http://www.gpb.orgDigital Library Recent Items RSS FeedSat, 17 May 2008 03:00:05 PDTGPB Custom Scripthttp://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rssmms://mediam1.gpb.org/gpb-tv/2008/GPB-TV_GardeningInGeorgia_GEGA421_558kbps.wmvButterflies and moths undergo some dramatic changes during their lives. Their eggs are small and often difficult to see unless they are deposited in a large mass. Their young are caterpillars that are basically 'eating machines'. Then they change to pupae that may hang on the plant, be hidden in plant debris, or be buried in the soil. The adult is the butterfly or moth that emerges from that pupal stage. mms://mediam1.gpb.org/gpb-tv/2008/GPB-TV_GardeningInGeorgia_GEGA421_558kbps.wmvSat, 17 May 2008 03:00:05 PDTmms://mediam1.gpb.org/gpb-tv/2008/GPB-TV_GardeningInGeorgia_706commercial_558kbps.wmvcommerial, watermms://mediam1.gpb.org/gpb-tv/2008/GPB-TV_GardeningInGeorgia_706commercial_558kbps.wmvSat, 17 May 2008 03:00:05 PDTmms://mediam1.gpb.org/gpb-tv/2008/GPB-TV_GardeningInGeorgia_706_558kbps.wmvMaintenance-Free Flower Beds. Kelley Hafer designs a small, water conserving flower bed that could beautify any home. Pruning a Shrub Properly. Horticulturist David Berle demonstrates the simple tools and techniques of pruning that make it worry-free. Witch Hazel Gall Aphids. They make a characteristically-shaped gall on their specific host plant and they make birch tree leaves look like ruffled potato chips!mms://mediam1.gpb.org/gpb-tv/2008/GPB-TV_GardeningInGeorgia_706_558kbps.wmvSat, 17 May 2008 03:00:05 PDTmms://mediam1.gpb.org/gpb-education/2008/GPB-ED_AE301-Seg_210778617.wmvPrincipals from all three levels of public school education talk with Jane about their experiences as Principals and share insights into their keys to professional success. Guests include Patrick Blenke, Principal of Duluth High School and President of the Georgia Association of Secondary School Principals; Dr. Maria Bradley, Principal for Gladden Middle School in Murray County and Becky Maddox, Principal of Huddleston Elementary School and President of the Georgia Association of Elementary School Principals. mms://mediam1.gpb.org/gpb-education/2008/GPB-ED_AE301-Seg_210778617.wmvSat, 17 May 2008 03:00:05 PDTmms://mediam1.gpb.org/gpb-education/2008/GPB-ED_AE301-Seg_210778616.wmv Joining Jane in the studio are Maryanne Gaunt, Associate Director of the Principals Center at Georgia State University; Herb Garret, Executive Director of the Georgia School Superintendents Association and Hal Beaver, Executive Director of the Georgia Association of Elementary School Principals. This well-rounded panel of experts discusses the role of the modern day Principal as instructional leader in today's schools. They also reflect on the influence of the "No Child Left Behind" legislation on current thinking about school leadership. mms://mediam1.gpb.org/gpb-education/2008/GPB-ED_AE301-Seg_210778616.wmvSat, 17 May 2008 03:00:05 PDTmms://mediam1.gpb.org/gpb-education/2008/GPB-ED_GaAchieveEx0107_558kbps.wmvJoining Jane in the studio are Maryanne Gaunt, Associate Director of the Principals Center at Georgia State University; Herb Garret, Executive Director of the Georgia School Superintendents Association and Hal Beaver, Executive Director of the Georgia Association of Elementary School Principals; Principals from all three levels of public school education talk with Jane about their experiences as Principals and share insights into their keys to professional success. mms://mediam1.gpb.org/gpb-education/2008/GPB-ED_GaAchieveEx0107_558kbps.wmvSat, 17 May 2008 03:00:05 PDT