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The food Institute reports on just how much time we spend on food and a look at the pet food aisle for today - Thursday Nov 17, 2011. Exchanging unexpected pieces of knowledge.

Christine Lucas interviews Dr. Brian Clement, Director of Hippocrates Health Institute. He talks in depth how cancer victims can benefit from holistic and alternative therapies, beginning with education of their bodies and immune system.

Wes Jackson and the crew at The Land Institute explain the problems with our current use of annual crops in big agribusiness. They teach us that perennial crops can be a compelling alternative!

Wes Jackson, Carrie Carpenter, and Stan Cox tell us about The Land Institute's work to create grain perennials to be used in farms across the world. Their revolutionary work aims to cut down on the environmental destruction that current farming practices are creating.

Christine Lucas interviews Dr. Brian Clement, Director of Hippocrates Health Institute. Dr. Clements teaches how cancer victims can benefit from holistic and alternative therapies, beginning with education of their bodies and immune system.

A penny pinching Christmas and the Food Institute looks at wholesale prices. Exchanging unexpected pieces of knowledge.

This is my film trailer that i made during my BTEC course at colchester institute.

Wes Jackson and crew at The Land Institute take us through the differences between perennial and annual plants and how they affect our world and croplands.

Live! : The Governor of Osaka, Hashimoto, "the metropolitan design" and the Osaka Restoration Guest: Toru Hashimoto (The Governor of Osaka) Commentator: Jun Iio (Professor, National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies) Makoto Wakamatsu (Fuji Television Chief News Analyst) Anchors: Akiko Yada Osamu Sorimachi (Fuji Television Political News Editor) "BS FUJI PRIME NEWS" airs on FUJI TV's satellite channel, BS Fuji in Japan. The program selects a topic for 2-hour discussion in the aim of offering new information to audience as well as proposing specific ideal solutions for the point of dispute.

Supermarkets are still #1 and the Food Institute reports on Q3 sales growth, for today - Tuesday Nov 1, 2011. Exchanging unexpected pieces of knowledge.

Dark Horse Institute is a Music Production School based around teaching you the essentials of music production in only 12 weeks (other schools can take more than two years). We can teach you everything you really need to know to get started in the recording industry in 12 weeks because our school is hands-on, and you'll be learning from (and working along side) producers and engineers who do this for a living-every day of the week... http://www.darkhorseinstitute.com/music-production-school

In Scotland, a man who wrote sectarian hate comments on Facebook has been jailed, leading to fresh doubts about whether new laws are really needed -- Bishop Joseph Devine is the latest in a string of Roman Catholic leaders to speak out against redefining marriage -- 'Reform', a group within the Church of England, has called on the church to be more outspoken about the plans to redefine marriage -- Sir Cliff Richard has voiced his support for redefining marriage, and also intimated that he backs euthanasia -- Lord Eden has spoken out against the content of sex education resources which are being used with Primary School children as young as five -- the Welsh Government has said that smacking will not be banned in the country during the lifetime of the current Assembly -- Jerry Springer the Opera, an offensive anti-Christian shock show, is set to go on stage in Dublin -- and Chelsea footballer David Luiz was seen praying for team mate Fernando Torres live on TV just prior to the kick-off of the club's Champions League match this week.

Will Occupy Wall Street move to food? and the Food Institute warns about inflation for today - Tuesday Oct 25, 2011. Exchanging unexpected pieces of knowledge.

SIAS has launched the Internal Audit Excellence Award, to encourage more publicly listed companies to hire an internal auditor. Mark Laudi asks the President of the Institute of Internal Auditors Singapore whether they really will?

In episode 55 of MicrobeWorld Video, filmed at the American Association for the Advancement of Science Meeting in Washington, D.C., on February 18, 2011, Dr. Stan Maloy talks with Francis H. Arnold, Ph.D., Dick and Barbara Dickinson Professor of Chemical Engineering, Bioengineering and Biochemistry, at the California Institute of Technology. Maloy talks with Arnold about laboratory evolution to generate novel and useful enzymes and organisms for applications in medicine and in alternative energy. Her multidisciplinary approach reveals insight into the way natural evolution might have occurred.

Prof. Michael F. Holick ist sicher der weltweit bekannteste UV- und Vitamin D-Forscher. Hier nimmt er im Gespräch Stellung zu der überragenden Bedeutung des "Sonnenschein Vitamins" und zu den Widerständen der Dermatologen gegen ausreichende Besonnung im Freien und im Solarium. Jährlich etwa 1.000 wissenschaftliche Studien renommierter Institute haben in den letzten Jahren die heilende und vorbeugende Wirkung des Vitamin D für viele Erkrankungen - vor allem auch die sogenannten "Volkskrankheiten" wie Osteoporose, Diabetes, Bluthochdruck, Herz-Kreislauf- und Krebserkrankungen belegt

Visit http://www.cdcgroup.com to learn more. This film explains why a lack of investment capital is holding back economic development in the developing world. Covering countries such India and Tanzania, the film explores how the private sector can be encouraged to make investments in areas such as infrastructure, telecoms, finance and banking. The film includes interviews with John Murray-McIntyre of the World Bank and Professor Ajay Shah of the National Institute for Public Finance and Policy in New Dehli.

Rupiz Infotech, Varanasi is one of the best places to learn music! Rupiz Infotech music house is an excellent institute that offers various kinds of musical training to its students.

How delayed retirements will change food shopping, and the Food Institutes predictions on the impact of food inflation. Exchanging unexpected pieces of knowledge.

Frustrated by the fact that people could not create healthy financial lives, financial journalist Stacey Tisdale embarked on a six-year study to find out what’s really at work in our financial behavior. Her key findings are recognized by the greatest financial minds in the world. She found that social messages from advertisers and the media, stereotypes about race and gender, as well as early role modeling are among the primary drivers in our financial behavior. This methodology serves as the basis for Winning Play$. The program also achieves its objectives by incorporating Dr. James Prochaska’s award-winning Transtheoretical Model for Behavior Change. Dr. Prochaska was named one of the five most influential authors in Psychology by the Institute for Scientific Information and the American Psychological Society. In Winning Play$, Stacey Tisdale teaches us how to use money to support the grandest vision we may have of ourselves.

The Food Institute on food targets and Whole Foods want a bigger slice, for today - Tuesday October 10th, 2011. Exchanging unexpected pieces of knowledge.

Dean was a sanskrit scholar. A few years ago the Philosophical Research Society published his translation of the Upanishads and Yoga Sutras. More than that, he was conversant with many all of the world's great spiritual texts. And, he studied them in their original languages. At one time he counted 25 languages with which he was familiar. He passion was to find the "invariants" within all of this literature - the metaphysical underpinnings of world spirituality. But, it would be a mistake to simply classify Dean as a student of metaphysics and religious traditions. He was a physicist of the highest order - making contributions to the development of the hydrogen bomb and designing the fuel element for the Nautilus, the world's first nuclear submarines. In his youth, he worked at the Institute of Advanced Studies in Princeton - and was a friend and colleague of Albert Einstein. Dean was also a computer scientist. He is actually the first person, back in the 1950s, to suggest that computers would have applications in the field of education. He worked with the United Nations for several years introducing this technology to various countries around the world. One project involved installing computers throughout the educational system of Spain. At this time he wrote a fascinating little book on the essentials of learning. Dean was a founder of Zylog, Inc., a company that manufactured one of the first microprocessors, the Z80 chip - which is still in use today. Dean was instrumental in designing that chip. Another company that he founded, Picodyne, is still active today in the field of educational software. Dean had many other interests. He believed that one could find God in the details http://www.thinkingallowed.com/

One novel tax could improve consumer spending and the food institute reports on coffee prices, for today - Thursday Sep 29, 2011. Exchanging unexpected pieces of knowledge.

Gesucht wird.. der arabische Schindler / Mit “Gesucht wird … der arabische Schindler” beleuchtet eine Dokumentation erstmals die Aufarbeitung nationalsozialistischer Gräueltaten aus Perspektive von Arabern und Juden in der arabischen Welt. Im Zentrum steht die Frage: Gab es einen arabischen “Oskar Schindler”, einen Araber, der Juden das Leben gerettet hat? Angesichts der weit verbreiteten Leugnung des Holocausts in der arabischen Welt, könnte eine solche Geschichte die Sicht einiger Araber auf die Verbrechen an den Juden vielleicht ändern. Araber wissen wenig über den Holocaust. Viele leugnen den Massenmord sogar – nicht nur islamische Extremisten. Selbst große arabische Tageszeitungen stellen das Verbrechen an den Juden bis heute infrage. Mehr denn je bewegte dieses Thema den amerikanischen Schriftsteller und Historiker Robert Satloff, Leiter des Washington Institute for Near East Policy nach den Anschlägen des 11. September. Er beschließt, das aufwendigste Projekt seines Lebens anzugehen: Die Suche nach dem arabischen “Schindler”. Würde es ihm gelingen zu beweisen, dass Araber Juden im Zweiten Weltkrieg das Leben gerettet haben, wäre die Sicht der Araber vielleicht eine andere. Ein Team aus Forschern, Archivaren, Dolmetschern und Journalisten verfolgt mit ihm zusammen Spuren in elf Ländern rund um den Globus. In Yad Vashem beginnt der Film seine spektakuläre und bewegende Reise. Dort stehen auch Gedenktafeln für Nichtjuden wie Oskar Schindler oder Raoul Wallenberg, die ihr Leben aufs Spiel setzten, um Juden zu retten. Sie werden als die “Gerechten unter den Völkern” bezeichnet. Unter den 20.000 dort eingravierten Namen findet sich kein einziger Araber. Satloffs Recherchen werden dies nun möglicherweise ändern.

Are people eating healthy? A new survey. And the Food Institute on store sales for today - Monday Sep 19, 2011. Exchanging unexpected pieces of knowledge.

In 1983, when we used big phones and typewriters, I made this short film (25 minutes) while a graduate student at American Film Institute, about a girl in an interracial relationship which she's keeping secret from her parents. Sorry the video quality isn't great--in those days making a copy degraded the color, and this was ripped from a VHS tape. Hope you like it!

Interview with George, a Melbourne Prostate Institute Patient, about his successful treatment which took place in 2004.

Lord Waddington expresses regret at the unfair and unjust impact of equality laws on religious believers -- A sex shop licence has been granted for a second time to a shop operating next door to a school uniform store in Truro -- The Crown Prosecution Service has failed to prosecute dozens of people suspected of assisting a suicide over the past 18 months -- A sex education teacher who moonlighted as a stripper and worked as an adult film performer has been given permission to continue teaching -- Eric Pickles has issued statutory guidance to councils which clarifies that there is no requirement for them to carry out lifestyle or diversity questionnaires -- and a mother has admitted to regularly spray tanning her four-year-old daughter to boost her confidence.

See this award winning short film at FirstGlance Film Fest Philadelphia 14 October 13-16 2011 at The Franklin Institute. Hygiene obsessed and mentally childlike Whitney accidentally stows away on a cross-country bus. Overnight, she invades the personal space and eventually the personal life of Laurie, who is escaping an unhappy marriage with her cheating husband.Laurie and Whitney don't know it when they first meet, but they need each other. Here, at a crucial point in their lives, neither has a soul to care for them. Both girls are rejects and runaways, unknowingly desperate to find someone they can trust and connect to. They're not looking for a friendship, but that's what a quirky twist of fate delivers. Whitney finds someone who won't discard her, and Laurie finds someone who inspires her.

The Scottish Government has launched a public consultation on whether to change the definition of marriage to allow for same-sex marriage -- Football clubs Rangers and Celtic have expressed concern about the Scottish Government's proposed sectarianism bill -- Hundreds of viewers have complained to the BBC about explicit homosexual sex on the popular sci-fi show Torchwood -- Three homosexual Coronation Street characters are set to be part of a lesbian love triangle in a storyline that will reach a climax at Christmas with a civil partnership proposal -- Government health advisor, Martin Green, says assisted suicide should be legalised even though there may be a risk of abuse -- The 10th anniversary memorial service of New York's 9/11 tragedy this year will not include clergy and prayers -- The disturbing trend of 'pregnancy reduction', where one baby in a twin pregnancy is terminated, has been highlighted by a cover story in The New York Times Magazine.

Check out this award winning film at FirstGlance Film Fest Philadelphia 14 October 13-16 2011 at The Franklin Institute. Mary is a sufficient serial killer who lives and murders people in Brooklyn, New York. She has become bored and lonely, and has lost the connection that she used to feel to her victims, until she becomes the target of somebody else's disturbing behavior.

The Prime Minister has said it is time for politicians to move away from moral relativism and neutrality. -- But former Prime Minister Tony Blair has rejected the idea that Britain is suffering from moral decline. -- The Scottish Government is coming under pressure to add a further delay to its controversial sectarianism Bill. -- A regulator is thinking of allowing commercial abortion providers to advertise their services on television and radio. -- In America, a survey of Obstetricians and Gynecologists has found that just fourteen percent provide abortions. -- A 'sex box' is being used in primary school lessons in Switzerland. -- Schools in Missouri, America, are being sued for using internet pornography filters, because the filters may also block some homosexual websites. -- Happily married individuals who have heart surgery are three times more likely to survive than couples who are unmarried, a recent study claims.

See this award winning film at FirstGlance Film Fest Philadelphia 14 Oct 13-16 2011 at The Franklin Institute. You'll Know My Name is the story of youth and how inescapable it can be.

Check out this award winning feature film at FirstGlance Philadelphia Film Fest 14 October 13-16 2011 at The Franklin Institute. A lonely waitress is convinced that she's the next victim of an elusive serial killer and can't help but to feel a bit flattered.

Are you ready for Lo-So-Pho-Mo? And the Food Institute reports on the impact of education for today - Thursday Aug 25, 2011. Exchanging unexpected pieces of knowledge.

Mario Abruzzo asked how can you quickly Automate Pro Tools to echo selected words. Chris "Godxilla" Taylor from The Media Institute's recording department is giving a tutorial on how to accomplish this feat.

This man is the center of attention at the July crisis meeting here in Brussels as the leaders of the 17 eurozone countries try to hammer out a deal to save Greece from total financial collapse. His name is Josef Ackermann. He is chief executive of one of Europe's biggest banks, Deutsche Bank. And, he is chairman of the International Institute of Finance, an international bank lobbying group set up to deal with international debt crisis. It's not the first time that this Swiss-born banker visits the European Council. This footage is from November last year, when he was invited to address finance ministers. Unlike previous summits, officials did not make available the institutional video footage of the actual meeting of EU leaders. That footage, like this from a previous meeting, usually shows EU leaders meeting informally before they start their actual talks. In this case however, it's clear that likes of Angela Merkel, Herman van Rompuy and Nicolas Sarkozy did not want to be seen taking direct ...

Thank you for joining us. I am your host Yohemy Auerbach at CRWE Newswire Stocks to watch. Seattle Genetics Incorporated - symbol SGEN - reported that the U.S. FDA has granted accelerated approval of ADCETRIS. ADCETRIS is the first approved by the FDA for Hodgkin lymphoma in more than 30 years, and provides a new therapeutic alternative for Hodgkin lymphoma and systemic anaplastic large cell lymphoma in these settings. Lymphoma is a general term for a group of cancers that originate in the lymphatic system. According to the National Cancer Institute, Estimated 8,830 new cases and 1,300 deaths from Hodgkin lymphoma in the United States in 2011. Seattle Genetics has U.S. and Canadian commercialization rights for adcetris. The company expects to make ADCETRIS available to patients in the next week. Thank you for tuning in, have a great day. For CRWE Newswire, Stocks to watch, I’m Yohemy Auerbach.

This week's shocking riots in London and other English cities have sparked a wave of concern about Britain's moral decline. -- Meanwhile the Church of England has published a prayer in response to the riots. -- Figures show that for every 2,235 babies aborted in Britain, just one is adopted. -- The equality commission's commitment to protect religious liberty in the workplace has been put in doubt by one of its own commissioners. -- Christian pharmacists who object to selling the morning-after pill are facing pressure from their professional regulator to recommend other outlets to customers. -- A mother of a five-year-old boy says her son is "living proof" that the abortion limit should be cut.

Screening at FirstGlance Film Fest Philadelphia 14 October 13-16 2011 at The Franklin Institute.A 'cave' boy with disruptive flatulence and his father live a cold life in the Alps, until the boy is sent outside and changes life forever.

Screening at FirstGlance Film Fest Philadelphia 14 October 13-16 2011 at The Franklin Institute. Beware the Hero Starring Caleb Steinmeyer, Zulay Henao, Bill Sage, James Russo, Daniel Stewart Sherman, Tracy Middendorf

A public consultation on whether to redefine marriage in Scotland will be launched before the end of 2011. -- American Atheists are taking legal action to remove a 20-foot cross from the 9/11 Memorial Museum in New York. -- A Government inquiry into the rise of Sharia councils has been abandoned after the Muslim courts refused to co-operate, it has been revealed. -- Almost 200 children aged between five and nine have had hospital treatment over the past three years for anorexia, bulimia or similar problems, according to new figures. -- Expectant mums can now officially add their unborn child to their list of family members on the social networking site Facebook.

SUDDEN DEATH has become a prevalent danger for sports-oriented young people around the nation. We talk with Dr. Paolo Angelini of the Texas Heart Institute and Dr. John Higgins of the H.E.A.R.T.S. Program about this urgent medical dilemma which many times turns tragic. Is there something that can be done before people die on the football field or basketball courts? Sudden Cardiac Disorder is too much in the news…time to pay attention

The supermarket quandary and the Food Institute reports prices rising for 2012 for today - Monday August 8, 2011. Exchanging unexpected pieces of knowledge.

Coming to FirstGlance Philadelphia Film Fest 14 at The Franklin Institute October 13-16 2011. A young woman wakes up with memories of the future and control over sound waves. She is guided by a hologram in her quest to remember the future and save our present.

Coming to FirstGlance Film Fest Philadelphia 14 October 13- 16 2011 at the Franklin Institute 'Take Your Medicine' is a critique of society's overuse of medication in this amazing award winning music video

Coming to FirstGlance Film Fest Philadelphia 14 October 13- 16 2011 at the Franklin Institute In the heart of London a young girl searches for herself amidst a musical fairytale.

Coming to FirstGlance Film Fest Philadelphia 14 October 13- 16 2011 at the Franklin Institute The last man on Earth tries to get a job from the second-to-last man on Earth.

Coming to FirstGlance Film Fest Philadelphia 14 October 13-16 2011 at the Franklin Institute Fifteen year old Ruby Skye discovers that her neighbor is a victim of an email scam. Ruby vows to get her money back, but the clues start pointing in all the wrong directions and Ruby starts losing friends fast. Can she solve the mystery and win her friends back? Ruby Skye P.I. is fast-paced, funny on-line mystery series for tweens.

Coming to FirstGlance Philadelphia Film Fest 14 October 13-16 2011 at The Franklin Institute.appears to them as a hologram transmitted from a far off galaxy, is crossing signals with a man named Malcolm, who lives nearby. Fa sets out alone into the 'real world' to find Malcolm and get to the bottom of this perplexing and untimely miscommunication.