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Footage provided by Jack Gordon and Hunter Hall. Editing done by Hunter Hall. Music: The Ecstasy of Gold - Ennio Morricone (1966)
Final project for Psychology 133 (Fall 2018) at UC Berkeley. Big thanks to Colonel Mark Vande Hei, and Dr. Kjell Lindgren for their support with this project...
Video made for a presentation slide during the Cal Rowing auction event (3/10/18). Clips provided by UAVs@Berkeley: https://uav.berkeley.edu/ Music: Californ...
Footage provided by UAVs @ Berkeley - https://uav.berkeley.edu/ Song: Intoxicated - Martin Solveig & GTA
The world is very different place from the days of the Apollo missions, for the times they are a changing. There is no longer any political motivation for ou...
In early September, the June Sky team sent up the third weather balloon to the edge of the stratosphere in their HATs project. The balloon was launched in so...
Shout out to Hunter and Bjorn as per the broys: "Hunter and I went to a music store in san francisco called the haight ashbury music center. This store has wide variety of musical instruments, but in the back, they had a whole room filled with synthesizers. We start by playing the theremin because hunter loves theremins. Then we see the OG synth: THE 1979 MINIMOOG. We collapse onto it and start fiddling with all the keys and knobs. After about 10 min of playing with it, a store worker comes in and says do you need any help? We say no, and then he just stands there looking at us. From then on, every key we pressed he thought we were going to break it. We take a pause from playing the moog and ask the store worker if he knows how to play it. He says yeah and starts doing fuck all with it. Just twiddling every knob and pressing all the keys until suddenly, it stops playing anything. He starts twisting all the knobs trying to fix it for like 5 minutes and then just stares and says, "whoops, must be a broken oscillator." We stood there looking at him like ok you don't know this instrument at all and you work at the hippie guitar center. The store worker walked away to help someone else, so we gave it a look. We turned one knob and the synth was working again. This gave hunter and I the philosophy of broken oscillators."
A wack track for ya fat cats. Mind ya business. Impromptu. Listen at your own risk.
