Input: [#] EM-3497 [Sender] winter-time@sbcglobal.net [Subject] Opposition to the WOPR: Protect Our Ancient Forests [Date] 1/7/2008 18:16:18 [Body]

Output: Western Oregon Plan Revisions Bureau of Land Management To whom it may concern: I am writing in opposition to the BLM's attempt to put our nation's beloved forests at-risk through the proposed Western Oregon Plan Revisions (WOPR). This misguided and unacceptable plan would unravel the protections of the Northwest Forest Plan (NWFP) and threaten the magnificent forests, diversity of life, and clean salmon-rich waters of the region. Without the NWFP, we could see a return to logging of ancient forests and the degradation of hundreds of miles of rivers and streams up and down the Pacific coast. This proposal would take us backwards to the days of rampant old growth clear-cutting, destructive road building, and local controversy, and would fail to provide real stewardship of these resources. I urge you to reject this and every attempt to undermine science-based protections for our nation's natural resources. Clear-cutting over 100,000 acres of old-growth forest every decade is simply an unsustainable rate of logging that would destroy these ancient forests. I am also concerned that the proposal fails to appreciate how important these intact forests are in helping to slow global warming. Please do not allow the destruction of our old-growth forest heritage to be our legacy, and rewrite the plan to protect our ancient forests, clean water, and the wildlife that call these areas home. Sincerely, jeff winter 7435 aldea ave van nuys, CA 91406

OREGON/WASHINGTON| BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT|US DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR


Input: [#] EM-3498 [Sender] suesnider@yahoo.com [Subject] Opposition to the WOPR: Protect Our Ancient Forests [Date] 1/7/2008 18:17:18 [Body]

Output: Western Oregon Plan Revisions Bureau of Land Management To whom it may concern: I am writing in opposition to the BLM's attempt to put our nation's beloved forests at-risk through the proposed Western Oregon Plan Revisions (WOPR). This misguided and unacceptable plan would unravel the protections of the Northwest Forest Plan (NWFP) and threaten the magnificent forests, diversity of life, and clean salmon-rich waters of the region. Without the NWFP, we could see a return to logging of ancient forests and the degradation of hundreds of miles of rivers and streams up and down the Pacific coast. This proposal would take us backwards to the days of rampant old growth clear-cutting, destructive road building, and local controversy, and would fail to provide real stewardship of these resources. I urge you to reject this and every attempt to undermine science-based protections for our nation's natural resources. Clear-cutting over 100,000 acres of old-growth forest every decade is simply an unsustainable rate of logging that would destroy these ancient forests. I am also concerned that the proposal fails to appreciate how important these intact forests are in helping to slow global warming. Please do not allow the destruction of our old-growth forest heritage to be our legacy, and rewrite the plan to protect our ancient forests, clean water, and the wildlife that call these areas home. Sincerely, Susan Snider 11731 Stillwater Creek Road Nevada City, CA 95959-9602

OREGON/WASHINGTON| BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT|US DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR


Input: [#] EM-3499 [Sender] p.rose2@cox.net [Subject] Opposition to the WOPR: Protect Our Ancient Forests [Date] 1/7/2008 18:17:18 [Body]

Output: Western Oregon Plan Revisions Bureau of Land Management To whom it may concern: I am writing in opposition to the BLM's attempt to put our nation's beloved forests at-risk through the proposed Western Oregon Plan Revisions (WOPR). This misguided and unacceptable plan would unravel the protections of the Northwest Forest Plan (NWFP) and threaten the magnificent forests, diversity of life, and clean salmon-rich waters of the region. Without the NWFP, we could see a return to logging of ancient forests and the degradation of hundreds of miles of rivers and streams up and down the Pacific coast. This proposal would take us backwards to the days of rampant old growth clear-cutting, destructive road building, and local controversy, and would fail to provide real stewardship of these resources. I urge you to reject this and every attempt to undermine science-based protections for our nation's natural resources. Clear-cutting over 100,000 acres of old-growth forest every decade is simply an unsustainable rate of logging that would destroy these ancient forests. I am also concerned that the proposal fails to appreciate how important these intact forests are in helping to slow global warming. Please do not allow the destruction of our old-growth forest heritage to be our legacy, and rewrite the plan to protect our ancient forests, clean water, and the wildlife that call these areas home. Sincerely, Patricia Rose 737 Nob Circle Vista, CA 92084

OREGON/WASHINGTON| BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT|US DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR


Input: [Item] Error reporting [Description] Akonadi::Job basically has only one error code: Unknown [Status]

Output: TO DO

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Input: [Item] Finish collection model/view [Description] see below [Status]

Output: IN PROGRESS

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Input: [Item] Collection statistics for sub-trees [Description] Provide a CollectionStatus object covering the full sub-tree in the model, allowing accumulated unread counts etc. [Status]

Output: IN PROGRESS

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Input: [Item] Batch jobs for modifying/deleting collections/items [Description] it would be great to have jobs which perform operations on several entities in one sitting (a use-case: mark all as read). [Contact] [mailto: <>] [Status]

Output: TO DO

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Input: [Item] Batch job to retrieve a set of items from Akonadi [Description] Those items don't belong to the same collection, rather they are located in different collections [Contact] [mailto: <>] [Status]

Output: TO DO

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Input: [Item] CollectionFetchJob/ItemFetchJob should be able to retrieve entities by remote id/mimetype [Description] This is problematic with change notifications, as they have to know about the filtering with the \Seen flag as well. This type of filtering would be possible with full Nepomuk interface though. We don't want yet another query language here. The plan is to fix the nepomuk agent and use that as semi-public interface for now. [Contact] [mailto: <>] [Status]

Output: TO DO

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Input: [Item] ResourceBase::collectionsRetrievalDone is missing [Description] I'm working around by calling collectionsRetrievedIncremental() with empty collection lists [Contact] [mailto: <>] [Status]

Output: TO DO

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Input: [Item] Nepomuk integration [Description] Generic Item tag/rate/comment, etc. [Status]

Output: TO DO

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Input: [Item] Account creation wizard [Description] as discussed in Berlin, see below [Contact] [mailto: <>] [Status]

Output: TO DO

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Input: [Item] Sync collection tree after creating setting up a resource [Description] see AgentInstanceCreateJob [Contact] [mailto: <>] [Status]

Output: TO DO

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Input: [Item] Support standard commands for QUndo framework [Contact] [mailto: <>] [Status]

Output: TO DO

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Input: [Item] Conflict detection in resources [Description] See Osnabrueck meeting notes for details [Contact] [mailto: <>] [Status]

Output: TO DO

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Input: [Item] Action framework [Description] see below [Contact] Volker [Status]

Output: IN PROGRESS

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Input: [Item] Fix API docs [Description] The libakonadi move as well as the huge API changes following it broke lots of the docs technical and content-wise, see below [Status]

Output: IN PROGRESS

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Input: [Item] Migration [Description] Data and settings from pre-Akonadi times, see below [Contact] [mailto: <>] [Status]

Output: TO DO

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Input: [Item] Remote Search [Description] Delegating searches to resources, see below [Contact] [mailto: <>] [Status]

Output: TO DO

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Input: [Item] Extended notifications [Description] Item change notification do not yet include their source collections (real and virtual) [Contact] [mailto: <>] [Status]

Output: TO DO

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Input: [Item] Alternative for Akonadi::ResourceBase [Description] Not using the scheduler to avoid the serialization of operations, see RSS resource. (This will get very complicated. Maybe use a proxy ResourceBase for this, which is thread-pooled?) [Contact] [mailto: <>] [Status]

Output: TO DO

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Input: [Item] Collection parameter for Monitor::itemChanged() and Monitor::itemRemoved() [Description] If the item resides in several collections (normal + virtual collections) then emit those signals for each collection. Adding this would mean changing it in many places (Monitor, Observer, ...), this is lots of work but probably the right thing to do. Related to virtual collections, since with them, items can be in multiple collections. Better wait until the Nepomuk stuff is finished? [Contact] [mailto: <>] [Status]

Output: TO DO

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Input: [Convention] Every Java source file starts with the Apache licence header. [Rationale] Required by Apache. [Enforced By]

Output: checkstyle

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Input: [Convention] No tabs in content. [Rationale] Programmers should not have to adjust the tab settings in their editor to be able to read the source code. [Enforced By]

Output: checkstyle

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Input: [Convention] Indentation of 4 spaces per level. [Rationale] Maximize readability. [Enforced By]

Output: Not enforced

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Input: [Convention] Comments, identifiers, and project documentation must be in English. In general, other languages must not be used, except in translated documentation and language-specific i10n files. [Rationale] To avoid the need for everyone to learn all languages, English has become the standard language for many technology projects, and is the only human language that all FOP developers are expected to know. [Enforced By]

Output: Not enforced

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Input: [Convention] American English spelling should be used. Alternative spelling and idioms are tolerated, but may be changed by anyone to American. [Rationale] Some standard is useful, and American English is widely used and accepted for technology standards and projects. [Enforced By]

Output: Not enforced.

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Input: [Convention] Fully qualify all import statements (no "import java.util.*") [Rationale] Clarity [Enforced By]

Output: checkstyle

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Input: [Convention] No underscores in variable names except for static finals. [Rationale] Upper/lower case distinctions can be made in all other variable names, eliminating the need for artificial word boundaries. [Enforced By]

Output: checkstyle

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Input: [Convention] Opening brace for a block should be on the same line as its control statement (if, while, etc.). [Rationale] Standardization, general preference. [Enforced By]

Output: checkstyle

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Input: [Convention] Write appropriate javadoc entries for all public and protected classes, methods, and variables. [Rationale] Basic API documentation is needed. [Enforced By]

Output: checkstyle

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Input: [Convention] By ASF policy, @author tags are officially discouraged. However it is permissible to indicate the original author(s) of an entire file or package in a comment provided it follows the copyright and license header. [Rationale] Attribution of subsequent contributions are recorded by the SVN commit history logs, so should not be included. [Enforced By]

Output: checkstyle

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Input: [0] 1 [Description] Steve Hilton offers the latest research from all over the world, across industry, politics, education, design and social action, to show us what can happen when we make our world more human. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Designing a World Where People Come First

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Input: [0] 2 [Description] Dr Kevan Collins considers how evidence can inform education practice and help to improve outcomes for pupils and institutions. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Improving Education Outcomes for All

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Input: [0] 3 [Description] Have we had enough of the 'big me' society? Renowned commentator and thinker David Brooks argues that we need to devote more time to cultivating what he terms our 'eulogy' virtues in order to be truly fulfilled. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: The Importance of Character

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Input: [0] 4 [Description] MIT academic César Hidalgo radically rethinks what an economy is, and argues that it is a nation’s economic complexity – not its GDP or per-capita income - that explains the success or failure of its economic performance. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Why Information Grows

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Input: [0] 5 [Description] Should the pure, unemotional logic of utilitarianism be brought to bear on charitable giving? Renowned ethicist Peter Singer advances a provocative new theory of ‘effective’ altruism. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Can Altruism Be More Effective?

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Input: [0] 6 [Description] An event celebrating the 2015 RSA Student Design Awards programme and the burgeoning design for social innovation movement, with leading industrial designer and founding director of PriestmanGoode, Paul Priestman. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Aspiring Design

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Input: [0] 7 [Description] Buddhist monk and influential public thinker Matthieu Ricard joins Madeleine Bunting to discuss how compassion can benefit us, society, and the planet. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: The Power Of Compassion: Change Yourself And The World

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Input: [0] 8 [Description] John Lloyd is a director, producer and writer. Spitting Image, Not The Nine o'Clock News, Blackadder and QI are just a handful of the programmes he's helped to create [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: General Ignorance: It’s all about what you don’t know

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Input: [0] 9 [Description] In the 2014 RSA Chairman’s Lecture, Sir Martin Davidson, CEO of the British Council, asks whether creativity offers the UK a way ahead in an increasingly dangerous international environment. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: RSA 2014 Chairman’s Lecture: Creative Influences

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Input: [0] 10 [Description] Matthew Crawford, argues that our current crisis of attention, dissatisfaction with ourselves and alienation from other people, is the result of long-held assumptions [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: How to Flourish in an Age of Distraction

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Input: [0] 11 [Description] Neil Shubin is one of the world’s most distinguished palaeontologists [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: The Universe Within

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Input: [0] 12 [Description] With Will Self, Joanna Cook and Stephen Cave [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Superintelligence: Paths, Dangers, Strategies

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Input: [0] 13 [Description] Coca-Cola's vice president of innovation and entrepreneurship David Butler gives a rare behind-the-scenes look at the company's design-led approach to business sustainability and growth. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Design to Grow

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Input: [0] 14 [Description] Professor Mark Blyth is a faculty fellow at the Watson Institute for International Studies. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: The Austerity Delusion

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Input: [0] 15 [Description] Jeremy Rifkin is one of the world’s most popular public thinkers [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: A World Beyond Markets

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Input: [0] 16 [Description] What challenges and opportunities do new technologies pose for the ‘power to create’, and how can our institutions adapt to these changes? The RSA’s Director of Policy and Strategy Anthony Painter presents a set of major new institutional ideas. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Event: New Tech and the Power to Create

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Input: [0] 17 [Description] Deyan Sudjic is director of the Design Museum and the author of a new book, 'B is for Bauhaus'. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Design and its Critics

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Input: [0] 18 [Description] Matthew Goodwin is associate professor at the School of Politics & International Relations, University of Nottingham. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: UKIP and the Left Behind: What a New Party Tells Us About Modern Britain

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Input: [0] 19 [Description] Geoff Mulgan is the chief executive of Nesta [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: The Locust and the Bee

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Input: [0] 20 [Description] Robin Dunbar is an evolutionary anthopologist [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Robin Dunbar on Evolution

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Input: [0] 21 [Description] Jon Cruddas is Labour MP for Dagenham and Rainham. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Progressive Politics for a New Era

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Input: [0] 22 [Description] Dov Seidman is founder and CEO of LRN. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: The Era of Behaviour

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Input: [0] 23 [Description] Dr Finbarr Livesey, Rt Hon Vince Cable MP, & Julie Madigan discuss the findings of a new RSA/Lloyds Banking Group [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Making at Home, Owning Abroad

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Input: [0] 24 [Description] Peace builder Scilla Elworthy proposes ten new 21st century values to replace the stale values of the past, in order to build a world that works for all. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Pioneering the Possible

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Input: [0] 25 [Description] An expert panel including Costas Lapavitsas, Paul Mason, Mariana Mazzucato, Seumas Milne and Ben Wu. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: How to Change the Post-Crash Economy

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Input: [0] 26 [Description] Leading neuroscientist Susan Greenfield considers the vast range of technologies that are creating a new environment around us, and asks: how can we ensure these powerful forces bring out the best in us, and allow us to lead more meaningful, more creative lives? [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Mind Change

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Input: [0] 27 [Description] With Rowan Conway, John Podmore, Simon Antrobus and Kevin McGrath [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Alcohol and Crime: How Do We Break the Cycle?

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Input: [0] 28 [Description] The RSA hosted a day long Self-Employment Summit, in partnership with Google and Etsy, bringing together leading thinkers to explore the causes and consequences of the boom in self-employment. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Self-employment summit

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Input: [0] 29 [Description] Aral Balkan is a designer and social entrepreneur [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Free is a Lie

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Input: [0] 30 [Description] Peter Hennessy is one of the UK’s leading contemporary historians. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Does the British Establishment still exist?

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Input: [0] 31 [Description] With Peter Lacy, managing director, Accenture Strategy & Sustainability Services ,Emma Howard Boyd, Niall Dunne and Tobias Webb [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Finding True North for a Sustainable Economy

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Input: [0] 32 [Description] Helen Macdonald, John Campbell, Tom Sutcliffe [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: All the Best Stories Are True

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Input: [0] 33 [Description] With Michael Boyd, Chris Meade, Roger Billing, Jenny Lubuska and Sue Horner [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Find a Voice Not Read a Script: Looking for the Heart of English

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Input: [0] 34 [Description] Renowned public thinker Cass Sunstein defends his groundbreaking nudge theory. When the state seeks to influence our choices in “our best interests” is this liberty-infringing meddling, or simply good government? [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Why Nudge?

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Input: [0] 35 [Description] With Lord Michael Bichard, Ian Mulheirn, Ben Lucas and Jenni Russell [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Fiscal Fallout: The challenge ahead for public spending and public services

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Input: [0] 36 [Description] Harari invites us to not only connect past developments with present challenges, but to question our basic narratives of the world; and to imagine how humankind will use its power to create in the decades to come. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: A Brief History of Humankind

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Input: [0] 37 [Description] Cllr Lib Peck joins an expert panel to discuss how cooperative deals with citizens, business and central Government can help to build fairer and more enterprising local economies. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Cooperate to Innovate

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Input: [0] 38 [Description] Dr Judith Rodin brings together ground-breaking research to outline a radical future in which individuals, companies & entire societies avert disaster by creating more resilient cities. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: How to Build Better, More Resilient Cities

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Input: [0] 39 [Description] Dave Coplin is chief envisioning officer, Microsoft. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Re-Imagining Work: Shifts in the digital revolution

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Input: [0] 40 [Description] Ruby Wax is a comedian, writer and mental health campaigner. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: How to Tame Your Mind

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Input: [0] 41 [Description] Dr Adam Lent is director of the RSA's Action and Research Centre [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Small is Powerful: Beyond Big Business, Big State, and Big Culture

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Input: [0] 42 [Description] Leading social geographer Danny Dorling unpacks the latest research into how the lives and ideas of the 1 percent impact the remaining 99%. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Inequality and the 1%

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Input: [0] 43 [Description] Nat Hunter, Jonathan Chapman, Rich Gilbert, and Mark Shayler discuss sustainable manufacturing on the RSA/Tindale panel [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Redesigning the Future

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Input: [0] 44 [Description] Chade Meng Tan is an early Google engineer and personal growth pioneer [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Search Inside Yourself

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Input: [0] 45 [Description] Professor June Andrews visits the RSA to discuss the profound changes dementia is having on our society and communities, and how we can best address this personal and collective challenge at all levels. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: The Dementia Timebomb

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Input: [0] 46 [Description] Gregory Clark is professor of economics, University of California, Davis [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: The Truth About Social Mobility

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Input: [0] 47 [Description] A panel comprising Lord Heseltine, Sir Richard Leese, Amanda Clack, Ben Lucas and more discuss how cities can play a more significant role in our political economy to create sustainable growth in the UK. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: City Growth Commission: Final Report Launch

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Input: [0] 48 [Description] Thomas Pogge is one of the world’s most influential and challenging political philosophers [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Ending Poverty

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Input: [0] 49 [Description] Eric Schlosser is an investigative journalist and author of Command and Control: Nuclear Weapons, the Damascus Incident and the Illusion of Safety [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Command and Control

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Input: [0] 50 [Description] Sir Ken Robinson, world-renowned educationalist. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: How to Change Education - from the ground up

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Input: [0] 51 [Description] Acclaimed philosopher Theodore Zeldin argues that the greatest problem and the greatest opportunity of the twenty-first century are to be found in the way we relate to others. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: In Search of a Fuller Life

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Input: [0] 52 [Description] Adam Kahane is a partner in Reos Partners [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: How To Change the Future

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Input: [0] 53 [Description] Paul McMahon is a sustainability expert [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Feeding Frenzy

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Input: [0] 54 [Description] Jeremy Heimans is CEO of Purpose.com and David Miliband MP is founder Movement for Change [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: How to Build a Mass Movement Now

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Input: [0] 55 [Description] Nicolas Berggruen is president and chairman of the Nicolas Berggruen Institute and Nathan Gardels is editor of New Perspectives Quarterly. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: How to Govern Intelligently in the 21st Century

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Input: [0] 56 [Description] Lord Smith is outgoing Chair of the Environment Agency [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Why the Environment Still Matters

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Input: [0] 57 [Description] Peter Marsh is manufacturing editor for the Financial Times [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: The New Industrial Revolution

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Input: [0] 58 [Description] Something has to change. In a bid to generate a new public dialogue that sparks real action, the RSA presents the first in a series of climate change events with a twist, featuring comedian Marcus Brigstocke. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Seven Serious Jokes About Climate Change

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Input: [0] 59 [Description] Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie is an award-winning novelist and author of Half of A Yellow Sun and Americanah [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Humanising History & Connecting Cultures: The role of literature

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Input: [0] 60 [Description] Award-winning science writer Christian Schwägerl and leading environmentalist Tony Juniper debate the scientific movement that claims we are in a new geological era marked by human impact on nature - the Anthropocene. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: The Human Era and How it Shapes Our Planet

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Input: [0] 61 [Description] Professor Michael Clarke, Alison Baily, Dr Patricia Lewis, and Matthew Taylor gathered to reflect on the Syria crisis and the global response. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Syria's Crisis and the Global Response

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Input: [0] 62 [Description] With Colleen Graffy, Jonathan Rowson, Ian Leslie, Sarah Churchwell, Candace Allen [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: The Race to the White House: US election panel 2012

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Input: [0] 63 [Description] Dan Hancox is a journalist. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: A Future Beyond Capitalism?

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Input: [0] 64 [Description] David Stuckler, university lecturer in Sociology at Cambridge University and author of The Body Economic: Why Austerity Kills [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: The Body Economic

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Input: [0] 65 [Description] Jay Griffiths, author of 'Wild: an elemental journey' and 'Kith: the riddle of the childscape'. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Kith

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Input: [0] 66 [Description] Art historian William L Pressly offers an in-depth analysis of James Barry’s murals depicting the progress of human culture and knowledge. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Envisioning a New Public Art

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Input: [0] 67 [Description] Dr Philip Roscoe is reader in management, University of St Andrews. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: The True Cost of Economics

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Input: [0] 68 [Description] Hanna Rosin is senior editor at the Atlantic Magazine [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: The End of Men: And the rise of women

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Input: [0] 69 [Description] Tony Juniper is a campaigner, writer, sustainability adviser and environmentalist. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: What Has Nature Ever Done For Us?

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Input: [0] 70 [Description] Ciarán Devane, British Council chief executive and Mary Dejevsky, writer and broadcaster discuss UK-Russia relations and how the promotion of cultural values and ideas can play a vital role in building mutual understanding ... [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Can a healthy cultural relationship compensate for political mistrust?

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Input: [0] 71 [Description] Stephen Trombley is a writer, film-maker and author. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: The Fate of Reason in an Age of Belief

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Input: [0] 72 [Description] Charles Calomiris is the Henry Kaufman professor of Financial Institutions, Columbia University Graduate School of Business. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: The Political Origins of Banking Crises

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Input: [0] 73 [Description] Don Tapscott is one of the world’s leading authorities on innovation, media and the economic and social impact of technology. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Solving the World’s Problems Differently

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Input: [0] 74 [Description] Anthony King, millennium professor of Government at the University of Essex\\; and Sir Ivor Crewe, master of University College, Oxford. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: From flawed to fool-proof: how to do policy better

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Input: [0] 75 [Description] Steve Martin reveals the small changes that make the biggest impact when persuading others; and to consider how we make best use of this knowledge to create positive change across organisations and industries. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Small Changes to Make a Big Difference

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Input: [0] 76 [Description] Dr Kevin Fong is a pioneering medical scientist [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Extremes

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Input: [0] 77 [Description] Writer and sociologist William Davies visits the RSA to argue that the happiness agenda has blinded policymakers and corporations to the contextual and societal context of disadvantage. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: How Government and Big Business Sold Us Wellbeing

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Input: [0] 78 [Description] Jon Ronson is an award-winning writer, journalist and documentary-maker [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: RSA Commencement – with Jon Ronson

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Input: [0] 79 [Description] City Growth panel event. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: City Growth Commission

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Input: [0] 80 [Description] Health psychologist Vincent Deary shows how much of our lives are lived automatically, according to beaten paths. How can we avoid becoming ‘habit machines’, and overcome our resistance to change, making our acts truly ours? [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: How We Are: Negotiating Change in Daily Life

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Input: [0] 81 [Description] David Runciman is professor of politics at the University of Cambridge. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: The Confidence Trap

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Input: [0] 82 [Description] Award-winning novelist and journalist James Meek visits the RSA to explain how Britain’s common wealth became private, and the impact it has had on us all: from the growing shortage of housing to spiralling energy bills. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Britain Belongs to Someone Else

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Input: [0] 83 [Description] Acclaimed academic Professor John Hills, and Guardian journalist and author Tom Clark join forces to investigate the realities of the welfare state in the post-recession era of austerity. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Good Times, Bad Times, Hard Times

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Input: [0] 84 [Description] Sir Peter Bazalgette is chair of Arts Council England. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: RSA / Arts Council England Event - A Grand Partnership

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Input: [0] 85 [Description] Author of the much acclaimed book Reinventing Organizations, Frederic Laloux, discusses the emergence, in many different sectors, of a whole new type of organisation. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: How to Become a Soulful Organisation

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Input: [0] 86 [Description] A lively assembly of some of the country’s freshest, most dynamic young voices in this - the third event in the RSA’s new series of climate change events with a difference. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: New Voices on Climate Change

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Input: [0] 87 [Description] With David West, Roger Graef OBE, Nabeel Hamdi, Grainia Long and Lynsey Hanley [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Placing Sustainability at the Heart of Housing

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Input: [0] 88 [Description] Barry Quirk CBE is the chief executive, London Borough of Lewisham [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Design and Public Services: from soft furnishings to hard disciplines

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Input: [0] 89 [Description] What is economics? In our second event celebrating the return of the popular and accessible Pelican books, economist Ha-Joon Chang provides the tools that every responsible citizen needs to understand - and address - our current economic woes. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Ha-Joon Chang on Economics

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Input: [0] 90 [Description] Moisés Naím is a senior associate in the International Economics Program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: The End of Power

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Input: [0] 91 [Description] Professor of places and city planning Peter Wynne Rees describes the vision and strategy which transformed the City of London and considers how we reconcile the demands of the property industry with a range of issues in the public interest. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Knocking the Corners off the Square Mile

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Input: [0] 92 [Description] The Field Studies Council is a pioneering charity which was founded at the Natural History Museum in 1943 [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: The RSA / FSC Event - Reaching into the Outside

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Input: [0] 93 [Description] Iain McGilchrist is a psychiatrist and author. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: What Happened to the Soul?

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Input: [0] 94 [Description] Matthew Taylor is chief executive of the RSA [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: The Power To Act: A new angle on our toughest problems

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Input: [0] 95 [Description] Nate Silver, statistician and political forecaster at The New York Times. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: The Signal and the Noise

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Input: [0] 96 [Description] Stewart Lansley is an economist [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: The Inequality Crisis

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Input: [0] 97 [Description] Michael Pollan is a food activist, and author. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: How Cooking Can Change Your Life

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Input: [0] 98 [Description] Ian Leslie is an author [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Curiosity – Why Our Future Depends On It

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Input: [0] 99 [Description] Baroness Grey-Thompson, Steve Moffitt, Matilda Neil, Matthew Taylor, hosted by Jonathan Edwards CBE [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: London 2012: Have we inspired a generation?

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Input: [0] 100 [Description] Professor Bruce Hood is director of the Bristol Cognitive Development Centre. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: The Self Illusion: The brain's greatest con trick?

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Input: [0] 101 [Description] Gavin Esler is an award-winning television and radio presenter. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Lessons from the Top

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Input: [0] 102 [Description] Jos de Blok visits the RSA to receive the 2014 Albert Medal for his pioneering role as founder and CEO of Buurtzorg, and to show how the movement can now spread to the rest of the world. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Humanity Above Bureaucracy

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Input: [0] 103 [Description] A panel of experts gather in advance of the general election to discuss potential outcomes and post-election landscapes. Featuring popular political commentators Janan Ganesh, Miranda Green and Tim Bale. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: After the Polls: predicting the post-election landscape

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Input: [0] 104 [Description] Data journalist, designer and founder of the blog sensation Information is Beautiful, David McCandless visits the RSA to demonstrate how visualised information can help us comprehend, navigate and find meaning in a complex world. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Knowledge is Beautiful

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Input: [0] 105 [Description] In his 2013 Chief Executive’s Lecture, Matthew Taylor will focus on good employment, and how to move this from an idea with general support but very mixed take-up into something which is available to all employees and supported by wider society. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: What Does it Mean to Be a Citizen at Work?

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Input: [0] 106 [Description] The country's most talented writers and poets gather to perform unique, exclusive pieces inspired by the greatest global challenge of our time - climate change. This edit features George the Poet [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: The Point is to Feel it: A Night of Creative Responses to Climate Change

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Input: [0] 107 [Description] In the final event of the series, project director Dr Jonathan Rowson addresses the often unacknowledged spiritual roots of public life, and proposes a new framework for a ‘post-religious spirituality’. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Love, Death, Self and Soul

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Input: [0] 108 [Description] Mathematician and Fields Medallist Cédric Villani offers a unique insight into the creative process, and what it takes to produce breakthrough discoveries in human knowledge. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Where Does Creativity Come From?

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Input: [0] 109 [Description] How can we better understand the impact trauma has on individuals and communities? Writer and researcher Dr Daniela F. Sieff visits the RSA to explore the dynamics of trauma, and how it can best be understood and transformed. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: How to Understand and Heal Emotional Trauma

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Input: [0] 110 [Description] Has the internet and social media revolution allowed the public relations industry to dominate journalism? [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Public Relations: The Master Now

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Input: [0] 111 [Description] With Brett Wigdortz, Lord Adonis and Dr Jane Keeley [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Tackling Reform, Transforming Lives

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Input: [0] 112 [Description] Sir Lawrence Freedman is professor of War Studies, King's College London [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Re-Thinking Strategy

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Input: [0] 113 [Description] Robin Hahnel, professor of economics at Portland State University discusses what must be done to combat climate change, and what political obstacles must be overcome if humans are to avoid the fate of lemmings. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: The Political Economy of Climate Change

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Input: [0] 114 [Description] With Graeme Wood, Peter Tatchell, Dorcas Erskine and Brigid Hains [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Does Africa Need Our Outrage?

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Input: [0] 115 [Description] With Martha Lane Fox, Madsen Pirie, Ed Howker, Adam Lent and Matthew Taylor [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: The Millennials Debate

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Input: [0] 116 [Description] Clive Hamilton is Charles Sturt Professor of Public Ethics at the Centre for Applied Philosophy and Public Ethics in Canberra [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Climate Engineering in the Anthropocene

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Input: [0] 117 [Description] Steven Rose is a neuroscientist and Hilary Rose is a sociologist [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: The Rise of the ‘Biotechnosciences’

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Input: [0] 118 [Description] Susan Woodward OBE, founding director of The Space and Sharp Projects and Creative Media Champion for the City of Manchester, explains how re-designing urban environments sparks dynamism and connectivity. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Dereliction to Design Awards

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Input: [0] 119 [Description] Neuroscientist and author Daniel Levitin explains how we can organise our brains to keep up with the demands of the digital age. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Thinking Straight in the Age of Information Overload

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Input: [0] 120 [Description] In this year’s annual RDI address, Alex McDowell describes his work on the Rilao Project, a fictional city and narrative laboratory that allows us to imagine an alternative trajectory of social, political and technological development. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: RDI Address 2014: Building New Worlds

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Input: [0] 121 [Description] Sir Peter Bazalgette is the Chair of Arts Council England [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: RSA / Arts Council England Event

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Input: [0] 122 [Description] Leading academics Carl Cederström, André Spicer and Renata Salecl gather to explore how wellness has become an unhealthy obsession in western societies, and how living ‘well’ has become synonymous with being morally good. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: The Wellness Syndrome

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Input: [0] 123 [Description] Sir David Cannadine is one of Britain’s most distinguished historians. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Common Humanity: Making 'us vs. them' history

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Input: [0] 124 [Description] John Micklethwait is editor-in-chief of the Economist and Adrian Wooldridge is the Economist’s Management editor and ‘Schumpeter’ columnist. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: The Fourth Revolution

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Input: [0] 125 [Description] Robert Kegan, Meehan Professor of Adult Learning and Professional Development at the Harvard University Graduate School of Education [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: The Further Reaches of Adult Development: Thoughts on the ‘Self-Transforming’ Mind

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Input: [0] 126 [Description] Debra Kidd is a teacher and author of Teaching: Notes From the Frontline [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Towards an Educational (R)evolution?

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Input: [0] 127 [Description] Dr Charlie Alcock is a clinical psychologist and the founder of MAC-UK. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Are Service Users The Key To Systems Change?

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Input: [0] 128 [Description] Richard Florida is director at the Martin Prosperity Institute and professor of business and creativity at the University of Toronto and NYU [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: The RSA President's Lecture: Why Creativity is the New Economy

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Input: [0] 129 [Description] With Carl Honoré, Gervais Williams, Deepa Patel, Kate Fletcher and Ed Gillespie [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: The Slow Revolution

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Input: [0] 130 [Description] Ian Morris is an acclaimed academic and author. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Is War Good for Us?

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Input: [0] 131 [Description] Conor Gearty is professor of Human Rights Law at the London School of Economics and founder member, Matrix Chambers [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Liberty and Security – for all or the (privileged) few?

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Input: [0] 132 [Description] A panel discussing Assisted Dying. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Assisted Dying – Who Makes the Final Decision?

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Input: [0] 133 [Description] Colin Mayer is Peter Moores Professor of Management Studies at the University of Oxford. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: 21st Century Inc.: Making the corporation work for us

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Input: [0] 134 [Description] With Tristram Hunt MP, Jesse Norman MP, Miranda Green and Matthew Taylor [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Prospects for a New Progressivism

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Input: [0] 135 [Description] Dan Hurley is an award-winning science journalist. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Can You Make Yourself Smarter?

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Input: [0] 136 [Description] Acclaimed novelist and philosopher Rebecca Goldstein offers an original thought experiment in response: how would Plato respond to our modern-day ethical dilemmas? [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Why Philosophy Won't Go Away

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Input: [0] 137 [Description] Rising star and NYU academic Jennifer Jacquet argues that modern day shaming is a non-violent form of resistance that can be used to challenge institutions, organizations, and even governments in order to bring about large-scale change. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Is Shame Necessary?

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Input: [0] 138 [Description] Russ Roberts is the host of EconTalk and research fellow at Hoover Institution, Stanford University [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: How Adam Smith Can Change Your Life

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Input: [0] 139 [Description] Dr Jennifer Dixon, Chief Executive of the Health Foundation, will set the scene giving her take on how politicians can support a high quality NHS. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: The Great Health Think Off

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Input: [0] 140 [Description] Baroness Susan Kramer, Ed Whiting, Julie Meyer, Bobbie Johnson and Matthew Taylor. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Crowdfunding - where next, how far, and what are the limits?

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Input: [0] 141 [Description] Baroness Grey-Thompson, Steve Moffitt, Matilda Neil, Matthew Taylor, hosted by Jonathan Edwards CBE [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Lifting the Lid on the Politics of Climate Change

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Input: [0] 142 [Description] Simon Blackburn is a philosopher and author [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: From the Self to the Selfie

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Input: [0] 143 [Description] Francis Maude MP is Minister for the Cabinet Office and Paymaster General [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Efficiency and Reform – The Next Chapter

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Input: [0] 144 [Description] Speakers include Madeleine Bunting, Robert Rowland Smith, Elizabeth Oldfield and Jonathan Rowson. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Beyond Belief: Taking Spirituality Seriously

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Input: [0] 145 [Description] With Rob Berkeley, Sunder Katwala, Catherine Fieschi, Nigel Warburton and Kirsty Hughes [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: The Runnymede Race Debate: Do racists have a right to be heard?

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Input: [0] 146 [Description] Influential political scientist Francis Fukuyama tells the story of mankind’s emergence as a political animal, the development of state, law and democracy, and explores the modern landscape [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Political Order and Political Decay

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Input: [0] 147 [Description] Matthew Lieberman is Professor of Psychology, Psychiatry & Biobehavioral Sciences. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Making 'Social' a Superpower in the Classroom

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Input: [0] 148 [Description] Vikki Heywood CBE is the RSA Chairman. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: RSA Chairman’s Annual Lecture

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Input: [0] 149 [Description] Daniel Tammet is an acclaimed author and one of the world’s most extraordinary minds [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: How Maths Illuminates Our Lives

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Input: [0] 150 [Description] Vikram Patel is joint director of the Centre for Global Mental Health and the co-founder of Sangath. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: The Global Mental Health Crisis: What the rich world can learn from the poor

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Input: [0] 151 [Description] Co-director of the 2015 World Development Report, Varun Gauri argues that development policy and assistance is due for a re-design, based on a more realistic understanding of how human beings think and behave. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Mind, Society and Behaviour

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Input: [0] 152 [Description] Sir John Elvidge, former Permanent Secretary to the Scottish Government, visits the RSA to explore how the state can improve public services and wellbeing by harnessing the strengths of its citizens, and devolving power to communities. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: The Enabling State: Giving Power to Citizens and Communities

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Input: [0] 153 [Description] Manuel Castells is university professor and Wallis Annenberg chair of Communication Technology and Society at the University of Southern California, Los Angeles [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Networks of Outrage and Hope

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Input: [0] 154 [Description] Maria Konnikova is an author and columnist [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: The Scientific Method Of The Mind: What Sherlock Holmes can teach us

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Input: [0] 155 [Description] Dr. Linda Yueh is the BBC’s chief business correspondent, director of the China Growth Centre and fellow in economics at St Edmund Hall, University of Oxford. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: China: The birth of a new superpower?

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Input: [0] 156 [Description] David Harvey is a Distinguished Professor in the Graduate Center of City University of New York and is the author of numerous books. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: The Contradictions of Capitalism

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Input: [0] 157 [Description] Douglas Alexander MP is UK Shadow Foreign Secretary. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Influencing Tomorrow

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Input: [0] 158 [Description] Daniel Goleman is the hugely influential sociologist and author of the landmark work 'Emotional Intelligence'. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Do Rich People Just Care Less?

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Input: [0] 159 [Description] In the 2015 RSA President’s Lecture Professor Sir Tony Atkinson proposes a set of optimistic and practical policy actions to reduce inequality, and shows how both government and citizens – acting individually and collectively ... [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Inequality, Technology and Public Policy

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Input: [0] 160 [Description] Kate Raworth is a senior researcher at Oxfam and former co-author of the UN's annual Human Development Report [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Doughnut Economics: Creating a safe and just space for humanity

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Input: [0] 161 [Description] Georgia Gould, Labour Party Councillor for Kentish Town, and ‘apostle and advocate for her generation’ offers a spirited manifesto for harnessing the creative and passionate potential of a whole generation of young Britons. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Wasted Youth

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Input: [0] 162 [Description] Sir Michael Barber, Chief Education Advisor at Pearson is in conversation with Matthew Taylor, RSA Chief Executive, discussing how Pearson has recently refreshed the way they think about why and how effective change happens. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Creating Effective Outcomes For All

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Input: [0] 163 [Description] Tim Smit, is CEO of The Eden Project, and joins an expert panel to ask whether initiatives such as The Big Lunch can provide the social capital boost Britain needs? [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Where Does the Responsibility for Community Lie?

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Input: [0] 164 [Description] Julie Madigan, Alice Taylor, Bas van Abel, Dr Laura James and Matthew Taylor. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: RSA President's Lecture: Making the Future

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Input: [0] 165 [Description] One of the most influential psychologists of the 20th century, Walter Mischel, visits the RSA to explore the nature of willpower, and the implications it has for everything from parenting to public policy. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: What Marshmallows Can Tell Us About Self-Control

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Input: [0] 166 [Description] Nassim Nicholas Taleb is the bestselling author of 'The Black Swan' and one of the most radical and iconoclastic thinkers of our time [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Antifragile

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Input: [0] 167 [Description] Tamar Kasriel is founder of the strategy consultancy Futureal [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: How to Deal with the Future: Using business insights to plan your life

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Input: [0] 168 [Description] Designer Alastair Parvin speaks on the future of open design, community development and WikiHouse. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Design and Democracy

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Input: [0] 169 [Description] Evgeny Morozov is writer and researcher in politics, society and technology. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Big Data, Small Government?

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Input: [0] 170 [Description] Miles Hewstone is an award-winning professor of social psychology at Oxford University [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Why Can’t We Live Together?

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Input: [0] 171 [Description] The Economist’s management editor Adrian Wooldridge examines how widespread disruption and innovation will have an impact on the future of economics and work. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: The Age of Disruption

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Input: [0] 172 [Description] Roberto Magabeira Unger is a philosopher, social and political theorist. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Freedom, Equality and a Future Political Economy: the structural change we need

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Input: [0] 173 [Description] David Graeber, anthropologist and leading figure in the Occupy movement, visits the RSA to consider what it would take to build a flourishing, sustainable and just future economy. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Towards An Economy That Works For Us

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Input: [0] 174 [Description] A diverse panel featuring an employer, an academic, an Autism at Work expert, and an autistic employee. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Autism at Work: Releasing Talent and Harnessing Creativity

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Input: [0] 175 [Description] With Mark Easton, Munira Mirza, Brian Gambles, Loretta Lees and Anna Minton [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Rewriting the Book?

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Input: [0] 176 [Description] Alice Rawsthorn is design critic, the International Herald Tribune and author of 'Hello World: Where Design Meets Life' (Hamish Hamilton, 2013). [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Design and Society

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Input: [0] 177 [Description] George Monbiot, journalist, environmentalist and author of Feral: searching for enchantment on the frontiers of rewilding (Allen Lane, 2013) [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: A New Future for Nature

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Input: [0] 178 [Description] Sarah Wigglesworth RDI MBE is a director at Sarah Wigglesworth Architects and professor of architecture at University of Sheffield [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Disobedient Architecture

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Input: [0] 179 [Description] Selwyn Image CBE JP is founder and vice president, Emmaus UK. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Tackling Homelessness – The Road to Emmaus

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Input: [0] 180 [Description] Professor Shadd Maruna is Director of the Institute of Criminology and Criminal Justice, School of Law at Queen's University Belfast [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Creating a Rehabilitation Culture

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Input: [0] 181 [Description] Cheryl Strayed is the best-selling author of 'Wild' and 'Tiny Beautiful Things'. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: RSA Commencement

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Input: [0] 182 [Description] With Scott Edington, Atul Dighe, Richard Palmer, Matthew Taylor, Kevin Yapp [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Transformative Innovation: Driving growth through breakthrough ideas

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Input: [0] 183 [Description] Andy Gibson, Founder of Mindapples, visits the RSA to argue that the time has come for us to put the needs of our minds at the heart of how we run our businesses. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Does Your Mind Mean Business?

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Input: [0] 184 [Description] Voter frustration with politics has been growing for years. Maverick MP Zac Goldsmith visits the RSA to ask - is it time for a shift towards a more direct democracy? [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Transforming Politics in the UK

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Input: [0] 185 [Description] Ben Hammersley is the Prime Minister’s Ambassador to TechCity and contributing editor to Wired UK [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Tomorrow's Work. Why Yesterday's Expectations Are Ruining Today's Future

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Input: [0] 186 [Description] John Ryley is head of Sky News [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Rolling News – the Backbone of a Digital Future

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Input: [0] 187 [Description] Khoi Tu is a renowned teamwork specialist [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: The Secrets of SuperTeams

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Input: [0] 188 [Description] John Podmore has 25 years’ experience as a prisons inspector and governor and is the author of 'Out of Sight, Out of Mind' [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Out of Sight, Out of Mind

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Input: [0] 189 [Description] James O'Brien currently presents the flagship mid-morning show on London’s talk radio station LBC 97.3 where he continues to challenge the traditional phone-in format by focussing on people’s experiences rather than opinions. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: LBC 97.3 Live at the RSA: Is this the end of the NHS as we know it?

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Input: [0] 190 [Description] With Christine Gilbert, Andreas Schleicher, Dr Vanessa Ogden, David Carter, Professor Chris Husbands, Professor Becky Francis, Matthew Taylor [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Unleashing Greatness?

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Input: [0] 191 [Description] Once the dust has settled from the General Election, whoever is Prime Minister will face an important choice: how to organise and run the centre of government. Geoff Mulgan, chief executive of Nesta, suggests a range of transformative changes to how centre of government works. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: How to Organise the Centre of Government

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Input: [0] 192 [Description] David Grayson is director of the Doughty Centre for Corporate Responsibility [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: CSR 3.0: A new global framework for responsible business

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Input: [0] 193 [Description] Alain de Botton is a writer and the founder of the School of Life. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Does the News Do Us Any Good?

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Input: [0] 194 [Description] Jon Miller and Lucy Parker visit the RSA to present a new framework of how and where big business can contribute. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Can Big Business Fix the World?

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Input: [0] 195 [Description] Howard Gardner is Hobbs professor of Cognition and Education at the Harvard Graduate School of Education [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: The App Generation: identity, intimacy and imagination in the digital era

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Input: [0] 196 [Description] Clayton M. Christensen is Kim B. Clark Professor of Business Administration at Harvard Business School and author of "The Innovator's Dilemma". [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: The Capitalist’s Dilemma

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Input: [0] 197 [Description] With Will Self, Joanna Cook and Stephen Cave [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Let’s Talk About Death

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Input: [0] 198 [Description] Myth-busting innovation expert Mark Payne reveals the secret to creating transformative products and services that will survive the rocky road to market. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: How to Innovate… and Survive

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Input: [0] 199 [Description] We gather some of the country’s leading experts for the second in our series of creative events on climate change. The Question Time format features Lord Nicholas Stern, Chris Rapley CBE and Baroness Jenny Jones. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Climate Change Question Time

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Input: [0] 200 [Description] Edmund Phelps was the 2006 Nobel Prize winner in Economics. [Price] Free [4] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Mass Flourishing

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Input: [Cooking Method] Grilling/broiling [Heating Method] Primarily radiation from heat source, secondarily conduction from grate and convection of air between food and heat [Browning?] Yes [Wet/Dry]

Output: Dry

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Input: [Cooking Method] Baking/Roasting [Heating Method] Primarily convection of air, secondarily radiation from oven walls and conduction from baking pan [Browning?] Yes [Wet/Dry]

Output: Dry

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Input: [Cooking Method] Boiling [Heating Method] Convection [Browning?] No [Wet/Dry]

Output: Wet

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Input: [Cooking Method] Steaming [Heating Method] Convection of steam and condensation of vapor [Browning?] No [Wet/Dry]

Output: Wet

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Input: [Cooking Method] Pan-frying/Sautéing [Heating Method] Conduction of pan and oil [Browning?] Yes [Wet/Dry]

Output: Dry

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Input: [Cooking Method] Deep Frying [Heating Method] Convection of oil [Browning?] Yes [Wet/Dry]

Output: Dry

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Input: [Cooking Method] Microwave [Heating Method] Radiation [Browning?] No [Wet/Dry]

Output: Dry

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Input: [Substrates] ABS [Surface Energy of Substrate] High Surface Energy [Acrylic-Based PSA] GOOD [Rubber-Based PSA]

Output: BEST


Input: [Substrates] Acrylic [Surface Energy of Substrate] High Surface Energy [Acrylic-Based PSA] GOOD [Rubber-Based PSA]

Output: BEST


Input: [Substrates] Aluminum [Surface Energy of Substrate] High Surface Energy [Acrylic-Based PSA] BETTER [Rubber-Based PSA]

Output: BEST


Input: [Substrates] ELPO (painted steel) [Surface Energy of Substrate] High Surface Energy [Acrylic-Based PSA] GOOD [Rubber-Based PSA]

Output: BEST


Input: [Substrates] Glass [Surface Energy of Substrate] High Surface Energy [Acrylic-Based PSA] GOOD [Rubber-Based PSA]

Output: NOT RECOMMENDED


Input: [Substrates] HDPE [Surface Energy of Substrate] Low Surface Energy [Acrylic-Based PSA] NOT RECOMMENDED [Rubber-Based PSA]

Output: BEST


Input: [Substrates] LDPE [Surface Energy of Substrate] Low Surface Energy [Acrylic-Based PSA] NOT RECOMMENDED [Rubber-Based PSA]

Output: BEST


Input: [Substrates] Plywood [Surface Energy of Substrate] - [Acrylic-Based PSA] NOT RECOMMENDED [Rubber-Based PSA]

Output: GOOD


Input: [Substrates] Polycarbonate [Surface Energy of Substrate] High Surface Energy [Acrylic-Based PSA] BETTER [Rubber-Based PSA]

Output: BEST


Input: [Substrates] Polyester (Fiberglass) [Surface Energy of Substrate] High Surface Energy [Acrylic-Based PSA] GOOD [Rubber-Based PSA]

Output: BEST


Input: [Substrates] Polypropylene [Surface Energy of Substrate] Low Surface Energy [Acrylic-Based PSA] NOT RECOMMENDED [Rubber-Based PSA]

Output: BETTER


Input: [Substrates] Vinyl Flexible [Surface Energy of Substrate] Low Surface Energy [Acrylic-Based PSA] NOT RECOMMENDED [Rubber-Based PSA]

Output: NOT RECOMMENDED


Input: [Substrates] Vinyl Rigid [Surface Energy of Substrate] High Surface Energy [Acrylic-Based PSA] BETTER [Rubber-Based PSA]

Output: NOT RECOMMENDED


Input: [Substrates] Urethane TPU Film [Surface Energy of Substrate] Low Surface Energy [Acrylic-Based PSA] BETTER [Rubber-Based PSA]

Output: BETTER


Input: [COMPARE WHAT YOU ARE USING!] IS KIND: COERCION, FORCE, STRESS FREE. Doesn’t use pressure, compression, squeezing or pain [WYDWL] YES [Easy Walk] NO [Sense-ation] yes [Freedom] NO [Gentle Leader] NO (dogs hate it!) [Halti Head Harness] NO (dogs hate it! [Sporn] NO (pinches dog’s nerves) [Yuppy Puppy] NO (pinches dog’s nerves) [Choke collar] NO [Flat collar] NO [Prong/ Pincher/]

Output: NO

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Input: [COMPARE WHAT YOU ARE USING!] CHAFE-FREE. Designed so it doesn't rub dogs sensitive armpits or nose/ eyes [WYDWL] YES [Easy Walk] NO [Sense-ation] NO [Freedom] na [Gentle Leader] NO [Halti Head Harness] NO [Sporn] NO [Yuppy Puppy] NO [Choke collar] NO [Flat collar] na [Prong/ Pincher/]

Output: NO

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Input: [COMPARE WHAT YOU ARE USING!] GENTLE ON DOG’S BODY. No hard, heavy and uncomfortable rings and buckles on dog [WYDWL] YES [Easy Walk] NO [Sense-ation] NO [Freedom] NO [Gentle Leader] NO (dogs hate it!) [Halti Head Harness] NO (dogs hate it) [Sporn] NO (needs padding) [Yuppy Puppy] NO (needs padding) [Choke collar] NO [Flat collar] NO [Prong/ Pincher/]

Output: NO

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Input: [COMPARE WHAT YOU ARE USING!] NO HARD SEWN SPOTS No doubled over and sewn webbing . . . which chafes/cuts dogs [WYDWL] YES [Easy Walk] NO [Sense-ation] NO [Freedom] NO [Gentle Leader] na [Halti Head Harness] na [Sporn] na [Yuppy Puppy] na [Choke collar] na [Flat collar] na [Prong/ Pincher/]

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Input: [COMPARE WHAT YOU ARE USING!] PASSES THE COMFORT TEST Would you wear it if it was your bra or underwear? [WYDWL] YES [Easy Walk] NO [Sense-ation] NO [Freedom] NO [Gentle Leader] NOT ON MY NOSE! [Halti Head Harness] NOT ON MY NOSE! [Sporn] NO [Yuppy Puppy] NO [Choke collar] NO WAY! [Flat collar] NO WAY! [Prong/ Pincher/]

Output: NO WAY!

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Input: [COMPARE WHAT YOU ARE USING!] EASY SIMPLE ADJUSTMENT Not confusing, No more “which end is up?” Nothing to ‘figure out’ [WYDWL] YES [Easy Walk] NO [Sense-ation] NO [Freedom] NO [Gentle Leader] NO [Halti Head Harness] NO [Sporn] NO [Yuppy Puppy] NO [Choke collar] NO ('p' or 'q'?) [Flat collar] yes [Prong/ Pincher/]

Output: NO

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Input: [COMPARE WHAT YOU ARE USING!] IS POSITIVE - Tells the dog What You Want – not what you don’t want. Doesn’t use force to get results [WYDWL] YES [Easy Walk] NO [Sense-ation] yes [Freedom] NO [Gentle Leader] NO [Halti Head Harness] NO [Sporn] NO [Yuppy Puppy] NO [Choke collar] NO [Flat collar] NO [Prong/ Pincher/]

Output: NO

Why Walk Your Dog With Love is better than Premier's Easy Walk or Gentle Leader, Halti, or the Sense-ation and Sense-ible dog harnesses. It's the World's best front leading dog harness!


Input: [COMPARE WHAT YOU ARE USING!] EASY TO BUY THE RIGHT SIZE. No need for multiple body measurements and purchaser confusion [WYDWL] YES [Easy Walk] NO [Sense-ation] NO [Freedom] na [Gentle Leader] na [Halti Head Harness] na [Sporn] na [Yuppy Puppy] na [Choke collar] na [Flat collar] na [Prong/ Pincher/]

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Input: [COMPARE WHAT YOU ARE USING!] HIGH ATTACH POINT FOR MORE CONTROL Lead is attached where dog’s energy center is located [WYDWL] YES [Easy Walk] NO [Sense-ation] yes [Freedom] na [Gentle Leader] na [Halti Head Harness] na [Sporn] na [Yuppy Puppy] na [Choke collar] na [Flat collar] na [Prong/ Pincher/]

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Input: [COMPARE WHAT YOU ARE USING!] Leads from the front – provides steering, doesn’t promote more pulling [WYDWL] YES [Easy Walk] yes [Sense-ation] yes [Freedom] yes + NO [Gentle Leader] yes [Halti Head Harness] yes [Sporn] NO [Yuppy Puppy] NO [Choke collar] NO [Flat collar] NO [Prong/ Pincher/]

Output: NO

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Input: [COMPARE WHAT YOU ARE USING!] MADE IN USA. Supports USA workers [WYDWL] YES [Easy Walk] NO [Sense-ation] ? [Freedom] yes [Gentle Leader] NO [Halti Head Harness] na [Sporn] NO [Yuppy Puppy] na [Choke collar] na [Flat collar] na [Prong/ Pincher/]

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Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Light Microscope

Output: uses visible light, and because of resolving power, it can magnify effectively up to 1,000 times

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to take cells apart, separating the major organelles so that their function can be studied


Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Transmission electron microscope

Output: mainly used by cell biologists to study the internal ultrastructure of cells

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to take cells apart, separating the major organelles so that their function can be studied


Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Scanning electron microscope

Output: Useful for detailed study of the surgace of a specimen, 3D image

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to take cells apart, separating the major organelles so that their function can be studied


Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Chloroplast

Output: contains chlorophyll along with the enzymes and molecules that function in the photosynthetic production of sugar (solar energy to chemical energy)

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to take cells apart, separating the major organelles so that their function can be studied


Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Grana

Output: Inside chloroplast, double membrane stacks of thylakoids; involved in light reactions

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to take cells apart, separating the major organelles so that their function can be studied


Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Thylakoids

Output: membranous system inside chloroplasts in the form of flattened sacs -- site of light-dependent reactions (chlorophyll)

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to take cells apart, separating the major organelles so that their function can be studied


Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Cytochrome Enzymes

Output: CF1 - needed for the energy for light independent functions

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to take cells apart, separating the major organelles so that their function can be studied


Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum

Output: Uses the proteins from its attached ribosomes (in cisternal space), secretory proteins are made (ex. glycoproteins), makes transport vesicles and grows in place with the addition of proteins and phospholipids (membrane production)

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to take cells apart, separating the major organelles so that their function can be studied


Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum

Output: Contains enzymes that synthesize lipids, metabolizes carbohydrates glycogen hydrolysis, detoxify drugs and poisons, contraction of muscle cells, and make steroid hormones

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to take cells apart, separating the major organelles so that their function can be studied


Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Cytoskeleton

Output: Network of fibers extending throughout the cytoplasm, organizes structures and activities of the cell, mechanical support, holds organelle in place, shape, and cell motility

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to take cells apart, separating the major organelles so that their function can be studied


Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Microfilaments

Output: part of cytoskeleton, two intertwined strands of actin (maintains cell shape, changes in cell shape, muscle contraction, cytoplasmic streaming, cell motility, cell division)

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to take cells apart, separating the major organelles so that their function can be studied


Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Microtubules

Output: Part of cytoskeleton, hollow tubes, walls consists of 13 columns of tubulin molecules, cilia and flagella (maintains cell shape, motility, chromosome movements in cell division, and organelle movements)

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to take cells apart, separating the major organelles so that their function can be studied


Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Intermediate filaments

Output: Fibrous proteins supercoiled into thicker cables (8 keratin strands), (maintains cell shape, anchorage of nucleus and other organelles, formation of nuclear lamina)

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to take cells apart, separating the major organelles so that their function can be studied


Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Actin

Output: A globular protein, a twisted double chain of actin subunits = microfilament; with myosin works in muscle cell contraction, amoeboid movement, and cytoplasmic streaming

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to take cells apart, separating the major organelles so that their function can be studied


Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Tubulin

Output: A globular protein, builds the walls of microtubules, two different polypeptide subunits (alpha and beta), ATP, cell movement, can be disassembled and reassembled

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to take cells apart, separating the major organelles so that their function can be studied


Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Golgi Apparatus

Output: products of ER are modified and stored and sent to other destinations (secretion), enzymes can modify olgiosaccharide portions of glycoproteins, and products a variety of them; with ER, produces lysosomes

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to take cells apart, separating the major organelles so that their function can be studied


Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Parts and Faces of Golgi Apparatus

Output: Cis Face - receives the vesicles containing ER products; Trans Face - dispatches the vesicles to other parts of the cell; Cisternae - flattened membranous sacs

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to take cells apart, separating the major organelles so that their function can be studied


Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Centriole function and structure

Output: found in region of cell near the nucleus where the cells microtubules are initiated (the centrosome), made up of nine sets of three microtubules arranged in a ring; organizes microtubule assembly, and pressure resisting girders

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to take cells apart, separating the major organelles so that their function can be studied


Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Cilia function and arrangement

Output: locomotor appendages that protrude from some cells, move fluid over the surface of the tissue; core of microtubules sheathed in an extension of the plasma membrane, nine doublets arranged in a ring, dynein extend from each doublet

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to take cells apart, separating the major organelles so that their function can be studied


Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Cell Wall

Output: protects plant cell, maintains its shape, and prevents excessive uptake of water

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to take cells apart, separating the major organelles so that their function can be studied


Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Primary Cell Wall

Output: first, outside layer -- relatively thin and flexible wall

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to take cells apart, separating the major organelles so that their function can be studied


Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Middle lamella

Output: between the primary walls of adjacent cells -- thin layer rich in sticky polysaccharides (pectin), glues the cell together

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to take cells apart, separating the major organelles so that their function can be studied


Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Secondary Cell Wall

Output: wall added when the cell matures and stops growing, deposited in several laminated layers -- has a strong and durable matrix that affords the cell protection and support

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to take cells apart, separating the major organelles so that their function can be studied


Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Tonoplast

Output: PLANT cells - membrane that encloses a large central vacuole, can hold reserves of organic compounds (proteins), and plant cell's main repository of inorganic ions (potassium and chloride), disposal site for metabolic by-products (sap and H2O)

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to take cells apart, separating the major organelles so that their function can be studied


Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Why are tonoplasts important

Output: its acts as a disposal site for metabolic by-products that would endanger the cell if they accumulated

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to take cells apart, separating the major organelles so that their function can be studied


Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Ribosomes

Output: builds proteins, and coded by the nucleolus

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to take cells apart, separating the major organelles so that their function can be studied


Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Lysosomes

Output: membrane-bounded sac of hydrolytic enzymes that the cell uses to digest macromolecules (made by RER and transferred to Golgi Apparatus

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to take cells apart, separating the major organelles so that their function can be studied


Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Importance of lysosomes

Output: carry out intracellular digestion (phagocytosis)-- food vacuole fuses with the lysosome, enzymes also used to recycle the cell's own organic material (autophagy), destruction of cells by their own enzymes, imp. in development of multicellular organisms

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to take cells apart, separating the major organelles so that their function can be studied


Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Mitochondria

Output: the sites for cellular respiration, the catabolic process that generates ATP by extracting energy from sugars, fats, and other fuels, with the help of oxygen (cristae = infolding of inner membrane)

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to take cells apart, separating the major organelles so that their function can be studied


Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Peroxisome

Output: metabolic compartment bounded by a single membrane, contains enzymes that transfer hydrogen from various substrates to oxygen, producing hydrogen peroxide

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to take cells apart, separating the major organelles so that their function can be studied


Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Important functions of peroxisomes

Output: uses oxygen to break fatty acids to be transported to mitochondria, detoxify alcohol, converts fatty acids to sugar, synthesizes chlosterol and bile; its is toxic but peroxisomes contain an enzyme that converts the hydrogen peroxide to water

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to take cells apart, separating the major organelles so that their function can be studied


Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Do prokaryotes have the same organelles?

Output: all cells are bounded by a plasma membrane, and contain cytosol, chromosomes, and ribosomes; difference = chromosomes in euk. cells are in nucleous and in pro. DNA is in nucleoid (no true nucleus)

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to take cells apart, separating the major organelles so that their function can be studied


Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Prokaryotes organelles

Output: DNA is concentrated in the nucleoid, and no membrane separates this region, absence of membrane-bound organelles, absence of a nucleus; contains pili, ribosomes, pm, cell wall, capsule, flagella

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to take cells apart, separating the major organelles so that their function can be studied


Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Cell Membrane make-up

Output: peripheral proteins, carbohydrates, cholesterol, and integral proteins

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to take cells apart, separating the major organelles so that their function can be studied


Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Peripheral proteins

Output: proteins NOT embedded in the lipid bilayer, appendages loosely bound to the surface of the membrane often to the exposed parts of integral proteins

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to take cells apart, separating the major organelles so that their function can be studied


Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Carbohydrates

Output: restricted to the exterior surface, important for cell to cell recognition (usually branched oligosaccharides with fewer than 15 sugar units)

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to take cells apart, separating the major organelles so that their function can be studied


Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Cholesterol

Output: steroid cholesterol is wedged between the phospholipid molecules in the pm of animal cells, different effects on membrane fluidity (warm = less fluid), lowers the temp. required for membrane to solidify

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Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Integral Proteins

Output: proteins that penetrate the hydrophobic core of the lipid bilayer, many are transmembrane proteins that span the membrane; (ex. integrins = give cells a stronger external framework)

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Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] 4 Functions of Integral proteins

Output: signal transduction (transmits stimuli between the cell's external environment and its interior), provides as transport, hydrophilic channel across the membrane, intercellular joining, cell to cell recognition - gylcoproteins, attachment of cytoskeleton to ECM

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Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Glycoproteins/ glycolipids

Output: carbohydrates that are covalently bonded to either lipids or proteins, important in cell-cell recognition, and body immunity

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Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] What is meant by fluid mosiac model

Output: membrane is a fluid structure with various proteins embedded in or attached to a double layer of phospholipids (proteins float in bilayer), membranes held together by hydrophobic interactions

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Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] why does water go through cell membrane

Output: because of osmosis, the concentration gradient, and the positive and negative charges

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Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Active Transport

Output: the pumping of solutes against the concentration gradient, requiring the cell to spend its own metabolic energy (ATP), imp. for cell to maintain internal concentrations of small molecules that differ from the environment

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Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Passive Transport

Output: in diffusion across a membrane, a substance will diffuse down its concentration gradient, spontaneous, and requires no energy

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Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Membrane potential

Output: the voltage across a membrane, that acts as an energy source that affects the traffic of all charged substance across the membrane (favors the passive transport of cations into the cell, and anions out)

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Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Na+ and K- importance

Output: with every pump, 3 sodium ions move out and 2 potassium ions into the cell (net transfer of one positive charge from cytoplasm to ECM), stores energy in the form of voltage

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Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Gated channel

Output: opens and closes the cell when itis electrically stimulated

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Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Nerve cell function

Output: ion diffuses down its electrochemical gradient, gated channels allow resting Na ion to fall down its electrochemical gradient, CALCIUM

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Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Carrier molecules

Output: in facilitated: forms a channel through which H2O molecules or a specific solute can pass, alternating between two conformations (aquaporins and gated channels), Active transport - ATP induces protein to change conformation

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Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Glucose movement

Output: goes into blood from the small intestines by facilitate diffusion

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Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] hydrophilic molecule passage

Output: facilitated diffusion, active transport, endo and exocytosis

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Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Cotransport protein

Output: works in different directions, ATP pump leaks a substance to one side of the membrane and another substance leaks back across through specific transport proteins

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Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Ions move due to...

Output: the inside of the cell is negative compared to the outside, the membrane potential favors the passive transport of cations into the cell and anions out; electrochemical gradient

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Input: [Purpose of cell fractionation] Amphipathic properties

Output: molecule with both hydrophobic and hydrophilic regions, related to the need of transport proteins and selectively permeable layer

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Input: [Form Name] Admission Application [Form Description] Apply for Undergraduate or Graduate Admission to the University [Form Function]

Output: Admissions


Input: [Form Name] Change of Catalog Year (Undergraduate) [Form Description] Request to Change Your Catalog Year [Form Function]

Output: Records


Input: [Form Name] Change of Major Request [Form Description] Request to Change of Major [Form Function]

Output: Records


Input: [Form Name] Degree Application Information Sheet Spring 2015 [Form Description] Baccalaureate Graduation Information for Spring 2015 [Form Function]

Output: Evaluations