Entries Tagged 'Video' ↓

Here is a short documentary about the composer and experimental musician, Steve Reich. I love the man’s work and think he paved the way for a lot of modern experimental musicians. He’s been covered and sampled by a lot of modern artists and there are still people performing some of his most famous pieces. I found a sample essay, possibly better custom papers for medical papers.

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I’m sorry that I haven’t updated at all in a while. Between traveling, work, and being sick, I haven’t had much time.

Here’s a consolation prize:

Benoit Hardy-Vallée made a post over at his blog Natural Rationality about Sciencehack, a moderated science video aggregator.

Here are a few videos I’ve found on the site and hope you enjoy:

I generally find myself browsing YouTube only out of extreme boredom. It has replaced Solitaire, Snood, and a few other forms of mindless entertainment that have grasped my attention over the years. Since I got rid of the television, I occasionally find myself browsing and can’t remember why I started or how long it’s been. Of all my browsing, this video is probably the greatest thing I’ve ever seen: Our company offers term papers within any deadline day.

Update: Apparently YouTube took down the last video. Some kind soul has uploaded a new version.

Here is a video of an introduction speech for the class Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs given by Hal Abelson of MIT in 1986: