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This year's scholarship winners at Intel ISEF08 were three lovely young ladies... who were subsequently made to earn their winnings at a grueling photo shoot. Let's hear it for the glorious ladies of science! - Taken at 7:55 PM on May 16, 2008 - cameraphone upload by ShoZu Author: shelbinatorTV Keywords: mobile N95 isef08 intel science engineering ShoZu Added: May 16, 2008

http://www.Austin-Tutor.com If you are looking for a great tutor in the Austin area check out this site. It lists top college students who are available for one-on-one tutoring. You can find tutors by subject, experience, availability, etc.

A video with a wombat in it.

Mark Jordan Legan sums up what the critics are saying about some of this week's new movie releases: The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian, Reprise, and How the Garcia Girls Spent Their Summer.

Author: MikeEtoll Added: Fri, 16 May 2008 13:16:25 -0800 Duration: 10A digital version of the Charlie Chaplin Mask Illusion. Very interesting.

Author: MikeEtoll Added: Fri, 16 May 2008 13:16:25 -0800 Duration: 10A digital version of the Charlie Chaplin Mask Illusion. Very interesting.

Author: MikeEtoll Added: Fri, 16 May 2008 13:16:25 -0800 Duration: 10A digital version of the Charlie Chaplin Mask Illusion. Very interesting.

Natalie talks about her in depth research regarding bio-sensors detecting toxic chemicals in consumer goods.

NOVA scienceNOW host Neil deGrasse Tyson gives his "Cosmic Perspective" on bad news and uncertainty in science. Podcast produced by David Levin. Music by www.animalhospital.com. NOVA is produced by WGBH in Boston. Major funding for NOVA is provided by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, and public television viewers. Major funding for NOVA scienceNOW is provided by the National Science Foundation and the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. Additional funding is provided by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation. This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. 0229297. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation. For more fun science stories, visit our Web site at http://www.pbs.org/nova/sciencenow

NOVA scienceNOW host Neil deGrasse Tyson gives his "Cosmic Perspective" on bad news and uncertainty in science. Podcast produced by David Levin. Music by www.animalhospital.com. NOVA is produced by WGBH in Boston. Major funding for NOVA is provided by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, and public television viewers. Major funding for NOVA scienceNOW is provided by the National Science Foundation and the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. Additional funding is provided by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation. This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. 0229297. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation. For more fun science stories, visit our Web site at http://www.pbs.org/nova/sciencenow

> Marsha Scarbrough is author of the book Medicine Dance: One woman’s healing journey into the world of Native American sweatlodges, drumming meditations and dance fasts, which was a finalist in USA Book News National 2007 “Best Books” Awards, New Age Non-Fiction category. As a freelance journalist, Marsha has had over 75 articles published in national magazines [...]

Well you’ve sure been getting a little behind the scenes stuff of a filmmaker. It’s not always all the rosy stuff, but then it is a pretty cool place to be building a hangar when the troops come by on their way to the feeding grounds. Again today the baboons sauntered by. And they just kept coming and coming over the rise. There sure is a huge bag full of those guys. Otherwise my day was again spent in the hangar, but I’m hoping that’s about it. There a few little things to tweak but basically it’s finally finished and the next phase is rigging the plane AND then getting airborne!!! So its soon back to normal days with the added bonus of the microlight to assist my work. Thanks for hanging around and being patient. Of course I didn t get much else to photograph except the sunset on my way home. So with no real pictures for the day, I dug into my archive and going back to a month ago, I found today was the day I had that awesome time with the 3 black rhino! Besides the normal impala herd on the airstrip, a lone elephant bull also crossed over on the eastern end on his way to water. adventure, africa, african, animal, animal kingdom, blog, blogumentary, clouds scenic, conservation, documentary, ecotraining, education, elephant, elephants, experience, flickr, GLTP, gonarezhou, Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park, malilangwe, mashable, narrowcasting, Open Content Alliance, pamushana, peace parks, photo, photos, podcasting, teach, video, wildcast, wildcasting, wildlife, wildlife documentary, youtube, zimbabwe

We've all seen and heard from the nutty psycho pastor on Barack's side, but a pastor for Hillary has surfaced that's just as nutty! Dr. James David Manning has proclaimed "with the authority of the Lord" to say unto you that Barack Hoosane O-bomb-er is a closet homosexual. Wait till you hear what he thinks about Jeremiah Wright and Oprah Winfrey! You can't make this stuff up, folks! PODCAST VERSION

Is it just me... or is the world falling apart? The Radio Ecoshock Show 080516 Worried? Need a hole to hide in? All through Western history, the human herd has reached panic points. Civilization was expected to end. And sometimes it did. In this program, we'll take the bullet train through global defrosting, climate adaptation, rogue capitalism, economic crash, selling out, capital flight, and the food crisis. You will hear samples from a conference call with world food expert Lester Brown, and clips from a tell-all speech by the radical Canadian nationalist Mel Hurtig. Top Harvard environmental teacher James Gustav Speth says environmentalism has utterly failed. An expert in the hidden economy, Loretta Napoleoni explains Rogue Capitalism. Bill McKibben says we have one last chance. LINKS FOR THIS SHOW: Here are some links to the full interviews and speeches referenced in this show: Lester Brown press call conference on the causes of the world food crisis (34 minutes in a tiny fast-downloading file). Brown, of Earth-Policy.org says this isn't a passing crisis, but a new trend which will cause mass starvation from here on out. Mel Hurtig "The Truth About Canada" book launch speech (1 hour) on sell-out, corporate concentration, merger with U.S. and capital flight. WNYC Leonard Lopate interview with Yale's James G. Speth Loretta Napoleoni book launch speech "Rogue Economics" (1 hour) Here is the best spot to find Bill McKibben's "Last Chance for Civilization" article - with some really intelligent blog reader comments - at commondreams.org. TRANSCRIPT FOR THIS SHOW: You can find the whole thing tied together in this rough and ready transcript for the show. Learn how the billionaires are skipping out on taxes - and on paying for the energy and transportation transformation we will need to confront climate change. This includes a brief profile of one rogue corporation: the Swiss banking giant UBS. Just after we went to air, a former UBS executive was arrested, charged with helping a California billionaire avoid U.S. taxes. Just one of many. American listeners will also be interested in Mel Hurtig's description of secret meetings - a real-life conspiracy among the business elite (and your elected representatives) to sell out America, Canada, and Mexico to create the North American Union (that nobody voted for, and nobody wants...) You have to get that from the audio of the program. Blogger readers, click the title above, or get the one hour program (14 MB) at: http://www.ecoshock.net/eshock08/ES_080516_Show_LoFi.mp3 There is a hilarious bit on biofuels from John Oliver (the "Senior Correspondent" on Jon Stewart's "Today Show") and Andy Saltzman in this program. Find their running series "The Bugle" at the Times Online site here. The whole food crisis is so sick we need to poke black fun at our wasteful fat selves, to see through our thick lenses. Then Lester Brown tucks into the real issues, including a call for an end to the heartless process of using up food for SUV fuel. IMPORTANT Note to Podcast listeners: By popular demand, I have switched this podcast to the smaller Lo-Fi format (32 Kbps, mono). This downloads faster, stores better on your hard drive, and sounds pretty good. The only downside is slightly less quality, if you are into good stereo sound for your Ipod or sound system. And you can't burn this LoFi version direct to older style CD's. It will burn to CD as an mp3 file, which can be played by newer CD players, computers, DVD players, etc. If you are a radio station getting the podcast from this source, you should switch over to the podcast found at our radio support site: www.ecoshock.net That site will continue to podcast the full 56 MB 44 Hhz version. There is an easy sign-up podcast subscription button there. Then you can burn direct to CD from the podcast, and toss it into any station CD player. This is handy for late night, or unattended play. Other listeners who want to continue receiving the higher quality 56 MB version are quite welcome to sign up for the podcast coming from www.ecoshock.net as well. You don't need to be a radio station to use that podcast. One final note: we need more stations! As the number of stations go up, it gets easier for me to bring on the big name authors and scientists. Although, I have to say, we have had no problems so far! Still, if you can contact your local non-profit college or community radio station, please ask them to add Radio Ecoshock to their programing. I realize there is a lot of competition for local air space, but we need one big environment program with the world view. Things like climate change are too important. We can't just say "Oh sorry, we don't have time to tell listeners about that..." Please write or email requests to your local station. If you get some contact with a program director or station manager, can you forward it to me? My address is radio [at] ecoshock.org. I'm also trying to find more Low Power FM stations to broadcast the show. Your suggestions (and their contact info) are also very welcome. We need a revolution to save what's left - and I'm hoping podcast listeners, and blog readers, will help out. From the emails I have received from you - we have a really intelligent bunch here! A lot of activists, scientists, professionals, and even government people are listening to Radio Ecoshock. I appreciate the tips and help people send in. Some programs, including next week's "Too Hot to Handle" - come from listener tips. This has become a group effort - thanks so much! Alex Smith host Radio Ecoshock

voici une expérience démontrant le conditionnement effectué sur les humains dès leur plus jeune âge ... sortir de son conditionnement n'est pas chose aisée et ne se fait pas sans heurts, mais c'est la seule et unique façon de pouvoir voir la réalité telle qu'elle est afin d'arpenter le chemin de l'évolution .Author: contrelapenseeunique Tags: manipulation conditionnement racisme poupée race enfant contrôle cerveau conspiration NWO nouvel ordre mondial science technologie ahurrissant Posted: 16 May 2008 Rating: 5.0 Votes: 3

A student created podcast on the life of Albert Einstein

Student created podcast on the life of George Washington Carver

Jasper Fforde appears at Tattered Cover to meet his fans.

How to see youtube in secondlife in 2 seconds Author: fanadechou Keywords: secondlife youtube video communications computer science social visual arts Added: May 16, 2008

Welcome to Week-in-Review by R. Colin Johnson. Here I review the week's tops stories as compiled from interviews I do for EETimes--where you'll find global news for the creators of technology at EETimes.com. This week my top stories include how Hewlett Packard targets silicon photonics as a strategic business, how DriveCam indentifies risky driving, how a new kind of testbed could streamline RFID development and how Avago claims the first RF chip-scale packaging solution Text: http://www.eetimes.com/podcast

Can grieving parents in China have another child? By Jacob Leibenluft Several news accounts from Sichuan have placed the earthquake's toll within the context of China's one-child policy, noting that many parents lost their only children. Will these grieving parents be permitted to have another child? Yes. While the exact enforcement of the one-child policy varies by jurisdiction—Sichuan is considered one of the stricter provinces in that respect—there are a number of exceptions. Mothers are allowed to have a second child if the first one dies or—in many cases—if he or she has a major disability. In rural areas, parents are often allowed to have two children without penalties, especially if the first is a girl. Finally, parents who are both only children are frequently exempted from the one-child policy, as are China's ethnic minorities. ** Text messaging was a major form of communication in the wake of the Sichuan earthquake. How do you write an SMS in Chinese? By punching buttons until you get the right character. While Romanized alphabets require converting the numbers of a phone's keypad into 26 letters, Chinese phones must be able to produce several thousand characters. The most common method for texting in mainland China uses Pinyin, a system of transliterating Chinese, to call up a list of different characters based on the Roman letters you key in. (See this 2006 Explainer for a more in-depth explanation of Pinyin and the similar methods required to type on a Chinese keyboard.) But Pinyin-based text entry is complicated by two major factors: First, several different characters in Chinese might be transliterated in the same way. Second, while Pinyin is pretty good at capturing the Mandarin Chinese taught in textbooks, it doesn't reflect the dozens of different dialects used across China. As a result, "stroke-based" methods—which assign the 36 different strokes that can make up a Chinese character to different numbers on the keypad—are becoming a popular alternative. In either case, "predictive text" software—which tries to guess the character a user is attempting to call up—is particularly useful for a user trying to write a character with dozens of strokes or to call up a pinyin syllable associated with dozens of different characters.

Leonardo da Vinci one of the greatest painter of the Italian Renaissence.

A coral reef is a beautiful and amazing combination of animal, vegetable, and mineral. Do you like the Our Ocean World podcast? Please help spread the love! Send an email to info@flpradio.com, tell a friend, or write a review in a podcast directory. Thanks!

Alors que l'Avrocar a été le résultat officiel du projet Silver Bug, appareil qui fut peut être le premier appareil a coussin d'air au lieu d'un intercepteur supersonique en forme de disque, les ufologues se sont longtemps posé la question si le projet s'était soudainement arrêté avec le développement de l'Avrocar, lequel était un flop pour le vol. Cette soucoupe, exemple de l'intérêt manifesté par l'USAF pour les appareils en forme de soucoupe, fut en fait un échec. Il devait décoller verticalement, voler à 480 km/h et s'arrêter en plein vol pour rester suspendue à n'importe quelle altitude. Le projet dut cependant être abandonné : il zigzaguait tellement en volant qu'il fallut l'attacher avec des filins d'acier. Son altitude de vol maximum ne put dépasser 1,22 m. D'autres ingénieurs modifièrent sa forme de disque et en firent un ovale ; les résultats furent un peu meilleurs, mais la forme classique des avions, avec ailes et fuselage, reste la mieux adaptée au vol aérien. _______________ Dhyân Chohan Les Mystères Ufologiques http://dhyanchohan.unblog.fr/ _____________________________Author: Ufo29 Tags: avrocar soucoupe volante terrestre ovni ufo science projet silver bug usaf Posted: 16 May 2008 Rating: 5.0 Votes: 1

Dr. Kiki solves the age old cellphone reception question.

Ollie explains the internet to Elise. Author: Eliseharris Keywords: internet silly olliethebean eliseharris satellite tv free piercings science technology funny Added: May 16, 2008