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Paddle To The Sea - Classic Children's Film - Part 1 of 3
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The classic live action film version of "Paddle To The Sea" - shown here in 3 parts. Paddle To The Sea was filmed by Bill Mason in 1966, and was inspired by the brilliant Children's Book of the same title, written in 1941 by H. C. Holling. The 1966 f... [more]
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Rocks Song by Peter Weatherall
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This cute, catchy song is about various types of rocks.  A sample of the lyrics include, "There are many shapes and sizes of rocks, everything from pebbles to great, big blocks. Slate is used on roofs and sheets and granite is used under stepping fee... [more]
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December 22, 2010 at 10:18 PM
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Patrick Stewart, the Count, and the Number One
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In this video from Sesame Street, Number One does not want to cooperate -- he does not want to take his place in line. Patrick Stewart and Count Dracula count from 0-9.  (02:07)
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How to Tie a Tie
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How to Tie a Tie in just nine easy to follow steps. This article teaches how to tie a tie using a Four In Hand knot. Also known as a Simple Knot or a Schoolboy Knot, the Four In Hand is generally agreed to be the easiest way of tying a tie. (01:47)
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Sea Star Regeneration
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Sea stars (star fish) have an amazing ability to regenerate lost limbs. In this video Professor Blake Barron from Santa Barbara City College describes the process of sea star regeneration. (01:07)
Found by begamatt in Echinoderms (Starfish and Sea Urchin)
March 27, 2010 at 12:10 PM
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