filmed by: Ruty Rilov
edited by: Ruty Rilov and Yftach Shoshan
produced by: Noga Erez and Ori rousso
Recorded live at i-scream studio by Ori Rousso and Matan Spenser
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Son Lux "Weapons" cover by Noga Erez

Steve Jobs: Inspirational Speech - If Today Were The Last Day Of My Life

Flipshot sampled Jeff Goldblum's bizarre laugh from this scene In Jurassic Park.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlOx9738iyw (original clip)

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Arvo Pärt's 'Spiegel Im Spiegel' - Performed by Jürgen Kruse (Piano) and Benjamin Hudson (viola)

Arvo Pärt - Spiegel Im Spiegel

Matthew McConaughey called us to wish my wife a Happy Birthday.  ;)

Matthew McConaughey talking to my wife

This piece of music from 1971/1975 is by an experimental composer by the name of Gavin Bryars. It’s called “Jesus’ Blood Never Failed Me Yet.”

It has a kind of distorted loop of a homeless man – Scottish or Irish – and he’s singing that little refrain, “Jesus’ blood never failed me yet…”.

Bryars builds this orchestration and chord structures and melodies around this loop. But it really just repeats this loop over and over.

And it’s pretty compelling. There’s stories of Bryars while he was building the loop, it was playing in a section of the art school that he was working in, and people that were painting next door came to him sobbing, and said, “You’ve got to turn that off! It’s affecting us too much.”

Story: http://en.wikipedia.org/…/Jesus%27_Blood_Never_Failed_Me_Yet

Gavin Bryars - Jesus Blood Never Failed Me Yet (1975)

Imagine for a moment, a beautiful future, free from poverty, war and suffering. Where do you see yourself living in that beautiful world? For many of us we see a bucolic life in the country. Anticipatory design architect William McDonough sees that healthy harmonious future in the city. Really. Named a hero of the planet in 1999 by Time Magazine, McDonough envisions a post sprawl future where the human enterprise is more compact and more abundant and more fun. He still sees cars in our future, but tomorrow's cars wonít pollute more efficiently, they will be effective silent runners, releasing POSITIVE emissions that support life. And public transport (read trains) will double as a power utility. McDonough's celebration of the city is a sign of the positive transformation of culture; a culture where we can be people with lives again, neither consumers nor units in a planner's design algorithm, nor fields in a security database.

William McDonough is former Dean of the Architecture Department at the University of Virginia, Time magazine named McDonough a “Hero for the Planet” in 1999, and he is the winner of three U.S. presidential awards including the Presidential Award for Sustainable Development.  He is the author with his partner, Michael Braungart, of the book Cradle to Cradle: Remaking the Way We Make Things (Farrar, Straus and Geroux 2002).  In this six-part special series recorded at Monticello, the home of Thomas Jefferson, McDonough offers a fresh path out of the history of mindless timefullness.

The Monticello Dialogues – Part 6 – Cradle to Cradle; Going Green with William McDonough & Steve Bradfield

The Monticello Dialogues – Part 5 – Designing Peace with William McDonough

The Monticello Dialogues – Part 4 – The Rebirth of the Commons with William McDonough

The Monticello Dialogues – Part 3 – Design as Celebration with William McDonough

The Monticello Dialogues – Part 2 – A Revolution in Thinking with William McDonough

The Monticello Dialogues – Part 1 – Democratic Design with William McDonough

Goat from 2013 Doritos Superbowl commercial. 

Doritos Goat 2013 Superbowl Commercial

Fresno, California-based Tom Cotter is a Solar Expert and Clean Energy Advocate. His career and volunteer work is dedicated to building a stronger economy, healthier families and a more secure future. He has helped homeowners save over $20 million in electricity costs.


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