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In this episode, we welcomed New York-based Cinematographer Wolfgang Held, ASC. Wolfgang has shot over 100 documentaries and feature films including The Andy Warhol Diaries, Joan Baez I Am a Noise, This Stolen Country of Mine, All In: The Fight for Democracy, The Fourth Estate, Robin Williams: Come Inside My Mind, Particle Fever, Brüno, Teeth, and the Oscar-nominated documentary Children Underground. In our chat, Wolfgang shares about his early days, his journey into documentary filmmaking, his mentorship with Albert Maysles, thoughts on cinema verité, and much more.The Making Of is presented by AJA Video Systems:Exciting new solutions and updates from AJAAJA rolled out powerful new products and updates this fall – from KONA X, its next-gen I/O card for ultra-low latency video capture/playback and Desktop Software v17 to a feature-packed AJA HDR Image Analyzer 12G update, and new 12G-SDI openGear conversion solutions. Get acquainted with the latest from AJA via the What's New Page.  Film Festival This Week: Mallorca Film Festival — October 18-24thThe Evolution Mallorca International Film Festival enters its 12th edition this week. This year marks the 2nd Annual Cinematography Focus, which includes Educational Panels, Workshops, Networking and Awards. Erik Messerschmidt, ASC will accept the festival's Cinematography Icon Award this year — and ARRI joins as an official sponsor. The Mallorca Film Festival is recognized as "One of Europe's 10 Most Exciting Film Festivals" by The Guardian, as MovieMaker's “Top 50 Film Festivals Worth The Entry Fee” and appears on the 100 Best Reviewed Film Festival list on FilmFreeway! Learn more hereFilm Book of the Month:American Cinematographer's Shot Craft: Lessons, Tips & Techniques on the Art and Science of CinematographyA collection of Jay Holben's SHOT CRAFT column from American Cinematographer magazine. A treasured series of educational pieces on the art and science of cinematography. An extraordinary book for the film student and refresher for the seasoned pro, SHOT CRAFT is written in an easy-to-read tone that explains the technical and complicated in simple language. It is a must-have for everyone working in the art of visual storytelling in motion pictures.A curated selection from the first five years of SHOT CRAFT providing insights on: cinematography fundamentals, formats, exposure, lighting & electricity, optics, travel & locations, filmmaking techniques, relationships, communication & career.  Available from Adakin Press: hereZEISS Conversations with James KniestGather round, horror fans! Join us for ZEISS Conversations on Halloween as we explore the spine-chilling work of Cinematographer James Kniest! Be sure to register now to get the inside scoop on his projects such as the iconic "Annabelle," which is the second installment of "The Conjuring" universe, and his spooky work on “The Haunting of Bly Manor” and “American Horror Stories.” Plus, get an exclusive look at what went into crafting Mike Flanagan's 2022 “The Midnight Club”, including Kniest's strategic selection of ZEISS Supreme Prime Radiance lenses. Don't miss out on the chance to learn from a master filmmaker who will share how he employs various camera techniques, lensing, lighting, and composition for creating the most frightening scenes. Halloween has never looked scarier! Register now for an unforgettable and interactive virtual event on October 31st at 12pm PST. Sign up HereGreat Film & TV Music at No Cost to You!All you need to do is provide music cue sheets for your qualified projects. It's Really That Simple. In addition to most TV Shows and Feature Films, even some TV Pilots can qualify. We're not talking about music that sounds like it should be free. This is cutting-edge underscore used daily on a global basis by Hollywood's Major Film and TV Studios. Visit Zero Fee Music OWC Thunderbolt Go DockThe OWC Thunderbolt Go Dock is the first of its kind, full-featured Thunderbolt dock with a built-in power supply and 11 ports, for additional ease and connectivity while on the Go. It's a one-dock solution that works with all past, present and future Thunderbolt and USB devices and accessories. Check it out herePodcast Rewind:Sept. 2023 - Episode XVIII…The Making Of is produced by Michael Valinsky.To promote your products or services to over 6,700 top film, TV and video industry pros receiving this newsletter, email mvalinsky@me.com Get full access to The Making Of at themakingof.substack.com/subscribe

Savas Dimopoulos is an influential particle physicist based at Stanford University, who also holds the Coril Holdings Archimedes Visiting Chair in Theoretical Physics at Perimeter Institute. He worked at CERN during the 1990s, and was featured in Particle Fever, a 2013 documentary about the hunt for the Higgs boson at the Large Hadron Collider. In this episode, he talks with Lauren and Colin about how he approaches the grand, open questions that keep him up at night – including two particularly fundamental questions about the universe that he feels still need explaining. Dimopoulos also discusses how particle physics and collider experiments have evolved throughout his career, what motivated him to become a physicist, and why he has never looked back. View the episode transcript here. Conversations at the Perimeter is co-hosted by Perimeter Teaching Faculty member Lauren Hayward and journalist-turned-science communicator Colin Hunter. In each episode, they chat with a guest scientist about their research, the challenges they encounter, and the drive that keeps them searching for answers. The podcast is produced by the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics, a not-for-profit, charitable organization supported by a unique public-private model, including the Governments of Ontario and Canada. Perimeter Institute acknowledges that it is situated on the traditional territory of the Anishinaabe, Haudenosaunee, and Neutral peoples. Perimeter's educational outreach initiatives, including Conversations at the Perimeter, are made possible in part by the support of donors like you. Be part of the equation: perimeterinstitute.ca/donate

完整圖文同時發佈在微信公眾號：秋千swing 穿梭在熙攘城市的人們總是能透過瑜珈在忙碌的生活間喘息，保持平靜和平衡。但是，如果你的瑜珈服夾雜著熱汗或無法支撐身體的部位，就很難讓自己擺脫雜念。穿上舒適的瑜珈專門布料不僅能確保運動安全，更能增添時尚感。今天推薦7款瑜珈服獻給瑜珈愛好者：不過，首先，買瑜珈服前問自己這3個問題：1. 我練習什麼類型的瑜珈？真的，這是選擇瑜珈服時應該考慮的事情。無論做的是流瑜珈還是陰瑜珈，我們都希望瑜珈服能隨心而動。不要穿一件寬鬆的瑜珈上衣去上節奏比較快的流瑜珈，因為它會限制你的動作，比如在倒立中會阻礙你的視線和呼吸。而且在下犬式的時候，可能會泄露春光。同樣，選擇一件棉質瑜珈服做熱瑜珈也很麻煩--它會讓你渾身是汗，衣服越出汗越重。2. 這是適合我的生活方式的衣服嗎？高質量高密度的瑜珈服是為了在瑜珈墊上表現而設計的，能吸走汗水，並在運動中保持支撐度，但這並不意味著他們適合在平時的生活中穿。如果是social queen，你肯定會希望就算穿著瑜珈服也能縱橫瑜珈館和咖啡館。這樣的話，你要選擇將結合時尚和性能的衣服，首選抗菌面料，上完一節課就不會發臭。一條好的瑜珈褲可以從健身房直接穿到辦公室，吃午飯，甚至在外出遊玩。3. 材料是否有彈性和靈活性？建議選擇由植物提取材料製成並具有天然彈性的瑜珈服(如有機棉)，或者含有一些彈性面料。5%的萊卡或氨綸在柔軟度和手感上不會有明顯的差別，但會讓你在姿勢上有更大的活動自由度。這種物料的的瑜珈服更能保持原狀。女生需要在胸圍找到能提高靈活度的裁剪設計和面料，比如四向彈性面料。質量較差的瑜珈服在經過幾次激烈的瑜珈鍛煉後，可能會出現磨損，甚至開始在接縫處破開。通常有知名度的瑜珈服品牌比較耐用——他們的價格也不是無緣無故就那麽高的。以下7款瑜珈服獻給瑜珈愛好者：Alo Yoga來自洛杉磯的Alo Yoga，在Instagram擁有超過2900萬粉絲，深受Hailey Baldwin、Kendall Jenner等新生代名人喜愛。採用高性能紡織面料生產，設計新穎獨特，多交叉漁網設計，90%的款式都有“口袋”設計，非常適合出門運動想帶手機的朋友。經典黑、奶油白、大象灰以及大地駝沙色，這四種經常出現的日常色組成了Alo的品牌代表色，除4款經典色以外，順應時尚趨勢也推出許多更多不同顏色、剪裁、款式的健身服裝，讓瑜珈愛好者在維持體態的同時依然展露自身的時髦態度！Lululemon來自加拿大的Lululemon今年冬奧會又火了一把，在中國不少人會攢錢買一隻CHANEL包包，但在加拿大女孩們更願意攢錢買一條Lululemon的褲子。有人認為 Lululemon 好比Apple，都是將設計、風格和美感集為一身作為品牌的核心，高腰的設計，在腰部和腳踝都有輕微褶皺方便腿部運動，也讓你在做瑜伽時可以專注於呼吸。優雅美觀的設計下便直接反映出顧客的不同需求，如吸收汗水、中和氣味的特殊紡織物之類的功能，甚至是緊身褲設有小口袋等的細節設計，做到舒適和實用的時尚感。粒子狂熱作為國內設計師高端小眾運動品牌，PARTICLE FEVER（粒子狂熱）攜手周迅獨特的實驗性視角，從藝術、科技和文化的視角展示運動面貌。作為專業瑜珈服，主打設計和概念，款式時尚貼合身材設計有層次感，面料密實穿著透氣，方便搭配上的需求。..本期聲音提供主播Ashley完整文稿內容同時發佈在微信公眾號：秋千swing歡迎來加我哦！

穿梭在熙攘城市的人們總是能透過瑜珈在忙碌的生活間喘息，保持平靜和平衡。但是，如果你的瑜珈服夾雜著熱汗或無法支撐身體的部位，就很難讓自己擺脫雜念。穿上舒適的瑜珈專門布料不僅能確保運動安全，更能增添時尚感。今天推薦7款瑜珈服獻給瑜珈愛好者：不過，首先，買瑜珈服前問自己這3個問題：1. 我練習什麼類型的瑜珈？真的，這是選擇瑜珈服時應該考慮的事情。無論做的是流瑜珈還是陰瑜珈，我們都希望瑜珈服能隨心而動。不要穿一件寬鬆的瑜珈上衣去上節奏比較快的流瑜珈，因為它會限制你的動作，比如在倒立中會阻礙你的視線和呼吸。而且在下犬式的時候，可能會泄露春光。同樣，選擇一件棉質瑜珈服做熱瑜珈也很麻煩--它會讓你渾身是汗，衣服越出汗越重。2. 這是適合我的生活方式的衣服嗎？高質量高密度的瑜珈服是為了在瑜珈墊上表現而設計的，能吸走汗水，並在運動中保持支撐度，但這並不意味著他們適合在平時的生活中穿。如果是social queen，你肯定會希望就算穿著瑜珈服也能縱橫瑜珈館和咖啡館。這樣的話，你要選擇將結合時尚和性能的衣服，首選抗菌面料，上完一節課就不會發臭。一條好的瑜珈褲可以從健身房直接穿到辦公室，吃午飯，甚至在外出遊玩。3. 材料是否有彈性和靈活性？建議選擇由植物提取材料製成並具有天然彈性的瑜珈服(如有機棉)，或者含有一些彈性面料。5%的萊卡或氨綸在柔軟度和手感上不會有明顯的差別，但會讓你在姿勢上有更大的活動自由度。這種物料的的瑜珈服更能保持原狀。女生需要在胸圍找到能提高靈活度的裁剪設計和面料，比如四向彈性面料。質量較差的瑜珈服在經過幾次激烈的瑜珈鍛煉後，可能會出現磨損，甚至開始在接縫處破開。通常有知名度的瑜珈服品牌比較耐用——他們的價格也不是無緣無故就那麽高的。以下7款瑜珈服獻給瑜珈愛好者：Alo Yoga來自洛杉磯的Alo Yoga，在Instagram擁有超過2900萬粉絲，深受Hailey Baldwin、Kendall Jenner等新生代名人喜愛。採用高性能紡織面料生產，設計新穎獨特，多交叉漁網設計，90%的款式都有“口袋”設計，非常適合出門運動想帶手機的朋友。經典黑、奶油白、大象灰以及大地駝沙色，這四種經常出現的日常色組成了Alo的品牌代表色，除4款經典色以外，順應時尚趨勢也推出許多更多不同顏色、剪裁、款式的健身服裝，讓瑜珈愛好者在維持體態的同時依然展露自身的時髦態度！Lululemon來自加拿大的Lululemon今年冬奧會又火了一把，在中國不少人會攢錢買一隻CHANEL包包，但在加拿大女孩們更願意攢錢買一條Lululemon的褲子。有人認為 Lululemon 好比Apple，都是將設計、風格和美感集為一身作為品牌的核心，高腰的設計，在腰部和腳踝都有輕微褶皺方便腿部運動，也讓你在做瑜伽時可以專注於呼吸。優雅美觀的設計下便直接反映出顧客的不同需求，如吸收汗水、中和氣味的特殊紡織物之類的功能，甚至是緊身褲設有小口袋等的細節設計，做到舒適和實用的時尚感。粒子狂熱作為國內設計師高端小眾運動品牌，PARTICLE FEVER（粒子狂熱）攜手周迅獨特的實驗性視角，從藝術、科技和文化的視角展示運動面貌。作為專業瑜珈服，主打設計和概念，款式時尚貼合身材設計有層次感，面料密實穿著透氣，方便搭配上的需求。..完整文稿內容同時發佈在微信公眾號：秋千swing歡迎來加我哦！

九斤是设计师高端运动品牌Particle Fever (粒子狂热）的联合创始人。做一个国际化的运动品牌是九斤在申请哈佛法学院的文书上写的目标，10年来，她慢慢推进，渐渐成型。成立5年之计Particle Fever 在去年11月完成了C轮过亿融资。对于九斤来说，做Particle Fever 是在完成一个未竞的事业，它无关马甲线，无关紧致的小腿线等等这些“结果”。它是一直向前，不断探索的坚持，是对材料科学的探索、运动精神的致敬。 九斤可能是我遇到过，这个年龄段的女生中，最理智的女生。她左右脑都特别发达，得到过全省奥林匹克数学竞赛第一，因为意气，弃理从文，一举考到了北大法学院，然后年纪轻轻有进入哈佛法学院。这些一头光环的女生，也被父母催婚，也需要把家里的卫生间装修的特别舒适，因为是只有在这里是 她最自我的时间。她有很大的脾气，也喜欢每周五给办公室买零食。九斤很显小，她说这个在创业时，是很大的劣势，但是这个世界没有公平，总有偏见，你只需要知道自己要什么，什么是重要的，然后去解决。九斤的 另外一个未竞的追逐，是电影和 音乐。

Mark Levinson is a trained particle physicist, getting a Ph.D. from the University of California, Berkeley, before going to Hollywood as a sound editor on films like “The English Patient” and “The Talented Mr. Ripley", "Se7en" & "House of Cards”. He is also the director of the documentary film "Particle Fever" which tells the story of the experimental discovery of the Higgs boson. The film covers the scientific process and the scientists behind the research.

Tony-nominated producer, Megan Kingery, joins us in episode 117 of Relate. In this episode, we talk about Megan's career as a "Producer of Everything," from Broadway to film to books and graphic novels. We discuss the importance of building something for a long time, how to choose what you produce, the true role of a producer in a production, and why stamina plays such a integral role in the entertainment industry. Please visit http://megankingery.com/ and https://www.poeglobal.com/ to learn more about Megan and the great projects she has worked on. Megan Kingery is the Executive Producer of POE GLOBAL and Tony-nominated “Producer of Everything.” She served as Creative Producer of Blue Man World, Blue Man Group's first exploration into print. Her other notable projects include NATASHA, PIERRE, AND THE GREAT COMET OF 1812 which gave her a Tony Nomination, FUN HOME which won the Tony award, and HAND TO GOD (Tony nomination). Megan is also the Executive Producer of THE SUBJECT, a feature film by Chisa Hutchinson, directed by Lanie Zipoy, starring Jason Biggs and Aunjanue Ellis, and ADAM MANN (NOT HIS REAL NAME) a new play by Marin Gazzaniga based on Caught in the Pulpit: Leaving Belief Behind by Daniel C. Dennett and Linda LaScola, in development with The Civilians. Creative Producer of PARTICLE FEVER (in development: book and lyrics by David Henry Hwang, music by Bear McCreary). Experiential Producer of the “In Her Shoes” campaign for Santander Bank, winner of Best Experiential and Best Tech for Good IDEAS award, and Best Experiential for AICP. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/relate-patrick-mcandrew/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/relate-patrick-mcandrew/support

Part two of Steve’s conversation with editing legend Walter Murch, ACE. If you missed part one, check out episode 32 of the Art of the Cut Podcast! In this episode, Steve and Walter talk about 5 films that Walter asked Steve to watch before the interview. You will hear from Walter as he talks about "The Conversation", "Particle Fever", "Romeo is Bleeding", "The Talented Mr. Ripley" and "The Godfather." If you don’t know, Walter is one of the most accomplished editors of our time having edited 66 films over the last 6 decades. Some of his most well known work includes “The English Patient”, “Apocalypse Now”, “Godfather Part II”, and “THX 1138” just to name a few. Walter is a multiple Oscar, Eddie, Emmy, and BAFTA nominee and winner for his work as both an editor and sound editor. This weeks episode is brought to you by Studio Network Solutions. Studio Network Solutions combines state-of-the-art shared storage hardware with intuitive media management software, and powerful integrations for Adobe Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Avid, and Final Cut Pro Ten. Visit http://studionetworksolutions.com/AOTC/ and start creating amazing content, faster. The Art of the Cut podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Anchor and many more platforms. If you like the podcast, make sure to subscribe so you don't miss future episodes and tell an editor friend!

This week, Jon Foust and Michelle Casbon bring you another fascinating interview from our time at Next! Michelle and special guest Amanda were able to catch up with Paco Nathan of Derwen AI to talk about his experience at Next and learn what Derwen is doing to advance AI. Paco and Derwen have been working extensively on ways developer relations can be enhanced by machine learning. Along with O’Reilly Media, Derwen just completed three surveys, called ABC (AI, Big Data, and Cloud), to look at the adoption of AI and the cloud around the world. The particular interest in these studies is a comparison between countries who have been using AI, Big Data, and Cloud for years and countries who are just beginning to get involved. One of the most interesting things they learned is how much budget companies are allocating to machine learning projects. They also noticed that more and more large enterprises are moving, at least partially, to the cloud. One of the challenges Paco noticed was the difference between machine learning projects in testing versus how they act once they go live. Here, developers come across bias, ethical, and safety issues. Good data governance polices can help minimize these problems. Developing good data governance policies is complex, especially with security issues, but it’s an important conversation to have. In the process of computing the survey data, Paco discovered many big companies spend a lot of time with this issue and even employ checklists of requirements before projects can be made live. In his research, Paco also discovered that about 54% of companies are non-starters. Usually, their problems stem from tech debt and issues with company personnel who do not recognize the need for machine learning. The companies working toward integrating machine learning tend to have issues finding good staff. Berkeley is working to solve this problem by requiring data science classes of all students. But as Paco says, data science is a team sport that works well with a team of people from different disciplines. Paco is an advocate of mentoring, to help the next generation of data scientists learn and grow, and of unbundling corporate decision making to help advance AI. Amanda, Michelle, and Paco wrap up their discussion with a look toward how to change ML biases. People tend to blame ML for bias outcomes, but models are subject to data we feed in. Humans have to make decisions to work around that by looking at things from a different perspective and taking steps to avoid as much bias as we can. ML and humans can work together to find these biases and help remove them. Paco Nathan Paco Nathan is the Managing Parter at Derwen. He has 35+ years tech industry experience, ranging from Bell Labs to early-stage start-ups. Paco is also the Co-chair Rev. Advisor for Amplify Partners, Recognai, Primer AI, and Data Spartan. He was formerly the Director of Community Evangelism for Databricks and Apache Spark. Cool things of the week CERN recreated the Higgs discovery on GCP video To discover the Higgs yourself, check out the CERN open data portal site Fun facts from Michelle’s visit: Seven total, four main experiments ATLAS (largest, general-purpose) site CMS (prettiest, general-purpose) site ALICE (heavy-ion) site LHCb (interactions of b-hadrons, matter/antimatter asymmetry) site The French/Swiss border runs across the CERN property Streetview of CERN control center site CERN is the birthplace of the web Where the protons come from site Watch Particle Fever movie Interview Derwen, Inc. site Derwen, Inc. Blog blog Cloud Programming Simplified: A Berkeley View on Serverless Computing paper Apache Spark site Google Cloud Storage site Datastore site Kubeflow site Quicksilver site O’Reilly Media site Google Knowledge Graph site Jupyter site JupyterCon site The Economics of Artificial Intelligence site “Why Do Businesses Fail At Machine Learning?” by Cassie Kozyrkov video The Gutenberg Galaxy site Programmed Inequality site Question of the week Stadia Connect occurred last Thursday. What are some of the biggest announcements that came out of it? Where can you find us next? Jon is in New York for Games for Change. Michelle and Mark Mirchandani are back in San Francisco. Brian & Aja are at home in Seattle. Gabi is in Brazil. Sound Effect Attribution “Crowd laugh.wav” by tom_woysky of Freesound.org

The Cinematography Podcast Episode 25 - Claudia Raschke Director of Photography Claudia Raschke Cinematographer Claudia Raschke is world-renowned for her work on several Oscar nominated documentaries. She sits down with host Illya Friedman during NAB 2018 to talk about her latest project, “RBG.” The story of Ruth Bader Ginsberg, legendary Supreme Court Justice, presented special shooting challenges due to limited time and access. Claudia also discusses what drew her to the documentary format, how her background as a dancer and artist has influenced her artistic vision, and her work on documentaries such as “A Sea Change” and “Particle Fever.” She even reminisces fondly about her early days working on “Pee-Wee's Playhouse.” Check out Claudia's website here. The War Story is from Quyen Tran Ben's Short End this week is the 2020 Jubilee Illya's Short End this week is the Alliance of Women Directors. Podcast Credits: Episode Sponsors Hot Rod Cameras Arri Editor in Chief:  Illya Friedman Host: Ben Rock Producer: Alana Kode Editor: Benjamin Katz Composer: Kays Alatractchi Subscribe to the Podcast on iTunes or click on the link below to listen here

What happens in the Large Hadron Collider, STAYS in the Large Hadron Collider, amiright winkwinkwinkwinkwink? We watched Particle Fever on Amazon Prime, and it was a real SMASHING time (it’s funny because it’s all about smashing atoms together and the kooky characters who do the smashing). Filmmaker and all-around human man Phil Nolan (from the Boy If You Don’t podcast) joins us on a journey of exploration of ourselves, our basic understanding of the world, and why in the heck particle physicists aren’t able to find a flattering haircut. 

Emmy-winning director Madeline Sackler, Cinematographer Wolfgang Held (BRÜNO, PARTICLE FEVER) , and actor/producer Boyd Holbrook (LOGAN, NARCOS) join No Film School’s Liz Nord to share how they pulled off one of the most amazing behind-the-scenes production stories we've ever heard. Their narrative feature O.G. and documentary IT’S A HARD TRUTH AIN’T IT were both shot simultaneously in an active maximum-security prison. The documentary is co-directed by 13 incarcerated men and the feature was cast with more than 90% real inmates as extras and even as one of the leads. This conversation and the huge steps these filmmakers had to take to get their projects made—including spending an hour each way going in and out of prison security with all their gear every single day of production—will be an inspiration to anyone who has lofty goals but big constraints for their independent films.

Author Jimmy Soni (@jimmyasoni) spoke with us about his biography of Claude Shannon,  founder of information theory and digital circuit theory. A Mind at Play: How Claude Shannon Invented the Information Age by Jimmy Soni and Rob Goodman. For an introduction to the book, read their post 10,000 Hours With Claude Shannon: How A Genius Thinks, Works, and Lives. Rome's Last Citizen: The Life and Legacy of Cato, Mortal Enemy of Caesar by Jimmy Soni and Rob Goodman The Idea Factory: Bell Labs and the Great Age of American Innovation by Jon Gertner Mark Levinson’s Particle Fever is a documentary film about the Large Hadron Collider. He is also directing a film about Claude Shannon Scientific Aspects of Juggling by Claude Shannon

BOND/360 is a film distribution company that grew out of BOND Strategy & Influence, which specializes in film marketing. Some of the campaigns that the BOND team has worked on include the Oscar-nominated film Exit Through the Gift Shop, the BAFTA-winning Senna, and the Walter Murch-edited documentary Particle Fever about the Large Hadron Collider. Elizabeth Sheldon has been the chief operating officer […] The post Film Distribution with BOND/360’s Elizabeth Sheldon appeared first on The nsavides Podcast | filmmaking | music | cinematography | writing.

Today we attempt to learn something about particle acceleration by watching a documentary about the large hadron collider entitled "Particle Fever". We provide a commentary and discuss the theory behind the LHC, sound really dumb and much much more! SUBSCRIBE NOW!!! ITunes - apple.co/1OEAkRg Google Play - bit.ly/2hBPRuy Stitcher - bit.ly/1COaXvi Soundcloud - bit.ly/1LFXwwb YouTube - bit.ly/1QrccFO

Check out this film's post @ MovieJeff.com here » https://themoviereviewshow.blogspot.com/2013/07/particle-fever-2013.html and leave a comment Particle Fever is a 2013 American documentary film tracking the first round of experiments at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) near Geneva, Switzerland and it's anybody's best guess why I (me, an idiot) watched it. Follow the show... @ Twitter https://twitter.com/MovieJeffDotCom @ YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpONT6Yp423GzUrHDDqBL3g @ LetterBoxd https://letterboxd.com/jeffmovie AND, FOR AS LITTLE AS $1/MONTH » https://patreon.com/dad SUPPORT THIS SHOW AND OTHER VENTURES FROM HTTPS://WWW.MYAMERI.CA INDUSTRIES • THANK YOU --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-movie-review-show/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-movie-review-show/support

Malandramente o Iradelas voltou!Dessa vez, nossas amigas Lívia, Luiza e Emília vem pra nos indicar três documentários com conteúdos bem variados. “Cristina” é uma peça documental de uma jovem que enfrenta um câncer reincidente e nos passa lições sobre a vida, “The Wolfpack” narra a história de uma família novaiorquina que tem um estilo muito peculiar de educação formal e formação intelectual, e por fim, “Particle Fever” acompanha os passos da ciência experimental do Grande Colisor de Hádrons em busca da famigerada Partícula de Deus.Além das indicações, temos bonustrack e música de fechamento oferecidas pelos Padrins, que são as pessoas que nos apóiam financeiramente todos os meses para que possamos entregar episódios semanalmente.Quer ser um apoiador do Iradex, indicar músicas e ainda concorrer a sorteios da “box full of Iradex”? Seja também um 

Luke and Monika talk to comedy's Celeste Busa about Particle Fever. Monika is 100% confused the entire time and Celeste and Luke science their little hearts out. Particle Fever is available on Netflix. Follow Celeste on twitter/instagram @celestebusa

Show notes: What do you do? 5:20 - "The Season 6 finale for 'Game of Thrones' drew the largest audience in the history of the series, with 8.9 million viewers tuning into HBO on Sunday night, according to Nielsen." 17:12 - Who built the pyramids in the Giza pyramid complex? Skilled workers feasting on prime beef? And when? Graham Hancock is the writer whose name Casey was seeking. 21:30 - Five-year plans of China - first plan put in place in 1953; thirteenth plan put in place in 2016 (no apparent hundred-year plan)   Popularity of the name "Millard" in the U.S. over time: Teddy Roosevelt was Assistant Secretary of the Navy between April 19th, 1897 and May 10th, 1898. 12:30 - New Horizons team (pre-cursor to the full-fledged NASA mission) was formed in December 2000, so the mission has been in the works for fifteen-plus years. 13:34 - Breakthrough Starshot (and The Herlihy Boy) 27:30 - "Yo we like a twig in the nile we just flowin'" - Lovely Daze by DJ Jazzy Jeff and Fresh Prince 28:10 - Ken Burns's Stanford commencement speech 37:18 - Obama on same sex marriage; 2008: "I believe that marriage is the union between a man and a woman." (0:03) 2012: "I think same sex couples should be able to get married." (3:04) 38:33 - Mount Rushmore: George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln. The average American can name eight presidents, according to this survey. All four "Rushmore" presidents were in the top ten of the most remembered presidents, with the exception of Teddy Roosevelt. 38:43 - Millard Fillmore (January 7, 1800 – March 8, 1874) was an American statesman who served as the 13th President of the United States from 1850 to 1853. He was the last Whig president, and the last president not to be affiliated with either the Democratic or Republican parties. Places named after Fillmore: Fillmore, New York; Fillmore County, Minnesota; Fillmore County, Nebraska; Millard County, Utah and its county seat, Fillmore, Utah; Millard Fillmore Elementary School, Moravia, New York; Fillmore Elementary School, Davenport, Iowa; Millard Fillmore Gates Circle Hospital, Buffalo, New York; Millard Fillmore Suburban Hospital, Williamsville, New York; Millard Fillmore Academic Center at the University at Buffalo's Ellicott Complex; Fillmore Glen State Park, New York; Fillmore Park in Alexandria, Minnesota; Fillmore Street and the surrounding neighborhood in San Francisco after which, in turn, the Fillmore Auditoriums were named, both East and West. 40:00 - Dan Carlin's Hardcore History podcast, episode 49, "The American Peril" on the Spanish-American War 42:20 - RadioLab podcast episode on American football.  On November 6, 1869, Rutgers and Princeton played what was billed as the first college football game. However, it wasn't until the 1880s that a great rugby player from Yale, Walter Camp, pioneered rules changes that slowly transformed rugby into the new game of American Football. The Spanish–American War was fought in 1898. 45:16 - ISideWith Political Quiz 46:35 - Apollo 13 film was released in 1995. Moon landing conspiracy theories 48:15 - NASA funding as percentage of GDP peaked at 4.41 in 1966. 48:20 - Lyndon B. Johnson's term as President began in 1963 upon John F. Kennedy's assassination. 48:26 - The last flight of an Apollo mission was on December 7th, 1972. 48:40 - Apollo 17 marked the sixth moon landing. 50:40 - Buzz Aldrin supports private sector involvement in space travel. 51:40 - In fiscal year 2015, military spending is projected to account for 54 percent of all federal discretionary spending, a total of $598.5 billion. 52:08 - Particle Fever film 54:00 - Some Earthlings attempt to enumerate international space law via the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs. 57:05 - The United Launch Alliance is, in fact, a joint venture between Boeing and Lockheed. Presidential approval ratings appear to typically go down over the course of the term in office, but what about historical voter satisfaction with the candidate choices? There were twelve manned Apollo missions (1 and 7 through 17). 59:20 - Third party payer systems: "funky" because the direct relationship between buyer and seller is severed. 1:00:05 - Dealing with insurance companies can feel similar as a consumer to dealing with any oligopoly. 1:03:00 - 1:04:15 - Scientific paywalls as a taxpayer double-dip. 1:09:00 - The biotech company Amgen had a team of about 100 scientists trying to reproduce the findings of 53 “landmark” articles in cancer research published by reputable labs in top journals. Only 6 of the 53 studies were reproduced (about 10%). 1:09:20 - John Oliver on scientific research

We speak to Mark Levinson, Director of Particle Fever, about telling the human stories behind the Higgs Boson discovery, making the complex beautifully compelling, and what's next for the particle physicist turned Film-Maker.

Particle Fever - (2013) Physicists are on the cusp of the greatest scientific discovery of all time -- or perhaps their greatest failure.

Particle Fever - (2013) Physicists are on the cusp of the greatest scientific discovery of all time -- or perhaps their greatest failure.

Concept designer, illustrator, and music maker extraordinaire Alex Mandradjiev joins us this week to share some information about his influences, including David Fincher and John Carpenter, his thoughts on modern art education, and the power of nostalgia and originality. When we reference the 'previous podcast,' we're talking about an earlier episode we recorded with Alex which got corrupted. Additionally, we opted not to use Lights Out as the banner image for this episode, even though we discuss it during the conversation. You can find a link to Lights Out in the show notes below. This episode is brought to you by Maxon: http://www.maxon.net/ GUEST LINKS: Alex's Website: http://alexmandra.blogspot.com/ Alex's ArtStation: https://www.artstation.com/artist/mandra Lights Out: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/lights-out Lights Out (Song): https://soundcloud.com/alex-mandra/lights-out ------------------------------ Subscribe on iTunes: http://www.thecollectivepodcast.com/itunes Subscribe via RSS: http://www.thecollectivepodcast.com/rss Like us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/thecollectivepodcast Follow us on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/thecpodcast ------------------------------ SHOW NOTES: Cocaine Cowboy: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0380268/ Drive Quadrant System: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wsI8UES59TM Every Frame a Painting: https://www.youtube.com/user/everyframeapainting It Follows: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3235888/ Synesthesia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synesthesia Foxcatcher: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1100089/ Particle Fever: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1385956/ Robh Ruppel: http://www.robhruppel.com/ Alberto Mielgo: http://www.thecollectivepodcast.com/alberto-mielgo/ La Jetée: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0056119/ “The subconscious should always remain subconscious.” -Alex Mandradjiev The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are solely those of the speakers and do not necessarily reflect the views of their employers.

  Diesmal mit Umsteigen während des Fluges, einer Sendung über Forensik, dem “Bund der Steuerzahler“, Rosetta auf Abstand, eckigem Eis, Particle Fever, dem schwarzen Merkur, bezahlten Reviews, dem Wort “Ostern“, astronomischem Ostern, dem schwächelnden Golfstrom, Frauen und Mathematik, unglücklichen Müttern, Cyberholz, lernenden Kleinkindern und falschen Verbrechenserinnerungen. Ohne Florian ginge es nicht. Hier sein Spendenhut.

  Diesmal mit Umsteigen während des Fluges, einer Sendung über Forensik, dem “Bund der Steuerzahler“, Rosetta auf Abstand, eckigem Eis, Particle Fever, dem schwarzen Merkur, bezahlten Reviews, dem Wort “Ostern“, astronomischem Ostern, dem schwächelnden Golfstrom, Frauen und Mathematik, unglücklichen Müttern, Cyberholz, lernenden Kleinkindern und falschen Verbrechenserinnerungen. Ohne Florian ginge es nicht. Hier sein Spendenhut.

"Bode's Law Redux: New Evidence Confirms 18th Century Conjecture on Orbital Harmonies" Part 1 of 3 For nearly 20 years, film-maker and Bolinas resident Walter Murch has been working on rehabilitating Bode’s Law, according to him an unfairly discredited 18th century theory of celestial mechanics that predicted a harmonic spacing of planetary and lunar orbits. Now, research just published in the February MNRAS (Monthly Notices of The Royal Astronomical Society) by Dr. Charles Lineweaver (PhD Astronomy, Berkeley) and Tim Bovaird, seems to confirm the applicability of the Bode relation to other planetary systems in the galaxy. Using data from NASA’s planet-hunting Kepler space telescope, Lineweaver and Bovaird show that: “Based on predictions for the orbital periods, a half-dozen new exoplanets have been found where we predicted they would be using our simplified Bode formula. Our work shows that the Bode relation is definitely not a coincidence. It’s real,” said Lineweaver. Murch’s research also shows a musically harmonic underpinning to Bode’s Law, implying that the ancient dream of a “harmony of the spheres” has an actual basis in reality. You can view the video of this presentation and conversation here: https://vimeo.com/125379787 Join TNS Host Michael Lerner in conversation with Walter about his new research and findings. Michael spoke to Walter at a previous TNS event about his research and theories on Bode’s Law in 2009. Walter Murch: Walter is a film editor, sound designer, director, translator, and amateur astronomer. His 46 years of pioneering sound design and picture editing work on films include THX-1138, The Conversation, The Godfather (I, II, III), Julia, Apocalypse Now, The English Patient, Talented Mr. Ripley, Cold Mountain, and Jarhead, as well as Return to Oz which he wrote and directed. He is author of In the Blink of an Eye, a book about the craft of film editing, and is the subject of The Conversations by Michael Ondaatje, as well as Behind the Seen by Charles Koppelman. His latest film work (2014) is Particle Fever, a feature documentary on the Large Hadron Collider and the search for the Higgs boson, directed by Mark Levinson. Brad Bird’s Tomorrowland, which Murch edited, will be released in May of 2015. Find out more about The New School at tns.commonweal.org.

"Bode's Law Redux: New Evidence Confirms 18th Century Conjecture on Orbital Harmonies" Part 3 of 3 For nearly 20 years, film-maker and Bolinas resident Walter Murch has been working on rehabilitating Bode’s Law, according to him an unfairly discredited 18th century theory of celestial mechanics that predicted a harmonic spacing of planetary and lunar orbits. Now, research just published in the February MNRAS (Monthly Notices of The Royal Astronomical Society) by Dr. Charles Lineweaver (PhD Astronomy, Berkeley) and Tim Bovaird, seems to confirm the applicability of the Bode relation to other planetary systems in the galaxy. Using data from NASA’s planet-hunting Kepler space telescope, Lineweaver and Bovaird show that: “Based on predictions for the orbital periods, a half-dozen new exoplanets have been found where we predicted they would be using our simplified Bode formula. Our work shows that the Bode relation is definitely not a coincidence. It’s real,” said Lineweaver. Murch’s research also shows a musically harmonic underpinning to Bode’s Law, implying that the ancient dream of a “harmony of the spheres” has an actual basis in reality. You can view the video of this presentation and conversation here: vimeo.com/125379787 Join TNS Host Michael Lerner in conversation with Walter about his new research and findings. Michael spoke to Walter at a previous TNS event about his research and theories on Bode’s Law in 2009. Walter Murch: Walter is a film editor, sound designer, director, translator, and amateur astronomer. His 46 years of pioneering sound design and picture editing work on films include THX-1138, The Conversation, The Godfather (I, II, III), Julia, Apocalypse Now, The English Patient, Talented Mr. Ripley, Cold Mountain, and Jarhead, as well as Return to Oz which he wrote and directed. He is author of In the Blink of an Eye, a book about the craft of film editing, and is the subject of The Conversations by Michael Ondaatje, as well as Behind the Seen by Charles Koppelman. His latest film work (2014) is Particle Fever, a feature documentary on the Large Hadron Collider and the search for the Higgs boson, directed by Mark Levinson. Brad Bird’s Tomorrowland, which Murch edited, will be released in May of 2015. Find out more about The New School at tns.commonweal.org.

"Bode's Law Redux: New Evidence Confirms 18th Century Conjecture on Orbital Harmonies" Part 2 of 3 For nearly 20 years, film-maker and Bolinas resident Walter Murch has been working on rehabilitating Bode’s Law, according to him an unfairly discredited 18th century theory of celestial mechanics that predicted a harmonic spacing of planetary and lunar orbits. Now, research just published in the February MNRAS (Monthly Notices of The Royal Astronomical Society) by Dr. Charles Lineweaver (PhD Astronomy, Berkeley) and Tim Bovaird, seems to confirm the applicability of the Bode relation to other planetary systems in the galaxy. Using data from NASA’s planet-hunting Kepler space telescope, Lineweaver and Bovaird show that: “Based on predictions for the orbital periods, a half-dozen new exoplanets have been found where we predicted they would be using our simplified Bode formula. Our work shows that the Bode relation is definitely not a coincidence. It’s real,” said Lineweaver. Murch’s research also shows a musically harmonic underpinning to Bode’s Law, implying that the ancient dream of a “harmony of the spheres” has an actual basis in reality. You can view the video of this presentation and conversation here: vimeo.com/125379787 Join TNS Host Michael Lerner in conversation with Walter about his new research and findings. Michael spoke to Walter at a previous TNS event about his research and theories on Bode’s Law in 2009. Walter Murch: Walter is a film editor, sound designer, director, translator, and amateur astronomer. His 46 years of pioneering sound design and picture editing work on films include THX-1138, The Conversation, The Godfather (I, II, III), Julia, Apocalypse Now, The English Patient, Talented Mr. Ripley, Cold Mountain, and Jarhead, as well as Return to Oz which he wrote and directed. He is author of In the Blink of an Eye, a book about the craft of film editing, and is the subject of The Conversations by Michael Ondaatje, as well as Behind the Seen by Charles Koppelman. His latest film work (2014) is Particle Fever, a feature documentary on the Large Hadron Collider and the search for the Higgs boson, directed by Mark Levinson. Brad Bird’s Tomorrowland, which Murch edited, will be released in May of 2015. Find out more about The New School at tns.commonweal.org.

Part 2: Particle Fever Q&A with Mark Levinson Particle Fever, Mark Levinson's award-winning 2013 documentary (for which Helix Center Executive Committee member Carla Solomon was a producer), tells the remarkable story of the monumental search for the Higgs boson, the elementary force particle predicted by the Standard Model of particle physics.… read more »

Particle Fever, Mark Levinson's award-winning 2013 documentary (for which Helix Center Executive Committee member Carla Solomon was a producer), tells the remarkable story of the monumental search for the Higgs boson, the elementary force particle predicted by the Standard Model of particle physics.… read more »

Tyler and David talk about notable movies of 2014 that won't make their best-of lists next week.

Horror Express & Silent Night v V For Vendetta & Riddick: Dark Fury on the roulette, we tease whats coming to the podcast in 2015, and chat Particle Fever, Anchorman 2, The Expendables 3, The Craft, Guardians of the Galaxy, Under the Skin, Hellbenders, War Horse, and much more!

This week we talk with Director Mark Levinson about his documentary film Particle Fever. Particle Fever follows six brilliant scientists during the launch of the Large Hadron Collider, marking the start-up of the biggest and most expensive experiment in the history of the planet, pushing the edge of human innovation. Mark has an incredible background as a former theoretical physicist with a doctorate from UC-Berkeley and ADR supervisor. We also discussed his collaboration with film editor Walter Murch and how they tackled this incredible story which was shot over seven years.

This week Dr Shane, Dr Krystal and Dr Jennifer Henry talk about comparing genomes, behavioral changes in the children of stressed parents and how to manage a probe when it's orbiting Pluto.Guests this week include Mark Levinson, director of the new film about the Higgs boson: Particle Fever. Dr James Godwin from the Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute (ARMI) at Monash University speaks about his research around salamander transgenic technology. Lastly, Tas Powis and Steven Sammut, Monash undergraduate science students join to show to discuss their published research on turbulence in superfluids (fluids that flow without friction).All this and more on another packed episode!www.rrr.org.au/program/einstein-a-go-go

Dissecting Docs covers Penny, Alive Inside, Casting By, Particle Fever, The Prosecution of an American President. For more information about Carole Dean and From the Heart Productions please visit www.FromtheHeartProductions.com

The three amigos return for an extra saucy 69-fueled extravaganza. Beeple, GMUNK, and Albert Omoss each dive deeply into how they structure their hectic schedules, maintaining a healthy lifestyle despite sitting in a chair all day, and tons of different sources of inspiration. Beeple also lays out how he's been completing his Everydays for the past seven years without missing a day, and GMUNK shares some very poignant drug wisdom. Beeple's Website: www.beeple-crap.com GMUNK's Website: http://www.gmunk.com/ Albert's Website: http://www.albertomoss.com/ ------------------------------ Subscribe on iTunes: http://www.thecollectivepodcast.com/itunes Subscribe via RSS: http://www.thecollectivepodcast.com/rss Like us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/thecollectivepodcast Follow us on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/thecpodcast ------------------------------ SHOW NOTES: Kate Moross: http://www.katemoross.com/ Snapchat: https://www.snapchat.com/ Ab-Carver: https://abcarverpro.com/ Teeter Hang-ups: http://teeter-inversion.com/ Herman Miller chairs: http://www.hermanmiller.com/ The Spirit Molecule: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1340425/ Tim's Vermeer: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3089388/ Particle Fever: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1385956/ Her: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1798709/ Black Mirror (S02E01 Be Right Back): http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2290780/?ref_=ttep_ep1 Robert Rodriguez 10 Minute Film School: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W-YpfievjSk Octane Render: http://render.otoy.com/ "At the studio it's already so chaotic, and there's already so many distractions, and so much drama, and energy spaz-flowing everywhere...that I actually embrace all of the distractions of my own personal life as well, to just add into cyclone. Just make it be almost overwhelming and embrace that storm. In a way that makes it more fun, and then on top of that, I just get super high." The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are solely those of the speakers and do not necessarily reflect the views of their employers.

This week we talk about the recent horror flick As Above/So Below that leads to swapping stories about bad theater experiences. Mike talks up his latest theater viewing of Ghostbusters, meeting Scout Taylor Compton at Horrorhound, and collecting copies of John Carpenter's Halloween. Tiny shares his disappointment with Falling Skies. He also talks about the Higgs Boson documentary Particle Fever, Doctor Who and Sons of Anarchy's final season premiere. Finally, Matt praises David Wain's RomCom parody They Came Together, shoots down Seth MacFarlane's A Million Ways to Die in the West and shares his love for Boardwalk Empire's final season premiere. The guys also promote their event, Shocktober in Irvington, Mike's new music project “As Good As It Gets” and their friends at Hoi Polloi and Nerd's Domain. Runtime: 1:36:26 Direct Download Link:http://traffic.libsyn.com/obsessiveviewer/OV72-ExtPotpourri4.mp3   Timestamps Matt Quiett from Nerd's Domain Intro – 00:00 Episode Intro/Teasing Future Eps – 00:31 Shocktober in Irvington – 04:07 Hoi Polloi's 30-Minute Special – 05:28 Mike Teases His New Music Project – “As Good As It Gets” – 06:24 Horror Theater Experiences – 09:03 As Above/So Below – 14:52 Mike on seeing Ghostbusters in the Theater – 19:42 Tiny on Falling Skies – 21:53 Tiny on Particle Fever - 24:04 Matt on They Came Together – 29:23 Matt on A Million Ways to Die in the West – 33:15 Mike and Matt on Horrorhound Weekend 2014 – 40:15 Mike on asking Scout Taylor Compton about a Halloween 2 theory – 46:05 Discussing what it means to walk out of a movie today – 48:20 Mike on collecting copies of Halloween – 51:21 Tiny's rant on big movie “leaks” – 52:52 Every. Simpsons. Ever. FXX Marathon – 1:04:51 Matt on Archer – 1:13:50 Tiny on Sons of Anarchy's “final ride” – 1:15:20 Tiny on Doctor Who and Peter Capaldi – 1:16:15 Mike on his Fall TV plans and Gotham – 1:20:30 Matt on Boardwalk Empire's final season – 1:22:36  Show Notes Nerd's Domain – http://nerdsdom.com Shocktober in Irvington – http://obsessiveviewer.com/shocktober-in-irvington/ OV50 – Religion in Movies, Godzilla Footage, The Raid 2 and Sorkin's Apology – http://obsessiveviewer.com/2014/04/23/the-obsessive-viewer-podcast-ep-50-religion-in-movies-godzilla-footage-the-raid-2-and-sorkins-apology/ Matt's Boardwalk Empire Reviews – http://obsessiveviewer.com/tv-features/boardwalk-empire/ Sons of Anarchy: My Problem With FX's Outlaw Soap Opera –http://obsessiveviewer.com/2013/03/14/sons-of-anarchy-shakespeare-or-white-trash-soap-opera/ FXX Lands ‘The Simpsons' In Biggest Off-Network Deal In TV History –http://deadline.com/2013/11/fxx-lands-the-simpsons-in-the-biggest-off-network-deal-in-tv-history-635800/ Hoi Polloi – Appalachian Vice – 30-Minute Special –https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oxx0ZX1xwn4 Key and Peele Movie Theater Sketch – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ntfProwNYkE Family Guy – Peter reenacting BTTF – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VfUfSia7J_M Jon Stewart's first Daily Show monologue post-9/11 –https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXcmc2AZ6ZE Archer Bomb Diffusal Scene – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_K_WmV50e7c Obsessive Book Nerd: http://www.obsessivebooknerd.com The Secular Perspective: http://www.thesecularperspective.com Loudlike Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/Loudlikemusic Loudlike iTunes Artist Page:https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/loudlike/id900064807?uo=4&at=10lo4r Loudlike “Mistakes We Must Make” EP:https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/mistakes-we-must-make-ep/id900064782?uo=4&at=10lo4r Loudlike Soundcloud: http://www.soundcloud.com/loudlike Let us know what you think! Like us on Facebook: The Obsessive Viewer Tweet us: @ObsessiveViewer, @ObsessiveTiny, @IAmMikeWhite Email us: Matt, Tiny or Mike at ObsessiveViewer.com Check out the blog: http://ObsessiveViewer.com Find past episodes of the podcast: http://OVPodcast.com RSS Feed: http://obsessiveviewer.libsyn.com/rss Subscribe to us on iTunes and leave us a review.

Bevezetőben Morgi könyv ajánlója: The Martian (Andy Weir) és Chev is megnézte a Particle Fever filmet. Főtéma: Sorozatok American Dad! Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Defiance Z Nation Zene: Future World Music - Rise of the Machines

Main Review: The Amazing Spider-Man 2 Top 5 Paul Giamatti Movies Main Review: Locke Film Club Review: The Believer What Else We Watched (The Immigrant, Ping Pong Summer, The Rock, Best In Show, Five Star Day, Particle Fever, Spark, Wreck-It Ralph, Heaven Is Real, The Knick) News Next Week Preview (The Other Woman, Top 5 Cameron Diaz Movies, Martha Marcy May Marlene) Check out the podcast we did with Sound on Sight on the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles franchise: 

Hatalmas köszönet mindenkinek, aki támogatta a mi kis adásunkat és továbbra is kérünk mindenkit, hogy nézzen be a Világuralom menübe és támogassátok a zűrkocsmát! :) Ezen a héten Chev éves és jól megérdemelt szabadságát tölti a trombiták földjén, így most Morgan admirális és Flash kadét teljesít szolgálatot. Három csemegével kezdünk az informatika világából: Valós idejű térkép az internetes támadásokról. Felhőszolgáltatások gyűjteménye. Hivatalosan és "alternatív" forrásokból is elérhető a Particle Fever dokumentum film! Folytatjuk az idei évben megjelenő sci-fi filmek mustráját: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, The Giver, The Congress, The Maze Runner, Dracula Untold, Autómata. Zene: Pinky and the Brain Theme Song.

Lucy is real, real dumb and the boys talk about why.  Then Don handles snakes while Mike talks about something really smart: Particle Fever, a documentary about the Hadron Collider and the Higgs Boson particle Subscribe:  iTunes | Stitcher | Miro | RSS Brought to you from historic Studio L, it’s The ECHORIFT Show - your pop-culture lightning rod!  Each episode we bring you the best in comics, movies, television, books, fast food, and anything else our producer can think of!!! Contact Us! Tweet questions and comments to @EchoRift Use ECHORIFT.com's Contact Submission Form Leave us a voicemail at 856.208.RIFT Send us an email letters@echorift.com Follow us on Tumblr If you enjoy the ECHORIFT podcast, you will enjoy other ECHORIFT Productions: Comic Tango Podcast: Discussing issues related to being a comic book fan! Kids on Comics Podcast:  Father and son comic talk - find out what excites and inspires the imagination of a fifth grader! Echo Rift Comics: Featuring Hurry the Rabbitoid Knight   Music for the Echo Rift podcast is provided by Home at Last

In this mini, we discuss p-values and their use in hypothesis testing, in the context of an hypothetical experiment on plant flowering, and end with a reference to the Particle Fever documentary and how statistical significance played a role.

Egyből egy könyvvel indítunk Morgi ajánlásában: Brandon Hackett: Az időutazás napja. Vizet találtak a Szaturnusz holdján az Enceladuson. Folytatódik a Cosmos ismeret terjesztő sorozat. Új részecskét találtak, amit senki nem tud megmagyarázni. LHC dokumentum film: Particle Fever. Chev könyv ajánlása: Leon Max Lederman: Az isteni a-tom. Amerika kapitány 2  a film és az Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. sorozat össze fonodása. Pár mondat a Heartbleed Bug-ról. Flash ajánlásában egy jó kis zombis podcast: We’re Alive - A story of survival. Földközelben a mars! Fő téma: Mission to mars - A Mars-mentőakció Zene: Immediate Music - Destiny Of The Chosen

En manchettes: - Un revenu minimum pour les étudiants au doctorat en sciences naturelles; - Lancement de l'édition d'hiver de magazine Le Culte; - Une conférence sur la composition de musique pour jeux vidéos; - La projection du film: Particle Fever.

How do you tell a nail-biter story with a plot that hinges on one of the most complex ideas in science? The director of a movie that opened in D-C this weekend thinks he’s got the answer.

How do you tell a nail-biter story with a plot that hinges on one of the most complex ideas in science? The director of a movie that opened in D-C this weekend thinks he’s got the answer.

The movie “Particle Fever”, opening in D-C on Friday, takes you on the quest to discover an elusive sub-atomic particle theorized to be the key to how everything in the universe formed.

The movie “Particle Fever”, opening in D-C on Friday, takes you on the quest to discover an elusive sub-atomic particle theorized to be the key to how everything in the universe formed.

Particle Fever follows six brilliant scientists during the launch of the Large Hadron Collider, marking the start-up of the biggest and most expensive experiment in the history of the planet, pushing the edge of human innovation. As they seek to unravel the mysteries of the universe, 10,000 scientists from over 100 countries joined forces in pursuit of a single goal: to recreate conditions that existed just moments after the Big Bang and find the Higgs boson, potentially explaining the origin of all matter. But our heroes confront an even bigger challenge: have we reached our limit in understanding why we exist? Director Mark Levinson, a physicist turned filmmaker, joins us to talk about the celebration of discovery and the revealing stories behind this epic machine.

Among those popping the champagne when the discovery of the Higgs boson was announced in July 2012 was Howard Haber. And deservedly so. He'd been studying and theorizing about the Higgs for decades, long before it became headline fodder. Howie wrote about the then-notional particle in his 1978 doctoral dissertation and co-authored a definitive text on how to find it, “The Higgs Hunter's Guide,” in 1989. Though we've touched on the Higgs in previous shows, we've never gone into detail on the backstory and theoretical significance. I thought it was high time we did, especially as a new documentary film on the Higgs search – “Particle Fever” – is opening around the country.

Fra Newtons tid til i dag har vitenskapen økt vår forståelse av naturen med en imponerende hastighet. Det universet som beskrives nå er så fremmed for oss at det virker ubegripelig. Våre kropper er bygd opp av utallige ørsmå partikler i en enorm, regelmessig dans. En dans som har pågått i 13.8 milliarder år. Disse partiklene former enorme galakser, glødende stjerner og sorte hull. De varmer opp kloden vår, vekker liv i maskinene våre og fyller naturen med vakre organismer. Noen er usynlige og fyller universet med enorme mengder mørk materie. Partikkelfysiker Bjørn Samset, tidligere forsker ved CERN og bidragsyter til oppdagelsen av Higgs-bosonet, vil holde et foredrag om universets hemmelige partikler. Samsets nylige utgitte bok De hemmelige partiklene er til salgs etter møtet. Før foredraget blir det arrangert en visning av filmen Particle Fever, som dokumenterer oppdagelsen av Higgs-bosonet, et av vår generasjons viktigste vitenskapelige gjennombrudd.