Here’s a video from the National Science Foundation and NBC Sports explaining the science behind my favorite Winter Olympics sport, curling.
if you cannot see the video, click here
Don’t be knocking my sport!
-Edward Jensen
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23rd February 2010
Here’s a video from the National Science Foundation and NBC Sports explaining the science behind my favorite Winter Olympics sport, curling.
Don’t be knocking my sport! -Edward Jensen 22nd February 2010
20th February 2010
9th January 2010
Last week, retired US Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor stopped by KAET’s public affairs program Horizon to talk about what she’s been doing since she retired from the high court, civility in government, and her O’Connor House Project. Justice O’Connor’s confirmation created the Horizon program back in 1981 and it’s apropos that she was the first guest in Horizon’s new set in the Cronkite School building on the ASU Downtown Phoenix campus.
-Edward Jensen 8th January 2010
Reporter JJ Hensley from the Arizona Republic sat down with Ted Simons on a recent edition of KAET’s Horizon to discuss what’s going on in Maricopa County. With apologies to Stanley Kramer, it’s a mad, mad, mad, mad, county… -Edward Jensen 24th December 2009
Merry Christmas to all! “For a child has been born for us, a son given to us; authority rests upon his shoulders; and he is named Wonderful Counsellor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.” [Isaiah 9:6 NRSV] O come let us adore him!
Today Christ is born: Alleluia. Merry Christmas! -Edward Jensen 28th November 2009
Last week, physicists working at the CERN in Switzerland and France recorded the first collisions in the Large Hadron Collider, a 17-mile underground circle that accelerates atoms to collide in an effort to recreate the universe mere moments after the Big Bang. And, strangely, all I can think of is the Large Hadron Rap:
-Edward Jensen 25th November 2009
I should think that no preface is needed. Have a happy Thanksgiving, everyone!
(if you need a refresher on all the Muppets featured in the video, go here.) -Edward Jensen 17th November 2009
While exploring through The New York Times website recently, I came across a review of an organ concert by Cameron Carpenter, an up-and-coming American organist known for his showmanship, technique, and his arrangements for organ. Anyway, the concert review linked to a video of him performing his orchestration of Vladimir Horowitz’s Carmen Variations. This was performed on the Marshall & Ogletree organ at Trinity Wall Street, which readers of this blog will remember was the same organ whereupon Robert Ridgell played his tribute to the King of Pop on the King of Instruments. Enjoy!
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