Two Hour Power AMNH's 17th Annual Halloween Celebration Reuters Today: Japan battles slowdown with surprise easing Southeast Asia emerging as money magnet Patrick Ball in "O'Carolan's Farewell to Music" 1 U.S. Morning Call: 16,000 jobs on BofA chopping block Wealth Strategies: Investors don't own enough stock 3XSQ: Samsung going after iPhone 5 U.S. Day Ahead: Oracle results to show tech weakness U.S. Morning Call: Line up! iPhone 5 hits stores worldwide NASA says Arctic cyclone played "key role" in record ice melt Path to Thunderbird Changing phases of matter SOC101 Session 3 Fall 2012 MSUToday: A Campus Haunting (Complete show) Saludos y presentaciones en chino Prezi - The Basics Culinary Ampitheatre Dedication Silent Stone Houses
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Celebrate Halloween at the American Museum of Natural History. On Wednesday, October 31, from 4-7 p.m., the Museum's halls will be filled with trick-or-treating, live performances by David Grover and the Big Bear Band, arts and crafts, the Big Nazo puppet troupe, and roaming characters including Curious George, Spiderman, Miffy, Danny's Dinosaur and Spider-man. Teddy Roosevelt, whose journey from young naturalist to Conservation President is highlighted in a new exhibition in the Theodore Roosev
Sept. 19 - The Bank of Japan doubles its usual purchases of government bonds in an attempt to weaken the yen and kickstart growth.
Sept. 19 - As Western economies struggle, Southeast Asia is shaping up as the place where fortunes are made - and stored, with Singapore tipped to overtake Switzerland as the world's wealth management capital.
This is a performance of "MacCabe's Challenge" at Spreckels Performing Arts Center in Rohnert Park, CA while it was there from January-February 2010. This video includes some harp playing and some monologue. (02:36)
Sep 20 - Bank of America announces it will cut 16,000 jobs this year. And economists forecast a total of 375,000 filings for initial jobless claims this week.
Sep 20 - BlackRock's David Cassese says a traditional 60/40 split between stocks and bonds doesn't give enough weight to equities and likes companies growing dividends like Quest Diagnostics and Microsoft.
Sep 20 - Samsung says it is planning to add the iPhone 5 to its existing patent lawsuits against Apple
Sep 19 - Don't be fooled by Oracle when it reports after the close. It's set to see a fatter profit as IT managers spend their budgets before December, but hardware sales could drop by up to 10%.
Sep 21 - Apple's new smartphone goes on sale with mobile carriers already reporting record demand most likely to stretch Apple's supply capacity.
Sept. 21 - Weather data collected by NASA suggests that this summer's record Arctic ice melt may have been partially due to a powerful cyclone that scientists say "wreaked havoc" on ice cover during the month of August. Rob Muir reports.
NFL agent Eric Kaufman, president of Premier Sports & Entertainment, talks Sept. 20, 2012, about his path to Thunderbird School of Global Management. http://www.thunderbird.edu
Changing phases of matter
In ASL, Ms. Klebba explains how matter changes phases - solid to liquid to gas - and so forth.
Individual in Society with Sergio Soto 09/24/12
Just in time for Halloween, we bring you a fun, spooky look at parts of the Michigan State University campus that some say...are haunted.
Our MSUToday Show team and a crew of intrepid MSU students go behind the scenes, and even underground, seeking ghosts and spooks of all sorts in this half-hour program.
Join us—if you dare—as we go all over campus to nooks and crannies—and tunnels—where the unexplained will send shivers down your spine.
More at www.msutoday.msu.edu/haunting.
Escucha algunas de las frases más comunes para una primera charla con alguien. (1:30)
A short tutorial video for teachers about Prezi, a great alternative presentation tool.
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Matt Cashore shoots the beauty of Inishark, an abandoned island off the coast of Ireland where University of Notre Dame anthropology Professor Ian Kuijt and his team of students and locals have been digging for six years. The island was last inhabited in 1960 when the remaining 25 inhabitants left their homes and history on the island. Today the Cultural Landscapes of the Irish Coast (CLIC) project strives to provide a voice to the islanders long gone and to a disappearing culture that may soon
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