Malarky’s Video Brain Food Café: Visit "Little Malarky's SAT Video Vocabulary Flash Card Series"

Tuesday, October 27, 2009

Visit "Little Malarky's SAT Video Vocabulary Flash Card Series"

Students: SAT tests are comming soon. Why not begin to sharpen your vocabulary skills now? Visit "Little Malarky's" SAT video vocabulary flash card series and expand your language skills while enjoying your favorite music? Ask questions of other students and leave comments for your friends. Click below to jump now to "Little Malarky's SAT Video Vocabulary Flash Card Series":

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You can easily access a multitude of TV and Radio channels on the above media player from the pull-down menu on top of it. Just pick a channel and click on it. One a channel is selected, you can then use your computer’s up and down arrow keys to scan between channels. Click on screen for full screen view, click again to return to smaller size.

Why Krugman? Simply because he is the very best we have.

What's exactly happening in our world today, economically? And to whom do we turn among the competing scores of economists who are so often at odds with each other as to why the domestic and world economies are unfolding in the way they are? Well, my personal bias has been, for many years, toward this year's Nobel Prize winner, Paul Krugman. Listen as he explains how America's past gave rise to it's present, and where it might be headed in the future in these series of lectures snatched from the net...(jm)

IDEAS IN SCIENCE & MATHEMATICS:

"...in the beauty of mathematics; in the symmetry of Euclid’s two dimensional geometry, and even in the extraordinary, endlessly recurring proliferation of things in Mandelbrot’s fractal geometry, I can’t help but wonder if karma is itself some sort of inevitable physical reality. One that ultimately brings all things into a kind of cosmic balance. Where one finally finds a pattern to life’s craziness that makes it seem, if not normal, at least acceptably typical. One that lays those disturbing irregular and random bits and pieces of everyday life over with a blanket of recognizable, reassuring, recurring regularity. One that can provide that missing link between notions as diverse as the pursuit of social justice and the laws of thermodynamics."..(jm)

Malarky’s Video Brain Food Café

Tuesday, October 27, 2009

Visit "Little Malarky's SAT Video Vocabulary Flash Card Series"

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Why Krugman? Simply because he is the very best we have.

Paul Krugman on "the return of depression economics"

Paul Krugman: "The Conscience of a Liberal"

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Michael Parenti -- The Myth of the Founding Fathers

A People's History (The 20th Century) - Howard Zinn

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Naomi Klein - The Shock Doctrine

Noam Chomsky on Economic Crisis, Healthcare, and Empire

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The Mandlebrot Set

Carl Sagan: Explores Hypercubes, Flat Land and Other Dimensions

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Michael Pollan: The Omnivore's Dilemma

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Richard Dawkins: The Blind Watchmaker

TED TALKS

The Ground Report - Here's where grass roots people based journalism hits the ground running!!

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