa, N.Y., but he was not as scholarly as his sister. Fortunately he was able to apprentice with his uncle John Groesbeck in Cincinnati, Ohio
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1872?: Native American Girls 2: After Assimilation
This image is a photograph of three young Native American girls. The girls are wearing polka-dotted dresses and one girl wears a pinafore over her dress. The hair of two girls is worn unbraided, although pulled away from their faces. Two girls are sitting in wooden chairs with a checkerboard between them. The third girl stands behind the checkerboard. An open book is on the lap of one of the sitting girls. A third smaller chair containing a doll is in front of the checkerboard.,These before and
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1907: Margaret Olivia Slocum Sage, Portrait 3
This image is an oil portrait by Aimee Dupont of Margaret Olivia Slocum Sage. She is shown standing, holding a feathered fan in her right hand and wearing a dress decorated with ribbons and lace and a black ribbon choker with a jeweled brooch around her neck and a bracelet on each arm.,Aimee Dupont painted Olivia Sage as a plump and elaborately dressed matron, undated but probably around 1905, judging from the dress and hairstyle. Sage seems always to have preferred to patronize women artists.
Author(s): Dupont, Aimee

Provost's Circle
In late January members of the Provost's Circle, along with leading UCL academics, gathered at the university for a celebration of their philanthropy. The Provost's Circle is made up of individuals who make a significant annual investment in the university. The event, which is hosted by UCL's President and Provost Professor Malcolm Grant, recognises those who contribute by showing how their gifts shape the university's future.
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Big Screen Keys Tutorial
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4004 BILINGUAL CAESAR'S INVASION OF BRITAIN
Book IV De Bello Gallico
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An Introduction to Negotiation Skills - Learning Package
A learning package about Negotiation.It introduces the concept of Negotiation, explores what it is and how to improve effectiveness through appropriate strategies and techniques.
Author(s): EVOLUTION,UCLAN,UCLANOER,E-EVOLVE,Mac McCarthy

Perception, Mindsets and Creativity - Raw Materials
The raw materials for a learning activity about Perception and Mindsets.It introduces the concepts of Perception and Mindsets, explores what they are and how they function in order to demonstrate their importance in creativity.The inter-relationship between the two concepts is examined. This is developed further as the influences on creativity are explored.
Author(s): EVOLUTION,UCLANOER,E-EVOLVE,UCLAN,Mac McCarthy

Countdown to MIX11: Open Source Fest-a-Palooza

This week we welcome John Papa to the show to talk about the Open Source Fest at MIX, which is a soirée for open source project leaders to come together to show off their great open source projects, and win some cool
prizes!  The Fest will be held on the evening of Monday, April 11^th from 6:00-9:00pm, and is open to all MIX11 attendees who want to have a nosh, hang with the community, and vote for their favorite open source projec
Author(s): Larry Larsen

TechFest 2011: Mobile Photography- Capture, process and View

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