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To examine the efficacy and viability of superficial X-ray therapy in the treatment of BCC and SCC, Armand B. Cognetta, M.D., from Dermatology Associates of Tallahassee in Florida, and colleagues conducted a retrospective analysis of 1,715 histologically confirmed primary cutaneous BCC and SCC among outpatients seen between 2000 and 2010. All tumors were treated with superficial X-ray therapy.
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"Superficial X-ray therapy remains a viable nonsurgical option for the treatment of primary BCC and SCC in patients where surgical intervention is declined, unadvisable, or potentially associated with significant cosmetic or functional limitations," the authors write.
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Anthony Jarvis, 33, of 10 Provence Ave., continues to be held on a parole detainer in the Sullivan County House of Corrections in Unity. He was charged with felony level possession of marijuana with intent to sell and falsifying physical evidence Tuesday morning, Claremont Police Chief Alexander Scott said in a press release.
Scott also corrected a typographical error in the Friday press release that gave Jarvis' wrong birth year.
At Jarvis' arraignment Friday, he was held on $100,000 cash-only bail and given a March 7 court date in the district court.
Jarvis is the son of Anthony Jarvis Sr., who was fatally shot in a confrontation with police in Charlestown in July of 2008 after a state trooper had been injured in a shooting.
On Friday, police responded to Jarvis' home at 11:59 a.m. to assist the N.H. Department of Corrections Probation and Parole Department with a parole search, Scott said in a press release Friday evening. During the search, Jarvis fled into the home and locked the door behind him.
While inside, he made threatening statements about "doing violence to himself with a firearm," Scott said. "Based on those statements, officers retreated, established a protective perimeter around the house and called for additional officers to respond to the scene."
State police, the Sullivan County Sheriff's Department and additional city police responded to assist. Neighboring homes were evacuated for safety, and a command post was established. The State Police Special Weapons and Tactics Team was placed on standby.
Officers at the scene were able to make cellphone contact with Jarvis through a family member. Around 3 p.m. Jarvis agreed to come out of the house peacefully. He was taken into custody without incident.
According to the N.H. Department of Justice website, the 2008 incident involving Jarvis' father occurred after Jarvis Sr. shot a state trooper in the upper right thigh and again when he was on the floor, hitting the trooper in the finger and right leg. The trooper returned fire, killing Jarvis Sr. The Attorney General's Office ruled that incident a justifiable use of deadly force.
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Template talk:attention
when a page needs attention by someone versed in a particular field[edit]
See current discussion in the Grease pit.—msh210℠ 17:35, 20 March 2009 (UTC)
- Never mind: don't see it: instead see the template's documentation, above, which is an implementation of that Grease pit discussion.—msh210℠ 22:42, 1 April 2009 (UTC)
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See current discussion in the Grease pit.—msh210℠ 17:10, 16 February 2010 (UTC)
- Never mind: don't see it: instead see the template's documentation, above, which is an implementation of that Grease pit discussion.—msh210℠ 19:28, 19 February 2010 (UTC)
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You might want to look at the version of overage you left. By calling a template inside the null parameter of
{{attention}}, you confused MW somehow, and left some plain-text html code in the ety. I've fixed it, but I thought you'd like to know. -Atelaes λάλει ἐμοί 03:03, 18 June 2010 (UTC)
- Thanks for the heads-up.—msh210℠ 16:58, 18 June 2010 (UTC)
- Technical details: the problem is that (1)
{{prefix}}evaluates to wikitext that includes HTML tags, and (2) due to a fairly recent change, the second parameter of
{{attention}}is no longer totally null, but rather, it ends up in an HTML title="" attribute. (Overall, it was a good and useful change IMHO; this is the first time I've encountered/heard of a drawback.) The result is that {{attention|en|{{prefix|over|age}}?}} now evaluates to the wikitext [[Category:English words needing attention|overage]]<span id="attentionseekingen" class="attentionseeking" lang="en" title="[[over-|over-]] + [[age|age]][[Category:English words prefixed with over-]]?">, which MediaWiki understandably gets confused by. I've addressed this by wrapping the parameter in <nowiki> tags. —RuakhTALK 17:32, 18 June 2010 (UTC)
- Thanks. I suppose attention could use {{{2}}} iff
{{isValidPageName|{{{2}}}}}. Would that work?—msh210℠ 17:36, 18 June 2010 (UTC)
- Thanks. I suppose attention could use {{{2}}} iff
- *tests a bit* Yes, that would work. But it's a trade-off: it means that {{attention|en|{{prefix|over|age}}?}} would no longer break horribly, but it also means that {{attention|en|<nowiki>{{prefix|over|age}}</nowiki>?}} would no longer display the title. And it wouldn't fix issues with double-quotes in the parameter. All told, I don't feel strongly one way or the other. —RuakhTALK 19:18, 18 June 2010 (UTC)
- I'll leave it for now. Thanks, gentlemen.—msh210℠ 19:41, 18 June 2010 (UTC)
- *tests a bit* Yes, that would work. But it's a trade-off: it means that {{attention|en|{{prefix|over|age}}?}} would no longer break horribly, but it also means that {{attention|en|<nowiki>{{prefix|over|age}}</nowiki>?}} would no longer display the title. And it wouldn't fix issues with double-quotes in the parameter. All told, I don't feel strongly one way or the other. —RuakhTALK 19:18, 18 June 2010 (UTC)
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I'd like to change the categories created by this template to use "terms" in the title rather than "words". Many entry titles in the categories have a space so the more general "terms" seems better. --Bequw → τ 19:04, 20 July 2010 (UTC)
- Note that other templates so categorize also: you'd need to change them, too.—msh210℠ (talk) 15:08, 21 July 2010 (UTC)
- Changed. I'm just waiting for the categories to resettle, before I make sure all the old ones in Category:Words needing attention by language can be deleted. --Bequw → τ 18:31, 16 September 2010 (UTC)
Moving  before category.[edit]
Currently, the template puts the [[Category:... terms needing attention]] part before the  part. I'd like to suggest that we re-order them, and put the  first. The difference is that wikitext like this:
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appends the  to the end of the example sentence (or whatever else is there — a definition, a quotation, anything).
—RuakhTALK 00:20, 2 July 2012 (UTC)
- Are you sure? Special:expandtemplates (using the code
:foofollowed immediately by a copypaste of the transclusible part of the template, or by that copypaste with the categorization stuff switched with the span) isn't showing me that difference. (Both ways situate the span at the end of the usex AFAICT.)
- If you're right that the way we have it makes a new paragraph and the way you want to switch it to leaves the span on the usex to which the attention tag was applied, then why switch it? Seems appropriate to leave the span attached to the usex to which the attention tag was appended.)
- Are you sure? Special:expandtemplates (using the code
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- I think we must be miscommunicating. Take a look at http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/title=%D7%97%D7%97%D7%97?oldid=17032924&action=edit; as you can see, an editor has requested that the entry receive attention from a Hebrew-speaker. Now take a look at http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/title=%D7%97%D7%97%D7%97?oldid=17032924; as you can see, it looks as if the editor had requested that the translation of the quotation receive attention from a Hebrew-speaker. (Maybe my above comment shows up differently in your browser from how I intended it to? In my browser, my sample wikitext shows the spans/cats as being on a separate line from the example-sentence, but your comment makes it sound like you're not seeing those line-breaks?) —RuakhTALK 18:00, 2 July 2012 (UTC)
Why do things so insanely complicated?[edit]
Why isn't it so that if someone (e.g. an administrator) marks a new user's submission with the attention tag. this gets automatically added to Category:....<type of word>s needing attention and this category also appears in the entry of the word itself? This would be a way simpler way to do than this CSS kludgery...To make myself clear again: this category never appears in the entry itself. Must be purpose, although it would not hurt if the category got auto-added. -andy 126.96.36.199 20:56, 26 July 2013 (UTC)
- If you wish to see what "hidden categories" a page belongs to, you can create an account, visit Special:Preferences#mw-prefsection-rendering, and enable the "Show hidden categories" option. As for "this CSS kludgery", the purpose of that is to mark the position in the entry where the attention is requested. (This is important for large pages when the request is applicable only to a small part, e.g. to a word mentioned in an etymology section.) —RuakhTALK 04:21, 27 July 2013 (UTC)


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Researchers at Georgetown University are announcing a significant advancement in cancer treatment. For the first time ever, they have successfully grown cancer cells in a lab dish, allowing them to cheaply experiment with different anti-cancer drugs and develop individualized treatments.
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LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - The case is a significant breakthrough because it means cancer treatments will be based on more science instead of merely hope. Currently, doctors take a more homogenized approach to many cancers, and hope for the best. This advancement will permit them to develop individualized treatments by testing several drugs at once to find the one most likely to work.
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Growing up on two acres in Ramona, he'd watched his father, Randy, make a living with hard work, building houses. And then when Nick was old enough, he did it too, laying concrete, doing drywall, whatever his wiry frame could muster.
When that was done, he spent hours splitting firewood for another part of the family business.
Vincent was ready to carry on the legacy, until a friend from baseball suggested that the two of them try out for the Palomar College team after they'd graduated from Ramona High in 2004. Vincent was a standout player for the Bulldogs, earning the Valley League's Pitcher of the Year honor as a senior, but no major colleges saw much need to go after a 120-pounder with an average fastball.
The Palomar tryout was a whim, really. Would he have done it without his buddy's encouragement?
Vincent wonders himself, now that he's become one of the Padres' most reliable middle relievers.
"I don't know if I would have," he said, standing in front of his locker on a morning this week at the Padres spring training facility. "I probably would have been working construction. I would have gotten my contractor's license.
"Construction," he added, "will always be the backup plan."
For now, the coveralls and calluses can wait.
In his most extensive major-league work for the Padres last season, Vincent proved to be a valuable shutdown guy in the middle of tight games. The 27-year-old righty held right-handed hitters to a .122 average, 13th among all relievers in the National League and fourth-best ever for a Padres pitcher facing at least 75 batters.
Vincent was particularly effective at Petco Park, where his ERA of 0.36 (1 run in 46 1/3 innings) was a club best for a single season in the 10-year history of the ballpark.
Those are remarkable accomplishments for a guy who beat odds that were as long as the drive from Ramona to Peoria. Vincent never played travel baseball and rarely practiced outside the season, other than whacking around a Wiffle Ball with friends when they weren't riding their dirt bikes or playing touch football.
The breakthrough goes back to Palomar, where Vincent added 20 pounds and learned how to throw a strong slider to overcome his lack of overpowering speed. In two seasons with the Comets, he went 15-5 with 93 strikeouts against 30 walks.
"Something just clicked from high school to Palomar," Vincent said. "Baseball became my thing."
From Palomar he went to Long Beach State, where he only got better, posting a 4-0 record and 1.75 ERA in 2008. Those results got the attention of the Padres, who made Vincent the first Ramona product to be drafted when they took him 18th.
The trip through the minors leagues from there still required the patience of a guy watching concrete dry, and Vincent has overcome a lot, including ankle and forearm injuries in the last two spring trainings that have set him back.


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Matthew Dixon, a product designer, who went to school with Yassin Omar, told Woolwich crown court yesterday that his friend had spoken out against violence in the name of Islam. He said Mr Omar was a charitable man who fulfilled his religious beliefs by helping people in need.
Mr Dixon said, under cross-examination, that Mr Omar had said he "disagreed" with the July 7 Islamist terrorist attacks in London. Mr Dixon was read a statement he made about Mr Omar in the aftermath of the July 21 attacks. He said he still agreed with it. "Yassin has always said the whole idea of Islam is to bring people to it and has always been a strong believer that these kinds of attacks on innocent people are not achieving anything. You are just alienating people from the religion," he said in his statement.
Mr Dixon was also a close friend of another of the defendants, Adel Yahya, and knew the defendants Manfu Kwaku Asiedu and Muktar Said Ibrahim.
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Steven Carlson, parts manager at Bryden Ford in Durand, Ill., has received the highest honor in Ford Motor Company's 2012 Employee Excellence (e2) program. His achievement demonstrates that he is among the best-of-the-best in the Ford and Lincoln Dealer Network in sales, customer satisfaction and training.
Friday, March 22, at 12:15 p.m., Carlson will receive his award from Bryden Ford President Scott Bryden. Alan Scher, Parts and Service Operations manager for the Chicago Region, will come from his Downers Grove office to help present this prestigious award.
To make the accomplishment even sweeter, Carlson will receive: a commissioned work of art with a companion recognition letter signed by Ford Motor Company CEO Alan Mulally; an Amazon.com gift card for $225; and a Bryden Ford Gift Certificate for $225.
This achievement is a testament to Carlson's hard work and constantly increasing knowledge and professionalism in his five years at Bryden Ford.
Bryden said: "I've seen Steven grow from a good, devoted person with a strong automotive service background, but little dealership Parts Department experience, into a quality parts manager with a strong customer following and a deeper understanding of the intricacies of his department. I am very proud of Steven and delighted to have him here at Bryden Ford in Durand."
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Capita Percy Thomas, Aedas and 3D Architects, working as part of a bid team called InspirED, has won the contract to design one of the biggest ever batches of PFI schools worth £290 million.Acting as part of the InspirED consortium the practice has secured preferred bidder status with South Lanarkshire Council to design and construct 17 new schools and work on the major refurbishment of two more.The project forms part of a major schools modernisation programme in the region that will see a significant PFI workload.South Lanarkshire council leader, Councillor Eddie McAvoy said he was delighted with the scale of the undertaking.'This is fantastic news for South Lanarkshire schools,' he said. Initially we were looking at eight new-build schools and 11 refurbishments.'But in partnership with InspirED we are delighted to be able to build 17 brand new schools and refurbish a further two - nine more new schools than originally anticipated and wthin the agreed budget.'by Ed Dorrell
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New club brings European-style support to Creighton soccer For Matt Roberts it was Munich. An American in Bavaria, Roberts found the sport of soccer in the stands of German football superpower Bayern Munich. He fell in love with the way people supported the game, as well as the sport itself. The chants and songs, the flags and scarves, the expertise needed to appreciate good passing and tackling as much as scoring. He learned those things in the Bundesliga then brought it to Omaha and the Creighton University soccer program. Last spring, the Creighton Kommandos Supporters Club was born. Am Anfang (In the Beginning) For others it was Amsterdam or Kaiserslautern or Blackburn. The common characteristic among most of the 20…
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Well, I guess I came onto Scorpio prematurely? Couldn't wait! By the time you read this article we'll emerge into Scorpio, Saturday morning at dawn after the Full Moon in Aries Friday night at Sunset. Should be quite a weekend! In Scorpio it's time to regenerate or die. Think warm thoughts. Key phrase for Scorpio is "I Desire." What is it you desire? — MojoPoPlanetPower.com SCORPIO (10.23-11.22) Now starts your plan. Mercury just entered Scorpio until Nov. 8, at Sunset. Venus retrogrades in early Scorpio, back into Libra and then direct into Scorpio by December. Don't commit until then. Mars finishes its transit of Scorpio in a week. Work NOW! SAGITTARIUS (11.23-12.21) This week meditate upon any recent…
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In broad terms, the zenith is the direction pointing directly above a particular location (perpendicular, orthogonal). Since the concept of being above is itself somewhat vague, scientists define the zenith in more rigorous terms. Specifically, in astronomy, geophysics and related sciences (e.g., meteorology), the zenith at a given point is the local vertical direction pointing away from direction of the force of gravity .
this the defintion of gravity maybe this will help with the riddle. i would actually have to know what is going no to help the riddle could have any meaning
but this is what i found for it. but if i read it right maybe you should look to where the riches are not sure since i have no idea what you are needing help with or what you are doing
I'll be the one to protect you from your enemies and all your demons
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They're one in the same, I must isolate you...
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Usually it's the oldest that is the least successful.......the parents usually learn from all their mistakes raising the first kid......so naturally, he's the most effed up in the head.
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Magical event will raise funds for mental healthMay 16,2014An evening of illusion at the Paramount Theatre in Rutland will help raise funds for mental health treatment.
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FILM REVIEW: 'Chloe'
Date: March 31, 2010
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Watching Atom Egoyan's films make me feel like a peeping Tom. He delves into the most intimate aspects of people's lives, invading their privacy and unveiling their darkest secrets. In his new psychological thriller, "Chloe," Egoyan weaves a web of seductive intrigue from which his audience has no escape.
Julianne Moore plays Catherine Stewart, a successful gynecologist, whose sterile world is corrupt with suspicions and deceit. When her ever flirtatious husband's (Liam Neeson) faithfulness comes into question, Catherine hires a beautiful young prostitute named Chloe (Amanda Seyfried) to seduce him and report back to her. At the onset of the film we suspect that Chloe has had some major issues in her life when the camera briefly captures a glimpse of razor blade scars on her forearm.
Chloe's explicit details arouse not only Catherine's curiosity but her libido as well. Her husband's betrayal is so utterly devastating that she tells Chloe she doesn't know whether to leave or just hang herself. Clearly, Catherine is a woman whose ageing and loneliness have driven her to the brink. She loses control in that signature Egoyan manner by breaking all the rules.
Things are not as they seem in this multi-level story. Assumptions, motives and actions are all uncertain as Egoyan explores the dark depths of human relationships. Moore, the consummate actress (who should have received an Oscar nod for her outstanding work in "A Single Man"), is pitch-perfect as the severely wounded wife. Neeson's performance is an enigmatic achievement, never allowing the audience to quite fully grasp what his character is up to. And, I was astounded by Seyfried's ("Mamma Mia!") duplicitous depiction of the doe-eyed psycho seductress. This is a film that definitely benefits from superb casting.
"Chloe" is one of those movies that probably won't generate a huge audience or remain in theaters for long. It didn't cost a zillion dollars to make and lacks even a single computer-generated image. But it's a rare gem for the lurking voyeur in all of us.
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Healthy Dessert Recipe: Cherry-Berry Crumble Pie
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Anjali Shah is a food writer and owner of The Picky Eater, a healthy food and lifestyle blog. Anjali Shah grew up a "whole wheat" girl, but married a "white bread" kind of guy. Hoping to prove that nutritious food could in fact be delicious and desirable, she taught herself how to cook and successfully transformed her husband's eating habits from a diet of frozen pizzas and Taco Bell to her healthy, yet flavorful recipes made with simple, wholesome ingredients. The Picky Eater chronicles her adventures creating healthy recipes that her "fast food loving husband" enjoys. You'll also find healthy lifestyle tips, recipe makeovers, snippets of Anjali's everyday life, and other personal anecdotes along with her recipes on her blog. More about Anjali: She is a traveler, adventurer, cooking- show addict, lover of veggies, self-taught chef, and a Bay Area native. Follow her on Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest, or Google+.
Today, we have a sinfully delicious recipe, which will not only satisfy your sweet tooth, but you won't have to count the calories or worry about it going straight to your thighs. This guilt-free treat is low in calories and high in fibre. Today's recipe is a Cherry Berry Crumble Pie with a homemade crust. And the secret ingredient is we'll be using omega-3 buttery sticks instead of regular butter, as they cut the fat by 28 percent without, compromising on the flavour. So, it will taste just as good as your mama's home-made pie.
1 cup all purpose flour (The Picky Eater Swap: use whole wheat flour instead of regular all purpose flour – it works great)
6 tablespoons Smart Balance Omega-3 Buttery Sticks, cold, and cut into 1/2 inch cubes
1 1/2 teaspoons sugar
1/4 teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons water
Crumble Topping:
1 ounce sliced almonds, finely chopped
1/4 cup brown sugar
1/2 cup dry oatmeal, processed in food processor until coarsely ground
2 tablespoons flour
2 tablespoons Smart Balance Omega-3 Buttery Sticks
Fruit Filling:
1 cup pomegranate cherry juice (The Picky Eater Swap: Try sugar-free juice to eliminate some calories & sugar)
24 oz frozen pitted tart cherries, thawed, juice drained and reserved
1/4 cup cornstarch
1 cup sugar
1/2 teaspoon almond extract
1/2 cup dried blueberries
1.Preheat oven to 475 degrees F.
2.Place all, but the water in a medium bowl.
3.Using a pastry cutter, or 2 knives, cut the Smart Balance Buttery Sticks into the flour to achieve a "pea" size crumble.
4.Stir in the water, 1 tablespoon at a time, and gently form into a ball. Do not knead the dough.
5.Place on a sheet of plastic wrap, top with another sheet of plastic wrap.
6.Press down to flatten slightly and roll to a 10-inch diameter circle.
7.Place dough (covered with the plastic wrap) on a dinner plate and refrigerate 15 minutes to chill quickly.
8.Remove the top sheet of plastic wrap from the chilled dough and place dough in a 9-inch pie pan (plastic wrap side up).
9.Remove the remaining plastic wrap, press down lightly to fit the dough into the pan, and set aside.
Crumble Topping:
1.Combine finely chopped almonds, brown sugar, coarsely ground oatmeal and flour in a medium mixing bowl.
2.Cut in Smart Balance Buttery Sticks until mixed and crumbly; set aside.
Fruit Filling:
1.To make filling, boil pomegranate cherry juice in a medium saucepan until reduced to 1/2 cup.
2.Meanwhile, mix 1/2 cup of reserved cherry juice drained from thawed cherries with cornstarch until blended.
3.Stir cornstarch juice mixture into reduced juice in saucepan and whisk until blended and smooth. Stir in sugar. Bring to a boil.
4.Reduce heat and cook and stir 2 minutes.
5.Remove from heat and stir in almond extract.
6.Mix hot liquid filling with cherries and dried blueberries.
7.Pour fruit filling into pie crust. Sprinkle topping over filling.
8.Place pie in preheated oven. Bake 12 minutes, and reduce heat to 350 degrees. Bake 35-40 minutes or until bubbly.
9.Cool completely before serving.
Makes one 9-inch pie, 8 to 10 servings
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This interdisciplinary lesson plan deals with the consequences of damming in the Grand Canyon area. The students, role-playing as scientists, write a proposal to try experimental flooding. -
Yellowstone Fires part of Starting Point-Teaching Entry Level Geoscience:Role Playing:Examples
This module enables students to take a problem-based learning approach to wildfires, in particular whether a "let-it-burn" policy makes sense in Yellowstone National Park. -
The Forecast Factory part of Starting Point-Teaching Entry Level Geoscience:Role Playing:Examples
This is a highly scripted role-playing exercise in which students act out the elements of the weather-forecasting process, from TV announcers to the continuity equation. -
WorldWatcher Project: Global Warming Project part of Starting Point-Teaching Entry Level Geoscience:Role Playing:Examples
In this exercise, students role-play advisors to various heads of state on the subject of global warming. The web site also has free modeling and GIS software and lesson and lab plans. -