EJ knows with Air Gordon soccer tires he'll claim the scoring title for sure, but how can he pay for them? By making use of a force called initiative.
EJ knows with Air Gordon soccer tires he'll claim the scoring title for sure, but how can he pay for them? By making use of a force called initiative.
Lazy Lion spends all day trying to avoid hard work.
Just what is energy, anyway? In this episode of Science and Me, Molecular Mike helps us to figure out the answer to this puzzling question! We'll learn about ways that we use energy, how the Sun provides energy for all kinds of things to happen on our planet, and ways in which light and heat are used every day. Join us on this installment of Science and Me and get ready for some.. . "Energetic Energy"!
Just what is energy, anyway? In this episode of Science and Me, Molecular Mike helps us to figure out the answer to this puzzling question! We'll learn about ways that we use energy, how the Sun provides energy for all kinds of things to happen on our planet, and ways in which light and heat are used every day. Join us on this installment of Science and Me and get ready for some.. . "Energetic Energy"!
Just what is energy, anyway? In this episode of Science and Me, Molecular Mike helps us to figure out the answer to this puzzling question! We'll learn about ways that we use energy, how the Sun provides energy for all kinds of things to happen on our planet, and ways in which light and heat are used every day. Join us on this installment of Science and Me and get ready for some.. . "Energetic Energy"!
Just what is energy, anyway? In this episode of Science and Me, Molecular Mike helps us to figure out the answer to this puzzling question! We'll learn about ways that we use energy, how the Sun provides energy for all kinds of things to happen on our planet, and ways in which light and heat are used every day. Join us on this installment of Science and Me and get ready for some.. . "Energetic Energy"!
The Manta Ray is the largest of the rays and roams throughout all tropical waters of the world, typically around coral reefs. We visit Papua New Guinea to check out a special place for Manta Rays. Next we take a look at a couple of special areas of diving: Enriched Air and Ice Diving. Sea World, in Queensland, is Australia's premier marine park, and it has a number of unique aspects that make it a world leader within its field: scientific research and education we learn are key components of its operation. etc.
The Manta Ray is the largest of the rays and roams throughout all tropical waters of the world, typically around coral reefs. We visit Papua New Guinea to check out a special place for Manta Rays. Next we take a look at a couple of special areas of diving: Enriched Air and Ice Diving. Sea World, in Queensland, is Australia's premier marine park, and it has a number of unique aspects that make it a world leader within its field: scientific research and education we learn are key components of its operation. etc.
Granalon "meets" Contractionetta. Who is she?
Granalon "meets" Contractionetta. Who is she?
Granalon "meets" Contractionetta. Who is she?
Granalon "meets" Contractionetta. Who is she?
In Out on a Limb, Evergreen, a beautiful maiden who lives in a tree house in an enchanted forest, teaches phonics to first grade students. For more information please visit www.becon.tv.
In Out on a Limb, Evergreen, a beautiful maiden who lives in a tree house in an enchanted forest, teaches phonics to first grade students. For more information please visit www.becon.tv.
The Core Curriculum Department in partnership with BECON will air Science Alive. This series is designed to present science benchmarks to students to help them become science literate and prepare them for the FCAT Science. Each program in the series will cover an annually assessed science benchmark for each of the strands.
The Core Curriculum Department in partnership with BECON will air Science Alive. This series is designed to present science benchmarks to students to help them become science literate and prepare them for the FCAT Science. Each program in the series will cover an annually assessed science benchmark for each of the strands.
The Core Curriculum Department in partnership with BECON will air Science Alive. This series is designed to present science benchmarks to students to help them become science literate and prepare them for the FCAT Science. Each program in the series will cover an annually assessed science benchmark for each of the strands.
The Core Curriculum Department in partnership with BECON will air Science Alive. This series is designed to present science benchmarks to students to help them become science literate and prepare them for the FCAT Science. Each program in the series will cover an annually assessed science benchmark for each of the strands.
Junior Naturalist Patrice looks at how animals communicate with visual, auditory, chemical, and tactile signals. Patrice and Senior Naturalist Dave Erler, look at the red fox and how it communicates using scent. We take an up-close look at how songbirds communicate. Morissa and Benjamin visit a pond with Herpetologist Tom Tining and learn how frogs communicate.
Junior Naturalist Patrice looks at how animals communicate with visual, auditory, chemical, and tactile signals. Patrice and Senior Naturalist Dave Erler, look at the red fox and how it communicates using scent. We take an up-close look at how songbirds communicate. Morissa and Benjamin visit a pond with Herpetologist Tom Tining and learn how frogs communicate.
The sea is full of sporting talent - there are sprinters, jumpers, and even some gymnasts in this ocean arena. But which of our fit fishy friends will fall at the first hurdle and which will win the gold medal? On your marks, get set - swim! It is time for our reef games to begin.
The theme of this program is Patterns, which are formed by repeating the same elements in a recognizable order. We begin this program making a patterned frame featuring shapes and color. Then its our basic lesson on plastic lacing with Mary Slivinski - you can braid it, twist it, tie it and so much more. Next it's our painting lesson with Prudy Vannier - we're prepping wood today. Then Mary is back with a backpack tag featuring our basic lesson. Last up it's another pattern project - we're making paper bead jewelry.
A naturalist records his oberservation of wildlife in this book and two others--Dear At The Brook & Come Out Muskrats. LeVar joins author and illustrator Jim Arnosky and learns how to read animal signs like tiny porcupine claw marks on a tree.
A naturalist records his oberservation of wildlife in this book and two others--Dear At The Brook & Come Out Muskrats. LeVar joins author and illustrator Jim Arnosky and learns how to read animal signs like tiny porcupine claw marks on a tree.
A naturalist records his oberservation of wildlife in this book and two others--Dear At The Brook & Come Out Muskrats. LeVar joins author and illustrator Jim Arnosky and learns how to read animal signs like tiny porcupine claw marks on a tree.
A naturalist records his oberservation of wildlife in this book and two others--Dear At The Brook & Come Out Muskrats. LeVar joins author and illustrator Jim Arnosky and learns how to read animal signs like tiny porcupine claw marks on a tree.
A naturalist records his oberservation of wildlife in this book and two others--Dear At The Brook & Come Out Muskrats. LeVar joins author and illustrator Jim Arnosky and learns how to read animal signs like tiny porcupine claw marks on a tree.
A naturalist records his oberservation of wildlife in this book and two others--Dear At The Brook & Come Out Muskrats. LeVar joins author and illustrator Jim Arnosky and learns how to read animal signs like tiny porcupine claw marks on a tree.
A naturalist records his oberservation of wildlife in this book and two others--Dear At The Brook & Come Out Muskrats. LeVar joins author and illustrator Jim Arnosky and learns how to read animal signs like tiny porcupine claw marks on a tree.
A naturalist records his oberservation of wildlife in this book and two others--Dear At The Brook & Come Out Muskrats. LeVar joins author and illustrator Jim Arnosky and learns how to read animal signs like tiny porcupine claw marks on a tree.
A naturalist records his oberservation of wildlife in this book and two others--Dear At The Brook & Come Out Muskrats. LeVar joins author and illustrator Jim Arnosky and learns how to read animal signs like tiny porcupine claw marks on a tree.
A naturalist records his oberservation of wildlife in this book and two others--Dear At The Brook & Come Out Muskrats. LeVar joins author and illustrator Jim Arnosky and learns how to read animal signs like tiny porcupine claw marks on a tree.
A naturalist records his oberservation of wildlife in this book and two others--Dear At The Brook & Come Out Muskrats. LeVar joins author and illustrator Jim Arnosky and learns how to read animal signs like tiny porcupine claw marks on a tree.
A naturalist records his oberservation of wildlife in this book and two others--Dear At The Brook & Come Out Muskrats. LeVar joins author and illustrator Jim Arnosky and learns how to read animal signs like tiny porcupine claw marks on a tree.
A naturalist records his oberservation of wildlife in this book and two others--Dear At The Brook & Come Out Muskrats. LeVar joins author and illustrator Jim Arnosky and learns how to read animal signs like tiny porcupine claw marks on a tree.
A naturalist records his oberservation of wildlife in this book and two others--Dear At The Brook & Come Out Muskrats. LeVar joins author and illustrator Jim Arnosky and learns how to read animal signs like tiny porcupine claw marks on a tree.
A naturalist records his oberservation of wildlife in this book and two others--Dear At The Brook & Come Out Muskrats. LeVar joins author and illustrator Jim Arnosky and learns how to read animal signs like tiny porcupine claw marks on a tree.
A naturalist records his oberservation of wildlife in this book and two others--Dear At The Brook & Come Out Muskrats. LeVar joins author and illustrator Jim Arnosky and learns how to read animal signs like tiny porcupine claw marks on a tree.
A naturalist records his oberservation of wildlife in this book and two others--Dear At The Brook & Come Out Muskrats. LeVar joins author and illustrator Jim Arnosky and learns how to read animal signs like tiny porcupine claw marks on a tree.
A naturalist records his oberservation of wildlife in this book and two others--Dear At The Brook & Come Out Muskrats. LeVar joins author and illustrator Jim Arnosky and learns how to read animal signs like tiny porcupine claw marks on a tree.
What is your true self worth? How do you know if you have good or bad character? These are questions not many teens are used to asking, but on THIS show they will. The wisdom of age and the idealism of youth combine to create a thought provoking and insightful look at the development and enhancement of character in today's world.
Program 8 *1973 Second Battle of Wounded Knee *1973 Roe vs. Wade *1976 Personal Computers Herald the Post Industrial Age *1983 The Grenada Conflict *1987 Alan Greenspan becomes Chairman of the Federal Reserve *1990 The Gulf War Demonstrates American Military Supremacy *1991 The end of the Cold War *1994 Whitewater Leads to the impeachment of President Clinton *1999 Y2K Ends the American Century
Jordan takes a tour of the Oakland Zoo, and learns about plans to save animals around the world; Josh meets a mountain biker who wants to help the environment.
Jordan takes a tour of the Oakland Zoo, and learns about plans to save animals around the world; Josh meets a mountain biker who wants to help the environment.
Travel to the early days of Texas and explore the San Antonio River and the people who made it their home.
Travel to the early days of Texas and explore the San Antonio River and the people who made it their home.
This program consists of four exciting segments. In the "Behind the Scenes" segment, viewers will learn about a joint governmental agency working to redesign the national airspace; in the "Tech Watch" segment, viewers will learn about a new type of airplane which may soon be flying in the Martian Atmosphere; in the "Retrospective" segment viewers find out how NASA's Wind Shear Detection program helped save countless lives; and viewers find out about the Hypersonic X-43 aircraft in the "How it Works" segment.
This program consists of four exciting segments. In the "Behind the Scenes" segment, viewers will learn about a joint governmental agency working to redesign the national airspace; in the "Tech Watch" segment, viewers will learn about a new type of airplane which may soon be flying in the Martian Atmosphere; in the "Retrospective" segment viewers find out how NASA's Wind Shear Detection program helped save countless lives; and viewers find out about the Hypersonic X-43 aircraft in the "How it Works" segment.
The automobile, first known as a 'horseless carriage,' can be credited to many different inventors. Once propelled by steam, the automobile has come a long way from being a plaything for the wealthy to becoming a de facto standard method of transport in most developed countries thanks to Henry Ford, who revolutionized the world by inventing the moving production line, which made owning a motorcar affordable. Today, not only do we have the majority of the developed world driving and owning automobiles, but they are more advanced than ever
Alecsa will start us off at the dentist?s office where she speaks with a general dentist. She learns what he spends most of his time doing and why he loves working with families. Developments in engineering are happening at warp speed. Shawn will learn about what's hot in the engineering field and how advances impact so many aspects of our world. And Alecsa will meet with an inventor who created a safer type of skateboard. He'll give her an introduction into the process of inventing a product and getting it on the market.
Alecsa will start us off at the dentist?s office where she speaks with a general dentist. She learns what he spends most of his time doing and why he loves working with families. Developments in engineering are happening at warp speed. Shawn will learn about what's hot in the engineering field and how advances impact so many aspects of our world. And Alecsa will meet with an inventor who created a safer type of skateboard. He'll give her an introduction into the process of inventing a product and getting it on the market.
McGruff the Crime Dog, Tide, Miller High Life McGruff the Crime Dog makes a reappearance to show kids that bullying online can be really damaging, a lot of people make some odd dressing decisions, but make it work thanks to being clean with Tide's latest campaign, and Miller High Life shows that a two second ad can be really effective (small time players deserve a chance to sell their products on the big screen as much as the big ones.)
McGruff the Crime Dog, Tide, Miller High Life McGruff the Crime Dog makes a reappearance to show kids that bullying online can be really damaging, a lot of people make some odd dressing decisions, but make it work thanks to being clean with Tide's latest campaign, and Miller High Life shows that a two second ad can be really effective (small time players deserve a chance to sell their products on the big screen as much as the big ones.)
Guten Tag! Hello and welcome to Globetrotting, where we sample sauerkraut and visit Sleeping Beauty's castle - where else but Germany? In this episode we check out the country's quirky Valentine's Day celebrations; also some of their famous festivals, including the world renown Oktoberfest; and find out why the Rhine River is one of the most important waterways in Europe.
Guten Tag! Hello and welcome to Globetrotting, where we sample sauerkraut and visit Sleeping Beauty's castle - where else but Germany? In this episode we check out the country's quirky Valentine's Day celebrations; also some of their famous festivals, including the world renown Oktoberfest; and find out why the Rhine River is one of the most important waterways in Europe.
This program traces Church's career from early studies in the Hudson River valley with the eminent painter Thomas Cole through the years when Church's heroic depictions of the natural wonders of the Americas made him the nation's most celebrated landscape painter. Footage of the Catskills and of Church's final work of art-- Olana, his splendid house overlooking the Hudson River in upstate New York-- is included.
This program traces Church's career from early studies in the Hudson River valley with the eminent painter Thomas Cole through the years when Church's heroic depictions of the natural wonders of the Americas made him the nation's most celebrated landscape painter. Footage of the Catskills and of Church's final work of art-- Olana, his splendid house overlooking the Hudson River in upstate New York-- is included.
Matt Corey discusses how sound design fits into theatrical productions.
APPETIZER Sauteed Lobster with Ginger Vinaigrette Clifford Harrison Bacchanalia Atlanta GA ENTREE Ostrich with Ancho Chili Glaze Randall Waidner The Weber Grill Restaurant Chicago IL DESSERT Lemon Tart with Passion Meringue and Strawberry Sorbet Patrice Caillot Le Cirque, Bellagio Hotel Las Vegas NV
APPETIZER Braised Red Mullet with Beluga Caviar and Kaffir Nage Erik Blauberg The "21" Club New York NY ENTREE Grilled Salmon on a Bed of Warm Wilted Greens Michael Jordan Rosemary's Restaurant Las Vegas NV DESSERT Vanilla Bean Panna Cotta with Lavender Langues-de-Chat John Besh Artesia Abita Springs LA
APPETIZER Braised Lobster with Potato Gnocchi, Asparagus and Black Truffles, and Oven-dried Tomatoes Alex Stratta Renoir Las Vegas NV ENTREE Fresh Egg Pappardelle with Chanterelles and Radicchio David Machado Pazzo Ristorante Portland OR DESSERT Swan Lake Shane Gorringe Zoe's Bakery Covington LA
Smoked Salmon by William O'Callaghan of Longueville House in Mallow, County Cork, Ireland. Suckling Veal Chop by Jean Michel Lorain of La Cote St. Jacques in Joigny, France. Mocha Mousse Torte with Wild Berries by Franz Girbl of Hotel Schlolss Monchstein in Salzburg, Austria.
Clear Tomato Soup by Lisl Wagner-Bacher of Landhaus Bacher in Mautern, Austria. Turbot Meuniere by Eric Frechon of Le Bristol Hotel in Paris, France. Cherry Mousse Millefeuille by Maria Salcuni of La Tenda Rossa in San Casciano, Italy.
Parmesan Basket with Polenta by Janice Barber of The White House Inn in St. Kitts. Oxtail Goulash by Wolfgang Sichra of Plachutta's Heitzinger Brau in Vienna, Austria. Chocolate Biscuit Stuffed with Raspberry Mousse by Oliver Horion of Oliver's in MonteDVD, Uruguay.
Carpaccio of Dublin Bay Prawns by Penny Plunkett of Restaurant Patrick Guilbaud in Dublin, Ireland. Roasted Squab with Peppermint Oil and Cinnamon with Wild Mushroom Risotto by Meinrad Neunkirchner of Academie in Vienna, Austria. Fresh Autumn Fruits Roasted in Tahitian Vanilla with Crunchy Crust by Jean-Marie Auboine of La Pyramide in Vienne, France.
Sweet Potato Bisque with Avocado, Pear, and Lime Stephan Pyles, Routh Street Cafe, Dallas TX Pork Tenderloin Stuffed with Chorizo Robert Hughes and Jeff Blank, Hudsons' on the Bend, Austin TX Chestnut Royale Cindy Black, Piret's, San Diego CA Grand Prize Chili Ray Calhoun, Texas State Fair
APPITIZER Potato Crisp Pizza Cory Mattson The Fearrington House, Pittsboro NC ENTREE Herb-crusted Red Snapper with Pine Nut?Herb Sauce Anoosh Shariat Shariats, Louisville KY DESSERT * Galliano Cr?pes with Seasonal Berries Frank Caputo The Kiawah Island Club, Charleston SC
Chapters: Lebenese Cuiseine, Tabbouli, Essentials, Kibbeh, Sfoof and Rice Pudding
Restaurant Richard Coutanceau CHARENTE - La Rochelle, FRANCE The name Coutanceau belongs to a dynasty in La Rochelle: Richard the father and his two sons, Christopher and Gregory, are the uncontested stars of local gastronomy. The garden produces Richard Coutanceau's inspiration while his storehouse is the Atlantic Ocean, to which his cuisine pays spectacular homage, day after day.
"Rawhide Wild West Town" - The Rawhide Wild West Town is an authentic-looking 1800's Arizona town, filled with "wild west" attractions, including stagecoach rides, train rides, burro and even camel rides; rodeo action and gun shows; also you can pan for gold, climb Dead Man's Drop, and tour the Halloway's Haunted Hotel. For years located in Scottsdale, it is now found in Wild Horse Pass on the Gila River Indian Community. "Bondurant School of High Performance Driving" - What do Clint Eastwood, Gene Hackman, Paul Harvey, Jeff Gordon, Davy Allison, Rick Mears and Al Unser, Jr. all have in common? Each receive personal driving instruction from Bob Bondurant, owner of the Bob Bondurant School of High Performance Driving, one of the most successful high performance driving schools in the world. Bob alone has taught over 85,000 students the art of high performance driving in Phoenix, the school employs professional drivers from around the world and as see here offers students instruction in performance driving, teen safety, drifting, and evasive maneuvering. "Firebird international Raceway" - Firebird International Raceway sits on 440 acres in Chandler and is devoted entirely to the breathtaking world of motor sports. A multipurpose facility, it has grown into one of the most diversified racing venue in the country, but also, as we see here, non-professional drivers get their thrill of a lifetime racing their own cars here.
Tahiti is one of the 118 islands of French Polynesia. Sometimes people refer to all of French Polynesia as Tahiti, but this is not correct; it is the largest and most populated island, with the unique capital city of Papeete. Tahiti is located about 2700 miles south of Hawaii and 3600 miles east of Australia. French and Tahitian are the official languages here. Artistic and cultural expression can be seen in woodcarving, which is done primarily by men, and weaving of hats, purses, bags and mats from plant fibers of the pandanus, coconut and reed. Other art forms are the Tifaifai, which are hand-sewn bedcovers with plant and cultural themes. Stone carvings are decorative and useful items; also they were once thought to hold spiritual powers, and only trained specialists were allowed to carve them. Another cultural craft tradition is mother of pearl, used for embellishments and jewelry. The four how-to crafts in this program include: Tiki Tapa Bookmark; Monkey Pod Drum; Fish Mobile; Tifaifai.
Lazy Lion helps Zebby and Oscar to respect their fellow zoo friends and Denny learns to respect his elders.
Our journey to zoological gardens and wildlife parks around the world to view zoo babies continues as we watch an inventory of animals at the Berlin Zoological Garden, Germany's oldest zoo, where even notoriously difficult-to-manage camels have to be weighed and measured; also we visit Lithuania's Mini-Zoo.
EJ has discovered a monster lurking outside the City of Auto, but everyone thinks EJ is off his axle except for Izzi, who is willing to believe her friend.
The whole crew is needed to set up an old-fashioned carnival, but EJ is goofing off. It's a good thing his friends are around to teach EJ the value of being helpful.
When the old vaudeville team of Lug Nutt & Dipstick comes to town, Miles learns how enthusiasm leads to success - or is that the other way around?
It's Izzi's birthday soon, but she wants to open her present now. The result is trouble for the whole town, but there is more than one character in this story who needs a lesson in self-control.
Just what is energy, anyway? In this episode of Science and Me, Molecular Mike helps us to figure out the answer to this puzzling question! We'll learn about ways that we use energy, how the Sun provides energy for all kinds of things to happen on our planet, and ways in which light and heat are used every day. Join us on this installment of Science and Me and get ready for some.. . "Energetic Energy"!
All the living things in the world need energy to survive, and so do you! In this episode of Science and Me, Molecular Mike looks at how living things get their energy, and how different kinds of energy move through systems. Grab a sandwich, a drink, and get ready to be energized! Join us on this installment of Science and Me and prepare yourself for... "Energy Encounters"!
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Program 10 Students will learn to write the manuscript letters P, p and H, h.
Students learn to look at time including seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, years, decades, centuries, and millenniums. (13:46 min.)
Equilateral, isosceles and scalene triangles are contructed. New termsnone are introduced in this program.
Major concepts... non-standard measurement units and estimates. It reinforces the notion that reliable measurement units can be derived from representational objects in the everyday world (apart from the human body, which is covered in Rule of Thumb). Visual proportionality is introduced, and children learn they can calculate measurement even without rulers, tape measures, etc.
There is a mysterious mangrove forest located in Cambodia, a country famous for its unadulterated nature. This is the story of the children of a Koh Kong water village who learn to coexist in harmony with nature.
Herbs & Spices, Escargot, Vegetables, Beef Bouruigon, Dessert, Creme Caramel
APPETIZER Braised Red Mullet with Beluga Caviar and Kaffir Nage Erik Blauberg The "21" Club New York NY ENTREE Grilled Salmon on a Bed of Warm Wilted Greens Michael Jordan Rosemary's Restaurant Las Vegas NV DESSERT Vanilla Bean Panna Cotta with Lavender Langues-de-Chat John Besh Artesia Abita Springs LA
This film provides an in-depth look at the history of the National Gallery's West Building. It focuses on Pope's architectural career and includes archival construction photographs and reproductions of original drawings of the building.
This episode of Dateline Health is about issues of behavioral health and the treatment options available to you. Guests: Jared Gaines, M.D. Manny Llano
Asparagus Pots by Lisl Wagner-Bacher of Landhaus Bacher in Mautern, Austria. Osso Buco by Ernesto Garrigos of Virgilio's in St. Thomas, U. S.V.I. Iced Caramel Mousse by Erwan Ledantec of Restaurant Patrick Guilbaud in Dublin, Ireland.
Scallop Taster by Conrad Gallagher of Restaurant Peacock Alley in Dublin, Ireland. Pike-stuffed Cabbage by Walter Jost of Gartenhotel, Tummlerhof in Seefeld, Austria. Roasted Pears by Philippe Jousse by Restuarant Alain Chapel in Mionnay, France.
A case study -the Solomon Islands.
Host Martin Hale introduces California as one of the world's premier wild gardens. For every four flowering plants in the United States, one is found in California; it is one of the world's botanical hot spots. Our first visit is to the Anza-Borrego State Park, located in the western Sonoran Desert about 140 miles southeast of Los Angeles. We explore Coyote Canyon and Mountain Palm Springs and discover a variety of familiar as well as hard-to-find wildflowers. Collectively, the desert bloom is a breathtaking sight.
Fly through the rings of Saturn aboard the Cassini spacecraft and have a snowball fight among the billions of particles circling this beautiful planet. Is Saturn the only planet with rings? Find out how they form.
Living Environments shows how environments have biotic and abiotic interactions. We learn that living things have many needs that must be met!
Buildings old and new create the physical environment in which we live, work and play. This episode looks at the cutting edge techniques involved in restoration, eco-friendly housing and more. Technology is helping to achieve some remarkable feats in the industry, from aiding the completion of the Sagrada Familia to building relocations, and providing tools toward creating a sustainable industry. Rotatin buildings are being designed and subways constructed under heritage cities, all due to the innovations of our time and its application to complex projects. This is one industry that is embracing technology to the fullest and giving workers across the industry the tools to achieve.
Wonder what a hedge fund is? Alecsa will find out when she speaks to a hedge fund manager. She'll learn that it takes more than financial knowledge to successfully manage people's investments. Then, if you're into basketball, you'll want to see our second career. Shawn meets up with an NCAA basketball referee and learns how he got his job and what goes into officiating college games. Finally, Alecsa will meet a woman who, after she lost her husband at a young age, realized she had a gift to offer of herself. She started a non-profit organization to empower other widows.
We visit the underwater world on an island in Malaysia called Sipadan, which is of one of the richest marine habitats in the world; more than 3,000 species of fish and hundreds of coral species can be seen in this amazing ecosystem; it is home to the friendly green Hump Head Parrotfish, etc.
Brendan learns how the Lawrence Berkley National Laboratory is trying to improve the efficiency of wood- and coal-burning cooking stoves.
Over the years on this show we have spoken about the effects of trauma, toxic stress and Adverse Childhood Experiencers, also known as ACES, in the context of subjects such as institutionalized racial disparity, access to behavioral health services, and innovative approaches to both law enforcement and judicial systems. One of the things we have learned throughout is that trauma, in one way or another, affects everyone. It is impossible to go through life without experiencing it, whether because of personal suffering, witnessing an act of violence or any other reason. The tragic events of February 14, 2018, when an armed gunman entered a building at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School and opened fire with an AR 15 assault rifle, killing seventeen students and faculty and seriously wounding another seventeen, brought a traumatic event of a collective nature to our community. Our community has been on a journey of collective and individual healing ever since. A journey that has encompassed many things, including a commitment to reducing the effects of trauma through mind-body work. Guests: Jim Gordon Diane Wolk-Rogers Lynday Richtsmeier Cyr Ellen Fox-Snider Arthy Suresh
This episode of Dateline Health is about issues of behavioral health and the treatment options available to you. Guests: Jared Gaines, M.D. Manny Llano
Some of Broward's best cheerleaders compete for bragging rights in this regular season competition...Teams include South Broward, Nova, West Broward, Miramar, South Plantation, Cooper City.
Some of Broward's best cheerleaders compete for bragging rights in this regular season competition...Teams include South Broward, Nova, West Broward, Miramar, South Plantation, Cooper City.
Student Films produced by South Florida high school students. Videos include Friction, aMAR, Go Green PSA, SPOTTERS, GEN Z SS20, Water Wars, Bucket List, Make My Dreams Come True, Vape PSA and Thanksgiving Nighmare. 1/9/20
James Billie talks about how the Seminole Tribe organized to change their status in the community. Guests: James Billie
Good dental hygiene is essential for the long-term health of our pets. In this episode of Take Paws, you'll meet a veterinarian who has some great tips on caring for your pet's teeth. You'll also check out agility training for dogs and get the scoop on caring for rabbits. HOLLY BLAKNEY HEATHER DEELEY KRISTIN PERNICANO LISA MENDHEIM
Students match wits as Coral Springs High plays Cooper City High in the quarterfinals of S. Fla's favorite high school TV quiz show. Hosted by Lisa Lee
David Carroll is one of New Zealand?s most prolific offenders of all time. He has more than 130 convictions and so far has been in and out of prison 41 times.He started in his teens by stealing more than ?30, 000 from his grandmother. Carroll played roles like pretending to be the chef for the UK band Cold Play and he told people he worked for US film star Stephanie Powers.
Guten Tag! Hello and welcome to Globetrotting, where we sample sauerkraut and visit Sleeping Beauty's castle - where else but Germany? In this episode we check out the country's quirky Valentine's Day celebrations; also some of their famous festivals, including the world renown Oktoberfest; and find out why the Rhine River is one of the most important waterways in Europe.
This episode of Dateline Health is about issues of behavioral health and the treatment options available to you. Guests: Jared Gaines, M.D. Manny Llano