- DNA examination - Europe Who are we - This is incredibly
- People Are Wild (sneak peek)
- THE SEXUAL WORLD: LOVE
- People Are Wild Intro
- THE SEXUAL WORLD: Don Symons: Slash Fiction
- Watch Bones Episodes For Free
- Frases, adivinanzas y Cumananas en el IE 15023 Buenos Aires-Piura
- Om Shanti Om (Dhoom Taana)
- letter
- One Anthropologists Journey of Discovery - Part 1
- Hobos VS Anthropologist ~
- Fierce People Trailer
- U S Professor of the Year Award
- Where did God come from
- Teens and Public Art: A Community Mural in Waltham, MA
- Mary Irving gravestone
- A GLOBAL SHOE FLY ZONE: SHOES AT BUSH, FROM IRAQ TO QUEBEC
- Dr Cabierir Robinson at Area Study Centre QAU
- Field Guide to NYC Tourists
- Change Pace Poetry 8
Descrição do Vídeo: Who were our ancestors? From where do we originate? Most people can trace their family tree back no further than three or four generations. Thanks to genetic analysis, however, it is possible to look back into millennia long past. The story of our ancestors is probably one of the most exciting of all time. It is the story of mankind. For decades the only evidence available to anthropologists and archaeologists were the small amount of bones and objects left behind by our ancestors. Hence, it was not possible to really prove the various theories of evolution. It is only in the past 20 years that researchers have been able to use the DNA of living people as a means of finding evidence of the migrations of their primeval ancestors. DNA is identical to a degree of 99.9 percent for all people. The remaining 0.1% is the source of individual differences (such as eye colour, certain risks of disease, or deviations with no apparent function). DNA-Genealogy makes it possible for you to research your family tree with the most modern methods. It makes fast and exact research into your family history possible, whether as your first venture into researching your ancestry or as a supplement to traditional genealogy. Where traditional research into your ancestry examines birth, marriage, and death certificates, a simple saliva sample is all that's needed for DNA-Genealogy. That's because each of us carries with us the most important and exact set of files needed: our DNA. What is DNA? DNA is a molecule, that contains the genetic instructions for all of the functions and substances of the human body. It looks like a spiral staircase. Each stair step is made up of two bases. There are four different bases: Guanine, Thymine, Cytosine and Adenine. If you envision the bases as coloured Lego pieces, then there would be four colours and each step would be two-coloured. The total DNA of a human being is called a genome. It contains the genetic instructions for all of the functions and substances of this body. We inherit the genome from our ancestors. It is re-combined in each generation from the genes of our parents, so that genetic traces gradually get lost. Data: January 7, 2009 Vídeos Relacionados: : DNA examination Europe SHOCK dead people war god blod world bulgaria sensation incredibly genome human history |  |
Descrição do Vídeo: A sneak peek at the 2009 YouTube series, People Are Wild. Starring host Anthropologist, Nigel Winburg. Data: January 3, 2009 Vídeos Relacionados: : (sneak Are peek) People Wild |  |
Descrição do Vídeo: Discussion about the topic of Love. Interviews speaking with Yonie Harris, a Anthropologist studying romantic love. Mark Lee, A professional heavy weight boxer. Peggy Jo Love, a hairdresser. Data: January 3, 2009 Vídeos Relacionados: : "the sexual world" love "Yonie harris" anthropology "Mark Lee" boxer "Peggy Jo Love" hairdresser "Paul Abramson" "John W. Oliver" |  |
Descrição do Vídeo: A sneak peek at the 2009 YouTube series, People Are Wild. Starring host Anthropologist, Nigel Winburg. Data: January 3, 2009 Vídeos Relacionados: : Are Intro. People Wild |  |
Descrição do Vídeo: Anthropologist Don Symons describes Slash Fiction. Data: January 3, 2009 Vídeos Relacionados: : "the sexual world" "Don Symons" Anthropology anthropologist "slash fiction" "captain Kirk" Spock "Paul Abramson" "John W. Oliver" |  |
Descrição do Vídeo: http://www.showsforfree.com A cynical and lonely forensic anthropologist and a cocky FBI agent partner up to solve long-ago murders. Data: January 2, 2009 Vídeos Relacionados: : watch television show online free Bones Crime Drama |  |
Descrição do Vídeo: Lourdes, Katia, Helen, Annis, Bertha y Maria Isabel... adivinanzas, frases y Cumamanas (Son composiciones poéticas muy populares en la región de Piura) Data: January 2, 2009 Vídeos Relacionados: : Cumanana Piura niñas |  |
Descrição do Vídeo: The song Dhoom Taana from the 2007 Bollywood Om Shanti Om. Probably the biggest hit in Bollywood industry. Data: December 31, 2008 Vídeos Relacionados: : "Dhoom Tana" "?? ?????? ??" "Farah Khan" "Shahrukh Khan" "Deepika Padukone" Abhijeet "Shreya Ghoshal" |  |
Descrição do Vídeo: letter example for music copyright clearance... Ms. Yoko Ono December 25, 2008 Dear Yoko Ono, In the mid 1970's, as a young Danish college student in America doing a Buddhist retreat on Montauk Point in Long Island, I met you and John on the beach, but of course, kept my distance out of respect. I now need your permission to use a work of music from long ago Now as a Danish anthropologist and PTSD therapist, I've made, in the spirit of Buddhist Metta, a short video for several good reasons, not the least being the unprecedented urgency many feel in Denmark to change our Danish government and to encourage President-elect Barak Obama to chose wisely the next US ambassador to Denmark. The 20-minute video explains why this is so urgent, in terms of the man AP Møller (Mærsk), who since Vietnam... and actually the German Occupation of WWII, earns his fleeting wealth only from capitalizing on the suffering in the world, thus engendering it further, which I then deal directly with, with individuals trying to survive great trauma, now without the compassion of our socialized and unfortunately xenophobic system. We are all too close to a serious world war, as the breaking Indian/Pakistan events from Mumbai are expressing... (which is how I dedicate the video). The video is a truly compromised effort on my part, compared to the great productions in the world. I often employ John Lennon's music in my office to help battered women recover from their lifetimes of rape, mental and physical, in our patriarchal world. And have intuitively felt and been immensely grateful for - the importance of your music in bridging the horrors in our worlds with the unlimited potentials of the human heart to heal all that. I understand that this request comes out of the blue, but we would so appreciate your permission to use your music in the way we have produced this primitive video. The video is located here: http://globaltherapy.blip.tv, http://www.youtube.com/globaltherapy only as a global edit effort between Denmark, Greece and many in the USA. I have disabled all google search functions in it, but may turn them on soon due to hospitalization and the impending choice of the next US ambassador to Denmark. It has only available to those who are directly involved in its final editing stages and who have this address. I am also contacting Enya, Bob Dylan and Dion's estate. This is completely non-profit, and is being produced entirely from my own resources. But the mythological, historic, journalistic and scientific information being transmitted through the video's appeal to human nature's intuitive heart is critical. It has never been assembled in this way before, to my knowledge. And I believe we are at a rather critical juncture in human evolution. We're either going to get it right in the near-future, or nature both human and the Earth will hurl us at least into a rather dark age. Though I personally am optimistic. But human beings seem to have such a short memory, when it comes to such issues. Your music has always felt like the most beautiful bridging of that human capacity to draw on the resources within our collective unconscious and its healing capacity, both individually and globally. In 1994, I was awarded a Ben & Jerry's Foundation prize for my work with women survivors of ritual sexual abuse. Sincerely, Bent Lorentzen Danish American Newmedia Enterprise (DANE) Copenhagen Denmark bentlorentzen@gmail.com www.denmark.gq.nu http://danishauthor.gather.com Data: December 31, 2008 Vídeos Relacionados: : bent lorentzen obama hillary clinton denmark ambassador usa racism war iraq israel mumbai india pakistan |  |
Descrição do Vídeo: Bonnie Glass-Coffin, Ph.D. Bonnie Glass-Coffin first became widely-known beyond the academic world of anthropology with the publication of The Gift of Life: Female Spirituality and Healing in Northern Peru, exploring the role of curanderas in their communities. She knew from the ancient Moche and Chimu sculptures of women as healers and shamans, that women have historically played a large role in the healing arts of the region. In writing and research, she explores the concepts of healing, shamanism, sorcery, plant medicines, and gender in Peru and Ecuador. She has published numerous anthropological articles and teaches at Utah State University, where she organized a major conference in 2000, "Body, Mind, and Spirit: Culture and Health in America." She founded and directs an ethnographic field school that meets in Huanchaco, Peru each summer. She has received numerous awards for her research and for her teaching, including the prestigious CASE/Carnegie Foundation award as Teacher of the Year -- and brings an infectious excitement to her ground-breaking work. Data: December 30, 2008 Vídeos Relacionados: : curandera peru healing shamanism sorcery plant medicines Taripaypacha san pedro ayahuasca healer antropology Ecuador curandero traditional medicine medicina tradicional entheogen enteogenos |  |
Descrição do Vídeo: I was conducting some research in the urban outback. When I discovered these anthropods. Then they attacked. Data: December 28, 2008 Vídeos Relacionados: : hobos homeless urban culture youtubia poverty stupid funny peterappleseed |  |
Descrição do Vídeo: Fierce People "Trapped in his mother's Lower East Side apartment, sixteen-year-old Finn wants nothing more than to escape New York and spend the summer in South America studying the Iskanani Indians, or "Fierce People," with the anthropologist father he's never met. But Finn's dreams are shattered when he is arrested in a desperate effort to help his drug-dependent mother, Liz, who scrapes by working as a masseuse. Determined to get their lives back on track, Liz moves the two of them into a guest house on the vast country estate of her ex-client, the aging aristocratic billionaire, Ogden C. Osbourne. In Osbourne's close world of privilege and power, Finn and Liz encounter a tribe fiercer and more mysterious than anything they might find in the South American jungle: the super rich. While Liz battles her substance abuse and struggles to win back her son's love and trust, Finn falls in love with Osbourne's beautiful granddaughter, Maya, befriends her charismatic older brother, Bryce, and even wins the favor of Osbourne himself. But when a shocking act of violence shatters Finn's ascension within the Osbourne clan, the golden promises of this lush world quickly sour. And both Finn and Liz, caught in a harrowing struggle for their dignity, discover that membership always comes at a price..." Liz Earl: Diane Lane Finn Earl: Anton Yelchin Ogden C. Osborne: Donald Sutherland Bryce: Chris Evans Maya: Kristen Stewart Data: December 26, 2008 Vídeos Relacionados: : Fierce People |  |
Descrição do Vídeo: My acceptance speech at the awards ceremony on Nov. 20, 2008. Special thanks to the Council for Advancement and Support of Education and the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching for selecting me, and to the thousands of students who have worked with me and inspired me over the years. Data: December 23, 2008 Vídeos Relacionados: : teaching pedagogy "Kevin Champion" Wesch award academia |  |
Descrição do Vídeo: Who hasnt, as a child, asked the most difficult of all questions: Where did God come from? Perhaps we can learn something by looking at the history of the concept of God and monotheism. Anthropologists have found what they believe to be the remains of graves of Neolithic Man which suggest the belief in an afterlife. The graves contain what seem to a collection of the deceaseds belongings: spear points, necklaces, charms, etc. Perhaps because these were things he would need in the next world. Based on these graves, it has been suggested that even Neolithic man had a belief in spirits; a religion of sorts. But, in essence, burial of the dead with all his belongings was simply good hygiene. Taboos such as the proper burial of the dead were more than superstitious beliefs. They were a means to protect the Tribe, based on generations of experience. Ancient man must have learned through trial and error that not burying the dead could have dire consequences for the tribe. What we today would identify as a virus or bacteria in a time before electron microscopes and DNA research was called Evil Spirits. The belief system that grew up out of a web of taboos and behavior based on Spirits and the Dead grew more complex with time. With time, witch doctors and Shaman were replaced with a full-fledged Priest class, who became the medium between the Living and the Dead. The Egyptian Book of the Dead details exactly how to mummify a body, and what the spirit would experience in the Netherworld. And, then as now, various religions vied for power and dominance. One such spirit, or god, of the early Egyptians was called Amen. According to the Priests for this Egyptian god Amen, he was the Creator, who existed before other gods and man. Obviously, the more powerful their god, the more powerful the Amen Priests became. As Egyptian power spread from the Nile Delta to the South and to the East, the Egyptians took their gods with them. Many temples to Amen were throughout conquered Nubia (Sudan), Palestine and Syria. The primitive Hebrew shepherds of Palestine took the Egyptian Amen, the Great Father of all Gods, as their own. Christianity and Islam grew up as off shoots of the Hebrew religion. When you hear Amen at the end of prayers, it is the same Amen that has been worshiped 4,500 years. Thus, todays major monotheistic religions: Christianity and Islam, which together claim 3 billion adherents, can be traced back to the taboos and practices of Neolithic man on how to deal with the dead. That mystery the ancients were calling a Spirit, and which later developed into a monotheistic belief system based God", was perhaps in the beginning simply a very deadly virus. Data: December 23, 2008 Vídeos Relacionados: : Amen Abraham Jesus Christ Mohammed Moses God Allah Pharaoh Egypt Israelites Greece Rome Israel Sudan Persia Iran Saudi Arabia Jordan Syria Libya Pakistan China Indonesia Virus Plague Disease Pox Genetics Pestilence Religion Pagan Neolithic Archeology Anthropology Celts Vikings Cave paintings graves |  |
Descrição do Vídeo: Anthropologist Mark Auslander, Director of the M.A. Program in Cultural Production at Brandeis University, discusses his graduate seminar's collaborative project with a group of teens in Waltham Massachusetts in Fall 2007, through the Boys and Girls Club. The adolescents developed a mural design that initially disturbed the members of the graduate seminar--through its frank depiction of the teens' fears and anxieties. In time, however, we all came to understand the importance of their innovative visual design, which we came to appreciate in light of our readings in object relations theory. Data: December 21, 2008 Vídeos Relacionados: : Winnicott "transitional phenomena" "object relations" "public art" splitting "Melanie Klein" murals "engaged anthropology" "public anthropology" |  |
Descrição do Vídeo: A video essay on an enigmatic gravestone in the Greenesboro, Georgia city cemetery, commemorating the death in 1828 of Mary Irving. Anthropologist Mark Auslander consider how text and image are used in this unusual memorial, which he compares to memorialization practices in other human societies. Data: December 21, 2008 Vídeos Relacionados: : cemeteries memorials memorialization "cultural production" |  |
Descrição do Vídeo: An edited compilation mixing in some of my footage from the rally in Montreal on December 20, 2008, at the U.S. Consulate and at the Canadian Forces Recruitment Centre. Data: December 21, 2008 Vídeos Relacionados: : montreal iraq resitance quebec bush harper shoes al-zeidi shoe |  |
Descrição do Vídeo: Reknowned scholar and anthropologist from university of washington USA delivering lecture at Area Study Cntre Quaid-e-Azam University Islamabad Pakistan on 15th December 2008. By Musafir Data: December 20, 2008 Vídeos Relacionados: : USA "Area Study Centre" QAU lecture Pakistan Islamabad "Dr. Cabieri Robinson" Musafir "Hamid Rasul Musafir" Universities |  |
Descrição do Vídeo: We see tourists every day, but do we truly understand them? We sent urban anthropologist Tim Murphy into the field to talk to tourists and learn about their fascinating, foreign culture. Watch the video and gain some cross-cultural understanding about why the McDonald's in Times Square is different from the McDonald's you grew up with. video by Jonah Green. Data: December 18, 2008 Vídeos Relacionados: : new york city times square tourists tourism nymag.com |  |
Descrição do Vídeo: Change Pace Poetry 8: UFOs?Leland Jamieson reads 4 poems with 21st Century settings that assume the Anunnakis' visit to Earth via UFOs long ago. Data: December 18, 2008 Vídeos Relacionados: : "poetry groups" poets writers readers archeologists anthropologists |  |