Loop for school services. 8/7/2014 cr
Loop for school services. 8/7/2014 cr
Explores three real-life situations where kids discover and use rules in order to make a difference in their communities.
Explores three real-life situations wherek ids take action to preseve their rights and the rights of their fellow students.
Explores three real-life situations where kids show personal and communal responsible in school and community settings.
Explores three real-life situations where young people make choices for change in their surrounding communities.
In this program, three fundamentals of democracy-the judicial system, a free press, and free and fair elections-are the topics considered from a youth perspective, with Youth Press of Wisconsin New, Community Peer Courts, and Kyle Corbin, the newly minted 18-year old mayor of Union, Oregon, weighing in.
In Citizenship and Majority rule, the team explores the meaning of democracy through three stories highlighting personal and communal responsibilities: Ashley Nelson, 18 year old author of The Combination, offers a look at life in the 6th ward of New Orleans; Jordon Schwarz and the Children's Bilingual Theater of Marietta, Georgia, bring a diverse theater experience to everyone.
In Power and Privilege, Democracy It Is! examines diverse topics, like students attempting to improve school safety by increasing the number of crossing guards; you American Indian Alberta Nells attempting to stop industry from using reclaimed wastewater to make snow on sacred lands; and students fighting against corporate tobacco in F.A.C.T.
In Activism and Social Justice, Democracy It Is! shows youth engaged in acts of kindness toward others. Improving cancer patients' quality of life helping others better understand people who are deaf or hard of hearing.
This program looks at the creation of the Constitution of the United States. The Republic survives a series of threats to its union, and the program ends with the deaths of John Adams and Thomas Jefferson on the Fourth of July, 1826.
The future home of the Super Mall prompts EJ and company to make a last stand. But are there other ways to defend the land they love and save their precious soccer field?
The future home of the Super Mall prompts EJ and company to make a last stand. But are there other ways to defend the land they love and save their precious soccer field?
Zebby helps Oscar understand that everyone has feelings and that it does not feel good to hurt someone's feelings.
Things are moving all around us all the time! We?re always on the move, too. In this episode of Science and Me, Molecular Mike helps us to figure out the different ways people move from one place to another, and some of the ways that different things move at different speeds. Join us on this installment of Science and Me and put on your running shoes as we get... "Moving Right Along"!
Things are moving all around us all the time! We?re always on the move, too. In this episode of Science and Me, Molecular Mike helps us to figure out the different ways people move from one place to another, and some of the ways that different things move at different speeds. Join us on this installment of Science and Me and put on your running shoes as we get... "Moving Right Along"!
Things are moving all around us all the time! We?re always on the move, too. In this episode of Science and Me, Molecular Mike helps us to figure out the different ways people move from one place to another, and some of the ways that different things move at different speeds. Join us on this installment of Science and Me and put on your running shoes as we get... "Moving Right Along"!
Things are moving all around us all the time! We?re always on the move, too. In this episode of Science and Me, Molecular Mike helps us to figure out the different ways people move from one place to another, and some of the ways that different things move at different speeds. Join us on this installment of Science and Me and put on your running shoes as we get... "Moving Right Along"!
First up in this episode we check out mud diving; with this type of diving many interesting small sea creatures can be found; this time we find a Pygmy Cuttlefish. We travel to Tahiti to check out a Lagoonarium, basically an outdoor aquarium in which you can swim. a dea whale, referred to as a whale fall, is seen etc.
First up in this episode we check out mud diving; with this type of diving many interesting small sea creatures can be found; this time we find a Pygmy Cuttlefish. We travel to Tahiti to check out a Lagoonarium, basically an outdoor aquarium in which you can swim. a dea whale, referred to as a whale fall, is seen etc.
Exudar wants a transmitter. What will he do about it?
Exudar wants a transmitter. What will he do about it?
Exudar wants a transmitter. What will he do about it?
Exudar wants a transmitter. What will he do about it?
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.
This episode opens with Junior Naturalist Patrice looking at how all living things need a habitat where their needs can be met. Next Patrice joins Senior Naturalist Dave Erler as they look at how the Squam Lakes Natural Science Center has created an artificial habitat in its aviary. Then we take an up-close look at the common loon and its habitat. Finally, Stevie and Taylor help biologist Kathy Wohifort float a loon raft.
This episode opens with Junior Naturalist Patrice looking at how all living things need a habitat where their needs can be met. Next Patrice joins Senior Naturalist Dave Erler as they look at how the Squam Lakes Natural Science Center has created an artificial habitat in its aviary. Then we take an up-close look at the common loon and its habitat. Finally, Stevie and Taylor help biologist Kathy Wohifort float a loon raft.
The ocean world is full of fantastic fishy friendships, but just like for humans, some friends are better than others and some friends you could do without! From the coziest couples to the most peculiar pairings, these friendships are super strong because often these mates need each other to survive in the fish-eat-fish world of the Barrier Reef. The fancy term is symbiotic relationship.
There are a number of products that come from trees - mainly paper and wood. Along with these materials is our feature technique in this program - collage. One creates a collage by cutting or tearing materials and pasting them onto a painted or unpainted surface. The art of collage was initiated in 1912 by Picasso. Up first in this program is a letter tin collage using mostly paper. Then it's today's basic lesson - where we feature wood. Next it's Prudy Vannier and finishing techniques. Lastly, it's a different look at paper collage and a little bit of wood too.
Using scraps cut from the family's old clothing, a young girl learns the secret ingredient in her Grandma's special quilt of memories. LeVar travels to Boston Children's Museum, where he discovers kids learning to make their own brightly colored patchwork quilt.
Using scraps cut from the family's old clothing, a young girl learns the secret ingredient in her Grandma's special quilt of memories. LeVar travels to Boston Children's Museum, where he discovers kids learning to make their own brightly colored patchwork quilt.
Using scraps cut from the family's old clothing, a young girl learns the secret ingredient in her Grandma's special quilt of memories. LeVar travels to Boston Children's Museum, where he discovers kids learning to make their own brightly colored patchwork quilt.
Using scraps cut from the family's old clothing, a young girl learns the secret ingredient in her Grandma's special quilt of memories. LeVar travels to Boston Children's Museum, where he discovers kids learning to make their own brightly colored patchwork quilt.
Using scraps cut from the family's old clothing, a young girl learns the secret ingredient in her Grandma's special quilt of memories. LeVar travels to Boston Children's Museum, where he discovers kids learning to make their own brightly colored patchwork quilt.
Using scraps cut from the family's old clothing, a young girl learns the secret ingredient in her Grandma's special quilt of memories. LeVar travels to Boston Children's Museum, where he discovers kids learning to make their own brightly colored patchwork quilt.
Using scraps cut from the family's old clothing, a young girl learns the secret ingredient in her Grandma's special quilt of memories. LeVar travels to Boston Children's Museum, where he discovers kids learning to make their own brightly colored patchwork quilt.
Using scraps cut from the family's old clothing, a young girl learns the secret ingredient in her Grandma's special quilt of memories. LeVar travels to Boston Children's Museum, where he discovers kids learning to make their own brightly colored patchwork quilt.
Using scraps cut from the family's old clothing, a young girl learns the secret ingredient in her Grandma's special quilt of memories. LeVar travels to Boston Children's Museum, where he discovers kids learning to make their own brightly colored patchwork quilt.
Using scraps cut from the family's old clothing, a young girl learns the secret ingredient in her Grandma's special quilt of memories. LeVar travels to Boston Children's Museum, where he discovers kids learning to make their own brightly colored patchwork quilt.
Using scraps cut from the family's old clothing, a young girl learns the secret ingredient in her Grandma's special quilt of memories. LeVar travels to Boston Children's Museum, where he discovers kids learning to make their own brightly colored patchwork quilt.
Using scraps cut from the family's old clothing, a young girl learns the secret ingredient in her Grandma's special quilt of memories. LeVar travels to Boston Children's Museum, where he discovers kids learning to make their own brightly colored patchwork quilt.
Using scraps cut from the family's old clothing, a young girl learns the secret ingredient in her Grandma's special quilt of memories. LeVar travels to Boston Children's Museum, where he discovers kids learning to make their own brightly colored patchwork quilt.
Using scraps cut from the family's old clothing, a young girl learns the secret ingredient in her Grandma's special quilt of memories. LeVar travels to Boston Children's Museum, where he discovers kids learning to make their own brightly colored patchwork quilt.
Using scraps cut from the family's old clothing, a young girl learns the secret ingredient in her Grandma's special quilt of memories. LeVar travels to Boston Children's Museum, where he discovers kids learning to make their own brightly colored patchwork quilt.
Using scraps cut from the family's old clothing, a young girl learns the secret ingredient in her Grandma's special quilt of memories. LeVar travels to Boston Children's Museum, where he discovers kids learning to make their own brightly colored patchwork quilt.
Using scraps cut from the family's old clothing, a young girl learns the secret ingredient in her Grandma's special quilt of memories. LeVar travels to Boston Children's Museum, where he discovers kids learning to make their own brightly colored patchwork quilt.
Using scraps cut from the family's old clothing, a young girl learns the secret ingredient in her Grandma's special quilt of memories. LeVar travels to Boston Children's Museum, where he discovers kids learning to make their own brightly colored patchwork quilt.
REALITY AVENUE is a series of 12, half hour violence and substance abuse prevention programs. It was created with the use of student focus groups to ensure a fast paced, cutting edge style that would be attractive to the current generation.
Program 2 *1908 Ford introduces the Model T *1898 W.E.B.Du Bois Founds the NAACP *1911 Hollywood Founded *1913 16th Amendment Allows Progressive Income Tax *1913 17th Amendment Caps a Period of Election Reforms *1914 Clayton Anti-Trust Act passed *1914-1917 America prepares for World War 1 *1917 America Enters World War 1
Brendan learns how the Lawrence Berkley National Laboratory is trying to improve the efficiency of wood- and coal-burning cooking stoves.
Brendan learns how the Lawrence Berkley National Laboratory is trying to improve the efficiency of wood- and coal-burning cooking stoves.
Discover the science under your feet by exploring the science of the streets. Pave your way into the engineering and technology behind all kinds of streets from superhighways and country roads to overpasses and expansion bridges.
Discover the science under your feet by exploring the science of the streets. Pave your way into the engineering and technology behind all kinds of streets from superhighways and country roads to overpasses and expansion bridges.
Destination Tomorrow looks at one of Saturn's most fascinating moons called Titan. Learn about how this moon that has one of the best chances for life to exist in its hazy, thick atmosphere. NASA is working on a unique technique called Aerobraking to slow spacecraft into orbit around distant planets. And Johnny Alonso finds out how advanced materials including Kevlar can stop a bullet in its tracks.
Destination Tomorrow looks at one of Saturn's most fascinating moons called Titan. Learn about how this moon that has one of the best chances for life to exist in its hazy, thick atmosphere. NASA is working on a unique technique called Aerobraking to slow spacecraft into orbit around distant planets. And Johnny Alonso finds out how advanced materials including Kevlar can stop a bullet in its tracks.
This episode recognizes three of the greatest in music of the 17th century, Beethoven, Tchaikovsky and Mozart. Beethoven, for many, is the greatest composer who ever lived; no person's music is more universal. Tchaikovsky was a Russian composer of symphonies, operas, ballets, and chamber music, which remain among the most popular concert and theatrical music in the classical repertoire. Austria's Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was a genius composer who spent the last 10 years of his life in precarious independence in Vienna.
Gracey is going to take us to a marina where she meets up with a charter boat captain and learns about the fun and fascinating career he calls work. Work...really? Career options are soaring in the Aeronautical industry. Shawn will talk to the director of Career Services at an aviation and aerospace university. She'll share with him not only what she does, but what the up and coming jobs will be in this field. And Gracey will visit a women's clothing manufacturing company and see how the production manager oversees the whole manufacturing process of their fashions.
Gracey is going to take us to a marina where she meets up with a charter boat captain and learns about the fun and fascinating career he calls work. Work...really? Career options are soaring in the Aeronautical industry. Shawn will talk to the director of Career Services at an aviation and aerospace university. She'll share with him not only what she does, but what the up and coming jobs will be in this field. And Gracey will visit a women's clothing manufacturing company and see how the production manager oversees the whole manufacturing process of their fashions.
Cannes Advertising Festival, Bounty, McDonald's, AllState Insurance, Norton Online Security. David Perez is sent to the Cannes Advertising festival with one condition - he must do everything people ask of him on Twitter, Bounty makes you dance the Guacamole, Dean Winters personifies mayhem, beautiful films from McDonalds make you feel warm inside and get you craving a Happy Meal, and David Hasselhoff gets irritated by an oscillating fan for Norton Online Security.
Cannes Advertising Festival, Bounty, McDonald's, AllState Insurance, Norton Online Security. David Perez is sent to the Cannes Advertising festival with one condition - he must do everything people ask of him on Twitter, Bounty makes you dance the Guacamole, Dean Winters personifies mayhem, beautiful films from McDonalds make you feel warm inside and get you craving a Happy Meal, and David Hasselhoff gets irritated by an oscillating fan for Norton Online Security.
The People's Republic of China is the world's most populous country and certainly on the check list of any serious-minded Globetrotter. In this episode we take a tour of the cosmopolitan cities of Shanghai, China's largest city, and Beijing, where we discover quirky Chinese delicacies; check out martial arts theatre, which still shows films starring the late, great actor, Bruce Lee; and witness the beauty of an ice sculpture festival that features neon lighting to make the most of the displays. And, of course, we'll let you in on five things we bet you didn't know about China.
The People's Republic of China is the world's most populous country and certainly on the check list of any serious-minded Globetrotter. In this episode we take a tour of the cosmopolitan cities of Shanghai, China's largest city, and Beijing, where we discover quirky Chinese delicacies; check out martial arts theatre, which still shows films starring the late, great actor, Bruce Lee; and witness the beauty of an ice sculpture festival that features neon lighting to make the most of the displays. And, of course, we'll let you in on five things we bet you didn't know about China.
This film recounts the story of Moran's involvement with the government-sponsored survey expedition to Yellowstone in 1871. Using archival photographs and footage of Yellowstone, the film underscores the pivotal role that Moran's paintings played in securing passage of a bill to establish the first national park.
This film recounts the story of Moran's involvement with the government-sponsored survey expedition to Yellowstone in 1871. Using archival photographs and footage of Yellowstone, the film underscores the pivotal role that Moran's paintings played in securing passage of a bill to establish the first national park.
Bienvenidos! Welcome and join us Globetrotters for some sun, sand and sangria in Spain, the second largest country in Europe after France. We'll head to the country's hottest festival, and we mean that literally; then to Pamplona to check in on the Running of the Bulls; jump around on the party island of Ibiza; soak up some culture in Barcelona; and as if that wasn't enough, we'll show you five things you didn't know about Spain.
Broward Teen News- West Broward Edition-8 Stories include Lion Heart Bookstore, STN Commentary, Bats Against Breast Cancer, Arts For Autism, Los Olas Arts Fair, Eat Better PSA , Students First, Wynwood Profile, Coffee Commentary, Wireless PSA, Go Green PSA, and Peaceful Ridge Rescue.
People can have all kinds of allergies and so can their pets. In this episode of Take Paws, you?ll hear a vet share some expert advice on pet allergies. You?ll also get some great info on boarding training and learn about foods you should never feed your pet. TIM MULLALLY SAM STRAUSS, DVM LISA MENDHEIM
A wonderful look at some very interesting "critters." First, in the mountains with highly trained search and rescue avalanche dogs; then we learn how natural hot springs help sustain an alligator population; next we experience the magnificence of a world-famous Clydesdale team; then learn the origin of the first Teddy Bear.
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
Student Films produced by South Florida high school students. Videos include The Interview, Space Oddity, Plastic Kills, Red Lips. Tokyo. mov, Intruder, Tulip?n Sin Agua and Winner.
The Early Childhood Court, or ECC, was created to help newborn to five years old in the dependency court system, be safely reunified with their families. Alternatively, the next best option is helping them quickly find permanency through relative care and adoption. Guests: Hope Bristol, Jessica Byczek, and Jessica Boxer
ELECTRIC CARS US - We look at an all-electric car with the performance of a sports car. US ELECTRIC CAR - Americans are looking for fuel alternatives and ways to use less gas. OLD ELECTRIC CAR - A 100-year-old car works as well today as the day it was made. ELECTRIC CARS - SPAIN - Tourists in Spain now have a new mode of transport. ELECTRIC / PETROL CAR - This vehicle is more environmentally friendly than petrol vehicles. H2O CAR - PART 1 - The 'microcab' is an eco-friendly, hydrogen powered car. H2O CAR - PART 2 - This project so far has won a number of prizes.
Cool Ideas Marketing is a start up company based on a network of professionals in different areas of marketing such as branding, marketing strategy, digital marketing, video, print and media placement. Cool Ideas Marketing specializes in optimizing your online presence through a series of effective and innovative techniques.
Legends of fashion in this episode include: KARL LAGERFELD - Widely recognized as one of the most influential names in the fashion industry. BALMAIN - The house of Balmain was established by one of the most elegant and sophisticated men around, Pierre Balmain, in 1945. SONIA RYKIEL - Dubbed the Queen of Knitwear, legendary French designer Sonia Rykiel has become a household name, epitomizing Parisian style. PUCCI - For its legendary use of geometric patterns and vibrant colors, the Italian house of Pucci has become known and loved all across the globe. KENNETH COLE - American designer Cole began his fashion house, Kenneth Cole Productions in 1982, selling a ridiculous forty thousand pairs of shoes in just two days!
Lazy Lion and Denny realize that everyone is not good at everything but everybody is good at something.
This episode takes us to Hungary, Denmark, Australia, Thailand and India to visit each country's famous zoo to view various new editions of zoo babies being welcomed there. We watch baby orangutans learn how to use a computer, discover why hippos are considered one of the most dangerous animals in Africa and meet a Liger, which is a cross between a male lion and a tigress. The other featured zoo babies we view include: Leopards, Orangutans, White Lions, Red Pandas, Ring-tailed Lemurs, Bison, Koalas, a Tibetan Wolf, Hippos, Elephants, Deer, and a White Tiger.
Everyone is excited about the Professor's latest invention. No-one can believe that something so cool could be wrong, until Franklin "invents" a little something of his own.
Fight! Fight! EJ's little scuffle causes everyone to receive an extra assignment. Can EJ get his assignment done before the weekend is over? Can EJ discover the meaning of kindness?
Izzi is feeling blue. Although she appreciates the help from her friends, Izzi wishes she could do things for herself. A mishap at the talent show might prove the perfect opportunity to shine! She discovers everything is built for a purpose!
Everyone is excited about the extraordinary meteor shower. As EJ leaves to watch the shower, he has an injury that will cause him to miss out.
Have you tried to figure out how something works or why something happens? That's what scientists do! In this episode of Science and Me, Molecular Mike investigates the kinds of things scientists do to learn about our world. Time to make some close observations. Join us on this installment of Science and Me, and improve your... Science Sense!
People use all different kinds of tools to investigate our world. It's important for us to work together and share information about what we learn! In this episode of Science and Me, Molecular Mike shows us ways that people gather scientific information and look for patterns in nature. Join us on this installment of Science and Me, and bring along your... Tech Tools!
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Program 7 Students will learn to write the manuscript letters J, j and S, s.
Customary units of length including the inch, foot, yard, and miles are discussed while incorporating real world applications. (14:25 min.)
Students are introduced to the various types of angles. The protractoris introduced as well as its function and usage. New terms: angles, degrees, protractors, acute angle, right angle, obtuse angle, straightangle and vertex.
Jamaica is the third largest island of the West Indies located in the Caribbean Sea south of Cuba, and known for its beautiful natural surroundings of mountains and beaches. Its cultural traditions reflect both African heritage and British style. It is named after the Native American word Xaymaca, which means "isle of springs." Reggae, a combination of African folk music and Calypso, which originated in Trinidad, is the dominant music style here. The four how-to crafts in this program include: Bandanna Pillow; Rasta Bracelets; Gourd Tote; Doctor Bird.
In the land of rainmakers and baobab trees, the Zebra Bus travels in the shadow of the ancient Kingdom of Mapungubwe, also known in Venda as Tshavhadzimu or 'Place of the Gods.'
Owls, falcons, bald eagles, kites and other Florida native birds of prey are cared for. Rehabilitated and released back into the wild.
This film examines the evolution of Greek architecture, sculpture, and vase painting during the fifth century BCE, when a newly invented political system?democracy?encouraged unprecedented creative freedom. Includes dramatic footage of major archaeological sites in Greece.
This episode of Dateline Health is about the various types of transplant services available to you in South Florida. Guests Cosme Manzarbeitia, M.D., F.A.C.S. Audra Lopez, MSN, ARNP, FNP, CNS
One of the most beautiful classic cars ever produced is featured, a 1931 Rolls Royce Phantom 1 that has a one-of-a-kind wood body.
Economic growth, wealth creation, outsourcing, economic inequality, resource distribution, and the uneven penetration of the global economy are all phenomena that have a strong geographic base. How human geography can help make sense of the economic world is Dr. Murphy's topic for this program.
Their changing environment & community.
Host Martin Hale welcomes viewers to the beautiful Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve, which is located 15 miles west of Lancaster in the western Mojave Desert, and is the state's most consistent poppy-bearing land. First we meet one of the original founders, 97-year-old Dorothy Bolt, who proudly reminisces about the beginnings of what is now a popular State Natural Reserve; we learn the story of Jane Pinheiro, whose dedication and hard work made her dream for a Poppy Park come true; we meet docents Grentch Winfrey and Mary Wilson who explain PRIA, Poppy Reserve Interpretive Association, and PR/MDIA, the Poppy Reserve Mohave Desert Interpretive Association; then Martin guides us through the park to view the following flora: "California Poppy"; "Owl's Clover"; "Goldfields"; "Cream Cups"; "Red Maids"; "Fiddleneck"; "Pygmy-Leaved Lupine"; "Blue Dick"; "Lacy Phacelia"; "Davy Gilia."
You don't need to be an astronaut or astronomer to see what space is like. Take a visit to Space Camp! meet some young people who are building a Mars colony.
Beyond Earth shows how the Earth fits in the universe. We see what humans have learned about space and how what's left to learn seems endless!
Each year the equipment available to defense forces multiplies, improves and provides soldiers with the technology to stay alive. This episode explores the latest in Army uniforms, artillery, machinery and systems that keep our armed forces at the forefront of defense. The smallest improvements available in equipment have a huge impact in the field, proving lifesaving innovations, comfort solutions and a safer working environment for those who take on some of the toughest jobs in the world. Submarines, tanks and airborne surveillance are featured in this episode, show casing the latest innovations.
We'll meet Elan, a fashion designer and women's clothing manufacturer who gives Gracey a look at his intriguing career...and his beautiful styles. Then, Shawn will talk with a marketing and advertising executive and discuss how she gives her clients the biggest bang for their advertising buck including media buying. Plus we'll take a trip to the Miami Seaquarium where Gracey meets up with the animal care manager and learns how she tends to the exhibit and rescue animals such as manatees and turtles.
In this episode we check out one of the deadliest animals in the world - the Sea Snake. On land most snake try to hide but not the Sea Snake; they actually like humans and will approach them. The Dolphin is adored by almost everyone; so we visit them in their natural waters in Port Phillip, Australia. etc
Eco Company visits The Constitution State...Connecticut! We're finding out what the state is doing to reduce its carbon footprint, to encourage the development clean energies, and to provide students environmental opportunities. First, Adam visits a Fuel Cell plant and finds out the technology is here NOW and being put to use! They're producing fuel cell power plants providing power for whole communities.
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 the various types of transplant services available to you in South Florida. Guests Cosme Manzarbeitia, M.D., F.A.C.S. Audra Lopez, MSN, ARNP, FNP, CNS
The top senior volleyball players in Broward County battle for bragging rights in the 2018 BCAA All-Star Volleyball Classic. This explosive match-up features the North versus the South-Central. Guests: Brandon Graham Jacqueline Simu
Student Films produced by South Florida high school students. Videos include, If Found Do Not Open, Ellipses, September, Shotgun. Ninety Degrees, Buckshot, Heroine PSA and Have Hope. 9/12/19
Jim Allen, Chairman of Hard Rock International and CEO of Seminole Gaming, talks about the new guitar shaped hotel and the Hard Rock International all over the world. Guests: Jim Allen
People can have all kinds of allergies and so can their pets. In this episode of Take Paws, you?ll hear a vet share some expert advice on pet allergies. You?ll also get some great info on boarding training and learn about foods you should never feed your pet. TIM MULLALLY SAM STRAUSS, DVM 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
Posing as a highly successful Scottish bond dealer and claiming to be the son of a Lord, Brown swindled around ?36 million out of his victims. As his trail of deceit began to unravel, he jumped bail and fled to the Dominican Republic, sparking an international manhunt for his arrest. He was extradited back to the UK in 2012 and later sentenced to seven years in prison.
G'day mates! On this Globetrotting episode we look at some incredible art by various Indigenous Australian artists, introduce you to some cute and cuddly wildlife that Australia is famous for, and traverse miles of incredibly beautiful coastline. Also, we discover the ultimate way across the desert - on a camel; and, of course, we'll let you in on five things we bet you didn't know about the "land down under."
This episode of Dateline Health is about the various types of transplant services available to you in South Florida. Guests Cosme Manzarbeitia, M.D., F.A.C.S. Audra Lopez, MSN, ARNP, FNP, CNS