Triumph in Hopenchangen: the Future of Future Meetings Is Assured!
An historic agreement has apparently been reached at COP-15 in Hopenchangen. Having read the draft text, it appears to be nearly as historic as some of the earlier historic agreements achieved after heroic efforts at the last several COPS.
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- The Commentator — A Serious New Website
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- In defence of Quilliam
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- Parliament Square is not Tahrir Square
Jasmina Metwaly, the winner of the 2010 Open Prize for video painting, says of her work: ‘It allows me to be in control, but I also lose control over the medium.' The remark is characteristic of video painting, which differs in several ways from conventional video art. The ‘canvas' for this kind of painting is a projector or a video screen, and the painting is determined by the camera view, which is from a fixed point. No editing or artistic manipulation is allowed, and there is no soundtrack.
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- World Youth Day Diary: Day Four
- World Youth Day Diary: Day Three
- World Youth Day Diary: Day Two
- World Youth Day Diary: Day One
- Breivik and Anti-Muslim Bigotry
- Who'd be a TLA?
- Daniel Johnson on Elena Bonner
- In praise of the essay
- Told You So
- Analysis: Al-Qaeda After Bin Laden
- Help JIMAS
- How Western Jihadis See Libya
- Sumption plays hard to get
- The Commentator — A Serious New Website
- Supreme Court: runners, riders and delays
- In defence of Quilliam
- Self-censorship in the British Media
- Parliament Square is not Tahrir Square
