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CO2

Created 2009-09-24, last updated 2009-09-24
In an effort to absorb carbon emission from the atmosphere, a group of scientists are dumping a ton of iron ore into the Indian Ocean. Iron causes plankton to grow which, though it does not neutralize CO2, absorbs it and stores it until it is destroyed or dies. Plankton are known to live hundreds of years. However, this is a controversial experiment because, according to some scientists, a single volcanic eruption neutralizes most, if not all, negative carbon gasses that exist in the atmosphere.

Nettle Tea

Created 2009-09-24, last updated 2009-09-24
Burning nettles, though unpleasant in an unexpected encounter have been used for years to make some of the world\'s best tea. It is also extremely high in vitamin C as well as other essential vitamins and minerals. Boiling, steaming, freezing, or drying the nettles destroys the burning chemical is it so widely know for.

Solar Flairs

Created 2009-09-24, last updated 2009-09-24
The sun\'s cycle is aligning causing us to reach a solar max. This will cause lower than normal temperatures as well as power outages, EMP pulses powerful enough to fry electronics, and instant sunburns. The solar max is expected to reach its peak sometime in 2012 however we will feel it\'s fury as early as 2008 and as late as 2015.

Ice Caps

Created 2009-09-24, last updated 2009-09-24
On no! our ice caps our melting!! However, more ice is housed in the caps than what scientists consider to be normal.

Polar Bear

Created 2009-09-24, last updated 2009-09-24
The number of polar bear death\'s is at it\'s highest since the turn of the 20th century. It also should be noted that their population is the largest it has been in the last 150 years.

Smelt

Created 2009-09-24, last updated 2009-09-24
The supposed endangered spotted smelt found in the CA water resiviour that caused the caused the closure of irrigation to the fruit farms that produce 90% of America\'s fruit has been found in South America in abundance!

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Created 2009-09-24, last updated 2009-09-24
this is an amazing test! look at me :)

Avelanch

Created 2009-09-24, last updated 2009-09-24
Today there was an avalanche of ice cream in the Australian desert. Just goes to show what happens when too much antifreeze is introduced into the atmosphere.

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Created 2009-01-25, last updated 2009-01-25
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Created 2009-01-25, last updated 2009-01-25
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IDT Certificate Clears Another Hurdle

Created 2009-01-25, last updated 2009-01-25
The IDT certificate has been approved by the graduate school. However, in the process, two things happened. First, we had to turn it into two certificates: The Instructional Design and Technology Graduate Certificate in K-12 Technology Integration, and The Instructional Design and Technology Graduate Certificate in Corporate Training & Performance. Second, because of policies at UND for how certificates are structured, we were forced to remove any flexibility in course selection, which means that each certificate HAD to be comprised of four (4) courses only. Given that requirement, we had to pick the two courses in each certificate that cover the most core competencies in each area. Both certificates require IDT 500 and 520. The K-12 one then requires IDT 510 and 540, and the corporate one requires IDT 530 and 570. Obviously, this will impact those who were planning to take the certificates but have not taken 510/540 or 530/570, expecting to be able to count other courses for the certificate. These changes still need to be approved at the Senate, Provost, Chancellor, and State Board levels, but they are expected to to do so very soon.

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