61. Cabinet Magazine Online - Black Box and even used as the narrative inspiration for the hypertext work of alistair gentry (100 Black Boxes). They are predictably chilling exchanges, http://www.cabinetmagazine.org/issues/7/blackbox.php

Issue 28 - Bones Issue 27 - Mountains Issue 26 - Magic Issue 25 - Insects ... The Black Boxes of L-3 Communications Issue 7 Summer 2002 Black Box Tom Vanderbilt In 1997, a Garuda Airlines Airbus 300-B4 crashed into a highland jungle slope near Medan, North Sumatra, killing 224 people. As Indonesian police and military teams, aided by aviation investigators from other countries, combed through the dense Sumatran canopy for the missing flight data recorder, it was reported that clairvoyants from a neighboring village had been called in to assist on the search. The story seems drawn from the portfolio of J. G. Ballard: The sophisticated electronic device submerged in the primeval Indonesian murk, the search teams straining for the ping of the homing beacon as local seers delved into their own visions to locate the signal, Western rationalism run headlong into Eastern mysticism, nature already crawling over and reclaiming the aluminum-and-plastic debris field of this "flight into terrain." Republic who is able to report from beyond the dead. While true black box data is in fact incomprehensible to most of us, the transcripts of the CVR have entered the lexicon, collected in Malcolm McPherson's

62. Moock>> Moockmarks 100 black boxes uk novelist alistair gentry presents his hypertext fiction about 100 people living their final moments in a plane crash. neat design and http://www.moock.org/moockmarks/index.pl?739

63. Genomics And Society: Today's Answers, Tomorrow's Questions - Programme The morning session will be accompanied by the latest, specially commissioned video installation by alistair gentry, Artist in Residence at the Genomics http://www.genomicsandsociety.org/programme.html

Programme Thursday 25th October Friday 26th October Thursday 25th October 2007 9:15 onwards Registration One Great George Street , Westminster, London Showcasing five years of innovative social science research on genomics Welcome by Steve Yearley , Director of the ESRC Genomics Policy and Research Forum Key note speech by Jon Marks , Distinguished author and Professor of Sociology and Anthropology - University of North Carolina, Charlotte: Today's genomics, Today's society: Tomorrow's biosociality Headline presentations from ESRC Genomics Network (EGN) Directors on key Network results and findings: Dave Wield Ruth Chadwick and John Dupr© Lunch with viewing of posters, exhibition and publications corner In depth analyses – part 1 (parallel sessions) Genetic databases and biobanking Do biobanks offer the best route to a healthy population and a secure society? Genomics in developing countries Is genomics just the latest “technological fix” for the poor world? Stem cell landscapes What is driving stem cell research?

64. Bobby Gentry Lyrics | Beth Orton | MTV Song Name Bobby gentry; Artist Name Beth Orton; Album The Other Side of Daybreak; Songwriters alistair Bruce He Friend, Beth Orton, Sean Read, http://www.mtv.com/music/artist/orton_beth/3069663/lyrics.jhtml

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65. Resources - Centre For Economic And Social Aspects Of Genomics - Lancaster Unive Joyce Tait; Engaging genomics alistair gentry, Paul Liam Harrison and Deborah Robinson; Scandalous science in the media - Joan Haran http://www.cesagen.lancs.ac.uk/resources/newsletter/networknewsletter.htm

Skip Links Access/General info Site Map You are here: Home Virtual Res ource Centre Network Newsletter Home About CESAGen People Research Projects ... Contact Us Genomics Network Newsletter The ESRC Genomics Network produces a bi-annual newsletter which can be downloaded from these pages in pdf format. Hard copies are also available by contacting Anne Wilbourn. Issue 5 - March 2007 Feature article Stem cells - Stuart Blackman Features Criminality in our genes? - Elisa Pieri and Mairi Levitt Systems biology: the new genomics? - Jane Calvert and Alex Powell Consultancy and research: mutually exclusive or symbiotic? - Joyce Tait Engaging genomics - Alistair Gentry, Paul Liam Harrison and Deborah Robinson Scandalous science in the media - Joan Haran Download Issue 5 Issue 4 - October 2006 Feature article Perspectives on public engagement - various authors Features Reconstructing the 1928 flu virus - Jonathan Suk Trust, benefit sharing and human genetic databanking - Dianne Nicol Metabolic syndrome - Chris Chatterton Are genetic tests special? - Paula Saukko

66. Web Hypertexts Don t miss 100 Black Boxes, a grim hypertext fiction by alistair gentry. Inspired by the black box flight recorders of crashed planes, 100 Black Boxes is http://www.hypertextkitchen.com/WebHT.html

news forum calendar US East ... Writing Opportunities Web Hypertext, Net Art, Web Art The Tate Museum's online gallery features two new commissions Tate in Space by Susan Collins and BorderXing Guide by Heath Bunting. A new issue of Beehive is now available! Jessica Irish's gorgeous Inflat-o-scape is featured at Iowa Review Web furtherfield.org features a wide array of intriguing works including Definition by Mac Dunlop, a series of poetic examination of one's inner and outer identities and cultures; and Flash Explorations by Jess Loseby, which creates a "cyber-domestic aesthetic" via text, sound, and photographs. New from Donna Leishman The Bloody Chamber , a Flash narrative with music by Mogwai. If you liked Dervish Flowers , more of Nicolas Clauss' Flash animations are available at Flying Puppet Just finished: Inside the Skull-House by Joel Weishaus. Congratulations, Joel! New from Jason Nelson: PLUSH There is new work at the Banner Art Collective by Lee Smith, Jessica Loseby, Alexandra Reill, Bruec, Kanarinka, Wilfried Agricola de Cologne, and Brandon Barr. Matthew Purdy sends word of a new hypertext novella

67. Collection - 59 Seconds Video Festival VICTOR BARBIERI (USA), HORIA CADARIU (ROMANIA), DOROTHEA FLEISS (GERMANY), alistair gentry (UK), YAN CHUNG HSIEN (TAIWAN), GUO SHIAU PEI (TAIWAN), http://www.project59.org/59seconds/collection.html

COLLECTION SELECTION SCREENINGS TRAILER ... CONTACT The video collection of 59 Seconds Festival is being developed with a series of rolling international open calls. First three open calls were each followed by screenings in Tribeca at 59 Franklyn Street in July and September 2005, and in February 2006. FIRST SCREENING LORA ALANIZ (USA), VICTOR BARBIERI (USA), SOFIA BUSTORFF (PORTUGAL), LLOYD BLANDER/AARON KRACH (USA), BridA (SLOVENIA), M AURO CEOLI N (ITALY), YU-CHEN CHIU (USA), CINZIA CREMONA (UK), ANDRÉ GONÇALVES (PORTUGAL), JENNIFER BETH GUERIN (USA), ARE HAUFFEN (NORWAY), DUBI KAUFMANN (USA), DIANA KINGSLEY (USA), RADIM LABUDA (CZECH REPUBLIC), DAVID LACHMAN (USA), KATHERINE LIBEROVSKAYA (CANADA), LULU LOLO (USA), CATHERINE MACGREGOR (UK), JOHN H. MALONE (USA), ANTONIO DELLA MARINA (ITALY), ERIK MOSKOWITZ (USA), JEREMY NEWMAN (USA), FRANK OUDEMAN (USA), SZACSVA Y PAL (HUNGARY), GRUPPO SINESTETICO (ITALY), NORM SCOTT (USA), MICHAEL SZPAKOWSKI (UK), JULIA TELL (USA), (UK), MARK THER/ANDY BRODY (CZECH REPUBLIC), FERESHTEH TOOSI (USA)

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Many thanks to all these sites which have linked to us: The Stage and Television Today http://www.thestage.co.uk/connect/webguide/tvandradio.shtml CBC Radio, Canada http://www.radio.cbc.ca/programs/showcase/intnl.htm Infoseek Guide http://guide-p.infoseek.com/Entertainment/Radio/Radio_theater Excite http://www.excite.com/entertainment/live/arts_and_literature/ Woolwich plc Hot News http://www.woolwich.co.uk/hotnews/pr0054.htm http://www.woolwich.co.uk/hotnews/playwright.htm Timecast / Drama http://www.timecast.com/sites/lists/Arts_frm.html 60 Second Theater http://www.letusout.com/links.htm Jerry Stearns / Radio Theater on the Web http://www.greatnorthernaudio.com/audio_theater/radio_theater.html Atlanta Radio Theatre Company http://www.artc.org/ Ken Armstrong http://homepage.eircom.net/~kfelix/ Yuri Rasovsky http://www.irasov.com Shoestring Radio Theatre http://www.shoestring.org/srt_links.html MA Radio @ Goldsmiths College, University of London http://www.ma-radio.gold.ac.uk University of Newcastle, Australia - communication and media arts, sound and radio http://www.newcastle.edu.au/department/ma/radiosnd.htm

69. New Media Studies: Readings And Resources Imaginary Year by Jeremy Bushnell; neogejo by Gerard Dalmon; The Nothings by alistair gentry; Roland HT by Vika Zafrin; Slamming the Sonnet by Jayne Fenton http://loki.stockton.edu/~rettbers/nmsf03/readings.html

New Media Studies Readings Overview Schedule Assignments Readings/Resources ... Student Projects Required Readings In addition to the assigned material in the textbooks and course packet, required readings include: Electronic Literature Online Sunshine 69 by Robert Arellano (Bobby Rabyd) The Ballad of Sand and Harry Soot Hegirascope by Stuart Moulthrop Alternumerics by Paul Chan Exhale by Orit Kruglanski and Raquel Paricio What We Will broadband interactive drama by John Cayley et al. Varicella by Adam Cadre (file is a PC executable that must be installed) Poems That Go Ingrid Ankerson and Megan, eds. (see below selections) V by Stephanie Strickland Him and Help by Dane Superstitious Appliances and Nine Attempts to Clone a Poem by Jason Nelson e-poets Book of Voices Kurt Heintz, producer (see below selections) The Doll Games by Shelley and Pamela Jackson The Intruder by Natalie Bookchin (text by Jorge-Luis Borges) Blue Company by Rob Wittig Email Lit by Alan Sondheim by Mez Selections Group 1 From Poems that Go "Murmuring Insects"by Otagaki Renegetsu, Ingrid Ankerson, Designer

70. Trampoline UK // Trampoline, Year 10 Daniel Oliver Sarah Thom Ben Mawson Harris Elyce Semenec Sarah Thom Planningtorock alistair gentry Elyce Semenec Stephanie Rothenberg Matt Hawthorn http://www.trampoline.org.uk/TrampolineUK/index.php?page=&docId=31

71. ESRC Society Today - Monday 12 March ESRC Genomics Forum Artist in Residence and host, alistair gentry, will lead his guests and the audience in a discussion about how scientific ideas make http://www.esrcsocietytoday.ac.uk/ESRCInfoCentre/FSS/Whatson/Mon12.aspx

@import "/ESRCInfoCentre/includes/css_fss.css"; Skip Navigation Accessibility Welcome To ESRC Society Today Access tools: A A A Access tools: A A A Home ... Register and get the latest ESRC news to your inbox Search: ESRC corporate content Selected external sites Major investment sites ALL Advanced Search Log On Register What type of user are you? GENERAL PUBLIC ACADEMIC PUBLIC SECTOR THIRD SECTOR ... BUSINESS Where am I? Home Festival of Social Science What's On Monday 12 March Home What's On Organise an Event News ... Contact The Team Monday 12 March Click on an event below to view the venue and time as well as a brief description of the proceedings. A virtual preview of Wellbeing in Developing Countries: From Theory to Research Engaging with practice: doing strategy as practice research Surveying the social world: how social surveys can help us understand everyday life 1987-2007: Brundtland and beyond? ... Perspectives of globalisation Use the Key to find out who each event is aimed at: KEY: 1 - For schools and/or college students KEY: 2 - Suitable for a general audience KEY: 3 - For people with a specific interest and some knowledge of the topic KEY: 4 - For professionals as part of their work A virtual preview of Wellbeing in Developing Countries: From Theory to Research Venue: Online activity: www.welldev.org.uk/wedbook

72. A Clockwork Orange - The Plays/A Play With Music/2004/BBC/Local & Intl Theatres Video Design by alistair gentry Choreography by Fleur Derbyshire. February 2003 Fri 7th Gordon Craig Theatre, Stevenage 7.45pm 08700131030 http://www.geocities.com/malcolmtribute/aco/acoplay.html

If you want to see a R0 DVD of whole play with Chapter 21 contact me There have been a few different versions including starting with Burgess' own A Clockwork Orange 2004, regular theater adaptations of that and the BBC play with music. 1990 - RSC England I have lots of info on the original play so it has its own page. 1994 Steppenwolf Theater - Chicago, IL Starring Chris Bauer, Martha Lavey The setting was England with Alex and Georgie played by black men. The lead was very good actor, who was in a few movies and on television. He played one of the workers in the movie "The Cider House Rules" (small part). The 21st chapter was included in the play. Compared to the movie, the inclusion of it changed the meaning of the work substantially. The play also included more direct references to writer as author of the political treatise "A Clockwork Orange". It had full frontal nudity - both male and female and many action sequences, but didn't show much of the rape scene. (from an email) Cork, Ireland

73. Loop Pool On Ice Wien) Markus Frohnhöfer (Frankfurt) Julian Gatto (Buenos Aires) alistair gentry (Edinburgh) Ulrike Göken (Köln) Niklas Goldbach Sandra Wrampelmeyer http://www.raumfuerprojektion.de/dvd/lp_on_ice/lp_on_ice_01.html

69 video loops by 77 artists loop pool on ice will set hearts on fire, taking audiences on a journey through a superb collection of 69 video loops. Beautifully created through the skilful film making of 77 international video artists, vjs or film directors, loop pool on ice shows a breathtaking variety of style, drama and visual audacity to shock, surprise and entertain. Alessandro De Angelis (Roma) Banana Films - Adriano Bruzzese (Buenos Aires) Daniel Bell (Shropshire) Gregory Boutiere (Annemasse) Ulu Braun (Berlin) Mariola Brillowska (Hamburg) Sebastian Burdach (Hamburg) CINC (Beograd) Corndawg (Philadelphia) Cinzia Cremona (London) (Paris) Britt Dunse (Berlin) Simone Fehlinger (Paris) Britta Fehrmann Karin Felbermayr (Berlin, Wien) (Frankfurt) Julian Gatto (Buenos Aires) Alistair Gentry (Edinburgh) (Berlin) Anneke de Graaf (Breda) (Frankfurt) Diane Guyot (Paris) Andreas Hirsch David Hopkinson (Bristol) Nick Jordan (Manchester) Magdalena Kallenberger (Berlin) David Kasdorf (Bellefonte, PA) Rini Yun Keagy (Philadelphia) (Buenos Aires) Kensuke Koike (Venezia) Zesde Kolonne (Eindoven) Theresa Krause (Bonn) Veit Landwehr Y Liver (Paris) J. D. McPherson, Jr.

74. Swank - Page: 1 Of 1 Also includes pieces by alistair gentry, Steve Aylett, Kenji Siratori, Billy Childish, Sander Hicks, Tony White, Travis Jeppesen, Thurston Moore, http://www.htinker.fsnet.co.uk/

NEWS Mexican Sex Hotel In The Days Before The Revolution Ambit 3am Magazine ... Carrington FICTION, PASTICHE, NON-FICTION DREAMS NEVER END - Various, ed Nicholas Royle (TINDAL STREET PRESS, Nov 2004) Features: "City of Women", "The Shattered Window", "Blueness" by HP Tinker "An assiduous champion of the short story, Nicholas Royle introduces works by three young English practitioners of contemporary noir. The best is HP Tinker, whose infusions of surrealism and pop-culture references have apparently already earned him comparisons to Thomas Pynchon, though his three stories here reminded me more of Paul Auster's New York Stories. His stock detectives flounder in an incomprehensible universe overloaded with information but short on meaning, and are as baffled as the reader by the improbable suicides and motiveless crimes which they come across. Unusual, arresting, smart and very funny, his stories easily repay Royle's faith in the form, though personally I look forward to him writing a novel." (Independent on Sunday) You Can Go Home Again ... Son of Sinbad "They beat up my inner child..." Ronald Sukenick Vonnegut The Skull of the Marquis De Sade Frequently Mistaken For An Antique Cocktail Shaker Sadness: an interim report ... HP Tinker's Great Big Fat Famous Pulp.Net Top Ten

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