Jay-Z explains verse in “Most Kings” song
“Most kings get their head cut off.”
Jay-Z is also releasing his first book, Decoded on November 16th.
Lifestyle
Four things you can’t recover
“There are four things in life that you cannot recover: the stone after it’s thrown, the word after it’s said, the occasion after it’s missed, and time after it’s gone.”
Renegade ft. A.U.R.C. – Cheers To The Culture
Real hip hop for your listening enjoyment. “Blowin’ trees kickin frees”
Music Video for “Cheers To The Culture” by RENAGADE ft. A.U.R.C. Off the “Decline of Western Civilization” Album. Dead Poets Society & BackPack Super Heroes. Music Video done by LastShotFilms.com.
Video submitted by Nick Kawon
Oxygen for the Mind – Exploring Consciousness
Mainstream science is now recognizing the existence of parallel realities. Can we change realities by shifting our intention?
This video suggests a model of six dimensions of reality that explain the power of focus to heal illness and extends to a shift in planetary consciousness to heal the world.
My Desk, My World
A short film documentary on the correlation between your desk space and your artistic frame of mind. In this age of mobile communications and “nomadic working,” we can still see the power of our desks as our “aspirational space.”
If a messy desk is a sign of a messy mind, then what is an empty desk a sign of?
What is the future of The Desk?
“The reality of life today means that you can’t always be there (your desk), and in fact you have to take that idea of that working space with you. Probably whats going to happen in the future is the desk becomes more of a state of mind than an actual physical place.”
What is your desk style?
Desk – Music and Sound Design from Aaron Trinder Film:Motion:Music on Vimeo.
Contributed by: http://www.karajacinta.com
A law abiding citizen shouldn’t be fucked with
House Minority Leader John Boehner, part of the problem
A couple months back I watched A Law Abiding Citizen, with Gerard Butler and Jamie Foxx. Butler plays a character whose wife and daughter are raped and murdered by a couple of criminals during a home invasion, then he exacts a disturbingly brutal revenge on them after they were sentenced to only a couple years of prison. He also focuses his vengeance on the system that let them get out early, meaning the judge, arresting officers, prosecutors, etc., killing them in cinematically spectacular fashion apparently you learn he was an assassin for the Defense Department who used complex techniques to kill Taliban, Al Qaeda, whatever the enemy du jour was for the US government. Foxx is the prosecutor from the case that got a plea bargain so as not to fuck up his conviction record in court, so he could be more electable as district attorney, or mayor or something. In all, a fantastic movie, but something bothered me about it, or at least triggered neurons in my brain to start firing. I didn’t really have a grasp on it till recently, which made that movie much more eye-opening when seen like that. Without getting too wordy right off the bat, the character Butler plays in that movie is an embodiment of popular disgust with the system as its set up now, sort of the Tea Party prior to its astroturfing by the right wing, with Foxx as the Obama character, the one trying to make it right and get Butler to stop what he’s doing. It’s a movie not unlike Network, somebody snapped and said “I’m mad as hell, and I’m not going to take it anymore!”
