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- College Courses (University of Texas)
Provides courses by topic. 10-09
- Graphing Calculators Tutorials (Texas Instruments)
Provides lessons for using different Texas Instruments (TI) graphing calculators. To find the lesson, first select the product from the menu. 10-01
- Mathematics Standards (Texas)
- Nature Photography (Texas Parks and Wildlife)
Provides a guide to nature photography.
- Falcons - Peregrine (Texas Parks and Wildlife)
Provides a short description and photograph of the peregrine falcon.
- Grade 00K Math Standards (Texas) 01-07
- Grade 02 Math Standards (Texas) 01-07
- Grade 03 Math Standards (Texas) 01-07
- Grade 04 Math Standards (Texas) 01-07
- Grade 05 Math Standards (Texas) 01-07
- Grade 06 Math Standards (Texas) 01-07
- Grade 07 Math Standards (Texas)
- Grade 08 Math Standards (Texas)
- Grade 9 - 12 - Algebra I (Texas)
Provides math standards related to Algebra I.
- Grade 9 - 12 - Algebra II (Texas)
Provides math standards related to Algebra II.
- Grade 9 - 12 - Geometry (Texas)
Provides math standards related to geometry.
- Grade 9 - 12 - Pre-Calculus (Texas)
Provides math standards related to Pre-Calculus.
- Grade 9 - 12 - Math Models (Texas)
Provides math standards related to math models.
- Reading Skills (University of Texas)
Provides suggestions to improve reading and writing skills. 3-01
- Latin American Resources (University of Texas)
- Birding and Bird Sounds (Passport to Texas)
Provides educational information about birds, as well as bird sounds. Sounds are in RealAudio. 6-99
- Pelicans (Texas Parks and Wildlife)
Provides a short description and a photo of the pelican. 6-99
- Endangered or Threatened Bird (Texas Parks and Wildlife)
Provides short descriptions and photos of the birds. 2-00
- Conserving and Harvesting Water in Texas (Bloodworth)
Provides brochures and manuals to assist with water conservation. Uses PDF format. 8-00.
- 6th Grade Math Standards (Texas)
- Maps of the Middle East Maps (University of Texas)
Provides maps of Israel, Jordan, the West Bank, Gaza, Kuwait, Iran, Iraq, Bahrain, Jerusalem, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Syria, Egypt, Jericho, Persian Gulf, Strait of Tiran, Palestinian Refugee Camps, Strait of Hormuz, Kurdish Lands, and more. 10-00
- Election 2000 - Dimpled Chads Count in Texas (CNN - Jackson)
Reports that Texas law recognizes a dimpled chad, an indentation in a ballot, as a valid vote. 11-00
- Archaeologists - Biographies (University of Texas)
Provides sources of biographies of archaeologists. 2-01
- Leakey, Mary Douglas - Biography (University of Texas - Dente)
Provides a full biography. 2-01
- Leakey, Louis - Biography (University of Texas - Weiman)
Provides a full biography of one of the premiere archaeologists. 2-01
- Nutrition News (University of Texas Southwest Medical Center)
Provides nutrition news. "This personal library includes nutrition-themed news in the media, journal articles, websites around the globe, newsletters, guidelines, releases and other features." 1-02
- Nutrition Resources (University of Texas Southwest Medical Center)
Provides sources of information by topic. 1-02
- Educational Materials - Guidelines for Minority Audiences (Texas Cancer Council)
Provides suggestions for the development of educational materials on cancer for Hispanic patients. However, the suggestions are appropriate for educational materials designed for other minorities. 3-02
- Educational Materials for Minority Audiences - Checklist (Texas Cancer Council)
Provides a checklist for use in the development of educational materials for minorities. 3-02
- Redistricting - Texas Redistricting Plan Upheld by Supreme Court (CBS News)
"The U.S. Supreme Court refused Friday to block Texas from holding congressional elections next fall under a hard-fought new map that could cost the Democrats as many as six House seats." 1-04
- -Editorial - Pro-Kerry from Crawford, Texas (Iconoclast-Texas.com)
"Few Americans would have voted for George W. Bush four years ago if he had promised that, as President, he would:"
-"Empty the Social Security trust fund by $507 billion to help offset fiscal irresponsibility and at the same time slash Social Security benefits."
-"Cut Medicare by 17 percent and reduce veterans’ benefits and military pay."
-"Eliminate overtime pay for millions of Americans and raise oil prices by 50 percent."
-"Give tax cuts to businesses that sent American jobs overseas, and, in fact, by policy encourage their departure."
-"Give away billions of tax dollars in government contracts without competitive bids."
-"Involve this country in a deadly and highly questionable war, and"
"Take a budget surplus and turn it into the worst deficit in the history of the United States, creating a debt in just four years that will take generations to repay."
"These were elements of a hidden agenda that surfaced only after he took office."
"The publishers of The Iconoclast endorsed Bush four years ago, based on the things he promised, not on this smoke-screened agenda."
"Today, we are endorsing his opponent, John Kerry, based not only on the things that Bush has delivered, but also on the vision of a return to normality that Kerry says our country needs."
"Four items trouble us the most about the Bush administration: his initiatives to disable the Social Security system, the deteriorating state of the American economy, a dangerous shift away from the basic freedoms established by our founding fathers, and his continuous mistakes regarding terrorism and Iraq." 9-04
- -10-18-04 Texas Redistricting for Republicans Review (Bloomberg.com)
"The U.S. Supreme Court gave opponents of Texas's new federal voting districts a new chance to argue against the plan, which may add as many as six Republicans to the state's congressional delegation in the Nov. 2 election." 10-04
- Jordan, Barbara (University of Texas)
"She mesmerized the nation during televised coverage of the House Judiciary Committee's investigation considering the impeachment of President Richard Nixon." 1-05
- Contributors to Bush or Republican National Committee (North Texas Indy Media Center)
Lists the largest contributors. 1-05
- Marfia Lights of Texas (USA Today)
"Nevada has Area 51. New Mexico has Roswell. Texas has the Marfa Lights." 7-05
- Kilby, Jack (Texas Instruments)
"It was a relatively simple device that Jack Kilby showed to a handful of co-workers gathered in TI's semiconductor lab more than 40 years ago -- only a transistor and other components on a slice of germanium. Little did this group of onlookers know, but Kilby's invention, 7/16-by-1/16-inches in size and called an integrated circuit, was about to revolutionize the electronics industry."
"Recognizing the need for a 'demonstration product' to speed widespread use of the IC, Patrick E. Haggerty, former TI chairman, challenged Kilby to design a calculator as powerful as the large, electro-mechanical desktop models of the day, but small enough to fit in a coat pocket. The resulting electronic hand-held calculator, of which Kilby is a co-inventor, successfully commercialized the integrated circuit." 8-05
- -09-24-05 Texas Declared "Major Disaster" (CNN News)
"On Saturday, during a trip to his home state to assess Rita's damage, President Bush declared a “major disaster” in Texas after Hurricane Rita roared into the southeast part of the state."
"A White House statement issued Saturday evening said federal funding will be available to state and eligible local governments and some private nonprofit groups in all 254 Texas counties for debris removal and emergency protection."
"The statement said assistance can include grants for temporary housing and home repairs, low-cost loans to cover uninsured property losses, and other disaster relief." 9-05
- -09-28-05 Texas Emergency Hotline Outsourced to India (ABC News)
"As Hurricane Rita roared towards them, more than 300 people called the local emergency number broadcast all around Nacogdoches County in East Texas. What they didn't know was that the operators on the other end of the phone were 7,000 miles away in India." 9-05
- 09-28-05 Texas Emergency Hotline Outsourced to India (CNN News)
"Four days after Hurricane Rita roared ashore along the Texas-Louisiana state line, officials are pleading for essentials such as shelter, electricity, water and gas."
"Amid near-record high temperatures, floodwaters as high as 15 feet in some areas receded across the largely agricultural region, revealing livestock carcasses littering the countryside. Live cattle roamed free throughout the region, looking for food or water." 9-05
- Landmark Case - Texas v. Johnson (LandmarkCases.org)
"If there is a bedrock principle underlying the First Amendment, it is that the government may not prohibit the expression of an idea simply because society finds the idea itself offensive or disagreeable. . . ." 01-06
- Classical Armenian Language (University of Texas)
Describes the history of the people and provides some assistance with understanding the language. 01-06
- Kamen, Dean (Texas Instruments)
"Kamen sees the lack of appreciation for science in America as a problem - but that's not to say he's calling for a revamping of the educational system. In his view, more teachers, textbooks, PCs, and Internet access won't get students jazzed about learning. 'They need to have access to challenging, hands-on projects that result in a tangible product' - like building robots. And they need role models - engineers - to assist them." 03-06
- Logic and Accuracy Test Requirement (SOS Texas)
"Pursuant to Section 125.002 and 129.001 of the Texas Election Code, a DRE voting system must go through both a hardware diagnostic and logic and accuracy test to verify that the system is functioning accurately." 04-06
- -04-18-06 Rolling Blackouts in Texas (USA Today)
"Power companies throughout the state had to impose rolling blackouts Monday because of unseasonably hot weather and a shortage of electricity. Thousands of people were caught without electricity for short periods of time as highs reached into the low 100s." 04-06
- -05-11-06 Texas Plans Largest Off Shore Wind Farm (USA Today)
"The nation's largest offshore wind farm will be built off the Padre Island seashore in South Texas, a critical migratory bird flyway, Texas land commissioner Jerry Patterson said Thursday." 05-06
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