Follow the processes of an airline kitchen; bakery, fillings, cold prep. grilling, dishwashing, hygiene, costs, portion control, test kitchen, health and safety.
Languages: English
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Amazon Rainforest
The Amazon headwaters in eastern Ecuador are some of the world’s most abundant in biodiversity. This video traces the impact of oil exploration and development on a fragile ecosystem. Local Huaorani Indians speak frankly about the impacts of First World development, oil mining, deforestation and cash cropping on their traditional culture. Ecologically sustainable alternatives are also explored.
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Looking for Angles
Georgia and Bevan stumble into an imaginary world ruled by a spider. As mean as can be, the spider captures the kids’ puppy and won’t release him until they have beamed back 12 photos of angles corresponding with those of a clock face. Also discussed is measurement of angles, acute, right angle, obtuse, straight, reflex, angles in the enviornment around us, angle relationship, and measurement of angles larger than 180 degrees.
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Artists of Line and Color: Matisse, Gauguin, and Dufy
This program covers Dufy, Gauguin, Matisse. Students are taught how to recognize the different styles and subjects of these expressive painters of line and color.
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Antarctica-Continent of Ice
A look at the coldest place on earth: the survival of its wildlife in the extreme temperatures; various ice forms including glaciers, ice shelf’s and icebergs; the unusual dry valleys and the work of scientists studying the Antarctic.
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Artists of Pop Art: Warhol, Thiebaud, and Lichtenstein
This program features Lichtenstein, Thiebaud, Warhol. The style of Pop art is explored as students learn to recognize the work Lichtenstein, Thiebaud, and Warhol.
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Antarctica-Life on Ice
Antarctica – Life on Ice covers the history of exploration and travel, the life lived by expedition members and their methods for coping with the cold, the 5 species of penguins and their movements on land and water, life underwater the animals from tiny to huge, and how the Weddell seals feed underwater.
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Fantasy Art: Chagall, Magritte, and Klee.
In this program, students are introduced to Chagall, Klee, Magritte. The style of Fantasy art is explored as students learn to recognize the work of Marc Chagall, Paul Klee, and Rene Magritte
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Impressionism: Cassatt, Degas, and Renoir
This program features Degas, Renoir, Cassatt. The different styles and subjects of three important Impressionist artists are compared as students learn to recognize the work of each artist.
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Rx for Survival – DVD
At the dawn of the 21st century, the health of the world is at a critical crossroads. Malaria, tuberculosis, and other diseases virtually eliminated from developed countries routinely claim millions of lives in developing nations. More than 30 new or emergent diseases like Ebola fever, SARS, West Nile virus, and avian flu have appeared within the last 20 years. Strains of “superbugs” resistant to our best drugs mystify modern medicine, while HIV/AIDS still lacks a vaccine and continues to ravage the world. This six- part documentary series presents the compelling stories and real-life drama of those who are proving that solutions are indeed possible – and that lives can be saved right now, the world over. Includes: Disease Warriors, Rise of the Superbugs, Delivering the Goods, Deadly Messengers, Back to the Basics, and How Safe Are We?.