Saturday, September 1, 2012
[WATCH]: TEDxRedmond - Birke Baehr - Slow food, real food
Over 360000 people got to know Birke Baehr after his 2010 TEDxNextGenerationAsheville talk, "What's Wrong With Our Food System," got posted on TED. Today, it is the most viewed talk from a TEDx event--ever--on YouTube. The 5-minute speech (which he started with a matter-of-fact "My name's Birke Baehr, and I'm 11 years old. I came here today to talk about what's wrong with our food system") has became a rallying cry to change the way we produce food. Birke continues his advocacy through speeches, interviews, his website, Birke on the Farm, and even appearances in 2 documentaries (Bite Size, about childhood obesity and Choice Point, a film about being the change you want in the world). Birke's mission? To educate others about the
[WATCH]: Kids Workout "Get Fit" by Latreal Mitchell
Try this exciting 5 min workout for kids and families and "Get Fit"! It's only five really fun exercise moves and the chorus will have you "jumping up and down and following along". Now "Get Fit and throw your hands in the air"! Download the song on iTunes and help us eliminate childhood obesity.
[WATCH]: Junk Food Ban: KULR-8 News ATTENSITYRESPOND
Schools across the country are fighting the growing tide of childhood obesity, but in Billings some proposed policies have threatened to take - away - the cake. (Produced and edited by Lauren Price)
[WATCH]: A Decade Of The Human Genome (BBC Documentary)
Please Subscribe To The DocumentaryStream YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com EvolutionDocumentary YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com Broadcast 2010. A decade ago, scientists announced that they had produced the first draft of the human genome, the 3.6 billion letters of our genetic code. It was seen as one of the greatest scientific achievements of our age, a breakthrough that would usher in a new age of medicine. A decade later, Horizon finds out how close we are to developing the life-changing treatments that were hoped for. Horizon follows three people, each with a genetic disease, as they go behind the scenes at some of Britain's leading research labs to find out what the sequencing of the human genome has done for them - and the
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