David Neiwert took a vacation…and his home movie is worth watching and listening to.
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In his review of State of Play, David Denby laments the rise of incoherence as a filmmaking technique:
"State of Play," which was directed by Kevin Macdonald, is both overstuffed and inconclusive. As is the fashion now, the filmmakers develop the narrative in tiny fragments. Something is hinted at…
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In honor of the Congressional recess, Ocean Champions is taking a blog vacation this week. However, I can't resist following Jennifer's lead on Joan Walsh's review at Salon.com of Bai's book The Argument: Billionaires, Bloggers and the Battle to…
I'm going to take a vacation tomorrow. I'm going to get up early in the morning, ride my bike to my office, and hunker down in front of my computer, putting some of my collaborators' contributions into a grant proposal.
What? That doesn't sound like your idea of a vacation?
What about last week,…
I love it when David Neiwert takes a break from Minutemen and White Pride and writes a post about killer whales. In this latest such post, he ties the concern for his favourite animals to Republican War On Science and the upcoming mid-term elections.
How beautiful! I wonder what they are communicating.
One sound smaller dolphins often make is a self-identification message. May be he same with large ones like Orcas. Then there are much more flexible sounds that might enable another orca to know what that particular orca is doing. But who really knows? One thing I think we can be pretty sure of is that there is no symbolic language. This was pretty extenisvely studied in smaller dolphins that are easier to deal with in captivity.
I've rarely heard and seen so beautyful vacation-movies like These!