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"Colony," a beautiful new film about bees, takes up the question of colony collapse disorder, a mysterious plague that has led to the disappearance of a quarter to a third of the American bee population.
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'Colony,' directed by Carter Gunn and Ross McDonnell. 87 minutes. Not rated. Northwest Film Forum, through Thursday.
"All of a sudden, the bees just disappeared," says a veteran beekeeper in Carter Gunn and Ross McDonnell's elegant 2009 documentary "Colony." The film follows several longtime beekeepers — as well as a pair of California brothers just getting started — as the industry faces the mysterious plague of colony collapse disorder (CCD). We're told that a quarter to a third of the American bee population has died, for reasons no one could then identify.
McDonnell, also the film's cinematographer, finds beauty in every frame: a close-up of a bee, scratching its face as if pondering; a hive caught in sunlight, each bee seemingly lit from within; a white-blossomed grove of almond trees under a vibrant sky. Almond growers, the film tells us, are the biggest customers for pollination bees, needing some 1.3 million hives in a typical year; pollination is what keeps bee businesses alive, not honey.
Quietly raising an alarm about a disorder that could potentially cripple the agricultural system, "Colony" lets us meet the beekeepers and hear different approaches to the problem: Some want government intervention, while others fear additional taxes on struggling businesses. The film also emerges as a quiet tribute to a usually ignored species, gently reminding us, in one keeper's words, that "Bees work together for the common good."
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Hans Ulrich Obrist to Moderate Instagram Talk
If you have an Instagram account – there are currently over 200 million users - you may have noticed the recent proliferation of artists using the image-sharing app. Everyone's got their list of the top ten, fifteen or 134 artists to follow. (Ai Wei Wei, Richard Prince, and Vik Muniz are among the most popular.) Art website Hyperallergic just wrapped a year's worth of columns on the selfie – arguably the most common image type on Instagram. Which all begs the question: "But is it Art?"
This is just one of the avenues of inquiry that tireless curator Hans Ulrich Obrist will be exploring at an Instagram Mini-Marathon this Saturday evening in downtown LA. HUO (whose own Instagram boasts 41,000 followers) has teamed up with local blog/artspace/publisher ForYourArt to present the panel discussion that will include artists Meg Cranston, Frances Stark, and Alex Israel, among others. Topics will include how Instagram "functions within their individual practices," "whether Instagram is a personal, social, or artistic space," and also who to follow (in case you need more reasons to be staring at your phone all day), according to ForYourArt's founder Bettina Korek. No word on whether they will cover whether Valencia or Nashville is the best filter for getting your art noticed.
Ulrich Obrist originally conceived of the Mini-Marathon concept in 2005 as a way to promote an interdisciplinary dialogue on the ways in which the visual arts intersect with science, technology and other artforms, like music, theater and architecture.
Fittingly, the Mini-Marathon will take place at the historic Million Dollar Theatre, which was opened by Sid Grauman almost 100 years ago, as a home for the last century's most popular form of image consumption. The event begins at 7:30, doors at 6:30 and tickets can be obtained here.
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Hassan wants to review the law that gave New Hampshire jail administrators flexibility to let inmates go before completing jail time, said a statement.
Coco has been out of jail since June 5. Reports indicate he is living at home in Bedford with his family and is working, but has a tight curfew.
Dionne said everyone concerned knew at the time of sentencing that Stephen Coco could be out on the 15th day after his sentencing in March.
If Coco, or any other prisoner on one of the release programs violates conditions, it's back to jail, said the jail superintendent.
Dionne said before the sentencing law was modified, and the change took effect Sept. 22, 2013, one of the biggest problems with work release was that a judge had to issue the order.
"We needed some kind of authority," he said. "We're the ones who know the inmates. . .their history." He said the superintendents are best qualified to evaluate the prisoners and make the decisions about home confinement, day reporting and work release.
House Majority Leader Stephen Shurtleff, D-Concord, said he agrees with Dionne's decision to release Coco and said the decision fell in line with the original intention of HB 224.
Shurtleff, a retired U.S. Marshal, said he did not believe Coco's former role as a police officer played any role in his reduced sentence.
State Rep. Robert Fesh, R-Derry, disagreed with Shurtleff.
Fesh said, from his recollection, the bill was intended to reduce a sentence if both the county attorney and the judge gave their okay.
"I don't think this was the intention of the bill, from what I can recall," said Fesh.
Rep. Charron said his intention with HB 224 was to have everyone involved in the original trial or case involved in any type of reduced or elimination of a sentence. For Charron, that means everyone from defense and prosecution to victims and their families.
Former House Speaker Donna Sytek, who is currently on the state parole board, was a strong backer of truth in sentencing during her years in the Legislature.
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The change has only been in effect since September 2013 and Foster said: "We don't know what's happened in other arenas. We may want to look into that. How's it working?"
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Hot answers tagged packet-mangling
I am not comfortable with twisted or scapy, but it's quite straightforward to do this with vanilla python sockets. An extra advantage of that is that it will be even more portable. This code works in my limited tests: #!/usr/bin/python from socket import * bufsize = 1024 # Modify to suit your needs targetHost = "somehost.yourdomain.com" listenPort = 1123 ...
I'm not sure if IPTables can do the kind of packet payload modification that I want to do. The article linked in the 1st answer allows modification only at network layer, not at link layer. Solution: WinpkFilter
Look into iptables' statistic module. I guess something like iptables -A FORWARD -m statistic --mode random --probability 0.5 -j DROP should do the trick on a router.
I haven't used it, but the QUEUE netfilter target looks like it might work. It uses an nflink socket and a userspace application registered to the socket to perform the payload modifications. The libipq man page contains details on how to use this and provides a simple example.
Line 105 of dpkt.pcap module is using the pcap file's link type to access a dictionary of link type mappings: self.dloff = dltoff[self.__fh.linktype] The dltoff dictionary is defined at the top of the module and it does not contain the key 138, hence the exception you are seeing. According to tcpdump's link types page a value of 138 is the link ...
If in nfq_set_verdict you set the verdict to NF_REPEAT, the packet (modified or not) will again enter the iptables mangle OUTPUT chain, nat OUTPUT chane, filter OUTPUT chain etc. (in other words it will act as if some app sent it) To extract data, use this boilerplate in your NFQUEUE handler callback: int queueHandle_input ( struct nfq_q_handle *qh, struct ...
Do pcapReader = dpkt.pcap.Reader(open('test1.pcap')) Instead of: pcapReader = dpkt.pcap.Reader(file("test1.pcap", "rb"))
Resolution: We ended up with a custom module for netfilter, which is clearly the "right" tool for the job.
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While I would definitely love Gonchar in Oiler silks, his contract makes it very tough to pick him up. He makes $3.45 million and his contract expires in 2004. He was born in April 1974, making him 30 years old this year.
I would trade Jason Smith ($2.3 million) and a pick/ prospect (Rita - $1 million) for Gonchar and see if he would sign a contract for $4 million per year for two more years.
GONCHAR FITS BEAUTIFULLY in the Oilers salary structute. This year and after a new CBA. If he can be signed for 4M bucks, let's remember that he's basically a pp specialist and not of the same callibre as Lidstrom or Pronger, for a few years it works out great. Remember that Salo enters the first club-option year on his contract next season at 4M per...LOL. No way that will be picked up to the dough saved there could easily pay for a top d-man like Gonchar. Of course, It all depends on the Caps willingness to trade him, and the chances of signing him long term.
I'm sick of paying 4M bucks for a BAD goalie. The kind of money should only go to tenders that win games on their own on a consistant basis. Other teams are getting by just fine with goalies making 1.2-2.5 Million.
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