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Science for Georgia
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Приєднався 23 бер 2020
Science for Georgia works to build a bridge between scientists and the public to advocate for the responsible use of science in public policy. We are a 501(c)(3).
Advocacy Guide Ep. 4: How to Bring Your Bill to the Capitol
Once you have completed Steps 1, 2, and 3 in our advocacy guide, you will have a bill or resolution that you hope to pass through the Georgia General Assembly! And that means being aware of how the assembly works and what to do at each step! Let us show you the ropes here. And along the way, you will need to build your grassroots momentum with activities and involvement. We have some good ideas for that in here as well!
This is the final video in our advocacy education guide series, but don't be sad, you can get involved with us and check out our #speakupforscience page on our website: www.scienceforgeorgia.org/speakupforscience/ where there are additional resources and detailed guides for all this stuff!
If you get a local advocacy movement going like Cowboy Charlie (except real), then reach out to Science for Georgia! We would love to help support you along the way!
#georgia #advocacy #legislature #capitol
This is the final video in our advocacy education guide series, but don't be sad, you can get involved with us and check out our #speakupforscience page on our website: www.scienceforgeorgia.org/speakupforscience/ where there are additional resources and detailed guides for all this stuff!
If you get a local advocacy movement going like Cowboy Charlie (except real), then reach out to Science for Georgia! We would love to help support you along the way!
#georgia #advocacy #legislature #capitol
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Advocacy Guide Ep. 3: How to Write a Bill! (don't)
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This is the third installment of Science for Georgia's advocacy training video series! There is a whole lot you can do in the state of Georgia to make change. Maybe more than you expect! This video will help make you aware of your options for change and how to make it happen, building on your progress from episodes 1 & 2. Just don't write a bill yourself. Don't do it. Let the lawyers write the ...
(Macon 2022) Science for Georgia in the News: Environmental Justice & Climate Protection Conference
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Watch the full-length news story about our Environmental Justice & Climate Protection Conference (Macon) in 2022!
Environmental Justice & Climate Protection 2024 Wrap-Up Presentation by Amy Sharma
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Environmental Justice & Climate Protection 2024 Wrap-Up Presentation by Amy Sharma
Fireside Chat: Georgia WAND (Women’s Actions for New Directions)
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Fireside Chat: Georgia WAND (Women’s Actions for New Directions)
Fireside Chat: Concerned Citizens of Cook County & Dogwood Alliance
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Fireside Chat: Concerned Citizens of Cook County & Dogwood Alliance
Fireside Chat: Center for Black Women's Wellness
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Fireside Chat: Center for Black Women's Wellness
Advocacy Guide Ep. 2: How to Talk to Your Legislators
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Advocacy Guide Ep. 2: How to Talk to Your Legislators
Amphibian Conservation in the Southeast - An Update on the Most Vulnerable Species
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Amphibian Conservation in the Southeast - An Update on the Most Vulnerable Species
Are My Clothes Killing Me? The Battle between Fast and Slow Fashion
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Are My Clothes Killing Me? The Battle between Fast and Slow Fashion
Unleashing the Power of Exoskeletons: Transforming the Way Seniors Move
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Unleashing the Power of Exoskeletons: Transforming the Way Seniors Move
Applying a Social Vulnerability Framework to Understand Climate Change and Respiratory Health
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Applying a Social Vulnerability Framework to Understand Climate Change and Respiratory Health
Hidden by Time: Terahertz Imaging Reveals Inscription on a Corroded Lead Funerary Cross
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Hidden by Time: Terahertz Imaging Reveals Inscription on a Corroded Lead Funerary Cross
Product of Their Environment: Cells in Orthopaedic Repair
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Product of Their Environment: Cells in Orthopaedic Repair
The Very Important *Matter* of Ice Cream
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The Very Important *Matter* of Ice Cream
Introduction to Science for Georgia's SciComm Academy
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Introduction to Science for Georgia's SciComm Academy
Controlled Burns in the Working Forest
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Controlled Burns in the Working Forest
Ride the Ray Highway in Virtual Reality
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Ride the Ray Highway in Virtual Reality
Alcohol Misuse & Lungs: When Superheroes Lose Their Superpowers
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Alcohol Misuse & Lungs: When Superheroes Lose Their Superpowers
Soil Contamination in West Atlanta and Globally
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Soil Contamination in West Atlanta and Globally
Chaos to New Order: Psychedelics on the Brain
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Chaos to New Order: Psychedelics on the Brain
This is so much fun! Someone shared this video with me after I posted online about 3d modeling a swatch of "geometrically correct" stockinette stitch rather than just a texture of Vs. It has been fascinating to try to recreate knit in an engineering 3d modeling program- Fusion360 because it is free, though I really need to learn Blender. I would love to know more about the 3d models used in some of the presentation graphics- what program were they modeled in? How were they constructed? I love science and math with crafts and art, and I learned a lot from this talk =) Thank you!
Napoleon Dynamite’s cousin Derf
В Америке так много бомжей, почему бы просто не отдавать им каждый день то, что можно доесть, то что съедобно, но срок годности последний день? Но нет, легче просто выкинуть
Dumb
this is clear
Presilla Còx, I , for no reason that I can explain, struggle to breath eventhough I never hada breathen problem
what does being queer have anything to do with environmental justice?? You want data look at real studies by real institutions that actually look into the real stuff not political agenda. I swear some of you live in a bubble.
Thanks for the comment! Environmental justice refers to the solution to address environmental injustice. That does not only refer to racial disparities, but to all marginalized and disadvantaged demographics. So the speaker here seems to be telling us that understanding of the impacts on the queer communities is still lacking. We have data regarding a majority of the population, but when we extend data on majority groups to make inferences about everyone, we miss the outliers, create misunderstandings and often overlook those in need. If you do not think that such research is worthwhile then that is an opinion you are free to have about the research. But the research itself does not have a political agenda, we simply seek to gather reliable information.
@@ScienceforGeorgia the name “environmental justice” does not fit the criteria that you are, but I guess it makes more sense now. Though to be fair there are laws protecting people regardless of what they go by. if anyone is to be violated of the laws then actions should be taken in accordance. I feel like this is similar to the women who neglect to report assaults. Which I can agree with the girl, people won’t report due to opposing feelings of the subject matter.
Hell yeah, give this person a grant!
All true. Good man.
This video has no L-audio. Go to "System >> Sound >> Mono audio [check]" to mix the L ad R channels, to temporarily bypass the issue. Remember to uncheck it afterwards ;)
Thanks for the info 😊
what a total SCAM.. "climate change" is NATURAL and cant be stopped. this is pure fear mongering.
Carbon dioxide =0.04% Of Earth's atmosphere…yet they want bankrupt Earth to fight it while 2 planets in our solar system are also heating up... Climate change is a hoax costing U.S. taxpayers Trillions .
Isn’t that “new stitch” just a KFB that’s purled together on the next row?
As a knitter and a data scientist/statistician (my degree was in physics and computer science) this was fascinating! I really love Escher’s work - I will have to give sewing a go and make the hyperbolic blanket! Thanks for a brilliant talk and showing that textiles is mathematical.
What a shame that the girl who is presenting this video is not able to speak in a normal way. The sound of her voice is like she is drooping or sliding down from something, absolutely too annoying to bear with.
I don't know if Dr Matsumoto reads the comments here, but the petals of the Lily are curved for similar reasons that a leaf would be, since flower petals are modifications of a leaf, repurposed for sexual reproduction (form-fitting and attracting pollinators). Most leaves, when growing into maturity from their adolescent stages, unfurl from their bud. To the best of my understanding, it's just an efficient way to take up space while forming. :) Note, I'm not a proper scientist with letters to my name, just a nerdy nerdy person who's endlessly curious
this is the best video i have ever seen thank you for making it
Have you looked into crochet in this way too? I know we can make 3D objects a little easier than knitting.
Thank you for raising the profile of knitting! I've been knitting for over 50 years and I think some people see it as silly and a bit old fashioned. But I've always found the manipulation of shapes, infinite patterns and the combinations of stitches absolutely fascinating.
It's funny to me, because knits are everywhere, people just don't think about it. It reminds me of how I used to think machines sewed clothes together, and I learned later that humans actually have to do all of the sewing, because machines can't do that automatically. Knitting and sewing helped me appreciate how much thought and experience goes into such everyday items as clothing. An expertly made piece is amazing!
Ok fine, I’ll finally learn how to make my iPhone pay mono-recorded audio in stereo… in order to watch a video on the physics of knitting?!
Now do a a video on the physics of crochet. Or would that be called chaos theory😂?
Hong Kong is 72 degrees rotation, yes?
I thought saw too because 5 x 70 makes 350 degrees so there are 10 missing...
Best knitting video ever!
This presentation was amazing. I'm new to knitting but this answered so many questions you don't get in how-tos.
I think of knitting and describe it to non-knitters as binary code, 1s and 0s = knit and purl. With the seemingly infinite combination of the two you can create so many wonderful things!
I used that to add my then-bf's name in binary to a sweater I used to propose to him. He's a programmer. And he's now my husband...
Vocal fry
As a mathematician and knitter, I wanted to watch this. But, that's why I had to stop after a few minutes. That grinding quality that younger women have started using in their voices is like nails on a chalkboard, to me. And it wreaks of self importance. I'm sure the video was great. I'm sorry.
It is annoying. I tried to do it but I'm 63. Too old.😊
Yes! I find several videos that I can't watch due to the off-putting vocal fry. Someone needs to get the word out that many people are NOT watching content because of vocal fry.
Concerning vocal fry: ua-cam.com/video/Q0yL2GezneU/v-deo.htmlsi=X3yULHUoEnZCLbZd
ITT: people who expect women to always be bubbly. You're going to stop yourself from learning something because you don't like how someone talks.
I dont know you but I still counted 2 hands😶
This shit is funny AF at 3am 😂
"actually, its pronounced..." **immediately drops rope**
Gripping performance. I laughed. I cried. I felt..
She definitely made this better. LOL
Video was funny. Not informative
You guys should cast for a Neil Breen movie!
Aw geesh. Thanks for starting to use two hands. I copied your instructions and am now falling to my death. Next time, maybe lead with NOT using two hands.
He used two hands at the end😂
The knot he made was with one hand
Just saying…just pull yourself out! Then cut scene…wow do you knot realize there are like a million Bowlin’ videos out there 😅
What did I just watch?
That was two hands, you know. . .
😂 I’m saved weeeee
Just on the side of a mountain right now, thanks this saved my life.
This doesn't make sense. First he is stuck climbing an edge, holding a edge with single hand but then he uses BOTH hands to tie the knot. Unbelievable how little attention they put. However acting is solid 34 out of 27.
I remember, as a very young child, I tried to make a dress by tracing an outline of myself, making two copies and sewing them together. I was completely surprised when it didn't fit. My little brain couldn't see where all the extra fabric went. 😅
What a cool thing to have done as a child!
the flash back this comment gave me.... i did the exact same thing!
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What was that 1st person?
Hi, I'm Michael. Thats me, I am the Director of Advocacy for Science for Georgia
You are an activist, not a science guy
You are a political activist, not a scientist
I am the first person in the video. I am a physicist, and work as an activist and advocate. The second person is Georgia State Representative Kim Schofield
Kids, this is what happens to your brain after 15 beers a day for a decade.
Translation: "I'm a lonely alcoholic and I'm looking for other people to make bad decisions with."
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