Experiments with the Three-Spectral Inverse Problem for a Beaded String
This report summarizes work done as part of the Physics of Strings PFUG under Rice University's VIGRE program. VIGRE is a program of Vertically Integrated Grants for Research and Education in the Mathematical Sciences under the direction of the National Science Foundation. A PFUG is a group of Postdocs, Faculty, Undergraduates and Graduate students formed round the study of a common problem. This module describes the three-spectral inverse problem for a beaded string and presents experimental re
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Survey of London: volume 47 - Northern Clerkenwell and Pentonville
Details the architectural history of the north-western portion of the historic parish of Clerkenwell. It includes Islington High Street and the Angel, the Exmouth Market area, and the Pentonville westwards towards King's Cross. The southern and eastern parts of the parish are covered in volume 46.
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The week ahead: September 17th 2012


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Breakingviews: Fed honeymoon may be brief
Sept. 14 - The flood of cheap dollars from the Fed will lift all boats for a while. But QE is sure to trouble non-U.S. central bankers say Breakingviews.
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CSM Heroes Campaign
The CSM Heroes Campaign is a scholarship campaign for CSM First Responder Programs and CSM Veterans' Yellow Ribbon Program. Donations from this campaign will benefit: Students studying Criminal Justice, Emergency Medial Services, Fire Science Technology, and Homeland Security as well as Veterans whose benefits changed as a part of the Veterans' Affairs Yellow Ribbon Campaign. From September 11 - November 11, call Papa Johns and mention CSM Heroes; a portion of your order will be donated to supp
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Cause-Effect Match Up: Building Early Reasoning Skills
Correctly matching effects with given causes encourages the use of critical thinking skills and provides an opportunity for students to extend their understanding of cause-and-effect relationships.  This simple activity could be adapted for most elementary classrooms.  (02:33)
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Coriolis Free Throw
A rotating, non-inertial frame of reference makes playing ball difficult. These guys are attempting to pass and shoot a ball and can't seem to master it (01:21).
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Prezi - Getting Started
A short tutorial video for teachers about Prezi, a great alternative presentation tool.
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The Studies Weekly Flip Book Tutorial

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Studies Weekly provides teachers with hundreds of ideas and suggestions for Best Practices. Here’
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U.S. Morning Call: Spain in pain; cushy deal for Sealy
Sep 27 - Spain set to announce fiscal reforms and strict budget cuts, and Tempur-Pedic acquires Sealy for $1.3 billion.
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Using appropriate technology
 Dr Mike Clifford from the School of Mechanical Materials and Manufacturing Engineeringat the University of Nottingham has been working on simple, appropriate technologies to address some of the problems in the developing world.

In this podcast, Dr. Clifford touches on what “appropriate technology” means and discusses some of the engineering projects they have developed for use in countries such as Tanzania.
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Wearing Forbidden Shoes
 Professor Dick Geary

In this podcast, Professor Dick Geary, from the School of History at the University of Nottingham and Director of The Institute for the Study of Slavery (ISOS), discusses the uniqueness of the slave trade in Brasil.

Although Britain abolished slavery in 1807, slavery persisted in Brasil for another 81 years. Why did it take until 1888 to abolish slavery and how did the practice of bu
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Geraldine the Giraffe Learns The /sh/ Sound
Geraldine the Giraffe learns about /sh/. She searches her house for words that have the /sh/ sound. She finds cash, shoe, sheep, brush, cushion, shirt, and flash. This is a great resource to introduce and/or review the /sh/ sound in the elementary classroom. (3:49)
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COM365 Session 4 Fall 2012
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A lesson using four different strategies to find the Greatest Common Factor

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Tube sampling of Pitsea cell MSW
By: watson_gvr This video shows a 320 mm diameter, 0.5 m long, steel tube being pushed into highly compressed MSW (waste) inside the 2 m diameter Pitsea compression cell in real time. The tube is being pushed by the upper platen of the cell. This formed part of an experiment to investigate the possibility of recovering undisturbed tube samples from MSW.
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Fred Hammond & RFC - Jesus Be a Fence Around Me
This is an audio recording only of the song "Jesus Be a Fence Around Me" from the album Purpose By Design by Fred Hammond & RFC, 2000.  (07:09)
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The Soul Stirrers - Jesus Be A Fence Around Me (1966)
This is an audio recording of the song "Jesus Be a Fence Around Me" from The Soul Stirrers' album Resting Easy ©1966 Checker Records.  (02:27)
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Interactive-engagement vs traditional methods: A six-thousand-student survey of mechanics test data
The complete report from Richard Hake's long-term study of interactive engagement (IE) techniques and their effect on the understanding of physics by non-physics majors. The study analyzed diverse student populations in high schools, colleges, and universities and used pre- and post-instruction testing to determine the gains in each group. IE techniques were shown to improve student's understanding at a significantly higher rate than traditional instruction. Additionally, these IE techniques are
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