Name: A Conversation with Jacques Pepin by YaleUniversity in mental
Duration: 29 min 7 s
Description: Listen to Jacques Pepin speak about sense, memory, his career as a chef, and the development of the American foodscape.

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In today's episode, Casey, Maria, and Naomi talk to conservative climate activists about why they support carbon pricing policy. We'll hear from former Congressman Bob Inglis (RepublicEN.org), Kiera O'Brien (Young Conservatives for Carbon Dividends), former Congressman Carlos Curbelo, and Jerry Taylor (Niskanen Center). Read more at pricingnature.substack.com

5. The Conservative Case for Carbon Pricing

Lunch Hour Lectures - Autumn 2014

Dr Steve Fossey, UCL Physics and Astronomy 

Thermonuclear supernovae signal the sudden and explosive destruction of a white-dwarf star, but rarely occur in our cosmic neighbourhood. However in January 2014 such a supernova appeared in a nearby galaxy, and was discovered in UCL’s teaching observatory. This is the story of that serendipitous discovery and some early results on the nature of these cosmologically significant events.

You can also watch this lecture on the UCLLHL YouTube channel at:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFOPIIXTltA


On supernovae and serendipity (7 Oct 2014)

In this session of a symposium held at the Guggenheim as part of the Guggenheim UBS MAP Global Art Initiative, curator Pablo León de la Barra screens an excerpt from a video about Alfredo Jaar and introduces a conversation between artists Tania Bruguera and Luis Camnitzer on art, politics, and pedagogy.
Transcript: http://media.guggenheim.org/content/foundation/MAP/pdf/MAP_UTSS_Symposium3_transcript_121114.pdf

Exhibition website

Artists Discuss Political Art, Immigration, and Identity

Listen to Jacques Pepin speak about sense, memory, his career as a chef, and the development of the American foodscape. 

A Conversation with Jacques Pepin

On Karl Jaspers’s “On My Philosophy” (1941), featuring comedian/actor/director/author Paul Provenza.

What’s the relationship between science and philosophy? What about religion? Jaspers thinks that science gives you facts, but for an overarching world-view, you need philosophy. Living such a world-view requires Existenz, or a leap towards transcendence, which is of course religion’s stock and trade, though Jaspers is not a fan of dogmatism (or of giving definitions for his basic terms).

Seth got to go hang at the Provenza mansion and hooked up with Mark, Wes, and Dylan for an especially lively session covering the different flavors of existentialism, freedom, Jaspers vs. Heidegger, philosophical comedy, how existentialism just ripped off Buddhism, and Seth’s visit to not-a-strip-club.

Be sure to listen to Mark’s introduction, then read more about the topic and get the text.

End song: “Another Way to Fall,” New People, from The Easy Thing (2009), written by Matt Ackerman.

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Jaspers's Existentialism with Paul Provenza

 In this podcast, Christopher Sawyer -- a partner with Alston & Bird, a law firm specializing in corporate governance, real estate and conservation law -- discusses the body of skills necessary to transform ideas into a lasting positive community reality. 

From Idea to Reality: How to Structure Success

 Dr. Cattano is using a specialized deep extubation technique in head and neck cancer patients.

A Conversation with Jacques Pepin

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