Programming Electronics Academy
ESP8266WiFi Library Part One: The Internet of Things: 7
A description of the ESP8266 WiFi code library for Arduino.
Curated Video
Understanding Cubic Volume Measures
In this video, students learn about finding the volume of a solid and connecting it to their understanding of place value models and measuring liquid volumes. The video addresses common mistakes students make, such as confusing units and...
Curated Video
Writing Numbers in Expanded Form Using Arrow Cards
In this video, students learn how to read and write numbers in expanded form using arrow cards. The teacher explains the concept of expanded form and demonstrates how to break down numbers into their specific values. Students are also...
Curated Video
Truth Be Told: Military did not lower standards for women in elite combat roles
All branches of the U.S. military still require women to pass strict fitness tests if they want to take on the most physically challenging specialty jobs. (Scripps News)
Press Association
Rishi Sunak picks up Fish and Chips in Teesside
Rishi Sunak picks up Fish and Chips in Teesside and takes it back to the Conservatives campaign bus.
Press Association
John Swinney says Michael Matheson should not resign as an MSP
John Swinney said Michael Matheson should not resign as an MSP, but admitted the Scottish Parliament has got itself into a “really tricky situation” over its recommended suspension for iPad bill MSP Michael Matheson. The First Minister...
Curated Video
Researchers testing vibrating technology to help stroke patients
A common challenge for stroke patients in recovery is spasticity, or severe muscle stiffness. Spasticity affects roughly a quarter of all patients.
Press Association
Maria Caulfield visits St George’s Hospital to recognise baby loss certificates
Maria Caulfield visits St George’s Hospital to recognise baby loss certificates. These certificates are being launched to support parents who have experienced a loss of pregnancy before 24 weeks. The voluntary scheme is designed to...
Bloomberg
Decoupling Doesn't Make Sense Economically: Palmisano
Sam Palmisano, Center for Global Enterprise Chairman discusses de-risking, decoupling and investing in infrastructure of chips facilities. He speaks with David Westin on "Wall Street Week Daily."
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Bloomberg
Bullard: Abandoning 2% Inflation Goal Would Be Disaster
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis President James Bullard says "we would be back to the 1970s" if the Fed abandoned the 2% inflation mandate. He speaks during a presentation to Greater St. Louis Inc.
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Bloomberg
Automobility on China Auto Sector
Bill Russo, Founder and CEO of Automobility Limited, discusses his preview for BYD, one of China's biggest EV makers's fourth quarter earnings for 2022. He also discusses his outlook for China's Auto sector. He speaks with Haidi...
Bloomberg
"Both Sides Have Strong Incentives Not to Settle": Russell L. Weaver
University of Louisville Professor of Law, Russell L. Weaver, discusses the latest on the Fox/Dominion lawsuit and whether or not he thinks a settlement is possible. Russell L. Weaver speaks with Annmarie Hordern and Joe Mathieu on...
Bloomberg
HKMA Chief Yue: Banking System Is 'Extremely Resilient'
Hong Kong Monetary Authority Chief Executive Eddie Yue discusses the health of the city's banking system and his views on deposit insurance. He speaks at the Bloomberg Wealth Asia Summit with David Ingles. (Excerpt)
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Press Association
Humza Yousaf: No conspiracy over timing of the arrest of Peter Murrell
Claims that the SNP and police were “in cahoots” over the timing of Peter Murrell’s arrest have been dismissed as a conspiracy theory by the First Minister, as he admitted the situation had been “difficult and bruising” for the party....
Bloomberg
Webman: Currency Wars as the New Beggar-Thy-Neighbor
Oct. 11 -- Jerry Webman, former chief economist at OppenheimerFunds, discusses the impact of currency depreciation on emerging market economies. He speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
The Recount
The Rise of Indigenous People’s Day
High Country News’ Nick Martin joins Reena Nina on The Recount Daily Pod. They delve into Indigenous People’s Day vs. Columbus Day, the Biden administration’s mixed record on indigenous communities, and the growing controversy over the...
Bloomberg
Sifma CEO Warns Fiduciary Rule Could Be a 'Train Wreck'
Mar.14 -- Ken Bentsen, Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association's chief executive officer, argues for the delay of the Labor Department’s fiduciary rule. He speaks with Bloomberg's David Gura on "Bloomberg Markets."
Curated Video
Can VR Help Combat Racial Bias In Emergency Situations?
The state of pediatric emergency care in the U.S. needs help: audits over the past few years have found inconsistency in care -- could VR solve that?
Curated Video
The majestic Marwari horse makes a come back
LEADIN:
The magnificent Marwari horse, one of the few indigenous breeds in India, is making a comeback thanks to a breeding centre in Jodhpur.
It's supported by a former royal family who hope to preserve the...
Bloomberg
Why the New York AG Is Investigating S&P
Oct. 3 -- New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman is investigating Standard & Poors to determine whether it failed to follow its own methodology in rating commercial-mortgage bonds in order to win business from banks, according to...
Sky News
Only 10 per cent of NHS funds are spent on treating mental health problems. That's despite the government's legal requirement to give mentally ill patients the same standard of care as those with physical conditions.
Only 10 per cent of NHS funds are spent on treating mental health problems. That's despite the government's legal requirement to give mentally ill patients the same standard of care as those with physical conditions.