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BrainPOP Movies
Tim and Moby talk about dealing with hyperactivity disorders and how they differ from just being distracted, impulsive, or just plain bored.
Meet Abraham Lincoln, the Illinois boy who became the 16th President of the United States, and was known as the Great Emancipator!
Mass, force, weight: This speedy animated movie gives you velocity on the rules governing acceleration and deceleration!
Whether you call them zits, spots, or pimples, acne's part of puberty! Tim and Moby show you why it happens and how to handle it.
From tolerance to abuse to withdrawal, the truth about addiction and how it affects the mind, body, and behavior.
Oh those awkward teenage years, when hormones and growth spurts make us self-conscious and also—nearly!—adults.
Growing up means both fun and responsibility; careers, marriage and even wrinkles are part of a pretty good package!
How did domesticating plants and animals lead to a far more stable food supply? The agricultural revolution was a big step forward for us all!
Airbags in cars reduce injuries in accidents, but how do they work? And why do you still need your seatbelt? Learn the truth from Tim and Moby!
Tim and Moby introduce you to the Nobel-winning scientist Albert Einstein, the physicist who revolutionized our understanding of space and time.
There's life on that thar pond! Tim and Moby discuss algae, photosynthesis, and chlorophyll, plus algae's environmental impact.
Take off with Amelia Earhart, the most famous aviatrix of all time, whose last flight remains a mystery.
Our founding fathers penned a declaration that changed human rights, then Colonial underdogs took on the biggest empire in the world: England!
What'll you have on your bagel—lox or locks? Tim and Moby will teach you about grammar, pronunciation, and how words relate!
You want Architecture? We've got Modern, Renaissance, Gothic, Tudor--so how do you like your buildings?
Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines and. . what? Tim and Moby introduce you to all five branches of the American Armed Forces, and march you through their jobs and histories.
Some creatures clone themselves to reproduce their genes. Mitosis and budding are cool, but just get a load of limb regeneration!
Tim and Moby introduce you to the associative property of addition and multiplication, a form of grouping which simplifies algebra problems.
Asthma can be caused by pollution, allergies, dust, or heredity. Tim and Moby help you learn how to breathe easy!
Tim and Moby discuss how electrons and neutrons were discovered, what atoms are made of, and how long it took to create an atomic model!
We often hear about savants and Asberger's nowadays. Tim and Moby give you the real facts about autism.
Tim and Moby discuss the terrible power of avalanches, snowy natural disasters caused by opposing forces of stress and strength.
Tim and Moby lead you into the Valley of Mexico for a look at the powerful Mesoamerican civilization, and how the conquistuadors engineered their fall.
When summer's over and it's time to hit the books, Tim and Moby's helpful tips can make the transition a little easier.
There's no spin on this tale of why you may sometimes feel dizzy or nauseous—and what your ears have to do with it all!
Yes, we can talk about Obama, the Hawaiian-born 44th President and former Chicago community leader who became the first African-American elected to the office.
You may think that chance is just a roll of the dice, but what are the odds you'll like the outcome? Learn how to calculate and express basic probability.
Cave-dwelling, fruit-eating mammals with a bad vampire rep! Is it true? Learn about the echolations of our bat-pals.
It can be learned, instinctive, reflexive or conditioned, but when is it good or bad? Tim and Moby talk behavior.
Tim and Moby talk about the importance of reflectors, how to properly wear your helmet, and what those weird hand signals mean.
See how a saxaphone-playing poor boy from Arkansas defied the odds to become the 42nd President of the United States!
Learn how computers count, and how to read or create numbers using the binary system. Zero in on this one!
You're right, it's not something you want for your birthday. This pandemic outbreak caused by a plague of rats changed society in the Middle Ages.
I audioblog, you videoblog, we all kinds of blog for weblogs! But how to practice good digital citizenship?
A simple device to help diabetic people know what's up (or down) with their insulin and glucose levels.
Tim and Moby talk about your body's main sources of fuel, proteins and carbohydrates, and how lipids can help or hurt us.
Body weight isn't just a matter of being obese or not! Tim and Moby give you the skinny on nutrition, fitness, and the three body types.
Tim and Moby get brainy, because from the hypothalamus to the limbic system, your cerebral system runs the show--and it's reading this right now!
How did the British Empire become the largest imperial colonizers in history, and what ended this mercantile domination? Grab a cuppa and watch Tim and Moby embark on a 400 year-old tale.
"Separate but equal?" Tim and Moby will teach you what this term means as they discuss segregation, civil rights, and the famous trial case, Brown v. Board of Education.
Earn some, spend less, and don't buy what you can't afford. Learn about the basics of budgeting or you might have to learn the basics of debt!
There are many ways of picking on someone; name-calling, fighting, or simply being a big jerk. Tim and Moby walk you through bullying and how to handle it.
How can that flat plastic circle hold all that information? Learn about CDs, both music and data in this here animated movie! There's some stuff about DVDs, too, if you're interested!
The most popular drug in the world, it's in coffee, soda, and tea! So sit still and learn about the habit-forming stimulant caffeine. Seriously, sit still!
Everybody's heard of pixels, images, and lenses—but not everyone knows how photography really works. Tim and Moby do, and you will too.
A frightening disease, but medical science is making strides: Tim and Moby teach you about MRIs, tumors, radiation and carcinogens. And kids—don't smoke!
Carbs get a bad rap! Just avoid sugary foods and eat high fiber carbohydrates from fruit and whole grains. Tim and Moby tell you why.
How old is that fossil in the window? Learn how scientists use a radioactive isotope called carbon-14 to find out the answer!
If you're ever going to drive one, you should know how it works! Tim and Moby will teach you about a car's essential parts, including the transmission, the suspension, the brake system, and the catalytic converter.
What is an intolerable act of tyranny? Learn about taxation without representation and boycotts in the Colonial days, and what "quartering" means. Tim and Moby say they want a revolution!
Cell Specialization sounds pretty complicated. But once you learn the difference between eukaryotic and prokaryotic, you'll practically be a specialist yourself!
Did you know your body has building blocks? They're your cells! Learn about organelles and membranes, plus how big cells can get—over one meter long?!
Don't say "Bah, Humbug"! Dickens survived childhood poverty to become one of the greatest novelists ever.
Tim and Moby give a chemistry lesson in how atoms come together to form molecules. It's a nucleic miracle!
A chicken pox on both your houses! Learn about the classic childhood itchy disease, and why you're a lot less likely to get it than your parents were.
Nina, Pinta, and Santa Maria! This great sailor and navigator crossed the ocean blue, and into the New World. But the relationship between the explorer and the natives is troubling.
Your heart's an engine that's driving blood out to all of your veins and arteries right now. But what gets blood back to the heart?
A definition of the meaning, freedoms, and responsibilities of being an American citizen. Tim and Moby vote for you to watch this movie!
A movie about the War between the Confederates and the Union. Abraham Lincoln presided over the bloodiest war in American history, but it ultimately emancipated the slaves.
How do scientists order the millions of organisms and species on Earth? Class, family, species...We're not sure about Moby.
Tim and Moby tell you all about the earth's different climate systems, from weather in the frozen poles to the steaming-hot tropics!
Don't get stung! Dive into the ocean and learn about these wiggly invertebrates of the sea, including jellyfish, corals, and hydras.
Tim and Moby on how these two little dots are so useful: You'll see them as salutations, as independent clauses, and as indicators of a related sentence to come. You'll even see them on your digital clock!
A theory based on the idea of the equal distribution of wealth. Sounds ideal, right? Learn why it can work, but also how many communist countries devolve into dictatorships.
A little practical math can help us save money on things we need to buy, leaving a budget for the things we want to buy. Tim and Moby talk you through comparing prices.
Tim and Moby play a board game to show the difference between mutually exclusive and inclusive events, and how they affect the likelihood of getting the desired outcome.
It's all right beneath your fingertips right now--computers! Learn how they communicate, what a central processing unit (CPU) is, and how a hard drive operates. Also find out all about other computer parts like modems, circuit boards, and sound and video cards.
Aww, so cute--and computer mice don't eat your cereal! Tim and Moby talk about the two most popular mouse types, the mechanical mouse and the optical mouse.
Wait--don't click that link! Uh-oh... Tim and Moby will show you exactly how computer viruses can get inside your system and wreak havoc on your hard drive.
Salivating for a movie about conditioning? Tim and Moby will tell you about the process of behavioral conditioning, reflex and stimuli, and Pavlov's experiments. Now, fetch!
Scotty won't be beaming you up anytime soon. Why? Because the conservation of mass makes it impossible! Tim and Moby explain thermodynamics.
Whether the Big Dipper, or Orion's Belt, or Scorpio, these star patterns have always made humans wonder about the nature of the universe. Tim and Moby lie low and look up.
How many continents are there, anyway? And which one has no permanent population? Which contains only one country? Tim and Moby get all continental on you.
"One-half" is the same as "point five," but how do you get from one to the other? Learn how to convert fractions into decimals, and back again! Hey Presto!
Don't get too creative with public works, or you'll get sued for plagiarism! Find out what a copyright is and how it might apply to your everyday life.
The bank doesn't loan you that money for free, you know! You'll find interest in Tim and Moby's talk about APR's, purchasing power, and debt.
Crystals aren't only rubies, emeralds, and diamonds! Tim and Moby introduce you to the mineral world, including some you probably keep in your kitchen cabinet.
Tim and Moby trace electricity's path from the coils and turbines of the power plant into your home!
Don't be a cyberbully! Learn about good digital citizenship, and how to deal with computer harassment.
DNA is your body's blueprint, and no one's got chromosomes quite like you--unless you have a clone! Ooh, do you?
CD, DVD, or flash drive? Tim and Moby decode the difference between bits and bytes, and tell you a little about binary numbers and measurement. So stick out your thumb drive and get a flash of this movie!
No point in being scared because (as any mummy will tell you), it's part of life! And who knows what the afterlife holds?
"We hold these truths to be self-evident. . ." Jefferson was the main author of this revolutionary document, but who else helped? And how dangerous was it to sign?
Tim and Moby teach you about a complex biome, the land of hot sands and even hotter sun, of snow dunes and permafrost! How does anyone, apart from a cactus, adapt to desert life?
Learn how to diagram all the parts of a sentence, from adjective to verb! But what on earth is a predicate?
Online etiquette is about more than asking that troll to please pass the mousepad! Learn the do's and don'ts of netiquette, and how to create respectful emails, IMs, and blogs.
How long will it take you to get there, at 58 mph, with ten gallons in your tank, the wind in your hair, and a hundred kilometers to go? Tim and Moby figure it out.
A 30s gangster movie about how to divide and conquer--and deal with the remainders! Tim and Moby walk you through a little practical math, quotients and all.
Purebred or adorable mutt, terrier or hound, Tim and Moby tell you everything you need to know about our pals the canines.
Friendly flippered mammals of the sea, whose echolocations help them get around safely and avoid becoming prey!
From doodling around to shading, stipling, and etching—there's nothing sketchy about this movie on drawing!
From the oceans to the valleys, to the landforms, that we love! Tim and Moby talk about our blue, blue planet and its delicate atmosphere.
We all know what happens on the surface of the earth, but what happens beneath the surface? Learn about your planet's internal structure!
The causes and treatment of this devastating psychological condition which leads to starvation, binging, and purging.
In ancient times, an eclipse was often a harbinger of impending doom! Now we know better. Check this out to learn about eclipses, both solar and lunar!
Calm your tell-tale heart: This movie about macabre author Edgar Allan Poe isn't nearly as frightening as his tales!
Analog or digital, time flies! Learn the importance of managing time in everyday planning and in working time-related equations.
Tim and Moby give you a working knowledge of electrical circuits, including the power source, terminals, and volts. It's all pretty shocking!
Learn about a scientific discovery which changed our lives: How magnetic fields can create an electric current in a wire. It's how you have electricity right now!
Learn all about Elvis Presley, the singer from Memphis, Tennessee who became the King of Rock n' Roll.
Hello, Hormones! Learn about the body system that governs growth, energy, and all sorts of cellular activity.
Tim and Moby talk about diverse energy sources like coal, gas, windmills, solar power, uranium and corn. Wait--Corn? With or without butter?
Learn about how water, wind, and time creates erosion and re-shapes the land. Tim and Moby have a hint for you: Drip, drip, drip...
Learn about what ethics and ethical dilemmas are, and how to make good decisions in tough situations.
Visit one of the most unique environments on Earth, with ecosystems featuring wetlands and crocodiles, manatees and mangroves! But how is water pollution affecting the area?
They sound complicated, but exponents are really just a simple way to show repeated multiplication. Tim and Moby give you the power.
Just look at how pupils, lenses, and irises enable us to see the beauty in the world--including that piece of chocolate cake!
Figure out the difference between what's true, what's not true, and when bias presents opinion as truth. Tim asks: Can you prove it? Well, can you?
The Roman Empire went from the greatest heights of art and culture that the world had ever seen, to utter collapse. Learn the byzantine story of the fall of the Roman Empire.
Before e-mail there was the fax! And frankly, fax machines still come in pretty handy! Let Tim and Moby show you how they work!
All the steps of a baby's development, from fertilization to zygote to embryo. And it all begins with one single cell.
In movies, nature, code, and a math equation near you! Tim and Moby walk you through the series of numbers that make up the mysterious Fibonacci Sequence.
Whether a movie's a documentary, a short, or by Spielberg, they all need three things: Lights! Camera! Action!
O, Say can you See...What's cooler than a good firework? A sky full of great fireworks! Check out this movie for an explanation of how fireworks work, what chemicals create certain colors, and what gives a sparkler that fizz!
Cold-blooded, scaly, and tasty vertebrates! Tim and Moby fill you to the gills with information about our finned friends, the fish!
Surging forces of nature brought to us by storms, tides, and mankind! Tim and Moby explain one of the most common natural disasters, floods.
Predator or prey, consumer or producer? How about all of the above? Tim and Moby talk about how the food chain connects every species.
In this electric movie, Tim and Moby talk energy and introduce you to its different forms, including solar, nuclear, and potential energies.
BrainPOP's dynamic duo will teach you about carbon dating and body fossils--which you might find in a tar pit--and trace fossils, which could be as simple as a set of footprints.
Meet Frederick Douglass, who went from being a slave to one of the leading American abolitionists of the 19th Century, and a crucial figure in Black History!
Britain and France once fought over who'd dominate North America: Trade with Native Americans sparked this conflict, and a fellow called George Washington got involved!
Are you ready for the future of energy? While they're still being perfected, fuel cells are one of the most promising energy technologies to come around in a long while--talk about cool tech!
What do stars call home? BrainPOP's starry pair talk about galaxies, constellations made of stars, gas, and dust and which make us ponder the nature of the universe.
Tim and Moby negotiate their way through a movie on Game Theory, a field of economics that formulates mathematical strategies for complex situations.
This movie on gears really has some TEETH! And that makes sense, because gears wouldn't work if they didn't have those little ridges that keep them in place, helping the big gears line up with little ones, and increase a machine's power or speed.
Some are good, some are bad--but genetic mutations are powerful changes deep within a body's chromosomal blueprint.
Tim and Moby get that globe spinning and talk about what the geography of a country can tell you about its people, their culture, and their history!
A look at the life and career of the modern artist who brought you flowers, skulls, and beautiful Southwestern skies!
Giant squid off the port bow--prepare the tartar sauce! Tim and Moby talk about the wriggly underwater world of squid, octopi, and mollusks.
See how drastically glaciers form and erode the land, and learn about the two kinds of glaciers, in this BrainPOP movie. Brrr--it's feeling chilly in here!
What's the greenhouse effect, anyway? And is our world's climate really getting warmer? Tim and Moby talk global warming and earth awareness.
Where do those images on billboards, posters, and tv come from? Let Tim and Moby teach you about graphic design.
It controls the tides, helps planets orbit, and keeps us all on earth! Tim and Moby give gravity some love.
Discover why the prosperity of the Roaring Twenties couldn't last, and how people's spending and saving habits made a financial crisis inevitable. Tim and Moby wonder: Lesson learned?
Zeus and Hera presided over a powerful strange family. Learn about the mysterious histories and behaviors of the Ancient Greek gods!
What do wells, springs, and wetlands have in common? Tim and Moby discover Groundwater in this geyser of a BrainPOP movie.
Arm yourself with knowledge about the uses and dangers of firearms. Learn why guns can trigger some fierce debates, and what the Second Amendment has to do with it all.
Ghosts, witches and goblins all know Halloween's #1 rule: Don't eat your candy all at once. Tim and Moby talk about the spooky holiday's surprising history!
From tension headaches to migraines, discover where headache pain actually originates. (It may not be from where you thought!)
Be still, my fluttering heart! Or rather--don't. A movie on how this major muscle is always beating, helping blood to circulate through your whole body.
Learn about the the admirable activist who overcame deafness and blindness to teach the world that people with disabilities can do anything!
Hibernation isn't just sleep--it's how animals go dormant and survive the winter. But do bears really hibernate? You'll be surprised!
From 1970s block party breakdancing to today's rhyme moguls, sample this history of hip-hop and rap!
TIm and Moby talk about a dark time in human history, who Hitler was and how he rose to power. You'll also learn what genocide is, and about the history of anti-semitism in Europe.
Wondering why you don't look quite the way you used to? Might be those hormones kicking in for puberty, changing everything from height to hair to body shape!
It's not easy to change the law--ask any bill! Tim and Moby follow the process that turns a proposed law into actual law, and encounter the President's friend, Veto!
From the Flintstones through Darwin, how did humans evolve? Tim and Moby discover our relationship to other primates, and hang with an 800-lb gorilla.
Whether you break a saturating sweat or just get a little dewy, we all know when it's humid! In this scientific BrainPOP movie, Tim and Moby teach you how air holds water.
A pretty neat invention! Tim tells Moby how a hybrid car combines the engine of a gasoline-powered car with the motor of an electric car in one high-tech package. But what's regenerative braking?
There are times—Tim is always telling Moby this—when you need to know the difference between hyphens and dashes!
Give me your huddled masses. . . but do they have an alien visa? Tim and Moby talk about the history of immigration in the U.S., and where many of our ancestors first landed.
What do a doorstop, a ramp, and a screw have in common? Watch this movie to learn how this simple invention makes our lives easier!
Factories, railroads, looms, and steel: The Industrial Revolution made the world smaller and busier! But what negative effects turned out to be long term, and will our planet pay the cost?
Drooling, teething, and oof--those diapers! Discover the mini-milestones infants go through every day.
Antennae here, exoskeletons there, insects can be found everywhere! Well, maybe not EVERYWHERE, but bugs can survive in almost any environment.
Ever wonder how information travels over the Internet? Tim and Moby serve up info on the largest computer network on Earth, and what browsers, URLs, and domains are!
Do you have what it takes to survive in an igloo, and to drive a dogsled? the Inuits do! How do these Native Americans harpoon a living in such a harsh climate?
It isn't all about the apple! Sir Isaac Newton revolutionized the fields of physics, mathematics and astronomy.
Discover #42, the great athlete and pioneer who took on the difficult job of ending segregation in baseball. Why was Jackie Robinson's number retired by every baseball team?
Meet Jane Goodall, the famous primatologist and anthropologist who studies chimps in the wild, and is an advocate of ecological preservation.
This founding father from Quincy, Massachusetts, was the second President of the U.S., and his writings on the principles of freedom and republicanism were unmatched.
The Hip Bone's connected to the Leg Bone. . .but how? Find out how your bones move thanks to joints, and the difference between movable and immovable joints.
Tim and Moby discuss the largest planet in our solar system, also known as a big gas giant surrounded by orbiting moons: That's right, it's Jupiter!
Kinetic energy relates to motion and speed and mass, and it helps us do practically everything. Get some momentum going and watch this animated movie!
Nothing says "beam of coherent light" like a laser! Find out how lasers are used in things like consumer electronics, communications and measuring devices, and very delicate medical procedures. Zap!
You take the high road, and I'll take the low road. . . watch this movie and you'll learn how to pinpoint your location on Earth using a special grid, and what the Prime Meridian is.
Hop on in and learn the compelling reason why February has 29 calendar days, but only once in every four years: It's all to do with the seasons and the sun!
From seesaws to tweezers to wheelbarrows, the lever has proven to be one of the best simple machines ever!
Our sun wasn't always the way you see it today. And it won't always be this way in the future! Explore the awesome wonders of red giants, white dwarfs, and black holes in this animated movie!
From the dangers of deer ticks to info about the "Bull's Eye" rash--learn about Lyme Disease and how to enjoy summer without it.
Whether it's an iPod or a Gigabeat, you hear about MP3s all the time, but exactly what are they? Tim and Moby explain this interesting file format in this snappy animated movie.
You're drawn to this movie on on magnetism like a compass to the north, aren't you? Tim and Moby teach you how to create a magnetic field!
There are three types: marsupials, placentals, and monotremes. So what kind of mammal is Tim? And what three things do all mammals have in common?
Tim and Moby explore the life of Marie Curie, the famous scientist who coined the term 'radioactivity,' and the first person ever awarded two Nobel Prizes.
Take the opportunity to learn about Mars and how it came to be known as the "Red Planet." But guess what planet Mars is most like? Earth!
Abracadabra! Watch magical Tim take ordinary ice cubes and turn them into water, then steam! But can he reverse the process? Nope!
Join Tim and Moby as they explore this highly advanced pre-Columbian civilization and its hieroglyphs, pyramids, and Yucatan culture. But what caused the Maya's collapse…?
Learn to measure matter in this movie on mass, volume, and density! But why is measuring matter so very important? Tim and Moby up your science skills.
Mercury is the closest planet to the sun, so it takes a lot of solar heat! Take a (very) warm and wonderful voyage with Tim and Moby to find out more.
Catabolic, Anabolic, and Chloroblasts! No, not the names of Moby's cousins, but a movie about the metabolism, the chemical reactions that allow all cells to function.
Come learn how tadpoles become frogs and caterpillars blossom into butterflies, through the transformation known as metamorphosis! But how can it be incomplete?
Did you know the U.S. nearly doubled its size in the middle of the 19th century? Tim shows you how Texas' annexation as the 28th state led to the Mexican-American War.
Tim and Moby teach you how microscopes use convex and concave lenses to magnify objects we want to see super-close. It's like ocular magic!
Those seasonal flocks of birds over your head, intent on Florida? That's migration, the instinctive re-homing of animals caused by changing seasons.
Is this a diamond I see before me? Or Quartz? Maybe it's graphite? Learn how to identify similar-looking rocks using the Moh's hardness scale.
You'll find out how cells divide, how organisms grow, and what chromosomes do, as Tim and Moby explain the stages of mitosis in this BrainPOP movie.
Sorry, no furry critters involved in this movie! The mole's an important concept in chemistry which is ideal for counting tiny particles like atoms and molecules.
Tim and Moby travel back in time to find the origin of money and how we got from trading cows to bartering favors to paper and coins. This money movie's minty fresh!
Kids aren't the only ones who go through phases: The moon has a few of its own. Waxing and waning you might have heard of, but what's a gibbous moon?
Learn about what goes on in a woman's body as a baby develops inside her womb. And why's it called morning sickness, when it can happen all day long? Not fair!
Ah! The beauty of a mountain's peak, the drama of a volcano's eruptions. Tim and Moby tell you how these are served up on (tectonic) plates!
Learn about this unpredictable autoimmune disorder, its symptoms, and what people are doing to help find a cure!
This BrainPOP algebra movie gives you the power! Tim and Moby multiply and divide numbers with exponents.
Follow the Egyptian mummification process step by step, and learn how the people preserved their Pharoahs and prepared them for the afterlife. But why were the tombs so fancy? Moby knows!
A microscopic robot roaming through the human body, killing cancer cells--wasn't there an 80s movie about that? Tim and Moby wrap their tiny minds around the weird science of nanotechnology!
We can't control 'em, but we can be informed and prepared. Tim and Moby talk hurricane, earthquakes, tornadoes and other natural disasters.
Find out how Darwin went to the Galapagos Islands and discovered how species adapted surprisingly, evolved differently, and yet are still connected.
It helps you tickle, itch, and recoil! Don't get nervous about this movie--learn how the nervous system coordinates all your actions.
The New Deal (and Social Security) grew out of the Great Depression of the 1930's, and from FDR's fireside chats with the American people. Learn about the programs that preserved lives and dignity.
How can anything find the momentum to accelerate from a resting point? And why would it bother? Isaac Newton figured it out, and Tim and Moby explain it in this movie!
Explore how gaseous nitrogen is transformed into proteins that can be used by plants, animals, and even people! Tim and Moby follow the path of a nitrogen molecule.
Grab your compass and a warm coat, and come on a little polar expedition with Tim and Moby. You'll meet Inuit and seals, see a few ice caps, and think about what global warming might do to it all!
Feeding your body empty calories is like trying to fuel a car with mud! Learn the hows and whys of a balanced diet, from proteins to carbs to vegetables.
How does warm water from the tropics causes mild climates in Western Europe? What's a gyre? And the global conveyor belt? The answer's current, baby--ocean current.
Atlantic, Pacific, Indian...it's really all one continuous oceanic mass that takes up more than 71% of the Earth. Know your salt about our oceans!
The Internet is useful and fun, but is it safe? It can be, if you follow Moby's simple tips and learn about digital citizenship and how to manage chat rooms, IMing, and cyberbullying!
From Mississippi to Chicago to the World, Oprah Winfrey has become one of the most influential people in the media. Get to know this talented game-changer!
No hormones, radiation or genetic modification--but is organic food actually healthier? Tim and Moby chew the subject over.
Find out what kind of interstellar orbiting is going on in the far reaches of the solar system, and just what Tim and Moby have to say about it.
Trust us on this: You love the ozone layer! Find out how changes to the earth's atmosphere have affected the sun's rays, and what we can do about it.
It started with the cavemen (though they weren't big on abstracts or acrylics.) Get perspective on one of the world's oldest art forms.
Use the simple rhetorical technique of parallelism to make your writing stronger and more persuasive!
Tim and Moby teach you about passive transport and how cells' membranes get everything they need from their environment.
It wasn't all gladiator battles and colosseums! The Pax Romana was a time of great peace and human advancement in government, law, and art. Tim and Moby don their togas.
We all want to be popular, but there's a difference between friendship and conforming. Learn how to cope when the pressure's on.
They're flightless, tuxedoed, and occasionally even emperors--plus, they drink saltwater. Talk about an odd bird. Tim and Moby do!
Learn about all the elements on earth, plus their atomic mass and alkaline content, on the wondrous chart known as the Periodic Table of Elements!
From Daguerreotypes to photojournalism to your school picture (aww!), photography shows us how we live.
Discover where the concept of pi comes from, what ratio it represents, and why all circles have it in common. Mmm, Pi!
There's a future in plastics, and also a past! From the rubber balls the ancient Mayans used, to the polymers of today, learn about this versatile (and non-renewable) stuff.
Aww, let Pluto be a planet! No? Well, instead let's learn all about the dwarf planet Pluto, how it got demoted, and about its weird orbit and moons!
Tim and Moby get all poetic on you! The rhyme, rhythm and verse of one of the oldest literary forms.
Democrat, Republican, or Green party, it's important to understand what forms political beliefs, and how political ideologies divide opinions. Tim and Moby vote for you to watch this movie!
Say howdy to Founding Fathers like Thomas Jefferson, Alexander Hamilton, and James Madison, and discover the roles they played in the establishment of America's two-party system.
Learn what makes a polygon a polygon, what segments and vertices are, and some crazy names for shapes you already know! Enneagon, anyone?
Our population is exploding! Tim and Moby talk about how that affects our resources and environment in this animated BrainPOP movie.
Hey--that's mine! Discover the grammar of ownership by using apostrophes, possessive nouns, and pronouns.
What's it take to get work done quickly? Power, dude. Power. Tim and Moby discuss power and its cousins, work, effort, and force!
Learn about the daily work of the President, the powers he has and doesn't have, how his policies affect other branches of government, and all about the Commander-in-Chief's interesting friend, Veto!
Tim and Moby are bananas about the diverse group of mammals that includes monkeys, apes, marmosets, and you!
Inkjet, laser and...well, that's pretty much anyone knows about printers! Let Tim and Moby get you all inky with information about how that useful device works and just what a printer drum does.
It's nothing about flipping houses. Find out the difference between chemical and physical changes, and learn some real-life examples. Ice cream, anyone?
Protists have only one single eukaryotic cell, and some of them move! So you might find a few in the bottom of that very old yogurt pot (or you could just watch this movie).
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Leung Chun-ying took office as Hong Kong's chief executive in July pledging to provide more affordable housing in a bid to cool the anger. Home prices rose 23 percent in the first 10 months of 2012 and have doubled since bottoming out in 2008 during the global financial crisis, the International Monetary Fund said in a report last month. Rents have followed a similar trajectory.
The soaring costs are putting decent homes out of reach of a large portion of the population while stoking resentment of the government, which controls all land for development, and a coterie of wealthy property developers. Housing costs have been fuelled by easy credit thanks to ultralow interest rates that policymakers can't raise because the currency is pegged to the dollar. Money flooding in from mainland Chinese and foreign investors looking for higher returns has exacerbated the rise.
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iPad tablets won't do good for me since like I said I will read or play files that won't work on them like cbr, mkv or such. So please suggest for me a windows tablet that you think is decent to buy. Thank you for you time. P.S. I'm thinking maybe the Microsoft surface RT with 32gb memory? Or Samsung tablet? --- Always be hopeful and have faith despite everything, no matter what. | |
On 2nd thought, scratch the Surface RR. I just saw a video review of it and it seems you can't add programs you want if I got it right. It start at 6:41: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vmxqm8Qii-E So, any other suggestion? Basically I just want to do the things that I usually do in my windows 7/8 laptop but in a tablet without of course the heavy downloading and such since it'll surly will crash my tablet. --- Always be hopeful and have faith despite everything, no matter what. | |
The new Nexus 7? --- I think I'm the only person on gamefaqs with a daughterboard - ToastyOne New with a moderation history more plentiful than karma. - Fossil (Moderator) | |
It's a 7 inch screen right? That's a bit too small for me. --- Always be hopeful and have faith despite everything, no matter what. | |
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dont go with the microsoft tablets. the rt does not let you use full programs like normal windows (like you pointed out) and the parts are also pretty week so it ends up being pretty laggy etc. The pro is just way too expensive for what you get. I would second the google nexus tablets as the other brands of android tablets can often be slower to get the latest update (ie jelly-bean or ice-cream sandwich) compared to the google tablets. --- Xbox GT: Zarosian SteamID: Zarosio 3DS ID: 1848-2118-1570 Always forgive your enemies; nothing annoys them so much. - Oscar Wilde | |
Yeah the Windows surface tablets sadly sucks either with the capability or the price even thou they really seemed to be the perfect choice for me since I want windows OS tablet. Well, does the Google nexus tablets play many types of files just like windows? Can it at least play a cbr/cbz files? So I can read comics or manga? Because I've started hating reading them in my laptop it's a bit of a pain and not as comfortable as with a tablet. Thanks. --- Always be hopeful and have faith despite everything, no matter what. | |
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J. Dev. Biol. 2013, 1(2), 92-111; doi:10.3390/jdb1020092
Transcriptional Control of Cell Lineage Development in Epicardium-Derived Cells
Received: 16 May 2013 / Revised: 19 June 2013 / Accepted: 20 June 2013 / Published: 3 July 2013
(This article belongs to the Special Issue Epicardial Development and Cardiovascular Disease)
Abstract: Epicardial derivatives, including vascular smooth muscle cells and cardiac fibroblasts, are crucial for proper development of the coronary vasculature and cardiac fibrous matrix, both of which support myocardial integrity and function in the normal heart. Epicardial formation, epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition (EMT), and epicardium-derived cell (EPDC) differentiation are precisely regulated by complex interactions among signaling molecules and transcription factors. Here we review the roles of critical transcription factors that are required for specific aspects of epicardial development, EMT, and EPDC lineage specification in development and disease. Epicardial cells and subepicardial EPDCs express transcription factors including Wt1, Tcf21, Tbx18, and Nfatc1. As EPDCs invade the myocardium, epicardial progenitor transcription factors such as Wt1 are downregulated. EPDC differentiation into SMC and fibroblast lineages is precisely regulated by a complex network of transcription factors, including Tcf21 and Tbx18. These and other transcription factors also regulate epicardial EMT, EPDC invasion, and lineage maturation. In addition, there is increasing evidence that epicardial transcription factors are reactivated with adult cardiac ischemic injury. Determining the function of reactivated epicardial cells in myocardial infarction and fibrosis may improve our understanding of the pathogenesis of heart disease.
transcription factor; Wt1; Tcf21; Tbx18; epicardium derived cell; embryo; cardiovascular disease
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Chicago/Turabian StyleBraitsch, Caitlin M.; Yutzey, Katherine E. 2013. "Transcriptional Control of Cell Lineage Development in Epicardium-Derived Cells." J. Dev. Biol. 1, no. 2: 92-111.
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This is a discussion on Anyone know the standard issue handgun for Armored Car Drivers? within the General Firearm Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; Originally Posted by KWAG Ain't no money in Mississippi.......................we leave the doors unlocked Just in case somebody breaks in and leaves some valuables...
In Florida Brinks issues drivers a Smith & Wesson Model 64 4" .38 special revolver, Messengers are issued a Smith & Wesson Model 5946TSW 9mm. No personal weapons allowed, all equipment is required company issue. Brinks issues Safariland leather and the primary holster issued is the 6280 SLS.
In the rest of the US Brinks issues the 4046TSW and in Canada the M&P 40.
Both Loomis and Dunbar will issue a company revolver if you don't have a firearm but prefer that you purchase and carry a personal weapon that's on a company approved list. Loomis will issue cheap Uncle mikes gear if you don't have any, don't know about Dunbar.
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A co-worker asked me my recommendation for a 45 semi-auto for his son to use, who is currently in training with an armored car service, don't know which service. The armored service has 2 requirements as explained to me. 1.) The guards must carry a 45 semi-auto of the employees choosing, and 2.)the employee must buy it themselves. Seems like minimal standardization to me, also seems like any standarization would vary by state & by company. I see many armored guards at the airport (all from the same service), coming & going to & from their vehicle, I can't recall 1 having a revolver, only semi-autos (I specifically look at each one to see if I can ID the holstered firearm, same with LEOs). I don't know what they do about shooting through the port holes from the inside out. Maybe there are company-furnished firearms permanently stationed inside the vehicles for that purpose, be they rifles and/or revolvers. Never thought of that aspect, I'll ask my co-worker to find out from his son. There's bound to be DC members of that profession that could provide some insight.
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Well I'm sure you know it's limited to .38 or 9mm in FL. I just got back from Wal Mart and I saw a guard making a delivery while I was leaving. It caught my attention that he had his hand on his S&W M&P in cheap nylon gear. He was ready to draw with one hand while he pushed a cart with......
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When I worked for Brinks I was issued a S&W 38 spl, they were in the process of phasing out the revolvers and going to all new S&W M&P 40s for the messangers and the older stainless 40s for the drivers. That is in addition to a 12ga pump in the cab of the truck. That was here in utah.
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In our area, one well known company uses .38 revolvers, and doesn't even buy their guys practice ammo anymore.
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Dad is a WWII combat vet. When the war ended he was discharged and went to work for an unnamed armored car company in New York City. He wasn't supplied with a sidearm however they did provide a double barrel shotgun…and two shells. He decided to find another occupation shortly thereafter. He roars with laughter each time he tells the story and still claims he was better off than Barney Fife, who carried an empty revolver and one bullet in his pocket. :)
Well if u have to buy ur weapon for ur job I guess u can take that off on ur tax returns...
The police are not there to protect you from crime, they are there to arrest the guy after the crime has been committed, assuming they find him. It is your responsibility to protect yourself and your family.
I worked for an armored car co. for a while while still in NY. We were allowed any personal gun of any standard caliber. (no magnums) but could use a .45. If a guy or gal didnt own a handgun they would issue a .38 spec revolver. We were responsible for our own leather gear. we were issued company owned shotguns, and believe it or not we sometimes carred semi auto thompsons. I carried a company owned gun, and my personal gun as a back-up. Why the company owned gun? If we got held up and I had to surrender the gun.... Oh well... BTW we had a position called the custodian of guns who kept the guns in top shape.
As Superhouse saya in Florida security personell are limited to .38 special, or 9MM handguns. IN south Fla most of the large companies issue firearms. Bussy working for whakyhut is forced to carry a taurus revolver. (I am a S&W Snob)
I worked for Federal Armored Express, a Dunbar company back in the 90's. I carried my Smith 19, .357 2.5" barrell with .38 spc. 125 gr. SJHP +P personal ammo. If you did not own a hand gun, they would issue a .38 Special 4" revolver with round nose ammo. I really don't know what they carry today...
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Several dozen people are rallying outside the federal courthouse in Detroit this afternoon to show their support for overturning Michigan's 2004 constitutional ban on same-sex marriage.
Federal Judge Bernard Friedman may throw out the law today after hearing arguments. It was his suggestion that Detroit-area nurses Jayne Rowse and April DeBoer challenge the ban by amending their lawsuit challenging a state law that bars same-sex partners from adopting each other's children.
Rowse and DeBoer appeared at the rally. They say that if the judge rules in their favor, they won't immediately apply for a marriage license because they fear the decision could still be overturned on appeal.
Thirteen states and the District of Columbia allow same-sex marriage, but the issue can be found in courtrooms around the country. The New Jersey Supreme Court said it will soon decide whether gays can marry there, and a Utah federal judge in December will hear arguments about the state's ban.
DeBoer and Rowse are raising three adopted children with special needs. They filed a lawsuit in 2012 hoping to strike down a state law that bars same-sex partners from adopting each other's kids. The case was groundbreaking on its own, but then Friedman suggested challenging the gay marriage ban. If the ban is overturned, other laws, such as the adoption restriction, likely would fall, too.
A constitutional amendment declaring marriage as between a man and a woman was approved by 59 percent of Michigan voters in 2004.
Attorneys for DeBoer and Rowse say the amendment violates the Equal Protection Clause of the U.S. Constitution, which bars states from treating people differently. They believe they'll benefit from a June decision by the U.S. Supreme Court, which struck down part of the federal Defense of Marriage Act, saying married gay couples are entitled to the same federal benefits available to straight couples.
"Here and now, as a matter of constitutional law as well as of social policy, the time for ... dehumanization is past," the couple's lawyers said in a court filing.
Michigan, meanwhile, is highlighting the Supreme Court's recognition that states do have authority to regulate marriage.
"Defining marriage as between one man and one woman furthers Michigan's legitimate interests in attempting to provide the optimal family setting for its children," the attorney general's office said in a court filing.
Gary Glenn, who leads the conservative American Family Association of Michigan, said it would be a mistake for a judge to extinguish a law on the books for nearly a decade.
"One Detroit lawyer in a black robe doesn't have the legitimate constitutional or moral authority to overturn the will of millions of Michigan voters," Glenn said.
In Ann Arbor, the Washtenaw County clerk's office said judges and clergy will be available at the local courthouse if Friedman allows same-sex marriage. The county will waive the typical three-day waiting period to get a license, at least on Thursday.
"There's obviously a lot of emotion, and a lot of people have been waiting a long time," said Ed Golembiewski, chief deputy clerk.
Bishop Jerry Brohl of Blessed John XIII Community, a church for Christians in Wyandotte, said he's eager to bless same-sex marriages, even if he doesn't know the couple.
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- Hamtramck's Rock City Eatery chef to compete on 'Restaurant Startup' next week
- Kelly Services CFO Patricia Little steps down
- Daniel Hurley to replace retiring Mike Boulus as CEO of university presidents' council
- 8 vacant Pontiac school buildings to be sold to investment group for $800K
- Diplomat Pharmacy set to acquire BioRx
- Study to examine Detroit-Lansing-Grand Rapids passenger rail
- Ford Rouge Factory Tour gets new look with $4.7M upgrade