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Media Agenda Talks, Michaelmas Term 2015
We are pleased to announce that we will resume our Media Agenda Talks next term, starting week one, every Tuesday 5pm-6pm in the Hong Kong Theatre, Clement House. Full speaker list here.
Charlotte Fagerlund joins as Journalistfonden Fellow
Charlottle, a digital journalist from Sweden, will join Polis in October to carry out research into modern digital newsroom practice looking at email newsletters as a digital channel for journalism.
Polis Summer School 2015 highlights
This July, we welcomed speakers from across the journalism industry to talk to our Summer School students.
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We're continuing in the new year with even more exciting speakers and events at Polis. Check out the upcoming events below, and see an entire list of Polis events on the Events section of our website.
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Each yearPolis invites a dozen media practitioners to discuss the latest trends as part of our yearly Media Agenda Talk series of public lectures, free and open to all and relevant to all students taking MC408. Each speaker will be connected to the theme of the MC408 lecture that week.
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2015 Polis Journalism Conference
Friday 27th March
This year's conference was on Journalism and Elections.
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Polis Lunchtime Talks - Lent Term 2015
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The Death of Source Protection?: Protecting journalists' sources in a post-Snowden age
This report by Carl Fridh Kleberg was a result of the Polis/ Journalistfonden Fellowship at LSE. It lays out some of the threats to journalists' data and sources and presents a range of practical tools to overcome them.
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Mobile Opportunities: Exploring positive mobile media opportunities for European children
This report by Jane Vincent looks at the transformation in the digital lives of children and the potentially positive online experiences that mobile devices present them. What can the mobile internet offer children and young people?
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As it Happens: How live news blogs work and their future
Our new report is on the uses of live blogging and its impact on journalism. As a novel format, live blogging has created new opportunities and challenges for reporters and it is considered one of the successes of digital journalism.
Journalistfonden Research Fellow Karin O'Mahony discusses the different ways live blogs have been used so far, and how they have affected news writing, drawing on interviews with journalists and experts, as well as case studies from the Guardian and Swedish newspaper Aftonbladet.
In the report, O'Mahony addresses the following questions: Does live blogging give us more diverse, well-sourced, deeper, more participatory, interactive, accurate, accessible journalism?
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Egyptian Media Under Transition: In the name of the regime... In the name of the people?
A new Polis research report by Fatima El Issawi shows that Egyptian mainstream media is struggling to adapt to life after the revolution. Based on extensive interviews with journalists, it charts the battle for control of the news media. It outlines the editorial and ethical challenges facing journalists and the growth of new trends such as the highly influential talk TV shows that are both popularising and distorting political debate.
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Kenya's tech community will not save journalism - Networked News Lab Briefing Note
New digital communication technologies, in the hands of creative and enterprising individuals, will help to make news media more plural and democratic. Or so the optimists would have us believe. But why is this not happening in Kenya, which is home to so many initiatives using the power of information and communication technologies to promote development? This briefing describes three reasons that the ICT4D community has so little influence on journalism in Kenya - and three ways that this can change.
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Calling for a Revolution in Climate Change RhetoricWhen journalists talk about climate change are they failing to address the underlying issues and so missing a chance to connect this complex narrative to real people's lives? Hanna Morris reports on her own research looking at the language of the climate change debate. "Sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me." Countless generations of […]
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I think every comedian has that moment when they watch a stand-up set from a particular comic and think, "This is my life now." "I always had an interest in comedy when I was growing up, but I never thought of it as something I could or would do," says comedian Chris Thayer. "When I was 18, I heard David Cross' album Shut Up You Fucking Baby!, which was conversational in a way that made me think that maybe I could do stand-up too." Thayer, who will be at The Guild (3405 Central Avenue NE) on June 1, moved to San Francisco, a city that has spawned such comedy legends as Robin Williams at Margaret Cho, at the age of nineteen but waited three whole years before trying comedy. He finally sat down one night and began to write; a week later he did an open mic, and "within a year I had done over 200 sets," says Thayer. "Now I've been doing comedy for seven years."
It's this dedication that got him a writing gig on the Pete Holmes show. Thayer has a dry sense of humor and often talks about his life on stage. His uncompromising style is reflected in his ideas on comedy. "The thing that terrified me most when I started performing was the fear that an audience would hate me," says Thayer. With time this slowly abated and Thayer began to focus more on what he thought was funny rather than appealing to any given crowd. "I'd like as many people as possible to like me without having to compromise myself or what I think is funny. I would drive myself crazy if I were trying to change my stuff to get 100% of people to love me, so if only maybe 67% of people are into me, I'm totally okay with that," says Thayer. "Not sure if that number sounds too high or too low. I'm trying to be modest without sounding unambitious."
It's not an unwavering ambition though. Thayer sees comedy as something that needs to avoid stagnation. "My favorite parts of performing are the times when I'm present enough and comfortable enough to try or add new stuff," says Thayer. "I enjoy doing my material that I've been working on, but there's always a danger of feeling like you're on autopilot when you're doing stuff that you've memorized and said hundreds of times before. Thinking of new stuff for old jokes or trying to talk out new bits lets me know that I'm engaged in the moment and makes it fun for me." Thayer has a way of balancing his strong and steadfast ideas on comedy with being open and present in the moment so he can engage with the live audience. "I want the audience to think, 'Wow that guy is really funny despite being boringly sincere in interviews.'"
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The Greeks had it right. Socrates searched for real knowledge untainted by pride, and Plato was so done with irrational humanity he just wanted to crawl out of a cave and find a friend. It's been 2,400 years since the fall of Ancient Greece and we're all still tragically surprised we're flawed and yet there's something hilarious about that. "I start with a flaw like narcissism," says comedian David Koechner about his creative process. "We all have narcissistic tendencies, but there are some who are fully narcissistic. We all are afraid of things at times, but there are some who live their life in fear. I look at that and think, That's annoying, so I'll make fun of it." Koechner, who performs at Santa Ana Star Casino (54 Jemez Dam Rd., Bernalillo) on Thursday, May 21, satirizes these defective human tendencies through rich and outlandish characters.
Initially a political science major, in his third year at university he visited a friend in Chicago, watched a show at Second City, decided then he wanted to be a comedian and never looked back. "Once I decided this was what I wanted to do, I never had any doubts," says Koechner. "I know that's not the sexy answer. I love show business and doing comedy. I have a proclivity for it. If I could build things I would do that. If I was smart I would do that." Koechner looks at comedy as his vocation, and it's the small things about it that draws him to perform. "The best part is knowing that I was successful at something. My experiment worked. Something I created worked."
Part observational humor and part hyperbolic storytelling, his shows are an experiment in human behavior. "I start from a small piece of behavior I notice. Something universal. Something we all share but an individual might live by," says Koechner, "and then I blow up that aspect of my personality and create a character." Admittedly, this process seems to be second nature to Koechner. "For whatever reason I'm able to access those parts of me. It's like algebra for me. I got the formula, and I can just keep plugging in numbers and getting results."
Known best for playing Champ Kind in the Anchorman movies, Koechner puts a lot of himself into his roles. "Describing your act is kind of like describing your personality. I'm loud and my comedy is loud," says Koechner. "My comedy is wet, as opposed to dry." It's Sophocles' Greek tragedy intersected with jokes, but with fewer people dying. Koechner has the rare ability to be silly and bombastic but maintain an underlying satirical tone that is smart and cutting. "It all has a satirical center," says Koechner. "We all have flaws. We all have to deal with institutions. Whether it's a child or a parent or a school, or work, government, church—everything is an institution that we have to interact with. I think 'What are the rules of that behavior?' And then I break them."
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If you think about it, Alexander was setting himself up to fail in Klingon culture.
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We also encourage you to learn about the VINsider Wine Club Collector's Edition, which provides members with access to our flagship Esprit de Beaucastel wines that we've aged in our cellars since 2003. Questions? Email our wine club team at email@example.com.
We are excited to now offer, in addition to our classic mix of red and white wines (and the occasional dry rosé) in each shipment, options for VINsider club members who prefer red-only and white-only shipments. Like our classic mix, the red-only and white-only options are selected from small-production lots, special blends, and sneak previews. Current VINsider Club members can select red-only or white-only options on the VINsider Update Form, and prospective new members can choose their preferred color mix when they register on the VINsider Sign-Up Form.
Please note that due to the limited supplies of our library wines, we cannot offer red-only or white-only options for our Collector's Edition shipments, although Collector's Edition members are welcome to choose red-only or white-only for their spring shipments.
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We are pleased to offer a complimentary service for our wine club members. Many of you know our associate Joelle Cliff from her great work in the tasting room. She grew up in France and has traveled extensively; we are excited to announce that she has put her experience at the service of all of you as our new Wine Club Concierge. For advice and reservation help with a visit to Paris, the various wine regions of France, or your next visit to the California Central Coast, contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com and look forward to a detailed response from Joelle. For more information on Joelle's background and the other services she offers, visit her website: terroirstravels.com
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Join us for Paso Robles' annual harvest celebration the weekend of October 16th-18th
All weekend: Visit our tasting room for a first look at our newest Esprit de Tablas wines from the 2013 vintage.
Friday night: Enjoy a four-course, four-wine dinner at McPhee's Grill in Templeton. $105/per person; reservations are essential. Details »
Saturday: Our winemakers will be leading interactive harvest cellar tours 10:30, 12:00, 2:00, 3:30 (20 guest limit). Free to all; no reservations needed. Details »
We are pleased to have been included in recent articles in The New York Times (on creative responses to California's drought) and the Washington Post (on our 11 new AVA's) and to see the attention for Paso Robles. More recent press »
We are thrilled to announce that we've received our shipping permit from the great state of Massachusetts. Residents of the Bay State can now order wine or become VINsider Wine Club members. More shipping news »
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By: Lauren Phelps
I arrived at the vineyard today at 4:00 AM in the crisp morning air to photograph the "night harvest" of one of our last blocks of Mourvedre. Our crew used only head-lamps and the lights from the tractors to harvest which was challenging to photograph and made for some very interesting and rewarding shots. Read More »


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Hello, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to This Week In Apple Rumors, our regular look back at all of the week's unconfirmed gossip, questionably-sourced reports, and blatant speculation about future Apple products from around the Web! Let's take a look back at what the various Apple blogs and websites were excited about in the past week, from August 26 - September 1. Check out our previous edition of Apple rumors here, and for all the latest you can follow me on Twitter right here.
The iPhone 5. The iPad Mini. A modified iPad. A 13-inch MacBook Pro with Retina Display. A new iPod Touch. A new iPod Nano. Two new iMacs. These are the eight new Apple products, to be unveiled at two separate Apple events, that generally-reliable analyst Ming-Chi Kuo of KGI Securities says to expect by the end of 2012 in a research note from earlier in the week. A couple of those aren't surprising -- if you haven't heard, there's a new iPhone (supposedly pictured at left) coming -- but others, we are less sure about. Let's take a dive into the new information we received about four of these devices.
The next iPhone -- which I'm going to persist in calling the iPhone 5 until Tim Cook tells me not to -- will still almost certainly be introduced on September 12 (remember the mounds of evidence that says it will be). We didn't get much new information this week, but we did get a bunch of high-quality photos of what is apparently a fully-assembled phone from -- where else? -- nowhereelse.fr, the Francophone website that has been leaking a bunch of parts this rumor cycle. At left, you can see one of those photos, which shows the taller, thinner iPhone 5, with the two-tone body and 4.0-inch screen we're all expecting in less than two weeks. I recommend Nowhereelse's photo gallery from this week for some of our best shots at what is likely the next iPhone. Elsewhere -- on sites other than Nowhereelse -- we got some geekier looks at the next iPhone, including this photo, which shows an iPhone 5 with Apple's faster A6 chip inside (this would mean faster performance and multi-tasking, if Apple does upgrade the chip from the current A5 to the A6). 9to5Mac has a whole heap of looks at the next iPhone's innards, for those interested. Otherwise, we're still on schedule, and waiting. This is your two weeks notice: The invitations to the next Apple event should be going out pretty soon, perhaps this week.
This is likely a mock-up, but a new video from the IFA tech conference in Berlin shows an "exclusive iPhone 5." While we don't think it's real, the device on screen does look like much of what we've seen from the past months of leaks -- taller screen, smaller dock connector, headphone jack on the bottom, etc. etc. Amen. (via AppleInsider)
Marco Arment is the creator of the popular iOS/Android app Instapaper, and he was checking his device logs the other day (as one does) and noticed something strange: Two iPads he had never seen before were using his service! Here's Arment: These device models, as reported by the OS, could be faked by a jailbreaker with enough free time. But I've never had a device show up there that didn't end up being a real, about-to-be-released Apple device. Arment thinks the two iPads are the Wi-Fi and 4G models of the upcoming iPad Mini, and takes this as proof that they do exist and that they're coming (and, yes, he does have an iPhone 5 in his logs, too). He's also got some evidence that the iPad Mini will not run a Retina display, but will run the cheaper, iPad 2-ish screen, to lower costs. We're still expecting the iPad Mini -- the name given to a smaller iPad, with a 7.85-inch screen and a sub $300 price tag -- before Christmas, possibly in October.
Ming-Chi Kuo, who correctly predicted the 15-inch Retina MacBook pro before its grand unveiling, thinks that a 13-inch Retina MacBook will be on shelves this September, along with the new iPhone. We also heard this week that those MacBooks are in production (that's per analyst Richard Shim, talking to CNET). This is a rumor that goes a few months back, and it makes sense: The 15-inch Retina MacBook has sold well despite its high price, and Apple has earned a reputation for high-quality screens -- on its iPhone 4, Retina MacBook, and iPad 3 new iPad. Might as well keep adding bricks into the wheelbarrow, as my pops likes to say.
Some were disappointed when Apple didn't refresh its iMac line at the recent WWDC event, but if recent rumors are true, all you iMac enthusiasts might soon be getting your wish. The aforementioned Kuo thinks two new ones are coming: No Retina display for these puppies, which will measure 21.5 inches and 27 inches, but they will come with new Ivy Bridge processors and a "brand new design." We're also seeing shortages in iMacs on the Apple website, which occasionally means that newer models are coming; an unidentified iMac -- possibly one of the new models -- also recently showed up on Geekbench, fueling more speculation of an upcoming refresh. Stay tuned for more on these new iMacs and MacBooks -- we could be seeing some brand new computers from Apple, just in time to be too late to buy them for back-to-school. That's all for This Week In Apple Rumors. Make sure to check back next week for a fresh batch; or, if you can't wait seven days, you can always get up-to-the-minute Apple rumors by following me on Twitter right here.


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In Spanish, Chula Vista means "beautiful view" and the community offers just that - plus much more - to local apartment renters.
Chula Vista is nestled comfortably between the relaxing seaside views of the Pacific Ocean to the west and the majestic mountain foothills to the east. In between sits the second-largest city in San Diego County, offering those renting apartments in Chula Vista everything they could need in terms of urban exploits and recreational pursuits. Chula Vista's scenic marina offers apartment residents a great place to set sail and enjoy the attractive ocean waters, while finely manicured parks and golf courses provide those living in the city a number of engaging outdoor activities. The Chula Vista Nature Center is also popular among apartment residents wanting to spend a fun and educational afternoon interacting with the native animals and plants that populate the region.
Those wanting to indulge in Chula Vista have plenty of venues to do so - including the Cricket Wireless Amphitheatre, the largest performance venue in the San Diego area. The amphitheatre seats nearly 20,000 spectators and has thrilled apartment residents for years with lively performances from local and national acts. The city's OnStage Playhouse also serves as the only live community theater in San Diego's South Bay region, entertaining Chula Vista apartment residents and visitors from around the area.
Chula Vista's burgeoning shopping and dining district also provides apartment residents with plenty to do on the weekends or after work. The city is also home to a number of notable points of interest, including one of the U.S. Olympic team's training facilities and the Knott's Soak City water park. Chula Vista's Lemon Festival and Starlight Parade are just a few of many local cultural celebrations for apartment residents to enjoy.
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Hello mommas! My partner and I are planning our wedding and I am having a tough time with what kind of wedding. I would love a small Vegas wedding with literally 10 ppl but then I start thinking about the wedding as a whole and maybe wanting a bigger wedding. I made the list last night about who would be there (no extras or randoms) and it came to 98 ppl. So that's obviously a more expensive wedding, compared to a quicky Vegas one. So what did you all do? :)
OT: Wedding...roughly how much did you pay for yours?
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Liam 2/17/12
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We spent way too much on flowers. We had huge centerpieces and I wanted to cry when people set them on the floor because they couldn't see each other to talk...and I wanted to cry again at the end of the night when we left them all there because we had no where to put but 1 at home. My biggest regret is speding about $4,000 on flowers.
I think we had around 125 people. We spent around $20,000 and had it at a unique old mansion. We got a discounted rate because we had it on a Sunday night. The biggest expense was the food, but it was fabulous! People are still talking about the food almost 9 years later! We had food stations with chefs and the quality of the food was top notch, so delicious and fresh. We saved money by purchasing our flowers in bulk and arranging them ourselves, my mom is reallly good at it. (I got my bouquet and the bridal party flowers from a florist). We also didnt have a cake but had our favorite dessert brought in from a local restaurant.
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My first wedding was 120 people with a really nice reception and it was $10K for the reception. Then add in the photographer, wedding dress, cake, dj, etc, probably another $5K not including the honeymoon. It was fun, I think, I was so stressed I didn't enjoy it.
The second go around we flew to Maui with close friends and a few family members, we did it on the beach with a pastor, and then had dinner at a restaurant afterwards. Everything including the photographer was less than $2000 and it was AWESOME. I got to relax and enjoy my time with my honey, family and friends.
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On April 29, Leslie Stahl of "60 Minutes" interviewed Jose Rodriguez, former head of the CIA's Counter Terrorism Center about his new book on the CIA torture program. He claims torture (euphemistically called "enhanced interrogation techniques") led us to Osama bin Laden.
He makes this claim despite Sen.John McCain's statement that "it was not torture or cruel, inhumane and degrading treatment of detainees that got us the major leads that ultimately enabled our intelligence community to find Osama bin Laden."
Sens. Dianne Feinstein and Carl Levin have issued a statement challenging many of the claims Rodriguez made on "60 Minutes" based on the Senate Intelligence Committee's review of the CIA torture program.
They argue the review shows Rodriguez is "misguided and misinformed" about what he claims were the benefits to torture.
A recently published book, "The United States and Torture," explores the roots of America's relationship with interrogation and torture dating back to the1950s, how this practice has come to be embraced so fully, and how it was justified from a moral, legal and psychological perspective.
The editor of this book, Marjorie Cohn, will speak at 3 p.m. May 6 in the Topping Room of E.P. Foster Library in Ventura. Cohn is the immediate past president of the National Lawyers Guild and a professor at Thomas Jefferson School of Law. She has testified before Congress about Bush administration interrogation policy and is a frequent commentator for regional, national and international media.
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Douglas Monroe Abner died Aug. 21 in Yellow Springs from complications from a brain tumor he had been dealing with since 2009. He was 60.
MLS hits the ground running
After the challenges of his first year at a new job, Principal Matt Housh has settled in and feels right at home at Mills Lawn School.
New senior center considered
About 60 villagers came out Thursday, Aug. 11, to consider the best way to respond to the needs of the growing population of local senior citizens.
Village shake-up considered
At the Aug. 15 Village Council meeting, several Council members expressed reluctant support for a proposal from Village Manager Mark Cundiff to reorganize the Village staff to add an assistant manager position.
Finding space new school goal
With a village school district population of 710 students this year, the primary issue is not about the number of students, but having enough space for them in the classroom.
Industrial park moves ahead
Ground for the 35-acre Center for Business and Education industrial park on the western edge of the village may be broken as early as winter or spring 2012.
AUM leads health advocacy
Already a pioneer in its training of advocates who help guide patients and families through the healthcare system, Antioch University Midwest's Healthcare Consumer Advocacy Certificate Program is now looking to spur new collaborations among healthcare providers in the Miami Valley.
Alley event to support women's rights
Legislative attacks on women's reproductive rights are pushing them "back in the alley," according to organizers of a local event to protest state and federal efforts to limit abortion.
Original art, outside on summer's day
The annual fine arts show held in Yellow Springs during the dog days of August will feature a Great Dane this year who paints with his paws.
Village worker raise recommended
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Sidhartha Sur takes over as ONGC Executive Director Chief of Corporate Planning
Sidhartha Sur has taken over as the Executive Director Chief, Corporate Planning of Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) in New Delhi.
Sur has so far been responsible for development activities for all fields of ONGC, encompassing conventional and Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) means. He was instrumental in placing ONGC and India in particular on the world map of EOR through successful application of In Situ Combustion process.
In 2012, he has been awarded with SPE Latin American and Caribbean Regional award on Completion Optimization and Technology.
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The "Tik Tok" crooner went all out for her performance at The Lawn at White River State Park in Indianapolis, and there were a whole slew of things in the photos above that might set off a red flag for those not very versed in the controversial. Kesha can be seen dancing and grinding on stage with several people dressed in costumes — costumes which you'll really just have to zoom in to see what they are — and at one point was handed a beer by one of her cohorts.
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possible reason we never seen the phaser rifle after w.n.m.h.g.b.
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A hovering weapon the size of a hand phaser would seem to be beyond TOS technology.
What about Flint's M-4?
TOS didn't dwell on hoverbots, for obvious reasons, but it's not like that couldn't exist.
We know from hearsay in "The Immunity Syndrome" that Federation starships can launch probes into hazardous areas so that the mothership can hang back in relative safety while gathering intelligence. We know a hand phaser, small enough to fit in your palm, is powerful enough to disintegrate a creature the size of one of Neural's Mugatos. So it's not a stretch to consider the possibility that armed probots could exist. Maybe the whole thing wouldn't be the size of a phaser, but that would probably be because, like TOS communicators, tricorders, and other gadgets, these would have to be seen as field equipment items, serviceable by "stone knives and bear skins".
I assume they would be frowned upon by the Federation. Armed, unmanned probots "can't think", in other words, they can't make judgement calls that a human field officer should place his/her faith in. In an Universe where Federation explorers are bound by rules like the Prime Directive, and no doubt concerns about probes falling into the wrong hands, their use may be severely limited. We pat ourselves on the back for finding clever ways to wage war with remote-controlled drones armed with Hellfire missiles today, but if we had to fight a more formidable foe that could jam our communications or intercept our machines, we might discover how fragile and potentially dangerous that kind of strategy could be. (That, and it should be noted that it was "boots on the ground" that went after bin Laden, not a drone.)
So, on the one hand, I would not be surprised if Kirk's Enterprise had at least some limited storage of combat-capable probot/hoverbot machines tucked away. They would've come in handy on Cestus III, but that's the obvious nature of interstellar confrontations in TOS: "they're never there when ya need 'em".
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A FFC review of "The Look of Silence."
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Being a drug pusher is a horrible job, which has failure and misery built in. It depends on people who must have drugs and sooner or later will not be able to afford them. Because the drugs create a brief state of euphoria, they dig a hole for themselves in their souls and pull failure in after them.
How many drug pushers have I seen, in how many movies? They all seem versions of the same species. They exude a certain cool in their social circles, because they are a source of euphoria for others. They are invariably users themselves. They are the vulnerable middle man between the distributors and the users, running most of the risks, because it is a greater crime to sell than to use. When they can't pay a debt to their supplier, that is the most dangerous of all crimes, because suppliers tend to be ruthless sadists flanked by cold-eyed enforcers.
Luis Prieto's "Pusher" is a new U.K. remake of a 1996 success by the hot Danish director Nicolas Winding Refn ("Drive"). It stars Richard Coyle in the story of seven days in the life of Frank, a London dealer — days that grow remorselessly more miserable as a noose of debt tightens around his neck. He gets what seems to be a safe order for a kilo of cocaine. This information is his fortune. He knows he can obtain the cocaine from Milo (Zlatko Buric), a superficially charming clothing importer. "You're like a son to me," Milo tells Frank, urging him to sample honeyed Serbian desserts. As an actor, Zlatko Buric embodies a smarmy charm that is reptilian — as Frank discovers when he loses the cocaine and Milo's £45,000. Now the cold-eyed enforcers start turning up, popping their knuckles and dropping hints about cutting off Frank's fingers. This is the second movie I've seen in a few days involving finger amputation. Charming, these people.
Frank's circle includes his mistress, Flo (Agyness Deyn), and his goofy buddy, Tony (Bronson Webb). As a general rule, when a woman says she loves you and she's getting her drugs from you, it may not be true love. As for Tony, anyone with that giggle cannot be trusted.
Frank glides through a lifestyle involving discos and pole-dancing clubs with flashing red lights, grotty back streets in charmless London districts, increasingly desperate meetings with people who cannot think of any good reason they should "lend" you thousands of pounds, and drinkers who, as usual in recent low-life films, pound back straight shots that have no apparent effect. I'm thinking of keeping count of movies without mixed drinks.
It's more or less expected that a London type like Frank will have at least one good guy in his life, possibly a souvenir from his younger days, and in "Pusher," that character is a nice old man who runs a pet shop; what happens to him provides the film's most genuinely shocking moment.
Richard Coyle's weary, baggy eyes record his mounting desperation, Flo's beauty disguises a woman on hold for her next hit of crack, Tony is too much of an innocent to run in these circles, and if we haven't caught on from earlier films that drug pushing is a thankless persuasion, maybe this is the movie that will pound in the lesson.
A comparison of Frank Costello in The Departed and Whitey Bulger in Black Mass reveals weaknesses in the latter.
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Primephonic: To Inspire, To Create, To Engage and To Empower
The American composer Luna Pearl Woolf is at the pinnacle of a new generation of politically conscious and artistically progressive composers. Her work… Continue reading
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Congratulations to composer David Sanford: Winner of a 2015 Goddard Lieberson Fellowship from the American Academy of Arts and Letters
David Sanford has been awarded a 2015 Goddard Lieberson Fellowship from the American Academy of Arts and Letters. The Fellowship of $15,000 is awarded to mid-career composers of exceptional gifts. David's extraordinary musicianship and unbridled creativity are an inspiration! For more information please … Continue reading
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San Francisco Classical Voice: Lisa Delan Recital A Pure Delight
Woolf's composition alluringly displayed diverse facets of love refracted through a variety of genres, with Haimovitz channeling a jazz bass pizzicato here, sliding into Middle Eastern modes there,something fluttering with O'Riley like attendant lovebirds. Continue reading
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Oxingale Music announces Winner of Composition Competition
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The New York Times: Classical Playlist: John Adams, Handel, Lewis Spratlan and More
This welcome new recording from the impressive Boston Modern Orchestra Project offers three ingeniously written and distinctive Spratlan works. Continue reading
Oxingale Music Announces New Composition Competition for Cello and Voice
Oxingale Music, publisher of a range of contemporary sheet music from award-winning composers, announces the first in a series of composition competitions aimed at building the repertoire for cello and unusual ensembles. Continue reading
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Mountain Lake, PBS: Mélange à Trois
May 17, 2014 After first hearing Krystina Marcoux's fiery, solo performance of Jennifer Higdon's Percussion Concerto back in 2013, it was with a lot of anticipation that I attended Luna Pearl Woolf's original voiceless opera Mélange à Trois with the BIK ensemble last Friday, … Continue reading
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The New York Times, ArtsBeat: Opera America Names Eight Grant Winners
April 2, 2014 Late last year, Opera America set out to encourage women composers to write new operas, and offered incentives, by way of a two-year grant program, underwritten by the Virginia B. Toulmin Foundation. The organization announced the first group of recipients … Continue reading
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Boston Classical Review: A bustling Boston music season is on tap with several anniversary celebrations
September 3, 2013 There is expectation everywhere. A new music director at Symphony Hall ( even though he won't really get going for a year). A new opera troupe in town, restoring one of Boston's best conductors to the pit … Continue reading
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Herald-Times: Chamber Choir Focuses on Musical, Verbal Message
March 5, 2013 The Bloomington chamber choir Voces Novae performs with artistic integrity and is motivated by social conscience. … At the heart of the concert was a performance of "Après Moi, le Déluge,"
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Hoosier Times: Voces Novae program a unique combination of words and music
March 3, 2013 For Susan Swaney and her Voces Novae Chamber Choir, the reason for a performance has always been music plus. … So, this evening's concert at the Unitarian Universalist Church, titles "Decadence and Disater, appears to fit into … Continue reading
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Christopher O'Riley performs Luna Pearl Woolf: Bagatelle #4 (from Five Bagatelles)
June 28, 2012 Christopher O'Riley writes: "From the Top just taped a new show last night in conjunction with
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New York Times: Forces of Nature and Ecstasy – Julian Wachner's Trinity Choir at Zankel Hall
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Lewis Spratlan: Events 2011-2012
Upcoming performances of works by Lewis Spratlan
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Luna Pearl Woolf: Events 2011-2012
Luna Pearl Woolf's upcoming performances: October 26-27: recording of "AngelHeart" for narrator and five cellos, at Piccollo Studios in Montreal, Canada. November 12, 2011: "Ten Images" performed by Krista Martynes, clarinet, and Elinor Frey, cello, at Wilder and Davis Luthiers in … Continue reading
David Sanford: Events 2011-2012
David Sanford upcoming performances spring 2012: February 28, 2012: "Sinfonia" (1989), performed by the Astral Artists at Church of the Holy Trinity, Rittenhouse Square, 1904 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, PA March 9, 2012: performance of the jazz-inspired "Klatka Still" (2007) at … Continue reading
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Luna Pearl Woolf: Events
Upcoming performances: April 5, 2011 at 7:30 pm: Songs for Women's Chorus will be performed by the McGill University Chorus at Pollack Hall in Montreal. François Ouimet directing. The concert will be webcast at: http://www.mcgill.ca/music/events/concerts/webcasts April 28, 2011, 8:00 pm: When … Continue reading
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Lewis Spratlan: Events
Lewis Spratlan's upcoming performances include: April 6, 2011: a scene and four arias from three Lewis Spratlan operas: EARTHRISE, ARCHITECT, and LIFE IS A DREAM; Opera America Salon; 6:00 PM, Opera America Studio, New York April 30, 2011: the world … Continue reading
David Sanford: Events
This has been a busy year for David Sanford, with performances happening all over the United States. October 2010, the Pittsburgh Collective performed at the American Academy in Rome's 2nd Annual Cabaret Benefit at the Angel Orensanz Center in New … Continue reading
Lewis Spratlan wins Arts and Letters Award
Congratulations to Oxingale Music composer Lewis Spratlan! THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ARTS AND LETTERS ANNOUNCES 2011 MUSIC AWARD WINNERS Lewis Spratlan has been awarded the Arts and Letters Award in Music, which honors outstanding artistic achievement and acknowledges the composer … Continue reading
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Poster #2: Cassini / HuygensOctober 21st, 2014
Consider backing our Kickstarter project and get this Cassini poster, Voyager or Curiosity (or all three) as large scale screen-printed posters.
Consider backing our Kickstarter project and get this Cassini poster, Voyager or Curiosity (or all three) as large scale screen-printed posters.
The poll is complete and the most popular robotic spacecraft in history have been selected. Thanks to the efforts by The Planetary Society. The top three missions selected here now represent the themes of our series of screen-printed posters celebrating the history of robotic space exploration. To support this effort please see our campaign page at Kickstarter.
The Voyager Program
As we expected the Voyager Program came into the top spot with 507 votes (18.5%). The poster for this design is already complete and available for viewing on the campaign page.
Cassini / Huygens
Cassini takes poster #2 with 432 votes (15.7%), effectively eclipsing it's sister probe Galileo. This design is expected to be completed on or before October 23rd.
Mars Science Lab (aka Curiosity)
The newest member of the robotic Martian community of surface rovers, Curiosity arrived in 2012 and has stolen the thunder of the previous Mars Exploration Rovers with 340 votes (12.4%). This design is expected to be completed on or before October 31st.
Even though this sunset lacks the tiny disc of the sun, this image beats the previous sunset image for my hard-earned-cash.
Our new Kickstarter project proposes the creation of three screen-printed posters celebrating the most popular and notable interplanetary robotic space missions in history. Going into this, we knew that poster #1 had to go to the hugely popular Voyager missions (shown above). However, we need your help selecting the themes of posters #2 and #3. So head over to The Planetary Society now to vote on your three favorite missions, but do it by the 19th to have it count for the poster selection. If this goes better than expected we could even wind up designing a fourth or fifth.
You know how your Mother will always take the most predictable pictures at the holidays? Well, the Mars Orbiter Mission has done exactly that with it's recent global image of Mars and it turns out to actually be quite a rare image. Despite so many probes being active at Mars at once, most are too close to the planet to be able to capture a full disc image like this. Read the rest of this entry »
It is hard to imagine that this is a 3D model by Matthias Malmer. Not a series of 120 images released by the Rosetta team and stitched into a movie, but rendered from just 4 images. I processed this quick animated gif and looking at the individual frames, cannot detect the difference between the individual frames and still images taken by Rosetta.
There is so little to see here, but to think that New Horizons arrives at this impossibly distant world next year is unreal. Other than some fairly minor bodies, after Pluto and Ceres are visited in 2015 — every major target of interest in the solar system that most of us grew up with will have been visited at least once by robotic spacecraft.
And you thought the Voyager mission was over. A crescent Triton as seen by Voyager on August 25, 1989. Image by Gordan Ugarkovic.
A new imager turning out some impressive work on the Rosetta mission has popped up on flickr. These are not only gorgeous, but are the first color images I have seen of the comet thus far. Check out 2di7 & titanio44's image feed and see not only more color images of the comet Churyumov-Gerasimenko, but also great work done at Mars and Saturn as well.
Image Notes: The original of the first image above can be seen here. What is posted here was cleaned up a bit by wanderingspace.net and is not intended for scientific use. We did the best to represent what is in the original, but telling the difference between what might have been boulders and what was image noise is hard to determine. Also, the jets were reprocessed and altered to appear smooth in this final version. More on the color below.
Image Notes: According to the imagers, there have been no filtered images released as of this date of Comet 67P/CG. Which means that the color above is artistic interpretation. Strikingly real looking, but still just a make-shift approach to consider what the color might be before any real data on color has been released by ESA.
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Whoa RT @Astro_Alex: I never imagined that flying to space would give me a different view of our entire galaxy. pic.twitter.com/6mzvOczsR3
— Emily Lakdawalla (@elakdawalla) September 19, 2014
With the term "selfie" trending the way it is in popular culture… it was wise for the people at ESA to try a robotic interplanetary version. This image was shot by the Philae lander (still attached to Rosetta) staring down one of Rosetta's solar panels looking at comet 67P/C-G in not-too-far-off distance.
Worth noting this similarly happened here at Mars in 2007.
Discover online has an article today about some of the best in amateur space imaging. Many of which have been featured here on Wanderingspace before like Gordan Ugarkovic, Emily Lakdawalla and Bjorn Jonsson to name a few. The last item from Bill Dunford of Riding With Robots is an image that he actually suggested NASA point their HiRise cameras at that location. He suspected they might find something interesting there and they did —flash water movement and evidence of avalanches.
New global mosaic Voyager 2 images of Neptune by Björn Jónsson.


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Mozilla Submits Firefox Home App to Apple
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The Mozilla Project announced that Firefox Home had been submitted to Apple's App Store and is awaiting approval.
Not a mobile version of the browser, Firefox Home is an extension of Firefox Sync. Using a sync account, users of the open source desktop browser can access their bookmarks, browser history, and tabs within the app itself or in Apple's Safari mobile browser. The app is free.
No word on how long Apple will take to approve the app, though Steve Jobs touted that 95 percent of apps are approved within a week, during his Worldwide Developers Conference keynote early this year. We'll keep you posted when Home goes live.
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Im a first time mom and I know its important to let your baby stay as long as possible. I have a thyroid problem and this pregnancy has really taken a toll on my body. Im currently 27 weeks and was wondering if I have a choice in having a planned birth with an induction or c section at 38 or 39 weeks instead of waiting it out.
Can you choose to have an elective induction or c section *Unicorn*
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im having an elective c section, and yes, its really something you should do if you have medical reasoning. i wouldnt do it if its just a rough pregnancy. its really up to you. you can ask about geting an elective c sec. my docter said it wasnt nessacary, bc the chances of hurting the baby through vaginal are a very low precentage, but i was still worried about my baby, so she set it up for me. mine was set up only 6 days before my due date. id talk to your docter about whats wrong, and your opinions and concerns, you may be able to work something out.
I made the decision with my doctor to induce at 39 weeks with my second purely because I wanted a similar experience. My son actually made his arrival on his own the morning I was set to be induced.
Talk to your doctor; some are okay with it and some aren't but I fully plan to induce if this one doesn't come by 39 weeks.
I have kids, they were born, and stuff happened.
Most doctors won't do anything before 39 weeks if it isn't medically necessary. Elective inductions/c-sec after 39 weeks depend on the doctor I think. My doctor had no problem inducing ds #2 the day I turned 39wks and she was even the one who brought the option up when we were talking about delivery. My first ds was born at home bc my labor was so fast we just didn't make it, so with the second, DH was really nervous it would happen again, and with ODS present! So I was open to the idea of cervical softening to induce labor at 39 weeks so we would already be at the hospital when labor started.
Talk to your doctor about their view on elective c-sec or induction and do the research. Honestly, my induction went about as perfectly as an induction can and I didn't even have pitocin, but I still think I'm going to choose to wait it out again this time bc my induction pain was worse than natural labor starting on its own.
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Thank you for all the advice. Ive just been strongly considering it because not only do i need to time it for my bf to be here but my body i realy dont know can make it till the end. I think it would be better for me at a health standpoint to have the baby induced.
Liam Alan Waste
Due March 29, 2013
Unless something is medically wrong with you or the baby, you're waiting it out, just like everyone else.
If my OB told me I was allowed to induce at 38 weeks, I would be finding a new OB! But that's just me.
Me + DH = DD1 + DD2 + DS Due March 3, 2013!
Ask your doctor, and they will let you know their policy on inductions. I was induced at 38 weeks with my first born. I did not want to be induced, nor was there a medical reason for it. But my husband was on leave, and we already lived miles apart (he lived in Alaska and I lived in Texas) and because he was on leave and getting ready to deploy the doctor induced me because my husband asked if he would. I only did it so that he could see his son because the only other time he would see his son was on R&R, and then whenever he PCSed from Alaska (when our son was a year and a half old). This time, my midwife told me that they do not induce here. Which is perfectly fine for me.
I have the same kind of thyroid condition. Like I said im a FTM im not really sure whats grounds for it and whats not.
Liam Alan Waste
Due March 29, 2013