James Burke : Connections², E0910, 2 of 5 : "High Times" & "Déjà Vu" Watch Entire Show: More Shows: Episodes 9 and 10 of James Burke's Connections², which is the first of two sequels to the original Connections series. In this series, Mr. Burke continues his investigations into the interconnectedness of ideas and inventions that, usually serendipitously, led to important changes our modern-day world. The format has changed to 25 minute episodes with each episode less focused and much more free-form. Mr. Burke may take a particular historical figure and then expand on an array of subsequent, and important discoveries or inventions directly, or indirectly resulting from there, or else he may take several origins and show how they ultimately came together resulting in some unexpected consequence (as in Connections 1). From a K-web point of view, this series may be visually seen as type of random-walk exploration through "connection space" as a child may do on their first visit, perhaps before discovering a particular topic or thread they may wish to pursue in more detail. Visit k- for more information. See channel page for purchase options.
Rose By Any Other Name... Episode 1 "A pair of star-cross'd lovers" Meet Rose a comfortably out woman who identifies as lesbian who serendipitously meets Anthony a nice progressive straight man and both they and their friends are thrown in to comedic confusion when they unexpectedly find themselves falling for each other. Now you can rent the complete 1st Season of FenceSitter Films popular bi***ual romantic comedy 'Rose By Any Other Name . . .' and see all the episodes: Get it here: roseseason1 and here too Season 2 arrives next month, so now is the perfect time to catch up!
James Burke : Connections², E0506 : "Something for Nothing" & "Echos of the Past", 3 of 5 Watch Entire Show: More Shows: Episodes 5 and 6 of James Burke's Connections², which is the first of two sequels to the original Connections series. In this series, Mr. Burke continues his investigations into the interconnectedness of ideas and inventions that, usually serendipitously, led to important changes our modern-day world. The format has changed to 25 minute episodes with each episode less focused and much more free-form. Mr. Burke may take a particular historical figure and then expand on an array of subsequent, and important discoveries or inventions directly, or indirectly resulting from there, or else he may take several origins and show how they ultimately came together resulting in some unexpected consequence (as in Connections 1). From a K-web point of view, this series may be visually seen as type of random-walk exploration through "connection space" as a child may do on their first visit, perhaps before discovering a particular topic or thread they may wish to pursue in more detail. Visit k- for more information. See channel page for purchase options.
James Burke : Connections², E0708 : "Photo Finish" & "Separate Ways", 2 of 5 Watch Entire Show: More Shows: Episodes 7 and 8 of James Burke's Connections², which is the first of two sequels to the original Connections series. In this series, Mr. Burke continues his investigations into the interconnectedness of ideas and inventions that, usually serendipitously, led to important changes our modern-day world. The format has changed to 25 minute episodes with each episode less focused and much more free-form. Mr. Burke may take a particular historical figure and then expand on an array of subsequent, and important discoveries or inventions directly, or indirectly resulting from there, or else he may take several origins and show how they ultimately came together resulting in some unexpected consequence (as in Connections 1). From a K-web point of view, this series may be visually seen as type of random-walk exploration through "connection space" as a child may do on their first visit, perhaps before discovering a particular topic or thread they may wish to pursue in more detail. Visit k- for more information. See channel page for purchase options.
James Burke : Connections², E0708 : "Photo Finish" & "Separate Ways", 1 of 5 Watch Entire Show: More Shows: Episodes 7 and 8 of James Burke's Connections², which is the first of two sequels to the original Connections series. In this series, Mr. Burke continues his investigations into the interconnectedness of ideas and inventions that, usually serendipitously, led to important changes our modern-day world. The format has changed to 25 minute episodes with each episode less focused and much more free-form. Mr. Burke may take a particular historical figure and then expand on an array of subsequent, and important discoveries or inventions directly, or indirectly resulting from there, or else he may take several origins and show how they ultimately came together resulting in some unexpected consequence (as in Connections 1). From a K-web point of view, this series may be visually seen as type of random-walk exploration through "connection space" as a child may do on their first visit, perhaps before discovering a particular topic or thread they may wish to pursue in more detail. Visit k- for more information. See channel page for purchase options.
James Burke : Connections², E0910, 4 of 5 : "High Times" & "Déjà Vu" Watch Entire Show: More Shows: Episodes 9 and 10 of James Burke's Connections², which is the first of two sequels to the original Connections series. In this series, Mr. Burke continues his investigations into the interconnectedness of ideas and inventions that, usually serendipitously, led to important changes our modern-day world. The format has changed to 25 minute episodes with each episode less focused and much more free-form. Mr. Burke may take a particular historical figure and then expand on an array of subsequent, and important discoveries or inventions directly, or indirectly resulting from there, or else he may take several origins and show how they ultimately came together resulting in some unexpected consequence (as in Connections 1). From a K-web point of view, this series may be visually seen as type of random-walk exploration through "connection space" as a child may do on their first visit, perhaps before discovering a particular topic or thread they may wish to pursue in more detail. Visit k- for more information. See channel page for purchase options.
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James Burke : Connections², E0102, "Revolutions" & "Sentimental Journeys", 2 of 5 Watch Entire Show: More Shows: Episodes 1 and 2 of James Burke's Connections², which is the first of two sequels to the original Connections series. In this series, Mr. Burke continues his investigations into the interconnectedness of ideas and inventions that, usually serendipitously, led to important changes our modern-day world. The format has changed to 25 minute episodes with each episode less focused and much more free-form. Mr. Burke may take a particular historical figure and then expand on a vast array of subsequent, and important discoveries and inventions directly, or indirectly resulting from there, or he may take several origins and see how they ultimately come together resulting in some unexpected consequence (as in Connections 1). From a K-web point of view, this series may be visually seen as type of random walk exploration through "connection space" as a child may do on their first visit, perhaps before discovering a particular topic or thread they may wish to pursue in more detail. Visit k- for more information. See channel page for purchase options.
James Burke : Connections², E1112, 2 of 5 : "New Harmony" & "Hot Pickle" Watch Entire Show: More Shows: Episodes 11 and 12 of James Burke's Connections², which is the first of two sequels to the original Connections series. In this series, Mr. Burke continues his investigations into the interconnectedness of ideas and inventions that, usually serendipitously, led to important changes our modern-day world. The format has changed to 25 minute episodes with each episode less focused and much more free-form. Mr. Burke may take a particular historical figure and then expand on an array of subsequent, and important discoveries or inventions directly, or indirectly resulting from there, or else he may take several origins and show how they ultimately came together resulting in some unexpected consequence (as in Connections 1). From a K-web point of view, this series may be visually seen as type of random-walk exploration through "connection space" as a child may do on their first visit, perhaps before discovering a particular topic or thread they may wish to pursue in more detail. Visit k- for more information. See channel page for purchase options.
James Burke : Connections², E0304 , 3 of 5 : "Getting it Together" & "WhoDunit" Watch Entire Show: More Shows: Episodes 3 and 4 of James Burke's Connections², which is the first of two sequels to the original Connections series. In this series, Mr. Burke continues his investigations into the interconnectedness of ideas and inventions that, usually serendipitously, led to important changes our modern-day world. The format has changed to 25 minute episodes with each episode less focused and much more free-form. Mr. Burke may take a particular historical figure and then expand on a vast array of subsequent, and important discoveries and inventions directly, or indirectly resulting from there, or he may take several origins and see how they ultimately come together resulting in some unexpected consequence (as in Connections 1). From a K-web point of view, this series may be visually seen as type of random walk exploration through "connection space" as a child may do on their first visit, perhaps before discovering a particular topic or thread they may wish to pursue in more detail. Visit k- for more information. See channel page for purchase options.
James Burke : Connections², E0708 : "Photo Finish" & "Separate Ways", 3 of 5 Watch Entire Show: More Shows: Episodes 7 and 8 of James Burke's Connections², which is the first of two sequels to the original Connections series. In this series, Mr. Burke continues his investigations into the interconnectedness of ideas and inventions that, usually serendipitously, led to important changes our modern-day world. The format has changed to 25 minute episodes with each episode less focused and much more free-form. Mr. Burke may take a particular historical figure and then expand on an array of subsequent, and important discoveries or inventions directly, or indirectly resulting from there, or else he may take several origins and show how they ultimately came together resulting in some unexpected consequence (as in Connections 1). From a K-web point of view, this series may be visually seen as type of random-walk exploration through "connection space" as a child may do on their first visit, perhaps before discovering a particular topic or thread they may wish to pursue in more detail. Visit k- for more information. See channel page for purchase options.
James Burke : Connections², E0102, "Revolutions" & "Sentimental Journeys", 1 of 5 Watch Entire Show: More Shows: Episodes 1 and 2 of James Burke's Connections², which is the first of two sequels to the original Connections series. In this series, Mr. Burke continues his investigations into the interconnectedness of ideas and inventions that, usually serendipitously, led to important changes our modern-day world. The format has changed to 25 minute episodes with each episode less focused and much more free-form. Mr. Burke may take a particular historical figure and then expand on a vast array of subsequent, and important discoveries and inventions directly, or indirectly resulting from there, or he may take several origins and see how they ultimately come together resulting in some unexpected consequence (as in Connections 1). From a K-web point of view, this series may be visually seen as type of random walk exploration through "connection space" as a child may do on their first visit, perhaps before discovering a particular topic or thread they may wish to pursue in more detail. Visit k- for more information. See channel page for purchase options.
James Burke : Connections², E1516, 2 of 5 : "Making Waves" & "Routes" Watch Entire Show: More Shows: Episodes 15 and 16 of James Burke's Connections², which is the first of two sequels to the original Connections series. In this series, Mr. Burke continues his investigations into the interconnectedness of ideas and inventions that, usually serendipitously, led to important changes our modern-day world. The format has changed to 25 minute episodes with each episode less focused and much more free-form. Mr. Burke may take a particular historical figure and then expand on an array of subsequent, and important discoveries or inventions directly, or indirectly resulting from there, or else he may take several origins and show how they ultimately came together resulting in some unexpected consequence (as in Connections 1). From a K-web point of view, this series may be visually seen as type of random-walk exploration through "connection space" as a child may do on their first visit, perhaps before discovering a particular topic or thread they may wish to pursue in more detail. Visit k- for more information. See channel page for purchase options.
Recording Southern with Apogee ONE and GiO After serendipitously meeting Apogee rep Stephen Bright while street performing in Belfast, Ireland, Southern's raw talent and autonomy made the musical trio obvious candidates for Apogee's ONE and GiO. Stephen shortly after introduced them to ONE, which they immediately became familiar with while using it to record demos and new material for their website. Recently, the members of Southern flew to Los Angeles, visited Apogee's headquarters and spent the afternoon capturing on video the steps of recording world-class audio using ONE's internal microphone and GiO's MIDI controller function and 1/4 inch guitar input for maximum efficiency. In this video, siblings Thom and Lucy Southern join their friend and band-member Jonny Lee on percussion to demonstrate just how easy it is to record an entire song with Apogee. To learn more about Southern, check out their website at:
James Burke : Connections², E0304 , 5 of 5: "Getting it Together" & "WhoDunit" Watch Entire Show: More Shows: Episodes 3 and 4 of James Burke's Connections², which is the first of two sequels to the original Connections series. In this series, Mr. Burke continues his investigations into the interconnectedness of ideas and inventions that, usually serendipitously, led to important changes our modern-day world. The format has changed to 25 minute episodes with each episode less focused and much more free-form. Mr. Burke may take a particular historical figure and then expand on a vast array of subsequent, and important discoveries and inventions directly, or indirectly resulting from there, or he may take several origins and see how they ultimately come together resulting in some unexpected consequence (as in Connections 1). From a K-web point of view, this series may be visually seen as type of random walk exploration through "connection space" as a child may do on their first visit, perhaps before discovering a particular topic or thread they may wish to pursue in more detail. Visit k- for more information. See channel page for purchase options.
James Burke : Connections², E0304, 1 of 5 : "Getting it Together"&"WhoDunit" Watch Entire Show: More Shows: Episodes 3 and 4 of James Burke's Connections², which is the first of two sequels to the original Connections series. In this series, Mr. Burke continues his investigations into the interconnectedness of ideas and inventions that, usually serendipitously, led to important changes our modern-day world. The format has changed to 25 minute episodes with each episode less focused and much more free-form. Mr. Burke may take a particular historical figure and then expand on a vast array of subsequent, and important discoveries and inventions directly, or indirectly resulting from there, or he may take several origins and see how they ultimately come together resulting in some unexpected consequence (as in Connections 1). From a K-web point of view, this series may be visually seen as type of random walk exploration through "connection space" as a child may do on their first visit, perhaps before discovering a particular topic or thread they may wish to pursue in more detail. Visit k- for more information. See channel page for purchase options.
The Law of Attraction "We all need permission for whatever it is we want to do, especially when it comes to money, especially to be rich," says Madeleine Kay, founder of The Living Serendipitously Institute and Living Serendipitously Enterprises, and best-selling author of the book Serendipity-The Law of Attraction In Action: How to Get Rich (or anything else you want) in 6 Really Easy Steps. The problem is that the dream of pursuing wealth seems to be something reserved only for fairytales and the extremely lucky. By following these three proactive steps, you can be on your way to achieving your dreams of an affluent life. ~*~Admit Your Dreams~*~ With labels like "filthy rich" and "obscenely wealthy", it is no wonder you may not want to be rich. After all, who wants to be obscene or filthy? Yet, wealth can bring prosperity and happiness to those who achieve yet. If you are seeking your chance at riches, the first step is to admit to yourself that your dreams exist, and that you do in fact desire to become wealthier. ~*~Accept Your Dreams~*~ After admitting your dreams exist, the next step is accepting them. It is perfectly okay for you to want to become wealthy, and your life will improve dramatically as a result. The only permission you need to have and pursue your dreams is from yourself. It does not make you fickle or materialistic to pursue a more successful life. By accepting that there is nothing wrong with having your dreams, you give yourself permission to achieve them. ~*~Pursue Your ...
James Burke : Connections², E0910, 1 of 5 : "High Times" & "Déjà Vu" Watch Entire Show: More Shows: Episodes 9 and 10 of James Burke's Connections², which is the first of two sequels to the original Connections series. In this series, Mr. Burke continues his investigations into the interconnectedness of ideas and inventions that, usually serendipitously, led to important changes our modern-day world. The format has changed to 25 minute episodes with each episode less focused and much more free-form. Mr. Burke may take a particular historical figure and then expand on an array of subsequent, and important discoveries or inventions directly, or indirectly resulting from there, or else he may take several origins and show how they ultimately came together resulting in some unexpected consequence (as in Connections 1). From a K-web point of view, this series may be visually seen as type of random-walk exploration through "connection space" as a child may do on their first visit, perhaps before discovering a particular topic or thread they may wish to pursue in more detail. Visit k- for more information. See channel page for purchase options.
James Burke : Connections², E1516, 1 of 5 : "Making Waves" & "Routes" Watch Entire Show: More Shows: Episodes 15 and 16 of James Burke's Connections², which is the first of two sequels to the original Connections series. In this series, Mr. Burke continues his investigations into the interconnectedness of ideas and inventions that, usually serendipitously, led to important changes our modern-day world. The format has changed to 25 minute episodes with each episode less focused and much more free-form. Mr. Burke may take a particular historical figure and then expand on an array of subsequent, and important discoveries or inventions directly, or indirectly resulting from there, or else he may take several origins and show how they ultimately came together resulting in some unexpected consequence (as in Connections 1). From a K-web point of view, this series may be visually seen as type of random-walk exploration through "connection space" as a child may do on their first visit, perhaps before discovering a particular topic or thread they may wish to pursue in more detail. Visit k- for more information. See channel page for purchase options.
James Burke : Connections², E1516, 3 of 5 : "Making Waves" & "Routes" Watch Entire Show: More Shows: Episodes 15 and 16 of James Burke's Connections², which is the first of two sequels to the original Connections series. In this series, Mr. Burke continues his investigations into the interconnectedness of ideas and inventions that, usually serendipitously, led to important changes our modern-day world. The format has changed to 25 minute episodes with each episode less focused and much more free-form. Mr. Burke may take a particular historical figure and then expand on an array of subsequent, and important discoveries or inventions directly, or indirectly resulting from there, or else he may take several origins and show how they ultimately came together resulting in some unexpected consequence (as in Connections 1). From a K-web point of view, this series may be visually seen as type of random-walk exploration through "connection space" as a child may do on their first visit, perhaps before discovering a particular topic or thread they may wish to pursue in more detail. Visit k- for more information. See channel page for purchase options.
A Jazz Etude - Serendipitously Surreal In this serendipitously surreal short "A Jazz Etude," tap dance extrordinaire Billy Burt dances up a storm in top hat, tuxedo tail and cane. Is he floating? And that screwy soundtrack ... a mishmash of 'Flight of the Bumblebee,' ragtime fills, and 1930's jazz cliches, is remeniscent of Carl Stalling or Raymond Scott. Still, I doubt they ever arranged any composition to include a single piano accompanied by 4 double-basses and tap dancer. See more at:
James Burke : Connections², E0910, 3 of 5 : "High Times" & "Déjà Vu" Watch Entire Show: More Shows: Episodes 9 and 10 of James Burke's Connections², which is the first of two sequels to the original Connections series. In this series, Mr. Burke continues his investigations into the interconnectedness of ideas and inventions that, usually serendipitously, led to important changes our modern-day world. The format has changed to 25 minute episodes with each episode less focused and much more free-form. Mr. Burke may take a particular historical figure and then expand on an array of subsequent, and important discoveries or inventions directly, or indirectly resulting from there, or else he may take several origins and show how they ultimately came together resulting in some unexpected consequence (as in Connections 1). From a K-web point of view, this series may be visually seen as type of random-walk exploration through "connection space" as a child may do on their first visit, perhaps before discovering a particular topic or thread they may wish to pursue in more detail. Visit k- for more information. See channel page for purchase options.
Breakfast@Tiffany's2008 teaser/trailer Holly Golightly, the female personification of "Happy Golucky," came to the big city to escape her white-trailer trash beginnings and to chase her dream of a better life. Instead, she finds more of the same-but with money. Will Paul Varjak, in preaching the gospel of personal accountability, help her to finally discover the dream of her true self? -Set in 2010 LA, with Paul Varjak, a painter and Holly Golightly as a bon-vivante socialite, living in Culver City loft apt's. NOTE - MENU CURRENTLY NON FUNCTIONAL- We're working on it; check back later for full trailer. Written and directed by M. Christian Edited by Daniel Wall. Starring Carolyn Christian, "Cat" and Earl Chaney. Books could (and will) be written about the mystical, supernatural, serendipitous events surrounding this project, still in development. To disclose two of many- we (serendipitously) met a former studio head at the DGA at an event; turned out that he was running Paramount when they were retaining their rights to the novella in the late 80's AND that Par had ditched an early 90's re-make w Meg Ryan and Woody Harrelson (although he's a great actor, we personally don't think he'd have been right for this role-not even close). Months earlier, needing an orange Tabby for our trailer, we ran into one on a neighborhood sidewalk in Woodland Hills, about a mile away from our house, on our daily physiospiritual exercises..the cat appeared to want to follow us home- was it a stray? We left a note on a car it slept ...
James Burke : Connections², E0506 : "Something for Nothing" & "Echos of the Past", 1 of 5 Watch Entire Show: More Shows: Episodes 5 and 6 of James Burke's Connections², which is the first of two sequels to the original Connections series. In this series, Mr. Burke continues his investigations into the interconnectedness of ideas and inventions that, usually serendipitously, led to important changes our modern-day world. The format has changed to 25 minute episodes with each episode less focused and much more free-form. Mr. Burke may take a particular historical figure and then expand on an array of subsequent, and important discoveries or inventions directly, or indirectly resulting from there, or else he may take several origins and show how they ultimately came together resulting in some unexpected consequence (as in Connections 1). From a K-web point of view, this series may be visually seen as type of random-walk exploration through "connection space" as a child may do on their first visit, perhaps before discovering a particular topic or thread they may wish to pursue in more detail. Visit k- for more information. See channel page for purchase options.
James Burke : Connections², E0910, 5 of 5 : "High Times" & "Déjà Vu" Watch Entire Show: More Shows: Episodes 9 and 10 of James Burke's Connections², which is the first of two sequels to the original Connections series. In this series, Mr. Burke continues his investigations into the interconnectedness of ideas and inventions that, usually serendipitously, led to important changes our modern-day world. The format has changed to 25 minute episodes with each episode less focused and much more free-form. Mr. Burke may take a particular historical figure and then expand on an array of subsequent, and important discoveries or inventions directly, or indirectly resulting from there, or else he may take several origins and show how they ultimately came together resulting in some unexpected consequence (as in Connections 1). From a K-web point of view, this series may be visually seen as type of random-walk exploration through "connection space" as a child may do on their first visit, perhaps before discovering a particular topic or thread they may wish to pursue in more detail. Visit k- for more information. See channel page for purchase options.
Flobots - Handlebars (ASL) I might re-do the song. This vid was supposed to just be me getting some ideas out of my head onto tape so I wouldn't forget. I was going to improve on it when I had a minute, but I kinda like how it serendipitously came together the first time. You'll notice I'm playing with concepts in my head, that process slows down my production at times (ie concept for + nuclear power vs. - nuclear warfare). Regardless, this is an incredibly deep, multi-layered song with a lot of hidden, historical, allegoric lyrics - I hope you'll enjoy the interpretation, cheers. lml/
James Burke : Connections², E0304 , 2 of 5 : "Getting it Together" & "WhoDunit" Watch Entire Show: More Shows: Episodes 3 and 4 of James Burke's Connections², which is the first of two sequels to the original Connections series. In this series, Mr. Burke continues his investigations into the interconnectedness of ideas and inventions that, usually serendipitously, led to important changes our modern-day world. The format has changed to 25 minute episodes with each episode less focused and much more free-form. Mr. Burke may take a particular historical figure and then expand on a vast array of subsequent, and important discoveries and inventions directly, or indirectly resulting from there, or he may take several origins and see how they ultimately come together resulting in some unexpected consequence (as in Connections 1). From a K-web point of view, this series may be visually seen as type of random walk exploration through "connection space" as a child may do on their first visit, perhaps before discovering a particular topic or thread they may wish to pursue in more detail. Visit k- for more information. See channel page for purchase options.
James Burke : Connections², E0304 , 4 of 5 : "Getting it Together" & "WhoDunit" Watch Entire Show: More Shows: Episodes 3 and 4 of James Burke's Connections², which is the first of two sequels to the original Connections series. In this series, Mr. Burke continues his investigations into the interconnectedness of ideas and inventions that, usually serendipitously, led to important changes our modern-day world. The format has changed to 25 minute episodes with each episode less focused and much more free-form. Mr. Burke may take a particular historical figure and then expand on a vast array of subsequent, and important discoveries and inventions directly, or indirectly resulting from there, or he may take several origins and see how they ultimately come together resulting in some unexpected consequence (as in Connections 1). From a K-web point of view, this series may be visually seen as type of random walk exploration through "connection space" as a child may do on their first visit, perhaps before discovering a particular topic or thread they may wish to pursue in more detail. Visit k- for more information. See channel page for purchase options.
Serendipitously Finding a Place to Stay in Guanajuato, Mexico [Day 43] My Couch Surfing plans fell through, but I met someone on the street that offered me a place to stay.
James Burke : Connections², E0102, "Revolutions" & "Sentimental Journeys", 3 of 5 Watch Entire Show: More Shows: Episodes 1 and 2 of James Burke's Connections², which is the first of two sequels to the original Connections series. In this series, Mr. Burke continues his investigations into the interconnectedness of ideas and inventions that, usually serendipitously, led to important changes our modern-day world. The format has changed to 25 minute episodes with each episode less focused and much more free-form. Mr. Burke may take a particular historical figure and then expand on a vast array of subsequent, and important discoveries and inventions directly, or indirectly resulting from there, or he may take several origins and see how they ultimately come together resulting in some unexpected consequence (as in Connections 1). From a K-web point of view, this series may be visually seen as type of random walk exploration through "connection space" as a child may do on their first visit, perhaps before discovering a particular topic or thread they may wish to pursue in more detail. Visit k- for more information. See channel page for purchase options.
James Burke : Connections², E1112, 3 of 5 : "New Harmony" & "Hot Pickle" Watch Entire Show: More Shows: Episodes 11 and 12 of James Burke's Connections², which is the first of two sequels to the original Connections series. In this series, Mr. Burke continues his investigations into the interconnectedness of ideas and inventions that, usually serendipitously, led to important changes our modern-day world. The format has changed to 25 minute episodes with each episode less focused and much more free-form. Mr. Burke may take a particular historical figure and then expand on an array of subsequent, and important discoveries or inventions directly, or indirectly resulting from there, or else he may take several origins and show how they ultimately came together resulting in some unexpected consequence (as in Connections 1). From a K-web point of view, this series may be visually seen as type of random-walk exploration through "connection space" as a child may do on their first visit, perhaps before discovering a particular topic or thread they may wish to pursue in more detail. Visit k- for more information. See channel page for purchase options.
James Burke : Connections², E0102, "Revolutions" & "Sentimental Journeys", 4 of 5 Watch Entire Show: More Shows: Episodes 1 and 2 of James Burke's Connections², which is the first of two sequels to the original Connections series. In this series, Mr. Burke continues his investigations into the interconnectedness of ideas and inventions that, usually serendipitously, led to important changes our modern-day world. The format has changed to 25 minute episodes with each episode less focused and much more free-form. Mr. Burke may take a particular historical figure and then expand on a vast array of subsequent, and important discoveries and inventions directly, or indirectly resulting from there, or he may take several origins and see how they ultimately come together resulting in some unexpected consequence (as in Connections 1). From a K-web point of view, this series may be visually seen as type of random walk exploration through "connection space" as a child may do on their first visit, perhaps before discovering a particular topic or thread they may wish to pursue in more detail. Visit k- for more information. See channel page for purchase options.
James Burke : Connections², E0506 : "Something for Nothing" & "Echos of the Past", 2 of 5 Watch Entire Show: More Shows: Episodes 5 and 6 of James Burke's Connections², which is the first of two sequels to the original Connections series. In this series, Mr. Burke continues his investigations into the interconnectedness of ideas and inventions that, usually serendipitously, led to important changes our modern-day world. The format has changed to 25 minute episodes with each episode less focused and much more free-form. Mr. Burke may take a particular historical figure and then expand on an array of subsequent, and important discoveries or inventions directly, or indirectly resulting from there, or else he may take several origins and show how they ultimately came together resulting in some unexpected consequence (as in Connections 1). From a K-web point of view, this series may be visually seen as type of random-walk exploration through "connection space" as a child may do on their first visit, perhaps before discovering a particular topic or thread they may wish to pursue in more detail. Visit k- for more information. See channel page for purchase options.
James Burke : Connections², E1112, 1 of 5 : "New Harmony" & "Hot Pickle" Watch Entire Show: More Shows: Episodes 11 and 12 of James Burke's Connections², which is the first of two sequels to the original Connections series. In this series, Mr. Burke continues his investigations into the interconnectedness of ideas and inventions that, usually serendipitously, led to important changes our modern-day world. The format has changed to 25 minute episodes with each episode less focused and much more free-form. Mr. Burke may take a particular historical figure and then expand on an array of subsequent, and important discoveries or inventions directly, or indirectly resulting from there, or else he may take several origins and show how they ultimately came together resulting in some unexpected consequence (as in Connections 1). From a K-web point of view, this series may be visually seen as type of random-walk exploration through "connection space" as a child may do on their first visit, perhaps before discovering a particular topic or thread they may wish to pursue in more detail. Visit k- for more information. See channel page for purchase options.
James Burke : Connections², E1718 : "One Word" & "Sign Here", 1 of 5 Watch Entire Show: More Shows: Episodes 17 and 18 of James Burke's Connections², which is the first of two sequels to the original Connections series. In this series, Mr. Burke continues his investigations into the interconnectedness of ideas and inventions that, usually serendipitously, led to important changes our modern-day world. The format has changed to 25 minute episodes with each episode less focused and much more free-form. Mr. Burke may take a particular historical figure and then expand on an array of subsequent, and important discoveries or inventions directly, or indirectly resulting from there, or else he may take several origins and show how they ultimately came together resulting in some unexpected consequence (as in Connections 1). From a K-web point of view, this series may be visually seen as type of random-walk exploration through "connection space" as a child may do on their first visit, perhaps before discovering a particular topic or thread they may wish to pursue in more detail. Visit k- for more information. See channel page for purchase options.
I JUST SERENDIPITOUSLY SAW TAYLOR MALI This video is called I just SERENDIPITOUSLY saw Taylor Mali because I just saw noted poet, Taylor Mali here at the Omega Institute and I was thinking about him earlier. Anyway, It was quite the Joyous moment that included an audience of 5 Africans! I swear we didn't plan any of this and it really just happened. ask him. So I decided to compose a Kanjira solo of the occasion from a rhythm and poets perspective. ENJOY! - Iyeoka
TR Cutting School -Shingo Sato in Action TR Master class at London Central Saint Martins 10/11/2010London (Filmed by Julian Roberts) TR technique is a more intuitive, organic design process than the conventional +1/-1 mathematical based pattern cutting systems you may be used to. TR technique allows through trial and error, the discovery of chanced upon happy mistakes. By trying to figure out tricky design combinations, or by alternating your vantage points you can serendipitously arrive at unforeseen creative solutions or even more Avant Garde destinations than were originally foreseen. Sometimes you might completely mess up and sometimes these mistakes will be a much better end result than what you were hoping to achieve; they may very well replace your initial idea, becoming the new unforeseen outcome to your trials. Perhaps you might set out to challenge conventional rules further and set yourself many more goals and trials! Do not assume your first toile is the only outcome when you first try out the TR concept, as many more prototypes could become promising solutions. These prototypes could also become potential sources of inspiration setting you off in other inquisitive directions. The aim really is to experiment and base your research on the most promising and appropriate prototypes that are relevant to your initial project brief. Shingo Sato
James Burke : Connections², E1920 : "Better Than The Real Thing" & "Flexible Response", 1 of 5 Watch Entire Show: More Shows: Episodes 19 and 20 (conclusion) of James Burke's Connections², which is the first of two sequels to the original Connections series. In this series, Mr. Burke continues his investigations into the interconnectedness of ideas and inventions that, usually serendipitously, led to important changes our modern-day world. The format has changed to 25 minute episodes with each episode less focused and much more free-form. Mr. Burke may take a particular historical figure and then expand on an array of subsequent, and important discoveries or inventions directly, or indirectly resulting from there, or else he may take several origins and show how they ultimately came together resulting in some unexpected consequence (as in Connections 1). From a K-web point of view, this series may be visually seen as type of random-walk exploration through "connection space" as a child may do on their first visit, perhaps before discovering a particular topic or thread they may wish to pursue in more detail. Visit k- for more information. See channel page for purchase options.
TR Cutting School -Shingo Sato en Action à Paris La Technique TR démonstration à Atelier Chardon Savard Paris 19/11/2010 Paris TR technique is a more intuitive, organic design process than the conventional +1/-1 mathematical based pattern cutting systems you may be used to. TR technique allows through trial and error, the discovery of chanced upon happy mistakes. By trying to figure out tricky design combinations, or by alternating your vantage points you can serendipitously arrive at unforeseen creative solutions or even more Avant Garde destinations than were originally foreseen. Sometimes you might completely mess up and sometimes these mistakes will be a much better end result than what you were hoping to achieve; they may very well replace your initial idea, becoming the new unforeseen outcome to your trials. Perhaps you might set out to challenge conventional rules further and set yourself many more goals and trials! Do not assume your first toile is the only outcome when you first try out the TR concept, as many more prototypes could become promising solutions. These prototypes could also become potential sources of inspiration setting you off in other inquisitive directions. The aim really is to experiment and base your research on the most promising and appropriate prototypes that are relevant to your initial project brief.
James Burke : Connections², E1314 : "The Big Spin" & "Bright Ideas", 1 of 5 Watch Entire Show: More Shows: Episodes 13 and 14 of James Burke's Connections², which is the first of two sequels to the original Connections series. In this series, Mr. Burke continues his investigations into the interconnectedness of ideas and inventions that, usually serendipitously, led to important changes our modern-day world. The format has changed to 25 minute episodes with each episode less focused and much more free-form. Mr. Burke may take a particular historical figure and then expand on an array of subsequent, and important discoveries or inventions directly, or indirectly resulting from there, or else he may take several origins and show how they ultimately came together resulting in some unexpected consequence (as in Connections 1). From a K-web point of view, this series may be visually seen as type of random-walk exploration through "connection space" as a child may do on their first visit, perhaps before discovering a particular topic or thread they may wish to pursue in more detail. Visit k- for more information. See channel page for purchase options.
James Burke : Connections², E1112, 4 of 5 : "New Harmony" & "Hot Pickle" Watch Entire Show: More Shows: Episodes 11 and 12 of James Burke's Connections², which is the first of two sequels to the original Connections series. In this series, Mr. Burke continues his investigations into the interconnectedness of ideas and inventions that, usually serendipitously, led to important changes our modern-day world. The format has changed to 25 minute episodes with each episode less focused and much more free-form. Mr. Burke may take a particular historical figure and then expand on an array of subsequent, and important discoveries or inventions directly, or indirectly resulting from there, or else he may take several origins and show how they ultimately came together resulting in some unexpected consequence (as in Connections 1). From a K-web point of view, this series may be visually seen as type of random-walk exploration through "connection space" as a child may do on their first visit, perhaps before discovering a particular topic or thread they may wish to pursue in more detail. Visit k- for more information. See channel page for purchase options.
James Burke : Connections², E1718 : "One Word" & "Sign Here", 2 of 5 Watch Entire Show: More Shows: Episodes 17 and 18 of James Burke's Connections², which is the first of two sequels to the original Connections series. In this series, Mr. Burke continues his investigations into the interconnectedness of ideas and inventions that, usually serendipitously, led to important changes our modern-day world. The format has changed to 25 minute episodes with each episode less focused and much more free-form. Mr. Burke may take a particular historical figure and then expand on an array of subsequent, and important discoveries or inventions directly, or indirectly resulting from there, or else he may take several origins and show how they ultimately came together resulting in some unexpected consequence (as in Connections 1). From a K-web point of view, this series may be visually seen as type of random-walk exploration through "connection space" as a child may do on their first visit, perhaps before discovering a particular topic or thread they may wish to pursue in more detail. Visit k- for more information. See channel page for purchase options.
inveneo: inveneo: Who? RT @edjez: It is always nice to run serendipitously into an @inveneo dude when in Africa
devonianh: devonianh: @craftydevon So whatcha working on that you're serendipitously finding amazing design solutions?
vruba: vruba: Failed Geoloqi intercept attempts: 1. Friends run into serendipitously: 2. Come to Could Seven and watch me debug. #pdx
kittencaboodles: kittencaboodles: I like that I have 69 followers and am following 69 others. Thats serendipitously ***y.
chrisgrover: chrisgrover: If I have a kid out there somewhere I hope he is serendipitously rocking these: http://t.co/iFC1fEsU
DSweets_: DSweets_: words i like #serendipitously
tberkman: tberkman: I was just looking for a comedy to watch and serendipitously stumbled upon the Republican debate...
MusingsOnOther: MusingsOnOther: @dizzy_ladybug Hi sweets. YES! I got a new job! And it's serendipitously perfect for me, allowing me time for the practice AND RedCross
Haonavy: Haonavy: Weird #confession: I get great amusement from people serendipitously walking to the beat of music only I can hear (in my car/headphones).
edjez: edjez: It is always nice to run serendipitously into an @inveneo dude when in Africa
tinsel10: tinsel10: Serendipitously found myself by the Thames. North of it of course.
spendyal: spendyal: Accidentally enabled AirPlay from 10 floors and two blocks away. Serendipitously amazed too.
chessmaster34: chessmaster34: @2thank "But a fool who ends up in the wrong line and then walks with the wise serendipitously can still change".
Farctum: Farctum: @Stukingping I love it when two tweets come together serendipitously
misssehej: misssehej: @serenaanam i'm studying currently but i may not be in class tomorrow due to a sickness that will plague me serendipitously
alsnyder02: alsnyder02: Oh the irony! RT @mobtownblues Serendipitously, and apropos of our discussion, #whiteprivilege is trending.
mobtownblues: mobtownblues: .@alsnyder02 @kbladow Serendipitously, and apropos of our discussion, #whiteprivilege is trending.
jerksinyourarea: jerksinyourarea: Did the first glory hole happen serendipitously?
drelly: drelly: RT @jakestavis: "Ur*** was essentially discovered serendipitously" #astronomytweets #classicur***jokes
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BadsvilleBroad: BadsvilleBroad: @KyleMacRae @allanguthrie You have some great stuff for Blasted Heath. Serendipitously, I finished @damienseaman 's Emma Gross today. Great!
philblogs: philblogs: Reading Reformation thriller Q in tandem with A History Of Christianity is so serendipitously pleasing.
Susan_424: Susan_424: @SusieFierce You are me!I found this article serendipitously during an insomniac moment.But, it's going to be a long day, so I'd better go!
cankerbane: cankerbane: my system that I sketched out is serendipitously coming together. #hallelujah
ShannaVasques: ShannaVasques: In an announcement serendipitously timed to coincide with the last, gasping vestiges of what once was the American dream, U
jqln: jqln: Serendipitously watching Zach give a talk at the creator's project!
pageman: pageman: Hanging out serendipitously with Coach @zvillarin and her GCF buddies at Red Mango @notsofoodie @hotcakesupdate
SpittingStars: SpittingStars: it is shared by the moon and stars shining in this serendipitously clear twilight; cold breath in the air #dawnchrous
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Mukgtine: Mukgtine: one of the best feelings is serendipitously meeting someone. its even better when you realize youre only separated by 1 degree
sjohnnyjung: sjohnnyjung: I love it when I serendipitously find a $100 bill on the floor in my room. Now where is my wallet…..
christinuviel: christinuviel: Omar Gummin’ http://t.co/k2FgQVOq via @regretsy Serendipitously, here's a new and #thewire themed Regretsy post! XD
SowTomorrow: SowTomorrow: @NickHeyward Serendipitously discovered some of my CD singles of you earlier. Happy listening. I love "Dear Miss Finland", lovely track.
giepratiwi: giepratiwi: Regarding the 'charity' from the company,although feel very unwillingly, but had to thanks,bcs of their serendipitously,taught SJ to cherish
ROHvCotswolds: ROHvCotswolds: @RuthElleson @jsdhenderson I went straight online after arriving home from first time, serendipitously TWO gt SCS were there for final show!
sunburstsam: sunburstsam: Car conked out, serendipitously near a coffee shop at coffee o'clock!
bfe242: bfe242: Absolute awesomest thing about Twitter so far: serendipitously discovering drunk live tweeting of Republican debate by @amaeryllis
veganbakesale: veganbakesale: Serendipitously ran into @theroyalacademy and ended up having an awesome random evening. Good times.
GraigMeyer: GraigMeyer: @charlesdahan The male register of deeds in that video is a friend of mine. I have an amazing story about serendipitously helping plan that.
kevingashley: kevingashley: Mention of PLASYD by @cardcc led me serendipitously to hopl.murdoch.edu.au. Fascinating history of prog langs. Hours could be wasted there!
melindamassie: melindamassie: @cdils Awesome! I love serendipitously perfect timing.
abbytmiller: abbytmiller: @eugenio_vargas I'm about to get on an E! Maybe I'll serendipitously see it!
treeandkimball: treeandkimball: Impromptu lunch date with hubs at rotisseur thanks to a serendipitously-timed grocery run. Score!
glowglutenfree: glowglutenfree: So fun! RT @QuinnAsteak: serendipitously met @glowglutenfree at @YourBellaLife & made this masterpiece together http://t.co/WdnfGlt9
levitatingcat: levitatingcat: I absolutely detest #Google Search's forced location setting. I like to surf the 'net serendipitously, not get herded into a region lock.
JLPacifico: JLPacifico: finished Serendipitously Rich by Madeleine Kay et al. and gave it 5 stars http://t.co/dJYuDs4f #Kindle
punkingirl138: punkingirl138: I meant to tweet this yesterday: American Horror Story on FX is amazing. FX has some awesome shows. I'm serendipitously impressed.
citysage: citysage: Fascinating at 5 am: a measuring cup serendipitously balanced in a cup of coffee. http://t.co/2Ta4T69d
lucmaxwell: lucmaxwell: @ahxcjb @_RosieT Nope, but serendipitously we were in the same bar last night...
KPondikou: KPondikou: Four days off serendipitously!
syzy6y: syzy6y: ... and to tweet that previous message, I serendipitously learned how to use codes for α and β FTW
evianwordflu: evianwordflu: @West_Van You have great taste. Next time, we serendipitously bump into each other, we should put one in the air.
wdonohue: wdonohue: Finished the olive from my martini, serendipitously, the iOS5 download is done. Also, wondering where the #iOS5 spammers are.
tech_gaming: tech_gaming: @CheapyD It was serendipitously profound then! Four page instruction booklet with control map isn't helping me.
Biscuit90: Biscuit90: this journal uses the word serendipitously #win
noelito: noelito: found about this serendipitously meeting @dougald http://t.co/TSF1rk2v by @spacemakers top stuff!
iamsunshine78: iamsunshine78: Curious Coincedences: http://t.co/MWKHgqNp What a serendipitously beautiful collection of words!
BisonRevival: BisonRevival: If the tigers aren't gonna take this seriously, neither am I. I have enough stress. But, serendipitously, we'll ALL be free by the weekend!
viedelaphoto: viedelaphoto: Just hatched, and serendipitously found this at the bottom of a bucket... Thanks for the vote of confidence anonymous. http://t.co/xBCPEGkt
Wifemother***: Wifemother***: Unbelievable! Husband sneaked out to Copita too! Probably the most serendipitously romantic thing we've ever done!
QuinnAsteak: QuinnAsteak: serendipitously met @glowglutenfree at a @YourBellaLife shoot & made this masterpiece together http://t.co/HNAdlZ20 HAPPY PUMPKIN PIE DAY!
markwfoden: markwfoden: "Five Must-Reads for Tackling Complex Problems" http://t.co/b0Gs0ov6 #hbr one (serendipitously) for @Misterbrowne
AmyWithAWhy: AmyWithAWhy: Appreciate the ad for the Toronto Rape Crisis Centre that serendipitously appeared at the bottom of the new Tyler,The Creator vid on youtube
lexishapiro: lexishapiro: This is just how serendipitously close to an auto repair shop I was when my battery died a few mins ago: http://t.co/SXhtH09p