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International Observer - London
As taken from the album Richard Dorfmeister: A Different Drummer Selection
published: 23 Jan 2010
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Jack London: Observer
This short video was created exclusively for the House of Happy Walls museum at Jack London State Historic Park.
Writing, journalism, photography and politics - the way Jack London saw and expressed the world was revolutionary.
https://jacklondonpark.com/
published: 12 Jan 2022
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International Observer - London Dub
Listen or download "London Dub" by International Observer from https://dubmission.bandcamp.com/album/heard or https://smarturl.it/ioheard
https://www.facebook.com/internationalobserver
http://soundcloud.com/internationalobserver
http://www.internationalobserver.info/
https://twitter.com/interntnlobsrvr
Taken from "Heard": https://smarturl.it/ioheard
INFO
Think of an electronic dub album and your mind naturally fixes on a malnourished bedroom boffin stroking his chin as he makes love to his overloaded laptop.
Think again. The second International Observer album, Heard, is not yer typical electronic dub long player, and its creator has spent well over 25 years in hot pursuit of an artistic expression that stimulates and satisfies and in this case, reaches towards the sublime.
Tom Bailey...
published: 16 Sep 2015
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International Observer - London
Hi - Fidelity Dub Sessions, Vol.4
published: 07 Apr 2011
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Audio | J. Krishnamurti – London 1967 - Group Discussion 1.1 - Thought is the observer
Audio | J. Krishnamurti – London 1967 - Small Group Discussion 1.1 - Thought is the observer
Yoga must be taught properly, you can’t learn it from a book.
What is watching, looking?
Is it possible to see with the eye but not let the process of mentation take place?
Images are time-binding; I am living in the past.
What is the state of the human being who has no observer?
It is much easier to have images, but to have no image means a tremendous awakened state.
Thinking gives continuity to an incident. Is it possible not to think about it?
If there is an observer there must be a space and time interval, and hence the whole mechanism of conflict.
What is the beginning of thought?
Unless there is profound self-knowledge, the mind cannot be quiet.
---
This channel is managed by the...
published: 04 Nov 2018
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Double slit experiment explained by Brian greene - double slit experiment observer effect - Duality
In #modernphysics, the #double-slitexperiment is a demonstration that light and matter can display characteristics of both classically defined waves and particles; moreover, it displays the fundamentally #probabilisticnature of #quantummechanicalphenomena. This type of experiment was first performed, using #light, by #ThomasYoung in #1802, as a demonstration of the #wavebehavioroflight.
At that time it was thought that light consisted of either waves or particles. With the beginning of modern physics, about a hundred years later, it was realized that light could in fact show behavior characteristic of both #waves and #particles. In #1927, #Davisson and #Germer demonstrated that #electrons show the same behavior, which was later extended to #atoms and #molecules. Thomas Young's experiment ...
published: 03 Nov 2022
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London, setting for the book The Observer, by Eduardo Periotto.
The Observer Novel, by Eduardo Periotto
published: 10 Nov 2021
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Sunday Observer
The Armando Iannucci Shows
published: 12 Jun 2006
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Savannah helpline - Trigger Warning ⚠️
#tiktokvideo #tiktok #tiktokviral #tiktokuk #tiktokdrama #uktiktok
published: 28 Feb 2024
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Battle of Britain and the Observer Corps | Britain's key to success?
Who were the Observer Corps and what role did they play in the Battle of Britain? Could you spot the difference between a Bf 109 and a Spitfire? Just under 3,000 RAF aircrew risked their lives to face the Luftwaffe during the Battle of Britain, yet on the ground, around 30,000 volunteers formed a highly-trained network of aircraft observers working around the clock to support the men in the air. Curator Adrian Kerrison tells us about the vital role of the Observer Corps during the Battle of Britain.
Book tickets to the Battle of Britain air show at IWM Duxford: https://www.iwm.org.uk/airshows/duxford-battle-of-britain-airshow
0:00 Intro
1:20 The German threat
2:00 The Dowding System
2:42 The Royal Observer Corps
4:38 Conclusion
Go to our channel's page to check out more videos about th...
published: 09 Sep 2020
4:42
International Observer - London
As taken from the album Richard Dorfmeister: A Different Drummer Selection
As taken from the album Richard Dorfmeister: A Different Drummer Selection
https://wn.com/International_Observer_London
As taken from the album Richard Dorfmeister: A Different Drummer Selection
- published: 23 Jan 2010
- views: 12316
3:44
Jack London: Observer
This short video was created exclusively for the House of Happy Walls museum at Jack London State Historic Park.
Writing, journalism, photography and politics ...
This short video was created exclusively for the House of Happy Walls museum at Jack London State Historic Park.
Writing, journalism, photography and politics - the way Jack London saw and expressed the world was revolutionary.
https://jacklondonpark.com/
https://wn.com/Jack_London_Observer
This short video was created exclusively for the House of Happy Walls museum at Jack London State Historic Park.
Writing, journalism, photography and politics - the way Jack London saw and expressed the world was revolutionary.
https://jacklondonpark.com/
- published: 12 Jan 2022
- views: 210
4:59
International Observer - London Dub
Listen or download "London Dub" by International Observer from https://dubmission.bandcamp.com/album/heard or https://smarturl.it/ioheard
https://www.facebook....
Listen or download "London Dub" by International Observer from https://dubmission.bandcamp.com/album/heard or https://smarturl.it/ioheard
https://www.facebook.com/internationalobserver
http://soundcloud.com/internationalobserver
http://www.internationalobserver.info/
https://twitter.com/interntnlobsrvr
Taken from "Heard": https://smarturl.it/ioheard
INFO
Think of an electronic dub album and your mind naturally fixes on a malnourished bedroom boffin stroking his chin as he makes love to his overloaded laptop.
Think again. The second International Observer album, Heard, is not yer typical electronic dub long player, and its creator has spent well over 25 years in hot pursuit of an artistic expression that stimulates and satisfies and in this case, reaches towards the sublime.
Tom Bailey (for it is he) started his musical life as something of a child piano prodigy in his native Halifax, Yorkshire, but by college he was more interested in the experiments of John Cage, the 'Kraut Rock' dub stepping jams of Can and the mad-hatter musical intricacies of Frank Zappa than anything in the classical canon (but we'll come back to that, because he does).
As the '70s progressed Tom followed a path familiar to many of his generation: getting his 'overseas experience' gained a life-long fascination with Indian culture, spiritual values and music (manifested recently in the Holiwater Project with Vikash and Prabash Maharaj which toured India to ecstatic reviews). Meanwhile, the post-punk foment of the late '70s embroiled Tom in an anarchic scene that ultimately gave birth to his 'pop experiment', the Thompson Twins.
Despite massive chart success, getting stuck in a pop paradigm proved a nightmare for Tom, who -- in his spare time -- was delving into the infinite sonic, subterranean depths of dub, developing his passion for the visual arts, and working his way to an in-depth study of the works of classical music innovator, JS Bach. During the '80s he also worked with reggae legends Sly & Robbie, and Lee Perry, as well as contributing his considerable keyboard skills to the likes of Grace Jones and Foreigner (!), and producing/writing hits for former Blondie diva Debbie Harry. And as that beleaguered decade played out , Tom's ambient/tech duo, Babble (with former T. Twins partner Alannah Curry) was getting caned in the hippest New York clubs.
But that's just CV stuff (admittedly fascinating CV stuff); Tom's artistic pursuits somewhat defy the best efforts of the publicity machine. Next thing, he upped and moved to the ends of the earth -- New Zealand -- where his long-held dream of making his own, unique dub sounds were set to 'slowly evolve'. Finally, in 2001, the release of Seen, by International Observer, which was later picked up by UK label Different Drummer. As Kiwi critic Graeme Reed said at the time: "This is dub-ambience of the finest kind. It comes complete with surface noise scratches, Indo-percussion, underplayed techno touches, Burning Spear's and Black Uhuru's leisurely loping rhythms, and weird disassociated voices peeping surreptitiously through the mix. Wonderful on all fronts. What separates International Observer from the pack? The sense of coherence and purpose, plus a melodic engagement and some duppy-scaring echoed bass nodding back to the earliest days of the Ras/dub tradition." Another wrote: "Deliciously engaging, languorous, smoothly beautiful dub-engineered electronica... unobtrusively clever, tasty morsels of electronic debris add to its abiding flavourfulness".
Perhaps the secret of International Observer is that it combines the tripped-out bliss of the finest Augustus Pablo sides with just the right amount of audiological ear candy and dollops of sublime melody. In other words, this is dub, but not as we know it.
Finally, we come to Heard, the second International Observer long-player, and one that bookends Tom's time in NZ, India and the UK by presenting an on-stage set pretty much the way it goes down live (and anyone who has seen IO perform at the Big Chill or elsewhere will know that's a beautiful thing). While Tom continues a myriad of endeavours including film soundtracks, production works and the ongoing Holiwater Project, International Observer's Heard is an original take on dub that's able to blow bass bins and minds alike. .
A Dubmission Records release
http://dubmissionrecords.com/
http://dubmission.bandcamp.com/
https://www.instagram.com/dubmissionrecords/
https://www.facebook.com/dubmissionrecords
http://www.mixcloud.com/dubmissionrecords/
http://soundcloud.com/dubmissionrecords
http://twitter.com/dubmission
https://wn.com/International_Observer_London_Dub
Listen or download "London Dub" by International Observer from https://dubmission.bandcamp.com/album/heard or https://smarturl.it/ioheard
https://www.facebook.com/internationalobserver
http://soundcloud.com/internationalobserver
http://www.internationalobserver.info/
https://twitter.com/interntnlobsrvr
Taken from "Heard": https://smarturl.it/ioheard
INFO
Think of an electronic dub album and your mind naturally fixes on a malnourished bedroom boffin stroking his chin as he makes love to his overloaded laptop.
Think again. The second International Observer album, Heard, is not yer typical electronic dub long player, and its creator has spent well over 25 years in hot pursuit of an artistic expression that stimulates and satisfies and in this case, reaches towards the sublime.
Tom Bailey (for it is he) started his musical life as something of a child piano prodigy in his native Halifax, Yorkshire, but by college he was more interested in the experiments of John Cage, the 'Kraut Rock' dub stepping jams of Can and the mad-hatter musical intricacies of Frank Zappa than anything in the classical canon (but we'll come back to that, because he does).
As the '70s progressed Tom followed a path familiar to many of his generation: getting his 'overseas experience' gained a life-long fascination with Indian culture, spiritual values and music (manifested recently in the Holiwater Project with Vikash and Prabash Maharaj which toured India to ecstatic reviews). Meanwhile, the post-punk foment of the late '70s embroiled Tom in an anarchic scene that ultimately gave birth to his 'pop experiment', the Thompson Twins.
Despite massive chart success, getting stuck in a pop paradigm proved a nightmare for Tom, who -- in his spare time -- was delving into the infinite sonic, subterranean depths of dub, developing his passion for the visual arts, and working his way to an in-depth study of the works of classical music innovator, JS Bach. During the '80s he also worked with reggae legends Sly & Robbie, and Lee Perry, as well as contributing his considerable keyboard skills to the likes of Grace Jones and Foreigner (!), and producing/writing hits for former Blondie diva Debbie Harry. And as that beleaguered decade played out , Tom's ambient/tech duo, Babble (with former T. Twins partner Alannah Curry) was getting caned in the hippest New York clubs.
But that's just CV stuff (admittedly fascinating CV stuff); Tom's artistic pursuits somewhat defy the best efforts of the publicity machine. Next thing, he upped and moved to the ends of the earth -- New Zealand -- where his long-held dream of making his own, unique dub sounds were set to 'slowly evolve'. Finally, in 2001, the release of Seen, by International Observer, which was later picked up by UK label Different Drummer. As Kiwi critic Graeme Reed said at the time: "This is dub-ambience of the finest kind. It comes complete with surface noise scratches, Indo-percussion, underplayed techno touches, Burning Spear's and Black Uhuru's leisurely loping rhythms, and weird disassociated voices peeping surreptitiously through the mix. Wonderful on all fronts. What separates International Observer from the pack? The sense of coherence and purpose, plus a melodic engagement and some duppy-scaring echoed bass nodding back to the earliest days of the Ras/dub tradition." Another wrote: "Deliciously engaging, languorous, smoothly beautiful dub-engineered electronica... unobtrusively clever, tasty morsels of electronic debris add to its abiding flavourfulness".
Perhaps the secret of International Observer is that it combines the tripped-out bliss of the finest Augustus Pablo sides with just the right amount of audiological ear candy and dollops of sublime melody. In other words, this is dub, but not as we know it.
Finally, we come to Heard, the second International Observer long-player, and one that bookends Tom's time in NZ, India and the UK by presenting an on-stage set pretty much the way it goes down live (and anyone who has seen IO perform at the Big Chill or elsewhere will know that's a beautiful thing). While Tom continues a myriad of endeavours including film soundtracks, production works and the ongoing Holiwater Project, International Observer's Heard is an original take on dub that's able to blow bass bins and minds alike. .
A Dubmission Records release
http://dubmissionrecords.com/
http://dubmission.bandcamp.com/
https://www.instagram.com/dubmissionrecords/
https://www.facebook.com/dubmissionrecords
http://www.mixcloud.com/dubmissionrecords/
http://soundcloud.com/dubmissionrecords
http://twitter.com/dubmission
- published: 16 Sep 2015
- views: 1880
1:02:02
Audio | J. Krishnamurti – London 1967 - Group Discussion 1.1 - Thought is the observer
Audio | J. Krishnamurti – London 1967 - Small Group Discussion 1.1 - Thought is the observer
Yoga must be taught properly, you can’t learn it from a book.
Wh...
Audio | J. Krishnamurti – London 1967 - Small Group Discussion 1.1 - Thought is the observer
Yoga must be taught properly, you can’t learn it from a book.
What is watching, looking?
Is it possible to see with the eye but not let the process of mentation take place?
Images are time-binding; I am living in the past.
What is the state of the human being who has no observer?
It is much easier to have images, but to have no image means a tremendous awakened state.
Thinking gives continuity to an incident. Is it possible not to think about it?
If there is an observer there must be a space and time interval, and hence the whole mechanism of conflict.
What is the beginning of thought?
Unless there is profound self-knowledge, the mind cannot be quiet.
---
This channel is managed by the Krishnamurti Foundation Trust, UK, and by the Krishnamurti Foundation of America.
The role of the foundations was described by Krishnamurti when he said, 'The foundations will see to it that these teachings are kept whole, are not distorted, are not made corrupt. They will not give rise to any sectarian spirit in their activities... nor create any kind of place of worship around the teachings or the person. '
We maintain extensive archives of Krishnamurti's original works and all four Krishnamurti foundations are actively engaged in the publication of material in various forms.
Our videos contain thousands of subtitles in more than 25 languages, translated by volunteers from all over the world. If you would like to help us with translating subtitles, please contact us at digital@kfoundation.org
For more information about J. Krishnamurti and the Krishnamurti foundations:
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© 1967 Krishnamurti Foundation Trust
https://wn.com/Audio_|_J._Krishnamurti_–_London_1967_Group_Discussion_1.1_Thought_Is_The_Observer
Audio | J. Krishnamurti – London 1967 - Small Group Discussion 1.1 - Thought is the observer
Yoga must be taught properly, you can’t learn it from a book.
What is watching, looking?
Is it possible to see with the eye but not let the process of mentation take place?
Images are time-binding; I am living in the past.
What is the state of the human being who has no observer?
It is much easier to have images, but to have no image means a tremendous awakened state.
Thinking gives continuity to an incident. Is it possible not to think about it?
If there is an observer there must be a space and time interval, and hence the whole mechanism of conflict.
What is the beginning of thought?
Unless there is profound self-knowledge, the mind cannot be quiet.
---
This channel is managed by the Krishnamurti Foundation Trust, UK, and by the Krishnamurti Foundation of America.
The role of the foundations was described by Krishnamurti when he said, 'The foundations will see to it that these teachings are kept whole, are not distorted, are not made corrupt. They will not give rise to any sectarian spirit in their activities... nor create any kind of place of worship around the teachings or the person. '
We maintain extensive archives of Krishnamurti's original works and all four Krishnamurti foundations are actively engaged in the publication of material in various forms.
Our videos contain thousands of subtitles in more than 25 languages, translated by volunteers from all over the world. If you would like to help us with translating subtitles, please contact us at digital@kfoundation.org
For more information about J. Krishnamurti and the Krishnamurti foundations:
International Site - http://www.jkrishnamurti.org/
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/jk.krishnamurti
Twitter - https://twitter.com/orgKrishnamurti
Krishnamurti Foundation Trust, UK - http://www.kfoundation.org/
Krishnamurti Foundation of America - http://www.kfa.org/
Krishnamurti Foundation of India - http://www.kfionline.org/
Fundación Krishnamurti Latinoamericana - http://www.fkla.org/
This organization is a registered charity. Registered charity number: 312865
© 1967 Krishnamurti Foundation Trust
- published: 04 Nov 2018
- views: 3690
5:38
Double slit experiment explained by Brian greene - double slit experiment observer effect - Duality
In #modernphysics, the #double-slitexperiment is a demonstration that light and matter can display characteristics of both classically defined waves and particl...
In #modernphysics, the #double-slitexperiment is a demonstration that light and matter can display characteristics of both classically defined waves and particles; moreover, it displays the fundamentally #probabilisticnature of #quantummechanicalphenomena. This type of experiment was first performed, using #light, by #ThomasYoung in #1802, as a demonstration of the #wavebehavioroflight.
At that time it was thought that light consisted of either waves or particles. With the beginning of modern physics, about a hundred years later, it was realized that light could in fact show behavior characteristic of both #waves and #particles. In #1927, #Davisson and #Germer demonstrated that #electrons show the same behavior, which was later extended to #atoms and #molecules. Thomas Young's experiment with light was part of classical physics long before the development of quantum mechanics and the concept of #waveparticleduality. He believed it demonstrated that the #wavetheoryoflight was correct, and his experiment is sometimes referred to as Young's experiment or Young's slits.
In this video brian greene, theoretical physicist explains double slit experiment through #bowling and #animation. Hope you will find this video interesting.
To support me subscribe my channel and hit the like button.
#medium #doubleslitexperimentquantum #doubleslitexperimentwithelectrons #doubleslitexperimentdrquantum #briangreene #leonardsusskind #probability #electron #pattern #wavesanimations #waves #interferenceoflight #interferencepattern #quantummechanics #quantumphysics #doubleslitexperimentsimulation #singlephotoninterference
https://wn.com/Double_Slit_Experiment_Explained_By_Brian_Greene_Double_Slit_Experiment_Observer_Effect_Duality
In #modernphysics, the #double-slitexperiment is a demonstration that light and matter can display characteristics of both classically defined waves and particles; moreover, it displays the fundamentally #probabilisticnature of #quantummechanicalphenomena. This type of experiment was first performed, using #light, by #ThomasYoung in #1802, as a demonstration of the #wavebehavioroflight.
At that time it was thought that light consisted of either waves or particles. With the beginning of modern physics, about a hundred years later, it was realized that light could in fact show behavior characteristic of both #waves and #particles. In #1927, #Davisson and #Germer demonstrated that #electrons show the same behavior, which was later extended to #atoms and #molecules. Thomas Young's experiment with light was part of classical physics long before the development of quantum mechanics and the concept of #waveparticleduality. He believed it demonstrated that the #wavetheoryoflight was correct, and his experiment is sometimes referred to as Young's experiment or Young's slits.
In this video brian greene, theoretical physicist explains double slit experiment through #bowling and #animation. Hope you will find this video interesting.
To support me subscribe my channel and hit the like button.
#medium #doubleslitexperimentquantum #doubleslitexperimentwithelectrons #doubleslitexperimentdrquantum #briangreene #leonardsusskind #probability #electron #pattern #wavesanimations #waves #interferenceoflight #interferencepattern #quantummechanics #quantumphysics #doubleslitexperimentsimulation #singlephotoninterference
- published: 03 Nov 2022
- views: 51737
32:05
Savannah helpline - Trigger Warning ⚠️
#tiktokvideo #tiktok #tiktokviral #tiktokuk #tiktokdrama #uktiktok
#tiktokvideo #tiktok #tiktokviral #tiktokuk #tiktokdrama #uktiktok
https://wn.com/Savannah_Helpline_Trigger_Warning_⚠️
#tiktokvideo #tiktok #tiktokviral #tiktokuk #tiktokdrama #uktiktok
- published: 28 Feb 2024
- views: 126
5:50
Battle of Britain and the Observer Corps | Britain's key to success?
Who were the Observer Corps and what role did they play in the Battle of Britain? Could you spot the difference between a Bf 109 and a Spitfire? Just under 3,00...
Who were the Observer Corps and what role did they play in the Battle of Britain? Could you spot the difference between a Bf 109 and a Spitfire? Just under 3,000 RAF aircrew risked their lives to face the Luftwaffe during the Battle of Britain, yet on the ground, around 30,000 volunteers formed a highly-trained network of aircraft observers working around the clock to support the men in the air. Curator Adrian Kerrison tells us about the vital role of the Observer Corps during the Battle of Britain.
Book tickets to the Battle of Britain air show at IWM Duxford: https://www.iwm.org.uk/airshows/duxford-battle-of-britain-airshow
0:00 Intro
1:20 The German threat
2:00 The Dowding System
2:42 The Royal Observer Corps
4:38 Conclusion
Go to our channel's page to check out more videos about the Dowding System and the top iconic aircraft of the Battle of Britain - and subscribe to our channel for new videos every week!
Book your ticket for IWM Duxford here: https://www.iwm.org.uk/visits/iwm-duxford
Follow IWM on social media:
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https://wn.com/Battle_Of_Britain_And_The_Observer_Corps_|_Britain's_Key_To_Success
Who were the Observer Corps and what role did they play in the Battle of Britain? Could you spot the difference between a Bf 109 and a Spitfire? Just under 3,000 RAF aircrew risked their lives to face the Luftwaffe during the Battle of Britain, yet on the ground, around 30,000 volunteers formed a highly-trained network of aircraft observers working around the clock to support the men in the air. Curator Adrian Kerrison tells us about the vital role of the Observer Corps during the Battle of Britain.
Book tickets to the Battle of Britain air show at IWM Duxford: https://www.iwm.org.uk/airshows/duxford-battle-of-britain-airshow
0:00 Intro
1:20 The German threat
2:00 The Dowding System
2:42 The Royal Observer Corps
4:38 Conclusion
Go to our channel's page to check out more videos about the Dowding System and the top iconic aircraft of the Battle of Britain - and subscribe to our channel for new videos every week!
Book your ticket for IWM Duxford here: https://www.iwm.org.uk/visits/iwm-duxford
Follow IWM on social media:
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- published: 09 Sep 2020
- views: 11096