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Disney Educational - Bill Nye The Science Guy: Static Electricity
That crackling sound and clothing items that cling to each other when the dryer is emptied can be attributed to static electricity. How it works is the subject of this episode of Bill Nye's thought-provoking series, Bill Nye the Science Guy: Static Electricity. Once again, the Science Guy uses experiments, demonstrations, music, and silly jokes to get students tuned in to his subject matter. Despite his lighthearted attitude, there's serious science at work here, and when students hear a favorite rock song, they may sing the lyrics Nye has written in a parody for the show.
Strategic thinking is a powerful and invaluable skill, one that leads to greater chances of success in whatever professional and personal projects you’re involved in. It involves setting goals, developing long-range plans, anticipating the unexpected, analyzing your environment, and even cooperating with your competitors. The only catch: Strategic thinking doesn’t come naturally. Because most of us are static thinkers who tend to make decisions only for today, strategic thinking skills have to be learned, cultivated, practiced, and applied.
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Death is a Stranger
A who done it… with smugglers, circumstantial evidence, prisoner testimony, and blackmail.
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This programme is about accent - the British accent Received Pronunciation (RP). Although only spoken by a relatively small number of people, these people occupy powerful positions in English life and in the rest of the world. We look at the pronunciation features that characterize RP, at how people react to the RP accent and its speakers, and at how RP is changing.
![The English Language: Past, Present and Future. An English Accent [1995]](http://englishtips.org/uploads/posts/2011-11/2011110802124793140.png "The English Language: Past, Present and Future. An English Accent [1995]")
