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spacetimewithstuartgary · 10 months

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Exploring Stephan's Quintet with multiple senses Experts created two new visual and auditory experiences to explore the complexity and beauty of a compact galaxy group known as Stephan's Quintet. The guided three-dimensional visualization surveys the galaxies—their structures, characteristics, and interactions—captured in multiple wavelengths of light by some of NASA's great observatories. The sonifications scan two-dimensional images of the quintet, translating the data into sound to reveal the depth and richness this intricate environment holds. Using data gathered by NASA's Hubble Space Telescope, Spitzer Space Telescope, Chandra X-ray Observatory, and James Webb Space Telescope, astronomers and visualization specialists from across several institutions came together to create two new unique sensory experiences of a compact group of galaxies known as Stephan's Quintet: a video guiding viewers through a three-dimensional visualization of the galaxies, and audio tracks based on two-dimensional observation images. These add to the previously-developed multi-wavelength images, large tactile/audio display table, and small tactile images, bolstering the overall sensory experience of Stephan's Quintet. These resources are the latest among a larger suite of products that enable users to explore the universe through diverse methods. Previous examples include a visualization of Eta Carinae and sonifications of Webb's first full-color images and spectra. By providing numerous approaches to understanding the data and astronomers' findings, access to the universe can be widened to members of the public with different learning needs and styles. "Having this cross-institutional collaboration called NASA's Universe of Learning enables us to explore these multi-wavelength, multi-format, and multi-sensory experiences for presenting astronomy to the public," said communications and education lead Gordon Squires of IPAC at Caltech in Pasadena, California. "Being able to see, hear, and touch a distant part of our universe is a rare and wonderful experience." Stephan's Quintet was selected to undergo these interpretation efforts for a multitude of reasons, including the range of existing observations from space-based telescopes (including Webb), and the strong, layered scientific story that can be dissected from this particular galaxy group. Viewers of the visualization can embark on a guided exploratory tour, and learn how observing different types of light from these galaxies—across the electromagnetic spectrum from infrared to X-rays—can reveal distinctive features of the quintet. The five-minute video delves into each of the five galaxies, the various galaxy types within the group, and the gravitational interactions and relationships between them. "The visualization team started with the scientific observations from the various telescopes, and then applied some of the same software that Hollywood uses in their feature films to the data," said visualization scientist Frank Summers of the Space Telescope Science Institute in Baltimore, Maryland, and AstroViz Project Lead for the NASA's Universe of Learning program. Summers led the team that developed the video. "This combination creates a cinematic learning experience, merging the intellectual and the emotional into one presentation so it has a stronger impact on the audience." Viewing Stephan's Quintet in 3D reveals information not accessible from a 2D point of view, such as the distance between the galaxies and the interactions among them. For example, one galaxy (NGC 7320) is actually much closer to Earth than the others, and another galaxy (NGC 7318B) is undergoing a high-speed collision. "Shifting from a 2D image to a 3D medium can help viewers really understand the structure of Stephan's Quintet," said Summers. "Each observatory that has spent time looking at these five galaxies has enabled us to gather diverse insights and form richer stories about this complex, compact group." While exploring Stephan's Quintet through a 3D visualization can unlock a new visual perspective for viewers, the pixels of the multi-wavelength 2D image have served as a scientific map, paving the way to an audio experience. This process of transferring and representing the data through sound is known as sonification. "Astronomy has always been very visual, but there's no reason why we have to represent the data through that manner alone," said Kimberly Arcand, a visualization scientist at the Chandra X-ray Center in Cambridge, Massachusetts, who leads the development of sonifications for NASA's Universe of Learning. "This type of depiction is taking the scientific story of Stephan's Quintet—the deep, dense, and beautiful dataset—and translating it into an auditory experience." Each track is paired with the corresponding 2D image of the galaxy group, and users can follow along as the visual is scanned from top to bottom, "releasing" the points of data through sound. With so many layers, the user has agency in how they listen to the information. The participant can choose to listen to solos of the individual wavelengths gathered by each respective observatory, or hear the full, harmonizing multi-wavelength version. The abundance of instruments in the multi-wavelength sonification track creates a symphony-like experience. Specific instruments are associated with particular objects: The synthetic glass marimba represents the background galaxies and foreground stars captured by Webb, while the stars with diffraction spikes are represented through crash cymbals. The five main galaxies were assigned smoothly-changing synthetic tones, whereas the X-rays observed by Chandra have a more synthetic string-type of sound. "When data is translated for another sense, in this case into sound, it creates an opportunity to process that information in a different way," explained Arcand. "The sonification provides a moment in time to think about where this object is situated in the greater space environment, and can also highlight certain aspects of the data that may not have been noticeable at first glance. Through sound, the listener can get a sense of a super fun dance party: four close interacting galaxies and one sort of introverted galaxy a little further away." For Christine Malec, a member of the blind and low vision community who supports this project, the sonifications offer an approachable and visceral way to engage with astronomy. "Sonifications offer a sensory way for me to experience the scale and potency of astronomical phenomena," said Malec. "They are an invitation to blind and partially-sighted people to listen, enjoy, and then go deeper by reading to understand what exactly is being heard." Although two differing modalities, the visualization video and sonifications of Stephan's Quintet work in complementary ways that ultimately support a deeper understanding and greater appreciation for this wonder in the universe.

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Lous and The Yakuza’s “Solo” Is the Personification of Silk

The smoothness of velvet, silk, or satin is something we usually link to material trappings like clothes or curtains. Well, in gracing us with her new single, “Solo,” Lous and The Yakuza transcends the sleekness of velvet, silk, and satin, materializing a sonic plushness that is hard to resist.

Lous and The Yakuza was born Marie-Pierra Kakoma in Congo. She grew up between Rwanda and Congo before ultimately moving to Belgium to pursue music. The R&B/pop/trap soulstress came up with her artist name in two parts. First, Lous is “Soul” backwards and, as Kakoma describes it, her music is “the language of [her] soul.” Second, Yakuza stands for the producers, musicians, managers, and everyone involved in helping transfer her music from notebook idea to actualized reality. Yakuza also means gangster or mafia in Japanese (a culture Kakoma is fascinated by).

Kakoma’s majestic single is guided by her smooth vocals, delicate strings that sound like the blend of a ukulele and a harp, and skipping percussion, which hints at a trap beat that never fully drops, keeping you invested throughout every second of the song. Kakoma sings in the chorus about how no matter what we do, “on restera solo,” which translates to “we will stay solo.”

The song’s minimal production aligns beautifully with its French lyrics, as if making the instruments, too, sound lonely. “Solo” even ends with isolated vocals, as Kakoma sings the last few lines solo, without any accompaniment.

Lous and The Yakuza is certainly one to watch. Whether or not you speak French, the sonification of silk achieved in the precious melodies weaved in throughout “Solo” will surely have you hooked.

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"After almost 6 years we are packaging another IPA!" says Jessyka Dart-Mclean, Marketing Manager. "While we remain focused on having a wide range of beers, including a variety of lagers, the brewers thought it was about time to package another IPA."

Tropical, citrusy, and dank to the max - what more could you want in Another IPA? Light in color, the American IPA is hop-focused, packed with Strats, El Dorado, and Comet hops. Another IPA is the beer-sonification of the Pacific Northwest on a stunningly crisp and clear day.

With the sweeping closures throughout the Pacific Northwest due to the COVID-19 situation, all release parties for Another IPA have been canceled. A party can't happen but social distancing can't stop a love for craft beer. Buoy Beer is taking orders today (March 20th) on their online ordering website until 4pm and will deliver this fresh new IPA to the doorsteps of Astoria households.

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On March 17th, COVID-19 updates included closing the restaurant to seated customers and going forward offering to-go orders through the front entrance or the 8th St Dock beer window if you prefer to stay outdoors. Those picking up orders are asked to send only one, healthy person to collect the order. Delivery and online ordering opened by March 18th with the launch of an easy-to-use website that includes food, $5 crowlers, and packaged beer. The Buoy staff is following the recommendations from the CDC and the OHA and stepping up already meticulous cleaning practices by increasing the frequency of hand washing and sanitizing surfaces. Social distancing recommendations have been implemented in the workflows of the brewery and restaurant.

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Top & Best Hand Mixer Blender Online In 2020: (A Complete Buyer’s Guide & Review)

Top & Best Hand Mixer Blender Online In 2020: (A Complete Buyer’s Guide & Review). In any kitchen, cooking is an essential part of our everyday life. We love to cook food with the help of important appliances, like blenders, choppers, and beaters. Further, primary kitchen gear is a concrete hand mixer blender that is used in cooking and making mouth-watering meals.

A hand mixer blender can also be termed as an immersion blender or a stick blender. It comes with a long stick like a channel that you can grasp with your hand and blend naturally. Unlike the other out-of-date blenders, a hand mixer for concrete can be castoff in any bowl you want. It does not have a container of its own.

What Is a Hand Mixer Blender?

A hand mixer blender helps people to cook any dishes rapidly with wonderful and yummy flavor. By using the hand mixer blender you cook samosa, dose, biryani, and other dishes. The superior range of hand mixer for concrete survives online with the quality of materials.

List Of Best hand Mixer Online:

Here you get a complete list of best hand mixer for concrete or hand mixer with whisk attachment online at best prices. if you are looking for the best hand mixer with attachments then this is the right place for you.

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Benefits of Hand Mixer Blender:

Hand mixer blender, as you might suppose, is a hand mixer with attachments. They can do much of what traditional hand mixer with attachments and food processors do, but have additional benefits:

Lightweight:

Most hand mixer blender weighs 2 to 5 pounds, so concrete hand mixer blender making you more likely to pull them out than a heavy-duty food processor.

Easy to use:

Hand mixer blender is a portable device so just plug it on, and done.

Compact:

Hand mixer blenders are the minor blending appliance and store easily in a drawer or you can hang it on the wall with the help of rings. They are ideal for small kitchens with already-confined storage space.

Appropriate:

Bring your hand mixer blender to the food, not the other way around! No more dragging hot liquid across the kitchen and pouring it into your countertop hand mixer uses. Simply submerge the hand mixer for concrete into whatever you want to blend and you are done—without dirtying an extra vessel.

Versatility:

Hand mixer blender help you easily make lots of different things, from soup or gravy to mayonnaise and hand mixer with whisk attachment for whipped cream.

Baker:

If you often cook at home and bake cakes, biscuits, and other baked goods, you may want to add or replace your old bread pan with a new one choosing from the 5 pans we’ve selected for you.

Dough maker:

To make a perfect batter or dough, it’s better to opt for a mixer with the power not less than 150 watts. Otherwise, beating and kneading will take much more time and effort. A concrete hand mixer is an excellent option for making the dough. For cake or crepe batters, you can take the classic beaters, while for dense Chapatti or Thepla dough, you will need dough hooks. Notably, to get rid of lumps, it is necessary to knead at maximum high speed. The high speed also works great for sticky choux paste for Bhature.

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Considerations Before Buying a Concrete Hand Blender:

The use of the machine

It is an important factor you need to watch how often will you use it? If you are already salivating at the thought of all the delicious things you can make with your fascination What Features to Compare before buying a hand mixer blender.

Power

The power of the mixer control its performance. The higher it is, the quicker the mixer will mix food. It’s better to decide right away what tasks you will need your concrete hand mixer for. If you don’t think you will need to mix the batter and tough vegetables or fruit a lot, 100-150 W mixers will suit you. However, if you plan to use it quite determinedly and for a great variety of ingredients, it’s better to opt for 200-250 W mixers or more powerful.

Attachments

It’s important to check out what attachments are included in the package since the more there are the more cooking tasks you’ll be able to perform. All attachments are made of stainless steel to be durable and heavy-duty. Like if you are looking for a tool for baking u need a hand mixer with whisk attachment.

Mixing Speeds

The mass of hand mixer with retractable cord work at 3-5 speeds. Nevertheless, you can find models that can operate at 7-12 speeds. The more speeds the more ingredients and with less effort, you will be able to mix. What we’d also recommend you to pay awareness to is whether the chosen appliance has a “Pulse button”.

With it, it’s possible to moderately change the speed and achieve much better compatibility of different mixtures. The slow-start function proves useful especially when mixing liquids. If you want to keep your kitchen countertop clean, make sure to check this out.

Design

Most Hand mixer with retractable cord is made of plastic and fitted with some metal elements or inserts. Concrete hand mixer blender also comes in different sizes, authorizes you to pick the best suitable one for your kitchen. Even though, most of them don’t require a lot of space anyway. Some models may also offer you convenient storage of a pivoting cord right inside the unit.

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Hand Mixer With Retractable Cord:

Corded or cordless- Hand mixer for concrete is liable to offer more power, but hand mixer with attachments can be convenient in a kitchen that does not have the best arrangement or easily accessible outlets. Think about your space and what would be best for your kitchen.

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Fascination hand mixer with whisk attachment does best with sponger foods? If you scheme to make mostly soups, sauces and spreads, a fascination hand mixer for concrete will work great for you.

Characteristics Of Hand Mixer With Whisk Attachment or Other:

Cage:

The cage, which houses the blade, is an important component of a hand mixer blender that provides control over how finely something blends. The ideal cage has cut-outs large enough to allow food to pass between.

Solid cages can chop food, hand mixer blender it excellent finer than you may want. Stainless steel cages are the best for durability. Plastic cages, though kindly on your cookware, can enfold with heat and are not as long-lasting. yet, if the mass of your cookware is non-stick, you may want to look for a stainless steel cage that has a silicone edge to avoid damaging your pots and pans.

Speeds:

Some hand mixer with whisk attachment come with different speeds—from one to five, or more. Having two speeds is better than one for greater control and is likely all you will need and end up using.

Design:

The hand mixer with whisk attachment should be comfortable and easy to hold. While it may not seem like the most important feature of the handle, the size and location of the power button can be remarkable. Some hand mixer with whisk attachment need the power button to be calmed during use, so a well-placed, biggish power button is ideal for one-handed negotiate.

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If you target to puree to make soup, be sure to purchase a concrete hand mixer blender with a long enough stick to reach the bottom of your stockpot.

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17 January 2020

2020 vision

(Yes, of course I was going to do that eventually. Yes, 2020 hindsight will inevitably be a headline at some point.)

Whitehall Monitor 2020, our flagship report on the size, shape and performance of government, with lots of lovely #dataviz, will be out over the weekend/early next week. More in next week's edition, but we may be able to squeeze you into Tuesday lunchtime's launch event, where - after I outline some of the key conclusions - a brilliant panel will discuss what's in store for government in 2020. Come! Or watch the livestream.

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Yesterday, I took part in a (really enjoyable) launch event for NatCen's new report looking at 50 years of social trends. We touched on optimism (think Our World in Data or the Roslings showing how things have improved globally) versus pessimism (dig beyond the headlines and there are some surprising facts - and, you know, climate change, geopolitics, etc etc etc), long-term policy making and the difficulties of working across government, the need to go beyond aggregated and headline data, and the need for government to just get better at data in the widest sense.

Nice question from former national statistician, Jil Matheson, in response to a mention I made of decision-ready information - how do we get information-ready policy-makers? I'm not sure this recent Ipsos MORI report is hugely encouraging on our prospects... but I think talking about 'data' in a way that makes sense to 'non data people' and conveys its importance, and increasing the political costs of not using information well, are parts of the solution. And I don't think any of us quite knows, yet, how to navigate a transformed information ecosystem around politics and political information.

A second Cummings

Just to add briefly to last week... I don't think it's an earth-shatteringly original prediction to say there'll be a lot of stories about the use and abuse of personal data this year (the New Year Honours 'leak' was a fitting start to 2020 in that respect). But I'm not sure the last few paragraphs of this article, which discuss targeting content at the public (content that 'really engages people') and a unit modelled on the Tory election campaign, are getting quite the attention they deserve. For all the excitement about what could come out of Downing Street on data, we don't have much detail yet. And you may remember the hoohah about data from GOV.UK being used 'to allow targeted and personalised information to be gathered, analysed and fed back actively to support key decision making'.

I wonder (genuine question) if people would feel differently about such data being used to improve the delivery of digital public services versus government using it to target information at people. Many governments are working out the place of government comms in a disintermediated world (decline of gatekeepers like newspapers, governments/corporations/charities etc can communicate directly with the public), but where is the line? As per the joint civil society letter last year, government needs to have conversations about how it uses personal data in public and with the public, otherwise we might squander the opportunity to use such data ethically and intelligently for the public good. </ramble>

Some other points in brief:

Invitations to the first Data Bites of the year will hopefully be going out very soon - for 6pm on Thursday 6 February. (We'll be back to the first Wednesday of the month after that.) Catch up with previous events here.

It's the Masters snooker at Ally Pally this week. I'd almost forgotten I'd played around with some snooker dataviz from last year's world championships. (And if you're wondering why I'm not even attempting any snooker puns, it's because they're all in the post. You have been warned.)

Very sorry not to be at UKGovCamp this weekend, but I hope everyone has a fantastic (and productive) time. I'll be following along here.

And keep an eye out and ears open (and any other body parts in the appropriate position, for that matter) for the latest IfG Inside Briefing podcast later. There will be music. Previous sonifications here.

Have a great weekend

Gavin

Today's links:

Graphic content

Politics and parliament

BAME, LGBT and women MPs by party (Ketaki for IfG - and Peston #GeekoftheWeek)

# of days between laying and approval of each draft affirmative instrument from the 17/19 Parliamentary session (Phil Gorman)

Mapping the Places (House of Commons Library)

Labour leadership and deputy leadership nominations (CLP Nominations, via Tim)

US politics

Who's still in the Democratic presidential race? (Vox, via Ketaki)

How the Democratic Presidential Field Has Narrowed* (New York Times)

Who Won The January Democratic Debate? (FiveThirtyEight)

How map makers will win the 2020 US election* (FT)

Openness

3 Out of 10 UK Government Departments Meeting 2020 Targets for Aid Transparency (Publish What You Fund)

Freedom of Information (Institute for Government)

Environment

2019 Was the Second-Hottest Year Ever, Closing Out the Warmest Decade* (New York Times)

2019 capped world’s hottest decade in recorded history* (Washington Post)

Everything else

The Big Mac index* (The Economist)

Progress and Popularity: Facing the Disillusioned in a New Decade (NatCen)

Global Advisor Predictions (Ipsos MORI)

In charts: Europe’s demographic time-bomb* (FT)

Finding the Worst, Highest-Paid NBA Player, Ever (The Pudding)

The Secret to a Perfect Mari...mekko? (Tableau Fringe Festival)

Meta data

AI and algorithms

Technology Can't Fix Algorithmic Injustice (Boston Review)

Joseph Stiglitz on artificial intelligence: 'We’re going towards a more divided society' (The Guardian)

Ethical algorithm design should guide technology regulation (Brookings)

Beyond Bias: Contextualizing “Ethical AI” Within the History of Exploitation and Innovation in Medical Research (Chelsea Barabas)

Researchers: Are we on the cusp of an ‘AI winter’? (BBC News)

Skillz

How we’re working to transform the way we work with data (Citizens Advice)

It’s a kind of magic… (Government Statistical Service)

Whitehall needs more scientists to compete with China: chief adviser (The Observer)

Global problems need social science (Hetan Shah for Nature)

What Researchers Think About the Culture They Work In (Wellcome)

Evidence

One Year In, the Evidence Act is Producing Results (Nextgov)

Inside the world’s ‘what works’ teams (What Works)

Social media data needed for 'harm' research, say doctors (BBC News)

Everything else

Sadiq Khan calls for evolution of London Datastore (Computer Weekly)

Charting the Next Three Years for OGP (Open Government Partnership)

What if everyone just said 'Nah' to tracking? (The Register)

Microsoft makes 'carbon negative' pledge (BBC News)

Exposing the problem with default data* (FT)

EU considers temporary ban on facial recognition in public spaces* (Politico)

The fourth industrial revolution could lead to a dark future (The Conversation)

MI5 chief sees tech as biggest challenge and opportunity* (FT)

Opportunities

EVENT: What is in store for government this year? Whitehall Monitor 2020 Launch (Institute for Government)

JOB: Policy/Programme Manager - Central Government (techUK)

JOB: Researcher (Social Policy/Public Policy) (Ada Lovelace Institute)

JOB: Senior Analyst (Engage Britain)

JOBS: Senior Quantitative Data Analysts (NatCen)

Introduction to the Data Science Accelerator programme (GDS, GO Science, ONS)

EVENT: Citizen Beta 2020 #26

And finally...

Data

"Oh no it isn't!" "Oh yes it is!" (Andy Riley)

WHAT I LEARNED TRYING TO COPYRIGHT MY OWN FEET (MEL)

Climate, inequality, hunger: which global problems would you fix first? (The Guardian, via Katie)

Reveals the music behind names (Clarallel, via Pritesh)

I got a rather unnerving Rush Hour Crush published in today's Metro. (@shockproofbeats, via Alice)

Viz

Man Leaves Behind 20-Year Career in Finance to Become Photo Manipulation Artist (My Modern Met)

Darth Data (via Duncan Weldon, via Jenny)

Distributions (via Sophie Warnes, via Tim)

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This is a track and video from the Emergence AV project. The story as a whole visualises natural laws and their emergent properties of the observable universe and it’s timeline through planets, life, humans and society. This particular chapter of the story is an abstracted visualisation and sonification of the importance of cycles in this system. We are surrounded by cycles, in our days, seasons, behaviours, growth and decay, birth and death, cell cycles, maddening cyclic thought processes and obsessive repetition, the cycles in neural networks which form the basis of our awareness, the repetition of almost all things, and their impermanence. This idea is captured musically with a simple arpeggiating riff and looped musical structure that only builds without deviating from it’s repetition. And a visualisation of the complexity that can arise from nested cycles of different forms, each interacting with all others. Craig (Numbercult) specialises in building generative visual systems which are programmed to react to the different elements of the track, as well as being controlled live. I asked him if he could create a system full of different cycles, each mapped to the different audio elements, many of which are layered in the piece of music, and in parallel, in the video. The result is this final live rendition of Cyclic, with all of it’s complex interlinking geometries representing the complex web of interacting cycles in the real world. I love how it sometimes seems to create 3-dimensional objects and recognisable forms, in amongst the chaos! Some words from Craig about his process of creating the video - "The original concept was to build an animation around the track ‘Cyclic’. The track has powerful layers of complex percussion which producing a building mechanistic intensity. This is counterbalanced with melodic weightiness and a sense of scale, which evolves in waves across the piece. Max pushed the design to include a shift from 2d to 3d, and I conceived of a mechanistic structure that becomes part a sort of (futurist inspired) clockwork solar system (based on the orrery). Rather have a conventional linear narrative or ‘journey’ I liked the idea of the Schrodingers multiverse. Working on that principle, multiple unique versions of the original system were developed by first duplicating the original solar system multiple times. Each solar system then developed independently; they contain their own behaviours, geometries and relationships, yet all occupy the same space and share a common aesthetic. The music guides the narrative as we journey between all the overlapping solar systems, the journey is between dimensions rather than across space which I thought fitted nicely with the ideas expressed in the music: deepening but retaining a common hypnotic template. Each of the solar systems is generative; the whole project is recorded in real-time with no post production. Each recording is entirely unique guided only by the rules that govern each component system and its response via FFT analysis and directly from midi triggers and clock"

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The government has become the enemy of the people. No one can deny that they are colluding with social media to censor everyone on the internet. Both parties are calling for unconstitutional gun control measures from bump stocks to silencers to Red Flag Laws. How long are we going to pretend that our government serves the people? Or that the people really have any say? I for one will not abide tyrants and have every intention in engaging in open rebellion against Jews, pedos and traitors. They are clamping down hard on free speech, gun rights, going after "hate crimes" and pushing the idea that whites are domestic terrorists. Day of the Rope draws nigh. http://bit.ly/2JWUqOh You can call for violence and revolution as much as you want with ZERO legal culpability in the US. http://bit.ly/1B8OCb1 What this means: Unless your speech directly inspires some one to commit a violent crime in your immediate vicinity immediately after expressing your speech AND this was your intent, you are 100% protected. Here, let's try it out: You can even directly threaten some one online: Don't be afraid of being put on a 'list'. We are all on the list already. See: mass surveillance. They are just trying to intimidate you. Look at the legal precedents and firmly exercise your rights. Who are our symbols or important figures? I've made a small list but we should add more. We need to develop a year-round schedule of events and people to remind the public of what we are fighting for. Ted Kaczynski Brenton Tarrant Seth Rich Aaron Swartz Reddit founder Marvin Heemeyer The Killdozer Julian Assange Gary Webb We must win the infowar before we can fight the race war. A fuckton of people have woken up the the Jewish agenda but we still need more to reach that oh-so-essential critical mass. We also need to start getting organized IRL in "friend groups" that meet and train and discuss tactics. Don't openly call yourselves militias or white nationalists but work towards those ends regardless. Symbols: Tricorn hat Revolutionary Figures New Figures: Ted Kaczynski Brenton Tarrant Seth Rich Aaron Swartz Reddit founder Marvin Heemeyer The Killdozer Juliana Assange Gary Webb Terry A. Davis Symbolic events Waco Ruby Ridge POSSIBLE ALLIES: Amish Japanese Hindu Indians Mormons Ethnic Europeans THE ENEMY: Jews Pedos Traitors Muslims Jews Chinese Socialists Should Terry A Davis be considered? I believe he holds a special place in this Pantheon. He is the most Chaotic of the bunch.

the revolution you speak of is already underway - there is no putting it back into the box - there are tens of millions of people that have “nothing left to lose” they’re fukin pissed and ready to kill - they’re not rednecks but 18 - 35 yr old’s who have lost hope - they work at wal mart and ready lubes and starbucks who spend 1/2 their income to degenerate hypocrite boomer landlords who will feel the full wrath of their anger - sonif yer legit pray for a carrington event - it will make it much easier with the comm system down...

I have but one lamp by which my feet are guided; and that is the lamp of experience. I know of no way of judging of the future but by the past. And judging by the past, I wish to know what there has been in the conduct of the British ministry for the last ten years, to justify those hopes with which gentlemen have been pleased to solace themselves, and the House? Is it that insidious smile with which our petition has been lately received? Trust it not, sir; it will prove a snare to your feet. Suffer not yourselves to be betrayed with a kiss. Ask yourselves how this gracious reception of our petition comports with these war-like preparations which cover our waters and darken our land. Are fleets and armies necessary to a work of love and reconciliation? Have we shown ourselves so unwilling to be reconciled, that force must be called in to win back our love? Let us not deceive ourselves, sir. These are the implements of war and subjugation; the last arguments to which kings resort. I ask, gentlemen, sir, what means this martial array, if its purpose be not to force us to submission? Can gentlemen assign any other possible motive for it? Has Great Britain any enemy, in this quarter of the world, to call for all this accumulation of navies and armies? No, sir, she has none. They are meant for us; they can be meant for no other. They are sent over to bind and rivet upon us those chains which the British ministry have been so long forging. And what have we to oppose to them? Shall we try argument? Sir, we have been trying that for the last ten years. Have we anything new to offer upon the subject? Nothing. We have held the subject up in every light of which it is capable; but it has been all in vain. Shall we resort to entreaty and humble supplication? What terms shall we find which have not been already exhausted? Let us not, I beseech you, sir, deceive ourselves. Sir, we have done everything that could be done, to avert the storm which is now coming on. We have petitioned; we have remonstrated; we have supplicated; we have prostrated ourselves before the throne, and have implored its interposition to arrest the tyrannical hands of the ministry and Parliament. Our petitions have been slighted; our remonstrances have produced additional violence and insult; our supplications have been disregarded; and we have been spurned, with contempt, from the foot of the throne. In vain, after these things, may we indulge the fond hope of peace and reconciliation. There is no longer any room for hope. If we wish to be free2 if we mean to preserve inviolate those inestimable privileges for which we have been so long contending2if we mean not basely to abandon the noble struggle in which we have been so long engaged, and which we have pledged ourselves never to abandon until the glorious object of our contest shall be obtained, we must fight! I repeat it, sir, we must fight! An appeal to arms and to the God of Hosts is all that is left us! They tell us, sir, that we are weak; unable to cope with so formidable an adversary. But when shall we be stronger? Will it be the next week, or the next year? Will it be when we are totally disarmed, and when a British guard shall be stationed in every house? hall we gather strength by irresolution and inaction? Shall we acquire the means of effectual resistance, by lying supinely on our backs, and hugging the delusive phantom of hope, until our enemies shall have bound us hand and foot? Sir, we are not weak if we make a proper use of those means which the God of nature hath placed in our power. Three millions of people, armed in the holy cause of liberty, and in such a country as that which we possess, are invincible by any force which our enemy can send against us. The battle, sir, is not to the strong alone; it is to the vigilant, the active, the brave. Besides, sir, we have no election. If we were base enough to desire it, it is now too late to retire from the contest. There is no retreat but in submission and slavery! Our chains are forged! Their clanking may be heard on the plains of Boston! The war is inevitableand let it come! I repeat it, sir, let it come. It is in vain, sir, to extenuate the matter. Gentlemen may cry, Peace, Peace but there is no peace. The war is actually begun! The next gale that sweeps from the north will bring to our ears the clash of resounding arms! Our brethren are already in the field! Why stand we here idle? What is it that gentlemen wish? What would they have? Is life so dear, or peace so sweet, as to be purchased at the price of chains and slavery? Forbid it, Almighty God! I know not what course others may take; but as for me, give me liberty or give me death! The truth and violence, but it MUST be in that order. Most importantly though, whites need to start viewing each other as blood-brothers and allies. (((Individualism))) has poisoned out society and eroded community bonds. This damage must be healed but I'm not exactly sure how other than pointing at a common enemy. We need to start organizing into small, unofficial militia groups with similar agendas. Jews are so powerful today because they ENJOY working together to cause mayhem and to further their own wealth and power. Jews almost never betray each other and seem to have evolved to mob together to get what they want collectively. It's literally instinct for them. We must emulate this to an extent but with waging an actual war rather than the soft-power games that kikes excel at. Also, JOIN THE MILITARY. We need lot's of allies embedded within the armed forces, because without their help we will never win.

I think you doth glow too much. But just in case you don't, you need to be realistic. The few hundred people here and the 'tards with their own militias are way too small to accomplish anything before getting mowed down by the national guard. You can't do it like this. You have to start with a militia, start in small towns where people see this kiked bullshit and grow yourself a movement. How did the revolution succeed? With wide support, like over 60%. You have like 0.6% and want to take down a heavily funded and well oiled machine. You can't. Build an "SJW" like movement and then we can talk.

We are going to take this seriously and go step by step. Create a list of grievances, a list of enemies, and discuss ways to move forward in ending Tyranny in the United States. We need a calendar of events to draw peoples attention and give us reason to make noise constantly. Ebba Aukerlund Waco Ruby Ridge Seth Rich Otoya Yamaguchi

We need the minds before the power goes out. That's why we need to start propaganda now. Detail who the problem is, what crimes they have committed, start a public discussion and demand change. We need another name for this besides Open Insurrection... so we can talk about it on other forums Organize and train in your local community. But don't just prepare for the day of the rope. If you bunker up with MRE's and guns you will be called a cult and the swat team will descend upon you. The proper course of action is to nominally engage with society as it is, while changing the communities you occupy. This doesn't mean riots or protests, it means starting projects to improve neighborhoods, and following through on them. The ONLY way to avoid being false flagged is to present yourselves consistently as above reproach. But the only way to cause bigger reverbrations is to be seen as better men. This means you and your lads must relentlessly pursue intellectual and physical supremacy. To be /fit/ and /lit/, one and all. By happy coincidence, lifting together and deb8ing each other will foster comeraderie, trust, and solidarity. THE WAY TO TAKE BACK OUR LAND IS INCH BY FUCKING INCH. This is my whitepill, and I hope it's yours as well, anons\\ word from the editor the only way to do this is to red pill as many as we can.. once people know what is going on no one will stand for it and they will all stand up... we have the right to take our country back remember that we can do this with out fighting or anyone getting hurt.. why destroy all we built https://thedevilman666.blogspot.com/https://www.facebook.com/groups/qanonreports https://twitter.com/CIACLOWN1 https://www.bitchute.com/channel/ciaclown16661/

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Get to Know Camera Obscura Studio Resident Alex Wand

Alex Wand is in residence at the Camera Obscura Art Lab from April 24 through July 17, 2019. A Grammy Award-winning musician and composer based in Los Angeles, he performs as a solo artist and with the groups Desert Magic and The Partch Ensemble. He often collaborates with filmmakers, dancers, and coders, to create music scores that involve his interests in just intonation, sonification, folk music, and sound art.  For his residency project, he is exploring the sonification – that is, the translation into sound of non-sound information – of movement from ocean waves and the visual data observed from the Camera Obscura mechanism. Both activities are part of his continuing study of the range of sounds that can be drawn from the environment. During his public events, he leads music-making and ear-training events open to all.

Question: Tell us more about “sonification.” Is this an act of translation? Sonification maps data to sound. I like experimenting with how sonification can illuminate or bring a new perspective to natural phenomena. During a collaboration with choreographer Jay Carlon, my curiosity with motion-activated sounds led me to explore how the waves in the ocean can activate sounds on my synthesizer via accelerometer data. Another piece that uses non-musical data as source material is Dance of the Planets, an interactive solar system sonification app I created in collaboration with my music collective, Desert Magic. In this piece, we mapped eight musical patterns to tempos based on each planet in our solar system and their distinct orbital speeds. Listeners then activate, deactivate, and randomize the planet patterns to create their own soundscape of cosmic polyrhythms.

From Desert Magic, danceoftheplanets.com At my residency at Camera Obscura, I’m interested in using the Obscura itself as the source material and inspiration for the sound. This will include an auditory realization or sonification of the street and ocean views as seen through the camera mechanism. I’m interested in exploring different ways one can perceive land. So often we think of land in terms of maps and political boundaries. Inside the obscura is a different perspective of land where one can be immersed in the surrounding streetscape and the ocean. During my residency, I want to create music and sound that also makes one feel immersed in these surroundings. Q: Speaking of boundaries, your most recent project, Camino de las Monarcas, involved following migratory patterns of butterflies and planting native seeds; what inspired the project? In the fall of 2018 I completed a 2,000-mile bicycle trip that followed migratory paths of the monarch butterfly from Los Angeles to Michoacan, Mexico. Throughout the trip, I posted annotated videos each day on my blog, Camino de las Monarcas. The videos contain stories of ecological discovery, bike adventure tales, field recordings, original music, and investigate non-anthropocentric outlooks on ecology. My landing point was the Guapamacátaro Residency in Michoacan, where I was artist-in-residence during January of 2019.  This cycling trip was my version of Donna’s Haraway’s science fiction tale, Camille Stories. In the story, the protagonist Camille, lived a life that was entwined with the monarch butterfly by planting milkweed and working with people on the monarch’s path to protect this threatened critter. I was inspired by Camille and wanted to live out my own real-life version of this fictional story. 

Alex Wand during his Camino de las Monarcas project, 2018 Q: During the project it looks as if you went by a Spanish version of your name – do you consider the project a performance? My alias for the monarch cycling project was Alejandro Botijo. I guess I do consider the project a performance but I also consider Alejandro Botijo to be an actual part of me. My mother is Argentinean so I liked the idea of having a name that reflects the hispanic side of my family. I create aliases for myself that highlight certain qualities of my person. I think of them like archetypal, mythological people that help me realize existing aspects of myself. For example, Alejandro Botijo is helped me bypass the physical limitations of my body, feelings of loneliness, fear of being hit by a truck, along with many other vulnerabilities that come with cycling over 2,000 miles alone.

Q: What is music? Music is joyfulness and beauty and not beauty and heartbreak and the wind all in one thing and not. Q: Who should participate in your public events? What do you hope to see and hear?  I hope both musicians and non-musicians attend my public events. They are designed with inclusivity in mind. Come prepared to learn folk melodies and experience the joy of group singing. I will probably bring some muffins or cookies. too. 

Originally from Detroit, Alex Wand studied music composition at the University of Michigan and at CalArts with composers Bright Sheng, Michael Fink, Ulrich Krieger, and Wolfgang von Schweinitz. He is a guitarist and singer who has performed at venues and festivals from California to Tibet such as REDCAT, MicroFest, the Bootleg Theater, and the Xinghai International Poetry Festival. He often writes music for film and dance with recent projects including the documentary The Harvest Run, the drama Porcupine, and Sometimes I Fall, an evening-length dance piece by Carlon + Lollie Dance Company. In 2014, he founded Song A Day, a challenge to musicians to write and upload a song every day for a month. With sessions every January and July, the collective has written over 7,000 songs. Most recently he biked 2,000 miles from Los Angeles to Michoacan, Mexico for his project Camino de las Monarcas, and composed the score for choreographer Jay Carlon’s FLEX at L.A. Dance Project.  alexwand.com  About the Camera Obscura Studio Residency program    Santa Monica Cultural Affairs presents participatory art and culture programs for adults at the Camera Obscura Art Lab. Inspired by the camera mechanism, which has been beloved attraction in Santa Monica since 1898, activities in this community art practice space celebrate the power of art to change perspective. Residency programs invite local artists to spend time on the far western edge of the continent to create and explore ideas and practices in concert with the community. The resulting projects highlight the intersection of fine art and handcraft and offer access to a variety of artistic practice and instruction. 

from The Insider's Guide to the Beautiful City of Santa Monica https://www.santamonica.gov/blog/get-to-know-camera-obscura-studio-resident-alex-wand

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Conference“Musical Interfaces and Robotics”

Conference

“Musical Interfaces and Robotics”

Date: November 27, 2017, 13:00-

Place: Conference Room 2 (1st floor), Tokyo University of the Arts, Department of Musical Creativity and the Environment Address: 1 Chome-25-1 Senju, Adachi, Tokyo 120-0034, Japan 

Telephone: +81 50-5525-2742 

http://www.geidai.ac.jp/access/senju 

Email: [email protected]

Participants:

Frédéric Bevilacqua (IRCAM)

Jean-Marc Pelletier (Nagoya Zokei University)

Kenjiro Matsuo (Invisible Designs Lab)

Shigeyuki Hirai (Kyoto Sangyo University)

Suguru Goto (Tokyo University of the Arts)

Yoichi Nagashima (Shizuoka University of Art and Culture)

(Alphabetical order)

Theme:

The conference intends to present the research and the latest development of musical interfaces and robots for musical instruments. The musical interfaces refer to the development of interactive systems for sound and music, which are based upon sensors and others in order to capture gesture and movement in real time. These also relate with Programming, such as Mapping Interfaces and Gesture Followers, as well as some applications of Media Arts. The robots for musical instruments mean automated instruments, which are performed by motors and controlled by a computer. This conference much tends to present in non-academic style and to discuss about the latest issue and the future perspective.

Descriptions:

Frédéric Bevilacqua

“Designing Sound Movement Interaction: Models, Mapping and Interfaces”

I will present the research performed by the Sound Music Movement Interaction team at IRCAM in Paris. Our research and applications concern the development of interactive systems for sound and music, and more specifically systems allowing for gesture and movement interaction. Various tangible interfaces, such as the Modular Musical Objects have been developed, along with methods to map movement to sound. In particular, we make use of interactive machine learning techniques for continuous motion recognition and mapping such as Gesture Follower, or more recently the XMM library (by Jules Françoise). Recently, we have also experimented with systems enabling collective interaction using smartphones (CoSiMa and Rapid-Mix projects). Many applications will be presented, mainly related to music and performing arts.

Links

http://ismm.ircam.fr/

http://frederic-bevilacqua.net/

Videos

Modular Musical Objects

https://youtu.be/Uhps_U2E9OM

Urban Musical Game

https://vimeo.com/63974506

Mapping by Demonstration

https://vimeo.com/87684482

Biography

Frédéric Bevilacqua is the head of the Sound Music Movement Interaction team at IRCAM in Paris (part of the joint research lab Science & Technology for Music and Sound – IRCAM – CNRS – Université Pierre et Marie Curie). His research concerns the modeling and the design of interaction between movement and sound, and the development of gesture-based interactive systems. He holds a master degree in physics and a Ph.D. in Biomedical Optics from EPFL (Switzerland). In From 1999 to 2003 he was a researcher at the University of California Irvine. In 2003 he joined IRCAM as a researcher on gesture analysis for music and performing arts. He was keynote or invited speaker at several international conferences such as the ACM TEI’13. As the coordinator of the “Interlude project”, he was awarded in 2011 the 1st Prize of the Guthman Musical Instrument Competition (Georgia Tech) and received the award “prix ANR du Numérique” from the French National Research Agency (category Societal Impact, 2013).

Jean-Marc Pelletier

Title: Audio-visual Congruence Effects and Music Design

Summary: Certain associations of sounds and visuals appear to many as more "natural" than others. From these interactions, we can isolate a number of principles to guide the design of musical tools and performances.

Bio: Assistant professor at Nagoya Zokei University. Based in Japan since 1999, my research interests span from interfaces for musical expression to game design.

Link: http://jmpelletier.com

Kenjiro Matsuo

CEO of Sound Art Unit invisible designs lab a.k.a dir

“New point of view for music and sound”

"Expand Music" is the concept of them. Presentation will be mainly about “Z-machines project”. How did them work for playing musical instruments etc.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VkUq4sO4LQM

https://wired.jp/2014/04/19/squarepusher-robot-music/

Shigeyuki Hirai

Title:

Interactive Sound and Music Systems for Everyday Life

Abstract:

In this talk, the research project for the future of a smart house with various sensors and displays in Kyoto Sangyo University will be presented. The features of the research are functions of interactive sonification and/or playable environments as musical instruments in everyday life. Especially, this project deals with practical and useful systems developed for Japanese bathroom. For instance, Bathonify which is an interactive sonification system representing a bather's state with motions or vital signs in a bathtub, TubTouch and RapTapBath those have embedded sensors inside of a bathtub edge to work as a controller with various sound and music applications, and so on. Through this presentation, the possibilities and issues of facilities with incorporating interactive sound and music for everyday life are discussed.

Biography:

Shigeyuki Hirai is an Associate Professor in Faculty of Computer Science and Engineering at Kyoto Sangyo University. Prior to the present affiliation, he was a system engineer at OGIS-RI Co., Ltd. and a researcher at KRI Inc. He received Ph.D. degrees in engineering from Osaka University in 2002. His research interests are HCI, entertainment computing and music computing. For these fifteen years, he has worked in interactive systems for everyday life, especially research and development of smart house for Japanese life style with sound stuff. He is the member of ACM, IPSJ, IEICE, Human Interface Society and The Society for Art and Science.

http://www.cc.kyoto-su.ac.jp/~hirai/index-e.html

- http://hir.ai/

- http://ubiqmedia.cse.kyoto-su.ac.jp/?page_id=68

Suguru Goto

“My robot works for music and my sensor-based performance “

A public: « why are you making a robot for music? »

Me: « I want to go beyond the limit that an human player can do. »

A public: « Yeah, sure. The robot can eternally play any music without any complains and without any fees, hum? (Sniff) »

Me: « Having gone beyond the limit of human, I would like to be able to listen to music that I have never listened. »

A public: « Well, you know. A robot does not have any emotion and any feeling. »

Me: « The emotion and the feeling belong to music itself. A robot may possess intelligence to perform music with expression. Human thinks that they are too important to accept these, thus they do not share the emotion of music, when it is performed by non-human ».

A public: « You seem to have watched too many Scientific Fiction movies. »

Me: « HAL is not the story in future. It has been already realized. »

A public: « I’d prefer to go to a concert of warm and tasty music by human. »

Me: « What is the warm and tasty music? As I think more about music, I do not know even what is really the definition of music. »

A public: « Well, I do not know neither. But don’t you want to listen to good music? »

Me: « Certainly. But it is not a matter who plays and composes it. »

A public: « So that a robot is no longer a servant for human? That sounds great. (Sniff) »

Me: « In fact, as I work more robots, I appreciate more the complexities of human. However, I have never thought that a robot is a replacement of human. Human is too much used to the customs and traditions. I rather expect that a robot can do something different from human. That is to say a new art form."

Suguru Goto is a media artist, an inventor and a performer and he is considered one of the most innovative and the mouthpiece of a new generation of Japanese artists.

http://sugurugoto.com

Yoichi Nagashima

Bio-Sensing and Bio-Feedback Interfaces

The brief summery of presentation

I will report (with short demonstration performance) about new instruments applied by biological information sensing, biofeedback and multi-channel tactile sensors. Recently I developed three projects - (1) a new EMG sensor "Myo" customized to be used as double sensors, (2) a new brain sensor "Muse" customized to be used by OSC, and (3) an originally developed "MRTI (Multi Rubbing Tactile Instrument)" with 10 tactile sensors. The key concept is BioFeedback which has been receiving attention about the relation with emotion and interception in neuroscience recently.

The commercialized sensors "Myo" and "Muse" are useful for regular consumers. However, we cannot use them as new interfaces for musical expression because they have a number of problems and limitations. I have analyzed them, and developed them for interactive music. The "DoubleMyo" is developed with an original tool in order to use two "Myo" at the same time, in order to inhibit the "sleep mode" for live performance on stage, and in order to communicate via OSC. The "MuseOSC" is developed with an original tool in order to receive four channels of the brain-wave, and 3-D vectors of the head.

Even though not dealing the direct bio-signals, the tactile sensor is very interesting / important for human sensing. The "RT corporation" in Japan released the "PAW sensor" which is a small PCB (size 21.5mm * 25.0mm, weight 1.5g) with a large cylinder of urethane foam on it. The output information of this sensor is four channel voltages which is time-shared conversion, which means the nuances of rubbing / touching the urethane foam by fingers. Then, I developed a system to use 10 "PAW sensors" with egg-shaped plastic container for ten fingers. The performer can control ten fingers by rubbing tactile action, and a total of 16 parameters from the PAW sensors are realtime mapped - to generate four voices by formant synthesis algorithm and - to generate realtime Open-GL graphics by fractal algorithm.

Biography

Yoichi Nagashima, composer/researcher/PE, was born in 1958 in Japan. He learned and played some instruments: violin, recorder, guitar, keyboards, electric bass, drums, and vocal/choral music. He was the conductor of Kyoto University Choir and composed over 100 choral music, and studied nuclear physics there. As the engineer of Kawai Musical Instruments, he developed some sound generator LSIs, and designed some electronic musical instruments, and produced musical softwares. From 1991, He has been the director of "Art & Science Laboratory" in Japan Hamamatsu, produces many interactive tools of real-time music performance with sensor/MIDI, cooperates some researchers and composers, and composes experimentally pieces. He is also a key-member of Japanese computer music community. From 2000, he has been also the associate professor at SUAC(Shizuoka University of Art and Culture), Faculty of Design, Department of Art and Science, and teaches multi-media, computer music and media-art. As a composer of computer music, he collaborates many musicians in his composition: Piano, Organ, Percussion, Vocal, Flute, Sho, Koto, Shakuhachi, Dance, etc. In 2004, he organized and was the General Chair of NIME04, and he became the associate professor of master course of SUAC. He became the professor on April 2007. He supported over 120 works and projects of interactive/multimedia installations from 2000, composed/performed many works of computer music, and organized/performed many lectures/workshops in many places all over the world.

http://nagasm.org/ASL/TUA2017/index.html

#interfaces #robots #sensor

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