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Jumat, 07 Maret 2014

Watch the first two minutes of Alfonso Cuarón's TV show Believe onlinecollegedegreee.blogspot.com

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Watch the first two minutes of Alfonso Cuarón's TV show Believe S


The opening scene of Believe, the upcoming TV show created by Gravity director Alfonso Cuarón and produced with J. J. Abrams, is online, and it is brutal. Right from the start, we get a glimpse of the vicious forces that are hunting down the superpowered girl Bo.


Apologies to folks in non-Hulu friendly regions. Hopefully, NBC will be releasing this on YouTube soon.


Believe premieres Monday, March 10th on NBC.


[via Blastr]


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Minggu, 19 Januari 2014

A Fantastic Collection of Science Demonstration Videos onlinecollegedegreee.blogspot.com

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onlinecollegedegreee.blogspot.com A Fantastic Collection of Science Demonstration Videos

In need of a good science demonstration for your classroom, study session or friday night bar-argument? Check out ScienceDemo.org, where you'll find a top notch collection of videos and other resources created by science teachers Alom Shaha and Jonathan Sanderson.


In the above video, Shaha runs us through a technique for demonstrating the effects of gravitational acceleration, "separating" the horizontal and vertical motion of a jet of water as it moves through the air with materials you can find in a typical lab setup. The key instrument in this video is the stroboscope, which illuminates the water so it appears to be suspended in mid-air. (It's the same trick used here and here.)


onlinecollegedegreee.blogspot.com A Fantastic Collection of Science Demonstration Videos