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2008-12-28T22:46:01Z

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2008-12-19T22:53:07Z

More Than A Memory
Reflections of Vietnam
Through stories, poems, essays, and photographs, 15 veterans share memories of their Vietnam experience and the affects it has on them and those around them

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iPhone 3G 1:1 Replica- iPhone 3G++ 4GB Memory and Quad Band

2009-01-08T02:58:12Z

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I Think It's Pretty

2009-01-08T02:34:02Z

The Right Spot

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McCain & the 7 Dwarves

2009-01-08T02:57:39Z

http:www.kidstalkpolitics.com

KTP reporter Ariel Hyman does post election analysis that proves scientifically that the media was too tough on McCain for his inability to remember how many homes he owns.

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McCain Struggles to Remember Sec. of State Endorsements

2008-11-03T08:56:04Z

John McCain on NBC's Meet the Press, October 26, 2008

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Musicians@Google: Aqualung

2009-01-05T12:58:59Z

Matt Hales (aka Aqualung) visits Google's Mountain View, CA headquarters to perform a few tracks from his album "Words and Music." This event took place on October 15, 2008, as part of the Authors@Google series.

Words and Music is the the 2008 album by Hale, an English singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer. This is Hales' fourth album (and third U.S. release) under his longstanding nom de disc Aqualung, and it has the feeling of a series of deep emotional truths whispered in confidence. Hales co-produced with his brother and musical right-hand man Ben, who also provides guitar, bass and harmony vocals, and co-wrote several songs, and it is the product of an extended period of soul-searching that caused the artist to seriously reexamine his career priorities, after a life that's been spent making music. "Music can be an amazingly potent thing," says Matt Hales, aka Aqualung. "When I sing into the microphone in the studio, I'm whispering my secrets in people's ears. When it connects, it can be so powerful. It's still a remarkable process to me."

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Carmen Agra Deedy: Spinning a story of Mama

2008-12-02T00:49:55Z

www.ted.com Storyteller Carmen Agra Deedy spins a funny, wise and luminous tale of parents and kids, starring her Cuban mother. Settle in and enjoy the ride -- Mama's driving!

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Bob schieffer Convention Memories: I Got Lucky in '68!

2008-10-29T15:30:35Z

CBS Face the Nation host Bob Schieffer, August 24, 2008

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Dance Tonight Cover

2009-01-08T02:46:33Z

Yes you can play this mandolin song on the guitar; another beautiful McCartney melody. Anyone have a mandolin?

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Exercise and Your Brain - Sue Halpern

2008-10-30T03:31:11Z

Complete video at: fora.tv

Sue Halpern discusses research on neurogenesis - the creation of new brain cells - in adult human beings, and examines the effects of exercise on this process.

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Memory problems may be as common as gray hair after a certain age. Many aging Americans worry that lapse of memory portends their own falling victim to dementia.

Just how close is science to a cure? Sue Halpren's work gives us an overview of many areas of brain health research, chemistry, the link of depression and forgetfulness, and software programs to improve memory.

Will there be a memory chip for the human brain or a link to chocolate and the growth of new neurons in the brain?

Her work gives us insight into what research may bring us, what myths have been debunked, and what we should be doing to keep our memory intact - The Commonwealth Club of California

In 1985, with an Oxford doctorate, Sue Halpern went to work at Columbia University’s College of Physicians and Surgeons teaching case-based ethics and social medicine.

Nearly twenty years later, the author of Four Wings and a Prayer (now an award-winning documentary film ) and the New York Times notable book, Migrations to Solitude, returned to Columbia in the company of a young neurologist, Scott Small, who guided her into the world of cutting-edge neuroscience. Halpern, a former Rhodes Scholar and Guggenheim Fellow, is a scholar-in-residence at Middlebury College and the director of the non-profit Face of Democracy project which teaches documentary journalism to high school students.

In addition to her three books of non-fiction, she is the author of two novels, The Book of Hard Things and Introducing Sasha Abramowitz. She lives in Vermont and the Adirondacks with her husband Bill McKibben and their daughter Sophie, the editor of Bookworm Magazine.

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Re: Georgian Genocide in Abkhazia

2008-10-28T21:29:52Z

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Authors@Google: Jonah Lehrer

2008-10-30T09:29:59Z

Jonah Lehrer visits Google's Cambridge, MA office to discuss his book "Proust Was a Neuroscientist." This event took place on June 11, 2008, as part of the Authors@Google series.

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Maintaining Memory through Old Age - Emma Shulman

2008-11-29T10:17:19Z

Complete video at: fora.tv

Emma Shulman, a 95-year-old lecturer and Senior Family Counselor at NYU's Silberstein Institute, discusses how to maximize memory skills as the brain ages.

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NYU's Silberstein Institute (the Aging and Dementia Clinical and Research institute at NYU Langone Medical Center) presents an interview with Emma Shulman, LCSW, MPH with David Hittson of the Silberstein Institute.

Shulman answers questions concerning aging and memory changes. A 95-year-old vibrant speaker in high demand around New York, she has many years of experience working with older people.

After 27 years of service to NYU's William and Sylvia Silberstein Institute for Aging and Dementia, Emma Shulman, L.S.W.,M.P.H., its Senior Family Counselor, has retired at the age of 95 to pursue an M.A. in Cultural Anthropology, her fifth master's degree.
Shulman came to the institute as a 68-year-old volunteer to study aging and add an advanced degree in gerontology to those she had earned in social work, business, and psychology.

In 1980 she joined the staff as research coordinator of an NIA-supported longitudinal study of aging and Alzheimer's disease is still the largest and longest of its kind in the world and co-leader of two caregiver support groups that she and her colleague, Gertrude Steinberg, began at NYU's Alzheimer's Disease Research Center . She also helped launch the New York City chapter of the Alzheimer's Association.

Shulman, who was featured in Business Week 2005 cover story on productive aging, will continue to serve the institute as a part-time consultant. She hasn't decided where she'll enroll for her next degree, but says NYU is a strong possibility. The most important thing to me, as she explains, is that it's a progressive program.

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John McCain: Town Hall Meeting 04/01/08

2008-10-27T03:29:44Z

John McCain
Town Hall Meeting
Alexandria, VA 04/01/08

TRANSCRIPT:
JOHN MCCAIN: "I can't recall the exact nature of the offense"

LABEL: JM VA 04-01 (SD#22) FJOR-ClipC

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Authors@Google: Sue Halpern

2008-10-26T15:29:46Z

Can't Remember What I Forgot: The Good News from the Front Lines of Memory Research is an essential behind-the-scenes foray into the world of cutting-edge memory research that unveils ﬁndings about memory loss only now available to general readers. Halpern spent years in the company of the neuroscientists, pharmacologists, psychologists, nutritionists, and inventors who are hunting for the genes and molecules, the drugs and foods, the machines, the prosthetics, the behaviors and therapies that will stave off Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia and keep our minds--and memories--intact. Halpern wanted to ﬁnd out what the experts really knew, what the bench scientists were working on, how close science is to a cure, to treatment, and to accurate early diagnosis.

Sue Halpern received her doctorate from Oxford University in 1985 and ﬁrst began teaching at Columbia University's College of Physicians and Surgeons. Her work has appeared in The New Yorker, the New York Times, Rolling Stone, Condé Nast Traveler, and The New York Review of Books, among other publications.

This event took place on May 13, 2008, as a part of the Authors@Google series.

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AskSamHarris.com #23 Celebrities, Vacations, Gay Marriage

2008-10-23T09:32:33Z

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Who are your top 5 celebrity meetings?
-- Could not narrow down to five!

What's your favorite vacation destination?

Do you still talk to Rosie O'Donnell and will you perform on her family cruise ship?

Have you ever had a starving artist period?

What do you think about gay commitment ceremonies, unions, legal marriages etc.?

How do you memorize and study?

Favorite color?

Have you thought about having children?

What would you do if you could not sing?

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A Grey's Anatomy Question for Jesus

2008-10-25T09:31:27Z

Would Jesus erase his memory to live longer. Watch the show at www.theyoungturks.com

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Can You Support Peace AND Support Our Troops?

2008-10-14T11:16:28Z

Celebration of Veterans' Day 2006 provided the clip from which I made this video giving my thoughts, my thanks, and a couple questions for the occasion

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Richard Restak - Neuroscience and Advertising

2008-10-15T03:31:20Z

Complete program at: fora.tv

Acclaimed neurologist Richard Restak discusses ways in which advertisers may potentially use neuroscientific research to sell products.

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Richard Restak on "The Naked Brain."

Each time neuropsychiatrist Restak visits with a new book, we learn more about the exciting findings being made in neurology. In his new book, Restak writes about "social neuroscience," the interaction between our brains' hard wiring and our social relationships. - Politics and Prose

Dr. Richard Restak is a practicing neurologist and neuropsychiatrist and the author of dozens of articles and more than 15 books on the brain, including "The Brain," "Mysteries of the Mind," and "The Longevity Strategy." "The Brain," also a companion book to a PBS series, was a national bestseller. Restak has appeared on National Public Radio's Morning Edition and All Things Considered, PBS's McNeil-Lehrer Report, NBC's Today Show, ABC's Good Morning America, and the Discovery Channel. Restak has served on various national advisory councils for brain research and has been a consultant to PBS and to NBC's Today Show. Dr. Restak is a graduate of Georgetown University School of Medicine.

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