Arthur C. Clarke Talks With The Onion

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The Onion A.V. Club | Arthur C. Clarke

The Onion A.V. Club | Arthur C. Clarke 02/18/2004 05:36 PM
Excelente nota a Arthur C.Clarke en The Onion

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Arthur C. Clarke on tsunami

Arthur C. Clarke on tsunami 12/27/2004 03:36 PM
Xeni Jardin: On his website, author and inventor Sir Arthur C. Clarke -- who lives in Sri Lanka -- says:

Thank you for your concern about my safety in the wake of Sunday’s devastating tidal wave. I am enormously relieved that my family and household have escaped the ravages of the sea that suddenly invaded most parts of coastal Sri Lanka, leaving a trail of destruction.

But many others were not so fortunate. For hundreds of thousands of Sri Lankans and an unknown number of foreign tourists, the day after Christmas turned out to be a living nightmare reminiscent of The Day After Tomorrow.

Link to complete text of message (thanks, Brian), and link to Wikipedia entry on Sir Arthur Clarke.

Arthur C. Clarke on Information
Pollution

Arthur C. Clarke on Information
Pollution 12/06/2003 06:46 PM

Arthur C. Clarke Reports From Sri Lanka

Arthur C. Clarke Reports From Sri Lanka 12/28/2004 05:28 AM

Wired: Arthur C. Clarke essay on
tsunamis, technology, and sf

Wired: Arthur C. Clarke essay on
tsunamis, technology, and sf 02/05/2005 09:25 PM
Xeni Jardin: In this month's Wired magazine, a thought-provoking essay by Arthur C. Clarke on roles of tech and sci fi in predicting disasters.

The New Year dawned with the global family closely following the unfolding tragedy via satellite television and the Web. As the grim images from Banda Aceh, Chennai, Galle, and elsewhere replaced the traditional scenes of celebrations, I realized that it would soon be 60 years since I conceived the communications satellite (in Wireless World, October 1945 -- I still think it was a good idea).

I was also reminded of what Bernard Kouchner, former health minister of France and first UN governor of Kosovo, once said: "Where there is no camera, there is no humanitarian intervention." Indeed, how many of the millions of men and women who donated generously for disaster relief would have done so if they had only read about it in the newspapers?

But cameras and other communications media have to do more than just document the devastation and mobilize emergency relief. We need to move beyond body counts and aid appeals to find lasting, meaningful ways of supporting Asia's recovery. In that sense, the Asian tsunami becomes a test for information and communications technologies (ICTs) in terms of how they can support humanitarian assistance and human development.

Link (Thanks, Blaise Zerega!)

Humanity will survive information deluge
- Sir Arthur C Clarke

Humanity will survive information deluge
- Sir Arthur C Clarke 12/09/2003 07:21 AM
interview .. OneWorld

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Tech Talks: Fritz Onion - Architect on
ASP.NET 2.0

Tech Talks: Fritz Onion - Architect on
ASP.NET 2.0 03/25/2005 06:58 AM
Fritz Onion, author of Essential ASP.NET, talks with Ted about the evolution of ASP.NET 2.0, language divergence and the mission behind the changes in VB.NET, and where ASP.NET and browser based applications fit in a world of smart clients.

"King Arthur"

"King Arthur" 07/07/2004 07:49 AM
The glitter of Camelot has been lost in Antoine Fuqua's valiant quest for historical accuracy, but Keira Knightley does prance around in a leather bikini.

"Arthur Chrenkoff's"

"Arthur Chrenkoff's" 03/29/2005 04:56 AM

King Arthur

King Arthur 06/21/2004 03:26 PM
Arto rius, Ambrosius, Arthur. An examination of the hist ory behind the legend of King Arthur.

"Arthur Chrenkoff"

"Arthur Chrenkoff" 09/13/2004 08:43 AM

Bea Arthur for President

Bea Arthur for President 08/28/2004 11:36 AM
Bea Arthur sparked a security scare at Logan Airport in Boston this week when she tried to board a Cape Air flight with a pocketknife in her handbag. The "Golden Girls" star, now 81, was flagged by a Transportation Security Administration agent, who discovered the knife - a strict no-no following 9/11. "She started yelling that it wasn't hers and said 'The terrorists put it there,' " a fellow passenger said. "She kept yelling about the 'terrorists, the terrorists, the terrorists.' " After the blade was confiscated, Arthur took a keyring from her bag and told the agent it belonged to the "terrorists," before throwing it at them. - via philly.com

Arthur T. Murray/Mentifex FAQ

Arthur T. Murray/Mentifex FAQ 05/01/2004 01:16 PM
Some Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about the Mentifex AI project are published here to tell the truth and set the record straight. Readers may suggest additional questions in the Comments section. Read on for all you ever wanted to know about Mentifex but were too embarassed to ask.

Brian Arthur: IFTF

Brian Arthur: IFTF 04/15/2004 12:55 PM
Wonderful chat with Paul Saffo and Brian Arthur, the keynote of the Institute for the Future Conference. Here's an impressionistic transcript. Father of the notion of inceasing returns, worked in complexity theory, recently and economic historian, now in the Valley...

Disney's "Arthur" No Legend

Disney's "Arthur" No Legend 07/13/2004 12:11 PM
With a disappointing opening, this film might already be history.

"The Egyptologist" by Arthur Phillips

"The Egyptologist" by Arthur Phillips 09/02/2004 10:09 AM
A romantic explorer searches for a Pharaoh's tomb, while a cynical detective searches for the truth about the explorer. In this delightfully old-fashioned tale, they're both completely misguided.

'Spider-Man 2' Fends Off Ferrell, Arthur
(AP)

'Spider-Man 2' Fends Off Ferrell, Arthur
(AP) 07/11/2004 01:18 PM
AP - Spider-Man fended off an anchorman and a king at the weekend box office to hold on to its supremacy. "Spider-Man 2" took in $46 million in its second weekend, pushing its total to $257.3 million after just 12 days, according to studio estimates Sunday.

Charles Arthur at The Indepent weighs in
with his ...

Charles Arthur at The Indepent weighs in
with his ... 01/09/2004 09:51 PM

Charles Arthur at The Indepent weighs in with his predictions for 2004. Notable: the ubiquity of the iPod and a Mac resurgence. Ok, so it's not news and these sorts of predictions are generally meaningless, but it's been slow around here lately ;-)

5:26 PM | Chris Cummer

Bea Arthur Kicks Serious Raptor Butt

Bea Arthur Kicks Serious Raptor Butt 05/21/2004 08:27 AM
Brandon Bird is originally from Sacramento. Bird's art serves to spread the light of truth and freedom across a nation of bitter and oppressed souls. We've seen his Law & Order coloring book, so see the rest!

King Arthur and his Bytes of the Round
Table

King Arthur and his Bytes of the Round
Table 07/26/2004 05:33 AM
Exclusive A 13TB storage epic

"Arthur Chrenkoff has more good news
from Iraq"

"Arthur Chrenkoff has more good news
from Iraq" 12/25/2004 05:03 PM

Arthur Miller On Cuba, Castro And The
Embargo

Arthur Miller On Cuba, Castro And The
Embargo 01/06/2004 12:47 AM
A View From The Bridge: Or Death Of A Salesman, perhaps? Hey, even The Crucible, at a stretch! Arthur Miller on Cuba, Castro and the U.S. embargo. Honesty and clarity refreshingly transcend the usual socialist/liberal/conservative divide. Or, at the very least, a damn good read from one of our (i.e. the world's) greatest dramatists. [Via Arts & Letters Daily. Click her e for the text-only version. ]

New PBS Kids Arthur Site Explores
Cultural Diversity

New PBS Kids Arthur Site Explores
Cultural Diversity 05/31/2004 07:05 PM
Where in the world can you find a didgeridoo, play jereed, or eat nyama choma? Learn all this and more while matching wits with Buster in the interactive matching card game, "Connect the World," featuring diverse cultures in our world neighborhood. Players can explore even more in an interactive world map.

Arthur Miller Named Winner of Author
Award (AP)

Arthur Miller Named Winner of Author
Award (AP) 04/25/2004 01:48 PM
AP - Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Arthur Miller has been named the winner of the 2004 Peggy V. Helmerich Distinguished Author Award.

SUNY computer whiz Arthur Adlerstein
dies

SUNY computer whiz Arthur Adlerstein
dies 04/25/2004 04:12 AM
New York Daily News Apr 25 2004 8:15AM GMT

More attacks on Clarke

More attacks on Clarke 04/09/2004 04:06 PM
Reported: We need a good graphic of George II morphing into Richard Nixon.

Clarke 'confident' on top up fees

Clarke 'confident' on top up fees 01/22/2004 10:17 AM
The education secretary says the top-up fees vote might be "tight" but says he is "very confident" about winning.

Clarke responds to the attacks on him

Clarke responds to the attacks on him 04/09/2004 04:11 PM
More from Clarke... Richard Clarke terrorizes the White House The vice president commented that there was "no great success in dealing with terrorists" during the 1990s, when you were serving under President Clinton. He asked, "What were they doing?"It's possible that the vice president has spent so little time studying the terrorist phenomenon that he doesn't know about the successes in the 1990s. There were many. The Clinton administration stopped Iraqi terrorism against the United States, through military intervention. It...

Moore+Clarke+Fermi=?

Moore+Clarke+Fermi=? 05/10/2004 04:42 AM
It has been suggested that Moore's Law could hold for about 600 years before we hit the maximum amount of computability there is.

Clarke's Third Law says that "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic".

Fermi's Paradox asks "where the hell are all intelligent creatures of the universe?"

You know, 600 years to take on the entire universe is not a long time. In fact, it is a laughably short time. And, if there's any intelligent life anywhere else in the universe, wouldn't they have discovered it already, meaning that we would already be a part of a gigantic supercomputer? And would we even notice, if we were a part of it?

And if we're the first sentient beings to succeed in building a supercomputer the size of the universe, will it all end in a massive Bluescreen of Death in the year 2604?

Now there's something to lose your sleep on...

Quote of the Day by Richard Clarke

Quote of the Day by Richard Clarke 04/09/2004 04:01 PM
All too typically buried at the bottom of a Washington Post story by Barton Gellman on Richard Clarke's new book, Against All Enemies : Inside the White House's War on Terror--What Really Happened, is a great quote summarizing all that is wrong with George Bush and his War on Iraq: "Any leader whom one can imagine as president on September 11 would have declared a 'war on terrorism' and would have ended the Afghan sanctuary [for al Qaeda] by invading," Clarke writes. "What was unique about George Bush's reaction" was the additional choice to invade "not a country that had been engaging in anti-U.S. terrorism but one that had not been, Iraq." In so doing, he estranged allies, enraged potential friends in the Arab and Islamic worlds, and produced "more terrorists than we [can] jail or shoot." "It was as if Osama bin Laden, hidden in some high mountain redoubt, were engaging in long-range mind control of George Bush, chanting 'invade Iraq, you must invade Iraq,' " Clarke writes....

Shorter Richard Clarke

Shorter Richard Clarke 04/09/2004 04:10 PM
Executive summary: There?s a serious chance 9/11 could have been stopped. Bush wanted to invade Iraq instead. White House Terrorism?

THE HARDY / CLARKE BOOK ON MIC

THE HARDY / CLARKE BOOK ON MIC 07/11/2004 08:25 AM
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Clarke to unveil immigration plan

Clarke to unveil immigration plan 02/07/2005 01:54 AM
The home secretary is to announce measures to tackle abuses of the immigration and asylum system.

Clarke offers help in school terms row

Clarke offers help in school terms row 04/14/2004 07:48 AM
The Education Secretary, Charles Clarke, has offered to help solve a row over a proposed six-term year.

Photos from Clarke Award ceremony

Photos from Clarke Award ceremony 05/13/2004 03:38 AM
Last night, the Arthur C Clarke Award for best sf novel published in the UK in 2003 -- Neal Stephenson won. Here are some photos from the event. Link (Thanks, Tony!)

Clarke Leads PGA Championship by One
Shot (AP)

Clarke Leads PGA Championship by One
Shot (AP) 08/12/2004 08:15 PM
AP - Darren Clarke put the rumors to rest quickly. After three days of hysteria that Whistling Straits might be the toughest test ever at a major, Clarke birdied the first four holes Thursday in the PGA Championship and didn't stop until he had a 7-under 65, setting the tone for an opening round of mild wind, shorter tees and scores that more closely resembled the Booz Allen Classic.

Clarke fears over crime proposals

Clarke fears over crime proposals 04/02/2005 11:01 PM
Home Secretary Charles Clarke says he fears key crime proposals may be dropped in the run-up to the election.

Clarke orders rethink on cannabis

Clarke orders rethink on cannabis 03/19/2005 02:39 AM
The Home Secretary orders a review of the decision to downgrade cannabis, in the light of further health studies.

Clarke backs new union academy

Clarke backs new union academy 09/13/2004 09:45 PM
The education secretary Charles Clarke will throw his weight behind TUC plans for a union academy for working people.
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