Top Classical Music

#1. Beethoven - Symphony No. 5: I (1808) #2. Tchaikovsky - 1812 Overture (1880) #3. Mozart - Eine Kleine Nachtmusik: Allegro (1787) #4. Bach - Toccata And Fugue In D Minor (1707) #5. Rossini - William Tell Overture (1829) #6. Pachelbel - Canon In D (1694) #7. Strauss - Blue Danube (1866) #8. Orff - Carmina Burana: O Fortuna (1936) #9. Strauss, R - Also Sprach Zarathustra (1896)   #10. Offenbach - Orpheus In The Underworld: Infernal Galop (1858) #11. Handel - Messiah:...

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Test For Creativity

1. Alternative Uses Developed by J.P. Guilford in 1967, the Alternative Uses Test stretches your creativity by giving you two minutes to think of as many uses as possible for an everyday object like a chair, coffee mug, or brick. Here’s a sample brainstorm for “paper clip” uses: ·         Hold papers together ·         Cufflinks ·         Earrings ·         Imitation mini-trombone ·         Thing you use to push that emergency restart button...

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Arepo Simulation of Galaxy Formation

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Ben Gazzara Performs Charles Bukowski’s Poem

Ben Gazzara performs Charles Bukowski’s poem “Style,” from Marco Ferreri’s film Tales of Ordinary Madness: Style is the answer to everything A fresh way to approach a dull or dangerous  thing To do a dull thing with style is preferable to doing a dangerous thing without it To do a dangerous thing with style, is what I call art Bullfighting can be an art Boxing can be an art Loving can be an art Opening a can of sardines can be an art Not many have style Not many can keep style I have seen dogs with more style than men Although not many dogs have style Cats have it with abundance When Hemingway put his brains to the wall with a shotgun, that was style For sometimes people give you style Joan of Arc had style John the Baptist Christ Socrates Caesar García Lorca I have met men in jail...

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Google Employee Creates ‘memorable’ Googleplex Rap Video

Google likes to let us all know that it is a fun place to work. The company, and its employees, do it all the time. There is even a company policy which states that its employees only have to work 80% of the time, and can spend the rest of the 20% doing whatever they want. Well, we hope this rap by Google employee Andrew Fink is what they do with that 20% of free time over there, because it is both the best and worst thing we have seen (and heard) in a long while. Andrew Fink works out of the New York City Google office, and we guess this is how the employees spend their time. It’d be amusing if this rap was part of their 80% and not their 20%, and that this kind of thing is officially sanctioned work integral to the Google business model, but that’s unfortunately probably...

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Google's Vint Cerf explains why Facebook's real-name requirement is flawed

When he's not theorizing about chatting with aliens over the internet, computer science visionary Vint Cerf maintains a day job at Google as a vice president and the company's chief internet evangelist. The "father of the internet" was recently asked about Google's stance on real-name authentication, a system that requires users to publicly go by their proper name on the internet. Thus far Google has gently pushed users to display their real name on Google+ and the company's other services, but it hasn't backed away from traditional usernames / pseudonyms, either. Cerf thinks that's the right approach. "Using real names is useful, he...

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Apple considered calling iPhone the ‘Telepod’, ‘Mobi’, ‘iPad’, or ‘Tripod’, former Apple ad man reveals

At an event at the University of Arizona’s Department of Marketing, former Apple advertising lead Ken Segall has shared some additional details into the naming behind Apple’s massively popular smartphone. While Apple ended up calling its industry-changing smartphone the “iPhone,” Apple considered a few other names. Our own Scott Buscemi was on the ground at the event, and he has shared the details for this article. In addition to iPhone, Apple considered “Telepod,” “Mobi,” “Tripod,” and “iPad.” More details below: “Telepod:” According to Segall, Apple considered calling the device “Telepod” because it sounded like a futuristic twist to...

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