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Nature Cat can't wait to get outside for a day of backyard nature excursions! The problem: he's still a house cat! Visit wttw.com/naturecat to explore in Chicagoland and watch weekdays at 6:30 and 11:30 am, 12:00 pm, Saturdays at 7:00 and 7:30 am, or watch online below! Xavier Riddle
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With her dog Suki and friends Tooey and Trini, the feisty and resourceful 10-year-old Molly Mabray — an Alaska Native girl — adventure through epically beautiful Alaska. Watch weekdays at 8:30 am and 4:00 pm, Sundays at 10:00 am or online below. Clifford the Big Red Dog
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With her dog Suki and friends Tooey and Trini, the feisty and resourceful 10-year-old Molly Mabray — an Alaska Native girl — adventure through epically beautiful Alaska. Watch weekdays at 8:30 am and 4:00 pm, Sundays at 10:00 am or online below. Clifford the Big Red Dog
Clifford presents a larger-than-life view of the world with his head in the clouds but four paws planted firmly on the ground. With his loving human, Emily Elizabeth, and dog pals, Cleo and T-Bone, watch Clifford weekdays at 12:30 pm and Saturdays at 8:30 am. ‹
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Where The Bison Roam
The Mystery of the Two Horned Narwhal
Running on Empty
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Leo the Viking/Big Little Trouble
Mud Love/Call It a Night
The Great Grasshopper Race/Fall For Hal
I am Isaac Newton/I am Golda Meir
Wild Moose Chase/Where the Bison Roam
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Growing the Ungrowdenia/Camp Buddy Buddy
Leo the Viking/Big Little Trouble
Volcano Boy/Sea Monster
Gaja's Birthday/Kabaddi
Sign of the Artist/The One and Only Ghana Kid
Mud Miracle/Fabuloso's New Clothes
So Funny I Forgot to Laugh/The Best Day Ever
Flutter by Butterfly/Pretty in Pink
Endless Summer/Jet Shrinks the Kids
The Sam Problem/Mac the Fork
The Beach Day Mystery
Katerina's Costume/Dress up Day
Daniel Loves Tigey/Daniel Needs Tigey at School
A Very Special Fiesta
Follow that Roly Poly/Rain, Rain Don't Go Away
Get Along Little Kitties/Very Big Riding Hood
Migration Vacation / Moms Rawk! Nature Calls/Story Story
Star Gazers/A Jump to Remember
Earth Day Today/Earth Day Every Day
I am Kate Warne/I am Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Mollyball/Visit Qyah
What You Don't See/Super Purple Pop-Up Plants
The Bluebird of Zappiness
Invisible Band/Best Pink Present
Mr. Socko/A Pinkapurrfect Pet
Follow that Roly Poly/Rain, Rain Don't Go Away
Spooky Shadow Swamp/Hidden Orchestra
Curious George Beats the Band/Hats and a Hole
A Bridge to Farm/Monkey Fever
I am Kate Warne/I am Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Mollyball/Visit Qyah
What You Don't See/Super Purple Pop-Up Plants
Where The Bison Roam
The Mystery of the Two Horned Narwhal
Running on Empty
The Voice/Problem Partners
Buster's Back/The Ballad Of Buster Baxter
D.W., All Fired Up/I'd Rather Read It Myself
The Bluebird of Zappiness
Invisible Band/Best Pink Present
Mr. Socko/A Pinkapurrfect Pet
Follow that Roly Poly/Rain, Rain Don't Go Away
Spooky Shadow Swamp/Hidden Orchestra
Katerina's Costume/Dress up Day
Daniel Loves Tigey/Daniel Needs Tigey at School
I am Kate Warne/I am Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Mollyball/Visit Qyah
What You Don't See/Super Purple Pop-Up Plants
Where The Bison Roam
The Mystery of the Two Horned Narwhal
Running on Empty
The Voice/Problem Partners
Buster's Back/The Ballad Of Buster Baxter
D.W., All Fired Up/I'd Rather Read It Myself
Name That Sound/Fabulous Feathers
Ice Moon Enceladus/What Goes Up? The Bermuda Triangle Problem/The Breeze in the Branches
The Silly Word Play
It's Time to Go/Daniel Doesn't Want to Stop Playing
Jodi's Mama Travels for Work/The Tiger Family Babysits
Let's Draw
The Lizard Lounge/Feathers
Too Many Pets/Clifford's On His Own
Haunted Roundhouse/Big Pond Pumpkin Patch
Leo the Viking/Big Little Trouble
Mud Love/Call It a Night
The Great Grasshopper Race/Fall For Hal
I am Isaac Newton/I am Golda Meir
Wild Moose Chase/Where the Bison Roam
Sara Loses her Snap / A Soupie Mystery
Soil Turmoil
Dancing Shoes/No Honking
Fashion Fun/Welcome Pinka Bear
The Lizard Lounge/Feathers
Squibbit/Teamwork Challenge
Muster Monkey/Traffic Monkey
Wind Symphony/George and Allie's Automated Car Wash
I am Isaac Newton/I am Golda Meir
Wild Moose Chase/Where the Bison Roam
Sara Loses her Snap / A Soupie Mystery
Crocogator Contest
Prairie Who? The Weight of the World Depends on Orla/Substitute Agents
Oona and the Oonabots/The Ninja Situation
D.W.'S Stray Netkitin/Bats in the Belfry
For the Birds/Ungifted
Soil Turmoil
Dancing Shoes/No Honking
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"Frozen Fish/Pirate Treasure"
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"Clifford The Big Red Dog Episode #337"
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"Daniel Feels Two Feelings/The Neighborhood Carnival"
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"Frozen Fish/Pirate Treasure"
11:00 am
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"Invisible Ink/Rusty's Doghouse"
12:00 pm
"Stargazing on the Night Train/Get Into Nature!" 12:30 pm
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"The Disappoint-O-Meter"
1:30 pm
"Spooky Shadow Swamp/Hidden Orchestra"
2:00 pm
"Snowflake Day!" 2:30 pm
"Houstons Outdoor Adventure/Hotel Hal"
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"Volcano Boy/Sea Monster"
3:30 pm
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"Odd Beginnings, Part 1"
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ARTHUR is based on the best-selling children's books by Marc Brown. The series revolves around an eight year-old aardvark, his four year-old sister DW, and their family and friends. ARTHUR is a show about being a kid, exploring the world, and finding your place in it. It's about kids finding inner strengths, learning to make choices for themselves, taking responsibility for them and of course, having fun. In each episode, Arthur and his gang guide us through stories that deal with real 'kid issues' -- timeless difficulties and joys that all kids experience. | 7,082 | 8,950 |
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ARTHUR is based on the best-selling children's books by Marc Brown. The series revolves around an eight year-old aardvark, his four year-old sister DW, and their family and friends. ARTHUR is a show about being a kid, exploring the world, and finding your place in it. It's about kids finding inner strengths, learning to make choices for themselves, taking responsibility for them and of course, having fun. In each episode, Arthur and his gang guide us through stories that deal with real 'kid issues' -- timeless difficulties and joys that all kids experience. The series also models the joys and rewards of literacy by presenting the many ways kids and adults incorporate reading and writing into their lives. Above all, ARTHUR is a comedy that tells its stories from a kids' point of view, never moralizing or talking down to them. More Info
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The wind spins a wildlife camera away from an eagle's nest on hatching day and Molly must fix it. More Info
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Daisy has grown the biggest, most beautiful pumpkin and wants to get it to the Halloween Party. More Info
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Inspired by the best-selling kids book series, Ordinary People Chan | 8,951 | 10,000 |
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December 28, 2017
Nina Chanel Abney with one of her paintings. Photo: Courtesy Articulate
Articulate with Jim Cotter airs at 6:00 pm on WTTW Prime and is available for streaming online. The arts and culture show Articulate with Jim Cotter offers a look inside the minds and careers of some outstanding and innovative musicians, artists, dancers, and authors. Given that Chicago has its own impressive arts scene, many of the people Articulate profiles this season have connections to the city. See who was born here, studied here, or will be presenting their work here soon, below. The painter Nina Chanel Abney was born in the southern Chicago suburb of Harvey. " Royal Flush ," her first solo exhibition in a museum, which opened at Duke University's Nasher Museum this year, will be at the Chicago Cultural Center from February 10 through May 6. Photographer Nina Berman, who is also a professor at Columbia University, received her Bachelor's degree from the University of Chicago, and has had both solo and group exhibitions here. Want to hear the world premiere of a new work by Jennifer Higdon in person? | 0 | 1,236 |
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| See who was born here, studied here, or will be presenting their work here soon, below. The painter Nina Chanel Abney was born in the southern Chicago suburb of Harvey. " Royal Flush ," her first solo exhibition in a museum, which opened at Duke University's Nasher Museum this year, will be at the Chicago Cultural Center from February 10 through May 6. Photographer Nina Berman, who is also a professor at Columbia University, received her Bachelor's degree from the University of Chicago, and has had both solo and group exhibitions here. Want to hear the world premiere of a new work by Jennifer Higdon in person? The Chicago Symphony Orchestra co-commissioned her to write a concerto for low brass and will premiere it in early February. Like Nina Berman, the artist Saya Woolfalk came to Chicago for her education, receiving her Master of Fine Arts degree from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. One of her earliest prominent exhibitions was at Chicago's Museum of Contemporary Art, and she has also returned to the city for other exhibitions and lectures. While recorded jazz is great, it's even more impressive to hear it live. After whetting your taste for Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah 's trumpet with Articulate, hear him in person when he comes to the Harris Theater for Music and Dance on March 21. | 619 | 1,939 |
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| The Chicago Symphony Orchestra co-commissioned her to write a concerto for low brass and will premiere it in early February. Like Nina Berman, the artist Saya Woolfalk came to Chicago for her education, receiving her Master of Fine Arts degree from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. One of her earliest prominent exhibitions was at Chicago's Museum of Contemporary Art, and she has also returned to the city for other exhibitions and lectures. While recorded jazz is great, it's even more impressive to hear it live. After whetting your taste for Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah 's trumpet with Articulate, hear him in person when he comes to the Harris Theater for Music and Dance on March 21. Video: Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah: 2nd Century Jazz | Watch Articulate Online | PBS Video
Mason Bates served as one of two composers-in-residence at the Chicago Symphony Orchestra from 2010-2015, during which time he wrote several works for the Orchestra and helped curate their MusicNOW contemporary classical series, so he's a familiar presence in Chicago. Video: Mason Bates: | 1,237 | 2,342 |
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| Video: Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah: 2nd Century Jazz | Watch Articulate Online | PBS Video
Mason Bates served as one of two composers-in-residence at the Chicago Symphony Orchestra from 2010-2015, during which time he wrote several works for the Orchestra and helped curate their MusicNOW contemporary classical series, so he's a familiar presence in Chicago. Video: Mason Bates: Classical Disrupter | Watch Articulate Online | PBS Video
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It's the ideal afternoon treat, light breakfast, or not-too-sweet dessert: the humble English scone. Simple as they may be, they're often made badly, too dry or gummy to be enjoyable. So trust the experts, and try this basic scone recipe from the technical challenge of the season one finale of The Great British Baking Show . Tea Time Scones
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2¼ cups (9 oz) self-rising flour
1 heaping tsp baking powder
⅜ stick (1½ oz) softened butter
¼ cup (1 oz) caster sugar (this can be made by grinding granulated sugar in a food processor or blender until fine)
1 large egg
about ½ cup (3½ fl oz) milk
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1. Preheat the oven to 425 degrees F. Grease two baking trays. 2. Put the flour and baking powder into a large bowl. Add the butter and rub it in with your fingertips until the mixture resembles fine breadcrumbs. Stir in the sugar. | 0 | 999 |
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| Preheat the oven to 425 degrees F. Grease two baking trays. 2. Put the flour and baking powder into a large bowl. Add the butter and rub it in with your fingertips until the mixture resembles fine breadcrumbs. Stir in the sugar. 3. Beat the egg in a measuring jug. Add milk to fill to ½ cup (3½ fl oz), then set aside a tablespoon of milk for glazing the scones later. 4. Gradually add the egg and milk to the dry ingredients, stirring it in until you have a soft, slightly sticky dough. | 771 | 1,258 |
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| 3. Beat the egg in a measuring jug. Add milk to fill to ½ cup (3½ fl oz), then set aside a tablespoon of milk for glazing the scones later. 4. Gradually add the egg and milk to the dry ingredients, stirring it in until you have a soft, slightly sticky dough. 5. Turn the mixture out onto a lightly floured surface and pat out until it is about ¾ in thick. Use a 1½ in fluted cutter to stamp out the scones. Make sure you don’t twist the cutter or the scones will not rise evenly. 6. | 999 | 1,482 |
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| 5. Turn the mixture out onto a lightly floured surface and pat out until it is about ¾ in thick. Use a 1½ in fluted cutter to stamp out the scones. Make sure you don’t twist the cutter or the scones will not rise evenly. 6. Gently gather the trimmings together and pat out again to cut more scones. 7. Arrange the scones on the greased baking trays and brush the tops with the remaining milk. 8. Bake for 8-10 minutes, or until well-risen and golden-brown. | 1,258 | 1,715 |
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| Gently gather the trimmings together and pat out again to cut more scones. 7. Arrange the scones on the greased baking trays and brush the tops with the remaining milk. 8. Bake for 8-10 minutes, or until well-risen and golden-brown. Transfer to a wire rack to cool. 9. Serve with jam and clotted cream. Recipes
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Austrian-born architect Victor Gruen spent his early years in Vienna, where people interacted in lively pedestrian environments filled with shops, cafes, and street artists. Watch the Segment
Later, working in the U.S. after World War II, he was troubled by suburban sprawl and the social isolation it created. In his own words, he wanted to liberate American cities from “the terror of the automobile.” He envisioned “livable” and “lovable” spaces that got people out of their cars and interacting with each other. With the commission from the owners of Dayton Department Stores for the Southdale Center in Edina, Minnesota, he got his chance. He turned the standard street-facing strip center inside-out and, in the process, introduced the formula for the first regional indoor shopping mall. Beyond its collection of shops, Southdale Center provided a light-filled interior that he called the “Garden Court of Perpetual Spring” – a large open space with a goldfish pond and bird aviary, sculptures, and a sidewalk café. More than 75,000 people attended the grand opening. Web Exclusive Video
While Southdale Center was designed to bring vitality and social interaction to the suburbs, its influence ultimately contributed to suburban sprawl and urban decline as shopping malls displaced urban retail stores. But in Minneapolis, the urban core has been revived in recent years. | 0 | 1,465 |
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| He turned the standard street-facing strip center inside-out and, in the process, introduced the formula for the first regional indoor shopping mall. Beyond its collection of shops, Southdale Center provided a light-filled interior that he called the “Garden Court of Perpetual Spring” – a large open space with a goldfish pond and bird aviary, sculptures, and a sidewalk café. More than 75,000 people attended the grand opening. Web Exclusive Video
While Southdale Center was designed to bring vitality and social interaction to the suburbs, its influence ultimately contributed to suburban sprawl and urban decline as shopping malls displaced urban retail stores. But in Minneapolis, the urban core has been revived in recent years. Join Geoffrey Baer on a bicycle tour of the Riverfront District. Watch the story. Gruen envisioned shopping centers such as Southdale as the core of more vibrant suburban communities, with houses, apartments, schools, and offices surrounding the mall. But it was not to be. What Gruen didn’t anticipate was that far from bringing the cosmopolitan energy of the urban plaza to the suburbs, his innovation – and the many copycats it inspired – encouraged the very kind of sprawl he sought to mitigate. | 731 | 1,965 |
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| Join Geoffrey Baer on a bicycle tour of the Riverfront District. Watch the story. Gruen envisioned shopping centers such as Southdale as the core of more vibrant suburban communities, with houses, apartments, schools, and offices surrounding the mall. But it was not to be. What Gruen didn’t anticipate was that far from bringing the cosmopolitan energy of the urban plaza to the suburbs, his innovation – and the many copycats it inspired – encouraged the very kind of sprawl he sought to mitigate. Even Frank Lloyd Wright later weighed in: he said Gruen “should have left downtown, downtown.” Gruen returned to Austria and spent his last years in Vienna. But his Southdale Center continued to influence decades of suburban shopping malls, building momentum for suburban sprawl. Learn more
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Victor Gruen was focused on bringing vitality to suburbia, but he unwittingly helped to hasten urban decline. | 1,466 | 2,479 |
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| Even Frank Lloyd Wright later weighed in: he said Gruen “should have left downtown, downtown.” Gruen returned to Austria and spent his last years in Vienna. But his Southdale Center continued to influence decades of suburban shopping malls, building momentum for suburban sprawl. Learn more
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Victor Gruen was focused on bringing vitality to suburbia, but he unwittingly helped to hasten urban decline. Today, many urban areas are seeing restoration and renewed vitality. In Minneapolis’s Riverfront District, you can see a variety of restored architectural gems, as well as newer landmarks by noted architects, including Frank Gehry and Herzog & de Meuron. Explore Minneapolis’s Riverfront District with a walking tour or bike ride: The Minneapolis Riverfront Birthplace & First Place: Brochure (pdf)
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As a founding father of the United States, Thomas Jefferson was passionate about America’s independence from Britain. He was no fan of the king of England and, by extension, no fan of the Georgian architecture that bore the kings’ name. Watch the Segment
So when the state of Virginia needed a new government building, Jefferson – a self-taught architect and former governor of that state – took his inspiration from a source very far removed, geographically and historically, from the British colonial architecture of the day. Serving as America’s minister to France at the time, Jefferson visited the Maison Carrée, a classical Roman temple in southern France dating back to 16 B.C. He was thoroughly entranced by this monumental ancient structure, describing it as “the best morsel of antient [sic] architecture now remaining.” Web Exclusive Video
During the Civil War, Richmond served as the capital of the Southern Confederacy, and the Virginia State Capitol building housed both the State assembly and the Confederate government. Watch the story. Jefferson hired the French architect Charles-Louis Clerisseau to draft a design for a similar building in Richmond, Virginia. He even commissioned and sent back to the U.S. a scale model that is displayed at the Virginia State Capitol to this day. The Virginia State Capitol was Jefferson’s declaration of independence from British architecture. Its influence is seen in more than two centuries of neoclassical government and commercial buildings across America, from local banks and post offices to the U.S. Capitol Building in Washington, D.C.
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To learn more about Richmond’s history, stroll along the Kanawha Canal adjacent to the James River and check out the markers denoting dramatic events from more than four centuries of Richmond history. | 0 | 2,204 |
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| Watch the story. Jefferson hired the French architect Charles-Louis Clerisseau to draft a design for a similar building in Richmond, Virginia. He even commissioned and sent back to the U.S. a scale model that is displayed at the Virginia State Capitol to this day. The Virginia State Capitol was Jefferson’s declaration of independence from British architecture. Its influence is seen in more than two centuries of neoclassical government and commercial buildings across America, from local banks and post offices to the U.S. Capitol Building in Washington, D.C.
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To learn more about Richmond’s history, stroll along the Kanawha Canal adjacent to the James River and check out the markers denoting dramatic events from more than four centuries of Richmond history. The canal itself is historic; in 1784, George Washington lobbied the Virginia General Assembly to build it in order to open up transportation and trade routes to the west. Later, railroads would overtake canals as the preferred trade route, but this early and ambitious effort offers a window into the vision of our founding fathers. Don’t miss Belle Isle, which served as a Confederate prison camp during the Civil War. More information: | 1,134 | 2,643 |
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| The canal itself is historic; in 1784, George Washington lobbied the Virginia General Assembly to build it in order to open up transportation and trade routes to the west. Later, railroads would overtake canals as the preferred trade route, but this early and ambitious effort offers a window into the vision of our founding fathers. Don’t miss Belle Isle, which served as a Confederate prison camp during the Civil War. More information: Maps of the Canals and Belle Isle Prison | 2,205 | 2,684 |
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Squint your eyes, and Frank Gehry’s Walt Disney Concert Hall in downtown Los Angeles looks like a gleaming clipper ship, its sails filled with wind. The stainless steel exterior forms, which were in fact inspired by Gehry’s love of sailing, have now become iconic. Watch the Segment
While many people first became familiar with Gehry through his Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain, his design for the Walt Disney Concert Hall actually predates the Bilbao commission. However, Gehry continued to redesign the Disney Concert Hall for more than a decade, while unexpected delays postponed construction. Gehry’s innovative forms were a new and unfamiliar challenge for contractors. Gehry ultimately found a solution equal to his design: he employed software used in the design and construction of French fighter jets. Called CATIA (computer-sided three-dimensional interactive application), this software translates Gehry’s organic forms, panel by panel, into buildable construction plans. Web Exclusive Video
To bring his bold new vision for the Walt Disney Concert Hall to life, architect Frank Gehry needed new tools. He turned to sophisticated computer software called CATIA (computer-aided three-dimensional interactive application), originally created to design French fighter jets. | 0 | 1,386 |
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| Gehry ultimately found a solution equal to his design: he employed software used in the design and construction of French fighter jets. Called CATIA (computer-sided three-dimensional interactive application), this software translates Gehry’s organic forms, panel by panel, into buildable construction plans. Web Exclusive Video
To bring his bold new vision for the Walt Disney Concert Hall to life, architect Frank Gehry needed new tools. He turned to sophisticated computer software called CATIA (computer-aided three-dimensional interactive application), originally created to design French fighter jets. Watch the story. Such a bold exterior could give the impression that what’s inside is equally out of the box. But surprisingly, the concert hall itself, by Gehry’s own description, is just that: a highly functional box, wrapped in his now-trademark sail-like forms. That’s not to say that the interior is not an accomplishment in its own right. | 780 | 1,731 |
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| Watch the story. Such a bold exterior could give the impression that what’s inside is equally out of the box. But surprisingly, the concert hall itself, by Gehry’s own description, is just that: a highly functional box, wrapped in his now-trademark sail-like forms. That’s not to say that the interior is not an accomplishment in its own right. Gehry designed the auditorium to provide both impeccable acoustics and a sense of intimacy, wrapping the audience around the orchestra. Gehry’s Walt Disney Concert Hall stands out as a truly unique architectural vision, demonstrating that something new and completely different is possible. Learn more
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For a look at some of Gehry’s earlier, funkier work before the Walt Disney Concert Hall, visit the campus of Loyola Law School Los Angeles, just west of downtown Los Angeles – or take this virtual tour online. Loyola chose Gehry to design its new campus in 1978, before he became the “starchitect” who had designed Disney Concert Hall, Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, and other now-famous structures. | 1,387 | 2,643 |
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Charles Gunther imported an entire Civil War prison from Richmond, Virginia and rebuilt it in Chicago’s South Loop in 1889. There were more than 250,000 visitors during the first year. Photo Credit: Chicago History Museum
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Read about the Libby Prison War Museum. Read about the Chicago Coliseum, 1513 S. Wabash Avenue (1900-1982). When Charles Gunther was running a confectionary on State Street in the late 1800s, he displayed in his shop a collection of Civil War memorabilia. But he had something bigger in mind. Much, much bigger. In 1889, Gunther purchased, shipped by rail to Chicago, and had rebuilt here an entire Civil War prison from Richmond, Virginia. | 332 | 1,204 |
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| Read about the Chicago Coliseum, 1513 S. Wabash Avenue (1900-1982). When Charles Gunther was running a confectionary on State Street in the late 1800s, he displayed in his shop a collection of Civil War memorabilia. But he had something bigger in mind. Much, much bigger. In 1889, Gunther purchased, shipped by rail to Chicago, and had rebuilt here an entire Civil War prison from Richmond, Virginia. He added a flamboyant medieval castle wall for showbiz effect. And he opened the doors of the Libby Prison War Museum, an attraction that was part history museum, part P. T. Barnum-style attraction. The museum hired Civil War veterans as guides and displayed genuine Civil War artifacts alongside items of potentially dubious provenance – such as “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” (said to be the home of the character that inspired Harriet Beecher Stowe), or what was alleged to be a snakeskin from the Garden of Eden. If Gunther had his way, he would also have shown a real Egyptian pyramid and Philadelphia’s Independence Hall, but neither of those items on his shopping list were for sale. Most popular, and perhaps also most troubling, was the Abraham Lincoln collection, which included not only artifacts from Lincoln’s life, but also blood-stained items allegedly from the night of his death. | 803 | 2,090 |
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| He added a flamboyant medieval castle wall for showbiz effect. And he opened the doors of the Libby Prison War Museum, an attraction that was part history museum, part P. T. Barnum-style attraction. The museum hired Civil War veterans as guides and displayed genuine Civil War artifacts alongside items of potentially dubious provenance – such as “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” (said to be the home of the character that inspired Harriet Beecher Stowe), or what was alleged to be a snakeskin from the Garden of Eden. If Gunther had his way, he would also have shown a real Egyptian pyramid and Philadelphia’s Independence Hall, but neither of those items on his shopping list were for sale. Most popular, and perhaps also most troubling, was the Abraham Lincoln collection, which included not only artifacts from Lincoln’s life, but also blood-stained items allegedly from the night of his death. There were more than 250,000 visitors during the first year. Coliseum
When the flames of Civil War nostalgia grew cold at the turn of the 20th century, the ever-enterprising Gunther converted his building into a 15,000-seat auditorium that saw several more decades of spectacles: the city’s earliest auto shows, convenient to Chicago’s Motor Row, in which the Coliseum was ensconced; the First Ward Ball, an annual tradition in which politicians received honoraria from grateful citizens; six major national political conventions; | 1,205 | 2,621 |
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| There were more than 250,000 visitors during the first year. Coliseum
When the flames of Civil War nostalgia grew cold at the turn of the 20th century, the ever-enterprising Gunther converted his building into a 15,000-seat auditorium that saw several more decades of spectacles: the city’s earliest auto shows, convenient to Chicago’s Motor Row, in which the Coliseum was ensconced; the First Ward Ball, an annual tradition in which politicians received honoraria from grateful citizens; six major national political conventions; expos of all kinds; roller derby competitions; and, in its later days, rock shows including the Grateful Dead, Jimi Hendrix, and Cream. The last show played in 1971 and the building was demolished in 1982. When Civil War nostalgia declined, Gunther converted the museum into an auditorium and named it the Coliseum. | 2,090 | 2,937 |
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Gunther employed Civil War veterans as guides at Libby Prison. Photo Credit: Chicago History Museum
Some of the most popular items on display were also of questionable provenance, such as the cloak that Mary Todd Lincoln allegedly wore on the night that Abraham Lincoln was assassinated. | 2,622 | 3,360 |
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Gunther employed Civil War veterans as guides at Libby Prison. Photo Credit: Chicago History Museum
Some of the most popular items on display were also of questionable provenance, such as the cloak that Mary Todd Lincoln allegedly wore on the night that Abraham Lincoln was assassinated. Photo Credit: Chicago History Museum
The Libby Prison War Museum became an important gathering place for Civil War veterans. Photo Credit: Chicago History Museum
Over the coming decades, the Coliseum hosted six major national political conventions. Photo Credit: | 2,938 | 3,623 |
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The Libby Prison War Museum became an important gathering place for Civil War veterans. Photo Credit: Chicago History Museum
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The NHL Chicago Blackhawks played at the Coliseum from 1926 until 1929. Photo Credit: Chicago History Museum
In its later years, rock shows were more typical entertainment, and the Coliseum even rebranded itself as The Syndrome for those events Desperation was in the air; demolition was not far behind. Photo Credit: | 3,361 | 3,964 |
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The NHL Chicago Blackhawks played at the Coliseum from 1926 until 1929. Photo Credit: Chicago History Museum
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Hooking up your VCR/DVD with converter box. | Hooking up your VCR/DVD with converter box. | WXXI
Below is a topic currently being discussed in WXXI's DTV Question Forum . If you have a question about DTV, be sure to have a look at our DTV Transition Pages and browse our list of forum topics! If you can't find the answer you need, please create a new topic. Feel free to share your own experiences and answers as well. Hooking up your VCR/DVD with converter box. By Jillian K ~ Posted Thu, 02/05/2009 - 9:40am
Please note that you will only be able to record what your converter box is tuned to. Therefore, you will not be able to record one program while watching another one unless you have another converter box. Making connections (w/one converter box)
- When hooking up, please be safe and unplug all devices from power outlet
•Your antenna will be plugged into the “Antenna IN” on your converter box with a co-axial cable (black cable that has a single little prong, size of a pin)
•With the second co-axial cable, connect from the converter box to “TV/OUT” into your VCR “Antenna IN”
•With a third co-axial cable, connect from the VCR “Antenna OUT” into your TV
o Or you may have the three colored A/V cables (red, white, and yellow) that you can use
to connect from your VCR into your TV instead of the co-ax cable. Recording with VCR/Converter box
•Make sure VCR, TV, and Converter box are plugged into a power outlet and turned on
•Set your VCR to channel 3 (or 4) with VCR remote
•Your TV should also be on channel 3 or L1 or L2 or Video (with TV remote)
o This depends on how your TV normally works with your VCR
•Your converter box should be on whatever channel you’d like to record (remember you can’t record one channel while watching another one)
•If you’d like to set a timed recording, do as you normally would. | 0 | 1,784 |
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Hooking up your VCR/DVD with converter box. | Hooking up your VCR/DVD with converter box. By Jillian K ~ Posted Thu, 02/05/2009 - 9:40am
Please note that you will only be able to record what your converter box is tuned to. Therefore, you will not be able to record one program while watching another one unless you have another converter box. Making connections (w/one converter box)
- When hooking up, please be safe and unplug all devices from power outlet
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•With the second co-axial cable, connect from the converter box to “TV/OUT” into your VCR “Antenna IN”
•With a third co-axial cable, connect from the VCR “Antenna OUT” into your TV
o Or you may have the three colored A/V cables (red, white, and yellow) that you can use
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•Make sure VCR, TV, and Converter box are plugged into a power outlet and turned on
•Set your VCR to channel 3 (or 4) with VCR remote
•Your TV should also be on channel 3 or L1 or L2 or Video (with TV remote)
o This depends on how your TV normally works with your VCR
•Your converter box should be on whatever channel you’d like to record (remember you can’t record one channel while watching another one)
•If you’d like to set a timed recording, do as you normally would. Make sure your converter box is on and set to the desired channel and you should be all set. ( Your TV & VCR do not necessarily need to be on)
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The largest and most exciting reunion concert of Welk Stars in the history of “The Lawrence Welk Show”! The special includes over 30 favorite songs and musical numbers, plus a special medley of 25 more songs in the final act, all performed on stage at the Champagne Theatre in Branson, Missouri. The special reunion concert was recorded before large crowds of enthusiastic, longtime fans who traveled across the country from all 50 states to be a part of the historic event. The concert received standing ovations too numerous to count. LAWRENCE WELK: MILESTONES AND MEMORIES airs Saturday, March 20 at 7 p.m. on WXXI-TV (DT21.1/cable1011/cable11). | 0 | 813 |
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Lawrence Welk: Milestones & Memories on WXXI-TV | The special includes over 30 favorite songs and musical numbers, plus a special medley of 25 more songs in the final act, all performed on stage at the Champagne Theatre in Branson, Missouri. The special reunion concert was recorded before large crowds of enthusiastic, longtime fans who traveled across the country from all 50 states to be a part of the historic event. The concert received standing ovations too numerous to count. LAWRENCE WELK: MILESTONES AND MEMORIES airs Saturday, March 20 at 7 p.m. on WXXI-TV (DT21.1/cable1011/cable11). Highlights of the program include the first-time-ever performance by Bobby Burgess and his three dancing partners, Barbara Boylan, Cissy King and Elaine Balden, and an exuberant piano duet by Jo Ann Castle and veteran virtuoso, Big Tiny Little. Also included are exciting numbers by The Lennon Sisters, Pete Fountain, Tom Netherton, Anacani, Myron Floren and Guy Hovis and Ralna English, in one of their rare performances together on stage. LAWRENCE WELK: MILESTONES AND MEMORIES is a three-hour, five-act musical reunion special, celebrating the Welk Show’s remarkable longevity and accomplishments. Adding to the momentous occasion are guest appearances by all five living Champagne Ladies including Lois Best (1938-1939), Jayne Walton (1939-1945), Helen Ramsay (1947-1949), and Roberta Linn (1950-1953), who were honored with a special performance by Guy Hovis and today's Champagne Lady, Norma Zimmer (1960-present). | 268 | 1,734 |
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Lawrence Welk: Milestones & Memories on WXXI-TV | Highlights of the program include the first-time-ever performance by Bobby Burgess and his three dancing partners, Barbara Boylan, Cissy King and Elaine Balden, and an exuberant piano duet by Jo Ann Castle and veteran virtuoso, Big Tiny Little. Also included are exciting numbers by The Lennon Sisters, Pete Fountain, Tom Netherton, Anacani, Myron Floren and Guy Hovis and Ralna English, in one of their rare performances together on stage. LAWRENCE WELK: MILESTONES AND MEMORIES is a three-hour, five-act musical reunion special, celebrating the Welk Show’s remarkable longevity and accomplishments. Adding to the momentous occasion are guest appearances by all five living Champagne Ladies including Lois Best (1938-1939), Jayne Walton (1939-1945), Helen Ramsay (1947-1949), and Roberta Linn (1950-1953), who were honored with a special performance by Guy Hovis and today's Champagne Lady, Norma Zimmer (1960-present). The Welk Stars and musicians are the guides on this unforgettable musical journey through the 20th century, recalling entertaining stories from the past and some of the Show's historic milestones, illustrated by rare archive footage and photographs. Group production numbers include an original opening song entitled "Milestones and Memories," as well as "That's Entertainment," "My Heart Will Go On," "America the Beautiful" and the program's finale, "In the Sweet By and By." The final act is an emotional Musical Family reunion of all the Welk Stars on stage showing their love of one another and music. Included are segments of many popular hits from “The Lawrence Welk Show” and meaningful renditions of songs such as "Together Wherever We Go" and "Will the Circle Be Unbroken." Following in the great Welk tradition, music is provided by the superb 20-piece Lawrence Welk Orchestra playing many of the Welk original arrangements, under the direction of Maestro John Bahler. | 813 | 2,714 |
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Lawrence Welk: Milestones & Memories on WXXI-TV | The Welk Stars and musicians are the guides on this unforgettable musical journey through the 20th century, recalling entertaining stories from the past and some of the Show's historic milestones, illustrated by rare archive footage and photographs. Group production numbers include an original opening song entitled "Milestones and Memories," as well as "That's Entertainment," "My Heart Will Go On," "America the Beautiful" and the program's finale, "In the Sweet By and By." The final act is an emotional Musical Family reunion of all the Welk Stars on stage showing their love of one another and music. Included are segments of many popular hits from “The Lawrence Welk Show” and meaningful renditions of songs such as "Together Wherever We Go" and "Will the Circle Be Unbroken." Following in the great Welk tradition, music is provided by the superb 20-piece Lawrence Welk Orchestra playing many of the Welk original arrangements, under the direction of Maestro John Bahler. Guest musicians from the past are featured in some of the numbers including a lively reunion of the "Hotsy Totsy Boys," with a special tribute to dixieland music, Mr. Welk's favorite musical style. The program also includes a touching segment that celebrates the lives of members of the Welk Musical Family who have passed away, narrated by Tom Netherton, and illustrated with carefully chosen video clips and personal photographs. Tags: Music
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| When you need a hail date all you need to do is zoom in on your screen to the area you want to search and tap the settings icon on the bottom right of the screen. Then tap “Find Hail in Current Map”. Now you are presented with a list of dates where hail was detected by radar in your screens viewing area. You can also get a hail date by creating an address specific Hail Impact Report from within Hail Recon®. Tap on any address marker and then tap “View Hail Impact Report” to generate it. The Hail Impact Report shows you the complete hail history of the address and can be branded with your company info and logo. Now you can send your branded Hail Impact Report to adjusters or homeowners. The Hail Impact reports are unlimited and included with your subscription. Tap “View Hail Impact Report” to generate an address specific report. | 2,401 | 3,241 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1669128752#0_2448082275 | http://interactivelistening.com/ | Interactive Listening | INTERACTIVE LISTENING a new approach to music
INTERACTIVE LISTENING a new approach to music
what is interactive listening?
change music history and education
use technology
tools to help teachers
TEDx Jacksonville – Designing Curiosity
Pete Carney and Brian Felix in the News
Global Digital Culture
Critical Thinking and Strategy
Abstract Solutions
Music History is transformed into an interactive experience on the iPad
change music history
Music Education now available on iPad!
Let's make music matter!
| Interactive Listening
INTERACTIVE LISTENING a new approach to music
what is interactive listening? Music education designed by teachers for an interactive classroom experience using the edge of technology. For the first time, students can discover music while they read, not after. For the first time listeners can get instant feedback about their listening skills with over 50 automated quizzes throughout the book. This music iBook also attempts to create visual relationships with the sound of music. In recent MRI scans, musicians brains have been shown to use the visual area of the brain more than non-musicians. In this new approach to music, students have a textbook that asks them to see music as much as they hear it. change music history and education
Why has music been written in caves, ships, and cathedrals in every corner of the human Odyssey? Interactive Listening was designed by two music professors to test your ears, eyes, and mind in an experiential search for the truth about what music really is. Use technology to chase the truth about real music history. | 0 | 1,080 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1669128752#1_2448084084 | http://interactivelistening.com/ | Interactive Listening | INTERACTIVE LISTENING a new approach to music
INTERACTIVE LISTENING a new approach to music
what is interactive listening?
change music history and education
use technology
tools to help teachers
TEDx Jacksonville – Designing Curiosity
Pete Carney and Brian Felix in the News
Global Digital Culture
Critical Thinking and Strategy
Abstract Solutions
Music History is transformed into an interactive experience on the iPad
change music history
Music Education now available on iPad!
Let's make music matter!
| In recent MRI scans, musicians brains have been shown to use the visual area of the brain more than non-musicians. In this new approach to music, students have a textbook that asks them to see music as much as they hear it. change music history and education
Why has music been written in caves, ships, and cathedrals in every corner of the human Odyssey? Interactive Listening was designed by two music professors to test your ears, eyes, and mind in an experiential search for the truth about what music really is. Use technology to chase the truth about real music history. Interactive Listening reverses the educational process of traditional music by building active classroom experiences that replace passive learning. At the intersection of music history, music appreciation, and musical language, Interactive Listening is designed as a comprehensive overhaul to the music classroom, band rehearsal, or concert listening experience. Students will understand the roles of each instrument, musical elements, counterpoint, and cultural depth of music that is often overlooked in the traditional textbook process. Click here to find us on iTunes
use technology
For the first time, students can discover music while they read, not after. For the first time listeners can get instant feedback about their listening skills with over 50 automated quizzes throughout the book. | 504 | 1,878 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1669128752#2_2448086189 | http://interactivelistening.com/ | Interactive Listening | INTERACTIVE LISTENING a new approach to music
INTERACTIVE LISTENING a new approach to music
what is interactive listening?
change music history and education
use technology
tools to help teachers
TEDx Jacksonville – Designing Curiosity
Pete Carney and Brian Felix in the News
Global Digital Culture
Critical Thinking and Strategy
Abstract Solutions
Music History is transformed into an interactive experience on the iPad
change music history
Music Education now available on iPad!
Let's make music matter!
| Interactive Listening reverses the educational process of traditional music by building active classroom experiences that replace passive learning. At the intersection of music history, music appreciation, and musical language, Interactive Listening is designed as a comprehensive overhaul to the music classroom, band rehearsal, or concert listening experience. Students will understand the roles of each instrument, musical elements, counterpoint, and cultural depth of music that is often overlooked in the traditional textbook process. Click here to find us on iTunes
use technology
For the first time, students can discover music while they read, not after. For the first time listeners can get instant feedback about their listening skills with over 50 automated quizzes throughout the book. This music book also attempts to create visual relationships with the sound of music. In recent MRI scans, musicians’ brains have been shown to use the visual area of the brain more than non-musicians. In this new approach to music, students have a textbook that asks them to see music as much as they hear it. When music teachers or conductors communicate, they wave their hands in visual space. Shouldn’t listeners be learning to hear music in this same part of the brain? | 1,081 | 2,353 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1669128752#3_2448088202 | http://interactivelistening.com/ | Interactive Listening | INTERACTIVE LISTENING a new approach to music
INTERACTIVE LISTENING a new approach to music
what is interactive listening?
change music history and education
use technology
tools to help teachers
TEDx Jacksonville – Designing Curiosity
Pete Carney and Brian Felix in the News
Global Digital Culture
Critical Thinking and Strategy
Abstract Solutions
Music History is transformed into an interactive experience on the iPad
change music history
Music Education now available on iPad!
Let's make music matter!
| This music book also attempts to create visual relationships with the sound of music. In recent MRI scans, musicians’ brains have been shown to use the visual area of the brain more than non-musicians. In this new approach to music, students have a textbook that asks them to see music as much as they hear it. When music teachers or conductors communicate, they wave their hands in visual space. Shouldn’t listeners be learning to hear music in this same part of the brain? tools to help teachers
The Enhanced Digital edition offers 230 pages of videos, interactive pictures, interactive quiz questions, over 120 built in music samples and more exciting content is now available on iTunes for $14.99. Music history and music appreciation are often a music teacher’s most difficult class. The traditional music textbook model offers little engagement for music students in the classroom. This textbook creates a set of tools and a new path through the woods of music history. Visit the Teacher’s Lounge for more tools and resources. | 1,879 | 2,911 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1669128752#4_2448089984 | http://interactivelistening.com/ | Interactive Listening | INTERACTIVE LISTENING a new approach to music
INTERACTIVE LISTENING a new approach to music
what is interactive listening?
change music history and education
use technology
tools to help teachers
TEDx Jacksonville – Designing Curiosity
Pete Carney and Brian Felix in the News
Global Digital Culture
Critical Thinking and Strategy
Abstract Solutions
Music History is transformed into an interactive experience on the iPad
change music history
Music Education now available on iPad!
Let's make music matter!
| tools to help teachers
The Enhanced Digital edition offers 230 pages of videos, interactive pictures, interactive quiz questions, over 120 built in music samples and more exciting content is now available on iTunes for $14.99. Music history and music appreciation are often a music teacher’s most difficult class. The traditional music textbook model offers little engagement for music students in the classroom. This textbook creates a set of tools and a new path through the woods of music history. Visit the Teacher’s Lounge for more tools and resources. 02 December 2015 by Pete Carney, in Blog,Latest posts,Music Education,Press
Illinois Public Radio – Education and Curiosity
Education Desk: Meet Pete Carney By DUSTY RHODES • OCT 27, 2015 Five year...
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Matthew Richmond Music Professor at UNC Asheville
"Interactive Listening" is a thorough and engaging text. By presenting music fundamentals and history in a conversational, exploratory style, it invites students from every background to approach music in ways that make sense to them. The examples and assignments are well-chosen to eliminate the "dead white guy" syndrome that still plagues too many music courses. Global Digital Culture
Interactive Listening takes a global view on music education. | 2,353 | 4,053 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1669128752#5_2448092461 | http://interactivelistening.com/ | Interactive Listening | INTERACTIVE LISTENING a new approach to music
INTERACTIVE LISTENING a new approach to music
what is interactive listening?
change music history and education
use technology
tools to help teachers
TEDx Jacksonville – Designing Curiosity
Pete Carney and Brian Felix in the News
Global Digital Culture
Critical Thinking and Strategy
Abstract Solutions
Music History is transformed into an interactive experience on the iPad
change music history
Music Education now available on iPad!
Let's make music matter!
| 02 December 2015 by Pete Carney, in Blog,Latest posts,Music Education,Press
Illinois Public Radio – Education and Curiosity
Education Desk: Meet Pete Carney By DUSTY RHODES • OCT 27, 2015 Five year...
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28 July 2015 by Pete Carney, in Blog,Latest posts,Music Education,Music Technology,Press
TEDx Jacksonville – Designing Curiosity
We are very excited to announce that our very own Pete Carney, co-author of Inte...
READ MORE +
15 August 2014 by Pete Carney, in Music Education,Music Technology,Press
Pete Carney and Brian Felix in the News
Lisa Robbins, First Coast News 6:04 p.m. EDT August 13, 2014 “This initiat...
READ MORE +
Matthew Richmond Music Professor at UNC Asheville
"Interactive Listening" is a thorough and engaging text. By presenting music fundamentals and history in a conversational, exploratory style, it invites students from every background to approach music in ways that make sense to them. The examples and assignments are well-chosen to eliminate the "dead white guy" syndrome that still plagues too many music courses. Global Digital Culture
Interactive Listening takes a global view on music education. From Blues, Gospel, and Hip Hop in the US to Indonesian, African, and Tibetan music, this tactile approach to culture and history races into subjects that have been are traditionally a teacher's swamp in the classroom. Critical Thinking and Strategy
Like a campaign in chess, orchestras and wind ensembles perform massive strategies of music. Being a listener requires critical skills to perceive the works of great composers. Visualizing the weaving of melodies across an ensemble require practice, patience, and many defeats. " My discovery was the result of musical perception." | 2,911 | 4,634 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1669128752#6_2448094954 | http://interactivelistening.com/ | Interactive Listening | INTERACTIVE LISTENING a new approach to music
INTERACTIVE LISTENING a new approach to music
what is interactive listening?
change music history and education
use technology
tools to help teachers
TEDx Jacksonville – Designing Curiosity
Pete Carney and Brian Felix in the News
Global Digital Culture
Critical Thinking and Strategy
Abstract Solutions
Music History is transformed into an interactive experience on the iPad
change music history
Music Education now available on iPad!
Let's make music matter!
| From Blues, Gospel, and Hip Hop in the US to Indonesian, African, and Tibetan music, this tactile approach to culture and history races into subjects that have been are traditionally a teacher's swamp in the classroom. Critical Thinking and Strategy
Like a campaign in chess, orchestras and wind ensembles perform massive strategies of music. Being a listener requires critical skills to perceive the works of great composers. Visualizing the weaving of melodies across an ensemble require practice, patience, and many defeats. " My discovery was the result of musical perception." -Albert Einstein on relativity
Abstract Solutions
Music inspires as much as it confuses. Like liquid in our imagination, it can be touched, felt, but not held. Music History is transformed into an interactive experience on the iPad
change music history
In recent MRI scans, musicians brains have been shown to use the visual area of the brain more than non-musicians. In this new approach to music, students have a textbook that asks them to see music as much as they hear it. When music teachers or conductors communicate, they wave their hands in visual space. | 4,054 | 5,197 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1669128752#7_2448096834 | http://interactivelistening.com/ | Interactive Listening | INTERACTIVE LISTENING a new approach to music
INTERACTIVE LISTENING a new approach to music
what is interactive listening?
change music history and education
use technology
tools to help teachers
TEDx Jacksonville – Designing Curiosity
Pete Carney and Brian Felix in the News
Global Digital Culture
Critical Thinking and Strategy
Abstract Solutions
Music History is transformed into an interactive experience on the iPad
change music history
Music Education now available on iPad!
Let's make music matter!
| -Albert Einstein on relativity
Abstract Solutions
Music inspires as much as it confuses. Like liquid in our imagination, it can be touched, felt, but not held. Music History is transformed into an interactive experience on the iPad
change music history
In recent MRI scans, musicians brains have been shown to use the visual area of the brain more than non-musicians. In this new approach to music, students have a textbook that asks them to see music as much as they hear it. When music teachers or conductors communicate, they wave their hands in visual space. Shouldn’t listeners be learning to hear music in this same part of the brain? We are excited to announce the release of the iBook version of Interactive Listening. The Enhanced Digital edition offers 230 pages of videos, interactive pictures, interactive quiz questions, over 120 built in music samples and more exciting content is now available on iTunes for $14.99. Music history and music appreciation are often a music teacher’s most difficult class. The traditional music textbook model offers little engagement for music students in the classroom. | 4,635 | 5,751 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1669128752#8_2448098693 | http://interactivelistening.com/ | Interactive Listening | INTERACTIVE LISTENING a new approach to music
INTERACTIVE LISTENING a new approach to music
what is interactive listening?
change music history and education
use technology
tools to help teachers
TEDx Jacksonville – Designing Curiosity
Pete Carney and Brian Felix in the News
Global Digital Culture
Critical Thinking and Strategy
Abstract Solutions
Music History is transformed into an interactive experience on the iPad
change music history
Music Education now available on iPad!
Let's make music matter!
| Shouldn’t listeners be learning to hear music in this same part of the brain? We are excited to announce the release of the iBook version of Interactive Listening. The Enhanced Digital edition offers 230 pages of videos, interactive pictures, interactive quiz questions, over 120 built in music samples and more exciting content is now available on iTunes for $14.99. Music history and music appreciation are often a music teacher’s most difficult class. The traditional music textbook model offers little engagement for music students in the classroom. This textbook creates a set of tools and a new path through the woods of music history. For the first time, students can discover music while they read, not after. For the first time listeners can get instant feedback about their listening skills with over 50 automated quizzes throughout the book. This music book also attempts to create visual relationships with the sound of music. Music Education now available on iPad! | 5,198 | 6,175 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1669128752#9_2448100409 | http://interactivelistening.com/ | Interactive Listening | INTERACTIVE LISTENING a new approach to music
INTERACTIVE LISTENING a new approach to music
what is interactive listening?
change music history and education
use technology
tools to help teachers
TEDx Jacksonville – Designing Curiosity
Pete Carney and Brian Felix in the News
Global Digital Culture
Critical Thinking and Strategy
Abstract Solutions
Music History is transformed into an interactive experience on the iPad
change music history
Music Education now available on iPad!
Let's make music matter!
| This textbook creates a set of tools and a new path through the woods of music history. For the first time, students can discover music while they read, not after. For the first time listeners can get instant feedback about their listening skills with over 50 automated quizzes throughout the book. This music book also attempts to create visual relationships with the sound of music. Music Education now available on iPad! Read More! Let's make music matter! | 5,752 | 6,211 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1669135731#0_2448101597 | http://interactivemedia.bradley.edu/ell/nmt/your_thesis_n_claims.html | your thesis and claims | Your Thesis and Claims
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| your thesis and claims
Your Thesis and Claims
This assignment is Reading Summary (7)
At the bottom of this page, note that this assignment is different than the initial assignment about thesis and claims. First, a reminder about thesis statements: Thesis
A thesis statement in an essay is a sentence that explicitly identifies the purpose of the paper. The thesis statement is the sentence that contains the focus of your essay and tells your reader what the essay is going to be about. Claims
Next, a reminder about claims. Claims are the beginnings and "wanted ends" of arguments. When one makes a claim, one has to be prepared to support the claim with evidence and reasoning. There are few "self-evident" and "universally accepted" claims. Every/any claim that is made requires (at least some) evidence in the face of challenge by the audience ("oh yeah?"): " She/he who asserts a claim, must provide evidence and reasoning." | 0 | 933 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1669135731#1_2448102852 | http://interactivemedia.bradley.edu/ell/nmt/your_thesis_n_claims.html | your thesis and claims | Your Thesis and Claims
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| Claims are the beginnings and "wanted ends" of arguments. When one makes a claim, one has to be prepared to support the claim with evidence and reasoning. There are few "self-evident" and "universally accepted" claims. Every/any claim that is made requires (at least some) evidence in the face of challenge by the audience ("oh yeah?"): " She/he who asserts a claim, must provide evidence and reasoning." Claims sometimes stand alone and at other times are part of a series (of claims and subclaims). In effect, the "thesis" of a work or part of a work is a kind of claim (we might say that the overall thesis is the "main claim"). It is important that you know when are making claims and what kinds of claims you are making. Making and substantiating a series of claims is how you "make an argument," in our case, via a written paper. Likewise, it's important to be able to identify and evaluate the claims that others make, particularly when you are searching for evidence in support of your claims. | 529 | 1,530 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1669135731#2_2448104173 | http://interactivemedia.bradley.edu/ell/nmt/your_thesis_n_claims.html | your thesis and claims | Your Thesis and Claims
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| Claims sometimes stand alone and at other times are part of a series (of claims and subclaims). In effect, the "thesis" of a work or part of a work is a kind of claim (we might say that the overall thesis is the "main claim"). It is important that you know when are making claims and what kinds of claims you are making. Making and substantiating a series of claims is how you "make an argument," in our case, via a written paper. Likewise, it's important to be able to identify and evaluate the claims that others make, particularly when you are searching for evidence in support of your claims. In both cases, it's crucial that the person making the claim (presenting the argument) provides sufficient support to establish their claim. Be especially vigilant for instances in which the speaker/writer/source makes one (kind of) claim and supports another (but thereby expects the audience to accept the first as established). And of course, you don't want to make this error. For example, I might make the claim: "Since smoking is bad for the health of the smoker and imposes 2nd hand smoke risks to others, smoking on campus should be banned." | 933 | 2,080 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1669135731#3_2448105631 | http://interactivemedia.bradley.edu/ell/nmt/your_thesis_n_claims.html | your thesis and claims | Your Thesis and Claims
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| In both cases, it's crucial that the person making the claim (presenting the argument) provides sufficient support to establish their claim. Be especially vigilant for instances in which the speaker/writer/source makes one (kind of) claim and supports another (but thereby expects the audience to accept the first as established). And of course, you don't want to make this error. For example, I might make the claim: "Since smoking is bad for the health of the smoker and imposes 2nd hand smoke risks to others, smoking on campus should be banned." I might then provide a TON of evidence in support of the health risks from smoking both to the smoker and those nearby. I might then ask you to conclude that we should, therefore, ban smoking on campus. Note that I've not engaged in the implied value arguments (about the relative merits of limiting personal freedom in favor of public health). Nor have I directly argued about the policy I am advocating (how do we enact and enforce the policy? What are the sanctions/punishments? | 1,530 | 2,562 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1669135731#4_2448106969 | http://interactivemedia.bradley.edu/ell/nmt/your_thesis_n_claims.html | your thesis and claims | Your Thesis and Claims
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| I might then provide a TON of evidence in support of the health risks from smoking both to the smoker and those nearby. I might then ask you to conclude that we should, therefore, ban smoking on campus. Note that I've not engaged in the implied value arguments (about the relative merits of limiting personal freedom in favor of public health). Nor have I directly argued about the policy I am advocating (how do we enact and enforce the policy? What are the sanctions/punishments? Who is in charge? Will the policy solve the health problems that I've proposed?). There are three major kinds of claims: ( 1) Claims of fact, (2) Claims of value, and (3) Claims of policy. 1) Claims of fact make statements about, for example: | 2,080 | 2,804 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1669135731#5_2448107998 | http://interactivemedia.bradley.edu/ell/nmt/your_thesis_n_claims.html | your thesis and claims | Your Thesis and Claims
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| Who is in charge? Will the policy solve the health problems that I've proposed?). There are three major kinds of claims: ( 1) Claims of fact, (2) Claims of value, and (3) Claims of policy. 1) Claims of fact make statements about, for example: States of being/not being ("there is a full moon out tonight"). Aspects/attributes of things ("that barn is red/large/old/empty"). The state of affairs ("the roadway is busy today"). Generally speaking, we think of claims of fact as either being true or false. 2) Claims of value are decided based on establishing the merits of preferable modes of behavior (instrumental values) or ultimate goals (terminal values) [ see items in the Rokeach values survey for Amerian rankings and examples ]. | 2,563 | 3,297 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1669135731#6_2448109044 | http://interactivemedia.bradley.edu/ell/nmt/your_thesis_n_claims.html | your thesis and claims | Your Thesis and Claims
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| States of being/not being ("there is a full moon out tonight"). Aspects/attributes of things ("that barn is red/large/old/empty"). The state of affairs ("the roadway is busy today"). Generally speaking, we think of claims of fact as either being true or false. 2) Claims of value are decided based on establishing the merits of preferable modes of behavior (instrumental values) or ultimate goals (terminal values) [ see items in the Rokeach values survey for Amerian rankings and examples ]. For example, "This is a beautiful watch" (we will argue about the relative beauty of the watch, rather about the fact claim that is implied: whether it's a watch)-- beauty is a terminal value
"Talking behind someone's back is irresponsible" (we will argue about whether gossip is responsible communication)-- responsibility is an instrumental valu e
Claims of value depend on acceptance of the value by the audience and their agreement to the relative evaluation level assigned to the subject/object. Elements of size/speed/effectiveness (bigger, faster, more or less effective) ARE NOT VALUES AS WE ARE DEFINING THEM HERE. 3) Claims of policy respond to the common English sentence: Who should Do What? | 2,804 | 4,001 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1669135731#7_2448110557 | http://interactivemedia.bradley.edu/ell/nmt/your_thesis_n_claims.html | your thesis and claims | Your Thesis and Claims
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| For example, "This is a beautiful watch" (we will argue about the relative beauty of the watch, rather about the fact claim that is implied: whether it's a watch)-- beauty is a terminal value
"Talking behind someone's back is irresponsible" (we will argue about whether gossip is responsible communication)-- responsibility is an instrumental valu e
Claims of value depend on acceptance of the value by the audience and their agreement to the relative evaluation level assigned to the subject/object. Elements of size/speed/effectiveness (bigger, faster, more or less effective) ARE NOT VALUES AS WE ARE DEFINING THEM HERE. 3) Claims of policy respond to the common English sentence: Who should Do What? Claims of policy propose that specific action should be undertaken/completed by specific entities. It's better to state a policy claim in the affirmative rather than the negative. For example: "Bradley University should replace the current library with a new building." "Students at Bradley should be able to miss classes without penalty." | 3,297 | 4,341 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1669135731#8_2448111915 | http://interactivemedia.bradley.edu/ell/nmt/your_thesis_n_claims.html | your thesis and claims | Your Thesis and Claims
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| Claims of policy propose that specific action should be undertaken/completed by specific entities. It's better to state a policy claim in the affirmative rather than the negative. For example: "Bradley University should replace the current library with a new building." "Students at Bradley should be able to miss classes without penalty." "Bradley students should develop and execute disciplined study skills during their time at university." There are sometimes implied claims of fact and value lurking inside claims of policy. For example: "Since smoking is bad for the health of the smoker and imposes 2nd hand smoke risks to others, smoking on campus should be banned." Nevertheless, the argument will turn/hinge on the policy claim. | 4,002 | 4,740 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1669135731#9_2448112966 | http://interactivemedia.bradley.edu/ell/nmt/your_thesis_n_claims.html | your thesis and claims | Your Thesis and Claims
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| "Bradley students should develop and execute disciplined study skills during their time at university." There are sometimes implied claims of fact and value lurking inside claims of policy. For example: "Since smoking is bad for the health of the smoker and imposes 2nd hand smoke risks to others, smoking on campus should be banned." Nevertheless, the argument will turn/hinge on the policy claim. Here, the policy claim is that "smoking on campus should be banned" (and that IS, ultimately, what we will decide). However, during the argument we will probably debate the fact claims ("smoking is bad for the smoker," "second hand smoke is bad for others") as well as the value claims ("protecting the general health of people on campus promotes a comfortable life." Neither of these subclaims DIRECTLY addresss the policy claim "smoking on campus should be banned" although establishing both the fact and value subclaims can help substantiate the policy claim. ==============
This assignment is Reading Summary (7)
When your reading summary is targeted at identifing YOUR thesis and claims: 1. | 4,341 | 5,436 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1669135731#10_2448114381 | http://interactivemedia.bradley.edu/ell/nmt/your_thesis_n_claims.html | your thesis and claims | Your Thesis and Claims
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| Here, the policy claim is that "smoking on campus should be banned" (and that IS, ultimately, what we will decide). However, during the argument we will probably debate the fact claims ("smoking is bad for the smoker," "second hand smoke is bad for others") as well as the value claims ("protecting the general health of people on campus promotes a comfortable life." Neither of these subclaims DIRECTLY addresss the policy claim "smoking on campus should be banned" although establishing both the fact and value subclaims can help substantiate the policy claim. ==============
This assignment is Reading Summary (7)
When your reading summary is targeted at identifing YOUR thesis and claims: 1. Summarize the reading. 2. State your thesis and make 3 claims about the material in the reading. These are NOT THE CLAIMS THE AUTHOR MAKES. These are claims you make about the reading after reading it: | 4,740 | 5,638 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1669135731#11_2448115596 | http://interactivemedia.bradley.edu/ell/nmt/your_thesis_n_claims.html | your thesis and claims | Your Thesis and Claims
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| Summarize the reading. 2. State your thesis and make 3 claims about the material in the reading. These are NOT THE CLAIMS THE AUTHOR MAKES. These are claims you make about the reading after reading it: Your thesis statement about the reading
1 main claim of fact
1 main claim of value (the value MUST be on the Rokeach list)
1 main claim of policy
Be sure you list each claim type. Do not analyze the author's thesis and claim structure. Rather, establish your own thesis and claim structure ABOUT the reading. Your main points must relate to the thesis that you propose. An example: | 5,437 | 6,020 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_01_1669135731#12_2448116489 | http://interactivemedia.bradley.edu/ell/nmt/your_thesis_n_claims.html | your thesis and claims | Your Thesis and Claims
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| Your thesis statement about the reading
1 main claim of fact
1 main claim of value (the value MUST be on the Rokeach list)
1 main claim of policy
Be sure you list each claim type. Do not analyze the author's thesis and claim structure. Rather, establish your own thesis and claim structure ABOUT the reading. Your main points must relate to the thesis that you propose. An example: Because AT&T couldn't grasp the potential of ARPANET, the military took over the network project. They enforced rules and regulations to keep the network efficient and disciplined. In 1983, they split the network in two: one for the military, called MILNET, and one for research, still called ARPANET (they were both still linked, but the gateway machines could limit access to either network). The military's main contribution was imposing a standard protocol, TCP/IP, for all machines linked to the network. | 5,638 | 6,530 |
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Your Thesis and Claims
Thesis
Claims
| Because AT&T couldn't grasp the potential of ARPANET, the military took over the network project. They enforced rules and regulations to keep the network efficient and disciplined. In 1983, they split the network in two: one for the military, called MILNET, and one for research, still called ARPANET (they were both still linked, but the gateway machines could limit access to either network). The military's main contribution was imposing a standard protocol, TCP/IP, for all machines linked to the network. Lawrence Landweber approached the NSF in 1981 to create a computer science network, which helped move the Internet from military to civilian use. BITNET was also created in 1981 for academic institutions to communicate with each other using telephone lines. By 1991, it had grown to 49 countries, but it began to decline in popularity in 1993. MERIT was commissioned to build the NSFNET for supercomputing in 1987, which enabled the Internet to grow even more rapidly. ARPANET had become slow in comparison, so it was decommissioned in 1990. | 6,020 | 7,072 |
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Your Thesis and Claims
Thesis
Claims
| Lawrence Landweber approached the NSF in 1981 to create a computer science network, which helped move the Internet from military to civilian use. BITNET was also created in 1981 for academic institutions to communicate with each other using telephone lines. By 1991, it had grown to 49 countries, but it began to decline in popularity in 1993. MERIT was commissioned to build the NSFNET for supercomputing in 1987, which enabled the Internet to grow even more rapidly. ARPANET had become slow in comparison, so it was decommissioned in 1990. In 1991, Senator Al Gore helped pass a bill to establish a network to connect NASA, the Department of Energy, NSF, and ARPA. However, during the 2000 presidential election, he was accused of saying he had "invented the Internet"; he had not made any such claim. During the early days of the Internet, various groups and committees were formed to coordinate research for networking on an international scale. By the 1990s, TCP/IP had helped create a global network. | 6,531 | 7,537 |
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Your Thesis and Claims
Thesis
Claims
| In 1991, Senator Al Gore helped pass a bill to establish a network to connect NASA, the Department of Energy, NSF, and ARPA. However, during the 2000 presidential election, he was accused of saying he had "invented the Internet"; he had not made any such claim. During the early days of the Internet, various groups and committees were formed to coordinate research for networking on an international scale. By the 1990s, TCP/IP had helped create a global network. The Domain Name System was established in 1983 to help regulate the assignment of domain names (.com, .uk, etc.). The US took control over Domain Name System in 1998 and held control until 2009, when it was decided that no one country should control the Internet. Thesis: The Internet was originally under control of the military, but it later was given control to civilians, helping to expand it to a global scale. Claim of fact: | 7,073 | 7,968 |
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Your Thesis and Claims
Thesis
Claims
| The Domain Name System was established in 1983 to help regulate the assignment of domain names (.com, .uk, etc.). The US took control over Domain Name System in 1998 and held control until 2009, when it was decided that no one country should control the Internet. Thesis: The Internet was originally under control of the military, but it later was given control to civilians, helping to expand it to a global scale. Claim of fact: The number of machines connected to the Internet nearly doubled every year between 1990 and 1993. Claim of value: Private organizations, wisdom, and freedom undergird the needs of the Internet. Claim of policy: The US should continue and expand the policy of bringing the Internet under the control of global entities. | 7,538 | 8,287 |
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System
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1.
Endocrine
System
Review
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2.
Goals/
What
You
Need
to
Know
Goals
What
You
Need
to
Know
Pituitary
gland
Pineal
Gland
Thyroid
gland
Parathyroid
glands
Thymus
Adrenal
glands
Pancreas
Ovaries
Testes
Hypothalamus
Heart
Stomach
Gut
(Small
intestines)
Kidneys
Page
5.
Summary
Quiz
Question
#2:
Hormones
and
Target
Tissues
Quiz
Question
#3:
Hormone
Function
Quiz
Question
#4:
Hormone
Production
/
Hormone
Stimulation
Study
Questions
on
Endocrine
System
Review
| Endocrine System Review
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System
Review
Graphics
are
used
with
permission
of: Pearson
Education
Inc.,
publishing
as
Benjamin
Cummings
(http://www.aw-bc.com)
Page
1. Endocrine
System
Review
Consists
of
discrete
individual
glands
that
produce
and
secrete
chemical
messengers
known
as
hormones.
Hormones
travel
from
endocrine
organs
to
their
targets
via
the
blood.
Target
cells
are
cells
that
have
receptors
for
specific
hormones
on
them. Page
2. Goals/
What
You
Need
to
Know
Goals
To
identify
the
well
established
endocrine
glands
in
the
body.
To
review
some
of
the
well-understood
hormones
that
are
produced
by
each
gland
or
tissue.
To
identify
some
of
the
major
target
tissues
for
each
gland
or
tissue.
To
understand
a
simplified
function
for
each
hormone
that
is
reviewed. | 0 | 1,015 |
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System
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1.
Endocrine
System
Review
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2.
Goals/
What
You
Need
to
Know
Goals
What
You
Need
to
Know
Pituitary
gland
Pineal
Gland
Thyroid
gland
Parathyroid
glands
Thymus
Adrenal
glands
Pancreas
Ovaries
Testes
Hypothalamus
Heart
Stomach
Gut
(Small
intestines)
Kidneys
Page
5.
Summary
Quiz
Question
#2:
Hormones
and
Target
Tissues
Quiz
Question
#3:
Hormone
Function
Quiz
Question
#4:
Hormone
Production
/
Hormone
Stimulation
Study
Questions
on
Endocrine
System
Review
| Page
2. Goals/
What
You
Need
to
Know
Goals
To
identify
the
well
established
endocrine
glands
in
the
body.
To
review
some
of
the
well-understood
hormones
that
are
produced
by
each
gland
or
tissue.
To
identify
some
of
the
major
target
tissues
for
each
gland
or
tissue.
To
understand
a
simplified
function
for
each
hormone
that
is
reviewed. What
You
Need
to
Know
The
difference
between
endocrine
and
exocrine
glands
and
the
composition
of
a
mixed
gland.
The
difference
between
endocrine
glands
and
endocrine
tissues.
The
basic
categories
of
organic
molecules.
The
components
and
functions
of
a
negative
feedback
system. Page
3. | 558 | 1,392 |
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System
Review
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1.
Endocrine
System
Review
Page
2.
Goals/
What
You
Need
to
Know
Goals
What
You
Need
to
Know
Pituitary
gland
Pineal
Gland
Thyroid
gland
Parathyroid
glands
Thymus
Adrenal
glands
Pancreas
Ovaries
Testes
Hypothalamus
Heart
Stomach
Gut
(Small
intestines)
Kidneys
Page
5.
Summary
Quiz
Question
#2:
Hormones
and
Target
Tissues
Quiz
Question
#3:
Hormone
Function
Quiz
Question
#4:
Hormone
Production
/
Hormone
Stimulation
Study
Questions
on
Endocrine
System
Review
| What
You
Need
to
Know
The
difference
between
endocrine
and
exocrine
glands
and
the
composition
of
a
mixed
gland.
The
difference
between
endocrine
glands
and
endocrine
tissues.
The
basic
categories
of
organic
molecules.
The
components
and
functions
of
a
negative
feedback
system. Page
3. Endocrine
Glands: Hormones
and
Functions
*Be
sure
to
review
all
the
highlighted
endocrine
glands
on
this
page. Pituitary
gland
Divided
into
the
glandular
anterior
lobe
and
the
neuronal
posterior
lobe.
All
six
anterior
pituitary
hormones
are
peptides.
The
Six
Major
Anterior
pituitary
hormones
are: | 1,015 | 1,781 |
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System
Review
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1.
Endocrine
System
Review
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2.
Goals/
What
You
Need
to
Know
Goals
What
You
Need
to
Know
Pituitary
gland
Pineal
Gland
Thyroid
gland
Parathyroid
glands
Thymus
Adrenal
glands
Pancreas
Ovaries
Testes
Hypothalamus
Heart
Stomach
Gut
(Small
intestines)
Kidneys
Page
5.
Summary
Quiz
Question
#2:
Hormones
and
Target
Tissues
Quiz
Question
#3:
Hormone
Function
Quiz
Question
#4:
Hormone
Production
/
Hormone
Stimulation
Study
Questions
on
Endocrine
System
Review
| Endocrine
Glands: Hormones
and
Functions
*Be
sure
to
review
all
the
highlighted
endocrine
glands
on
this
page. Pituitary
gland
Divided
into
the
glandular
anterior
lobe
and
the
neuronal
posterior
lobe.
All
six
anterior
pituitary
hormones
are
peptides.
The
Six
Major
Anterior
pituitary
hormones
are: Thyroid
Stimulating
Hormone
(TSH
or
thyrotropin)
Follicle
Stimulating
Hormone
(FSH,
a
gonadotropin)
Luteinizing
Hormone
(LH,
a
gonadotropin)
Adrenocorticotropic
Hormone
(ACTH,
or
corticotropin)
Growth
Hormone
(GH)
Prolactin
(PRL)
Targets
and
Functions
of
the
Anterior
Pituitary
Hormones
TSH
–
target
thyroid
gland
and
stimulates
secretion
of
thyroid
hormone
(TH). FSH
–
targets
follicles
in
the
ovaries
of
females
and
stimulates
growth
of
follicle
and
production
of
estrogen. In
males
it
targets
the
testes
and
stimulates
sperm
cell
production. LH
–
targets
follicle,
triggers
ovulation
and
increases
secretion
of
progesterone. In
males
it
stimulates
testosterone
production. | 1,392 | 2,656 |
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System
Review
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1.
Endocrine
System
Review
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2.
Goals/
What
You
Need
to
Know
Goals
What
You
Need
to
Know
Pituitary
gland
Pineal
Gland
Thyroid
gland
Parathyroid
glands
Thymus
Adrenal
glands
Pancreas
Ovaries
Testes
Hypothalamus
Heart
Stomach
Gut
(Small
intestines)
Kidneys
Page
5.
Summary
Quiz
Question
#2:
Hormones
and
Target
Tissues
Quiz
Question
#3:
Hormone
Function
Quiz
Question
#4:
Hormone
Production
/
Hormone
Stimulation
Study
Questions
on
Endocrine
System
Review
| Thyroid
Stimulating
Hormone
(TSH
or
thyrotropin)
Follicle
Stimulating
Hormone
(FSH,
a
gonadotropin)
Luteinizing
Hormone
(LH,
a
gonadotropin)
Adrenocorticotropic
Hormone
(ACTH,
or
corticotropin)
Growth
Hormone
(GH)
Prolactin
(PRL)
Targets
and
Functions
of
the
Anterior
Pituitary
Hormones
TSH
–
target
thyroid
gland
and
stimulates
secretion
of
thyroid
hormone
(TH). FSH
–
targets
follicles
in
the
ovaries
of
females
and
stimulates
growth
of
follicle
and
production
of
estrogen. In
males
it
targets
the
testes
and
stimulates
sperm
cell
production. LH
–
targets
follicle,
triggers
ovulation
and
increases
secretion
of
progesterone. In
males
it
stimulates
testosterone
production. ACTH
–
targets
the
adrenal
cortex
and
causes
the
secretion
of
glucocorticoids. GH
-
targets
most
bodily
tissues
and
stimulates
metabolism
and
growth
of
those
tissues. PRL
-
targets
the
breasts
in
females. Stimulates
breast
development
and
lactation. Role
is
uncertain
in
males. | 1,781 | 3,022 |
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System
Review
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1.
Endocrine
System
Review
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2.
Goals/
What
You
Need
to
Know
Goals
What
You
Need
to
Know
Pituitary
gland
Pineal
Gland
Thyroid
gland
Parathyroid
glands
Thymus
Adrenal
glands
Pancreas
Ovaries
Testes
Hypothalamus
Heart
Stomach
Gut
(Small
intestines)
Kidneys
Page
5.
Summary
Quiz
Question
#2:
Hormones
and
Target
Tissues
Quiz
Question
#3:
Hormone
Function
Quiz
Question
#4:
Hormone
Production
/
Hormone
Stimulation
Study
Questions
on
Endocrine
System
Review
| ACTH
–
targets
the
adrenal
cortex
and
causes
the
secretion
of
glucocorticoids. GH
-
targets
most
bodily
tissues
and
stimulates
metabolism
and
growth
of
those
tissues. PRL
-
targets
the
breasts
in
females. Stimulates
breast
development
and
lactation. Role
is
uncertain
in
males.
For
each
target
gland/tissue
here
fill
in
the
correct
anterior
pituitary
hormone. Pineal
Gland
Produces
the
amine
hormone
melatonin.
Functions
not
well
understood
in
humans
but
thought
to
play
a
role
in
regulating
light-dark
cycles. Thyroid
gland
Produces
two
very
different
hormones. Follicular
cells
produce
the
amine-based
thyroid
hormone
(TH). | 2,656 | 3,484 |
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System
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1.
Endocrine
System
Review
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2.
Goals/
What
You
Need
to
Know
Goals
What
You
Need
to
Know
Pituitary
gland
Pineal
Gland
Thyroid
gland
Parathyroid
glands
Thymus
Adrenal
glands
Pancreas
Ovaries
Testes
Hypothalamus
Heart
Stomach
Gut
(Small
intestines)
Kidneys
Page
5.
Summary
Quiz
Question
#2:
Hormones
and
Target
Tissues
Quiz
Question
#3:
Hormone
Function
Quiz
Question
#4:
Hormone
Production
/
Hormone
Stimulation
Study
Questions
on
Endocrine
System
Review
|
For
each
target
gland/tissue
here
fill
in
the
correct
anterior
pituitary
hormone. Pineal
Gland
Produces
the
amine
hormone
melatonin.
Functions
not
well
understood
in
humans
but
thought
to
play
a
role
in
regulating
light-dark
cycles. Thyroid
gland
Produces
two
very
different
hormones. Follicular
cells
produce
the
amine-based
thyroid
hormone
(TH). Parafollicular
cells
produce
the
peptide
hormone
calcitonin.
Targets
and
functions
of
TH
include: Regulate
many
metabolic
functions. Essential
for
normal
growth. Essential
for
the
development
of
the
nervous
system. | 3,022 | 3,776 |
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System
Review
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1.
Endocrine
System
Review
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2.
Goals/
What
You
Need
to
Know
Goals
What
You
Need
to
Know
Pituitary
gland
Pineal
Gland
Thyroid
gland
Parathyroid
glands
Thymus
Adrenal
glands
Pancreas
Ovaries
Testes
Hypothalamus
Heart
Stomach
Gut
(Small
intestines)
Kidneys
Page
5.
Summary
Quiz
Question
#2:
Hormones
and
Target
Tissues
Quiz
Question
#3:
Hormone
Function
Quiz
Question
#4:
Hormone
Production
/
Hormone
Stimulation
Study
Questions
on
Endocrine
System
Review
| Parafollicular
cells
produce
the
peptide
hormone
calcitonin.
Targets
and
functions
of
TH
include: Regulate
many
metabolic
functions. Essential
for
normal
growth. Essential
for
the
development
of
the
nervous
system. Essential
for
nervous
system
function
in
adults. Amplifies
the
effects
of
the
sympathetic
nervous
system.
Label
this
diagram
with
the
correct
functions
of
TH.
Calcitonin
helps
regulate
blood
calcium
levels
by
inhibiting
osteoclast
activity,
thus
preventing
excessive
resorption
of
bone. Parathyroid
glands
A
cluster
of
small
glands
on
the
posterior
of
the
thyroid
gland. | 3,484 | 4,272 |
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System
Review
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1.
Endocrine
System
Review
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2.
Goals/
What
You
Need
to
Know
Goals
What
You
Need
to
Know
Pituitary
gland
Pineal
Gland
Thyroid
gland
Parathyroid
glands
Thymus
Adrenal
glands
Pancreas
Ovaries
Testes
Hypothalamus
Heart
Stomach
Gut
(Small
intestines)
Kidneys
Page
5.
Summary
Quiz
Question
#2:
Hormones
and
Target
Tissues
Quiz
Question
#3:
Hormone
Function
Quiz
Question
#4:
Hormone
Production
/
Hormone
Stimulation
Study
Questions
on
Endocrine
System
Review
| Essential
for
nervous
system
function
in
adults. Amplifies
the
effects
of
the
sympathetic
nervous
system.
Label
this
diagram
with
the
correct
functions
of
TH.
Calcitonin
helps
regulate
blood
calcium
levels
by
inhibiting
osteoclast
activity,
thus
preventing
excessive
resorption
of
bone. Parathyroid
glands
A
cluster
of
small
glands
on
the
posterior
of
the
thyroid
gland.
Secrete
the
peptide
hormone
parathyroid
hormone
(PTH).
PTH
is
secretion
is
stimulated
by
a
drop
in
blood
calcium
levels.
PTH
targets
the
following
tissues:
Kidneys
–
PTH
causes
direct
reabsorption
of
calcium.
Bone-
PTH
causes
the
resorption
of
bone. | 3,776 | 4,620 |
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System
Review
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2.
Goals/
What
You
Need
to
Know
Goals
What
You
Need
to
Know
Pituitary
gland
Pineal
Gland
Thyroid
gland
Parathyroid
glands
Thymus
Adrenal
glands
Pancreas
Ovaries
Testes
Hypothalamus
Heart
Stomach
Gut
(Small
intestines)
Kidneys
Page
5.
Summary
Quiz
Question
#2:
Hormones
and
Target
Tissues
Quiz
Question
#3:
Hormone
Function
Quiz
Question
#4:
Hormone
Production
/
Hormone
Stimulation
Study
Questions
on
Endocrine
System
Review
|
Secrete
the
peptide
hormone
parathyroid
hormone
(PTH).
PTH
is
secretion
is
stimulated
by
a
drop
in
blood
calcium
levels.
PTH
targets
the
following
tissues:
Kidneys
–
PTH
causes
direct
reabsorption
of
calcium.
Bone-
PTH
causes
the
resorption
of
bone.
Gut
–
PTH
stimulates
conversion
of
vitamin
D
to
calcitrol,
which
regulates
absorption
of
calcium
by
the
intestines. Thymus
Large
at
birth
and
increases
in
size
until
puberty. Decreases
until
unnoticeable
in
adults.
Secretes
the
peptide
hormones
thymosin
and
thymopoietin.
Function
is
poorly
understood,
but
they
play
a
role
in
the
development
of
T-cell
lymphocytes
(hence
the
name). | 4,272 | 5,130 |
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System
Review
Page
1.
Endocrine
System
Review
Page
2.
Goals/
What
You
Need
to
Know
Goals
What
You
Need
to
Know
Pituitary
gland
Pineal
Gland
Thyroid
gland
Parathyroid
glands
Thymus
Adrenal
glands
Pancreas
Ovaries
Testes
Hypothalamus
Heart
Stomach
Gut
(Small
intestines)
Kidneys
Page
5.
Summary
Quiz
Question
#2:
Hormones
and
Target
Tissues
Quiz
Question
#3:
Hormone
Function
Quiz
Question
#4:
Hormone
Production
/
Hormone
Stimulation
Study
Questions
on
Endocrine
System
Review
|
Gut
–
PTH
stimulates
conversion
of
vitamin
D
to
calcitrol,
which
regulates
absorption
of
calcium
by
the
intestines. Thymus
Large
at
birth
and
increases
in
size
until
puberty. Decreases
until
unnoticeable
in
adults.
Secretes
the
peptide
hormones
thymosin
and
thymopoietin.
Function
is
poorly
understood,
but
they
play
a
role
in
the
development
of
T-cell
lymphocytes
(hence
the
name). Adrenal
glands
Small,
paired
glands
that
sit
atop
the
kidneys.
Composed
of
an
outer
epithelial
cortex
and
inner
neuronal
medulla.
Cortex
secretes
three
classes
of
steroid
hormones
(mineralcorticoids,
glucocorticoids,
and
androgens)
and
medulla
secretes
the
catecholamines.
There
are
three
zones
to
the
cortex: Zona
Glomerulosa
–
secretes
mineralcorticoids. | 4,620 | 5,588 |
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System
Review
Page
1.
Endocrine
System
Review
Page
2.
Goals/
What
You
Need
to
Know
Goals
What
You
Need
to
Know
Pituitary
gland
Pineal
Gland
Thyroid
gland
Parathyroid
glands
Thymus
Adrenal
glands
Pancreas
Ovaries
Testes
Hypothalamus
Heart
Stomach
Gut
(Small
intestines)
Kidneys
Page
5.
Summary
Quiz
Question
#2:
Hormones
and
Target
Tissues
Quiz
Question
#3:
Hormone
Function
Quiz
Question
#4:
Hormone
Production
/
Hormone
Stimulation
Study
Questions
on
Endocrine
System
Review
| Adrenal
glands
Small,
paired
glands
that
sit
atop
the
kidneys.
Composed
of
an
outer
epithelial
cortex
and
inner
neuronal
medulla.
Cortex
secretes
three
classes
of
steroid
hormones
(mineralcorticoids,
glucocorticoids,
and
androgens)
and
medulla
secretes
the
catecholamines.
There
are
three
zones
to
the
cortex: Zona
Glomerulosa
–
secretes
mineralcorticoids. Zona
Fasciulata
–
secretes
glucocorticoids
and
androgens. Zona
Reticularis
–
secretes
glucocorticoid
and
androgens.
Important
cortex
hormones
include: Aldosterone
–
mineralcorticoid
that
causes
the
reabsorption
of
sodium
and
the
secretion
of
potassium. Cortisol
–
glucocorticoid
that
regulates
metabolism,
regulates
the
immune
system,
and
facilitates
the
stress
response. | 5,130 | 6,060 |
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Endocrine
System
Review
Page
1.
Endocrine
System
Review
Page
2.
Goals/
What
You
Need
to
Know
Goals
What
You
Need
to
Know
Pituitary
gland
Pineal
Gland
Thyroid
gland
Parathyroid
glands
Thymus
Adrenal
glands
Pancreas
Ovaries
Testes
Hypothalamus
Heart
Stomach
Gut
(Small
intestines)
Kidneys
Page
5.
Summary
Quiz
Question
#2:
Hormones
and
Target
Tissues
Quiz
Question
#3:
Hormone
Function
Quiz
Question
#4:
Hormone
Production
/
Hormone
Stimulation
Study
Questions
on
Endocrine
System
Review
| Zona
Fasciulata
–
secretes
glucocorticoids
and
androgens. Zona
Reticularis
–
secretes
glucocorticoid
and
androgens.
Important
cortex
hormones
include: Aldosterone
–
mineralcorticoid
that
causes
the
reabsorption
of
sodium
and
the
secretion
of
potassium. Cortisol
–
glucocorticoid
that
regulates
metabolism,
regulates
the
immune
system,
and
facilitates
the
stress
response. Androgens
–
stimulates
growth
spurt
early
in
puberty
and
controls
female
sex
drive.
Adrenal
medulla
secretes
the
catecholamines
epinephrine
and
norepinephrine.
Epinephrine
is
more
abundant.
Both
hormones
facilitate
the
sympathetic
fight
or
flight
response.
Label
the
different
regions
of
the
adrenal
cortex
and
medulla
and
indicate
which
hormones
they
produce. | 5,588 | 6,530 |
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Endocrine
System
Review
Page
1.
Endocrine
System
Review
Page
2.
Goals/
What
You
Need
to
Know
Goals
What
You
Need
to
Know
Pituitary
gland
Pineal
Gland
Thyroid
gland
Parathyroid
glands
Thymus
Adrenal
glands
Pancreas
Ovaries
Testes
Hypothalamus
Heart
Stomach
Gut
(Small
intestines)
Kidneys
Page
5.
Summary
Quiz
Question
#2:
Hormones
and
Target
Tissues
Quiz
Question
#3:
Hormone
Function
Quiz
Question
#4:
Hormone
Production
/
Hormone
Stimulation
Study
Questions
on
Endocrine
System
Review
| Androgens
–
stimulates
growth
spurt
early
in
puberty
and
controls
female
sex
drive.
Adrenal
medulla
secretes
the
catecholamines
epinephrine
and
norepinephrine.
Epinephrine
is
more
abundant.
Both
hormones
facilitate
the
sympathetic
fight
or
flight
response.
Label
the
different
regions
of
the
adrenal
cortex
and
medulla
and
indicate
which
hormones
they
produce. Region
Hormone
Produced
Pancreas
A
larger
mixed
endocrine/exocrine
gland
that
lies
posterior
to
the
stomach.
Secretes
two
major
peptide
hormones,
insulin
and
glucagon.
Islet
cells
contain
_-cells
the
secrete
insulin
and
_-cells
that
secrete
glucagon. Insulin
Lowers
blood
glucose
levels
by
stimulating
glucose
uptake
by
cells,
glycogen
synthesis
by
the
liver
and
triglyceride
synthesis
by
adipose
cells. Glucagon
Stimulates
the
breakdown
of
glycogen
by
the
liver
and
the
synthesis
of
glucose
and
ketones,
thereby
raising
blood
glucose
levels. | 6,060 | 7,254 |
|
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Endocrine
System
Review
Page
1.
Endocrine
System
Review
Page
2.
Goals/
What
You
Need
to
Know
Goals
What
You
Need
to
Know
Pituitary
gland
Pineal
Gland
Thyroid
gland
Parathyroid
glands
Thymus
Adrenal
glands
Pancreas
Ovaries
Testes
Hypothalamus
Heart
Stomach
Gut
(Small
intestines)
Kidneys
Page
5.
Summary
Quiz
Question
#2:
Hormones
and
Target
Tissues
Quiz
Question
#3:
Hormone
Function
Quiz
Question
#4:
Hormone
Production
/
Hormone
Stimulation
Study
Questions
on
Endocrine
System
Review
| Region
Hormone
Produced
Pancreas
A
larger
mixed
endocrine/exocrine
gland
that
lies
posterior
to
the
stomach.
Secretes
two
major
peptide
hormones,
insulin
and
glucagon.
Islet
cells
contain
_-cells
the
secrete
insulin
and
_-cells
that
secrete
glucagon. Insulin
Lowers
blood
glucose
levels
by
stimulating
glucose
uptake
by
cells,
glycogen
synthesis
by
the
liver
and
triglyceride
synthesis
by
adipose
cells. Glucagon
Stimulates
the
breakdown
of
glycogen
by
the
liver
and
the
synthesis
of
glucose
and
ketones,
thereby
raising
blood
glucose
levels. Ovaries
Secrete
the
female
steroid
sex
hormones
estrogen
and
progesterone
and
the
peptide
hormone
inhibin.
Estrogen
is
important
for
egg
development
inside
the
ovarian
follicles.
Progesterone
is
important
after
ovulation
for
maintaining
the
integrity
of
the
uterine
lining
and
during
pregnancy.
Inhibin
regulates
the
secretion
of
FSH
from
the
anterior
pituitary
in
a
negative
feedback
mechanism. *Be
sure
to
view
the
animation
of
the
ovary/uterine
cycles. | 6,530 | 7,840 |
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