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Chronic pain persists for weeks, months and even years. Physical ...
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Chronic pain persists for weeks, months and even years. Physical therapist Jill Gleason explores the benefits of physical therapy to treat chronic pain. Series: "UCSF Osher Mini Medical School for the Public" [2/2012] [Health and Medicine] [Show ID: 23152]

Related: chronic pain, pain management, physical therapy

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Massive Indifference to Indigent Defense with Stephen Bright
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Stephen Bright, the president of the Southern Center for Human Rights, speaks on how to provide appropriate counsel for those who can't afford legal services in the 2012 DeWitt Higgs Memorial Lecture sponsored by Earl Warren College at UC San Diego. Series: "DeWitt Higgs Memorial Lecture" [2/2012] [Public Affairs] [Show ID: 22891]

Related: stephen bright, death penalty, law

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To Be Human series promo
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Related: making of the modern world, eleanor roosevelt college, ucsd, human

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Nuclear Power: Ethical and Policy Implications
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Daniel Hirsch of the Committee to Bridge the Gap discusses the dangers of nuclear power. Series: "Walter H. Capps Center Series" [Humanities] [Show ID: 23504]

Related: nuclear power, committee to bridge the gap, daniel hirsch

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A Blueprint: From Cal/CET Alum to Startup Founder with Vivek Sodera
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Vivek Sodera, co-founder of Mailvest, an authentication and analytics platform that allows businesses/apps to better understand customers through their inbox activity talks to students at UC Berkeley. Sodera was also a co-founder of Rapleaf, a data company. Series: "Distinguished Innovator Lectures" [2/2012] [Business] [Show ID: 23262]

Related: vivek sodera, startup, entreprenuership

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A Conversation with Stephen Breyer
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What are the nine unelected justices of the U.S. Supreme Court really good for? In a wide ranging interview with UC Hastings law professor David Faigman, Associate Supreme Court Justice Stephen G. Breyer talks about the role that the High Court plays in determining the fate of the nation. Series: "Legally Speaking" [3/2012] [Public Affairs] [Show ID: 23486]

Related: david faigman, supreme court, judge, justice, stephen breyer

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Lunch Poems: Clayton Eshelman Reads Aimé Césaire
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Clayton Eshleman, American poet, translator, and editor, reads from his recently released translation "Solar Throat Slashed," by Aimé Césaire, co-translated with A. James Arnold. Césaire, a strong anticolonialist, was born in the Caribbean and wrote his poems and plays in French. Series: "Lunch Poems Reading Series" [2/2012] [Humanities] [Show ID: 22615]

Related: aimé césaire, soleil cou coupé, solar throat slashed

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Lung in a Box
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Dr. Jeffrey Golden initiated the UCSF lung transplant program in 1991. He discusses options and treatments involved in lung transplantation. Series: "UCSF Osher Mini Medical School for the Public" [2/2012] [Health and Medicine] [Show ID: 22572]

Related: lung transplant, lung failure, pulmonology

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The 21st Century University: Purpose Problems and Promise
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Charles M. Vest, president of the U.S. National Academy of Engineering, argues that basic research and preparing young people to be lifelong learners in a globalized economy are vital roles for universities in the 21st century. Series: "The UC Davis Chancellor's Colloquium Series" [2/2012] [Science] [Show ID: 22898]

Related: education, higher education, college, universities

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San Diego Opera Spotlight: Salome
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Based on Oscar Wilde's dramatic adaptation of the biblical story, Richard Strauss' tale of Salome's disturbing obsession with John the Baptist is brought to life by San Diego Opera. Series: "San Diego Opera Spotlight" [1/2012] [Arts and Music] [Show ID: 21712]

Related: richard strauss, salome, john the baptist, herod, 20th-century opera, german opera, san diego opera

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Big Thinking: The Power of Nanoscience
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Hear from young nano-scientists who are doing research on developing new energy sources and materials that will help answer the question -- "what will power our civilization as oil supplies dwindle?" Series: "Science at the Theater" [2/2012] [Science] [Show ID: 21567]

Related: nanoscale, nanoscale devices, nanotechnology, nano-science

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@sharpezor, ok ...
By: fullmetal515. on 04 Feb 12, 16:28:39
@sharpezor, ok everything I've ever? seen on nano tech is so awesome that, IMHO , the elite would surly keep it to themselves ,until such time as it would be irrelevant to them if we knew about it or not. So it's my thought, that there are even more advanced tech that likely developed that put nano to shame. That's all, and it's just a feeling of mine.

@fullmetal515? ...
By: sharpezor. on 04 Feb 12, 11:41:14
@fullmetal515? explain.

Nano tech must be ...
By: fullmetal515. on 01 Feb 12, 16:53:56
Nano tech must be completely obsolete? to the powers that be, or we would not be hearing anything about it.

GREAT?
By: mehboob355. on 30 Jan 12, 19:43:16
GREAT?

@seanwalsh1111 "I ...
By: dumbnetworks. on 30 Jan 12, 07:55:13
@seanwalsh1111 "I suspect most of our solutions are being kept for & by the elite" I agree, that is why I am against any form of copyright although I am work in a field that brings me income from it. I think all form of copyright, patents will be obsolete by the power of internet, or at least I hope so. all music, movies, books, down to? inventions are human kind's assets and not one corporation's. SOPA was the start of the war in that direction. We live an important moment in history, I think.

@dumbnetworks I've ...
By: seanwalsh1111. on 30 Jan 12, 00:23:07
@dumbnetworks I've always liked that line from the Termnator movies: "The future is not set. There is no fate but what we decide for ourselves". It's all too easy to imagine? an ominous future, it's not so easy to come up with solutions to avoid these kinds of possibilities. Personally, I suspect most of our solutions are being kept for & by the elite & the military industrial complex. Aside from that there is a lot to be learned from history & our ancestors who have at least gotten us this far.

Excellent? video. ...
By: DeletedDelusion. on 29 Jan 12, 10:45:35
Excellent? video. Thank you.

@seanwalsh1111 ...
By: dumbnetworks. on 29 Jan 12, 07:38:21
@seanwalsh1111 this? is what I am saying, we have no chance to "sort out our own issues" we probably WILL fuck up our planet. This is what I think. No matter how much lament is going on on websites like youtube. Our survival depends a lot on pure luck

@dumbnetworks I ...
By: seanwalsh1111. on 29 Jan 12, 03:42:43
@dumbnetworks I have a badge that says: "One? day we'll have the technology to go fuck up other planets." I'd like us to sort out our own issues so we might potentially be of assistance to civilizations on Mars or wherever we may end up as opposed to being a burden & everything we fear in alien civilizations.

@seanwalsh1111 Ok ...
By: dumbnetworks. on 28 Jan 12, 19:10:07
@seanwalsh1111 Ok but what do you propose? there were allways scientists that pushed the? envelope, and did a lot of damage and there were a lot that made our life better. To get to a higher type of civilization we have to face the possibility of mass extinction. Lets face it science wont stop, human curiosity wont stop, no matter how much anger or objection is from our part. I just hope that at least we will manage to colonize Mars before something bad happends to Earth.

@dumbnetworks ...
By: seanwalsh1111. on 28 Jan 12, 14:43:54
@dumbnetworks You're right about nano tech being in it's infancy, but this is one of the reasons I am concerned. We are the guinea pigs for enough other synthetic materials that cause enough suffering already.? Nano tech is being used in products like anti aging creams that are used by people who have no idea of what the potential risks they are taking are. Nobody wants to stop and ask if we really should treat nano technology just like a new toy? It's like giving a loaded gun to a 3 year old...

@dumbnetworks It's ...
By: seanwalsh1111. on 28 Jan 12, 14:26:44
@dumbnetworks It's great to stay positive, but it is also good? to prepare ourselves (at least mentally) for worst case scenarios. I'm not saying be scared of everything, but some fear induced reactions e.g. caution, risk assessment, preparedness, investigation, even anger & civilized confrontation can be rather positive. I hope I am just being paranoid, but I won't regret my actions or logic when people like myself prevent some of these ominous possible futures from manifesting in this reality.

@seanwalsh1111 well ...
By: dumbnetworks. on 28 Jan 12, 07:16:41
@seanwalsh1111 well there are things that one can do remind others of the dangers of our society. I stopped being scared of everything, It's not connstructive.? But you might be right in the end, who knows?.. there are many dangers facing us, one might just hope that these dont bring us to our extinction.

@dumbnetworks I ...
By: seanwalsh1111. on 27 Jan 12, 23:23:28
@dumbnetworks I might push the envelope, but my youtube comments are nothing compared to the potential dangers of nanotechnology in the hands of the military industrial complex. Nano tech may have some good potential applications, but until we sort our priorities out when it comes to these civil liberties & the downfall? of capitalism the technology will fall into the wrong hands. Potentially we could be regressed, as a race, beyond infancy, to the 1 celled organisms we supposedly started as!

@seanwalsh1111 you ...
By: dumbnetworks. on 27 Jan 12, 21:21:57
@seanwalsh1111 you go too far, nano tech is in it's infancy. The obvious? problems of our time are civil liberties and the downfall of capitalism.

@dumbnetworks The ...
By: seanwalsh1111. on 27 Jan 12, 20:58:52
@dumbnetworks The oil cartel world or the military industrial complex world? Where did it go? I agree they can't rely upon fear based mind control to suppress the truth from? everyone forever, but they can lull us into a false sense of security about the nano tech they promote as if we learned nothing from past nuclear disasters. Nano science has too many potential military applications. Who seriously believes they can improve upon our creator's design using robots that can re-arrange our dna?

@seanwalsh1111 that ...
By: dumbnetworks. on 27 Jan 12, 20:31:29
@seanwalsh1111 that world is long gone. If you have that technology you can upload it on internet now and make it free for everyone. Internet community has? more and more power every day. Look how SOPA falled.

@dumbnetworks ...
By: seanwalsh1111. on 27 Jan 12, 20:12:13
@dumbnetworks Thanks? for the encouragement, unfortunately if you or I did invent technology of this nature that worked we would either be forced to work for the military industrial complex with extreme secrecy & security etc. or we'd have our life's work stolen from us before they give us a lobotomy & lock us up in mental prisons for life. As if the oil cartels would give up that easily... There is no working solution in fossil fuels, nuclear or nano technology, just more problems...

@seanwalsh1111 I ...
By: dumbnetworks. on 27 Jan 12, 19:57:31
@seanwalsh1111 I read about all these things. the problem is that none of them is appliable. there is no working solution. So instead of talking about it, try to harness that energy, at least on paper, lets see if you can manage it. Maybe you will get a? nobel. Good luck!

@dumbnetworks ...
By: seanwalsh1111. on 27 Jan 12, 18:34:03
@dumbnetworks Tapping the earth's natural ELFs was supposedly achievable using Nikola Tesla's Wardencliffe Tower design, rain/orgone energy & weather modification was Wilhelm Reich's passion, I can't remember who re-discovered Zero-Point Energy first (possibly the Thule Society or Vril Gesellschaft who produced scientists like Viktor Schauberger & Winfried Otto Schumann. Cold fusion also produces Z-PE), Viktor Schauberger came up with the donut shaped vortex? energy anti-gravity field generator.

@seanwalsh1111 do ...
By: dumbnetworks. on 27 Jan 12, 17:28:11
@seanwalsh1111 do the research I am sure you will get funds if? it works on paper

I'll admit it's ...
By: seanwalsh1111. on 27 Jan 12, 16:05:42
I'll admit it's great that this is possible & that we understand how to make this technology work, but there are many other solutions to the energy "crisis" that don't involve nanotechnology. Each planet has a resonant frequency which can be tapped, with each rain drop that hits the earth an electronic charge? is exchanged, vacuums produce zero point energy & matter, vortex energy can be achieved by placing iron filings in mercury then placing this mix into a electrified donut shaped container...

UCTV February 2012 Highlights
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Video duration: 42 seconds

Featured this month: UCSF's Winning the War on Cancer in the 21st Century; Exploring the Deep Frontier with Marine Scientist Sylvia Earle; Great Minds Gather Here. [Show ID: 23394]

Related: uc television, uctv, highlights, february 2012

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San Diego Opera Stars in the Salon: Salome
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San Diego Opera assembles the cast and creative team of "Salome" to discuss the opera's history, influences, themes and artistic challenges. Hosted by Dr. Nicholas Reveles. Series: "San Diego Opera Artists' Roundtable" [1/2012] [Humanities] [Arts and Music] [Show ID: 21716]

Related: san diego opera, salome, john the baptist, king herod, german opera, 20th-century opera

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