Fawaz Bilbeisi
Fawaz Bilbeisi Director of Economic & Commerce Bureau for the Kingdom of Jordan
Unearthing the net's history
After staging what he billed as 'the first ever archaeological dig of the web' at Internet Week Europe, curator Jim Boulton is looking to stage another at New York's Internet Week.
Strauss-Kahn confident Irish rescue package will work
The IMF's Dominique Strauss-Kahn says the financial package to bailout Ireland's economy will work, but warned it will be very difficult on the Irish people.
The Road from Copenhagen
Following the United Nations Climate Change Conference held in December 2009 in Copenhagen, Denmark, a five-member panel reviews the pros and cons of the events that took place. Moderated by Ernest Moniz, the panel includes Rob Stavins, Michael Greenstone, Stephen Ansolabehere (filling in for William Bonvillian)
Autism: What Do We Know? What Do We Need?
“I’ll give you the 30,000 foot view of autism.”
Remarking that autism today, in terms of interest and funding, is like cancer was 20 years ago,
Dr. Thomas Insel provides the latest medical and scientific views on this complex developmental brain disorder. The formal definition of autism includes three main componen
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Góngora y los orígenes del poema heroicómico. Rodrigo CACHO CASAL. In Dire, taire, masquer les origines dans la péninsule ibérique, du Moyen Age au Siècle d'Or, colloque international organisé par l'Équipe de recherche "Littérature Espagnole Médiévale et du Siècle d'Or" (LEMSO) du laboratoire France méridionale et Espagne : histoire des sociétés du moyen age à l'époque contemporaine (FRAMESPA) en collaboration avec le département d'ét Community and Innovation: "Where and Why is Innovation Happening?" Welcome to Acute Care The Auctioneer by Joan Samson [Transcribed from the Libertarian Tradition podcast episode "The Auctioneer"] Joan Samson was a Depression baby, born in 1937. She died of cancer in 1976, when she was still in her 30s. In 1975, the year before her death, she published her only novel, The Auctioneer World War II: The Battle of Iwo Jima Shopping safely online How to Read Sheet Music : Understanding Rhythmic Notation & Quarter Notes Deadly pipeline explosion in Mexico LSE Literary Weekend - So Much for That: on illness, death and money Ex-cons benefit in biz-led charity
Green My Place is an interactive game, which contains a number of individual games. Pupils are working as teams in an effort to finish each game, while a number of tutorials are available in order not only to finish the tasks but to provide interesting information on environmental issues.
The multiplayer game is played with a web browser in one of five different building locations. To increase
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This video shows very young students exploring the differences among leaves and trees. QuickTime or Windows Media plug-in is required to play the video.
In this video, Anatomy and Physiology teacher, Mr. Ford, briefly defines a Eukaryote and Prokaryote and what distinguishes the two from each other (including which organisms have these sorts of cells). A quick review is included at the end. (3:16)
Three new crew members arrive at the International Space Station.
Margaret O'Mara is a historian of the modern United States whose work looks at the growth of the knowledge economy and the reasons creativity and innovation thrive in particular places. She is the author of Cities of Knowledge: Cold War Science and the Search for the Next Silicon Valley (Princeton, 2005), which explored how Silicon Valley came to be, why other U.S. regions did not become Silicon Valley, and what the Cold War had to do with it. Her current research includes a study of high-tech g
This video tells patients what to expect when they transfer from the ICU to Acute Care. It explains call buttons, what to expect from service providers, etc.
This video clip provides a summary of the Battle of Iwo Jima reported by a USMC Radio Broadcast from February 1945. (2:41)
With busy schedules and boatloads of free shipping offers shopping online is a handy option, but hackers are hungry for consumers' sensitive data. A cyber security expert offers way to shop more safely online.
Rhythmic notation uses quarter notes, half notes, whole notes and more. Learn about quarter notes, time signatures and the 4/4 meter in this free music theory. This is a great tool for high school aged children with little music background. (3:22)
An oil pipeline in central Mexico exploded on Sunday, creating what one official described as a "river of fire" and killing at least 22 people. Jon Decker reports.
Lionel Shriver will be discussing and reading from her new novel So Much for That on the cusp of release in March. Described in HarperCollins's spring catalogue as "about illness, death, and money", Shriver's latest explores four different scenarios with a medical aspect, in a kind of literary "ER". The book examines the catastrophic personal fall-out of America's dysfunctional health-care system, while also raising tough questions that all Western countries are having to wrestle with--the most
A number of British charities are thriving as a result of investment and training from Venture Philanthropists Impetus, who are backed by some of Britain's biggest companies.
