cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.25549/browneg-ouc11399j7zx
title: Songs by Steely Dan, Stevie Wonder, Patti Cathcart, Tuck & Patti, Dr. John, Bonnie Raitt\, Elton John, Prince, Jane Siberry, & Joan Armatrading

description: 23 rock songs: Steely Dan's "Hey Nineteen", "Green Earrings", "Deacon Blues", "Chain Lightning", "FM (No Static at All)", "Black Cow", "King of the World", "Babylon Sisters", "Daddy Don't Live in That New York City No More", "My Old School". Stevie Wonder's "I Was Made to Love Her", "Boogie on Reggae Woman". Patti Cathcart's "Everything's Gonna Be All Right". Tuck and Patti's "Glory Glory". Dr. John's "Traveling Mood". Bonnie Raitt's "What is Success", "I Feel the Same". Elton John's "Love Song". Prince and The New Power Generation's "Willing and Able", "Gett Off". Jane Siberry and k.d. lang's "Calling All Angels (remix version)". Joan Armatrading's "Whatever's For Us, For Us (2015 remastered version). "[side 2]: Thea's Whipped Cheez"; "[side 1]: Steely Dan Melange"
DOI: 10.25549/browneg-ouc11399j7pc
title: Brown. We the people, 1997-08-06 (Jennifer Toth)

description: Jerry Brown's "We the people", radio, 6 August 1997. Brown and Jennifer Toth (author of Orphans of the Living) discuss complexities and challenges of the foster care system, focusing on its failures, the lives of children within the system, and the broader socio-political context surrounding it. Angel Jackson, who spent time in the foster care system also speaks. "8/6/97 Jennifer Toth"
DOI: 10.25549/browneg-ouc11399j6hf
title: Ross McCanse & Assoc. Chevy / Register, [1978]

description: "Ross McCanse & Associates. Public Service Announcement. 'Chevy/Register', PSA04-30, :30". Chevy Chase urges people to register to vote.
DOI: 10.25549/browneg-ouc11399j6gk
title: Ross McCanse & Assoc. Californians for Brown '78 "Spending Derby", 1978-10-25

description: "Ross McCanse & Associates. Californians for Brown '78. 1. DFB60-22 - 'Spending Derby', :60, 25 October 1978". Satirical political ad about government spending, comparing Attorney General Evelle J. Younger and Governor Jerry Brown. It portrays Younger as the "winner" of the "Sacramento Spending Derby" by highlighting how his budget tripled in eight years, making him the biggest spender among 132 elected officials. In contrast, it credits Governor Brown with slowing government spending\, Even signing a budget that reduced expenditures.
DOI: 10.25549/browneg-ouc11399j6ff
title: Brown. We the people, 1996-12-03 (Carl T. Rowan)

description: Jerry Brown's "We the people", radio, 3 December 1996. Brown and Carl T. Rowan (author) discuss racial tensions in the United States. Rowan discusses his concerns about rising racial polarization, which he believes could lead to a "race war" unless addressed. He reflects on incidents like the Oklahoma City bombing, Waco, and issues of systemic injustice within law enforcement, where marginalized groups, particularly African Americans, are disproportionately affected by incarceration. Rowan also critiques government policies, such as welfare reform and criminal justice, which he argues have exacerbated class divides and racial animosity. "3 December 1996. We the People with Jerry Brown. Broadcast master. Carl T. Rowan (1)".
DOI: 10.25549/browneg-ouc11399j699
title: Brown. We the people, 1997-05-27 (Manuel Castells)

description: Jerry Brown's "We the people", radio, 27 May 1997. Brown and Manuel Castells (prominent sociologist) implications of the "network society" in a globalized world. Including: globalization vs. local identity, labor and economic inequality, technology and the changing economy, resistance movements, and possible solutions. "5/27/97 Manuel Castells".
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.27628179.v3
title: Data for the paper "Towards Inclusive Digital Health: Behavioral Drivers of EHR Use Among Nurses in Resource-Constrained Settings in Botswana"

description: <b>Purpose.</b> This study investigates the technological, organizational, and behavioral drivers influencing the use of Electronic Health Records (EHRs) among nurses working in public healthcare facilities located in resource-constrained environments in Botswana. It also develops a contextually grounded model of EHR usage that advances digital health equity as a component of the human right to healthcare. <b>Design/methodology/approach.</b> A cross-sectional survey was conducted among 193 nurses across eight districts in Botswana. The study applied a modified Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT) framework, integrating additional constructs such as personal innovativeness, resistance to change, and computer anxiety. Data analysis included exploratory factor analysis and hierarchical multiple regression to identify significant predictors of behavioral intention to use EHRs. <b>Findings</b>. Performance expectancy, effort expectancy, personal innovativeness, and attitude toward use were found to significantly and positively influence nurses’ behavioral intention to use EHRs, while computer anxiety had a significant negative effect. Demographic and experiential variables such as level of education, IT experience, professional experience, and age moderated several relationships. The study confirmed that digital health adoption among nurses is a critical lever for upholding healthcare as a human right. <b>Originality.</b> This study is among the first to develop and validate an expanded UTAUT model specific to resource-constrained healthcare environments in Botswana, integrating the human rights perspective into digital health adoption. It offers an empirically grounded framework to guide inclusive and equitable digital health interventions targeting frontline health workers in low-resource settings. <b>Research limitations.</b> The cross-sectional design and reliance on self-reported measures limit causal inference. Future longitudinal and mixed-methods studies are recommended to deepen contextual understanding. <b>Practical implications.</b> Designing user-centered EHR systems and implementing inclusive digital literacy programs are vital strategies for enhancing adoption among nurses and ensuring that digital transformation supports equitable access to healthcare. <b>Social implications.</b> Strengthening nurses’ digital capacity is essential for bridging the digital divide and actualizing the right to health for all, particularly in underserved and marginalized communities.
DOI: 10.25549/browneg-ouc11399j66t
title: Brown. We the people, 1997-08-28 (Dugger & Long-Scott)

description: Jerry Brown's "We the people", radio, 28 August 1997. Brown with guests, Ronnie Dugger and Ethel Long-Scott, discuss labor issues, economic inequality, and political movements advocating for economic justice and democracy. "8/28/97 Ronny [sic] Dugger"
DOI: 10.15468/dl.bv6aax
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 5 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
{
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}

 The dataset includes 5 records from 1 constituent datasets; see https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/download/0020853-251025141854904/datasets/export for details.
 
Data from some individual datasets included in this download may be licensed under less restrictive terms.
DOI: 10.25549/browneg-ouc11399j3sb
title: Erhard. Taking a stand for the future, 1983

description: "Werner Erhard. Taking a stand for the future, produced by: Michael Portis. ℗1983, Werner Erhard". A talk given by Werner Erhard about transformation, personal empowerment, and taking a stand in life. The talk emphasizes the power of inquiry over seeking definitive answers, challenging conventional problem-solving approaches. "℗1983, Werner Erhard. All rights reserved. Audiotapes, 765 California Street, San Francisco, CA 94108".
DOI: 10.25549/browneg-ouc11399j423
title: Blank tape "16"

description: Blank tape. "16".
DOI: 10.25549/browneg-ouc11399j0cf
title: We the People with Jerry Brown, Ivan Illich

description: We the People with Jerry Brown, Ivan Illich and Carl Mitcham - A Politics of Friendship, 1996-03-22. Gift of Edmund G. Brown, Jr., 1985, 2019, and 2023. Transcript was created by WhisperAI.
DOI: 10.25549/browneg-ouc11399ize6
title: A. Freeman, The Du Sable Urban Ecology Sanctuary, WBEZ, Chicago, Illinois, 1997-11-01

description: A. Freeman, The Du Sable Urban Ecology Sanctuary, WBEZ, Chicago, Illinois, 1997-11-01 Gift of Edmund G. Brown, Jr., 1985, 2019, and 2023. Transcript was created by WhisperAI.
DOI: 10.25549/browneg-ouc11399ixea
title: Neighborhood Experience: Mills / Merritt / Laurel / Skyline

description: Neighborhood Experience: Mills / Merritt / Laurel / Skyline Gift of Edmund G. Brown, Jr., 1985, 2019, and 2023. Transcript was created by WhisperAI.
DOI: 10.25549/browneg-ouc11399j48w
title: Contragate: the secret team, 1987?

description: Other Americas Radio (producer). Contragate: The secret team. Washington, DC, USA: Cristic Institute (distributor), 1987?. Daniel Sheehan on covert military operations and illegal arms transfers involving the U.S. government, particularly during the Reagan administration. He outlines the involvement of State Defense Forces in Alabama, Louisiana, and Texas, created through obscure legislation, and how these forces were composed of individuals from survivalist and paramilitary groups. "Contragate: The secret team. Produced by the Other Americas Radio©, P.O. Box 85, Santa Barbara, CA 93102. Part one." "Distributed by Cristic Institute, 1324 N. Capitol St. NW, Washington, DC 20002, 202-797-8106".
DOI: 10.25549/browneg-ouc11399j3s3
title: Brown remarks, Kennedy School, 1980-01-23

description: #20. Ira Jackson (Associate Dean, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University) hosts Jerry Brown remarks in a program sponsored by Harvard's Institute of Politics. "20A. 1-23-80, Boston Harvard [sic]- Kennedy School". "20B blank".
DOI: 10.25549/browneg-ouc11399j45v
title: American spirit, after 1975

description: "American spirit". A compilation of folk songs or traditional ballads on themes of travel, hardship, faith, love, and social issues, compiled after 1975. Cover art "The sources of country music" (1975) by Thomas Hart Benton. "American Spirit. Thomas Hart Benton. The sources of country music." "This is the one I just finished, mentioned in the letter."
DOI: 10.25549/browneg-ouc11399j3ry
title: Chase political ad for Jerry Brown's re-election campaign, 1978

description: Multiple takes for a political advertisement featuring comedian Chevy Chase, 1978. Chevy Chase endorses California Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. for re-election. Chevy humorously emphasizes Brown's contributions to California's economic growth, specifically job creation and avocado production, along with improved quality of life, controlled spending, and lower taxes. "Chevy Chase community '78"
DOI: 10.25549/browneg-ouc11399j42y
title: Squeeze live, KFOG 104.5 Radio, 1985-1999

description: Live radio session featuring the band Squeeze, specifically Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook, performing and discussing their music on KFOG 104.5. Here’s a summary of its key points: live performance and discussion, band history and evolution, reflections on their career, tour and audience engagement.
DOI: 10.25549/browneg-ouc11399j61h
title: Brown. We the people, 1997-01-30 (Claiborne Carson)

description: Jerry Brown's "We the people", radio, 30 January 1997. A discussion between Jerry Brown and Claiborne Carson, a historian and editor of Martin Luther King Jr.’s papers. The discussion focuses on the Montgomery Bus Boycott of 1955–56 and its impact on the civil rights movement. "We the People with Jerry Brown. Broadcast: 1/30/97. Guest/topic: Clayborne Carson: MLK JR Papers".
DOI: 10.25549/browneg-ouc11399j617
title: Brown. We the people, 1995-11-02 (Sara Diamond)

description: Jerry Brown's "We the people", KPFA radio, 2 November 1995. Brown discussion with Sarah Diamond, talking about her book "Roads to Dominion" and the role of right-wing movements in U.S. politics. "2 November 1995 KPFA (M)"; "Sara Diamond".
DOI: 10.25549/browneg-ouc11399j5xe
title: Brown. We the people, 1995-12-14 (a more equitable society)

description: Jerry Brown's "We the people", KPFA Radio, 14 December 1995. Brown discusses a range of political and social issues, focusing on the disparity between the U.S.'s foreign interventions and the neglect of domestic problems. He critiques the focus on international issues, such as the wars in Yugoslavia and Haiti, while communities within the U.S. like those in Oakland, Watts, and East St. Louis suffer from inequality, lack of resources, and governmental neglect. He expresses frustration at the media's lack of focus on these domestic problems. "14 December 1995 KPFA (M)"; "Callers:".
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.30562526
title: <b>Telomere-to-Telomere, Chromosome-Scale Genome Assembly of Winged Bean (</b><b><i>Psophocarpus tetragonolobus </i></b><b>(L.) DC.)</b><b> supplementary data</b>

description: Supplementary datasets—including repeat libraries, GO/KEGG/EC functional annotations, and comparative-genomics outputs (OrthoVenn3 orthogroups, MCScanX <i>.collinearity</i> files, and JCVI visualization scripts)
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.30562526.v1
title: <b>Telomere-to-Telomere, Chromosome-Scale Genome Assembly of Winged Bean (</b><b><i>Psophocarpus tetragonolobus </i></b><b>(L.) DC.)</b><b> supplementary data</b>

description: Supplementary datasets—including repeat libraries, GO/KEGG/EC functional annotations, and comparative-genomics outputs (OrthoVenn3 orthogroups, MCScanX <i>.collinearity</i> files, and JCVI visualization scripts)
DOI: 10.25549/browneg-ouc11399j5xb
title: Mr. Revolution excerpts, 1993-1994?; Jim Hightower Show excerpts, 1993-07-03

description: Side 1: Letters between Thomas Jefferson and John Adams, 1993-1994?. A fictionalized correspondence between John Adams and Thomas Jefferson, chronicling their friendship, political differences, and reflections on the state of America. The letters are filled with historical context, personal loss, and political insights, culminating in their deaths on the same day in 1826. John Adams is played by Paul Garior. Jefferson is played by Kirk O'Leary. These roles are part of the production of "Mr. Revolution", adapted by playwright Howard Ginsberg from his two-act play "Jefferson and Adams:, which was staged during the 1993 New Plays Festival in London, organized by the Bristol Express Theatre Company​. Side 2: Extended fragments from the Jim Hightower Show, 3 July 1994. Includes segments of commentary, interviews, and discussions about political and social issues. There are mentions of Willie Nelson, protest music, and various political topics, including the influence of farmers, the state of American democracy, and the struggle for justice and fairness in society. Guests include: Willie Nelson (country music singer) and Ralph Nadar (political activist), and Brian Lynch (barbarshop quartet afficianado). "side 1: Jefferson + Adams Play (first part not recorded here)"; "side 2: end of Adams + Jef. Final moments of A. + J. - then: extended fragments of Jim Hightower Show of July 3, '94".
DOI: 10.25549/browneg-ouc11399j5x8
title: Brown. We the people, 1997-04-02 (Thomas Mortenson)

description: Jerry Brown's "We the people", radio, 2 April 1997. Brown discussion with Thomas Mortenson (expert on educational opportunity, shares insights from over 25 years of research on the economics and politics of higher education) on the disparity in access to higher education and its role in socioeconomic stratification. "We the People with Jerry Brown. Broadcast master. 4/2/97. Thomas Mortenson".
DOI: 10.25549/browneg-ouc11399j5v5
title: Younger on busing, 1978?

description: Evelle J. Younger (Attorney General of California, 1971-1979) press conference on busing, 1978?. Younger remarks on whether the office of the Attorney General should intervene in a legal case involving busing and segregation in Los Angeles schools. Key points include: legal and political concerns, campaign and public opinion, potential intervention, segregation and busing, and community sentiment. "Younger on Busing"
DOI: 10.25549/browneg-ouc11399j5qk
title: Brown. We the people, 1997-06-06 (Robert Reich)

description: Jerry Brown's "We the people", radio, 6 June 1997. Brown interview with Robert Reich (former Secretary of Labor under President Clinton) discussing a range of issues related to politics\, Economics, and social inequality in the United States. Reich’s analysis is framed by his optimism for the future, despite the grim outlook on current political and economic trends, suggesting that history has shown the potential for change through progressive movements. "6 June 1997. Robert Reich: 40m Program + Pitch. (M2)".
DOI: 10.25549/browneg-ouc11399j5oi
title: Brown. We the people, 1997-07-08 (campaign finance)

description: Jerry Brown's "We the people", radio, 8 July 1997. Brown discusses the influence of money on politics and the broader implications for democracy. "We the People with Jerry Brown. Broadcast: 7-8-97. Guest/topic: JB solo campaign finance. *broadcast master*".
DOI: 10.25549/browneg-ouc11399j5h1
title: Brown. We the people, 1996-12-17 (Lindsay-Poland & Danaher)

description: Jerry Brown's "We the people", radio, 17 December 1996. Conversations with John Lindsay-Poland on Panama and with Kevin Danaher on corporate power. "We the People with Jerry Brown, broadcast master. 17 December 1996. John Lindsay-Poland, Kevin D."
DOI: 10.25549/browneg-ouc11399j5fb
title: Brown. We the people, 1997-04-29 (Steven Bachelor)

description: Jerry Brown's "We the people", radio, 29 April 1997. Brown and Stephen Batchelor (a Buddhist teacher and author) on the topics of Buddhism, life, meditation, and how these ideas can be applied to contemporary living. "29 April 1997. Steven Bachelor [sic] (1) VHS".
DOI: 10.25549/browneg-ouc11399j7kt
title: Wilson press conference on investments, 1982-10-16; Clymer interview about Wilson investments, 1982-10-13

description: Pete Wilson press conference, San Francisco, California, USA, 13 October 1982. Wilson talks about his investment background, investment details, tax benefits, and legal and financial clarifications. Jerry Brown and Fred remarks on Ron Rhodes in interview by Adam Clymer (New York Times), Apple Valley, California, USA, 16 October 1982. Discussion is about the legal investigation of Pete Wilson's investments. "S. 1. Wilson P.C., S.F. 10/13/82"; "[side] 2. 10-16-82, Apple Valley: Fred on RR, - Adam Clymer NYT".
DOI: 10.25549/browneg-ouc11399j7jj
title: Younger criticizes Brown, 1978-08-12; Brown on inflation, 1978-09-14

description: Evelle Younger criticizes Jerry Brown's campaign, 12 August 1978. Younger complains about the loss of the State Employees Association endorsement. Younger also comments on marijuana legalization in California and his stance on potential legislation. Jerry Brown remarks on inflation, 14 September 1978. Brown comments on California's economic situation, covering topics such as unemployment rates, layoffs following Proposition 13, inflation, and the uncertain economic climate. It also includes information about the state’s economic growth and the pricing of goods like coffee and groceries. "8/12 - EY on Marijuana; EGB & Inflation. Transcribed 9/14. Done".
DOI: 10.25549/browneg-ouc11399j7h2
title: Brown on shifting policy, business & voters, Calif., 1982-10-27

description: #93. 1. Jerry Brown remarks on Pacific Telephone Company, Sacramento, California, USA, 27 October 1982. Brown uses the Pacific Telephone Company as an example to highlight the economic struggles faced by businesses in California due to the current economic policies. 2. Jerry Brown remarks on staying the course ("walking"), San Francisco, California, USA, 27 October 1982. Brown emphasizes the need for a shift in policy to avoid further economic decline. 3. Jerry Brown remarks on the election and voter engagement, KTLA Channel 5 television, Los Angeles, California, USA, 27 October 1982. Jerry Brown appeals directly to the voters, urging them to support him and to send a message about the need for economic change. "93. 10-27-82. SACTO - Pac. Telephone"; "10-27. SF Walk"; "10-27, LA, KTLA Ch. 5".
DOI: 10.25549/browneg-ouc11399j7cw
title: Brown. We the people, 1996-01-17 (taxes)

description: Jerry Brown's "We the people", KPFA Radio, 17 January 1996. Brown discusses tax reform, particularly the concept of a flat tax. "17 January 1996 KPFA (M); Taxes".
DOI: 10.25549/browneg-ouc11399j721
title: Brown. We the people, 1997-08-25 (David Zucchino)

description: Jerry Brown's "We the people", radio, 25 August 1997. Brown conversation with David Zucchino (journalist and author) on challenges faced by the people living in North Philadelphia, particularly around poverty, welfare, and systemic neglect. Zucchino describes the segregation of neighborhoods and the economic and racial divides that make it difficult for communities like North Philadelphia to thrive. The conversation highlights the harsh realities of living in impoverished areas where welfare checks, underground economies, and illegal activities such as drug dealing are intertwined with daily life. "We the People with Jerry Brown. Archive Master. Broadcast: 8/25/97. Guest/topic: David Zucciro [sic] - Welfare".
DOI: 10.25549/browneg-ouc11399j4ih
title: Brown. Healing the body politic, 1991-09

description: Jerry Brown speech, "Healing the body politic", San Diego, California, USA, September 1991. "1-14. Jerry Brown for President, 'Healing the Body Politic', Sept. 1991, and San Diego CA. For more information call: (213) 449-1992."
DOI: 10.25549/browneg-ouc11399j4hs
title: Watts lecture; Gariss book review; Watts seminars, 1970s & 1980s

description: "Side 1: Excerpts from Seminars (Watts), Book Review (Jack Gariss)". A paper on Asian religions read to music (done in the early 70's); concludes with a selection from one of Alan Watt's books added a year or two ago". "Side 2: Three excerpts from some of Alan Watt's seminars; concludes with a book review taken from a KPFK Sunday morning radio program (done in the early 80's). Songs of the Season (A. Crehan), Nature, Man or Woman (A. Watts)".
DOI: 10.25549/browneg-ouc11399j444
title: Brown press conference & speech, 1982-10-23

description: #89. Jerry Brown remarks on environmental and policy advocacy during campaign for U.S. Senate, League of Conservative Voters, 23 October 1982. Jerry Brown remarks at student press conference, on policy\, Economy, and education, 23 October 1982. "89. 1) EGB at league of Cons. Voters, 10/23/82. 2) EBG at student P.C. (side 1)". "(cont'd) EGB @ Student Press Conf., 10/24, side 2".
DOI: 10.15468/dl.qk2tmn
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 990 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
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 The dataset includes 990 records from 8 constituent datasets; see https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/download/0020856-251025141854904/datasets/export for details.
 
Data from some individual datasets included in this download may be licensed under less restrictive terms.