"Winner - Best Cinematography, Rhode Island International Film Festival, 2011 Winner - Action Sports Category, Vimeo Awards 2012 Winner - G-Raid Driven Creativity award - Professional Category Winner - Best Cinematography, 5Point Film Festival…..."
...It's not that living things die; it's that multicellular organisms die. But why? Every single-celled organism alive today has been in existence since life began over 3 billion years ago.
Researchers at the University of British Columbia are concluding that trees are interacting with one another in a symbiotic relationship that helps the trees to survive. Connected by fungi, the underground root systems of plants and trees are transferring carbon and nitrogen back and forth between each other in a network of subtle communication. Similar to the network of neurons and axons in the human brain
The famous Ancient Greek and Latin Professor of Kansas University and translator of Hackett Publishing reads Book One of Homer's Iliad in the original tongue...
For BP, utterly unrelated, yet strangely to the point re: straight edge and what happens when you try to use art to get a spiritual message across -jero
"Question: Do you still run into misperceptions among Christians about what Christian metal represents? Eric: YES! The biggest misperception comes from people involved in Christian metal. We pawn it off as worship but it is not. We are either preaching or trying to get famous. We rarely worship the Lord. Christian music is not worship, preaching is not worship. We need to learn how to worship God, not just make music for a Christian culture. I am guilty of all of the above."
"(I) Don't smoke I don't drink I don't fuck At least I can fucking think
I can't keep up, Can't keep up Can't keep up Out of step with the world (x2)
(I) Don't smoke I Don't drink I Don't fuck At least I can fucking think
I can't keep up, Can't keep up Can't keep up Out of step with the world (x2)
(spoken)Listen, there's no set of rules. I'm not tellin' you what to do, all I'm saying is I'm thinkin' of three things that are like, so important to our world i don't have to find much importance in because of these things, whether they are fucking or whether it's playing golf, because of that I feel
I can't keep up, Can't keep up Can't keep up Out of step with the world
As they try to find the best reward among options, some people explore based on how uncertain they are about the outcome of the options. Those who employ that thought process, unlike people who use other strategies, uniquely harness the computational power of the rostrolateral prefrontal cortex, a new study finds.
• Where does the story start? Where and how is it continued? • Does it need to start in a single place? Or is it possible to retell an opening “chapter” from a different character’s perspective, or go back and add a prequel? • How do I know which medium comes next as I “read” the story—or does the story need to be told in a linear sequence? Can readers dip into it at different points of their own choosing? • Can you expand on backstories, or tangential histories? What about adding incidents that fill in gaps in the existing narrative? • How are similar bits of information or story elements expressed in different media? (In Plemmons’s September 11 project, this might involve a victim’s name mentioned in a newspaper account and then making that person more dimensional and individualized in a homemade video.) • Why is a particular medium used to convey a certain section of the story? What can one medium accomplish that another can’t? • How do all media components complement one another and provide a richer audience experience? • How does the overall experience immerse the audience in a story?
A substantial body of psychological research suggests that humans tend to seek out and evaluate information that reinforces their existing views. The digital revolution has exacerbated the problem because, as journalist Farhad Manjoo writes, you can now "watch, listen to and read what you want, whenever you want; seek out and discuss, in exhaustive and insular detail, the kind of news that pleases you; and indulge your political, social or scientific theories... among people who feel exactly the same way".
Addressing a group of attendees from the Havas Media group, Cleese brought a storytelling flair to the topic of the creative process, something he’s been discussing for decades through his educational video company Video Arts, sharing tales of writing mishaps and lessons learned from leading creative and scientific minds.
This video shows how a complementary currency (TEM), in Greece is empowering the community. Not only to survive but to prove their value as human beings.
Aboriginal historian, activist and leader, Gary Foley, explains the do's and don't's of white activism. 100% Juice from an inspiring orator, and priceless advice for all would-be allies of Indigenous people in the struggle for justice.
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