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Part 4 of my interview with Bill Warner. Bill explains how he quit his job at Apollo Computer to pursue his dream of building the AVID Media Composer. A remarkable study in entrepreneurship, he goes on to describe hiring his first engineer, Jeff Bedell, building more prototypes, arranging a demo suite at the NAB Show in April of 1987, and raising the venture capital to get to the next level.
Demand is exceeding our capacity. The ethic of "more, bigger, faster" exacts a series of silent but pernicious costs at work, undermining our energy, focus, creativity, and passion. Nearly 75 percent of employees around the world feel disengaged at work every day. "The Way We're Working Isn't Working" offers a groundbreaking approach to reenergizing our lives so we're both more satisfied and more productive—on the job and off. By integrating multidisciplinary findings from the science of high performance, Tony Schwartz, coauthor of the #1 bestselling The Power of Full Engagement, makes a persuasive case that we're neglecting the four core needs that energize great performance: sustainability (physical); security (emotional); self-expression (mental); and significance (spiritual). Rather than running like computers at high speeds for long periods, we're at our best when we pulse rhythmically between expending and regularly renewing energy across each of our four needs. Drawing on extensive work with an extra-ordinary range of organizations, Schwartz creates a road map for a new way of working. At the individual level, he explains how we can build specific rituals into our daily schedules to balance intense effort with regular renewal; offset emotionally draining experiences with practices that fuel resilience; move between a narrow focus on urgent demands and more strategic, creative thinking; and balance a short-term focus on immediate results with a values-driven ...
Dava Sobel, a writer of popular expositions on scientific topics, has published works such as Longitude: The True Story of a Long Genius Who Solved the Greatest Scientific Problem of His Time; Galileo's Daughter: A Historical Memoir of Science, Faith and Love; ,and The Planets. Her work has also been dramatized for television on the A&E Network. In this program from the NIST Colloquium series, she discusses how navigators and scientist like Galileo and Newton had difficulty keeping track of longitude until an unknown self-educated clockmaker offered timekeeping as the unlikely solution.
Dr. Uwe Bergmann, a staff scientist in physics at the Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Laboratory, discusses the fascinating journey of a 1000-year-old parchment from its origin in Constantinople to an X-ray line in California. This NIST Colloquium Series presentation also explains how X-rays have been used to make other discoveries about artifacts from the 12th through the 20th centuries.
This panel discussion, moderated by Jonathan Fahey, Associate Editor at Forbes, featured Joel Makower, Executive Editor and co-founder of Green World Media publications, and Libby Cheney, VP Safety, Environment and Sustainable Development for Shell Upstream Americas, discussing what it will take to get us from "here" to a sustainable energy future. This discussion took place on June 9, 2010 in New York City at the World Innovation Forum with more than 50 luncheon attendees.
Sonic and company take a trip on the Thorndyke yacht to see glaciers, but Sonic's fear of water and inability to relax gets to him; in the process, Sonic goes partially insane and desperately tries to return to shore. When a helicopter arrives, Sonic and the others assume it is his requested ride out, but Tanaka has arrived with senior citizens whose goal is to teach Sonic and friends to relax. Sonic tries harder than ever to leave, momentarily tricking Tails into wanting to return as well, and using Amy's crush on him as leverage to make her look like she's going crazy from the slow trip. After successfully thwarting an attack by Eggman with his new Egg Fort 2, Sonic finally decides to stay and relax.
This is a Christian Hip-Hop parody of Fort Minor's "Remember the Name". It combines two things that I am passionate about: God and Hip-Hop music. It's one of many ways to worship and give praise to the Lord. Thanks for watching and God Bless Lyrics: Chorus This is ten percent love, twenty percent will Fifteen percent to the cross on top of the hill Five percent grace, fifty percent pain And a hundred percent reason to remember His name 1st Verse The One who said and brought forth the light Said in the book of John He's the Way, the Truth and the Life And He feels so unlike anybody else that I know Gave up His life to save us not to put on a show, I know He is the key, the ultimate authority He's all about integrity, the rock and my voice Making history, by breaking sin and tearing it up Gave us the church to build and prosper 'til our time here is up Who is this Jesus Christ anyway? He never really wants much Never concerned with money or status so I'm awestruck Humbled Himself to be a human despite the fact That He is the Son of God...now meditate on that Like a vine and its branches, us and Jesus connect Because we all need His mercy, love, peace, and respect He's only focused on fellowship, God's will is in our reach The Lord of the universe, behold all His majesty This is twenty percent faith, eighty percent fear Be a hundred certain, revival is here His death and resurrection, they both changed the game Jesus changed the way we live and now it's never the same Came ...
Join Guthrie Theater artistic director Joe Dowling and acclaimed Irish playwright Enda Walsh for a conversation about The Walworth Farce and the state of theater and performance in Ireland and beyond. Copresented with the Guthrie Theater.
The online world is as varied as people are varied in their moral views, their economic circumstances and their social structures. Lee Rainie, Director of the Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project based in Washington, DC, will discuss social, economic, and political trends especially among the younger generation that have given rise to a new and emerging class of networked citizens. The conversation will cover questions such as: How have the internet and smart phones enabled modern citizens to create information and media that help them influence others, navigate their options and create new kinds of communities? Are new tools of social media - like blogs, social network sites and texting - reshaping the very environment of media and information itself? The Pew Research Center is a nonpartisan "fact tank" that provides information on the issues, attitudes and trends shaping America and the world. It does so by conducting public opinion polling and social science research, by analyzing news coverage, and by holding forums and briefings. It does not take positions on policy issues. The Center is a subsidiary of The Pew Charitable Trusts. pewresearch.org
GET YOUR COPY OF THE SUPER GOSPEL: www.createspace.com Section of Living Jesus, Living Legend--a harmony of all the early gospels into a single 'super gospel,' consisting of over 100 different sources. CONTENTS: INTRODUCTION/MARY'S PARENTS/JOACHIM'S CENSURE/ANNA'S LAMENT/AN ANGEL APPEARS TO ANNA/AN ANGEL APPEARS TO JOACHIM/AN ANGEL AGAIN APPEARS TO ANNA/THE BIRTH AND INFANCY OF MARY/DETAILS ABOUT JESUS' FAMILY LIFE/MARY IN THE TEMPLE/ABIATHAR ASKS MARY TO WED HIS SON/MARY GOES TO LIVE AS JOSEPH'S WARD/MARY ORDERED TO WED/JOSEPH CHOSEN TO TAKE MARY/MARY SPINS THE SCARLET AND THE PURPLE/THE FORETELLING OF JOHN'S BIRTH/ELIZABETH'S SECLUSION/THE ANNUNCIATION/MARY VISITS ELIZABETH/THE BIRTH AND NAMING OF JOHN/JOSEPH DISCOVERS THAT MARY IS PREGNANT/THE TRIAL OF JOSEPH AND MARY Even though I reserve the rights to this book (for the purposes of controlling its content!) by all means, share this video and this book with others, as long as you do not profit from the sale and distribution thereof! (You can also message me your email address, and I will send you a free PDF file on the condition that you promise to email it to at least ten of your friends!) Sirius Alan Parsons Project Eye in the Sky
Anita Diamant visits Google's Cambridge, MA offices to discuss her book, "Day After Night."
Museum Legs—taken from a term for art fatigue—starts with a question: Why do people get bored and tired in art museums and why does that matter? As Whitaker writes in this humorous and incisive collection of essays, museums matter for reasons that have less to do with art as we know it and more to do with business, politics, and the age-old question of how to live. Maybe the great age of museums will yet be a great age of creativity and hopeful possibility in everyday life.
Sam Harris is the author of the New York Times bestsellers, The End of Faith and Letter to a Christian Nation. The End of Faith won the 2005 PEN Award for Nonfiction. Mr. Harris' writing has been published in over fifteen languages. He and his work have been discussed in Newsweek, TIME, The New York Times,Scientific American, Nature, Rolling Stone, and many other journals. His writing has appeared in Newsweek, The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, The Times (London), The Boston Globe, The Atlantic, The Annals of Neurology, and elsewhere. Mr. Harris is a Co-Founder and CEO of The Reason Project, a nonprofit foundation devoted to spreading scientific knowledge and secular values in society. He holds a degree in philosophy from Stanford University and a Ph.D. in neuroscience from UCLA.
boooooooyah! me and twilightfan are combining together to bring you finger lickin fifteen based on Janet Evanovich book...yaaaaaaay! my first voice over *crosses fingers* hopefully its good...im still not that good of a filmer yet...but i can definently say I'm doing better..I think anyway audition!!!!!!!!!!! pleeeeeeese ok? ok! so here are the lines Stephanie Plum- Line 1(narrorating). I gave Rex fresh water and a chunk of bread, and I poured myself a glass of red whine. I took the wine into Ranger's small den, got comfy of the couch, and clicked the television on. I watched an hour-long show on Spain on the Travel Channel, and after that I couldn't find anything of interest. Line 2. Ranger is going to help me Line 3. Personal property? Lula- Line 1. I might want to add some finishing touches. These ribs are going to be holiday ribs! Line 2. This is a special tasting night and all he's getting is ribs! Line 3. Don't make me pop a cap up your ass! Joe Morelli- Line 1. I thought we decided to go home. Line 2. I'm serving the public, investigation murders, and you're working for.... Batman Line 3. So your choosing Ranger over me? Ranger- Line 1. The kid in the oversize sweatshirt, white T-shirt, and homeboy jeans. Line 2. Usually. This version is more like shooting sitting ducks. Line 3, Babe..... Grandma Mazur- Line 1. He's got a big one. All them Turleys is hung like horses. Not that I know first hand, except for Junior. And maybe Junior's Uncle Runt. I saw him take a ...
In this lecture, Dr. James McPartland reviews face perception in social development and its relevance to understanding social perception in autism. Based on research findings from the field of brain electrophysiology, differences in salience and proficiency in processing social versus non-social information are discussed.
Frightening as these events are, we know from the Bible that earthquakes won't end soon. www.gnmagazine.org
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"Fifteen-year old Elizabeth "Liz" "Lizzie" Marie Hall has found herself in ELSEWHERE after dying in a bicycle-meets-taxi accident. After taking a long ride on the SS Nile, Liz has finally realized that she's not in a dream after all, but really, truly dead. When she arrives on Elsewhere, she meets her maternal grandmother, Betty, for the very first time. A woman who died at fifty from breast cancer, Betty is now a woman in her thirties--one of the first surprises Liz is in for is the fact that, on Elsewhere, lives are lived backward from the age of a person's death. Needless to say, this thought depresses Liz. She'll never be sixteen, never have a Massachusetts driver's license, never go to the prom or graduate from high school or go to college or get married. The only thing she has to look forward to is growing younger, until she returns to being an infant and is sent back to Earth to be born again. Characters- Elizabeth Marie Hall (Liz) - main character •"Sorry but nothing of much importance ever happened to me...I'm just a girl who forgot to look both ways before crossing the street." •"Excuse me, but would you happen to know where we are?" Owen Welles- boyfriend •"I guess you could say I'm a friend of Liz's." •"I'd just thought you would want to know he got the sweater..." Thandi - best friend •"Thandiwe Washington, but people just call me Thandi." •"The thing is...well...are you a skinhead or something?" Betty - Liz's grandmother •"Do you like architecture?" •"I don ...
Classic Sermon by Watchman Nee: on The Blood of Christ About Watchman Nee Early Ministry Shortly after Watchman Nee was saved, he began to love the Lord and was intensely burdened to preach the gospel to his schoolmates and countrymen in season and out of season. Through his preaching nearly all his schoolmates were led to the Lord, and a revival was brought into his school and spread extensively to the people of his hometown in 1923. Hundreds were saved and had their lives changed. Watchman Nee did not attend a theological school or Bible institute. Most of what he learned concerning Christ, the things of the Spirit, and church history was acquired through studying the Bible and reading the books of spiritual men. Watchman Nee was not only an excellent student of the Bible; he was also a studious reader of spiritual books. He was brilliantly gifted in being able to select, comprehend, discern, and memorize appropriate material. He could easily grasp the points of a book at a glance. A Living Faith Because of overwork and lack of adequate physical care, Watchman Nee became sick with tuberculosis of the lungs in 1924. It became so serious that rumors were spread that he had died. During this time of illness, he was greatly exercised to trust in God for his existence, and God faithfully cared for him. God graciously healed him of tuberculosis, but sovereignly left him with angina pectoris. He could have died at any moment. This spontaneously ushered him into a full trust in ...
Classic Sermon by Watchman Nee: on The Blood of Christ About Watchman Nee Early Ministry Shortly after Watchman Nee was saved, he began to love the Lord and was intensely burdened to preach the gospel to his schoolmates and countrymen in season and out of season. Through his preaching nearly all his schoolmates were led to the Lord, and a revival was brought into his school and spread extensively to the people of his hometown in 1923. Hundreds were saved and had their lives changed. Watchman Nee did not attend a theological school or Bible institute. Most of what he learned concerning Christ, the things of the Spirit, and church history was acquired through studying the Bible and reading the books of spiritual men. Watchman Nee was not only an excellent student of the Bible; he was also a studious reader of spiritual books. He was brilliantly gifted in being able to select, comprehend, discern, and memorize appropriate material. He could easily grasp the points of a book at a glance. A Living Faith Because of overwork and lack of adequate physical care, Watchman Nee became sick with tuberculosis of the lungs in 1924. It became so serious that rumors were spread that he had died. During this time of illness, he was greatly exercised to trust in God for his existence, and God faithfully cared for him. God graciously healed him of tuberculosis, but sovereignly left him with angina pectoris. He could have died at any moment. This spontaneously ushered him into a full trust in ...
Classic Sermon by Watchman Nee: on The Blood of Christ About Watchman Nee Early Ministry Shortly after Watchman Nee was saved, he began to love the Lord and was intensely burdened to preach the gospel to his schoolmates and countrymen in season and out of season. Through his preaching nearly all his schoolmates were led to the Lord, and a revival was brought into his school and spread extensively to the people of his hometown in 1923. Hundreds were saved and had their lives changed. Watchman Nee did not attend a theological school or Bible institute. Most of what he learned concerning Christ, the things of the Spirit, and church history was acquired through studying the Bible and reading the books of spiritual men. Watchman Nee was not only an excellent student of the Bible; he was also a studious reader of spiritual books. He was brilliantly gifted in being able to select, comprehend, discern, and memorize appropriate material. He could easily grasp the points of a book at a glance. A Living Faith Because of overwork and lack of adequate physical care, Watchman Nee became sick with tuberculosis of the lungs in 1924. It became so serious that rumors were spread that he had died. During this time of illness, he was greatly exercised to trust in God for his existence, and God faithfully cared for him. God graciously healed him of tuberculosis, but sovereignly left him with angina pectoris. He could have died at any moment. This spontaneously ushered him into a full trust in ...
audio.bz - It was the last-chance moment of the war. In January 2007, President George W. Bush announced a new strategy for Iraq. He called it "the surge". "Many listening tonight will ask why this effort will succeed when previous operations to secure Baghdad did not. Well, here are the differences," he told a skeptical nation. Among those listening were the young, optimistic Army infantry soldiers of the 2-16, the battalion nicknamed the Rangers. About to head to a vicious area of Baghdad, they decided the difference would be them. Fifteen months later, the soldiers returned home forever changed. Pulitzer Prize-winning Washington Post reporter David Finkel was with them in Bagdad almost every grueling step of the way. What was the true story of the surge? Was it really a success? Those are the questions he grapples with in his remarkable report from the front lines. Combining the action of Mark Bowden's Black Hawk Down with the literary brio of Tim O'Brien's The Things They Carried, The Good Soldiers is an unforgettable work of reportage. And in telling the story of these good soldiers, the heroes and the ruined, David Finkel has also produced an eternal tale - not just of the Iraq War, but of all wars, for all time.
Winner - "Best Sports Film" - 2010 Webby Awards. A free educational documentary chronicling how after 41 years of playing NBA basketball in Seattle, the SuperSonics were moved to Oklahoma and became the Thunder. This film was created by Sonics fans in order to educate the public. This film is in High Definition, Close Captioned and has a soundtrack provided by Seattle area musicians. Visit SONICSGATE.ORG for more info. Features original HD interviews including Gary Payton, George Karl, Slade Gorton, Brad Keller, Sherman Alexie, Paul Lawrence, Kevin Calabro and many more. This film is being distributed for free online by the Seattle SuperSonics Historical Preservation Society. All rights reserved. Music was provided for the film by Seattle-area hip-hop artists such as Lil Kriz, Jake One, Grayskul, Blue Scholars, Common Market and more. This is an original educational work created by loyal Sonic fans with additional footage provided by local news organizations. Visit sonicsgate.org for more information.
'I kissed my father once, when he was sleeping.' Nevis Gow is fifteen. For eleven years he has lived in a van with his father Marshall, travelling the country. They don't need people or school or jobs. All they need is each other. But Nevis doesn't just love his father, he's in love with him too. Until one day Marshall crashes the van and everything changes. Stranded on a remote Highland farm amid a family overshadowed by grief, Marshall tries to steer them back to normality while Nevis fights to keep things the way they were. Soon, though, he comes to realise that nothing about his lost life in the van was quite as it seemed.In Nevis's meticulously detailed record of events, lines blur between love and obsession, reality and wish-fulfilment, dreams and memory. Shocking, funny and poignant, this is the first novel by a young writer of remarkable talent.
"Ratna, you may have left me, ..." **NEED SUBSCRIPTIONS** Rate, Comment, PLEASE** www.stanleypacion.com WORDS & LINKS From an original poetic selection in his collected prose and verse entitled, A BIG BOOK OF MY OWN, Stanley Pacion uses T. Wijaya's poem, RATNA, to launch another, his own version of how great the power of love. stanleypacion.blogspot.com stanleypacion.blogspot.com RATNA, You May Laugh At Me A Love Poem Inspired by T. Wijaya Ratna, you may have left me, But the blanket on our bed remains. Sometimes out from the shadows in the street I hear A chatter; I push open the drapes, look outside, But see no one. Because the event Reoccurs daily, at intervals, Fifteen minutes before the bell of the ninth hour, I imagine its source children, who hurry, hasten, Not to be late for school. It is a collective voice, And it seems to capture, as if these youngsters Recite my poem, aloud, the words, the meter, And within its clamor, how the poem means. The verse swelling over the bedroom window sill, Out from the shadows in the street, It seems to express the fire in my heart. I hear my love for you, said aloud with excellence, A match, were the poet himself to read the lines, How strange it must be when in classroom These students learn, study the language of science, Realize, my own textbook teaches, Reveals nothing but great passion and affection, A knowledge that no everyday, timely attendance, Might bring to reason, or be sufficient to Realize with easy, algebraic ...
Chapter Two Andrew's Point of View: After the ladies went inside, I stood in place, my feet locked. What just happened to me?I saw maybe twenty young, beautiful women around me. They flooded around my presence like seagulls would swarm around fish. And yet Jenny was the rainbow on a cloudy day. I didn't even know her last name. She needed to stay here. I hope Henry doesn't make her leave. I picked up my book, put my bookmark in place, and headed towards the door. It was very quiet and peaceful today. It was a Monday, a sunny, warm Monday. I liked Mondays. They were the beginning of a new week, a new chance to start over and make new accomplishments. Today was the beginning of something; I could feel it in the wind that stroked the back of my neck. I walked into the castle, knowing I needed to go speak with my father. I walked into the overly decorated throne room wondering what he wanted to talk to me about. "Andrew," my father greeted me. He is the King of England, Paul the Third. My mother, the queen, is Rosalie. "Father," I answered him. "There seems to be a problem here." "And that would be?" "You are eighteen years of age without a hint on who you want your wife to be." I squinted my eyes. "Yes, like most eighteen year old boys." "But you are not like most boys, Andrew. You are the Prince of England, and I cannot let you take the throne without knowing there will be a woman by your side." "You are not stepping down anytime soon; so what's the problem?" He started ...
Based on nearly eighty hours of conversations with fifteen all-time great programmers and computer scientists, the Q&A interviews in Coders at Work provide a multifaceted view into how great programmers learn to program, how they practice their craft, and what they think about the future of programming. Google's own Peter Norvig, Brad Fitzpatrick, Josh Block, Ken Thompson, Brendan Eiche are all featured in Coders at Work. Peter Seibel visits Google's Mountain View, CA headquarters to discuss "Coders at Work" as part of the Authors@Google series.
Susan Verscheure, Senior Instructor in the Department of Human Physiology, talks about teaching large classes and learner-centered teaching at the University of Oregon. See more at tepblog.uoregon.edu
TayTay (Taylor Squared) // Love Struck A video featuring Taylor Swift and Taylor Lautner! Who are probs the cutest couple :) I do not own anything besides the editing! Music: Love Struck by V Factory You Belong With Me By Taylor Swift
2012: THE RETURN OF CAMELOT -- DAVID WILCOCK's wonderful and inspired closing presentation at the Project Camelot Awake and Aware Conference, Los Angeles, 20 September 2009. -- A note of apology: we did the best we could with the colorizing of the video. The lighting conditions for the camera were very poor (David preferred the conference room lights turned right down so as to emphasize his slide presentation). The value of the content, of course, is unaffected :) PROJECT CAMELOT projectcamelot.org .
Oh heyy don't worry if you don't get cast. The Sun'll come out tomorrow! Or, you know, not. DREAM'S DON'T DIE IF YOU DON'T LET THEM!!! Special guest star HONEY GOLD as "Sandy" ANNIE REHAB Lyrics by Alyssa May Gold Originally by Amy Winehosue I really wanted to play Annie when I was fo fo fo Auditioned 90 times I knew all of the lines But dontcha know, know know Always got to the last call Then I was too short or too tall I just wanted to play Annie but they said No, NO, NO Since then Ive tried other things Like playing drums and tap dancing But my neighbors found me so annoying That I went back to auditioning Mamma Mia would be a dream But they dont want Sophies who look fifteen Got called back for Spring Awakening, wanted it so, so, so I said in that hayloft I WILL take my dress off But they said no, no, no, Id belt Mama Who Bore Me And thered still be no part for me Ill just keep rockin with a hair brush Til they recast that show show show Got my headshots, my book and hot tea In the messenger bag I always wear on me I pay dues to SAG, AFTRA and EQUITY But who do I pay to get a shot at a tony? Sometimes wished that I was hotter Or looked less likes the directors ex-wifes bratty daughter My daddy got me tickets for hair I loved that show, show, show I watched all those hippies Wondered could that be me? Oh I think so, so, so Sang Frank Mills for the casting crew It didnt work out, so you know what Imma do? Im gonna go to my piano And just get started writing my own show ...
Topic: The rapidly changing environment for business and media because of changes brought on by digital media. Will Twitter abide? Whats the future of social networking? Whats the future of news? Hosted by the Sorrento Hotel and 94.9 KUOW Radio. KUOW Puget Sound Public Radio is a service of the University of Washington. This event took place on 8/17/09 in Seattle, WA, USA. More: In its heyday, the Fireside Room at the Sorrento Hotel served as a civic hub, where thought leaders convened to exchange ideas about the arts, culture and politics, and the community gathered for music performances and poetry readings. As part of ongoing programming to celebrate its centennial, the Sorrento, Seattles oldest boutique hotel, is collaborating with Ross Reynolds, host of KUOWs The Conversation, to hold a series of monthly Fireside Chats. The public is welcome to attend the free chats, which will be taped and then excerpted for broadcast on KUOW the next day. The first Fireside welcomes Hanson Hosein, Director of the Master of Communication in Digital Media at the University of Washington in Seattle, independent filmmaker, a former NBC News war correspondent and investigative producer, and Emmy Award winner.
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Decided to try my hand at the original Mario Paint Composer... well, fifteen or so years ago. But this time I decided to compose something to be published on the interwebz. I wanted to do something simple, so I did the Main Theme from Genso Suikoden (we need more Suikoden music XD). This is also the first time I used sheet music, so yes, I cheated a little, but I did have to transpose the key to make it fit. And actually, this song is more of a semi-variation, mixing both of the first two games' song versions. I didn't have much of a choice; there were far too many accidentals to just follow one or the other. If it sounds clunky, some of it is intentional, but some of it is due to me omitting a few of the accidentals. I had to completely modify the ending and bits of the first half of the song because simply taking the accidentals out made it sound sloppy and awkward. And leaving them in... well... made it just sound icky. LOL. I love Genso Suikoden music, especially the first game's OST. You just don't hear music like that anymore. Yeah, I know I sometimes rip on the second game's OST, but it's really due to the sound quality--the compositions themselves are good. Miki Higashino is truly an amazingly gifted, one-of-a-kind composer. I'm sure I don't do her music justice at all, but this was still a fun and interesting experience. I took a page from mrpeach32's book and pieced together the video with fade transitions. Not sure what is up with those weird lines, sorry ...
Formore FREE and useful resources, visit WorkinginCanada.gc.ca or http -- The videos in this unique career series represent an innovative production process in two important ways: First, to ensure that the VECTOR videos represented reasonable employment possibilities, CFEE worked with the Industry Sector Councils to identify the most appropriate careers and occupations to profile via the videos. Second, in an exciting new approach to production, Canadian youth from colleges and universities across Canada were engaged to produce the videos. To learn more about occupations in Canada, visit Working in Canada (workingincanada.gc.ca), a source of free and useful information that can help you to decide where to live and work. Use the Working in Canada Tool to produce a report on job descriptions, wages, skill requirements, language training and job opportunities based on your occupation and a location. By researching different occupations and different locations, you can make settlement decisions that are right for you and your family. The information contained in this video is for information purpose only. For up to date labour market information about wages and salaries, you can use http to produce a detailed report on job descriptions, wages, skill requirements, language training and job opportunities based on your occupation and a location.
As part of the Google DC Talks series, and in partnership with the Center for a New American Security, Google's Washington office hosted a discussion entitled, "Developing a National Cybersecurity Strategy." Dr. Kristin Lord of CNAS offered opening remarks on cybersecurity policy, and Harry Wingo of Google moderated a five-person panel: * Ellen Doneski, Chief of Staff, US Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, & Transportation * Liesyl Franz, Vice President for Information Security and Global Public Policy, TechAmerica * Richard Hale, Chief Information Assurance Executive, Defense Information Systems Agency * Christopher Painter, Director of Cybersecurity, National Security Council * Philip Reitinger, Deputy Undersecretary of National Protection & Programs Directorate, US Department of Homeland Security This event took place on June 26, 2009 at Google's offices in Washington, DC
Legend and local folklore hints that this may be the final resting place of King Arthur himself. King Arthur has a mythical connection with Arthur's Stone, the neolithic tomb or cromlech sitting atop the hill between Bredwardine and Dorstone. The impressive elongate stone table measures 5.8mx 3.5m (19ft x 11ft 4") and although it does not qualify geometrically as a Round Table, there are many legends associated with it as a meeting place for Kings and Knights, with King Arthur supposedly having fought a king here, broken his back and buried him beneath the stones. More prosaically it is known to have been a burial place for the people of the region 5000 years ago, and is in fact a chambered tomb which has lost its earth mound covering. It is also at the northern end of one of the earliest-reported ley-lines with the sacred mountain of Skirrid Fawr visible at the other end, fifteen miles due south. Alfred Watkins' association with Bredwardine comes from his interest in Arthur's Stone as a point on a ley-line reportedly connecting Snodhill Castle, Urishay Castle, Longtown Castle, Old Castle, Hatterall Camp and Skirrid Fawr. Alfred (1855-1935) was born in Hereford and travelled widely in the county as he developed his various interests which included photographic processes and equipment, and archaeology. He believed that ancient trackways, trading routes and burial paths established alignments which he called ley lines, which might be marked by standing stones or other ...
To book this band for your special event, please contact The Willis Blume Agency: 1-800-922-2057 Email: willisblume@msn.com Web: www.willisblume.com We are The Party Band of the South! Our established band of fifteen years is now bigger and better than ever. We have now expanded the band to include a full horn section. We are talented, well organized, and experienced entertainers that strive to go the extra mile for every performance. We bring out the best in musical arrangements with our ability to perform: Motown hits, Golden Oldies, Beach, Shag, Swing Music, Rhythm & Blues, and High Energy Current and Classic Dance Tunes. Let our seven-piece band drive the momentum of your occasion or event with our talent! It is always our goal to create a party atmosphere that prevails. So make your event or celebration an occasion that everyone will enjoy. Our past performances and engagements have allowed us to perform key beach locations, resorts, various Caribbean locations, aboard cruise lines, corporate functions, club entertainment, casino audiences, private parties, Inaugural balls, and weddings. Our travels have included booking engagements both nationally and internationally. Some of the locations included: Chateau Élan Braselton, Georgia; Callaway Gardens Pine Mountain, Georgia; The DeSoto Hilton Savannah, Georgia; The Grove Park Inn Asheville, North Carolina; Atlantic City casinos; Bay Pointe Country Club Panama City, Florida; The Waverly Hotel and Casino San Juan, Puerto ...
The Rambling Sailors perform the infamous pirate shanty "The Derelict" at the evening pub sing of the Florida Renaissance Festival, Deerfield Beach, Florida, Feb 21, 2009. Gregg Csikos - vocals and concertina, and Susan Csikos vocals and guitar. PLEASE NOTE ERROR IN URL OF CLOSING CREDITS - IT SHOULD READ: www.ramblingsailors.COM Best viewed in HiDef if possible, though YouTube admits that the 720p format is still in beta and may be jerky and out of sync on a slow connection. This ersatz pirate sea song "The Derelict" (also known as "Fifteen Men on a Dead Man's Chest" or "Yo Ho Ho and a Bottle of Rum") is from the poem "The Derelict" by Young E. Allison (1853-1932), first set to music for the 1901 Broadway musical of "Treasure Island". Allison's poem is based on an expansion of the famous four lines of chorus sung by the character of Billy Bones in the Robert Louis Stevenson book "Treasure Island". It has been used in many later works of art in various forms and has recently been re-popularized by Disney's "Pirates of the Caribbean."
*NEED SUBSCRIPTIONS*Rate, Comment, PLEASE* stanley.pacion.googlepages.com WORDS & LINKS HERE. From an original poetic selection in his collected prose and verse entitled, A BIG BOOK OF MY OWN, Stanley Pacion recites an "adaptation", a poem inspired by T. Wijaya's, who goes by the YouTube user name,musimengalir, a poem originally uploaded in the Indonesian language. See: www.youtube.com stanley.pacion.googlepages.com contains words/text for all poems, plus other images and poems. "When a child I played, entertained myself with crystal sets, later I became a ham radio operator. The fact that I now have an audience of several tens of thousands and growing, that this audience has become increasingly world-wide, and that it hears and sees me while I read my lyric and prose is nothing short of astounding. I love my YouTube!" For this POEM ....Original BLOG LISTING March 2, 2009. stanleypacion.blogspot.com RATNA, You May Laugh At Me An Adaptation of a Poem by T. Wijaya Ratna, you may leave me, But the blanket on our bed remains. Sometimes out from the shadows in the street I hear A chattering; I push open the drapes, look from My window, but see no one. Because the event Reoccurs regularly at fifteen minutes Before the bell of the days ninth hour, I imagine children, who hurry, hasten, Not to be late for school. Its a collective voice, And it seems to capture -- as if the these youngsters Recite my poem, aloud, though they mispronounce The words, and slaughter the meter -- How ...
SELENA&NICK: *goes in front of the class, acts and says their lines* CLASS: *claps* TEACHER: Nice work!!! You both got an A for the day!!! CLASS: yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyeeeeeeeeehhhhhhhhhhhhhhiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SELENA: its going to be B if you don't stop doing that!!! TEACHER: next up! Joe & Demi!! DEMI: *looks at Joe with a Are we going to do it? look* JOE: *returns a lets do this look* DEMI&JOE: *walks to the front of the class and says their lines* JOE: *whispers to Demi* its the you know what part already what are we going to do? DEMI: *whispers back* I dont know JOE: *whispers* think! DEMI: *whispers* Lets close our eyes *closes her eyes* JOE: thats the dumbest idea Ive ever heard DEMI: shut up and close em! JOE: *closes his eyes* DEMI: *whispers* one *does the tip toe thing because Joe is tall* JOE: *whispers* two *leans in* DEMI: *whispers* three *leans in* BAM!!!! JEMI KISS!!!! AT LAST!!! AFTER 3 SECONDS DEMI&JOE: *pulls away* wow TEACHER: very good! Well done!!! You two got an A+ for the day! Next! WHILE THE OTHERS ARE PERFORMING SELENA AND DEMI ARE TALKING TO EACHOTHER SELENA: so? DEMI: so what? SELENA: how did it go?! Duh! DEMI: fine SELENA: fine? One syllable? Thats all I get? DEMI: ok it was really fine three syllables keep the change! BELL RINGS FOR LUNCH SELENA AND DEMI SITS TOGETHER WHILE KEVIN AND JOE ARE SEPARATED WITH DEMI&SEL YOU MIGHT BE WONDERING WHERES NICK HES STILL GETTING HIS FOOD DONT WORRY SELENA: seriously did you felt something??? DEMI: seriously yes ...
In this video, California-based long term care insurance expert Bill Shorts explains why all Americans need to do long term care planning, and most should consider long term care insurance to protect their assets and provide funds for care if and when the need arises. Bill Shorts is a California native and has been a California Insurance Agent since graduating from the University of Utah where he majored in Finance and was a conference champion on the swimming team. For the past 30 years, Bill has provided all lines of coverage for both personal and commerical clientele. In 1991, Bill decided to set his focus on the Life, Health, Disability and Long Term Care insurance market in California and set-up his own agency. In the past fifteen years, Bill and his staff have developed a growing and solid book of business by representing only the top-rated insurance carriers to protect his clients. Bill has earned two recognized designations in the Long Term Care field: Corporation for Long Term Care (CLTC) and the Long Term Care Professional (LTCP). Bill is also a member in good standing withthe American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance, the Association of Health Insurance Advisors and the National Association of Insurance and Financial Planners. As a partner with Long Term Care Financial Partners, LLC, Bill has access to the vast resources of the most experienced LTC brokerage firm, which represents the premier insurance carriers in this marketplace. Bill enjoys watching ...
Richard Dawkins talks to an organiser of a "hell house" play and is shocked at the unapologetic way in which the fear of hell is used as an effective coercive tactic. Transcript: RD (voiceover): It's deeply disturbing to think that there are believers out there who actively use the idea of hell for moral policing. RD (voiceover): In the United States, Christian obsession with sin has spawned a national craze for "hell-houses". Morality place cum Halloween freakshows in which the evangelical hobby horses of abortion and homosexuality are literally demonised. "Satan": Come on in. (maniacal laughter) "Nurse": Chrissy. Be still. This was your choice. "Satan": Choice! Pastor Roberts: Good job, guys. RD (voiceover): Pastor Keenan Roberts is rehearsing a new production of his Colorado based hell-house, which he's written and staged for almost fifteen years. RD (voiceover): He fervently believes that you have to scare people into being good. Pastor Roberts: The call upon my life as a pastor, as a minister, is to tell people what the book says and what I and we and our church and hundreds of churches across this country and around the world are doing is we have found a very creative, effective tool that is getting people's attention... RD: I believe it... Pastor Roberts: ...to consider the message. RD: I believe it... Pastor Roberts: We want to leave an indelible impression upon their life, that sin destroys. Every scene preaches the truth that either sin destroys or Jesus saves ...
Premier episode of an interview series that focuses on Western Illinois University community members. In this initial episode, the hosts introduce themselves be interviewing one another on the concept of fame.
Jo-Ann Morgan and Nancy Kwang Johnson interview WIU president, Al Goldfarb about his background in theater, his interest in baseball, and the influence of liberal arts on one's view of pop culture.
Why Market Reform Succeeded and Democracy Failed in Russia Anders Aslund - Senior Fellow, Peterson Institute, Washington, DC Conversations host Harry Kreisler welcomes economist Anders Aslund for a discussion of Russia after the fall of communism. He analyzes the reasons for the succcessful implementation of a market economy and the reasons for the failure to achieve a democratic revolution. He compares the leadership of Gorbachev, Yelstin, and Putin. Anders Aslund also discusses the implications of authoritarian rule by Putin for Russia and relations with the West. globetrotter.berkeley.edu
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