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JEAN FAMILY ALBUM-2012-MAY 19

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PT.1-GOOD JOB JAY--Little Jay's graduation party-MASTERS DEGREE in SOCIAL WORK-or SOCIOLOGY??-I Think

euronews right on - Can I vote if I move abroad?

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www.euronews.com While the right for foreigners to vote is being debated in several European countries, EU citizens already have certain rights within the continent. For most municipal and European elections they may vote and be elected in any member state without having the nationality of the country. However rights that have already been around for 20 years are still often poorly understood, as Ella Fallgred, a Swedish national who has now settled in Italy explained. She said: "I had always thought that when I retire I am going to live in Italy and that's what I did. I came and I didn't know the area at all, and I fell in love with it, so much so that I wanted to become a local councillor." After living for 20 years in England, Ella moved to Umbria, Italy five years ago. Upon arrival, she became involved in local life and wished to vote in local elections. But Ella told us the authorities claimed that she was ineligible to vote: "It surprised me a bit that I couldn't vote in the...

My PhD in 60 Seconds - Mark Carrigan, (Sociology)

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Mark Carrigan discusses his PhD in Sociology Studies at The University of Warwick

My PhD in 60 Seconds - Izzy Gutteridge, (Sociology)

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Izzy Gutteridge discusses her PhD in Sociology at The University of Warwick

Which are deadlier: sharks or horses? (availability heuristic)

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Which do you think is more common: suicide or homicide? By how much? See below for answer. CogSai is about cognitive science — a combination of psychology, artificial intelligence, philosophy, neuroscience, linguistics, anthropology, sociology, pedagogy, economics, and lots of unique combinations, like behavioral economics and neural theories of language. We'll have a wide variety of videos, including short illustrated explanations, live interviews with researchers, and group discussions. Be sure to share, subscribe, like & follow! Live guests will be announced on G+/FB/Twitter, so you can get your questions in early. ;-) youtube.com plus.google.com twitter.com facebook.com Questions & suggestions: cogsai.com (please vote up what you like!) Relevant comics: Zach Weiner www.smbc-comics.com Tony Piro calamitiesofnature.com So, which is it? Let's look at the numbers. Top 15 causes of US deaths, 2007: 25.4% heart disease 23.2% cancer 5.6% stroke 5.3% respiratory 5.1% accidents 3.1%...

Axe Commercial ECI

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Axe commercial for anthropology, psychology, sociology class. We filmed this commercial in two parts on two separate days which is why we all magically appear with different clothes lol.

How Foods Tasted in the Early Modern Period and How They Taste Now

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22-05-12 School of Advanced Study www.sas.ac.uk events.sas.ac.uk ST Lee Visiting Professorial Fellow Lecture: Changing Tastes: How Foods Tasted in the Early Modern Period and How They Taste Now Speaker: Professor Steven Shapin, ST Lee Visiting Professorial Fellow, 2011/12, Franklin L. Ford Professor of the History of Science, Harvard University In dietetic and natural philosophical frameworks of the period from Antiquity to the seventeenth century, the subjective experiences of taste, and indeed the experiences of digestion, testified to the make-up of the world's edible portions. That is, such subjective experiences might be both philosophically and practically reliable. How did that framework help early modern eaters make sense of their bodies and that portion of the world that constituted their aliment? How did that sense-making capacity change over time, as new medical and scientific frameworks emerged from the eighteenth century and, finally, became scientifically dominant in...

Professor Alex Law - The end of civilisation as we know it?

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Sociologist Professor Alex Law's inaugural professorial lecture: "The end of civilisation as we know it? Symbolic violence and the de-civilising process" draws on the works of Pierre Bourdieu and Norbert Elias to examine the state of civilisation in Scotland and the world today.

Freedom Flame 2012: Andy McCarthy

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TRANSCRIPT: It is not often enough that I get to salute not one but two of my favorite people. But tonight, I want to embrace that opportunity. There is no one in America who fights more relentlessly, passionately, and effectively in the cause of freedom than Frank Gaffney. Do you care about liberty, and about the defining principles of the West — equality, freedom of conscience, freedom of expression, peace through the strength of both our culture and our armed forces? If you do, you owe a great debt of gratitude to Frank, and to the bulwark he has made of the Center for Security Policy. We don't say "thank you" nearly often enough. So tonight, I want to make sure that we all say "thank you" for all Frank does for our country. Frank, we can never repay you, but we honor you, and we are forever grateful for your patriotism. Next, I'd like to say a few words about my friend Michael Mukasey, who will always be Judge Mukasey to me — not just because that is how I first came to know...

Michigan Regional Conference Keynote Part 4

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Charles Bowden, MMCC Professor, Director of Sociology Program, Senior Member of MMCC Faculty The Dark Side of Competition and the Power of Cooperation.

Michigan Regional Conference Keynote Part 3

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Part 4 pf 4: youtu.be Charles Bowden, MMCC Professor, Director of Sociology Program, Senior Member of MMCC Faculty The Dark Side of Competition and the Power of Cooperation.

Skateboarding Over Time

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Gulen Movement shows extraordinarily good examples of how to treat others

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[Fethullah Gulen | Gulen Movement | Prof. Henning Bech] Organized by Finland Dialog Association and The Fountain, a bimonthly US-based periodical, Culture of Coexistence: The Art of Living Together seminar took place April 24, 2012 under the auspices of the Finland Ministry of Culture and Sports. Academics from various countries shared their research on peaceful coexistence, with emphasis on civil society and faith-based movements, especially on a social movement of volunteers providing humanitarian services, opening schools, and organizing dialogue activities in over 130 countries inspired from Fethullah Gülen, a contemporary Turkish scholar and writer with powerful ideas on intercultural dialogue and education. Prof. Henning Bech from Department of Sociology at the University of Copenhagen (Denmark) shares his observation regarding how this movement of volunteers treat "others": After a level of personal interaction, it seems to me that many Muslims show extraordinarily good...

Michigan Regional Regional Conference Keynote Part 3 001

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Charles Bowden, MMCC Professor, Director of Sociology Program, Senior Member of MMCC Faculty The Dark Side of Competition and the Power of Cooperation.

2PAC

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Tupac Amaru Shakur (June 16, 1971 September 13, 1996), also known by his stage names 2Pac and Makaveli, was an American rapper. In addition to his status as a top-selling recording artist, Shakur was a promising actor and a social activist. Most of Shakur's songs are about growing up amid violence and hardship in ghettos, racism, problems in society and conflicts with other rappers. Shakur's work is known for advocating political, economic, social and racial equality, as well as his raw descriptions of violence, drug and alcohol abuse and conflicts with the law. At a Mobb Deep concert following the death of the famed icon and release of The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory, Cormega recalled in an interview that the fans were all shouting "Makaveli",[58] and emphasized the influence of the The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory and of Shakur himself even in New York at the height of the media-dubbed 'intercoastal rivalry'. About.com named Shakur the most influential rapper ever. To...