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Play Ph.D. Casino! Getting a Ph.D. is like playing the lottery, explains Monica Jacobe. After a median 10 years of study, and perhaps four or five years of job hunting, 40 percent of language PhDs will not have tenure track jobs anywhere. Tags: Colleges universities professors students adjuncts faculty feminism women PhD "Marc Bousquet"

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Timothy Leary Ph.D - Air date: March 1984 PROGRAM NOTE: there are some problems with the video during portions of the program but the audio is solid. A better veriosn will be uploded in the relatively near term futre - but in the mean time I thought you might be interested in his perceptions as of March 1984. HHC Timothy Francis Leary, Ph.D. (October 22, 1920 -- May 31, 1996) was an American writer, psychologist, advocate of psychedelic drug research and use, and one of the first people to be buried in space. As a 1960s counterculture icon, he is most famous as a proponent of the therapeutic and spiritual benefits of LSD. He coined and popularized the catch phrase "Turn on, tune in, drop out." Tags: psychedelics Counter culture Buckminster Fuller Marshal McLuhan MNNnyc Harold Channer

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Constantine Papadakis, Ph.D. One of the nation's most dynamic and successful university presidents, Constantine Papadakis, Ph.D., president of Drexel University, offers an update on the dramatic growth the University has experienced since he assumed leadership in 1995: student enrollment has doubled and the endowment has increased seven-fold. With warmth and humor, Dr. Papadakis reveals his secret of success: he first announces expansion plans to the media, then he rallies Drexel administrators to accomplish those plans. He notes that his plan to make Drexel a comprehensive research university is well underway with the establishment of Drexel's schools of medicine, law, public health, and nursing. Dr. Papadakis speaks about the benefits of Drexel's for-profit distance learning company, Drexel Online, and his plans to export the Drexel brand to other regions of the country. Tags: Drexel University The Interview Constantine Papadakis

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Copyright protected Firouz Naderi, Ph.D Speech Foundation for the Children of Iran proudly presents it's 2008 honoree: Firouz Naderi, Ph.D. NASA Scientist, Director of the Mars Exploration Program, visionary leader, outstanding human being, and pride of Iranian-American community. Tags: Iran

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The Obama Nation - Dr. Jerome Corsi Ph.D - Barack Obama http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2008/feb/29/inside-the-ring-86061242/ The new book by Dr. Jerome Corsi examines Barack Obama and his Real Life History! READ THIS BOOK BEFORE YOU VOTE! the Book can be purchased online Here: http://www.amazon.com/Obama-Nation-Jerome-R-Corsi/dp/1416598065 Join The Chorus saying Nobama in NOvember, see these links: http://www.clintons4mccain.com/ http://www.justsaynodeal.com/ http://www.nobamanetwork.com/ http://pumaparty.com/ http://blog.pumapac.org/ http://noquarterusa.net/blog/ http://therealbarackobama.wordpress.com/ http://www.realdemocratsusa.org/ YOU ARE NOT ALONE! JUST SAY NO DEAL! add tags: frank marshall davis black liberation theology James Cohn late term abortion income redistribution Hillary Clinton Saul Alinsky Puma Barack Obama Howard Dean George Bush Donna Brazile Hillary Clinton John McCain Robert Wexler Oil Gas Diesel Ethanol Terrorism Military Germany Iraq Europe Israel Palestine Iran England France Afghanistan Troops. Tags: Barack Obama BarackObamadotcom Lies Terrorist Germany France John McCain Radical Jerome Corsi news grassroots outreach documentary commentary analysis political commercial

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Seth Farber Ph.D, 10-30-08 Seth Farber Ph.D Dr. Seth Farber, is a psychologist (he received his doctorate in 1984), a social activist (both in the human rights and anti-war movements) and founder of the Network Against Coercive Psychiatry. He has had four books published previously, including a book critiquing Zionism, and numerous essays and articles. A critic of the mental health system, he has been a guest on many television and radio shows. His first book Madness, Heresy and the Rumor of Angels:The Revolt Against the Mental Health System(Open Court, Chicago, 1993) contained a foreword by Thomas Szasz. The publication of his book Lunching with Lunatics: Adventures of a Renegade Psychologist has been temporarily postponed due to circumstances beyond his control. (See excerpts.) Dr Farber is also an editor of the pioneering review The Journal of Mind and Behavior, and is currently working on a book on "mad liberation" and the new spirituality. Farber founded the Network Against Coercive Psychiatry in 1988. Selected Works Nonfiction Madness, Heresy, and the Rumor of Angels: The Revolt Against the Mental Health System A work in the tradition of Thomas Szasz, R.D. Laing, Michel Foucault and Erving Goffman, a challenge to the delusional belief-system known as psychiatry; and a protest against its appalling crimes. Eternal Day: The Christian Alternative to Secularism and Modern Psychology (Regina Press, 1998) A critique of psychoanalysis and the medical model model of psychology as a form of secularized Augustinianism. Augustinianism, with its insistence on predestination and eternal damnation, was an inversion of the original Christian teaching of human freedom to respond to infinite grace and the promise of universal salvation. Unholy Madness: The Church's Surrender to Psychiatry (InterVarsity Press,1999) "An important book." --Thomas Szasz, M.D., Emeritus Professor of Psychiatry, State University of New York Health Science Center; author of The Myth of Mental Illness (Click on title above to read excerpt from book.) Radicals, Rabbis and Peacemakers:Conversations with Jewish Critics of Israel (Common Courage Press, 2005) The contributors are among the leading American Jewish critics of Zionism and of Israel's policies towards the Palestinians: Noam Chomsky, Norman Finkelstein, Marc Ellis, Adam Shapiro, Phyllis Bennis, Rabbi Weiss and 6 others. Psychiatry Today (2001) Excerpt (slightly altered) from essay in Review of Existential Psychology and Psychiatry (2001, 25th Anniversary Issue) "Against Psychotherapy and Biological Psychiatry" Organization Network Against Coercive Psychiatry Network Against Coercive Psychiatry is an organization comprised of psychotherapists (including psychiatrists), survivors of psychiatric incarceration (commonly known as "mental patients"), scholars and other concerned citizens. Pending memoir. Non-fiction. Lunching with Lunatics:Adventures of a Renegade Psychologist. After years of practicing therapy,Dr Farber-- a psychologist in the tradition of his hero, radical psychiatrist R.D. Laing-- concludes that mental illness is a myth and that "schizophrenics," although often troubled, are the vanguard of a cultural revolution. Farber falls in love with Carla, and a few years later with Lily, both "schizophrenics." (Neither were patients of his.) These two crazy women are so intelligent and charismatic that their personalities burst through the stereotype of "mental illness." Farber talks to crazy people in their own language. Psychiatrists call it "schizophrenese" but Farber calls it the language of dreams, of poetry, of magic. Farber's dogged romantic persistence makes us wonder whether he is a brilliant visionary or a crackpot himself--or both. This is an inspiring story, profound in its implications--it is an affirmation of a vision of life beyond the dichotomies of sanity and insanity as we know them. After years of practicing therapy,Dr Farber-- a psychologist in the tradition of his hero, radical psychiatrist R.D. Laing-- concludes that mental illness is a myth and that "schizophrenics," although often troubled, are the vanguard of a cultural revolution. Farber falls in love with Carla, and a few years later with Lily, both "schizophrenics." (Neither were patients of his.) These two crazy women are so intelligent and charismatic that their personalities burst through the stereotype of "mental illness." Farber talks to crazy people in their own language. Psychiatrists call it "schizophrenese" but Farber calls it the language of dreams, of poetry, of magic. Farber's dogged romantic persistence makes us wonder whether he is a brilliant visionary or a crackpot himself--or both. This is an inspiring story, profound in its implications--it is an affirmation of a vision of life beyond the dichotomies of sanity and insanity as we know them. Phone 212 560-7288 E-mail the author Authors Guild Phone 212 560-7288 E-mail the author Authors Guild Tags: Mad Pride Liberation Thomas Szasz R.D. Lang Journal of Mind and Behavior Network Against Coercive Psychiatry Madniess Heresy the Rumors Angels Eternal Day Unholy Madness Noam Chomsky Norman Finelstein Marc Ellis Lunching With Lunatics MNNnyc

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Restorative Justice Continuum - Howard Zehr Ph.D EMU In this excerpt from Tributary Streams of a Healing River, Howard Zehr talks about the continuum of restorativeness, shame, respect, honor, humiliation, vindication, indigenous and social justice. Tributary Streams of a Healing River is an in depth study of restorative justice with over 14 hrs of video on 10 DVDs. (available from Heartspeak Productions -- www.heartspeakproductions.ca) Speakers Bio: Howard Zehr joined the graduate Center for Justice and Peacebuilding (CJP) at Eastern Mennonite University in 1996 as Professor of Restorative Justice. Prior to that he served for nineteen years as director of the Mennonite Central Committee U.S. Office on Crime and Justice. He now serves as Co-Director of CJP and Professor of Sociology and Restorative Justice, Conflict Transformation Program. Dr. Zehr's book, Changing Lenses: A New Focus for Crime and Justice, has been a foundational work in the growing "restorative justice" movement; in their recent book, Restoring Justice, Dan Van Ness and Karen Heederks Strong cite him as the "grandfather of restorative justice." He lectures and consults internationally on restorative justice and victim offender conferencing, which he helped pioneer. Other publications include Crime and the Development of Modern Society (1976), Doing Life: Reflections of Men and Women Serving Life Sentences (1996), Transcending: Reflections of Crime Victims (2001), The Little Book of Restorative Justice (2002), Critical Issues in Restorative Justice (2004, co-edited with Barb Toews), The Little Book of Family Group Conferencing, New Zealand Style (2004, co-authored with Allan MacRae); The Little Book of Contemplative Photography (2005). He has published numerous articles on restorative justice. He has also served as Director, Office on Crime and Justice and Consultant, International Peace Office, Mennonite Central Committee, Akron, PA. He has worked professionally as a photographer and photojournalist, both in North America and internationally. Dr. Zehr was the Founder and Director, Elkhart County PACT (now Center for Community Justice; the first U.S. Victim Offender Reconciliation Program). He also served as Associate Professor and Co-director of the Social Science and the Law Project, Talladega College, Talladega, AL, 1971-1978. Zehr has brought his work on victim offender conferencing, restorative justice and other criminal justice issues to community groups, justice practitioners, criminal justice officials and universities in North America, Nepal, Vietnam, South Africa, Northern Ireland, England, India, New Zealand, Swaziland, Burkina Faso, Jamaica, Guatemala, Russia, Ukraine and Bosnia. He was appointed by federal court in the Oklahoma City bombing trial of Timothy McVeigh (with Tammy Krause) to assist defense in working with victims, 1997. He has been awarded the Annual Peacebuilder Award, New York Dispute Resolution Association, 2003 and the International Restorative Justice Prize, Prison Fellowship International, 2004. Zehr earned his Ph.D. at Rutgers University in 1974; his M.A. at the University of Chicago in 1967; and his B.A. at Morehouse College, Atlanta, GA in 1966. Tags: restorative justice crime victim offender vindication politics healing trauma

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Tom Bay, Ph.D. Professional Public Speaker http://www.tombay.com Tom Bay, Ph.D. is a man on a mission. His life experiences, both personally and professionally, make him uniquely qualified to share a spirit of can-do and can-be with audiences and readers around the world. Tom Bay's determination to light a fire in people's hearts and minds is unparalleled. His book, Change Your Attitude!, helps readers create success one thought at a time. This book has won praise from readers around the world and was recently released in Chinese and Arabic versions. Another of his books, Look Within or Do Without, examines thirteen qualities that all winners share. Experience: Tom Bay has a successful speaking career spanning over three decades, with more than 8,500 speaking engagements to his credit. Over the course of his career, Tom has given presentations to all of the Fortune 500 companies. Authority: Tom Bay is a published author and a sought-after authority who has been featured in the Los Angeles Times, New York Times, Investor Business Daily, Men's Health, Woman's Day, Selling Power, Workforce Magazine, Office.com, and several others. Tom Bay's books, "Change Your Attitude: Creating Success One Thought at a Time," as well as "Look Within or Do Without: 13 Qualities Winners All Share" have been a topics of discussion on numerous American and Canadian radio programs. A Solid Foundation: Before becoming a motivational speaker, Tom was a successful corporate manager, award-winning sales manager and business owner. Tom has served on 53 boards of directors and served as chair on 48 of these boards. These activities as well as other life experiences - form the foundation of his speaking career. Energy, Enthusiasm & Professionalism: Once you've booked a talk by Tom, your worries are over. You know he'll be on time, well-prepared and ready to deliver a high-energy, dynamic presentation that will educate and inspire. A guest at a Tom Bay's presentation is quoted as saying, "You helped change the way I think, and when that happens, you change lives, Thank You!!!" You're in Good Company: Tom's stellar client list includes Universal Studios, Paramount Motion Pictures, Sony Corporation, Nordstrom, United Airlines, the U.S. Olympic Committee, the U.S. Navy, and many more. Tom has presented to at least 4500 different groups and organizations public, private, for profit and non-profit. It is clear that Tom has the experience to address your topic in your organization and his message has universal appeal. To hear Tom Bay speak is an experience in itself. Tom Bay has captivated audiences of all sizes and challenged them to lead productive lives at work and at home. People walk away with a renewed sense of spirit and commitment. Leaders speak of their people being more focused, holding themselves and others accountable, taking more responsibility for results, and of simply being more energetic. From the boardroom to the classroom, and from the frontline to the fire station; Tom Bay has inspired many from an impressive and varied list of clients. A partial listing includes: • AT&T • Marriott • National Fire Academy • Qualcomm • Young President's Organization • Girl Scouts of America • Sony • United Airlines • and Universal Studios. Just to name a few... Tom Bay's personal commitment to fire, police, and emergency medical services has made him repeatedly one of the most sought-after and popular speakers in those industries, respectively. Tom Bay's own health challenges and life-threatening bout with cancer only deepened his devotion to family, personal values, and creating a life that truly matters in this world. Ton Bay's civic and professional contributions are too numerous to mention, except for his involvement with the Orange County Fire Authority, and commitment to serving young people as a Board Member of the Make-A-Wish Foundation and Child Abuse Prevention Council of Orange County. No wonder people keep coming back for, "Another shot of Tom Bay!" For booking information, call Luann (888) 440-8000 • CA (562) 938-7055 http://www.tombay.com Tom Bay Speaks Up, Inc. P.O. Box 217 • Los Alamitos, CA 90720 Fax (562) 938-7054 Tags: Tom Bay Tom_Bay Tom-Bay Tom+Bay Speaker Public+Speaker TomBa

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Shann Turnbull Ph.D - 10-01-08 - Air date Dr Shann Turnbull Principal International Institute for Self-governance Email: Click here for Personal home page Click here for details on SSRN ________________________________________ Biography Shann Turnbull researches and teaches corporate governance in Australia on a part time basis for the Macquarie University Graduate School of Management where he obtained his PhD in 2001. His PhD thesis showed how the science of control and communication in the animal and the machine could be extended to organisations to create a science of governance as presented in his articles. His thesis built upon his education as an electrical engineer in Tasmania, BSc from the University of Melbourne and an MBA from Harvard. From 1966 to 1974 he was a founding partner in a private group that gained control of over a dozen publicly traded corporations in Australia. This gave him experience as a controlling shareholder, company director, chairman of one company, and CEO of two others. As a serial entrepreneur founding new enterprises, some of which became publicly traded, he gained further experience as a Chairman and CEO. He also became joint CEO/owner of a mutual fund management company. In 1975 he founded the first educational course in the world to provide an educational qualification for company directors and published his first book on Democratising the Wealth of Nations. The novel ideas in his book led to consulting assignments for multi-national corporations, United Nations, World Bank, and governments, including in 1991 the Peoples Republic of China and Czechoslovakia. Since 2001 he has been rating the governance of the largest 100 organisations in Australia by turnover and introduced an MBA elective at Macquarie University on evaluating and designing the governance architecture of organisations in the government, non-profit and private sectors. His latest book was commissioned by the New Economics Foundation in London and published in 2002 as A New Way to Govern; Organisations and society after Enron. Tags: Captial Diffusion Reinsurance Corporation Louis Kelso Patricia Hetter Norman Kurland Robert Ashford Rodney Shakespeare Russell Long Jeff Gates Binary Economics Buckminster Fuller MNNnyc

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Ph.D. - My Institute LYRICS... bitch i coulda been a bumble bee but came instead to the state of b.i.g. thats right i got to muthaphukkin rpi we send mad rockets up in the sky i wont have to work 9 - 5 just to get by if i want a bitch i have to be sly cuz female engineers are shy but that doesnt change me at all cuz i can still give mad ho's a call i got experience gettin em from the beach i get em to suck on my dick like a leach we start to laugh and joke sip hypnotik and puff till we choke replenish the stash of weed and blaze on my grandaddy's boat its 30 years old and in some need of some serious reparations last year i went full throttle it cause engine incineration fire damn near crept into my vodka bottle but that life is gone for now these rpi girls fat as cows get outta class late at night troylets lookin for a fight and i'm southern redneck stoner getto so its quite a fuckin sight to these northern folk whose tounges they have to bite walkin through campus my limp is bold and its mad fuckin cold, upstate new york when i play ball i'm the only white boy on the court i never knew basketball was an asian sport some them koreans so fuckin tall compared to joo hyuk i'm really short and we got technology to make a fetus abort and thats only the beginnin like a dean thats interimin we got nuclear reactors and linear accelerators accelerated law programs for master debators things not possessed by any of you haters and lack of pussy converts us to masterbaters and if you do get laid, she prolly looks like a frog the kind of dog that you dont want to snog computer games and postin technical blogs are more likely ways to get an applause dont wanna fuck up that calculus cuz they gonna catch your flaws time capsule metamorphosis to remove your drawz (drawers) coors light means little U-235 in reactor cores a techniqe to prevent metdown goin through the floors cuz nobody want another chernobyl so we do knowlegde and thoroughness to keep us noble pop quiz whats atomic number of cobalt? can you tell the story behind element sixty one? so hard to find they named it promethium the greek demigod who fooled with the big ones we use logic to resolve problems rather than guns study twenty four seven locked up in our rooms commons food is nice but sometimes it gives the runs formula sae and design build fly gives us fun legit resumes at career fairs so we can earn our funds Tags: ice cube why we thugs rap unsigned freestyle college school funny yellowjackets georgia tech rockets

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sbVB Ph.D. presentation, in Japanese presentation of sbVB (Sergio B. Villas-Boas) Ph.D. work about Control Engineering, in Chiba University, Japan, October 1998. Tags: Japan Ph.D. Chiba University Control Engineering

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Barbara Allen Dance Your Ph.D. Dissertation: Uneasy Alchemy: Citizens and Experts in Louisiana's Chemical Corridor Disputes (1999) from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute's Department of Science and Technology Studies. For my social science dissertation, I was interested in what situations and affiliations led to more positive outcomes for citizen groups protesting polluting industrial practices. After spending three years doing ethnographic fieldwork in south Louisiana's chemical corridor (also called Cancer Alley), a region of over 100 chemical plants located along the Mississippi River between New Orleans and Baton Rouge, I observed the following: 1) Diverse groups (i.e. mixed-race and mixed-class) were more successful in changing environmental policy and regulation. 2) Groups that allied themselves with public-oriented scientists were better able to engage in producing more effective policy-relevant environmental knowledge. I choreographed the dance piece with myself as the scientist, at first moving within the confines of the laboratory, and never looking out at the world. Two groups of citizens (red and blue) emerge and protest, separately at first, and then they join together. At this point the scientist joins with the group and eventually leads them. Unfurling a bright umbrella, a symbol of the New Orleans "second line" (a spontaneous parade for citizens participating unofficially in an event) , the scientist leads the group, now waving positive environmental signs, in a jubilant procession. I set the dance to the Soul Rebels, "Let Your Mind Be Free," in the tradition of New Orleans street parade music. The six performers from Bowen McCauley Dance creatively improvised their own movements as protesters. They were Alison Crosby, Alicia Curtis, Heidi Kershaw, Dustin Kimball, Amanda Moore, and Brook Urquhart. I am currently an associate professor and Director of the Graduate Program in Science and Technology Studies at Virginia Techs National Capital Region Campus. Tags: Environmental Movements Justice Public Understanding of Science Cancer Alley New Orleans Louisiana

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Ph.D. - Imhotep's Hypnotik LYRICS.. I see her with her friends from a distance sippin tonic I want to talk but my shyness is chronic So I swig some vodka from my homeboy donik Her bodys fine, her shapes hyperbolic I got geometry so I need no anabolic I float to her like a missiles parabolic My trajectory from imhotep the polymath Mackin and my words reap irresistible wrath Although Ive never had a perfect night Ive won fights and had successful flights Maybe this is the one who can make it right Or maybe its me that shell indict But with the power of imhoteps ancient astrology I can get by with my hypnotic mentology I may not be high priest of heliopolis But I can get anyone deceased in this metropolis Concur with intuition, shes epigrammatic Oscar wilde could not have made words so dramatic The rest of the world seemed like it was static She entranced me and I started feelin manic But something about her vibe wouldnt let me panic Feelin relaxed like nothin could dethrone us She started exulting korneilius yokubonis She said dont be modest, I know your isochronous Although Ive never had a perfect night Ive won fights and had successful flights Maybe this is the one who can make it right Or maybe its me that shell indict But with the power of imhoteps ancient astrology I can get by with my hypnotic mentology I began to delineate how we hail from Lithuania She began to insinuate we leave this hectic mania She had me in defeat, spoke a cryptic mysterious In exotic tongue I reply, but feelin dilerious All of the sudden I can fly, confused but curious She leads me to a where no one can be hearin us Got a holla from my boi said he be clearin us Despite familiarity I dont know her identity Perceivin similarly she tells me by synecdoche Shes in my future, from the town of Schenectady Now beyond flirtation we are at this point Beyond automation, I cant control every joint She proceeds to embrace me by the sternum Produces a pair o fjoints and starts to burn em My euphoria had already been augmenting But she saw no reason to keep my mind from denting Although Ive never had a perfect night Ive won fights and had successful flights Maybe this is the one who can make it right Or maybe its me that shell indict But with the power of imhoteps ancient astrology I can get by with my hypnotic mentology To her I teach of my days of old When my mother would preach and my father would scold Bedless nights in Vilnius makin me bold To the soyuz sovieta my heart has turned cold I inquire of her history once mine is told Then I gaze into her eyes and uncover the connection Our lives like two vectors in coterminal direction We stare into eachother and begin our reflection So many days and nights on the streets of our countrys capital We gather memories and plan out how to map it all Before I can think farther we combine our faces Bliss dissipates thoughts of our old places If wed met in the past is no longer of importance Weve met now and pursue our physical endorsement Although Ive never had a perfect night Ive won fights and had successful flights Maybe this is the one who can make it right Or maybe its me that shell indict But with the power of imhoteps ancient astrology I can get by with my hypnotic mentology Tags: notorius big smalls poppa rap unsigned hip-hop freestyle ATL hypnotic isochronous intellectual

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Jill Bolte Taylor, Ph.D. eet neuroanatomist Jill Bolte Taylor, Ph.D. In 1996, while researching the brain, she suffered a hemorrhagic stroke. She calls it, "My Stroke of Insight". Tags: america blog campbell citizen government house journalism lindsay media moblogic news opinions politics video white

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M. Ali Chaudry Ph.D - 10-16-08 Air date M.Ali Chaudry Ph.D . Dr. Chaudry grew up in Pakistan, graduated from the London School of Economics with honors in Economics and Econometrics in 1967 and earned a Ph. D. in Economics from Tufts University (1972). He worked at AT&T from 1968 to 1998 in the Strategic Planning and CFO organizations where he had extensive experience in financial management and business case evaluation. He served as CFO of the Public Relations Division for five years and has published several articles and chapters in books on budgeting and productivity analysis. Currently, Dr. Chaudry manage his own consulting practice, Chaudry Associates and is busy giving public lectures on Islam and with writing a book (with Dr. Robert Crane), Islam and Muhammad, The Whole Story, Responding to Attacks by Islamophobes. Until June 2007, he was Director of the Rutgers Business Center. Before Rutgers, he was Campus College Chair, Business and Management at the Jersey City Campus of the University of Phoenix in New Jersey when it first opened. He also is a member of the economics faculty of the University of Phoenix Online. Throughout his working career at AT&T, he taught economics and business courses at Rutgers, Fairleigh Dickinson and the New School. He served as Director of the MBA Program at Seton Hall University during 1998-1999. In 1999, he founded Citechs, a web development company and serves as Director of its successor, AdamSoft International, which now develops software for the healthcare sector under the name doccomply.com. Dr. Chaudry was elected to the Bernards Township Board of Education (1990 to 1995) in Basking Ridge, New Jersey and led a successful effort during 1996-1997 to build the Bernards Township Community Center. He was elected to the Bernards Township Committee with in 2001 and was re-elected to a second three-year term (2005-2007). He served as Deputy Mayor in 2003 and as Mayor of Bernards Township in 2004, becoming the first Pakistani born Mayor in America. Dr. Chaudry is a member of the Board of Directors of the Somerset Hills YMCA and of the Somerset County Cultural Diversity Coalition. He also served as a member of the Board of Managers for the Family Services of Morris County, New Jersey in 2003-2004. He is a graduate of the Leadership Somerset class of 2002 and of the Leadership New Jersey class of 2003. He serves on boards of many non-profit organizations including the YMCA of Somerset Hills (Basking Ridge). Dr. Chaudry is a co-founder of the Islamic Society of Central Jersey, one of the first major Islamic centers in the state and served as President of the American Islamic Academy in Boonton for several years. Most recently on August 10th of this year, he started organizing Jumma, the Friday congregational prayers in Basking Ridge as a first step toward establishing a mosque. Since the September 11 tragedy, Dr. Chaudry has been active in interfaith dialogs and creating bridges of understanding with the American community at large. He has spoken at numerous churches, synagogues and community interfaith meetings. He also has spoken at several colleges and universities and conducted workshops on Islam and Muslims for several groups of middle and high school teachers in Somerset County. He has been named Ambassador for Peace by the Inter-religious and International Federation for World Peace. He currently teaches a ten week course, Understanding Islam as a part of the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Rutgers University. Dr. Chaudry is Co-founder and President of the Center for Understanding Islam (www.cuii.org) established immediately after 9/11 to undertake an educational effort to create a presence of moderate Muslim scholars and thinkers who can effectively counter extremism and to engage in interfaith and intra-faith dialogs with all communities. In an attempt to build an enlightened Muslim presence on the airwaves, he appears frequently on the WABC Radio program, Religion on the Line, aired on Sunday mornings from 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. He also has appeared on NPR, CBS News and FOX News. Dr. Chaudry and his wife Victoria and have three children and three grandchildren. Email: machaudry@cuii.org Tags: Islam Economics Econometrics London School of Chief Financial Officer ATT Center for Understaning Robert Crane Norman Kurland Islamophobes MNNnyc

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Year of Darwin - Neil Shubin, Ph.D. Neil Shubin, Ph.D. University of Chicago October 14, 2008 Cleveland Museuem of Natural History Professor Shubin (University of Chicago) is a well-known paleontologist who studies the morphological and developmental origins of the tetrapod limb. He recently discovered Tiktaalik, a species linking aquatic "lobe-finned" fishes with early terrestrial tetrapods. Held in conjunction with the Society of Vertebrate Paleontology's annual meeting in downtown Cleveland. Tags: Case CWRU Darwin Evolution Shubin Paleontologist MediaVision Science

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David Albert, Ph.D ON Quantum Physics 1 of 3 David Albert, Ph.D ON Quantum Physics Consciousness Science Tags: David Albert Quantum Physics Consciousness Science

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Dance your Ph.D. Lidia Prieto "Topology-based potentials for the study of the protein folding and aggregation transitions" When computationally studying the protein folding problem, it is imporant to carry out a complete sampling of the configurational space available. This dance intends to represent this sampling as well as the solitude of the scientist. Aknowledgements: To my supervisor A.R. and my beloved "manager" J.A.C. Tags: PhD protein folding dance Monte Carlo Science Sigur Ros

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Professor Sofyan Syafri Harahap Ph.D - Air date: 01-14-05 Professor SOFYAN SYAFRI HARAHAP Ph.D. Professor Accounting -- Trisakti University (Indonesia) - Expert on Islamic Banking & Accounting Commissioner of PT Bank Syariah Mandiri Author of 20 Books on Accounting & Management. www.managementturnaround.com www.ief-trisakti.or.id syafri@indo.net.id Tags: Binary Ecoomics Islamic Banking Inodonesia MNNnyc Harold Channer

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Robert Mundell Ph,D - 01=22-86 Robert Mundell Ph,D Robert A. Mundell University Professor of Economics Columbia University E-mail: ram15@columbia.edu Tel: 39-0577-317068 Fax: 39-0577-317504 For the past twenty five years, Robert Mundell has been Professor of Economics at Columbia University in New York . He studied at the University of British Columbia and the London School of Economics before receiving his Ph.D. from MIT. He taught at Stanford University and the Bologna (Italy) Center of the School of Advanced International Studies of the Johns Hopkins University before joining, in 1961, the staff of the International Monetary Fund. From 1966 to 1971 he was a Professor of Economics at the University of Chicago and Editor of the Journal of Political Economy; he was also summer Professor of International Economics at the Graduate Institute of International Studies in Geneva, Switzerland. In 1974 he came to Columbia University. Professor Mundell has lectured widely in North and South America, Europe, Africa, Australia and Asia. He has been an adviser to a number of international agencies and organizations including the United Nations, the IMF, the World Bank, the Government of Canada, several governments in Latin America and Europe, the Federal Reserve Board and the US Treasury. In 1970, he was a consultant to the Monetary Committee of the European Economic Commission, and in 1972-3 a member of the nine consultants to the Commission that prepared a report in Brussels on European monetary integration. He was a member of the Bellagio-Princeton study group on International Monetary Reform from 1964 to 1978 and Chairman of the Santa Colomba Conferences on International Monetary Reform between 1971 and 1987. The author of numerous works and articles on economic theory of international economics, he is known as the father of the theory of optimum currency areas; he formulated what became a standard international macroeconomics model; he was a pioneer of the theory of the monetary and fiscal policy mix; he reformulated the theory of inflation and interest; he was a co-developer of the monetary approach to the balance of payments; and he was an originator of supply-side economics. He has written extensively on the history of the international monetary system and played a significant role in the founding of the euro. He has also written extensively on the "transition" economies and in 1997 co-founded the Zagreb Journal of Economics. His books include The International Monetary System: Conflict and Reform (Montreal: Private Planning Association of Canada 1965); Man and Economics (New York: McGraw-Hill 1968); International Economics New York: Macmillan 1968); Monetary Theory: Interest, Inflation and Growth in the World Economy (Pacific Palisades, CA: Goodyear 1971); The New International Monetary System (ed. with J. J. Polak) (1977); Monetary Agenda for the World Economy (ed. with Jack Kemp) (1983); and co-edited books Global Disequilibrium (1990); Debts, Deficits and Economic Performance (1991); and Building the New Europe (ed. with M. Baldassarri) (1992); Inflation and Growth in China (ed. with M. Guitian) (1996); and The Euro as a Stabilizer in the International Monetary System (ed. with A. Clesse) (2000). Professor Mundell gave the Frank Graham Memorial Lecture at Princeton University in 1965, the Marshall Lectures at Cambridge University in 1974, the Ohlin Lectures in 1998, and the Robbins Memorial Lectures in 2000. In 1983 he received the Jacques Rueff Medal and Prize in the French Senate; in 1997 he became a Distinguished Fellow of the American Economic Association; in 1998, he was made a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Science; and in 1999, he received the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Science. He has received honorary degrees and professorships in several universities in North America, Europe and Asia. Tags: Supply Side Economics Noble Prize London School World Bank Federal Reserve Board Cambridge US Treasury

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Ravi Batra Ph.D, 09-30-87 Air date Dr. Ravi Batra, a professor of economics at Southern Methodist University, Dallas, is the author of five international best sellers. He was the chairperson of his department from 1977 to 1980. In October 1978, because of dozens of publications in top journals such as the American Economic Review, Journal of Political Economy, Econometrica, Journal of Economic Theory, Review of Economic Studies, among others, Batra was ranked third in a group of superstar economists, selected from all the American and Canadian universities by an article in the learned journal, Economic Enquiry. In 1990, the Italian prime minister awarded him a Medal of the Italian Senate for writing a book that correctly predicted the downfall of Soviet communism, fifteen years before it happened. Dr. Batra has been written up in major newspapers and magazines, such as the New YorkTimes, Washington Post, USA Today, Time, Newsweek, the U.S. News and World Report, and appeared on all major networks including CBS, NBC, CNN, ABC, CNBC, among others. Batras latest book is: The New Golden Age: The Coming Revolution against Political Corruption and Economic Chaos. Some Comments on Ravi Batras Work."Ravi Batra has made an outstanding reputation in the United States as an international economic theorists in the best Western tradition." Leonard Silk, New York Times "The forecasting record of this widely respected Southern Methodist University economist has won glowing praise from many pragmatic investment masters." Tom Peters, Chicago Tribune. "Dr. Batra writes about his subject as clearly as if he were telling bedtime stories." Christopher Lehmann Haupt, New York Times . " The good professor has a formidable academic reputation and, from what I know, his forecasting record is impressive." Barton Biggs, Morgan Stanley "Batra [is] a scholar who has earned a considerable reputation as an expert on trade." Albert Crenshaw,Washington Post"His predictions in the early 1980s of low inflation, falling oil prices and a wave of mergersmocked for yearshave proved close to the mark." Thomas C. Hayes, New York Times"Ravi Batra was used to making tumultuous global forecasts and having nobody listenthen predictions started to come true." Chip Brown, Associated Press • The Crash of the Millennium • The Downfall of Capitalism and Communism • The Myth of Free Trade • The Great American Deception • The Great Depression of 1990 • Stock Market Crashes of 1998 and 1999 FAX: 214-768-1821 Email: rbatra@smu.edu Tags: The Great Depression of 1990 Business Social and Economic Cycles Concentration Wealth Ownership Prout Downfall Communism Capitalism Louis Kelso Stop Another SAD Leonard Silk Lester Thurow Barton Biggs Thomas Hays Tom Peters Christopher Lehman Haupt MNNnyc

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Ravi Batra Ph.D, # 2 - 04-18-90 Air date Ravi Batra Ph.D, # 2 Dr. Ravi Batra, a professor of economics at Southern Methodist University, Dallas, is the author of five international best sellers. He was the chairperson of his department from 1977 to 1980. In October 1978, because of dozens of publications in top journals such as the American Economic Review, Journal of Political Economy, Econometrica, Journal of Economic Theory, Review of Economic Studies, among others, Batra was ranked third in a group of superstar economists, selected from all the American and Canadian universities by an article in the learned journal, Economic Enquiry. In 1990, the Italian prime minister awarded him a Medal of the Italian Senate for writing a book that correctly predicted the downfall of Soviet communism, fifteen years before it happened. Dr. Batra has been written up in major newspapers and magazines, such as the New YorkTimes, Washington Post, USA Today, Time, Newsweek, the U.S. News and World Report, and appeared on all major networks including CBS, NBC, CNN, ABC, CNBC, among others. Batras latest book is: The New Golden Age: The Coming Revolution against Political Corruption and Economic Chaos. Some Comments on Ravi Batras Work."Ravi Batra has made an outstanding reputation in the United States as an international economic theorists in the best Western tradition." Leonard Silk, New York Times "The forecasting record of this widely respected Southern Methodist University economist has won glowing praise from many pragmatic investment masters." Tom Peters, Chicago Tribune. "Dr. Batra writes about his subject as clearly as if he were telling bedtime stories." Christopher Lehmann Haupt, New York Times . " The good professor has a formidable academic reputation and, from what I know, his forecasting record is impressive." Barton Biggs, Morgan Stanley "Batra [is] a scholar who has earned a considerable reputation as an expert on trade." Albert Crenshaw,Washington Post"His predictions in the early 1980s of low inflation, falling oil prices and a wave of mergersmocked for yearshave proved close to the mark." Thomas C. Hayes, New York Times"Ravi Batra was used to making tumultuous global forecasts and having nobody listenthen predictions started to come true." Chip Brown, Associated Press • The Crash of the Millennium • The Downfall of Capitalism and Communism • The Myth of Free Trade • The Great American Deception • The Great Depression of 1990 • Stock Market Crashes of 1998 and 1999 FAX: 214-768-1821 Email: rbatra@smu.edu Tags: Economics The Great Depression of 1990 Business Social and Economic Cycles Concentration Wealth Ownership Prout Downfall Communism Capitalism Louis Kelso Stop Another SAD Leonard Silk Lester Thurow Barton Biggs Thomas Hays Tom Peters Christopher Lehman Haupt MNNnyc

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Michael Ben-Eli Ph.D (#2) - Air date: 10-04-07 Michael Ben-Eli \Ph.D is an international consultant on management and organization. His work has focused on strategy development, organizational design, sustainability, and change management. He graduated from the Architectural Association in London, received his Ph.D. from the Institute of Cybernetics at Brunel University, where he studied with Gordon Pask. He was a close associate of R. Buckminster Fuller, with whom he collaborated on a number of projects involving research on advanced structural systems and exploration of issues related to the management of technology and world resources for a sustainable future. Dr. Ben-Eli pioneered applications of Systems Thinking and Cybernetics in management and organization. Over the years he worked on synthesizing strategy issues in many parts of the world and in diverse institutional settings, ranging from small high technology firms to multinational enterprises, manufacturing companies, financial institutions, health care organizations, government agencies, NGOs, and international multilateral organizations. In recent years, he has been working primarily on issues related to sustainability and sustainable development. With a strong commitment to Fuller's legacy, Michael refocused his mission to help inspire leaders in business, government, community, and youth accelerate a peaceful, world embracing transition to a sustainable future. He is founder of Sustainability Initiatives, a network of activities established recently in order to facilitate transition to sustainability practices, in both the public and private sectors. (less) Michael Ben-Eli is an international consultant on management and organization. Tags: Sustainability Five Core Principles Anticipatory Design Science World Game MNNnyc

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