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Wilhelm Reich, la pelicula

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Film "El extraño caso de Wilhelm Reich" con subtitulos en español. Solo faltan subtitular algunas lineas en aleman al principio del film. ...

Film "El extraño caso de Wilhelm Reich" con subtitulos en español. Solo faltan subtitular algunas lineas en aleman al principio del film. Para ver los subtitulos hacer click en la opcion "CC" y elegir "Español".nnDirector: Antonin SvobodanGuionistas: Rebecca Blasband, Antonin SvobodanActores: Klaus Maria Brandauer, Julia Jentsch, Jeanette Hain   Less

BOOK IT! BIRTHDAY- BLAST FROM THE PAST

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As if the buttons weren't enough of a throwback, sit back and enjoy 30 years of BOOK IT! nostaglia.  

A Commons sense

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biopiracy |ˌbʌɪəʊˈpʌɪrəsi|nnoun [ mass noun ]nthe practice of commercially exploiting naturally occurring biochemical or genetic ma...

biopiracy |ˌbʌɪəʊˈpʌɪrəsi|nnoun [ mass noun ]nthe practice of commercially exploiting naturally occurring biochemical or genetic material, especially by obtaining patents that restrict its future use, while failing to pay fair compensation to the community from which it originates.nnThe US patent act clause 102 says that nothing can be patented if it is prior public knowledge. If the public has been aware of the material and its benefits, then it is not possible to patent. Clause 102 then goes on to define ‘public knowledge’ as only that of Americans’ and no one else. Not the billions of Indians, Native Americans or Africans, their knowledge. Their natural resources are not represented or protected by this act.nnFor pictures, words and links, please go tonhttp://cargocollective.com/thesourceblog/A-Commons-Sense   Less

How Straight Outta Compton Producer Bill Straus Wooed Eazy-E's Widow for N.W.A.'s Music Rights

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Straight Outta Compton's charming Executive Producer Bill Straus explains how he wooed Eazy-E's widow for the rights to N.W.A.'s music. Word...

Straight Outta Compton's charming Executive Producer Bill Straus explains how he wooed Eazy-E's widow for the rights to N.W.A.'s music. Word was in the air, more than a decade ago, that Tomica Woods-Wright had already rejected a rumored approach from Brian Grazer. Then Straus heard from Tomica, who loved the Straight Outta Compton script. When Tomica relaxed so much during the meeting that she took off her shoes, he knew a great hip-hop movie would be made.   Less

Drøp feat. Fax @ UNRENDER / LEHRTER SIEBZEHN / BERLIN

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Excerpt from Drøp feat. Fax Live at UNRENDER// LEHRTER SIEBZEHN nnCurated by Stefanie Greimel & Johanna Wallenborn aka LEHRTER SIEBZEHN & P...

Excerpt from Drøp feat. Fax Live at UNRENDER// LEHRTER SIEBZEHN nnCurated by Stefanie Greimel & Johanna Wallenborn aka LEHRTER SIEBZEHN & Peter Kirn aka CDM (http://createdigitalmusic.com/)   Less

BWD x DRx - Popeye Yachtmaster

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Bamford Watch Department (BWD) is happy to unveil the latest in their remarkable line of ongoing collaborations with designer and fashion vi...

Bamford Watch Department (BWD) is happy to unveil the latest in their remarkable line of ongoing collaborations with designer and fashion visionary DRx Romanelli, created in official agreement with King Features. In a delightfully whimsical reworking of a highly popular design, the BWD x DRx Popeye Yacht-Master is the last of a cherished series immortalising the iconic Popeye. Paying homage to the beloved sailor’s first appearance in 1929, this classic grey Yacht-Master brings a decidedly light hearted touch to an undoubtedly serious piece of engineering and is available as an exclusive run of 29 watches.nnFramed on the world-renowned Rolex Yacht-Master, the latest design features an eye-catching and grey colour scheme that pays homage to the original black and white classics of the legendary Popeye franchise. This subtle colouring results in a stunning timepiece, yet ensuring the focus remains on the ever popular, eye-popping character. Utilising BWD’s own Military Grade Titanium Coating (MGTC) has ensured the watch has an incredibly tough, scratch resistant finish that will ensure a lifespan far exceeding other timepieces, whilst the timeless Popeye design provides a vibrant splash of cartoon colour on the dial.   Less

a regular day in la boca

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a smooth day of freestyle in la Boca for Luis Alberto Cruz  

We're Not In Whoville Anymore: Welcome To Goose Creek Tower

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Although Goose Creek Tower appears plucked from the pages of a children’s book, Phillip Weidner’s home is anything but fictional. When h...

Although Goose Creek Tower appears plucked from the pages of a children’s book, Phillip Weidner’s home is anything but fictional. When he’s not working as one of Alaska’s top trial attorneys, this DIY architect is building his “poem to the sky."​   Less

Watchmen- From comic to screen

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Somewhat sharing the same DNA as Film Meets Art, I wanted to explore the art of comic books and their inspiration on movies, blockbusters es...

Somewhat sharing the same DNA as Film Meets Art, I wanted to explore the art of comic books and their inspiration on movies, blockbusters especially. In this case I wanted particularly to focus on Watchmen.nSome movies use comic book as storyboards and it is clear that Zack Snyder has done the same. I wanted to focus on specific iconic images in Alan Moore's creation, so not all images made the cut. However, this could be something I can explore more with other comic book movies such as Sin City.nnMusic: Philip Glass - Prophecies   Less

DAWN OF MIDI - DYSNOMIA

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Wall St Journal Premier:nhttp://blogs.wsj.com/speakeasy/2013/07/30/listen-to-dawn-of-midis-new-album-dysnomia-premiere/nnPitchfork: http://p...

Wall St Journal Premier:nhttp://blogs.wsj.com/speakeasy/2013/07/30/listen-to-dawn-of-midis-new-album-dysnomia-premiere/nnPitchfork: http://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/18308-dawn-of-midi-dysnomia/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitternnNPR: http://www.npr.org/2013/08/03/208308232/from-a-jazz-trio-a-hypnotic-work-that-hardly-sounds-like-jazznnRolling Stone : http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/algol-by-dawn-of-midi-free-mp3-20130626nnThe Believer Magazine 2013 Music Compilation : www.believermag.com/issues/201307/?…=notes_simonininn---------nnDawn of MidinDysnomia (Thirsty Ear)nnListenable and insane. That's the sound Dawn of Midi spent years shaping, culminating in their most mesmerizing work yet: Dysnomia. nnIn many ways, it's the first record that truly reflects the trio's critically acclaimed live show, a test of endurance and trust that involves bassist Aakaash Israni, pianist Amino Belyamani and percussionist Qasim Naqvi performing their compositions note-for-note without ever appearing the least bit predictable. If anything, Dawn of Midi's sets are as red-blooded and rhythmic as a seamlessly mixed DJ set, casting spells on crowds in the same way the group's favorite experimental and electronic acts have for decades. nnWhich explains why The New Yorker's music critic, Sasha Frere-Jones, wrote "an hour flew by in what seems like minutes" after witnessing their high-wire act last year, and Radiolab host Jad Abumrad added "[I've] seriously never seen anything like these guys." nnBelyamani is quick to say that Dawn of Midi have followed their own internal logic since day one, largely thanks to the fact that they were friends first—playing late-night tennis matches in dimly lit parking lots well before they stepped into a studio or rehearsal space. As such, Belyamani admits its taken quite some time to shift from early improv sessions to the well-oiled machine that makes Dysnomia both a dizzying dance record and a deeply immersive living room listen. nn"Playing a locked groove like we do on this record involves a lot of discipline and hard work," he explains. "You don't start out that way unless you're a group of folk musicians from the same village."nnForget being from the same village; Dawn of Midi's respective families aren't even from the same country. Belyamani was born in Morocco, where he "grew up in a culture where people do polyrhythms in their sleep." A stateside move didn't happen until he turned 18 and decided to study abroad at CalArts. Meanwhile, Israni relocated from India to Southern California when he was just four months old, and Naqvi's parents left Pakistan before he was born in Connecticut. nn"Both my parents are major music fans," says Naqvi. "They love old Hindi songs from the black and white film era, and different kinds of traditional music from the South Asian subcontinent. So that stuff has definitely filtered through me somehow, but scales and rhythms from that part of the world are not something that are central to my musical thinking. At least not yet."
nThat's the thing about Dawn of Midi now that they're based in Brooklyn and touring open-minded markets worldwide: As carefully cultivated as their aesthetic is, it's also been known to incorporate, willfully and otherwise, such wildly divergent influences and interests as Aphex Twin, the Police, Can and Ms. Pac-Man. And when they really fall for a record—like they did with Dr. K. Gyasi after hearing his highlife hooks in Berlin—it quickly raises the bar of what they want from their own music. nnHence how Dysnomia ended up being recorded, mixed and mastered in its entirety twice. As Israni explains, "Late one night, I realized the record we had just made wasn't the quantum leap we needed, so we started over. Then it was another year and a half of rehearsing and composing before we could go in the studio again." nnIt shows. While the original version was semi-improvised like the trio's critically acclaimed debut (2010's First), the final 46-minute cut is a brooding balancing act between a fascination with structure and a desire to create their own definition of dance music. Set aside an hour to experience the multi-movement title track in full and you'll hear what we mean, as a language only Dawn of Midi truly understands locks into one long, seemingly endless groove and mixer Rusty Santos (Animal Collective, Owen Pallett, DJ Rashad) makes sure every last high-wire hook hits you square in the chest, even the quiet parts. nn"It's interesting with this piece," says Naqvi. "There's actual music in the silences. You could almost take the negative space and make something completely different with it." nn"The spaces between the dialogues of the notes are filled in by the body of the listener," adds Israni, "and they complete the circuit, leaving one option—to dance."nnwww.dawnofmidi.comnhttps://twitter.com/dawnofmidinhttps://www.facebook.com/DawnofMidi?ref=hl   Less

Official Trailer - Jerusalem: Filmed for IMAX and Giant Screen Theaters

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In theaters September 2013!nnhttp://jerusalemthemovie.com/nhttps://www.facebook.com/jerusalemthemovienhttps://twitter.com/jerusalem_moviennF...

In theaters September 2013!nnhttp://jerusalemthemovie.com/nhttps://www.facebook.com/jerusalemthemovienhttps://twitter.com/jerusalem_moviennFilmed for the first time in 3D and for the giant screen, JERUSALEM immerses audiences into one of the world's most beloved cities. Discover why this tiny piece of land is sacred to three major religions through the stories of Jewish, Christian and Muslim families who call Jerusalem home. Join renowned archaeologist, Dr. Jodi Magness, as she travels underground to solve some of this city’s greatest mysteries. Find out why, after thousands of years, Jerusalem and the Holy Land continue to stir the imagination of billions of people. Unprecedented access to the city's holiest sites, as well as rare and breathtaking aerial footage of the Old City and the Holy Land, combine to make JERUSALEM a unique and stunning cinematic experience.   Less

Chemex Brewing Guide

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We admit we're drawn to the Chemex for its beautiful design, but it's the clarity of the finished product that has kept this brewing method ...

We admit we're drawn to the Chemex for its beautiful design, but it's the clarity of the finished product that has kept this brewing method ahead of the pack since 1941. The brainchild of German inventor Dr. Peter Schlumbohm, the Chemex pot's design has remained unchanged for the past 70 years. The secret to the clarity in the cup is the heavy paper filter, which traps lipids and insoluble solids that contribute to the "chewy" quality, or mouth feel, evident in other brewing methods. The resulting cup is light, bright and delicately nuanced.   Less

SLOMO Trailer

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Depressed and frustrated with his life, Dr. John Kitchin abandons his career as a neurologist and moves to Pacific Beach. There, he undergoe...

Depressed and frustrated with his life, Dr. John Kitchin abandons his career as a neurologist and moves to Pacific Beach. There, he undergoes a radical transformation into SLOMO, trading his lab coat for a pair of rollerblades and his IRA for a taste of divinity. http://www.slomothemovie.com/   Less

Tom Wright interview on Paul and the Faithfulness of God

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N. T. Wright discusses the themes and issues central to his forthcoming book, 'Paul and the Faithfulness of God' with Dr Michael F. Bird, Le...

N. T. Wright discusses the themes and issues central to his forthcoming book, 'Paul and the Faithfulness of God' with Dr Michael F. Bird, Lecturer in Theology at Ridley Melbourne Ministry and Mission College.   Less

too far too fast

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Runner up in the Vic Uni One Minute Movie Massive competition hosted by Dr. Paul Wolffram. The theme for 2013 was 'too far too fast'.nnFun f...

Runner up in the Vic Uni One Minute Movie Massive competition hosted by Dr. Paul Wolffram. The theme for 2013 was 'too far too fast'.nnFun fact: I did this on the morning of the day that entries were due in.   Less

Hayat Sindi launches i2

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A leader in both science and social innovation, Dr. Hayat Sindi launched i2, the Institute for Imagination and Ingenuity at PopTech 2011. Dr...

A leader in both science and social innovation, Dr. Hayat Sindi launched i2, the Institute for Imagination and Ingenuity at PopTech 2011. Dr. Sindi created the institute to bridge the gap between education and opportunity in the Middle East.   Less

Their Last Days - A Canon C100 Nature Film

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EDIT: CAMERA SETTINGS ADDED BELOW:nI love shooting fall scenics in the Adirondacks of Upstate New York! This year was a great one for color...

EDIT: CAMERA SETTINGS ADDED BELOW:nI love shooting fall scenics in the Adirondacks of Upstate New York! This year was a great one for color. I was only able to get out a couple times, but when I did the light was fantastic. This was all shot with my Canon C100 and recorded to a NINJA 2 external recorder. I sell stock footage online at Shutterstock.com so having all the clips already in ProRes is worth the hassle of setting up the external recorder. It also helps give better image quality for very highly detailed shots or shots with lots of motion. These are the ones where the AVCHD codec runs out of bits. nSpecifics: Shot using a picture profile I cooked up that is a combination of some I found online and tweaked to my liking. Mostly based on the Wide DR setting. Color turned up some and adjusted for more red and contrast increased some, (black level and gamma adjustments). Further post color correction was done to get the most out of each shot. nLenses: Canon 24-105 F4, Tokina 11-16mm F2.8, and most shots were with my Tamron 18-270 super zoom! I love that lens and while it isnt as sharp as the Canon, it gets you an incredible range.nnI created a custom profile called WIDE PF, listing only my changes below- here are the settings:nGamma curve is L:5, M:8, H:5nGamma: Wide DRnBlack-Master Ped: -1nKnee ON: Slope: -15 Point:109nCOLOR MATRIX (This is the biggy) WIDE DR Gain:+30, Phase: +3, R-G: -20, R-B: +11, G-R:-23, G-B: -14, B-R: -10, B-G: +1,nnThanks for watching!   Less

The World Outside My Window - Time-Lapses of Earth from the ISS

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Serving Suggestion: 1080p, lights off, volume up.nClick "Read more" for details about the sequence.nn---------------------------------------...

Serving Suggestion: 1080p, lights off, volume up.nClick "Read more" for details about the sequence.nn-------------------------------------------------nnImages: http://eol.jsc.nasa.govnMusic: 'Fill My Heart' by Two Steps from HellnEditor: David Petersonnn-------------------------------------------------nnThis montage of time-lapse photography from the International Space Station is collected from many taken in Expeditions 29, 30 and 31. nnThe previous sequence, 'All Alone In The Night' (http://youtu.be/FG0fTKAqZ5g), highlighted night sequences and spectacular aurora light shows and intended to give a feeling of flying through space. nnThe goal with this sequence was to bring a bit more attention to the station itself, including the humans aboard it, particularly Don Pettit (appearing in the final shot) who took many of the sequences in this montage.nn-------------------------------------------------nnSequences:nn0:03 - Bosnia & Herzegovina to UkrainenMission: ISS031, Frames: 55446-55591n n0:08 - South Atlantic Ocean, between Brazil and LiberianMission: ISS031, Frames: 154281-154472nn0:16 - Greece and TurkeynMission ISS031, Frames: 26008-26202nn0:24 - South Pacific Ocean, near PerunMission: ISS031, Frames: 48993-49186nn0:32 - Turkey to SyrianMission: ISS031, Frame: 76590-76782nn0:39 - Libya to the MediterraneannMission: ISS031, Frames: 25782-25972nn0:47 - Indian Ocean, between Kenya and MadagascarnMission: ISS031, Frames: 50818-51010nn0:54 - Pacific Ocean, south of JapannMission: ISS031, Frames: 117700-117772nn0:58 - Pacific Ocean, facing North passing HawaiinMission: ISS031, Frames: 101027-101674nn1:02 - China, Japan, Pacific OceannMission: ISS030, Frames: 112458-112553nn1:06 - South Pacific to North Atlantic, across Colombia/VenezuelanMission: ISS031, Frames: 75421-75513nn1:10 - South Pacific to South Atlantic, across Chile/ArgentinanMission: ISS031, Frames: 42147-42242nn1:14 - South Pacific to North Atlantic, across Colombia/VenezuelanMission: ISS031, Frames: 48140-48199nn1:17 - Pacific Ocean, from New Zealand to USAnMission: ISS031, Frames: 66043-66136nn1:22 - Southern Chile to Angola, facing southnMission: ISS031, Frames: 49203-49277nn1:25 - Iran to AustralianMission: ISS031, Frames: 180064-180120nn1:29 - North America to South AmericanMission: ISS031, Frames: 180172-180222nn1:33 - Pacific Ocean to Chile/Argentina/Brazil, facing southnMission: ISS031, Frames: 48094-48139nn1:37 - South Pacific/Japan & North PacificnMission: ISS031, Frames: 154164-154204,154205-154256nn1:40 - South Pacific to South Atlantic, across Chile/Argentina/BrazilnMission: ISS031, Frames: 44598-44645nn1:44 - South Pacific to North Atlantic, across Chile/Argentina/BrazilnMission: ISS030, Frames: 159064-159113nn1:48 - India/Thailand/Indonesia/Australia/New ZealandnMission: ISS031, Frames: 177704-177764 nn1:52 - South Pacific to South Atlantic, across Chile/Argentina/BrazilnMission: ISS031, Frames: 37675-37735nn1:56 - DR Congo/Zambia/Mozambique/Madagascar/Indian OceannMission: ISS030, Frames: 21632-21819nn2:03 - Lovejoy Comet over AustralianMission: ISS030, Frames: 14225-14455nn2:11 - Moon rising over ChinanMission: ISS031, Frames: 27699-27763nn2:13 - Moon rising over Pacific Ocean, south of JapannMission: ISS031, Frames: 27468-27526nn2:14 - Moon rising over Taiwan & Philippines (with Don Pettit)nMission: ISS031, Frames: 27802-28017   Less

Eric Slick - Talking about Mental Health

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http://boxofstars.org Box of Stars is a 501c 3 non profit organization that raises mental health awareness through music to reduce stigma, p...

http://boxofstars.org Box of Stars is a 501c 3 non profit organization that raises mental health awareness through music to reduce stigma, promote recovery and save lives. nnOur friend Eric Slick, is drummer for the band Dr. Dog and a member of The Adrian Belew Power trio. Having struggled with anxiety and attention deficit disorder in his own life, he volunteered to share his story with us to encourage others to speak out about their issues and to help us in our quest to alleviate the stigma surrounding mental illness.nnWe all need to be part of creating this new conversation about mental health, so please pass this message along. nn• We all have mental health. When we have "good" mental health we are more able to cope with stress, are more productive, and feel good about ourselves. When we are in "poor" mental health, it is more difficult to cope, to achieve, and to feel happy and satisfied.n• Mental illness is not shameful. It is not a sign of personal weakness.n• Its okay to talk about how you are feeling.n• Its okay to get help.n• If you think a friend or family member is struggling with their mental health it is okay to talk to them about it. Ask them how they are doing. Reach out to those around you with compassion, empathy and understanding and never be afraid to offer your support.nnWe've got the music and the mission to start a new conversation about mental health. Visit our website and read all about it, and share with your friends!nnhttp://boxofstars.org   Less

Neil deGrasse Tyson on the art of the soundbite

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After a discussion about popularizing science at the American Museum on Natural History, where I had the pleasure of presenting, I got a ch...

After a discussion about popularizing science at the American Museum on Natural History, where I had the pleasure of presenting, I got a chance to ask Dr. Tyson a question about his mastery of soundbites. This is his answer.nnQuestion, transcript, and full talk here: http://www.brainpickings.org/index.php/2013/09/05/neil-degrasse-tyson-on-the-art-of-the-soundbite/   Less