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Black Label Society Live Orlando 2014

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BLS live Concrete Jungle.

Eric Cockrell - Holiness Stripped Naked!

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the stink, homeless man, five days same clothes, no way to bathe... vomit crusted hunger, piss, and garbage rolled..... the perfume of G...

Black Label Society. Sherman Theater. Stroudsburg Pa. 5/13/14

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Concrete Jungle.

♥ HAIR TRICKS 4 NATURAL HAIR ♥ The Scissor Free Layered Look

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Music By Nneka. "Kangpe" Album Concrete Jungle. I do not own the rights to this song. Copyright of Decon Records 2010. If you would like to ...

Toronto's Centre Island | Inside Toronto Travel Guide

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Looking for a break from the concrete jungle? Why not come out to Centre Island Park? Don't forget the sunscreen!

Session 2 Snowboarding, 2014

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Summer on the glacier is in full swing and Mt. Hood is still getting snow. Keep the Change rolled into camp and shook things up with a push-...

5 Minute Meditations - Back to Nature

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Do you live in a concrete jungle? Miss the feel of grass beneath your feet? Take 5 minutes to join us on a tree-change vacation. Walk in the...

Mi Casa Es Tu Casa: Juan Cirerol

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I've loved Mexican singer Juan Cirerol's music since the first time I heard it. But I didn't fully understand it until I traveled to his nat...

I've loved Mexican singer Juan Cirerol's music since the first time I heard it. But I didn't fully understand it until I traveled to his native Mexicali on an assignment for NPR.nnMexicali is an infernally hot town on the border. It's as traditionally northern Mexican as it gets, complete with white flour tortillas (typical of the north) and de nortena music blasting from the passing camiones. But it also is drenched with the cultural trickle-down of its upstairs neighbor: Calexico, Calif. You hear as much English-language country music on the radio as you do banda. Cirerol told me that, as a music-hungry kid growing up in Mexicali, he lapped up that American country music — particularly his grandfather's favorite, Johnny Cash.nnMexicali is a town where people pass through like whispers in the night, like secrets shared between Mexico and the U.S. It's a town filled with folks trying to head north and people making their way back south, as well as others trying to figure out where on earth to go next. At some point, Cirerol also decided to be on his way. As he tells it, he disliked his stepfather and took up a nomadic rock 'n' roll life, wandering through Mexico and playing his music.nnThis may or may not be true: Cirerol has a reputation for being a wild child, and for taking pleasure in weaving tall tales for reporters. Here's what I know for sure: The young man from Mexicali is brilliant. His music is a perfect syncretism of the American southwest and the Mexican north.nnI'd always been captivated by Cirerol's recordings, but never had a chance to see him play live. Although he resides permanently in Mexico City, he's a nomad within the concrete jungle, and as such can be hard to pin down. We searched for a few days before heading over to his house in one final attempt. It was a cool afternoon in the city, and Cirerol invited us in to treat us to a performance.nnYou can tell he's no Chilango (Mexico City native) just by looking at his very northern cowboy attire. And he seems to enjoy that — living in Mexico City, but missing Mexicali. He told me that being in the capital makes him yearn for his hometown, and inspires him to write about it.nnIf Cirerol's albums are good, his live stuff is what legends are made of. He becomes almost possessed when he performs. The kid who was speaking to you minutes earlier on the couch is no longer there, and there's something almost supernatural about the way he wails, the velocity at which he paws at his guitar strings, the force with which he huffs and puffs into his harmonica, and the amount of sweat he sheds. It makes you think he's going to evaporate mid-performance. He's like a Mexicali summer day. --JASMINE GARSDnnCREDITS:nProducers: Jasmine Garsd, Mito Habe-Evans, Diana Oliva Cave; Audio Engineer: Omar Morales; Editor: Mito Habe-Evans; Supervising Producer: Jessica Goldstein; Executive Producers: Anya Grundmann, Mark Lima Less

Session 2 Skateboarding, 2014

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Go Skateboarding Day 2014 went down right in the middle of Session 2. Campers and coaches were banging out tricks from the Concrete Jungle t...

Shorts Time with Shapiro Theme Song

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shorts time with shapiro theme song from shorts time with shapiro - Here she is folks! Shapiro! Follow her on her journey through the concre...

Sottile Design In hong kong tsim sha tsui filming with iPhone 5S

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Sottile Design In Hong Kong Tsim Sha Tsui Filming With iPhone 5S Our point of view about how is important having green areas in a concrete j...

Session 4 Skateboarding, 2014

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Summer is heating up and skate camp is going off! When campers weren't riding the Concrete Jungle we stopped by Shrunken Head, scored some p...

Baby and Cobra - Faceoff

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Looking at the video from your point of view, i can feel your concern.. because you have been brought up very differently.. but believe me, ...

Dhusar (धूसर) : Student Short Film

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This is a story of an old man and his memories. The film is situated in todays city (pune), where in the middle of concrete jungle there is ...

This is a story of an old man and his memories. The film is situated in todays city (pune), where in the middle of concrete jungle there is only single wada remaining, where an old man is staying.nThe main story revolves around an ordinary day in his life, to understand the lifestyle and his ritual and simultaneously get the essence of his relationship with the space and the city. The film explores intimacy between the person, the space and the city, to illustrate memories and create an imaginary world of the past. It is an experience which helps you understand the city better as well as makes you revisit your own personal memories and belongings.nnOfficial Selection Chennai International Short Film FestivalnOfficial Selection Smita Patil Documentary and Short Film FestivalnOfficial Selection Full On Film FestivalnOfficial Selection Alpavirama Film Festival, National Institute of Design, IndianShort Listed at Visions Du Reel, 2014nLong Listed at Toto Funds the ArtsnnDirected and Edited: Mitwa Abhay VandananCinematography: Shamin KulkarninMusic: Aniruddh Shivakumar MenonnCast: Deeksha Ketkar Mr. Prakash Pathak nNarration Written by: Ganesh VisputaynStill Photography: Nachiket GuttikarnIllustrations: Gaurav OgalenSound: Ninad DatarnTitle Designed by: Sahil BhattadnOld Photographs by: Late Mr. Govind Narayan Phatak nTranslation by: Radhika Venkatachary & Jitendra KulkarninAdvisor: Shruti Tambe Deepak Srinivasan Swati Dandekar, Bani Singh, Sandeep Aditi BanerjeenSpecial Thanks to: Memory Lab Nicolas Grandi Abhay Kardeguddi Vandana Kulkarni Raju Parajpe, Leela Nanal Guttikar Ajoba Avinash Haval Gauri Haval Chaitanya Guttikar, Arya Rothe, Shraddha Bhide Marathe Hrishikesh Pawar Rahul Marathe Nilangi Nanal Sardeshpande Prasad Bhide Shailesh Bhide shruti bhide Narendra Sardeshpande Trupti Nanal Sunil Nanal Abhijeet Tambe, Mr.Ajit Phatak Harshawardhan Ravindra Belsare Kaiwalya Jambhekar Anurag Dasgupta Anant Burande Ajit Karde Kardeguddi Maitreyee Kulkarni Anupam BarvénPart of Memory Lab at Srishti School of Art, Design & Technology Less

This Pro Skater Needs Your Help!

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this pro skater needs your help! from finger pistol comedy - Professional Skater Tom Allen needs your help! He's been tearing shit up in...

Kid Ink ft YG, Wale, Tyga and Rich Homie Quan - Ride Out

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Squad up. Kid Ink, YG, Wale, Tyga, and Richie Homie Quan team up and take over the streets in the Payne Lindsey-directed video for “Ride O...

Session 5 Skateboarding, 2014

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Session 5 had the biggest group of campers so far this Summer. We spent plenty of time shredding the Concrete Jungle, BOB, the High Cascade ...

In Hearts Wake - Skydancer [feat Jonathan Vigil]

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www.skydancerproject.comnn'Skydancer' by In Hearts Wake featuring guest vocals from Jonathan Vigil from The Ghost Inside.nnLYRICS: We're dan...

www.skydancerproject.comnn'Skydancer' by In Hearts Wake featuring guest vocals from Jonathan Vigil from The Ghost Inside.nnLYRICS: We're dancing on top of the world, looking down on places that cease to exist. Wenneed a reason to turn our backs, forced to create steal towers of death. We'renfearless on the edge of the Earth, giving all of these people a chance to persist. Wenneed a reason to turn our backs, building a future with so many cracks. Remembernwhere you first called home. Reclaim the life of the Skydancer. Restore what youncalled your own. Return–where you run wild and free. Remember where you firstncalled home. You’re never going to see it ‘til you're dancing on top of the world.nRestore what you called your own. Return, where you run wild and free. There'sndying in the streets. The hungry cannot eat. The rich feed the genocide. Every anglenbound by the concrete jungle. Unconscious, can we afford to live this way?nAbandoned and forsaken, is this the path that we've taken? Abandoned andnforsaken, we must arise and awaken. Remember where you first called home.nRestore what you called your own. Return. Remember where you first called home.nReclaim the life of the Skydancer. Restore what you called your own. Return–wherenyou run wild and free. Remember where you first called home. You’re never going tonsee it ‘til you're dancing on top of the world. Restore what you called your own.nReturn–where you run wild and free. We need a reason–we're dancing on top of thenworld, looking down on places that cease to exist. We need a reason to turn ournbacks, forced to create steal towers of death. We need a reason–we're fearless onnthe edge of the Earth, giving all of these people a chance to persist. We need anreason to turn our backs, building a future with so many cracks. nnON TOUR W/ THE GHOST INSIDE:n03/13 Fresno, CA – Strummersn03/14 Santa Cruz, CA – The Catalystn03/15 Orangevale, CA – The Boardwalkn03/17 Murray, UT – Murray Theatern03/18 Colorado Springs, CO – The Black Sheepn03/19 Lawrence, KS – The Granadan03/20 Des Moines, IA – Wooly’sn03/21 Palatine, IL – Durty Nellie’sn03/23 Lansing, MI – The loftn03/24 Indianapolis, IN – Deluxe at Old National Centren03/25 Louisville, KY – Expo Fiven03/26 Pittsburgh, PA – The Altar Barn03/27 Buffalo, NY – Town Ballroomn03/28 Syracuse, NY – Lost Horizonn03/29 New Haven, CT – Toad’s Placen03/30 Pawtucket, RI – The Metn04/01 Lancaster, PA – Chameleon Clubn04/02 Raleigh, NC – Lincoln Theatren04/03 Charleston, SC – Music Farmn04/04 Jacksonville, FL – Southeast Beastn04/06 Corpus Christi, TX – House Of Rockn04/07 Odessa, TX – Far West Event Centern04/09 Albuquerque, NM – Launchpadn04/10 Mesa AZ – Nile Theater Less

Chloë Sevigny's Guide to Being a New Yorker

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Wake up in the city that never sleeps with Chloë Sevigny, who The New Yorker once described as “the coolest girl in the world.” Ahead o...

Rooftop Gardens Popularity Explodes

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High above the canopy of Manhattan's concrete jungle, lies a garden oasis. A flowering rose bush is surrounded by lilies and lavender. Succu...

High above the canopy of Manhattan's concrete jungle, lies a garden oasis. A flowering rose bush is surrounded by lilies and lavender. Succulents and cactus plants flourish in the shadow of a small maple tree. rnrnRooftop meadows are far from the norm in New York City. But thats exactly what homeowner David Puchkoff has created on the roof of his West Village apartment.rnrn[David Puchkoff, Owner]: rn"It's an insulation issue. There's less heat loss in the winter and you retain your cool that you have from your air conditioning in the summer and so all in all it's a win win situation. And aside from that, it's just a delight to look at."rnrnPuchkoff lives with his wife and daughter on the top floor of a six-story building. He says he was inspired to create a porch and garden after visiting friends, interstate. rnrnHe went to an architect, then an engineer. After some calculations to determine the amount of weight the building structure could handle, Puchkoff went to work. rnrnAfter sealing the roof, he installed a four-layer system of membranes. Its designed to retain water, protect the roof from root growth and support drip lines to water the young plants. rnrnThen came the soil and finally, the plants, which is where Ed Snodgrass came in.rnrn[Ed Snodgrass, Green Roof Consultant]:rn"I think his project is fantastic."rnrnSnodgrass is internationally recognized as an expert in green roof systems. His particular specialty is the flora itself. rnrnHe travels all over the world advising on the types of plants that best suit particular conditions. He says the global trend toward going green has seen explosive growth in the business of roof gardens.rnrn[Ed Snodgrass, Green Roof Consultant]:rn"There's not a lot of opportunity in cities to add vegetation. Streets, sidewalks, walls, all those are out of the questions and rooftop remains the obvious place to revegetate and now, I think once the technology and the techniques have caught on, now it's become more and more doable and affordable".rnrnEd says compared to Europe, the United States has some catching up to do when it comes to roof garden technology. Most of his business is focused on commercial property. He points to former client David Puchkoff's garden in the sky as an example of what's also possible for homeowners.rnrnPuchkoff says the benefits of a green roof are many.rnrn[David Buchkoff, Owner]: rn"We get morning doves, we get woodpeckers, we've got bees. There's life that's happening now because of this and all that just makes it more delightful."rnrnThe meadow is "low maintenance," but not "no maintenance." rnrn[David Buchkoff, Owner]: rn"I do have to weed. I'm not a gardener, but I am a weeder and I'm a pretty good weeder now. It just takes me away from everything to get down onto my hands and knees and look around and see which one of these little plants is one that belongs here is a succulent and which one I don't want to have overrun the rest of the garden and make my decisions. So all in all I don't see anything that's a problem with this. I think everyone should have a green roof." Less

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