the beaker is frozen to the board. this is an example of an endothermic chemical reaction, one that takes in energy. in this case, the energy is taken in from the surroundings. that's why the beaker got so cold that it could freeze that bit of water that i put on that board. the beaker is frozen tightly to that board. look at that. in an endothermic reaction, the reactants have a relatively low energy. the products have a higher energy. as the reaction proceeds along the uphill slope from low energy to high energy, reactants are converted into products. in this process, energy is absorbed-- in this example, 400 kilojoules per mole reactant. many important chemical reactions take in energy. plants and animals will not grow without an infusion of energy. reactions involved in cooking food also require that energy be absorbed. but an energy change is not the whole story. there's a second driving force-- a tendency towards increased disorder. the scientific name for this disorder is entropy. entropy, it's a fascinating sub

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. >> beakers? >> i think you buy puts. >> steven? >> yahoo! >> guy?riday. >> thanks for watching. see you tomorrow again. in the meantime, "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> my mission is simple, to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to try help you find it. "mad money" starts now. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramerica. i'm just trying to make you a little money. my job is not just to entertain but to make you money. start seeking in today. possibility of a debt ceiling catastrophe. spooked the market. dow sinking 130 in points in nasdaq declining

another is not a lot of trust between this beaker of the house and democrats and republicans, but thated to be real addressing of our long term fiscal issues. they should seize on that note. to a clean debt ceiling and then go to negotiations. adam: there are places where they agree. the democrats wanted to repeal the tax on medical devices. right now they won't do that, but we're going to see that down the road. when you talk about some kind of long-term reform, they've done that. the speaker had a deal with the president. you can choose which one of them tried to change it at the last minute. they could not deliver. >> that's one of the problems. there is distressed about the motives on these deals and on their ability to actually achieve it even if they are sincere. we already have two strikes. but i talked to a lot of democrats and a lot of republicans in a lot of democrats are serious about and some reform, getting social security in order. there are republicans who feel a semi. to get the debt ceiling deal done committed the government back in order and then piece by piece, maybe

thrilled to have somebody here filling up our chairs and coming to hear this wonderful, wonderful as beaker. one needs a anti--- juanita and i met several weeks ago. as i began to talk and she was telling me about her research in such, we had somebody to make sure that we would just could not imagine. one being in councilmember meyer did not mention quite what i civil war site is. we had to be be a union soldier, lots of names on the wall of the house on the hill. please afterwards go into our gallery and see a replica attic, which has many signatures. but we have a connection because there is a connection between one of the soldiers on the walls in the house and juanita's story. and that is what is amazed. and also connection with the anti-so-called region of pennsylvania with her family and my husband's family. that we felt we were meant to be together if she was meant to speak here and where so thrilled to have her here tonight for this whole program. juanita patience moss is the daughter of the late cora and charles edgar patience. she is retired high school biology teacher. so she told

beaker, what is it? >> one of the best performing emps out there. they have an awful lot of oil.ny. but here's the deal. they are 85% -- >> short. >> this is to short pxd. yes. they're 85% hedged into 2014, which means they will continue to produce just like the natural gas producers did '09. total production in the u.s. pioneer still expecting to produce more. they don't care. they can keep drilling. oil prices go lower. you will have to start looking at 2015 earnings. to me this story looks broken. >> that's aggressive. that would be a pricey takeover. so, i'm digging beaks right there. ahead of earnings with paulson? go get em. >> lots of action coming up. if you blink for a second, then stay tuned, we have got all the highlights. at a ford dealer with a little q and a for fiona. tell me fiona, who's having a big tire event? your ford dealer. who has 11 major brands to choose from? your ford dealer. who's offering a rebate? your ford dealer. who has the low price tire guarantee, affording peace of mind to anyone who might be in the market for a new set of tires? your ford deal

con, he's got outfits like beaker from the muppets. [ laughter and applause ] pro, after fast dances,n in his face. con, after slow dances, you can see the test tube in his pocket. [ audience ohs ] wait a minute, that's -- >> steve: i think he's happy to see you. test tube. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: pro, even though he's dancing with a beautiful woman, he tries to keep his cool. con, any time something remotely sexual happens, his bow tie starts spinning around. steve: really? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: pro, his lack of dancing skills actually has a scientific explanation. con, white guy disease. [ cheers and applause ] google it. google it. >> steve: google it on the google. >> jimmy: bing it. bing it. >> steve: bing. >> jimmy: pro, you've got to give him credit for trying. con, that's what my mom said to all my college professors. that is true, yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] >> steve: come on! >> jimmy: pro, aside from being a trained dancer, he can still woo the ladies in other ways. con, like like telling them about volcanos and spiders. yeah, you know, pillow talk. >> steve: yeah. >> ji

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our next beaker was sworn in just this year from the great state of south carolina.wo years of distinction in the house of representatives, he is working faithfully to restore fiscal responsibility to washington. job creation and better economic growth and better provide for veterans who risk so much to protect our nation. in his first year he introduced an amendment to empower federal workers to choose whether or not they want their union dues to be taken out of their paychecks. what i think is a pretty good idea. ladies and gentlemen, these welcome to the podium, senator tim scott. ♪ ♪ >> thank you very much. thank you to the family research council. we are in good company this morning. went to preach -- i tell you what. i am getting kind of excited over here. over here. can i get an amen? you got to realize, my momma wanted a preacher and she got a politician. so, let us pray. there is a song that i think is so important. you familiar with the words amazing grace? i once was lost but now i am found, i was blind, but now i see. i think the lord he saved my soul --

>> beakers? >> i think you buy puts. >> steven? >> yahoo! >> guy? >> honeywell reports on friday. >> thanks for watching. see you tomorrow again. in the meantime, "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> my mission is simple, to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to try help you find it. "mad money" starts now. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramerica. i'm just trying to make you a little money. my job is not just to entertain but to make you money. start seeking in today. possibility of a debt ceiling catastrophe. spooked the market. dow sinking 130 in points in nasdaq declining 0.56%. yep, today it became clear that all the nice things we've been hearing act the deal on thursday had nothing to do with the rally becausesant tiding was all in the senate. they're just scared. not the senate. the senate is scared, the house isn't. the house of representatives as we keep discovering is a horse of a different color. from the very begin

. >> finally, the price is right for the cincti they recordly hired bryan price to replace dusty beakerthe reds have scheduled a press conference today to introduce their new skipper. starting tomorrow, it's going to be all about the world series. >> oh, yeah, that. >> at fenway park. >> that little game. >> we're sending our john henry smith out there. >> got us covered. thank you. >> facebook is changing its policy on gruesome images. >> the social networking site has dropped its ban on ultra graphic content. the reason behind the shift and the one rule users have to follow when posting disturbing images. >> ♪ >> also, how hiphop is helping young iraqi men cross cultural boundaries. what happens when social media uncovers unheard, fascinating news stories? it drives discussion across america. >> share your story on tv and online. on august 20th, >> the purpose is to condemn what's being shown. the company contends its members have a right to show the world in which we live. >> don't look at me during this next story, but a cure for baldness maybe closer than you think. human hair was

i really do believe the vast majority of those people that the administration would call beakers.e are people who are acting out of a sense of launcher as them, they believe in our system and a desire to want to make the united states a better country. it's not an artistic behavior, even though one could point perhaps to some higher profile cases and say by using labels like that, the fact that skewers the reality of what is that in the lions share of these interactions between journalists and sources. >> udc strong patriotism through many of these are late. >> if they're investigated, persecuted, prosecuted for it, they then wonder if their patriotism is suspended. >> was struck by some being that there was an e-mail by memo sent out at the white house saying please retain any e-mails that david sanger -- >> within the white house itself. >> estes said, they call them up and asked him a question and say david, we love you. no responsible report name. they just can't talk to them. >> i was also struck by an annex to any report about the governor calling to apologize for a subpoena

we have also made developments in the case of an suv driver beaten in new york by a group of beakers.ey parts of the attack caught on camera. there are charges now on three men for setting into motion the events. we learning details of what you can't see. margaret conway is here with more on that. >> good morning, kate, more drivers speak out about their side of the story, investigators are piecing together what played what part in the violence. reginald chance seen her pounding his helmet on an suv car window made his first appearance in court monday, defiant as he flipped off reporters in court. he faces gang assault and assault in the criminal degree and possession of weapon. the attorney says the charges are too severe and he wasn't even there. a witness says the bikers went after his wife as well. >> my client obviously over reacted in smashing the window. beyond that, he was not a participant on any assault on that victim. >> another biker, robert simms here seen trying to open the door as it drove away, appeared in court on saturday and faces some of the same charges, we are no

beaker boehner, what is his relationship with those who identify themselves as moderates. guest: he is a speaker's speaker. that struck me a week ago tuesday when he came up with not one but two plants to save these folks, they rejected it. you are left with either a continued government shut down or you have to yield to a deal that has been worked out by mitch mcconnell which is what happened at the end of the day. he tried to give them opportunities to get something, but not this high in the sky thing. anybody who thinks obama is going to wake up at 1600 pennsylvania avenue and go obamacare really stinks, and i am willing to get rid of it, that was not reachable in the split functions of government we have today. what he was trying to do was limit expectations, let's get that last week can, and when his goal was to save many people from getting increased taxes, rather than setting up these things to make up nice bumper stickers. host: why do you think he took that strategy? he was instructed to do that. the first thing -- that became a cause for a number of members withi