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Professor Trounson's presentation focuses on how stem cell research has the potential to yield groundbreaking new tools to understand and develop therapies for CP and related brain disorders. He also discusses the challenging nature of the research and its high risk to investigators which in many cases requires novel interdisciplinary collaborations and an increased focus on translations. Professor Alan Trounson is President of the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM) in California, the state's $3 billion stem cell agency. He is a pioneer of human IVF and associated reproductive technologies including diagnosis of inherited genetic disease in pre-implantation embryos, and the discovery and production of human embryonic stem cells and their directed differentiation into a range of cell and tissue types.

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Is Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's Latin American tour an effort to avoid the tighter sanctions being considered by the US and Europe? Inside Story Americas, discusses with guests: Trita Parsi, Nader Hashemi and Reuel Marc Gerecht.

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World Focus wins the Barbe Cup 2006 in Mauritius for trainer Alain Perdrau

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Documentary Regarding Chateau Belle-Vue Winery in Bhamdoun - Lebanon. By WorldFocus

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To some extent, the economic playing field has been leveled since the end of apartheid 15 years ago. But that has had another impact — white poverty has doubled since 1994. Worldfocus special correspondent Martin Seemungal explores the rising poverty in South Africas white community. Worldfocus video podcast: feed://feeds2.feedburner.com/worldfocus worldfocus.org

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Some clips of the Shamu: World Focus show at SeaWorld Orlando from 1997. I think the whales here are: Katina, Taima, Tilikum, Kalina, Taku, Keto and Unna. I apologise for the quality, it went through quite a few formats to get to one that could be uploaded. December 1997 SeaWorld Orlando **This footage belongs to my Uncle, who was nice enough to let me share it with you. So because it's not mine I'll have to say, please DO NOT use :) Thank-you.

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In the conservative Muslim region of southern Jordan, more and more women are leaving the home for the first time and going to work — largely out of economic necessity. The number of women in the workforce has more than doubled over the past five years. Worldfocus correspondent Kristen Gillespie reports from Jordan. Read her blog post about her experience: Divorce outcasts women from Jordans social structure - worldfocus.org

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This programme, featured on US national television, tells the story of children in Pakistan, some as young as five years old, who pick garbage for hours every day to support their families. Concern is working in partnership with WESS, a local organisation, to improve the lives of these working children in Quetta and help them gain basic literacy and numeracy skills. The program reaches 4000 children, 70 percent of whom have never had the chance to go to school.

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Pakistan has 80-100 nuclear warheads, making it the world's 6th or 7th leading nuclear power. In this week's New Yorker, Seymour Hersh writes about a secret plan by the Obama administration to use American troops to protect Pakistan's nuclear assets. Daljit Dhaliwal talks to Hersh about why the Taliban overrunning Islamabad is not the greatest concern. worldfocus.org

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2009/07/08 - Worldfocus North Korea is being implicated in a cyber attack over the July 4 weekend, according to South Korean intelligence officials. The attack brought down several major American and South Korean Web sites at least temporarily. But other South Korean officials expressed doubt that the North Koreans could carry out such an attack. Keith Epstein, an investigative reporter for BusinessWeek whose specialty is cyber security, joins Martin Savidge to discuss who is behind the cyber attacks, the consequences of the attacks and how the US can improve cyber security.

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20 April 2011 - UNICEF reports on the 124th annual Inter-Parliamentary Union, held this week in Panama. Parliamentarians from around the world discussed an equity approach to reach vulnerable children. For more information, please visit www.unicef.org

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Autism Speaks, the world's largest autism research and advocacy organization gathered more than 150 First Spouses and dignitaries in New York City for the Second Annual World Focus on Autism on September 22, 2009. Suzanne Wright, Autism Speaks Co-founder and event host, announced the $100 million Decade for Autism initiative challenging nations around the world to fund autism research, awareness campaigns and support services for families in their countries.

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Learn more: pulitzercenter.org More than two million Guatemalans live in extreme poverty, and nearly half of the children in Guatemala are malnourished. In some areas, nearly every child is affected. Most suffer from chronic malnutrition, which means that while they are getting enough calories, the food they eat is severely lacking in vitamins and protein. As Samuel Loewenberg reports, this poor nutrition affects not only their bodies, but their future. This report is part of Pulitzer Center-sponsored project "Guatemala: Forgotten Trauma" (bit.ly

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Just six days before Iran, the US and the worlds other leading powers hold talks on Irans nuclear program, a potential showdown over the issue emerged on Friday. At the G-20 summit in Pittsburgh, US President Barack Obama, Prime Minister Gordon Brown of Britain and French President Nicholas Sarkozy disclosed that Iran is building a new uranium enrichment facility that could be used to make nuclear weapons. They warned Iran to come clean about its secret plant or face new, harsher sanctions. The facility is near Qom, the Shiite Muslim holy city about 100 miles southwest of Tehran. On Friday afternoon, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad held a news conference and said the facility will not be operational for 18 months, insisting Iran has complied with United Nations disclosure rules. Fariborz Ghadar, a senior adviser at the Center for Strategic and International Studies and professor at Penn State University, joins Daljit Dhaliwal to discuss the military significance of this newly-discovered uranium enrichment plant and the impact on nuclear talks. worldfocus.org

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After months of conflicting signals on its nuclear intentions, Iran formally moved forward today on a significant change in its uranium enrichment program. Patrick Clawson, deputy director for research at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, joins Daljit Dhaliwal to discuss the issue. worldfocus.org

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Learn more: pulitzercenter.org This report is part of Pulitzer Center-sponsored project "The Roots of Ethnic Conflict in Eastern DRC" (bit.ly

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The US and Chinese presidents will be among the leaders at two high-profile economic summits in Asia in November. South Korea hosts the Group of 20 forum for the world's largest economies, which aim to avoid a trade war that could send the global economy into reverse. Immediately following the G20, many of the leaders head to Japan for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit, to discuss increasing trade in the world's most dynamic economic region.

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Intro for Worldfocus - a world news program airing on PBS stations across the US. This was recorded from WPBA-TV in Atlanta on 8/14/09.

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In the space of just over a week, North Korea has exploded a nuclear bomb, fired six short-range missiles and prompted the US and South Korea to raise their alert levels. And on Tuesday yet another surprise emerged from North Korea word of a possible successor to Kim Jung-il, North Koreas frail and reclusive leader. South Koreas national intelligence service reports that Kim Jung-il has chosen his third son, Kim Jong-un. John Park, a Senior Research Associate with the United States Institute of Peace, joins Martin Savidge to discuss the significance of the announcement, Kim Jong-uns attitude toward the West and regional tension over projected missile tests. Worldfocus video podcast: feeds2.feedburner.com worldfocus.org

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The Associated Press reported Thursday that there may be important developments in the standoff between Iran and the international community over the Iranian nuclear program. Diplomats in Vienna said that UN inspectors were allowed last week to visit Irans new, nearly-completed nuclear reactor. Inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency were also allowed to expand their monitoring at another Iranian uranium enrichment site. Charles Ferguson, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations and an expert on nuclear non-proliferation, joins Martin Savidge to discuss what these developments might mean. worldfocus.org

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Ambassador Zahir Tanin's Interview with world focus

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Blase Bonpane: World Focus - Liberation Theology Part 1/4

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Recycling can save millions of tons of waste from entering America's landfills. In recent years, the amount of recycled material has increased dramatically. Check out this special edition of Assignment: The World for more information on reducing, reusing and recycling. Assignment: The World (ATW) is a weekly, 15 minute news program targeted at 4th through 8th graders. ATW is carried on public television stations across the United States. The series provides fast-paced, interactive weekly programs that cover the top news stories from around the world. ATW helps viewers understand the world around them and how events in other countries can and do effect their lives. For more information about the program, visit: atwonline.org

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"World Focus" news story - FOR TERESA - commemorating Chopin's 200th birthday, including critic Michael Stegemann and Russian pianist Anna Gourari.

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WorldFocus programme about Pakistan, and the work Concern is doing there. This programme features Dominic McSorley from Concern US speaking in studio.

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In the southeast Australian city of Melbourne, hundreds of police swept through 19 houses, arresting four young men in what they say was a plot to blow up a large army base outside Sydney. Officials said the men were Australian citizens of Somali and Lebanese descent with ties to a group linked to al-Qaeda. In Somalia, pirates have released a German container ship and its crew. The ship was captured 400 miles off the coast of Somalia and the crew was held for ransom. On Monday, the owners of the ship paid the pirates almost $3 million. Sarjoh Bah, a senior fellow at New York Universitys Center on International Cooperation, joins Martin Savidge to discuss the chaos in Somalia, Somali militants abroad and Hillary Clintons expected visit with the president of Somalia. worldfocus.org

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South African white Slum dogs. White Poverty.

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