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In order to keep the focus on yesterday s Rocket City Riot spotlight over the weekend, we are going to have a Quickjabs Juggernaut today, Hard Rock and Metal Friday! But, have I got something different for you today. We are going to hear from the band Pink Steel, the gay comedy metal act out of California. This is going to be fun. Hell, with a song name like Sausage Party, how can it not be fun? Also, we hear from Hanson and Udo as they try to hide the hidden track. Listening to those two makes me wonder if the above party was actually a German Sausage Party? Knackwurst anyone? In addition to that, we have some great news. I just found out yesterday that one of the very popular podcasts from the old days is unfading and coming back soon! It is Me and the Bean! Check out the new teaser promo on the show today. SJ and I will be back with a great rock mix on Monday. Don t miss it. Cheers, Eban Songs on the show Sausage Party Converter We Fight For Cock (and maybe a bit extra, shhhhh) Check out our sponsors and partners, please. Visit our sponsor, GoDaddy.com, and save! Go HERE to pick up all your discount codes for your internet needs!

What do sports, mobile phones, and stupidity have in common? Check out the vid to see. Online Videos by Veoh.com

This week I (Weltall) post the show... lets see how much I break. This week we review Gantz and Eden: It's an Endless World! We also talk about AX. Make sure to check out this great show. Eden: It's an Endless World! - Read it now. Gantz - Read it now.

Since its inception, ART Santa Fe provides Project Spaces for alternative work. This year, eight non-profit institutions and galleries host Project Spaces. One of them is the Santa Fe Art Institute, which sponsored Gradient Ghosts I , a wall installation and video by the artist collective Keep Adding. Keep Adding works in the field of multimedia and installation art. The artist group began in La Mesilla, New Mexico in 2001, making graffiti-inspired murals in abandoned buildings. Now the group is working in various kinds of media. I met with the two group members Brian Bixby and Noah MacDonald at Art Santa Fe. In this episode they talk about the beginnings of Keep Adding and their collaborative process. Brian lives and works in Santa Fe, Noah recently moved to Marfa. Art Santa Fe, July 11, 2008. PS: Have a look at their website, there you ll find plenty of information, images and video clips. > Right-click (Mac: ctrl-click) this link to download Quicktime video file. > Click this link to watch Quicktime video in new movie window.

Sneaux (2007, 7MB, 31 sec.) Sneaux Shoes launched a consumer-generated video campaign with a stop-motion video of a human skateboard. The TV ad features a skateboarder using a kid as a skateboard and performing classic tricks like ollies, grinds and 360s. PES who directed the video made it entirely in-camera (Canon D20) and on location through the use of a stop-motion animation technique known as pixilation. Says PES: This spot is a great example of the breadth of stop-motion. If something exists in the real world, it can be animated. Editing and sound design was done by Sam Welch at Homestead, New York.

Obama speaks to the people of Berlin in a great speech. He talked about the Atlantic alliance and the need for freedom of press. I finally got a chance tosee him and hear him in person, me and about 200,000 others!

Jeffrey has a fascinating conversation with Aaron Stern, Founder, Executive Director and Core Faculty of the Academy For the Love of Learning in Santa Fe. As designer of the core curriculum at the Academy, Aaron is also a composer, performer, educator and former dean of the American Conservatory of Music in Chicago. Aaron consults with educational, arts, spiritual and social-change organizations and communities, around the world and is also trained and certified as a transpersonal therapist. A brainchild of a special relationship that Aaron had with the late musical genius Leonard Bernstein, the Academy for the Love of Learning draws on a wide, multidisciplinary spectrum of resources: educational philosophy and practice, the arts, transpersonal studies, contemplative traditions, earth-based wisdom, body-centered practices, psychotherapy, organizational consulting, and the wisdom distilled from personal experience. The scholar in residence at the Academy is American priest and theological exponent of Creation Spirituality Matthew Fox. Creation Spirituality is a movement grounded in the mystical philosophies of medieval visionaries Hildegard of Bingen, Thomas Aquinas, Meister Eckhart and Nicholas of Cusa. Author of twenty-eight books on philosophy, religion, and spirituality, Matthew Fox’s most recent book, The A.W.E. Project: Reinventing Education, Reinventing the Human has led him into an increased engagement with issues impacting the education of children, something very dear to the heart of The Academy and Aaron Sterns vision. In Aaron’s and the Academy’s view, who we are as human beings is indicated by the depth of our openness to life, our engagement with our process of learning, and our self-awareness and capacity to be as fully awake as imaginable with one another. because of this viewpoint, the Academy is strongly experiential and calls forth a high degree of self-reflection, both individual and collective. This ground of deepening self-awareness provides the stability and freedom from which right action can grow. I think you will find my conversation with Aaron warm, stimulating and uplifting because he is dedicated to living a life focused on the highest aspects of the human experience and bringing out the best in others so that they too can really enjoy the love of learning that is the deepest of human birthright’s. The Omni Art Salon theme music, When Angels Smile, is provided courtesy of Back To Earth

Studio 360 takes some risks. Philippe Petit remembers his infamous highwire walk between the World Trade Center towers. DJ Shadow lectures on the occupational hazards of finding precious vinyl in record-store basements. And Bill Murray reads a poem – don’t worry, not his own. Plus, Kehinde Wiley paints hip-hop legends in the style of the Renaissance masters, and Miranda July reads a story from her recent collection.

Come listen to Ilysa's report about the summer 2008 Crafts and Hobbies Association show in Chicago, we talk about covering glass with clay, discussion about the upcoming BOH awards, and other fun stuff.

Tonight on GeekNights we discuss the demise of dinner. In the news, the spam king escapes from prison and then goes crazy. Scott s Thing - Old Photos Rym s Thing - Old Synthesizers

Gracias a Richard no hicimos la cola que no íbamos a hacer, antes me voy a mi casita o al bar de al lado, aunque en el vídeo he cortado un fragmento donde contaba que seguramente en el bar de al lado sería igual o más divertido, pero en honor a la verdad esta fiesta vale la pena verla, no es comparable al bar de al lado ni a una disco, pero esto lo veréis en el próximo vídeo, ahora os dejo con las motivaciones de los últimos de la fila, que estaban muy lejos y no resistí preguntarles que hay dentro que sea tan interesante. Estoy cansado, hoy no he dormido por trabajo o mejor dicho por mala organización, me voy a la cama, buenas noches, buenos días o buenas tardes. Descripcion: Gracias a Richard no hicimos la cola que no íbamos a hacer, antes me voy a mi casita o al bar de al lado, aunque en el vídeo he cortado un fragmento donde contaba que seguramente en el bar de al lado sería igual o más divertido, pero en honor a la verdad esta fiesta vale la pena verla, no es comparable al bar de al lado ni a una disco, pero esto lo veréis en el próximo vídeo, ahora os dejo con las motivaciones de los últimos de la fila, que estaban muy lejos y no resistí preguntarles que hay dentro que sea tan interesante. Estoy cansado, hoy no he dormido por trabajo o mejor dicho por mala organización, me voy a la cama, buenas noches, buenos días o buenas tardes. | Ver v deo en la web | Hacer una donaci n al Autor Descargar: HD/AppleTV | ipod

Today a conversation with Eisner nominated artst Dean Haspeil. You may know Dean from his many collaborations with Harvey Pekar on his series American splendor and their Original graphic... WORDBALLOON features one on one interviews with the writers and artists behind today's pop culture favorites. The creative minds behind today's hottest comics, films, and Television , tell behind the scene stories providing a DVD like commentary on their works, without spoiling the stories. Hosted by Chicago Radio Host John Siuntres, Wordballoon covers the cult entertainment scene , like no other podcast.

Quicktime | Flash | iPod Nothing says Summer quite like a small-town County Fair. This was shot at the Barnstable County Fair in Falmouth, Mass. and is just the first of many fair excursions this year if I get my way. There s still the local Ulster and Delaware County fairs, and then there s The Big One (dood! Journey, Heart A Dream That Can Last Sleeps with Angels, 1994 No permission whatsoever

Academic Aesthetic 164: DEN NI 08 In today s show I interview a bunch of people here at the Discovery Educator Network National Institute for 2008.  (I decided to not put the full name in the title.)  See how many faces you can recognize. Also, my voice is giving out and I feel sick.  Yay for conferences!

Here we go. It is Reaching for Lucidity 2.0 #369 and it is all Rocket City Riot. Well, except for J Lo s ass, Barry Bond s swing, and Wonder Woman s tits, other than that it is all Rocket City Riot! The original Royal Court Members! Today we hear Cut Me Out, Under the Bright Lights, In My Bones, Feel Alive, Oh My Nadine, See It Through, and Cut Me Out. No, that was not a typo, just listen. All of the songs on today s show, in addition to many others can be yours for FREE as a promotion for Rocket City Riot s new album which is being released soon. That is two free albums! Get over to Rocket City Riot dot com and claim your copies! Not to get too mushy, but Rocket City Riot is one of the acts that helped build Reaching for Lucidity. Now, here we are at show 369, with another Rocket City Riot release coming. Man, this is just cool! Cheers, Eban and SJ Check out our sponsors and partners, please. Visit our sponsor, GoDaddy.com, and save! Go HERE to pick up all your discount codes for your internet needs!

Viga's top ten AMV and a few rants and raves about AMV's! DOWNLOAD HERE! 10. 'Cause I'm A Blonde (I prefer the first version!) by Ingress Production 9. Stop Watching Anime and Go Outside by Doki... This is an anime, manga, gaming and geek podcast. It's all in the POV of an otaku girl and the occasional fanboy.

Part One of the CNN Black in America Special Report series aired on July 23rd. The series is hosted by Soledad O'Brien and was divided into two parts which include "The Black Woman" and "The Black Man". Part Two of the series airs tonight. Watch the videos if you missed it. The second installment of the ambitious CNN documentary series "Black in America" (CNN, 9 p.m.) presents stories about the struggles of African American women and families. CNN BLACK IN AMERICA PART 4 CNN BLACK IN AMERICA PART 5 CNN BLACK IN AMERICA PART 6 CNN BLACK IN AMERICA PART 7 CNN BLACK IN AMERICA PART 7 CNN BLACK IN AMERICA PART 8 CNN BLACK IN AMERICA PART 10 CNN BLACK IN AMERICA PART 11 CNN BLACK IN AMERICA PART 12

Stock footage, and similarly, archive footage, library pictures and file footage are film or video footage that is not custom shot for use in a specific film or television program. Stock footage is... Amateur film portal with hundreds of homevideos, travellogues, and much news and tips about filmmaking

Pop Mantra Video Documentation #4 (2008, 51.7MB, 5:17 min) Pop Mantra Video Documentation #7 (2008, 50.5MB, 5:41 min) I like admire Curt Cloninger for his steadfastness of belief in both his religion his artistic work. He s also one of the best writers about new media around at the moment. In both theory practice he s curious, inventive, knowledgable, quirky and passionate. Unlike many in this sphere he s also not afraid to think aloud in public, to take risks. Even, (quelle horreur!), to risk appearing uncool. Recently he s been making work away from the web, some of it performative very interestingly so. Here ( I stress what you see here is the documentation, not the piece itself -a fine, but important, distinction) he repeatedly sings plays a single phrase from a popular song, in this instance Radiohead s Karma Police, for several hours. For me there are number of interesting resonances - minimalism, shamanism, the kinds of test that occur in many religious belief systems, a losing, dissolving of the self (In additon to the eponymous mantra ,there s an echo too, I think, of Sufism); but also there is the straightforward investigation*** of the mechanics of playing, of performing ( there s a fractal quality to the rather symmetric crystalline structure of popular song that makes this kind of extracting both possible immediately approachable -it s a world familiar enough to welcome us in.) The two extracts are from different ends of this marathon ( selecting typing that word just conjured another association - the dance marathons of the twenties thirties). I find this work fascinating. Fascinating affecting too. *** It s almost always a laughable misuse of the word to say investigation in an art-speak context. Here it seems correct natural.

Jeffrey has a fascinating conversation with Aaron Stern, Founder, Executive Director and Core Faculty of the Academy For the Love of Learning in Santa Fe. As designer of the core curriculum at the Academy, Aaron is also a composer, performer, educator and former dean of the American Conservatory of Music in Chicago. Aaron consults with educational, arts, spiritual and social-change organizations and communities, around the world and is also trained and certified as a transpersonal therapist. A brainchild of a special relationship that Aaron had with the late musical genius Leonard Bernstein, the Academy for the Love of Learning draws on a wide, multidisciplinary spectrum of resources: educational philosophy and practice, the arts, transpersonal studies, contemplative traditions, earth-based wisdom, body-centered practices, psychotherapy, organizational consulting, and the wisdom distilled from personal experience. The scholar in residence at the Academy is American priest and theological exponent of Creation Spirituality Matthew Fox. Creation Spirituality is a movement grounded in the mystical philosophies of medieval visionaries Hildegard of Bingen, Thomas Aquinas, Meister Eckhart and Nicholas of Cusa. Author of twenty-eight books on philosophy, religion, and spirituality, Matthew Fox’s most recent book, The A.W.E. Project: Reinventing Education, Reinventing the Human has led him into an increased engagement with issues impacting the education of children, something very dear to the heart of The Academy and Aaron Sterns vision. In Aaron’s and the Academy’s view, who we are as human beings is indicated by the depth of our openness to life, our engagement with our process of learning, and our self-awareness and capacity to be as fully awake as imaginable with one another. because of this viewpoint, the Academy is strongly experiential and calls forth a high degree of self-reflection, both individual and collective. This ground of deepening self-awareness provides the stability and freedom from which right action can grow. I think you will find my conversation with Aaron warm, stimulating and uplifting because he is dedicated to living a life focused on the highest aspects of the human experience and bringing out the best in others so that they too can really enjoy the love of learning that is the deepest of human birthright’s. The Omni Art Salon theme music, When Angels Smile, is provided courtesy of Back To Earth

This is Schmutzie from Schmutzie's Milk Money or Not, Here I Come. She had a journey to get to the keynote stage in San Francisco. You can read about it at her post on leaving a small town to come to to the convention. This is the Windows Video version.This is the traditional QuickTime version.This is an Audio mp3 recording. She did a great job. There are all kinds of journeys. Some voluntary and sometimes you have to be dragged kicking and screaming to go down certain roads.It really is how you handle the trip. Take a lesson from Schmutzie.

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Un 50ième épisode enregistré au club vidéo Cinécure. On vous présente une critique du nouveau Indiana Jones, les sorties en salle, les nouveautés DVD du mois de juin 2008 ainsi qu'une entrevue avec Francois Girard, propriétaire du club video Cinécure.

In this edition of LightSource, Bill and Ed talk with Julie Klaasmeyer, child and senior portrait photographer. Hosts: Bill Crawford, publisher of StudioLighting.net (Flickr) Ed Hidden, exclusive IStockPhoto.com photographer and inspector (Flickr) Theme Music: Sean Campbell and Steve Hill (Firesickle.com) Special Guest: Julie Klaasmeyer, child and senior portrait photographer. http://www.jklaasmeyer.com/ LightSource Episode 68 (Interview Series) [40:45 minutes] Download the show: LightSource068 [18.7 MB] We love feedback, please fill out our Listener Survey! or send us a LightSource Voice Mail. Bill and Ed discuss: 70 Beauty Retouching Tutorials [Smashing Magazine] Nikon announces new SB-900 Speedlight Nik SilverEfex Pro Orbis Flash ringflash for portable strobes JAlbum Skins Photographers.squarespace.com Use coupon code ls1 to save 10% on your registration! Special Guest Julie Klaasmeyer discusses: Running a boutique photo studio Costumes and props to build branding Working out vision with clients Shooting in a large one room studio Making sure all client sessions are not the same Finding inspiration for creative portraits Keeping a natural flow during a session Keeping the attention of children Dealing with parents of subjects Giving clients a large selection Album selling strategy Pricing structure Using professional album templates to sell more albums Design Revolution templates and props Matching clothing and template colors Clothing selection for sessions Using angel wings in portraits Shooting available light with north facing windows Studio light setup as a backup plan Choosing a wall color for the studio Location photography with high school seniors Helping seniors choose outfits Advice for new portrait photographers Email your lighting and photography questions to: studiolighting@ gmail.com or leave a voicemail with your SIP phone at (747) 600-3900 and we ll try to answer your question on the show. Also, don t forget to visit our LightSource Flickr Group for photo feedback and discussion. To help support LightSource, please fill out our Listener Survey! LightSource is our lighting and photography podcast that introduces photographers to studio lighting and digital photography techniques and equipment. Thanks for listening! Subscribe to the show LightSource is a charter member of the Photocast Network. For more great photography podcasts, visit: http://www.photocastnetwork.com/ Browse the LightSource Photography Podcast Archives

Do you use a Sanyo Xacti HD1000 camera? Have you seen the green mp4 of death? Not sure why? Well, my friend Mary Matthews of Videopancakes.com also had this problem recently and she pointed me to this Apple discussion thread to help her decipher the solution. Seems that the QuickTime H264 component that came with your Xacti software worked great with your camera, but then again QuickTime gets updated by Apple every few months and that little bit of software that makes your HD files actually work gets replaced. Huge bummer if you want to, oh um, use your footage. I sat down with Mary and helped her reinstate this little component and I thought I'd make a screencast walking through it so others could fix their systems too. There are some other solutions on that Apple thread if this doesn't work, but I hope it does. Good Luck! p.s. if you right click and save this video... you can watch it at 640x480, a bit easier to see.

Fender DG-5 Acoustic Guitar by Arbitrary.Marks Not a lot of notes today. To show you the immediacy of podcasting, I am literally throwing this quickjabs together then shutting down as we are about to get slammed by a thunderstorm. Crazy stuff. This is a quickjabs for the Wednesday Coffee House featuring royal court member Alice Marie. Cheers, Eban Now to shut down. Songs on the show Madeleine and Lipstick Diaries

Flash | QuickTime | iPod My new underwater housing was used for this shot. Lush, low and lumiere. Lumiere Rules: 60 seconds max., Fixed camera, No audio, No zoom, No edit, No effects. http://videoblogging.info/lumiere