How to pronounce “hoffman” in English

And then talk about our native North America collection.So the Malvina Hoffman sculptures, this is a new exhibit that we just opened in January.It will be in its current location for about another two years, or a year and a half.

The sculptures themselves have a very compelling quality to them.They're-- Malvina Hoffman as a student of Rodin knew how to sculpt in bronze.In fact, the original idea of the curators was that these figures of the races would all be plaster casts.

And they were wiped out by the Catholic Church in 396.And Albert Hoffman, who invented LSD and first synthesized psilocybin, did some studies with Greek scholars and others.And they noticed that, in the Eleusinian Mysteries, they drink a potion called kykeon.

And most people think of the Victorians as being uptight.So what Hoffman wanted to do was to find synthetic analogs of this that wouldn't have the toxic properties that could kill you but would still be useful on the uterus.

And most people think of the Victorians as being uptight.Now when Hoffman tried it, he didn't think people would do it for fun.

I have friends of mine who are religious, and friends of mine who are complete atheists.As Reid Hoffman calls himself-- a mystical atheist.He says, "I'm an atheist, but I'm very aware of the mystery of life.

And incidentally, there's one more reason I'll mention why a solar array can stop working.This is Glenda Hoffman's roof.She woke up one morning to discover that thieves stole 16 panels off her roof as she slept.

knew was that could generate a wave. The first person that they asked about, the first person that Flame actually asked about the potential for there to be waves was a gentleman namedPhillip "Flippy" Hoffman. Some of you may have heard of Christian and Nathan Fletcher.This is Christian and Nathan Fletcher's great uncle; he passed away this past year. And he was a renowned big wave surfer. One of the first people to surf a frightening wave

Jonah Hill: and the product might suffer.Interviewer: So Philip Seymour Hoffman, a lot of people would say, an actor's actor?What did you kind of experience specifically with him?

columbine colorado some of joe's ashes were reportedly sprinkled on the gravesites and is told that one of the original iwwprovocateur abby hoffman who proposed that sympathetic radicals eat it

clarify priorities and experiment in new ways. So to give an example, this isn't in the book, but one of the firstreaders was a guy named Ed Hoffman who was NASA's first chief knowledge officer.It's like a sort of sort of like a uh uh head psychologist who who's in charge of making sure that the there's

OK, yeah. Tell us if you know.I don't know if Dave Hoffman's here.

in San Clemente. In this photograph are another big wave surfer named Wayne Schafer. And this is Phil Edwards, who is the first guy to have ever been documented surfing pipeline. Andthere riding on Phillip "Flippy" Hoffman's catamaran be built taking it down to trestles.So, Mickey put me on to Harrison. Harrison showed me this picture of him surfing Waimea in perfect form dropping inside a Waimea legend named Buzzy Trent in 1963. Well, Harrison,

And I was a young journalist working at "Inc." magazine.And I met with Alexis Ohanian and Steve Hoffman on a total whim at South by Southwest.And they were, at the time, working on a site called Hipmunk, which is a travel search site like Kayak, only it searches sites

man who's looking for a partner or someone to take over his business.And that was my introduction to David Lee Hoffman, who was the founder of Silk Road Teas.And I should give David a moment here because it's a very interesting story, as he is arguably the first American

So today I want to talk to you about three different examples of how we're starting to think about repurposingthe collections to tell contemporary stories and talk about the Malvina Hoffman sculptures, the bronzes.Talk about collaborating with contemporary artists.

There's a lot of inspiration, all kinds of different ways.Hi, Dave Hoffman. And this is one of my topics close to my heart.

could make the world a better place, I found that their philosophy was founded on two main ideas.First, as Reid Hoffman told me, "if you're working towards progress, your futurewill be better than your present." That is change is inherently good.

This is the first tenant of optimism, or at least described by Silicon Valley.So then I took what I was learning from Reid Hoffman and other folks, and I said, is this just the very wealthy in Silicon Valley,or is it technologists more broadly?

It's hard to find somebody who would say Philip Seymour Hoffman was a bad actor.

So, I'm Jeremy Hoffman.

Yeah. But I interviewed Reid Hoffman, who I think is well known as the founder of-- one of the founders of LinkedIn and the chairman,

Back there is legendary theater legend, Jackie Hoffman, Emmy-nominated Jackie Hoffman.

And this is an exhibition that uses these bronze sculptures.There's 104 of them that were made by an artist named Malvina Hoffman.She was a student of Rodin.

But internationally, I was speaking with Reid Hoffman the other day.

And most people think of the Victorians as being uptight.And we can thank this man, Albert Hoffman.

And also just to help them feel together-- and this is Guy Hoffman's work-- and develop gestures that will make everyone feel that they are

with the gestures-- and this is again, Guy Hoffman's work-- project some personality.

In the early part of the movie, Dustin Hoffman is the main character in the film.

We have a book that is very much one of those Harry Johnson "Hoffman House" books.

ran into one of his old uh um customers in the pool business Dustin Hoffman who said glad to see you cleaning the big

But very quickly on LinkedIn, when I interviewed Reid Hoffman for "The Cold Start Problem," one of the things he broke down is like,

Yeah, yeah. And Dustin Hoffman had told me, listen, you want to get your own stuff done, form a film company.

So it actually worked.And I mean, I-- a funny-- a little known fact about this-- Steve Hoffman, who's the CEO of Reddit now,was not at Reddit at the time.

And this is called a multiple selection routine, which was first done by Professor Hoffman in the 19th century.

always came back down to my network and my connections and then I look at people like Warren Buffett and and Reed Hoffman

I said, you're telling me my son is like Dustin Hoffman in that movie?

I winnowed it down to half a dozen, and the ad agency-- Gere and Hoffman Goranson--

What I would argue to build a great lasting brand today, and I talk with Reid Hoffman about this all the time.

I was at LinkedIn, and I had lunch with Reid Hoffman, before I came here.

And you've elevated it to the ranks where you have Andreessen writing your forward and Ben Horowitz hosting book events and Reid Hoffman writing a narrative.

It was mostly in art cinema houses and such, but Philip Seymour Hoffman and Christopher Walken were in this movie.

really use baseball as a really beautiful aesthetic backdrop to tell a really moving story about underdogs and being undervalued.And that's the story I connected to and also it stars Brad Pitt and myself and Philip Seymour Hoffman, so the three most handsome guys in the world, obviously they, they found us alland paired us together finally.

Aren't you supposed to start at YouTube and then get a movie deal or something when you make a video of yourself like getting hit in the nuts with the Frisbee or something,right? But no, Dustin Hoffman was the first person who encouraged me to become an actor and got me my first audition in what ended up being my first movie, which is I Heart Huckabees,and then after that I met Judd, who, you know, gave me countless opportunities in things you know to show what I had to offer.

It would look like Tadzio Smith, my buddy at Rapport, a company backed by Reid Hoffman that I'm supporting,

But this is not "The Chris Gethard Show." This is the Carmen Christopher, Christi Chiello, Martin Urbano, Josh Sharp, Robby Hoffman, Joe ,,

And I'm like well you can't go wrong or can't get any better than Molly Picon so it's a kind of Jackie Hoffman, Molly Picon combo

And I remember-- I don't know if I asked Lori what it was that she wanted to do or what, but at the time, Dustin Hoffman

So they were familiar with using art to convey scientific information.And in the case of this Races of Mankind, they decided to go all out and work with Malvina Hoffman.But the message of the exhibition was-- if you think about what the thinking around race was in the 1930s, that was kind of