Live music is not dead!!

Technology is great, it's allowed us to move production from the untouchable skyscrapers, to student bedrooms and the quality of sounds from physical instruments, to emotive sounds, that past generations couldn't have imagined.

Even with these advances I'm still seeing a great demand for live music. In my opinion, nothing beats that organic performance component. Guys like Jay Z use live music at it's best, in the realm of pop culture. This live element can quite easily be just the cream on top of a DJ's set in a nightclub. Yes I'm talking about me playing sax in nightclubs.

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Dave Chappelle’s Block Party

I love seeing an entertainer being creative. I want to see more of this. Live performance out there, for the people.

NOTED>>>>>>

Industrial Urban Loft Conversions

I’ve always wanted to either build my own home, or repurpose a building; like a blank canvas to imprint my own tapestry on.

It’s a primal thing- man wanting to build his own castle.

I’m obviously a primal man- Can you hear that? Yes it’s the sound of me beating my chest

Esperanza Spaulding performs “Overjoyed” at the Gershwin Prize for Stevie Wonder

I love this woman’s performances. She sings like an angel and plays bass with so much soul AT THE SAME TIME!!! She’s just one of those people who you marvel at, at the same time as feeling immensely inferior………..

Please leave me to cry in a corner for a while……..Thank you …..

Iskar Norseman

I make no secret that I want some new fitness goals. Since I quit playing rugby (can’t risk chipping a tooth, damaging my lips, or breaking a finger), I’ve been looking for some new fitness challenges

I watch crazy races like this Iskar Norseman and it gets my juices going!

You feel most alive when you push yourself to that end. That wonder, if you can survive a challenge.

I’m definitely going incorporate crazy stuff like this into my life.

OH CRAP!!

RUGBY WORLD CUP!!

I get tingles every time i watch this match. I apologise to all my Aussie fans for opening old wounds. HAHA

Conor McGregor vs Jose Aldo UFC194

I love to see someone who shakes things up. The status quo is boring... People either love or hate Conor McGregor, but there is none who can ignore him. For sure.

I really hope this fight goes ahead.

Sting:How I started writing songs again

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oy25A7vnigg

It’s refreshing to see super famous people take the stage for a TED Talk.

Architecture of the fut— no the pas—Not sure…..

 That’s it, I’m building my future house out of bamboo!

Nassim Haramein

I’ve always found a bit of a disconnect between certain concepts in science and the real world. Especially when I found out the science of really small things and the science of bigger things don't match up…….WHOOOAAA (Exactly). Even as a kid, you realise that you can’t put Lego and Duplo together, so I’ve never understood how that’s been accepted within science rehlms. A friend linked me this Nassim Haramein lecture a while back. This started my unique journey of enquiry.

This guy makes sense in a way that anyone can follow. That stuff should makes sense, because we are intrinsically made from these small things AND big things. So in the same way we can understand the principals of our own physiology, without knowing all the technical terms for your part and movements. you can still appriciate it if someone teaches you that within your chest you have a heart, that pumps your blood around and within your limbs you have muscles that contract and relax, to create movement.

Nassim Haramein, breaks physics down in that way.

It’s really interesting stuff.

AND no it’s not crazy hoodoovoodoo. Even mainstream science is starting to accept his concepts.

TED Talk | Draw your Future

One of the best TED Talks EVER! Your brain knows you, you just have to ask it to put the pieces together, to get to your ideal self.

Go and paint your picture! I’m off to paint mine.

Leave Paula Radcliffe alone!

So politicians are talking about stuff they know nothing about AGAIN. This is a fine example of how we put people in a positions of power, who feel they are experts on whatever the leader of their party writes on their name badge.

I agree with Paula not to release her blood data, because you'll get a whole bunch of amateur bio-chemists 'publishing' their findings, that ignorant people will swallow up.

Doping has become so complex and skilled, that anti-doping authorities have to look into so many details, but have the power of context.

The blood values that are slightly high because they were taken either at altitude, or very soon after. That's put in consideration, so is not even an issue.

Politicians acting like they know what they're talking about again...... They should focus on stopping the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership and fracking!