MH17 wreckage heads to Netherlands
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Wreckage from Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 downed over Ukraine makes its way to the Netherlands for examination by investigators. Rough cut (no reporter narration)
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3.3.4 Dispute settlement The lack of expertise in the developing countries shows up at a subsequent stage as well. One of the undoubted plus points of the WTO, compared with its predecessor the GATT, is its streamlined mechanism for settling disputes between members – on the whole quite impartially. But although many of the larger developing countries have won cases against the most powerful members like the EU and USA, the smaller ones are hamstrung by their inability to field lawyers specialised in international
Laura & Peter Zeranski: 2014 National Book Festival
Chefs Laura & Peter Zeranski appear at the 2014 Library of Congress National Book Festival in Washington, D.C.
Speaker Biography: Husband-and-wife cooking team Laura and Peter Zeranski have focused on the art of Polish cuisine for almost 40 years. Peter's mother, Alina Zeranska, encouraged a love for Polish food in the family after publishing "The Art of Polish Cooking" in 1968, a critically acclaimed best-seller. Peter Zeranski continued the work of honoring Polish culture and tradition throu
4.3 Live fast, die young Both the automobile and PC industries were characterised by a great deal of turbulence in the first 20 to 30 years of their existence. In both cases, many new firms entered the industry, introduced new varieties of the product, and soon left the industry, leaving only a few dozen firms to compete during the growth phase. By 1926 only 33 per cent of the firms that had started producing automobiles during the previous 22 years had survived. In the case of PCs, by 1999 only 20 per cent of the fi
5.4.3 Gathering and producing new information As your work progresses, what new information are you gathering or producing? For example are you using IT to handle ideas, plans, working documents, results of calculations, designs, predictions, evaluations and so on? Review the types of information you are dealing with and think about what IT skills you are using to bring together information and data from different sources to help you make decisions or draw conclusions. What new IT skills would help you handle this information more effect
5.1 Introduction There are several types of diabetes, including two that are common: Type 1 and Type 2. Type 2 is the most common sort of diabetes. Worldwide, about 90 per cent of people with diabetes have Type 2 and about 10 per cent have Type 1. The other sorts of diabetes account for very small numbers of people.
Learning outcomes After studying this course, you should be able to: examine the place play has in the curriculum framework/guidance or documents most relevant to a personal setting identify various definitions of play demonstrate an awareness of ideas about the value of play and adults' attitudes towards play consider play in a personal setting and understand children's perceptions of play demonstrate an awareness of issues such as gend
4.1 Inflexion The underlying grammatical rules of Indo-European languages (for example, English, Gaelic, French, German, Russian, Latin, Greek, Punjabi) are similar, but it is not always easy to appreciate this when you are beginning to learn a new language. A common feature of all these languages is the inflexion of nouns, adjectives and verbs, whereby the end of the word is changed according to its function in the sentence. For example, woman, woman's, women and women's are all inflexions o
BCLA Open Notebook Science and the Library
This is my April 19, 2007 presentation at the British Columbia Library Association Conference on Open Access. There was only time to do a brief introduction about trends in openness in education and research and how that might affect the needs of scientists in publishing and finding information. I also showed a few screenshots of UsefulChem near the end.
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Typhoon Hagupit weakens
Filipinos take stock as a weakened typhoon Hagupit heads off towards the South China Sea. Paul Chapman reports
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Inside Outlook: Tuition and Debt
Inside Outlook host, Gavin P. Sullivan, attended the University of Washington from 1996 to 2000. During that period he paid $3,500 in tuition, on average, for the academic year. Times have changed considerably, in 2014 tuition at UW soared to $12,400 for the academic year.
Rising tuition is not unique to the University of Washington. It is being felt by students across the country and has profound implications for both the individual and the economy at large. What is driving these tuition incr
Episode 15 – Be My Guest: Star Wars Be my guest as we gatecrash another special exhibition event, this time at Scienceworks. A long, long time ago (in 2005) in a Museum of Science far, far away (in Boston) some exhibition people got together with a crowd from LucasFilm Ltd and joined forces to create an exhibition called Star Wars: Where Science Meets Imagination. It’s designed to ignite interest in science and technology and interestingly one of the scientists interviewed in the exhibition mentions that Star War
Poland bids to reclaim forgotten past as haven for Jews
A new Museum of Jewish history, on the site of the Warsaw Ghetto, is due to open its doors to the public and aims to re-invigorate Jewish life in Poland. Deborah Lutterbeck reports.
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Math: Multiplying by 8
This is a child-narrated video which should appeal to students. Multiplying by 8. Flashcards for second and third Grades. (07:10)
Space Station Live: Aerosols in a CATS Eye
NASA Public Affairs Officer Nicole Cloutier-Lemasters talks with Dr. Matthew McGill and Dr. John Yorks of NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, MD, about CATS (Cloud-Aerosol Transport System), their aerosol-measuring remote sensing unit that’s flying to the International Space Station on a cargo vehicle next week. CATS uses a LiDAR system to provide a better understanding of particulate coverage in the atmosphere for scientists modeling Earth’s climate feedback processes.
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CPGL - FRAGILITE, QUELS SAVOIR FAIRE EN LORRAINE ? FRAGILITE : conséquences et enjeux (Vidéo) Titre: CPGL - FRAGILITE, QUELS SAVOIR FAIRE EN LORRAINE ? FRAGILITE : conséquences et enjeux Intervenant : Dr Christine PERRET-GUILLAUME, Gériatre, CHU de Nancy
Programme Journée «FRAGILITE » du CPGL
14h – 14h30 : FRAGILITE : conséquences et enjeux – Pr Benetos, CHU de Nancy
14h30 - 16h00 : FRAGILITE(S) : Quel savoir-faire des ...
CPGL - FRAGILITE, QUELS SAVOIR FAIRE EN LORRAINE ? Table ronde : Fragilité(s), quels savoirs ... CPGL - FRAGILITE, QUELS SAVOIR FAIRE EN LORRAINE ? Table ronde : Fragilité(s), quels savoirs faire ? Intérêt d'un travail en partenariat Intervenant : Eliane ABRAHAM, Gériatre, Nancy - Vice présidente du CGL à Nancy
Eve CLAISER, IDE libérale, URPS IDE Lorraine – Moselle EST
Manuela DANTE, IDEC, Réseau Gérard Cuny – NANCY ...
4.4 ‘Erlkönig’ (‘The Erl-king’, 1815) Before continuing with the course, read the English translation of ‘Erlkönig’ by clicking on the link below. The translation attempts to stay close to the rhythm and rhyming-scheme of Goethe's poem, and Virtual Maths - Shapes, Space and Measure, Theodolite Survey simulation COMP6235 Week 11 Hadoop & Linux tutorial
Exercise 6
Simulation of using a thodolite to calculate the height of a building.
COMP6235 Week 11 Hadoop & Linux tutorial
