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Title IX, Women's Sports and Social Change - Donna Lopiano

2008-09-11T16:49:48Z

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Former CEO of Women's Sports Foundation Donna Lopiano discusses the impact of Title IX on women's sports, and examines the ongoing nature of widespread social change.

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Donna Lopiano is the immediate past chief executive officer of the Women's Sports Foundation, an organization she served for 15 years.

Recently named one of "The 10 Most Powerful Women in Sports" by Fox Sports, Dr. Lopiano was also listed as one of "The 100 Most Influential People in Sports" by The Sporting News.

Prior to joining the Women's Sports Foundation, Dr. Lopiano served at the University of Texas-Austin for 18 years where she initiated and built the women's athletic program.

She has been a college coach of men's and women's volleyball, women's basketball and softball. As an athlete, she participated in 26 national championships in four sports and was a nine-time All-American at four different positions in softball, a sport in which she played on six national championship teams.

She is a member of the National Sports Hall of Fame, the National Softball Hall of Fame and the Texas Women's Hall of Fame, among others - Chautauqua Institution

Dr. Donna Lopiano is currently the President and founder of Sports Management Resources, a consulting firm that focuses on bringing the knowledge of experienced, expert former athletics directors to assist scholastic and collegiate athletics departments in solving growth and development challenges.

Dr. Lopiano was formerly the Chief Executive Officer of the Women's Sports Foundation (1992-2007)and was recently named one of The 10 Most Powerful Women in Sports by Fox Sports. The Sporting News has also listed her as one of The 100 Most Influential People in Sports.

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Authors@Google: Andrew Kimbrell

2008-09-25T20:45:09Z

Andrew Kimbrell visits Google's Mountain View, CA headquarters to discuss his book "Your Right to Know: Genetic Engineering and the Secret Changes in Your Food." This event took place on July 22, 2008, as part of the Authors@Google series.

More than half of America's processed grocery products -- from corn flakes to granola bars to diet drinks -- contain genetically altered ingredients. They are unlabeled and untested, and we are eating them. "Your Right to Know" is a complete, full-color reference guide outlining how unmarked genetically modified foods go from the factory to the family dining table, and what consumers can do about the health risks they present. This accessible guide is for concerned parents -- as well as anyone concerned about genetically altered foods -- who want to know more about the potential health risks, the organic alternatives, and the methods available to counter the corporate takeover of the food we eat.

ANDREW KIMBRELL serves as the executive director of the Center for Food Safety and the International Center for Technology Assessment and has been involved in public interest legal activity for nearly 20 years. His articles have appeared in the New York Times, the Washington Post, Harpers, Utne Reader, and the Ecologist. Andrew lives in Washington, D.C., with his wife and two children.

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Church Of The Earth Series .02

2008-10-11T20:40:57Z

Make sure and visit www.quantumshift.tv and or www.bravenewearth.com for more of this series.

Series #2 introduces Father Thomas Berry, a 91-year-old pioneer of the deep ecology movement who delivers an urgent message to build an Ark. Inspired by visionary Dr. Robert De Ropps',†Church Of The Earth ARK. Brooke†and Sunny echoed Ropps'†vision†for the Ark which includes a garden, a university and a temple. Essentials for human beings to know our true nature, symbiotically bound to the earth.

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Corniest Vlog Ever

2008-10-11T22:24:39Z

I still think it's true, though. AND appropriate for a calling for greener times! Full show at www.theresident.net

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AskSamHarris.com #10 Vagina Files, Over The Rainbow, Gardens

2008-06-15T15:34:35Z

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Sam answers questions about singing, the similarities between vocal chords and vaginas, Those Magic Changes, Patti LaBelle, gardening, cooking, and he sings a bit of Over the Rainbow

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Got milk, in your vagina?

Do you like being recognized?

How do you work magic with those song changes?

SAM. brought us together over the rainbow.

Green thumbs and ham.

What was it like working with a spacey Patti Labelle?

What is the camera you are using?
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Are you hot in the kitchen?

What was it like working a theme park as a kid?

Any full orchestra recordings in the future?
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What would you do if you could not sing?

... running to Danny's birthday party!

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Sam Harris, Those Magic Changes, Grease Musical on Broadway

2008-06-15T15:34:02Z

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Sam Harris sings "Those Magic Changes" on the Broadway stage revival of GREASE staring along with Rosie O'Donnell, Megan Mullally, Brooke Shields etc.

THOSE MAGIC CHANGES

What's that playing on the radio, why do I start swaying to and fro
I have never heard that song before, but if I don't hear it anymore
It's still familiar to me, sends a thrill right through me
Cause those chords remind me of the night that I first fell in love to

Those magic changes my heart arranges
A melody that's never the same, a melody that's calling your name
It begs you please, come back to me
Please, return to me, don't go away again, oh make them play again
The music I wanna hear is once again, you whisper in my ear
Oh my darling, aha

I'll be waiting by the radio, you'll come back to me someday, I know
Been so long since our last goodbye, but I'm singin' as I cry
While the bass is sounding, while the drums are pounding
Beatings of my broken heart will rise the first place of the charts

Oh my heart arranges, oh those magic changes, oooh yeah

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YOUTUBE CHANGES NEED FIXING

2008-06-13T15:32:52Z

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Hunter S. Thompson on Baseball

2008-07-07T11:02:34Z

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Dr. Hunter S. Thompson's widow Anita reads an article by the famed journalist on his proposed revisions to the game of baseball.

This program contains explicit language.

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Anita Thompson discusses The Gonzo Way: A Celebration of Dr. Hunter S. Thompson.

Anita Thompson explores the powerful legacy of her late husband in "The Gonzo Way: A Celebration of Dr. Hunter S. Thompson." Tom Wolfe once described Hunter S. Thompson as the finest comic writer of the 20th century. Thompson was this and more, an apt observer of the American scene for almost four decades, the founding father of "Gonzo Journalism", and an inspiration to many. Through his writings, he examined the loss of American innocence in the latter part of the last century and, as a "bull who carried his own china shop around with him", was never afraid to confront the truth head-on. With her own words and through interviews with those who knew him best, including Tom Wolfe, George McGovern, and Douglas Brinkley, Anita Thompson pays tribute to her late husband as a writer and as a citizen. With elegant prose and entertaining anecdotes, she reveals a Hunter Thompson who was much more than a mere embodiment of sex, drugs, and rock-and-roll. Whether it was studying the Book of Revelations, riding with the Hell's Angels, answering a cry for help in appealing a flawed conviction, or pulling crazy pranks on fiends, Thompson's passionate search for enjoyment and purpose is here - Cody's

Anita Thompson began working as Hunter's assistant in 1999; they married in 2003. She continues to work in Hunter's stead and lives on Owl Farm in Woody Creek outside of Aspen. She is the publisher of The Woody Creeker magazine.

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The Listening Post- Turkey's media -03 Aug 07- Part 1

2008-06-18T03:35:15Z

We report on the changes ahead for Turkey's media after the AK Party's landslide victory last month.

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The Listening Post- Turkey's media -03 Aug 07- Part 2

2008-06-18T03:35:05Z

We report on the changes ahead for Turkey's media after the AK Party's landslide victory last month.

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Authors@Google: Don Tapscott

2008-06-07T09:32:55Z

Author Don Tapscott discusses his book "Wikinomics: How Mass Collaboration Changes Everything" as part of the Authors@Google series. This event took place February 28, 2007, at Google's headquarters in Mountain View, CA.

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Katherine Fulton - The New Philanthropy

2008-06-07T09:35:15Z

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Philanthropy expert Katherine Fulton reviews the history of charitable giving, and talks about how organized philanthropies are adapting to meet modern needs.

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"The Deeper News About the New Philanthropy"

10,000 families in the US, Katherine Fulton reported, have assets of $100 million or more. That's up from 7,000 just a couple years ago. Most of that money is "on the sidelines." The poor and the middle class are far more generous in their philanthropy, proportionally, than the very wealthy.

Philanthropy across the board is in the midst of intense, potentially revolutionary, transition, she said. There's new money, new leaders, new rules, new technology, and new needs. Where great wealth used to come mainly from inheritance and oil, now it comes from success in high technology and finance - and ideas and expectations from those business experiences inform (and sometimes over-simplify) the new philanthropy. Some of the great older institutions like the Rockefeller Foundation are radically reorganizing around new ideas and opportunities. But still the greatest amount comes from individuals, many of whom are now "giving while living" instead of handing over the task to heirs. - The Long Now Foundation

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