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Monochrome Seasons – The Post-Human Era – Video

Posted: March 31, 2014 at 10:42 pm


Monochrome Seasons - The Post-Human Era
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North Korea rejects UN resolution on human rights

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Pyongyang, March 31 (IANS): North Korea Monday rejected a UN resolution condemning human rights violations in the country.

North Korea "totally opposes and rejects" the resolution, "a product of the vicious hostile policy towards it," Xinhua quoted a North Korean foreign ministry spokesperson as saying.

The reaction came three days after the UN Human Rights Council endorsed the resolution with a 30-6 vote, with 11 members abstaining.

The resolution condemns, among other things, "the long-standing and ongoing systematic, widespread and gross human rights violations and other human rights abuses" in the country.

The spokesman claimed that the US and other hostile countries, while "unable to bring down North Korea by taking issue with it over its nuclear issue", now seek to invent an excuse for toppling the country's social system by intensifying "human rights racket" against Pyongyang.

"Human rights precisely mean national sovereignty," he added.

The latest move came as Pyongyang vowed Sunday to carry out a "new form" of nuclear test to further strengthen its nuclear deterrence if the US continuesd its hostile policy.

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Lets Play Crysis 3 | Post-Human | 4K Walkthrough – Video

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Lets Play Crysis 3 | Post-Human | 4K Walkthrough
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Star Apps: David X. Cohen

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The Emmy-winning "Simpsons" writer and "Futurama" co-creator chats about his upcoming Moogfest lecture, his writing career, technology in the 31st century, and his favorite mobile apps.

When David X. Cohen was in graduate school, he had hit the proverbial fork in the road. Would the Harvard graduate, with a degree in physics, studying theoretical computer science at U.C. Berkeley, opt for an assured career in mathematics/computer science or take the gamble and become a comedy writer? Fortunately for "The Simpsons" and "Futurama" fans, he took the latter route. Now an expert in all three disciplines, Cohen will chat about the intersection of math, technology, and comedy writing at Moogfest 2014 (April 23-27).

Emmy-winning writer David X. Cohen will appear at Moogfest 2014.

Talk to us about your appearance at Moogfest 2014. We will be talking about the two coolest subjects imaginable, "Futurama" and mathematics. It could not get cooler than that [laughs] for me.

The genesis of this is a book that's out right now called, "The Simpsons and Their Mathematical Secrets" by Simon Singh, and it also talks about "Futurama." I did an interview with Simon Singh about the book, and it so happened that one of the organizers of Moogfest heard that. This chain reaction started, and they asked if I'd be interested in going and doing something about math and "Futurama," because they're trying to expand the festival into more futurism and technology. So I said, "Sure. Why don't we get Simon Singh in to moderate the panel, and we'll get some "Futurama" writers in there, too? So it's going to be more "Futurama" themed, and it'll be both nerdy and funny, hopefully.

When you were still in school, did you know what you wanted to be when you grew up? Absolutely. I was 100 percent set on being a scientist. Growing up on the East Coast, it never would have occurred to me that you could make a living out of writing comedy. But on the other hand, it was a hobby of mine, where I wrote a humor column for my high school newspaper and stuff like that. So I always thought it was fun to try and make people laugh.

Since my parents were both biologists, I thought that's the way to go. I eventually became more interested in math and computer science, so I went that way, but I didn't go too far from the parent trees.

In college, at Harvard, I wrote for "The Harvard Lampoon" magazine, and only then did I realize that some of my friends there were trying to make that a career, and saw that as an option. So I went through a wrenching period where I had to decide what I was doing, but I thought it'd be wiser to go to graduate school before I forgot all the math and science I'd learned, and then I'd switch to writing later if I wanted to. But it'd be hard to go the other direction. So that's what happened. But I kept wanting to write, so I tried that for a while and have been on that path ever since.

At what point did you realize you could create a career in writing? I used to make drawings and make my sister buy them from me for one penny. So that was the beginning of my professional career. She was younger, so there was the threat that she would be beaten up if she didn't give me the money. [Laughs]

In graduate school, thinking I would try to make the switch, I was writing spec material and sending it all over the place and seeing if anyone would hire me. Eventually there was a lucky break. I had sent some stuff to David Letterman. Mike Judge, who had just created "Beavis and Butt-Head" was a guest, and he told the head writer that he needs to hire some really cheap writers, and the head writer said, "I really liked his stuff, but couldn't use him, so here you go." Mike Judge asked me to submit some ideas, and he hired me for a wage similar to the penny, but the show turned into a hit to my surprise. I wrote two episodes, so I now had a resume, and thought, "Maybe this will pay off."

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D.O.F. Documentaries On Futurism – Introduzione al futurismo – Video

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D.O.F. Documentaries On Futurism - Introduzione al futurismo
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"Transformation Through Innovation": Global Futurist Jack Uldrich to Keynote Fiatech's 2014 Technology Conference

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Austin, TX (PRWEB) March 31, 2014

Bestselling Author and Futurist Jack Uldrich has been selected to deliver a keynote address at the Fiatech 2014 Technology Conference & Showcase in Huntington Beach, CA., on April 2nd. Uldrich's speech: "Foresight 20/20: Tomorrow's Technology Today" directly correlates with Fiatech's conference mission of: "Vision 2020: Value today. Advancing tomorrow." Other notable keynotes at the conference include Larry Smith, Joseph Grenny and Anirban Basu.

Uldrich, who will be speaking as a technology forecaster, will provide insights from his book, "Foresight 20/20: A Futurist Explores the Trends Transforming Tomorrow" as well as his upcoming book, "Business as Unusual: How to Future-Proof Yourself Against Tomorrows Transformational Trends, Today.

On February 21st, 2014 Fiatech "adopted a three-year strategic plan to enhance global development and adoption of innovative practices and technologies for capital facilities." Chair of Fiatech's Board of Advisors, J. Peter Blake said, "Technology is advancing rapidly and we must bring these initiatives to reality quickly."

Who better to help with that process than a futurist, like Uldrich? Uldrich makes his living researching, writing and discussing the latest technological advances that can help companies like Fiatech profit by embracing the emerging technologies coming their way.

A sample of Jack's thoughts on emerging technologies can be found here in his latest article discussing the Internet of Things.

Uldrich, who speaks both nationally and internationally on a number of subjects, including change management, technology forecasting, leadership skills, and unlearning, was also recently named as the winner of a 2014 Bellwether Book Award. Keynote clients over the past few months include the American Medical Association, TEXPERS, Wells Fargo, Wilkes University Allan P. Kirby Lecture Series, and the Million Dollar Round Table in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Parties interested in learning more about Jack Uldrich, his books, his daily blog or his speaking availability are encouraged to visit his website at: http://www.jumpthecurve.net. Media wishing to know more about the event or interviewing Jack can contact Amy Tomczyk at (651) 343.0660.

Uldrich is a renowned global futurist, best-selling author, editor of the monthly newsletter:The Exponential Executive, and host of the award-winning website, http://www.schoolofunlearning.com.

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2014 Young Futurist – Video

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2014 Young Futurist
A clip of me during violin lesson with Todd Markey.

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Doing What You Love, Loving What You Do: Author & Futurist Jack Uldrich to Deliver 8 Keynote Addresses in April 2014

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Austin, TX (PRWEB) March 31, 2014

Finding a career that you love takes time, patience and practice. Futurist Jack Uldrich has put all of those elements into play over the past several years. And now he is having the time of his life writing and speaking about future trends.

How exactly does one become a futurist? Uldrich describes his journey as an evolution. He began his career as a naval intelligence officer, worked as a military planner in the Pentagon, and served as Governor Jesse Ventura's Director of Strategy. Clearly gifted with intelligence and insight, Uldrich has always enjoyed research and sharing his findings. Thinking at first perhaps politics was his calling, acting as the head of the Independence Party in Minnesota, Uldrich realized his family needed to come first. So he began crafting a life where he could work from home and focus on being an author, which then morphed into a high gear public speaking career that takes him all over the world.

Starting out with topics on leadership, writing books on Lewis & Clark and George Marshall, to name a few, Uldrich quickly saw that his real passion was future trends. Having become taken with nanotechnology in the early 2000s, Uldrich went to work on his book, "The Next Big Thing is Really Small." Since then, Uldrich has never looked back. In fact, he now makes his career all about looking forward.

A sample of his latest book, Foresight 20/20: A Futurist Explores the Trends Transforming Tomorrow can be viewed here.

Uldrich runs two paths simultaneously--focusing on the key features of looking forward and "unlearning." What may at first appear to be a paradox, the two concepts actually work in perfect harmony. Uldrich often quotes the Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu, saying, "To attain knowledge, add things every day. To attain wisdom, subtract things every day." And so it goes with Uldrich's journey. He writes and speaks to a variety of industries on such topics as the Internet of Things, how to future-proof your business, and why future trends demand unlearning. Uldrich would define unlearning as, "subtracting habits and patterns that no longer serve us, in order to open our eyes to the world of possibility before us."

To that end, Uldrich has a big month ahead with the following eight engagements:

April 2: Fiatech 2014 Technology Conference & Showcase, Huntington Beach, CA

April 7: Retail Asset Protection Conference, Indianapolis, IN

April 11: Chu Vision Annual Conference, Minneapolis, MN

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CSA Astronaut Chris Hadfield on being born again – Video

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CSA Astronaut Chris Hadfield on being born again
CSA Astronaut Chris Hadfield talks about the best crew portrait ever taken aboard Atlantis: that of STS-74. (Source: CSA) CSA Astronaut Chris Hadfield tries ...

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NASA MUST SEE VIDEOS Space is cool International Space Station Expedition 33 34 Crew Interview – Video

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NASA MUST SEE VIDEOS Space is cool International Space Station Expedition 33 34 Crew Interview
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