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david rakoff: why i write and why it only gets harder
Bookmarked 715 weeks ago when i read david rakoff039s latest book half empty perhaps no passage stood out quite like the author039s description of a typical day039s writing suffice to say it039s not a vocational endorsement that mfa programs will be citing in promotional brochures anytime soona month or so later during wordstock rakoff sat down to talk my first question arose naturally enough: why do you write |
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18 pencil vs camera images in progress animation original music
Bookmarked 718 weeks ago some of my pencil vs camera works in progress with a small animation at the beginning and at the end and an originalexperimental musical composition i made in ableton live titled quothahaquot if you don039t want to see the short animated introduction you can jump to 1:16 where the sketches in progress start or if you liked the animation you can jump to 5:50 to see another one have a great weekdon039t forget to click the quot720pquot option in the settings for a better image resolution--------facebook: http:wwwfacebookcompagesben-heine45292293615website: http:wwwbenheinecomthe complete quotpencil vs cameraquot album: http:bitly91czxm |
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munchkin: felicia day steve jackson and sandeep parikh join wil wheaton on tabletop episode 5
Bookmarked 725 weeks ago buy munchkin http:amzntogs-munchkinsubscribe to geek and sundry: http:fullscgtvyfmjoin our community at: http:geekandsundrycomcommunityclick quotshow morequot for credits and more infowil wheaton and guests felicia day actress producer writer - the guild steve jackson game designer guru creator of munchkin and sandeep parikh actor-the guild and creator of legend of neil play munchkin follow our guests on twitterfelica day feliciadaysandeep parikh sandeepparikhsteve jackson sjgameswe want your feedback email us at tabletopgeekandsundrycomcreated bywil wheatonampamp felicia dayexecutive producerwil wheatonexecutive producerfelicia day executive producerkim eveyexecutive producersheri bryantproduceradam lawsonassociate producerboyan radakovichdirectorjennifer arnoldguestsfelicia daysteve jacksonsandeep parikhfirst assistant directoradam lawsonscript supervisorrich mallerydirector of photographygavin kellycamera operatorsjesse feldmanfrida marzoukjustin safaeimedia managerrandy stiftchief lightingjuilen janigolighting techniciansteam bashettjerry whitekey gripteam bashettproduction designernathan morseart directornick carmichaelset decoratoredwin hernandezsound mixermichael sujeksound utilityjonathan hongeditorszu-hua wangassistant editorjason o039malleypost supervisorbrenton murrellcomposersandrew volpemarc mccluskysound editorfernando diazlogo designadam levermoremotion graphicswes kandelstillsvikki robinsonalyssa schneidersarah jean kruchowskimakeupalexis williamscateringfood fetishproduction coordinatorsmarianne wunchlindsey koensproduction assistantcolin shermantransportationjason adamsinterview editorliam johnsonspecial thanks to steve jackson gamesfor their generous support and for making great games that brighten our livesspecial thanksrobert gifford ampamp geek chicivana kirkbride ampamp team youtubegrant kimurajnx jamie feldman and jeff springer george ruizgames provided bysteve jackson gamescameras provided byabbey hdmonitors provided bywexler videoproduction equipment provided byatomic production supplieselectric provided byhollywood rentalswalkies provided byadam andersontrucks provided byavongame table provided bygeek chiclocations provided byamerican film networkroller podsp2 provided bybirns and sawyerfilmed on location inlos angeles ca |
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frank warren: half a million secrets
Bookmarked 734 weeks ago http:wwwtedcom quotsecrets can take many forms -- they can be shocking or silly or soulfulquot frank warren the founder of postsecretcom shares some of the half-million secrets that strangers have mailed him on postcardstedtalks is a daily video podcast of the best talks and performances from the ted conference where the world039s leading thinkers and doers give the talk of their lives in 18 minutes featured speakers have included al gore on climate change philippe starck on design jill bolte taylor on observing her own stroke nicholas negroponte on one laptop per child jane goodall on chimpanzees bill gates on malaria and mosquitoes pattie maes on the quotsixth sensequot wearable tech and quotlostquot producer jj abrams on the allure of mystery ted stands for technology entertainment design and tedtalks cover these topics as well as science business development and the arts closed captions and translated subtitles in a variety of languages are now available on tedcom at http:wwwtedcomtranslateif you have questions or comments about this or other ted videos please go to http:supporttedcom |
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tedxphoenix - kelli anderson - disruptive wonder for a change
Bookmarked 738 weeks ago - about kelli anderson -kelli anderson is an artist designer and tinkerer who enjoys the challenge of seeking out hidden possibility in the physical and digital world from interactive paper to layered experimental websites everything begins and ends in kelli039s brooklyn studio which houses a 1919 letterpress and an assortment of other benevolent contraptionskelli believes that the world is full of order that doesn039t necessarily deserve our respect and in her tedxphoenix 111111 tedxtalk kelli inspires us to change the world around us by rejecting normal order messing things up and causing millions of teeny-tiny disruptions to whatever is sitting in front of youwebsite: http:kelliandersoncomon twitter: http:twittercomkellianderson- about tedxphoenix 111111 -the theme for tedxphoenix 111111 was quot_______ for a changequot and featured speakers from around the us who are exploring unique ideas that have brought about unexpected interesting and positive changes five hundred people from all over arizona and the western us gathered at the mesa arts center for an evening of thought provoking and entertaining talks the opening title http:vimeocom31961584 and speaker video intros were created under the design and direction of tedxphoenix art director safwat saleem safwat motion graphics and animation provided by tedxphoenix volunteer qa039ed tung qaedtungvideo editing of this tedxphoenix tedxtalk was done by uat digital video student kennedy gray under the guidance of uatdv program champion professor paul denigris uatdvfilming of tedxphoenix 2011 was conducted by uat digital video students dylan white kennedy gray ty bitterolf nic vereen neil sparks and annie winn additional guidance and assistance was provided by uatdv associate professor todd schoenberger and uatdv teaching assistant jared oppie- about tedx -in the spirit of ideas worth spreading tedx is a program of local self-organized events that bring people together to share a ted-like experience at a tedx event tedtalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group these local self-organized events are branded tedx where x = independently organized ted event the ted conference provides general guidance for the tedx program but individual tedx events are self-organized subject to certain rules and regulations |
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done with a toothbrush
Bookmarked 754 weeks ago i woke up this morning and decided i was going paint only using a tooth brush it039s just one of those days i think the meaning of this piece is that you can make art using just about anything i chose a toothbrush i had to resist painting a huge set of teeth the challenge is to look at our future and believe that it can be created by using a myriad of opportunities just look for the one that keeps your teeth clean and prevents cavities |
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the beginning of infinity
Bookmarked 755 weeks ago by jason_silva and notthisbody - follow us on twitter quotthe adjacent possible is a kind of shadow future hovering on the edges of the present state of things a map of all the ways in which the present can reinvent itselfquot - steven johnsoninspiration:this video is inspired in part by the ideas explored in david deutschs new book the beginning of infinity we hope it moves you quotthe topographical shape and the material constitution of the upper surface of the island of manhattan as it exists today is much less a matter of geology than it is of economics and politics and human psychology the effects of geological forces were trumped you might say by other forces forces that proved themselves in the fullness of time physically stronger deutsch thinks the same thing must in the long run be true of the universe as a whole stuff like gravitation and dark energy are the sorts of things that determine the shape of the cosmos only in its earliest and most parochial and least interesting stages the rest is going to be a matter of our own intentional doingquot - david alpert on david deutsch039s new bookquotsome time in the last fifty thousand years with the invention of culture the biological evolution of humans ceased and evolution became an epigenetic cultural phenomenon technology is the real skin of our species humanity correctly seen in the context of the last five hundred years is an extruder of technological material we take in matter that has a low degree of organization we put it through mental filters and we extrude jewelry gospels space shuttles this is what we do we are like coral animals embedded in a technological reef of extruded psychic objectsquot - terence mckennain our work we use the tools of editing: we juxtapose 039transcalar039 imagery cutting and overlapping the very small and the very large from the nano to the galactic stretching and compressing time we feature time lapse to reveal the repetitive and recurring patterns across different scales of reality the aim is to provide multiple perspectives all at once whose simultaneous presentation might cause spontaneous epiphanies these patterns are omnipresent but only when we see these patterns in a more compressed mode of presentation to we start to attend to them as such -- this is keypaul stamet039s superb book mycelium running begins with a discussion of what stamets calls the mycelial archetype he compares the mushroom mycelium with the overlapping information-sharing systems that comprise the internet with the networked neurons in the brain and with a computer model of dark matter in the universe all share this densely intertwingled filamental structure a recent profile of stephen johnson on dumbo feather described his work like this:johnson uses the long zoom to define the way he looks at the worldif you concentrate on any one level there are patterns that you miss when you step back and simultaneously consider say the sentience of a slime mold the cultural life of downtown manhattan and the behaviour of artificially intelligent computer code new patterns emergequot on their own these areas of study are fascinating together a more profound view takes shapethe article continues quotput simply: cities are like ant colonies are like software is like slime molds are like evolution is like disease is like sewage systems are like poetry is like the neural pathways in our brain everything is connectedperforming philosophy:our stated goal is to re-ignite the art of the quotperforming philosophersquot like timothy leary and buckminster fuller a post on space collective wrote about thinkers who act as substantial agents of change who drastically alter the infocologies they interact with in the process transforming and meshing the different dimensions in which our minds operatewe care about the pleasures derived in forming new connections mash-ups and innovative solutions for the next step in human evolutionwe are working to articulate our understanding through the creation of recombinant media mashups meant to epiphanize audiences----the creating and sharing of awe quotperformance philosophyquot in an age of collapsing boundaries and exponential creativity the director of the imaginary foundation described our work as some kind of ontological dj039ing recompiling the source code of western philosophy by mixing and mashing it up into a form of recombinant creativity which hopefully elevates our understanding from the dry and prosaic into the sensual and transcendentthe goal is to prove a fresh framework and a new narrative to fill our old storytelling needs in our ever-increasing process of self-descriptioninformation technologies have become instruments of mind expansion sensorial scaffoldings that increase and augment our capacity to process greater amounts of information allowing us to extract richer gradients of meaningful data about the world and our experiencewhether its a telescope a microscope or a marijuana joint we need to think of these tools as aids contact lenses through which we can see so much more than beforein the digital dimension we use the term resolution certainly we can appreciate how much more can be 039revealed039 by having higher resolution and technology offering complex visualizations literally ups the resolution of our internal and external perceptions different scales and perspectives of reality show how much of what we perceive is dictated by our point of view--literally by where we are and how we think the most exhilarating realization then is that we all have the power to shape our experience by our linguistic and creative choicesquota random scrap of information can trigger just the right conceptual collision its hard to know which scrap might do the trick but thats the beauty of things like social networks interconnectivity and these kinds of media mashups they constantly produce potential sparks for free - seth godinfreeman dyson says it beautifully:quotto me the most astounding fact in the universe is the power of mind which drives my fingers as i write these words somehow by natural processes still totally mysterious a million butterfly brains working together in a human skull have the power to dream to calculate to see and to hear to speak and to listen to translate thoughts and feelings into marks on paper which other brains can interpret mind through the long course of biological evolution has established itself as a moving force in our little corner of the universe here on this small planet mind has infiltrated matter and has taken control it appears to me that the tendency of mind to infiltrate and control matter is a law of naturequota collaboration of jason silva and notthisbody incorporating elliottsellersflight404dangoodsproxelltvkimpimmelundreambrighteyecinemahsgnbeeplecerealspillertim borgmannshawn knolandrew filippone jrfelix norton-barsaloudaniel zagrskiurbanintdesigncamera by edwin rosero |
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sunni brown: doodlers unite
Bookmarked 762 weeks ago http:wwwtedcom studies show that sketching and doodling improve our comprehension -- and our creative thinking so why do we still feel embarrassed when we039re caught doodling in a meeting sunni brown says: doodlers unite she makes the case for unlocking your brain via pad and pentedtalks is a daily video podcast of the best talks and performances from the ted conference where the world039s leading thinkers and doers give the talk of their lives in 18 minutes featured speakers have included al gore on climate change philippe starck on design jill bolte taylor on observing her own stroke nicholas negroponte on one laptop per child jane goodall on chimpanzees bill gates on malaria and mosquitoes pattie maes on the quotsixth sensequot wearable tech and quotlostquot producer jj abrams on the allure of mystery ted stands for technology entertainment design and tedtalks cover these topics as well as science business development and the arts closed captions and translated subtitles in a variety of languages are now available on tedcom at http:wwwtedcomtranslate |
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resourcefulness
Bookmarked 767 weeks ago when you get a bright idea don039t waste it kill someone with it |
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