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Parker’s advanced improvisations explore the infinite possibilities of free music, with circular breathing, harmonics and sometimes unbroken rhythmic note patterns, all gradually metamorphosising into seamless streams of improvised music, tonight featur
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roughly 6,000 individuals who have “the ability to regularly influence the lives of millions of people in multiple countries worldwide.” They are the “superclass” of the 21st century, spreading across borders in an ever thickening web, with a growing all
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the experiences (and results) were so different that it’s clear to me that the very familiarity and comfort with the Google experience has a major effect on users — even me. This is beyond “network effect.”
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By treating the debate on alternatives to maintaining organised crime’s monopoly as a no-go area, this report helps entrench the view that the basic tenets of prohibition cannot be challenged. In doing so it actually helps perpetuate the policy whose fail
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Wordle is a toy for generating “word clouds” from text that you provide. The clouds give greater prominence to words that appear more frequently in the source text. You can tweak your clouds with different fonts, layouts, and color schemes
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“‘Yeah it’s like funky dubby ofbeat techno with nuff sub-bass, guv.’ Erm, no, if anyone asks I usually start mumbling something including the words dub, techno and garage and then give up realising those signifiers mean nothing to them either.”
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From 9th August 2008, you will be able to gather your own impression of Orwell’s face from reading his most strongly individual piece of writing: his diaries.
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Face swapping software finds faces in a photograph and swaps the features in the target face from a library of faces. This can be used to “de-identify” faces that appear in public, such as the faces of people caught by the cameras of Google Street View.
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