2011 Hewitt Lecture: The Budgetary Impact of Federal Health Care Reform.nnVisit Pioneer Institute’s website at pioneerinstitute.orgnnpione...
2011 Hewitt Lecture: The Budgetary Impact of Federal Health Care Reform.nnVisit Pioneer Institute’s website at pioneerinstitute.orgnnpioneerinstitute.orgnfacebook.com/PioneerInstitutentwitter.com/PioneerBoston Less
SEE THE FILM HERE - https://vimeo.com/116498390nn2 Years. No CGI. 1,152 Muscle Pieces. 217 Kickstarter Backers. 11 Mins of Film. nn'He Took ...
SEE THE FILM HERE - https://vimeo.com/116498390nn2 Years. No CGI. 1,152 Muscle Pieces. 217 Kickstarter Backers. 11 Mins of Film. nn'He Took His Skin Off For Me' is possibly one of the most ambitious and bizarre short film productions ever. Take a look behind the film and see how a bunch of students got together and somehow pulled it off! - http://hetookhisskinoffforme.com/nnINDEX - Click on the link to jump to the Chapters-n00:53 - Creating the storyn02:10 - Choosing practical makeupn03:43 - Enter Colin Arthur n05:58 - A practical SFX fairytalen10:00 - Scheduling nightmaresn11:30 - The power of performancen12:55 - BLOOD. BLOOD EVERYWHERE.n14:30 - But what does it mean?n16:45 - Fly on the wall: B-roll for 'Skin'nnExtra MaterialsnMaria Hummer reads her original story - https://vimeo.com/67548806nEarly makeup tests - https://vimeo.com/67283889nTeaser Trailer (aka deleted scene) - https://vimeo.com/77898342nnWant more? Check out-nhttp://hetookhisskinoffforme.comnfacebook.com/HeTookHisSkinOffForMenhttps://twitter.com/SkinShortFilmnhttps://benastondirector.comnhttps://twitter.com/BenAstonDirnnALSO, check out our other SotW and Vimeo Staff Pick 'Dinner and a Movie' vimeo.com/46071455 and the film we at the same time as this one, 'Russian Roulette' https://vimeo.com/90733535 Less
Tracklist:nn1. Creation 0:00n2. Lipstick to Void 2:46n3. Andrew Void 9:28n4. Meat to Maths 11:42n5. Drift 13:43n6. Lonely Void 20:41n7. Mirr...
Tracklist:nn1. Creation 0:00n2. Lipstick to Void 2:46n3. Andrew Void 9:28n4. Meat to Maths 11:42n5. Drift 13:43n6. Lonely Void 20:41n7. Mirror to Vortex 24:20n8. Bedroom 26:56n9. Love 28:26n10. Bothy 33:36n11. Death 34:59n12. Alien Loop 39:38 Less
Episodio seguente: prossima settimana.nnNO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT!!nNON SI INTENDE VIOLARE NESSUN COPYRIGHT!!nALL RIGHTS BELONG TO MOVIE CEN...
Episodio seguente: prossima settimana.nnNO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT!!nNON SI INTENDE VIOLARE NESSUN COPYRIGHT!!nALL RIGHTS BELONG TO MOVIE CENTRAL!!nTUTTI I DIRITTI APPARTENGONO E SONO RISERVATI A MOVIE CENTRAL!! Less
This video was recorded at the Leading for Better Outcomes event on 30 March 2015 at Pollock Halls in Edinburgh. For more details about Heal...
This video was recorded at the Leading for Better Outcomes event on 30 March 2015 at Pollock Halls in Edinburgh. For more details about Health and Social Care Integration in Scotland, please visit:nnhttp://www.gov.scot/Topics/Health/Policy/Adult-Health-SocialCare-Integration Less
Dr Ed Kelley, Director Service Delivery and Safety, WHO launches the WHO global strategy on people-centred and integrated health services in...
Dr Ed Kelley, Director Service Delivery and Safety, WHO launches the WHO global strategy on people-centred and integrated health services interim report at ICIC15 in Edinburgh Less
Dr. Marcia Angell of Physicians for a National Health Program speaks at the 2009 PNHP annual meeting, Cambridge, MA.
For four decades the Queen of the boogie-woogie piano, Marcia Ball, has been gracing the stage worldwide. She's one the top female blues per...
For four decades the Queen of the boogie-woogie piano, Marcia Ball, has been gracing the stage worldwide. She's one the top female blues performers in the world, bringing the New Orleans/Mississippi Delta style to her unique brand of music. "It's what I know," she says, "I've been playing most of my life and I've been very fortunate." Marcia is also an activist, advocating for health care for musicians through the New Orleans Musicians Clinic and a similar program in her adopted hometown of Austin, TX. She also lends her voice to projects to reclaim the Louisiana wetlands and restoring New Orleans. In this week's edition of Extended Play she talks about her music, Irma Thomas, the plight of the wetlands and gives us a fabulous set of New Orleans style blues. Less
SETTING THE STAGEnn0:00:00 • Hellos, intros, and prayer.nn0:04:02 • Should moral chaos in America make us panic?nn0:09:15 • Should mor...
SETTING THE STAGEnn0:00:00 • Hellos, intros, and prayer.nn0:04:02 • Should moral chaos in America make us panic?nn0:09:15 • Should moral chaos in America make us passive?nnON SLAVERY AND RACEnn0:16:06 • Douglas Wilson’s position on slavery and racial reconciliation.nn0:21:10 • John Piper’s takeaways from Wilson and Thabiti Anyabwile’s 111-page blog discussion on slavery and race.nn0:22:53 • Six reasons the risk of partnering with Wilson is worth it for Piper.nn0:26:55 • Wilson on whether his presence jeopardizes racial reconciliation.nn0:30:12 • Wilson on the Anyabwile debate.nn0:31:57 • The backstory behind Wilson’s book Black and Tan.nn0:36:42 • Piper on making emotional connections in reconciliation.nn0:39:20 • Piper on growing up in segregated Greenville, SC.nn0:40:38 • Wilson on growing up in segregated Annapolis, MD.nn0:42:58 • Wilson: The key to all reconciliation is God-centeredness.nn0:45:50 • Wilson: We need to receive hard truths from African American brothers, and be willing to offer them.nn0:46:56 • Why do African American Christians vote for pro-abortion politicians?nn0:54:48 • Abortion as the slavery of the 20th century.nn0:58:26 • Is the slavery/abortion link insensitive?nnON OPPOSING POSTMODERN SEXUALITYnn1:03:02 • Do you care about your reputation in debates? And how should Christian leaders address controversies (bold offending, cowardly retreating, non-offending edification)?nn1:16:13 • Where is our culture on homosexuality? Where is it headed?nn1:17:48 • Wilson: The central problems of culture are worship problems.nn1:23:02 • Piper: How to be an effective idol-blasting Christian.nn1:24:33 • Piper: I don’t know where culture is going. Collapse? Revival?nn1:26:01 • Wilson: God’s kingdom progresses from triumph to triumph via apparent disasters (the cross).nn1:28:06 • Why Piper avoids sodomy language in the homosexual debate.nn1:35:06 • Why Wilson uses sodomy language in the homosexual debate.nn1:39:48 • How to attack cultural apostles of homosexuality without alienating Christians struggling with same-sex attractions.nn1:45:22 • Piper: Be slow to judge the heart of a Christian speaking online.nnON PREPARING FOR PERSECUTIONnn1:47:35 • If persecution is coming to America, how should the Church ready herself?nn1:53:26 • Piper closes in prayer. Less
This interview with Jeff Mills was the first-ever Red Bull Music Academy lecture. It took place in Berlin in 1998.nnWatch more lectures from...
This interview with Jeff Mills was the first-ever Red Bull Music Academy lecture. It took place in Berlin in 1998.nnWatch more lectures from the Red Bull Music Academy: win.gs/1nSnW1nnFind more about the Red Bull Music Academy: redbullmusicacademy.com nnJeff Mills is undoubtedly one of the founding fathers of techno music. Starting out as radio DJ The Wizard on Detroit’s WJLB, Mills eventually met Mad Mike Banks and Robert Hood. What followed were some of the most important tracks in the evolution of techno. Performing in uniforms comprised of ski masks and black combat suits, Underground Resistance captured the revolutionary imagination of the dance world. A deal with the German label Tresor soon grew out of some UR licensing and Mills later set up Axis. Mills hasn’t looked back since. Whether it’s his ever minimal yet highly complex live sets, his rescoring of Fritz Lang’s Metropolis or his multimedia revisiting of The Rings Of Saturn, he always treads a careful line between dance music and art. Less
Can we really end poverty? Contrary to what you may have heard, we know how to cure poverty. The real question is why aren't we doing it? As...
Can we really end poverty? Contrary to what you may have heard, we know how to cure poverty. The real question is why aren't we doing it? As Christians we are deeply committed to helping the poor. Unfortunately our good intentions don’t always translate into good outcomes for those who need it most. To put it bluntly, sometimes our helping hurts. In this lecture, Dr. Jay Richards will be sharing the ten essential principles that will end poverty.nnOn February 25th, Impact 360 Institute welcomed Dr. Richards to our campus to kick off our spring speakers series (visit www.impact360institute.org to stay up to date on all of our events). A well respected scholar, Dr. Richards speaks globally on questions of economics and poverty and is the author of Money, Greed, and God: Why Capitalism Is the Solution and Not the Problem and New York Times best-selling books, Infiltrated, and together with co-author James Robison, Indivisible: Restoring Faith, Family, and Freedom Before It’s Too Late.nnThe good news is that a new generation is motivated to do something about poverty. This lecture will move us beyond just feeling good about helping the poor to doing good for the poor. Caring for the poor is close to the heart of God and that is why Impact 360 Institute is pleased to make this event available free to the public. Less
www.coa.edunn05.06.2014nSeth talks about his work as a reporter in the constantly evolving arena of public interest journalism. He discusses...
www.coa.edunn05.06.2014nSeth talks about his work as a reporter in the constantly evolving arena of public interest journalism. He discusses the tensions between narrative, truth, and justice in the context of his reporting on immigration issues, focusing on the collateral damage done to undocumented immigrants who are deported. Seth also talks about his investigations into the thousands of children stuck in the foster care system after their parents are deported, and his work on deportees who die in the US-Mexico borderlands attempting to return to their families. Less
Creating a good patient experience is the focus and mandate of the Chief Experience Officer at the Cleveland Clinic, one of the world's top-...
Creating a good patient experience is the focus and mandate of the Chief Experience Officer at the Cleveland Clinic, one of the world's top-rated medical facilities. In this talk, Bridget Duffy shows the theory and practice of patient-centered care, including an on-stage demo of an innovative patient gown. Less
When she co-founded the online clothing retailer ModCloth, Susan Gregg Koger had never worked in retail and had no connections with the fash...
When she co-founded the online clothing retailer ModCloth, Susan Gregg Koger had never worked in retail and had no connections with the fashion industry. She had no experience that helped her write a business plan or how to source inventory for her site. But being a “rookie” turned out to be asset as she built her company without the constraints of tradition or routine. Since founding the company in college, Koger and her team have innovated in the online retail world with unconventional tactics like asking her customers to select what dresses to stock, and using user photos on product pages.nn“Approaching a problem from a rookie point of view enables you to innovate just because you don’t how its usually done,” she says. The result? The company now is located in three cities and boasts over $100 million in sales. Not bad for a newbie.nnAbout Susan Gregg KogernnSusan Gregg Koger is the co-founder and chief creative officer of ModCloth, an online retailer known for its innovative social shopping experience, unique apparel and décor, and wide range of styles sourced from independent designers around the world. As ModCloth’s CCO, Susan employs her creative edge and love for vintage to inform all things ModCloth; from its careful curation of remarkable goods, to the look and feel of the site and mobile apps. In 2013, ModCloth was recognized as one of Fast Company‘s “Most Innovative Companies,” and Susan was listed in Forbes‘ “30 Under 30″ and Refinery29‘s “30 Under 30: San Francisco.” Less
This 25 minute documentary, with contributions from Bishop Mark Davies of the Shrewsbury Diocese, shows how the famous “Dome of Home” ch...
This 25 minute documentary, with contributions from Bishop Mark Davies of the Shrewsbury Diocese, shows how the famous “Dome of Home” church – the Church of Sts Peter, Paul and Philomena – is thriving under the care of Canon Amaury Montjean and the Institute of Christ the King.nnThe documentary has extensive coverage of the Latin Mass (also known as the Tridentine rite, or as the “extraordinary form” of the Mass), and also discusses the way other sacraments are celebrated in the church, with excerpts from an extraordinary form baptism. It considers the history, heritage and future of this beautiful church. Less
A signature program of the PopTech Accelerator, Project Masiluleke, harnesses the power of mobile devices to help reverse South Africa’s c...
A signature program of the PopTech Accelerator, Project Masiluleke, harnesses the power of mobile devices to help reverse South Africa’s crippling HIV/AIDS and TB crises. Partners from frog design, iTeach and the Praekelt Foundation discuss the program’s breakthrough approach, which endeavors to connect millions to testing and care. Less
Bruce Damer takes the 2012 Palenque Norte audience at the Burning Man Festival on a far flung journey into what he calls his practice of “...
Bruce Damer takes the 2012 Palenque Norte audience at the Burning Man Festival on a far flung journey into what he calls his practice of “global multi-cultural, multi-ethnic, multi-technic shamanism” where you “put yourself on the shelf” and dive deeply into the worlds of Pentagon think tanks, NASA mission designers, the tribal cultures of Pakistan, the Swiss, Egyptologists, IT professionals, and Christian Evangelicals, to come back with the true alchemical gold. With apologies to Terence McKenna, he says “there is no dominator culture” and that if we aren’t careful we can collectively fall for cartoon epistemologies, chase chains of weaker and weaker claims, and become a victims of our own delusions, and fall prey to others’ unsubstantiated theories. Bruce advises everyone to become their own best skeptic and develop “critical intelligence”. If someone says something that strikes you as flaky or just doesn’t feel right, Bruce suggests that you think it through before you pass on their meme.nnCheck out all of the projects Bruce talks about at his personal site at: www.damer.com Less
Winner - AACTA Award Best Short Film 2014nn"a superb supernatural film of epic proportions" - Jason King, Salty Popcornnn" this film has an ...
Winner - AACTA Award Best Short Film 2014nn"a superb supernatural film of epic proportions" - Jason King, Salty Popcornnn" this film has an incredibly visceral quality that normally either comes from great skill or your own heart" - Tess Connellan, The Scribblings Of A Cinephilenn“Dark and increasingly freaky, this short thriller is shot like a proper feature and seriously gets under the skin." - Rich Kline, Shadows On The Wallnn“Verso’s gothic movie creeps in all the right directions." - Ali Gardner, Front Row Reviewsnn"a moving, enrapturing short.” - David William Upton, So So GaynnIn 1995, Jonah is proud to be the loner at the teen mental health clinic. But when a new patient, Richard, is admitted and the boys are forced to share a room, Jonah finds himself forming a connection despite himself. But will their bond be strong enough to protect them from the darklings that hide in the night shadows?nnWritten and directed by Nicholas VersonProduced by John MolloynnFunded through Screen Australia's Springboard programmennwww.nicholasverso.com Less
We’ve decided to end this crazy beautiful experiment called RSWX with the album that started the whole trip and was the unexpected gift th...
We’ve decided to end this crazy beautiful experiment called RSWX with the album that started the whole trip and was the unexpected gift that kept on giving.nWhile we watched it from the sideline lead a life of its own, unintentionally capturing a zeitgeist and becoming that weird thing that is an underground hit via word of mouth, we had already continued on many other musical ventures and have never really looked back until now, but we’re glad we have, as it’s a fitting way to end this project based on sharing (a small part of) our record collection.nnWe’d like to thank everyone involved from the animators to the coders and everyone in between who worked their asses of to make this labour of love a reality, but of course especially the viewers (or listeners if you will). Your massive response and attention has almost bankrupted us in bandwidth costs but it was totally worth it!nSo here it is: 12 yrs, 2 months and 24 days later, we have re-united 45 tracks in 1 single hour of visual mayhem. As Heard On the Radio Pt II becomes As Seen On the App..is this technically Pt III? Probably. Who’s counting? Who cares? Just watch itnnDownload the RADIO SOULWAX app for iphone / ipad / android or watch online at radiosoulwax.comnnDirected by Glyn PeppiattnnCo-Directed by Lewis Kyle White & Laurie HillnnProduced by Glyn Peppiatt.nnAnimators:nLewis Kyle WhitenLaurie HillnMichael ZaunernBill PorternGlyn PeppiattnNuno Costa Less
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