Hey, that rhymes!

It's based on an Argentinian rhythm called carnivalito.

synthv1 is an old school polyphonic synthtesizer

You try rhyming with garage!

Rhythm is half silence.

And I said, But what's the water part?

He's just memorized a rhyme for us.

But lexicographical is the same pattern as higgledy piggledy.

And this is a song that has a kind of a Celtic feel.

And they have that Latin vibe, don't they.

I will not lend my name nor my rhythm to your beat.

This is a song that I wrote based on traditional Basque rhythms.

One Labour AM said his group was concerned it rhymes with Twp and Pwp.

Let's see if we can get into the flow here and all do this one together.

And there on the smaller scale, the scale of an earring or a ceramic pot or a musical instrument, was a materiality and a soulfulness.

And this effect is very pleasant on the mind, and it helps the sentence to feel right.

And you can see here how my perception of the sound L helps the alliteration to jump right out.

RB So it's expressing its emotion through its face and the prosody in its voice.

If you think about your life today, you go every day through many different scales, many different changes of rhythm and pace.

Rives recaps the most memorable moments of TED2006 in the free spirited rhyming verse of a fantastical mockingbird lullaby.

And when I was dealing with my robot over here, Chris, the robot, was measuring the prosody in my voice, and so we have the robot measure prosody for four basic messages that mothers give their children pre linguistically.

I focused on my mudras, on the imagery of my dance, on the poetry and the metaphor and the philosophy of the dance itself.

Lexicographical has this great pattern it's called a double dactyl. And just by saying double dactyl, I've sent the geek needle all the way into the red.

And then there was the language, the rhythmic cadence of it, reminding me of evenings spent listening to Bedouin elders recite hours long narrative poems entirely from memory.

So, all of that is to say that I like to believe that for every word intended as to render us deaf to one another, there is always a lyric connecting ears and hearts across the continents in rhyme.

Every beat of your heart depends on this crucial region, the sinoatrial node, which has about 10,000 independent cells that would each beep, have an electrical rhythm a voltage up and down to send a signal to the ventricles to pump.

A sense of place your ability to create places that are meaningful and places of quality and character depends entirely on your ability to define space with buildings, and to employ the vocabularies, grammars, syntaxes, rhythms and patterns of architecture in order to inform us who we are.

Removes some scaffolding. One of the reasons Rome remains the extraordinary place it is that because of scaffolding and the determination to maintain the fabric, it is a city that continues to grow and adapt to the needs of the particular time in which it finds itself, or we find it.

In this captivating talk from the TED archive, cartoonist Ben Katchor reads from his comic strips. These perceptive, surreal stories find the profound hopes and foibles of history preserved in objects like light switches and signs.

Indeed, in movements of modernism and post modernism, there was visual art without beauty, literature without narrative and plot, poetry without meter and rhyme, architecture and planning without ornament, human scale, green space and natural light, music without melody and rhythm, and criticism without clarity, attention to aesthetics and insight into the human condition.

Somewhere hidden in the physical gestures, the vocal cadence, the facial expressions, the eye contact, the passion, the kind of awkward, British body language, the sense of how the audience are reacting, there are hundreds of subconscious clues that go to how well you will understand, and whether you're inspired light, if you like, and desire.

PARIS In 2005, at the Royal Academy of Arts in London, a prestigious exhibit sponsored by the Chinese Government, The Three Emperors, celebrated the greatness of Chinese art. The show s central piece was a giant painting in the European (Jesuit) style depicting the envoys of the Western world lining up to pay respect to the Chinese emperor.

Mao is certainly a more interesting figure than were many tyrants a poet, an intellectual, a student of history as well as a serial philanderer, who, according to his doctor, Li Zhisui, liked to swim in water, not bathe in it. I know of no better, more fascinating warts and all portrait of any political leader than Li s book, The Private Life of Chairman Mao .