Lots of explosions but the Japanese seem to have the upper hand psychologically. http://lessonpeer.com/drhillteach/JGV%2014%20Indian%20troops%20looks%20of%20bang%20but%20an%20easy%20fight/JGV%2014%20Indian%20troops%20looks%20of%20bang%20but%20an%20easy%20fight.mp4 http://lessonpeer.com/drhillteach/JGV%2014%20Indian%20troops%20looks%20of%20bang%20but%20an%20easy%20fight/JGV%2014%20Indian%20troops%20looks%20of%20bang%20but%20an%20easy%20fight.mp3.mp3

Really an epic story of including MP3 with cover art. For those who program will understand the wandering without manuals. http://lessonpeer.com/drhillteach/Podomation%20now%20with%20MP3/Podomation%20now%20with%20MP3.mp4 http://lessonpeer.com/drhillteach/Podomation%20now%20with%20MP3/Podomation%20now%20with%20MP3.mp3.mp3

602 billion trillion, I was podcasting about this ratio but making blunders - I was totally focused on u. Perhaps we are making this number of atoms too compllicated http://lessonpeer.com/drhillteach/Avagadros%20Number/Avagadros%20Number.mp4 http://lessonpeer.com/drhillteach/Avagadros%20Number/Avagadros%20Number.mp3.mp3

Sounds trite, but giving a concept (1: 1 000 000 000 000) a name makes it easier to listen to. Light travelling 9.46 km in a year or even 1000 years to travel 1 mm is just about getting to know these new education universes. http://lessonpeer.com/drhillteach/Peterverse%20and%20Hillverse/Peterverse%20and%20Hillverse.mp4 http://lessonpeer.com/drhillteach/Peterverse%20and%20Hillverse/Peterverse%20and%20Hillverse.mp3.mp3

Three tips for teaching the enormity of space by making it not so big. I am a real fan of Celestia, the trillion ratio, and the 1 mm for 1000 ly ratio. The galaxy pancakes are fun! http://lessonpeer.com/drhillteach/A%20note%20to%20Mrs%20Boswell/A%20note%20to%20Mrs%20Boswell.mp4 Link to old lesson plan: http://lessonpeer.com/WS/LP%209%201%20Galasy%20Pancakes.pdf

Just a general exercise in memorizing the periodic table. In good spirits the Germans got in on the naming of this element after a mischevious mountain spirit , that loosely translates into the element of satin. http://lessonpeer.com/drhillteach/Nickel%20element%20of%20the%20devil/Nickel%20element%20of%20the%20devil.mp4

Finally a molecule you can taste. Always nice looking at amino acids http://lessonpeer.com/drhillteach/Glutamic%20acid/Glutamic%20acid.mp4

The chemisty of chlorine makes Mars tough but so doable if you think about it. http://lessonpeer.com/drhillteach/Josh/Josh.mp4

I felt quite ill reading about the rapid over run of British defences http://lessonpeer.com/drhillteach/JGV%2014%20Two%20British%20ships%20sunk%20and%20Thailand%20sides%20with%20Japan/JGV%2014%20Two%20British%20ships%20sunk%20and%20Thailand%20sides%20with%20Japan.mp4

Podcast for students http://lessonpeer.com/drhillteach/Vapor%20%20Rain%20and%20Snow/Vapor%20%20Rain%20and%20Snow.mp4