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Wikis in Education

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A new look at using Wikis in Education. Joe Wood explains how collaborative learning can be achieved by maximizing technology, including Wik...

The Web Future: IOT, Ambient, Live, Lively Kernel and Federated Wiki

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Join us to discuss the future of the web, Internet Of Things, Ambient Computing, Wiki, Live Web and Lively Kernel. I will chair the discussi...

SMWCon Fall 2014, Tutorial 01, Bernhard Krabina, Knowledge Management with Wikis

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Intro to the turorial day of SMWCon. Things to consider when using wikis as knowlege management tool. https://semantic-mediawiki.org/wiki/SM...

Wikis for Collaborative Writing

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Presenters: Bethany Germany and Jenna Ledford Friday, February 22, 2013.

Teaching with Technology: Wikis

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Teaching with technology provides opportunities to teach to learn and learn to teach in order to empower teachers and students and to develo...

The Design and Development of a Wiki Task in Undergraduate Education: Retrospects and Prospects

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Interview for Wiki on Diabetes

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(Wiki) | Résumé des ajouts + crafts sur "Obsifight.fr"

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Bienvenue à tous ! Je suis très content aujourd'hui sur ce résumer du serveur "Obsifight". Je vais donc faire un regroupement sur les nou...

Let's Play Zack And Wiki Quest For Barboros's Treasure: Part 2 Cooking Goblin

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We continue going through the jungle ruin and plundering treasure.

What Is ISIS? Wiki 'View History' and more #TMS Trends 6/18/2014

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The Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (alternatively translated as Islamic State in Iraq and Syria or Islamic State in Iraq and al-Sham) ...

RootsCast, Ep 29: Watching Wiki Edits, Facebook Feed Pumps Politics

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In this week's episode of our weekly video podcast, Mark Hardwick and Brett Bell of Grassroots Online chat about Twitter accounts that monit...

Lets Play Zack & Wiki part 12 "Tennis like you've never seen it"

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Part 12 "Tennis like you've never seen it"

Frank Zappa at The Roxy Theatre - 1973 Video concert

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Frank Zappa at The Roxy Theatre in Hollywood, California on December 8, 9 and 10, 1973.nWhile waiting for the "Roxy DVD" (a trailer is conta...

Frank Zappa at The Roxy Theatre in Hollywood, California on December 8, 9 and 10, 1973.nWhile waiting for the "Roxy DVD" (a trailer is contained in the Baby Snakes DVD), this is what is available at now:nn00:00 Intro (3:50)n03:50 Montana (7:00)n10:50 The Hook - The Booger Man - Dupree's Paradise (20:30)nnFrank Zappa -- guitar, vocals, producernNapoleon Murphy Brock -- flute, tenor saxophone, vocalsnRobert "Frog" Camarena -- backing vocals ("Cheepnis")nDebbie -- backing vocals ("Cheepnis")nLynn - backing vocals ("Cheepnis")nRuben Ladron de Guevara -- backing vocals ("Cheepnis")nGeorge Duke -- synthesizer, keyboards, vocalsnBruce Fowler -- trombone, dancernTom Fowler -- bass guitarnWalt Fowler -- trumpet, bass trumpetnRalph Humphrey -- drumsnDon Preston -- synthesizernJeff Simmons -- rhythm guitar, vocalsnChester Thompson -- drumsnRuth Underwood -- percussionnnThis video was showed as intro at some of the 2006 ZPZ shows, later was made available for streaming at Zappa.Com, Montana is available in the DVD Classic Albums: Frank Zappa - Apostrophe(')/Over-Nite Sensation (none of the above is available in Roxy & Elsewhere album);nDummy Up (partial - 3:00):this fragment is contained in "The True Story Of 200 Motels."nn"Unreleased DVD"nThere was a 3 minute trailer released in the new millennium advertising a Roxy DVD which could potentially contain the footage from all three nights. The trailer was later included on the Baby Snakes DVD as a bonus feature.nJoe Travers has stated that "It's sitting in the vault. Waiting for a budget to do it properly. Basically the film footage, the negatives were transferred by Frank in the '80s using '80s technology. What we want to do is go back to the original negatives and do it in High Definition and then create a 5.1 mix from the original masters so that we have surround sound as well as Frank's 2 channel stereo mix. Once we get all that together, then we need to cut the program. Edit the program together, camera angles, what shows, what we are going to include from what shows or include all the shows. I have no idea what Dweezil and Gail want to do. It's great stuff, but the process of just getting to that point is going to cost a lot of money and take a lot of time." [1] Two songs from the unreleased film ("Montana" and "Dupree's Paradise") were used as opener for the Zappa Plays Zappa concerts in 2006.nOn April 1, 2007, Zappa.com unveiled a redesigned website, which included the 30-minute segment from the Roxy performances, which had been used at the Zappa Plays Zappa concerts, on its new videos page.nThe clip for "Montana" was included as a bonus feature of the Classic Albums: Apostrophe(')/Over-Nite Sensation DVD, which was released on May 1, 2007.(Wiki)nnFilmografia:nhttp://globalia.net/donlope/fz/videography/index.html Less

The Way of All Flesh by Adam Curtis

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The Way of All Flesh by Adam CurtisnIn 1998, Modern Times: The Way of All Flesh, a one-hour BBC documentary on Henrietta Lacks and HeLa dire...

The Way of All Flesh by Adam CurtisnIn 1998, Modern Times: The Way of All Flesh, a one-hour BBC documentary on Henrietta Lacks and HeLa directed by Adam Curtis, won the Best Science and Nature Documentary at the San Francisco International Film Festival. Immediately following the film's airing in 1997, an article on HeLa cells, Lacks, and her family was published by reporter Jacques Kelly in The Baltimore Sun. In the 1990s, the Dundalk Eagle published the first article on her in a newspaper in Baltimore City and Baltimore County, and it continues to announce upcoming local commemorative activities. The Lacks family was also honored at the Smithsonian Institution.[20] In 2001, it was announced that the National Foundation for Cancer Research would be honoring "the late Henrietta Lacks for the contributions made to cancer research and modern medicine" on September 14. Because of the events of September 11, 2001, the event was canceled.[21]nIn 2000[22] Mal Webb released a CD with a song about Lacks called Helen Lane.[23]nIn her 2010 book, The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, Rebecca Skloot documents the histories of both the HeLa cell line and the Lacks family. Henrietta's husband, David Lacks, was told little following her death. Suspicions fueled by racial issues prevalent in the South were compounded by issues of class and education. For their part, members of the Lacks family were kept in the dark about the existence of the tissue line. When its existence was revealed in two articles written in March 1976 by Michael Rogers, one in the Detroit Free Press[24] and one in Rolling Stone,[1][25] family members were confused about how Henrietta's cells could have been taken without consent and how they could still be alive 25 years after her death.[20]nIn May 2010, The Virginian-Pilot published two articles on Lacks, HeLa, and her family,[1][26] which mentions that the Morehouse School of Medicine has donated the money for Henrietta's grave as well as her daughter Elsie, who died in 1955, to finally have headstones. Her grandchildren wrote her epitaph: "Henrietta Lacks August 01, 1920 -- October 04, 1951 In loving memory of a phenomenal woman, wife and mother who touched the lives of many. Here lies Henrietta Lacks (HeLa). Her immortal cells will continue to help mankind forever. Eternal Love and Admiration, From Your Family"[1][26]nIn May 2010, HBO announced that Oprah Winfrey and Alan Ball would develop a film project based on Skloot's book.[26]nOn May 17, 2010, NBC ran a fictionalized version of Lacks' story on Law & Order, titled "Immortal". An article in Slate called the episode "shockingly close to the true story."[27]n[edit]nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adam_Curtiby Less

Fela Kuti - Beasts of No Nation

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fela_Kutinhttp://www.fela.net/

A guide to Arm Muscles/Anatomy

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Download the reference files:nhttp://www.newgrounds.com/dump/item/5cbb5a5a71fd164d3f6651ceaf49f20fnnRelevant links:nCreator Resources on New...

Let's Play DDO, Ep. #8: Misery's Peak

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Today we dine in hell - or at least descend into Korthos' freezer - the caves in Misery's Peak. And defeat a dragon. Sort of.nnExtra-long ep...

Christopher Hitchens on Ronald Reagan, War, the Media and Freedom of the Press (1983)

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American peacekeeping forces in Beirut, a part of a multinational force during the Lebanese Civil War who had been earlier deployed by Reaga...

American peacekeeping forces in Beirut, a part of a multinational force during the Lebanese Civil War who had been earlier deployed by Reagan, were attacked on October 23, 1983. The Beirut barracks bombing resulted in the deaths of 241 American servicemen and the wounding of more than 60 others by a suicide truck bomber. Reagan sent a White House team to the site four days later, led by his Vice President, George H.W. Bush. Reagan called the attack "despicable", pledged to keep a military force in Lebanon, and planned to target the Sheik Abdullah barracks in Baalbek, Lebanon, training ground for Hezbollah fighters,[170][171] but the mission was later aborted. On February 7, 1984, President Reagan ordered the Marines to begin withdrawal from Lebanon. In April 1984, as his keynote address to the 20,000 attendees of the Rev. Jerry Falwell's "Baptist Fundamentalism '84" convention in Washington, D.C., he read a first hand account of the bombing, written by Navy Chaplain (Rabbi) Arnold Resnicoff, who had been asked to write the report by Bush and his team.[172] Osama bin Laden would later cite Reagan's withdrawal of forces as a sign of American weakness.[173]nnOn October 25, 1983, only two days later, Reagan ordered U.S. forces to invade Grenada, code named Operation Urgent Fury, where a 1979 coup d'état had established an independent non-aligned Marxist-Leninist government. A formal appeal from the Organization of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) led to the intervention of U.S. forces; President Reagan also cited an allegedly regional threat posed by a Soviet-Cuban military build-up in the Caribbean and concern for the safety of several hundred American medical students at St. George's University as adequate reasons to invade. Operation Urgent Fury was the first major military operation conducted by U.S. forces since the Vietnam War, several days of fighting commenced, resulting in a U.S. victory,[174] with 19 American fatalities and 116 wounded American soldiers.[175] In mid-December, after a new government was appointed by the Governor-General, U.S. forces withdrew.[174]nnhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ronald_reagannnThe Invasion of Grenada, codenamed Operation Urgent Fury, was a 1983 United States-led invasion of Grenada, a Caribbean island nation with a population of about 91,000 located 100 miles (160 km) north of Venezuela, that resulted in a U.S. victory within a matter of weeks. Triggered by a bloody military coup which had ousted a four-year revolutionary government, the invasion resulted in a restoration of constitutional government. It was controversial due to charges of American imperialism, Cold War politics, the involvement of Cuba, the unstable state of the Grenadian government, the illegality under international law and Grenada's status as a Commonwealth realm. Media outside the U.S. covered the invasion in a negative outlook despite the OAS request for intervention (on the request of the U.S. government), Soviet and Cuban presence on the island and the holding of American medical students at the True Blue Medical Facility.nnGrenada gained independence from the United Kingdom in 1974. The leftist New Jewel Movement seized power in a coup in 1979 suspending the constitution. After a 1983 internal power struggle ended with the deposition and murder of revolutionary Prime Minister Maurice Bishop, the invasion began early on 25 October 1983, just two days and several hours after the bombing of the U.S. Marine barracks in Beirut, early Oct. 23 Beirut time, late evening Oct. 22 U.S. Eastern time.nnThe U.S. Army's Rapid Deployment Force (1st, 2nd Ranger Battalions and 82nd Airborne Division Paratroopers), U.S. Marines, U.S. Army Delta Force and U.S. Navy SEALs and other combined forces consisted of the 7,600 troops from the United States, Jamaica, and members of the Regional Security System (RSS)[5] defeated Grenadian resistance after a low-altitude airborne assault by the 75th Rangers on Point Salines Airport on the southern end of the island while a Marine helicopter and amphibious landing occurred on the northern end at Pearl's Airfield shortly afterward. The military government of Hudson Austin was deposed and replaced by a government appointed by Governor-General Paul Scoon until elections were held in 1984.nnWhile the invasion enjoyed broad public support in the United States,[6] and received support from some sectors in Grenada from local groups who viewed the post-coup regime as illegitimate,[7] it was criticized by the United Kingdom, Canada and the United Nations General Assembly, which condemned it as "a flagrant violation of international law".nnhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invasion_of_Grenada Less

Let's Play Rigs of Rods - Soft Body Vehicle Physics Sandbox

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In my continuing series of playing unusual "not-really-a-game" games, today we're trying Rigs of Rods! This is a vehicle simulator sandbox u...

FULL - Nonviolent Communication Workshop - Marshall Rosenberg (2000) (Multi Subtitles)

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Lista de Reprodução com vídeos legendados de Marshall Rosenberg:nhttp://www.youtube.com/playlist?action_edit=1&list=PLD60E6F32218B5E9Fnnn...

Lista de Reprodução com vídeos legendados de Marshall Rosenberg:nhttp://www.youtube.com/playlist?action_edit=1&list=PLD60E6F32218B5E9FnnnA forma mais básica e comum de interação entre seres humanos é a comunicação.nE a comunicação verbal é a mais importante.nnnVídeo de um Workshop de um dia com o Dr. Marshall Rosenberg, PhD em Psicologia, que sistematizou a arte da COMUNICAÇÃO NÃO VIOLENTA.nVeja esse vídeo e aprenda a comunicar-se com seu cônjuge, filhos, pais, parentes, amigos, estranhos, patroes, empregados, colegas, etc, de forma harmônica, construtiva, baseada em seu coração, sem julgamentos, sem ataques verbais, sem viagens de ego, sem expectativas, sem incutir culpa, medo, aprovação ou desaprovação.nnAprenda a respeitar o próximo como ele é, e não da forma como vc "gostaria" que ele fosse quando se comunica com ele.nAprenda com esse vídeo mil exemplos de como cometemos erros básicos ao comunicar-nos verbalmente ou por escrito com outras pessoas.nnComo otimizar sua forma de comunicar-se e gerar harmonia e amor à sua volta.nConversar ou debater com alguém que pensa ao CONTRARIO de você, sem fazer a pessoa sentir-se mal, e aprenda a jamais se sentir mal com QUALQUER COISA que alguém disser para você.nnComunicar-se com o seu coração, vendo e dirigindo-se ao coração do seu próximo.nEvitar os repetitivos conflitos gerados pela maneira agressiva, destrutiva, contraproducente, injusta e até mesmo grotesca com que 99% dos seres humanos se comunicam.nnAprenda o interessantíssimo conceito da "linguagem do chacal"e "linguagem da girafa", tanto na forma como falamos como também na forma como ouvimos.nnA linguagem "chacal" dos outros e o que e como fazer para não se envolver. Como reconhecer a razão por trás da comunicação autoritária, exigente ou agressiva dos "chacais" e como identificar as "necessidades não satisfeitas" deles, que os leva a comunicarem-se (falar e ouvir) de uma forma psicologicamente doente.nnO trabalho do Dr. Rosenberg é fascinante, muda a vida das pessoas que estudam seu enfoque sobre a comunicação.nEssencial, imperdível!nAprenda CNV, sua vida e de todos com quem vc convive e/ou se comunica será mais pacífica, harmônica, terna, compassiva, amorosa.nnA forma como quase todos os seres humanos se comunicam uns com outros gera conflitos, quase sempre.nPequenos conflitos que distanciam pais de filhos, antipatizam vizinhos, professores e alunos, conflitos que geram reações violentas e guerras...nnPais comunicam-se de forma contraproducente com filhos e vice-versa. Esposas irritam maridos, maridos humilham esposas através de formas pobres e contraproducentes de comunicação.nnO problema da comunicação humana é gigantesco e poucas pessoas estudaram isso de forma tao completa e interessante como o Dr. Marshall Rosenberg.nEle criou a teoria da COMUNICAÇÃO NÃO VIOLENTA.nnAtravés de livros, workshops, seminários, cursos, etc suas teoria da Comunicação Não Violenta se espalhou pelo mundo.nEste vídeo é a filmagem parcial de um workshop de Marshall Rosenberg em São Francisco em Abril de 2000.n(Texto em construção: Santsuma)nMeus canais:nProblemas e vídeos para alertas, muitos com legendas:nhttp://www.youtube.com/AMhiro2nSoluções, saúde, ecologia, espiritualidade, etcnhttp://www.youtube.com/YashamiLLnEconomia, finanças, etc:nhttp://www.youtube.com/SANtsumanPermacultura, ecovilas, comunidades, agric. Natural, etc:nhttp://www.youtube.com/ECOmantiqueiranhttp://www.youtube.com/ECOmantiqueira2nProblemas, documentários alerta, muitos documentários longos, importantes:nhttp://www.youtube.com/SUNamori6765n___nQuando nossa comunicação dá suporte a doar e receber com compaixão, a felicidade substitui a violência e a dor.n(Marshall Rosenberg)nnAlém das ideias de ações certas e erradas existe um campo.nLá eu o encontrarei.n(Rumi) n_____________nInformações complementares:nhttp://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comunica%C3%A7%C3%A3o_n%C3%A3o_violentanhttp://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marshall_Rosenbergnhttp://CNVC.org Less

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