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Aug 6, 2010

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Aug 6, 2010

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BIOVIDA.TV Dreams are wishes your heart makes. Having a dream is what keeps you alive, and overcoming challenges that make life worth living. It is a matter of identifying those things you are truly passionate about and giving yourself absolutely to them.
Apr 27, 2010

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BIOVIDA.TV C'mon,C'mon - children's music for people of all ages from http://www.reneeandjeremy.com/ FUN
Apr 27, 2010

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BIOVIDA.TV This is a meditation that will awaken you to the abundance all around you. You will attract opportunities that manifest personal & professional growth and open you to the infinite possibilities that lie within you for a rich and productive life.
Apr 27, 2010

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BIOVIDA.TV Homeopathy Just Good Medicine: a brief and powerful introduction to homeopathy and the research supporting it. From the National Center for Homeopathy in Washington, DC
Apr 13, 2010

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BIOVIDA.TV Homeopathy Just Good Medicine: a brief and powerful introduction to homeopathy and the research supporting it. From the National Center for Homeopathy.
Apr 13, 2010

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BIOVIDA.TV Ten minutes to connect with the spirit of Findhorn - inspire yourself with a new vision for the future.
Oct 27, 2009

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Oct 27, 2009

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BIOVIDA.TV Lester Brown, preeminent environmentalist and head of the Earth Policy Institute, warns that society is too dependent on fossil fuels, and consumption habits must change to maintain a healthy social, economic and environmental balance in the world.
Oct 20, 2009

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BIOVIDA.TV What can we glean about underlying thought structures from the way we ask someone to "pass the guacamole"? Preeminent psychologist and best-selling author Steven Pinker examines how the words we use, from swears to simple requests at the dinner table, reflect how we think.
Oct 20, 2009

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BIOVIDA.TV Christian Nold thinks we should pay more attention to how our environment shapes our emotional and physiological states. His work with Bio Mapping—which measures people’s responses to their environment and connects those feelings to their physical location—suggests that a map of emotional landscapes represents a powerful tool for analyzing the relationship between place and broader social issues.
Oct 20, 2009

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BIOVIDA.TV Pop sociologist and best-selling author Malcolm Gladwell has honed in on a profound new question: what separates extraordinary and average people? Discussing findings from his much-anticipated book "Outliers," Gladwell details how we're squandering human potential everywhere from the football field to the classroom - and what we can do to change it.
Oct 20, 2009

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BIOVIDA.TV Internet guru Clay Shirky has a unique ability to present the chaos of the Web in stunningly clear terms, as he does here, documenting what a "spontaneously, self-assembling, online philanthropic venture" tells us about the nature of human motivation. Listen as he explains the concept of "designing for generosity," and what we can learn about it from the Josh Groban Foundation, Napster and a top online mobile phone forum.
Oct 20, 2009

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BIOVIDA.TV Dr. Parkinson is re-imagining the doctor/patient relationship, marrying a 21st century toolkit - think social networking, IM, video chat, SMS and PayPal - with old-fashioned, doctor-in-your-neighborhood, quality care. Pay a virtual visit to his Web 2.0 primary care practice, Hello Health, which offers a new way of keeping people well.
Oct 20, 2009

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BIOVIDA.TV Ecologist, author and lifelong fisherman Carl Safina is fighting to wake people up to the fact that fish are going the way of the buffalo. In this eye-opening Pop!Cast, Safina paints a grim portrait of the impact we’re having on the Earth’s oceans and what we need to do to turn the tide.
Oct 20, 2009

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BIOVIDA.TV Pioneering epidemiologist Dr. Lipkin is developing world-changing methods to rapidly identify and decode mystery pathogens. Listen as he explains how an increased understanding of "zoonotic diseases," coupled with advancements in diagnostic technology, is helping us to predict and prevent the next SARS or HIV/AIDS.
Oct 20, 2009

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