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AI Has a Hallucination Problem That's Proving Tough to Fix
Author: Tom SimoniteTom Simonite
Mai Schotz
Tech companies are rushing to infuse everything with artificial intelligence, driven by big leaps in the power of machine learning software. But the deep-neural-network software fueling the excitement has a troubling weakness: Making subtle changes to images, text, or audio can fool these systems into perceiving things that aren't there.
That could be a big problem for products dependent on machine learning, particularly for vision, such as self-driving cars. Leading researchers are trying to develop defenses against such attacks—but that's proving to be a challenge.
Case in point: In January, a leading machine-learning conference announced that it had selected 11 new papers to be presented in April that propose ways to defend or detect such adversarial attacks. Just three days later, first-year MIT grad student Anish Athalye threw up a webpage claiming to have "broken" seven of the new papers, including from boldface institutions such as Google, Amazon, and Stanford. "A creative attacker can still get around all these defenses," says Athalye. He worked on the project with Nicholas Carlini and David Wagner, a grad student and professor, respectively, at UC Berkeley.
That project has led to some academic back-and-forth over certain details of the trio's claims. But there's little dispute about one message of the findings: It's not clear how to protect the deep neural networks fueling innovations in consumer gadgets and automated driving from sabotage by hallucination. "All these systems are vulnerable," says Battista Biggio, an assistant professor at the University of Cagliari, Italy, who has pondered machine learning security for about a decade, and wasn't involved in the study. "The machine learning community is lacking a methodological approach to evaluate security."
Human readers of WIRED will easily identify the image below, created by Athalye, as showing two men on skis. When asked for its take Thursday morning, Google's Cloud Vision service reported being 91 percent certain it saw a dog. Other stunts have shown how to make stop signs invisible, or audio that sounds benign to humans but is transcribed by software as "OK Google browse to evil dot com."
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So far, such attacks have been demonstrated only in lab experiments, not observed on streets or in homes. But they still need to be taken seriously now, says Bo Li, a postdoctoral researcher at Berkeley. The vision systems of autonomous vehicles, voice assistants able to spend money, and machine learning systems filtering unsavory content online all need to be trustworthy. "This is potentially very dangerous," Li says. She contributed to research last year that showed attaching stickers to stop signs could make them invisible to machine learning software.
Li coauthored one of the papers reviewed by Athalye and his collaborators. She and others from Berkeley described a way to analyze adversarial attacks, and showed it could be used to detect them. Li is philosophical about Athalye's project showing the defense is porous, saying such feedback helps researchers make progress. "Their attack shows that there are some problems we need to take into account," she says.
The WIRED Guide to Artificial Intelligence
Yang Song, the lead author of a Stanford study included in Athalye's analysis, declined to comment on the work, since it is undergoing review for another major conference. Zachary Lipton, a professor at Carnegie Mellon University and coauthor of another paper that included Amazon researchers, said he hadn't examined the analysis closely, but finds it plausible that all existing defenses can be evaded. Google declined to comment on the analysis of its own paper. A spokesperson for the company highlighted Google's commitment to research on adversarial attacks, and said updates are planned to the company's Cloud Vision service to defend against them.
To build stronger defenses against such attacks, machine learning researchers may need to get meaner. Athalye and Biggio say the field should adopt practices from security research, which they say has a more rigorous tradition of testing new defensive techniques. "People tend to trust each other in machine learning," says Biggio. "The security mindset is exactly the opposite, you have to be always suspicious that something bad may happen."
A major report from AI and national security researchers last month made similar recommendations. It advised those working on machine learning to think more about how the technology they are creating could be misused or exploited.
Protecting against adversarial attacks will probably be easier for some AI systems than others. Biggio says that learning systems trained to detect malware should be easier to make more robust, for example, because malware must be functional, limiting how varied it can be. Protecting computer-vision systems is much more difficult, Biggio says, because the natural world is so varied, and images contain so many pixels.
Solving that problem—which could challenge designers of self-driving vehicles—may require a more radical rethink of machine-learning technology. "The fundamental problem I would say is that a deep neural network is very different from a human brain," says Li.
Humans aren't immune to sensory trickery. We can be fooled by optical illusions, and a recent paper from Google created weird images that tricked both software and humans who glimpsed them for less than a tenth of a second to mistake cats for dogs. But when interpreting photos we look at more than patterns of pixels, and consider the relationship between different components of an image, such as the features of a person's face, says Li.
Google's most prominent machine-learning researcher, Geoff Hinton, is trying to give software that kind of ability. He thinks that would allow software to learn to recognize something from just a few images, not thousands. Li thinks software with a more human view of the world should also be less susceptible to hallucinations. She and others at Berkeley have begun collaborating with neuroscientists and biologists to try and take hints from nature.
AI Exploitation
Google's Cloud Computing service can be tricked into seeing things—in one test it perceived a rifle as a helicopter.
A scary survey of how artificial intelligence software could be hacked or misused suggests AI researchers need to be more paranoid.
Fake celebrity porn videos made with help from machine learning software are spreading online, and the law can't do much about it.
The Unsettling Performance That Showed the World Through AI's Eyes
Artist Trevor Paglen is best known for images of the security state – drones, spy satellites and rendition planes – For a new work commissioned by the Cantor Arts Center he's collaborated with Kronos Quartet and Obscura Digital to look under the hood of artificial intelligence and machine vision.
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I often buy pork shoulder to grill, in thin slices. However, that often leaves me with some leftover bits, that I can't slice thinly enough. I usually throw those in the freezer, and pull them out when I have enough to make a big pot of carnitas, or pulled pork, but for some reason I wanted to try something else. This is a quick and easy stew, and very tasty at that.
Brown the pork in a little bit of butter. Add the onion, and let it soften for a few minutes. Add the tomato purée, the cognac and the soy sauce, and stir well. Next, the stock cube, the cream and the tarragon. Let it cook on low heat, simmering, for about 20 minutes, Season with salt, pepper and a dash of cayenne.
Jag älskar dragon! Använder till det mesta men aldrig till fläskkött (nej, tänker inte kalla det griskött än på ett tag). Dags att prova.
This was so simple and SO delicious! I will definitely have it in my regular rotation. Thank you!


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Q: QTableView drag move rows I'm using a QTableView with a QAbstractTableModel and a QSortFilterProxyModel so that I can sort the items by clicking on the table headers.  I'd like to add the option for the user to sort the rows in the view manually, by dragging them.  I don't need to be able to do drag and drop from/to any external application, just to change the order in the list.  I also don't need to change the data in the model, I only want the order to be different in the view.
I've been looking through the documentation, and it seems like I have to implement mimeTypes, mimeData, and dropMimeData, but this gets very complicated fast!  Some of the data in my model is not actually displayed in the view, and like I said I don't want to change the order of data in the model.  Is there a way to simply drag items to change their sorting (just like the headers are already able to do) without a huge amount of coding?

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If you are using PyQT All you need to do for your requirements is this:
your_tableview.verticalHeader().setSectionsMovable(True)
your_tableview.verticalHeader().setDragEnabled(True)
your_tableview.verticalHeader().setDragDropMode(QAbstractItemView.InternalMove)

Then rinse and repeat with horizontalHeader if you want those rearrange-able too.
You are absolutely right, you shouldn't need to touch or even know what the model is for this functionality.  This is further demonstrated by your proper use of the QSortFilterProxyModel decorator over the model itself.
The stuff you saw about mimeTypes and all of that stuff is for drag-and-drop of actual objects of varying sources from other windows/applications/desktop/etc and isn't needed for what you are trying to accomplish currently.

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Гребцы () — род жуков-плавунцов подсемейства Agabinae.

Описание
Жизненный цикл почти полностью связан в водой (кроме куколки). Задние лапки с щетинковидной бахромой. Личинки и имаго питаются преимущественно личинками двукрылых.

Систематика
В мировой фауне около 200 видов. Некоторые виды рода Agabus:
 Agabus adpressus Aubé, 1837
 Agabus affinis (Paykull, 1798)
 Agabus amoenus Solsky, 1874
 Agabus arcticus (Paykull, 1798)
 Agabus aubei Perris, 1869
 Agabus balcanicus Hlisnikovský, 1955
 Agabus bifarius (Kirby, 1837)
 Agabus biguttatus (Olivier, 1795)
 Agabus biguttulus C.G. Thomson, 1867
 Agabus binotatus Aubé, 1837
 Agabus bipustulatus (Linnaeus, 1767)
 Agabus brunneus (Fabricius, 1798)
 Agabus caraboides Sharp, 1882
 Agabus cephalotes Reiche, 1861
 Agabus clypealis C.G. Thomson, 1867
 Agabus confinis (Gyllenhal, 1808)
 Agabus congener (Thunberg, 1794)
 Agabus conspersus (Marsham, 1802)
 Agabus coxalis Sharp, 1882
 Agabus didymus (Olivier, 1795)
 Agabus dilatatus (Brullé, 1832)
 Agabus discicollis Ancey, 1883
 Agabus discolor (Harris, 1828)
 Agabus elongatus (Gyllenhal, 1826)
 Agabus faldermanni Zaitzev, 1927
 Agabus fulvaster Zaitzev, 1906
 Agabus fuscipennis (Paykull, 1798)
 Agabus godmanni Crotch, 1867
 Agabus guttatus (Paykull, 1798)
 Agabus heydeni Wehncke, 1872
 Agabus hozgargantae Burmeister, 1983
 Agabus infuscatus Aubé, 1838
 Agabus jacobsoni Zaitzev, 1905
 Agabus labiatus (Brahm, 1790)
 Agabus lapponicus (Thomson, 1867)
 Agabus lineatus Gebler, 1848
 Agabus maderensis Wollaston, 1854
 Agabus melanarius Aubé, 1836
 Agabus moestus (Curtis, 1835)
 Agabus nebulosus (Forster, 1771)
 Agabus nevadensis Hå. Lindberg, 1939
 Agabus pallens Poppius, 1905
 Agabus paludosus (Fabricius, 1801)
 Agabus picotae Foster & Bilton, 1997
 Agabus pseudoclypealis Scholz, 1933
 Agabus ramblae Millán & Ribera, 2001
 Agabus rufulus Fairmaire, 1859
 Agabus serricornis (Paykull, 1799)
 Agabus setulosus (J. Sahlberg, 1895)
 Agabus striolatus (Gyllenhal, 1808)
 Agabus sturmii (Gyllenhal, 1808)
 Agabus thomsoni (J. Sahlberg, 1871)
 Agabus tristis Aubé, 1838
 Agabus uliginosus (Linnaeus, 1761)
 Agabus undulatus (Schrank, 1776)
 Agabus unguicularis C.G. Thomson, 1867
 Agabus wollastoni Sharp, 1882
 Agabus zetterstedti Thomson, 1856
 Agabus zimmermanni Scholz, 1920

Ссылки
 BioLib Taxon profile — genus Agabus Leach, 1817

Примечания

Роды жесткокрылых

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Alton Castle is the Archdiocese of Birmingham's retreat centre for young people in Staffordshire. The Sixth Form Retreat is open to all members of Year 12. There is nothing like getting away from school but a Sixth Form retreat is more than an activity weekend or a school holiday trip. It's a chance to step out of the treadmill of daily life and gain a few moments for real spiritual reflection and recreation. The retreat is not run by teachers but by the Soli staff who are gap year students, very sensitive to young people's needs and who know how to help you to get to know needs and who know how to help you to get to know each other and also yourself.
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The Award is non-competitive, flexible and voluntary and requires an ongoing commitment. Awards are earned by taking part in parish and social activities – 1 hour per week over 20 weeks. You have a maximum of sixteen months to complete the requirements of the Award.
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Carol's interest in foot care and foot health started with a very long and painful undiagnosed foot condition. While on holiday in the USA a family member sent her to a Dr of Podiatric medicine (DPM). He quickly diagnosed the problem, foot pain resolved with a simple orthotic. This was the beginning of her journey to become a Podiatrist.
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The Battle of Hastings
How many people were in the battle of hastings?
18,000 people were in The Battle of Hastings
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The Battle of Hastings was fought between
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The result of the children's crusade was
Q: How many people were in the battle of hastings?
How many people were involved in the Battle of Hastings?
There were 15,900 soldiers involved in the battle of Hastings.
How many people were there in the Battle of Hastings?
How many people was killed in the Battle of Hastings?
How many people were killed in the Battle of Hastings?
How many people survived the Battle of Hastings?
How many people survived in the Battle of Hastings?
How many people survived in the Battle of Hastings in 1066?
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Which battle took place in hastings in 1066?
How many people took part in the battle of hastings?
In the Battle of Hastings each side deployed about 7,000 men, for a total of about 14,000 men.
How many people fought for harold godwinson in the battle of hastings?
How many Horses did William have in the Battle of Hastings?
William had 2 horses in the battle of hastings#
Battle's of hastings?
The Battle Of Hastings was in 1066.
Who were the people who fought in the Battle of Hastings?
The people who fought in the battle of Hastings were William of Normandy (William the conqueror) Harold of Wessex , (King of England)
How many Normans died im the Battle of Hastings?
It is estimated that 2,000 Normans were killed in the Battle of Hastings.
Where exactly was the battle of hastings?
The battle of hastings was in a town called battle (which was not named battle until after the battle of hastings) it was in the middle of knowwere and it was about 10km from a town called hastings.
How many people died at the Battle of Hastings?
There is no specific number of the dead at the Battle of Hastings; it is unclear just how many troops were involved. Estimates of troop strengths vary between about 8,000 and nearly 40,000.
How many people died from each troop in the battle of Hastings?
The exact number of people that died from each troop in the Battle of Hastings is unknown. It is estimated that 7,000 to 12,000 Normans died and 5,000 to 13,000 English died during the battle.
How many Norman soilders fought in the Battle of Hastings?
there were 270000000 men who fought in the battle of hastings for William of Normandy
How many hours had the Battle of Hastings gone on for?
The Battle of Hastings lasted from 9am until 3pm (6 hours).
In what year was the battle of Hastings?
The battle of hastings?
The battle of hastings occurred in 1066.
How many Normans were in the Battle of Hastings?
How many ships did the french have in the Battle of Hastings?
None, it was a land battle.
Where did William fight at the Battle of Hastings?
the clues in the name the battle was the battle of Hastings and it was fought in Hastings on Senlac Hill
What did the Normans do well at the Battle of Hastings?
The Normans were well prepared for the Battle of Hastings. They had skill, many supplies and luck on their side.
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Home Television The Good Wife Recap: Wanna Partner? – 6×22
The Good Wife Recap: Wanna Partner? – 6×22
Renée Camus
Well good-wifers, it's the end of a somewhat rough sixth season of "The Good Wife." A lot has happened this year, and it's time to tie up some loose ends while setting up for the new season to come. And after lots of suspense from last week's teasing about who's behind Alicia's door, we finally find out, and it's about as shocking as they promised.
But of course, her door opens several times in this exciting season finale. The first time is while Peter and Eli are visiting to make a big announcement: Peter's been asked by the Illinois Democratic Committee to run for president. He wants to see if he'd be a viable candidate for vice president, but he wants his family's approval first. Alicia initially gives her blessing—only to renege later over concerns that Grace will blame herself when the bid doesn't work out. She tells him she doesn't want him to run.
After Peter and Eli leave, there's another knock on the door. This time, it's Charles Lester (the always-entertaining Wallace Shawn), Lemond Bishop's shady, questionable lawyer from season 4. Problem is, not only does Alicia not want to talk to him, but she's busy trying to protect a client who's in trouble: Jacob Rickter (Seth Gilliam).
Alicia answers her phone to hear Jacob scuffling with police in what sounds like an arrest, but when she calls the holding cell, they say he's not there. After some investigation with help from Jacob's wife (Sharon Leal), Alicia finds that Jacob was taken to a hidden police facility called Homan Square, notorious for mistreating arrestees that they think no one cares about. Finn, familiar with the place, agrees to help Alicia, and based on Alicia's query last week, tells Alicia he wants to partner with her in their new firm.
Well that's exciting! There's lots of time for flirtation and palpable tension as Alicia and Finn work on this case together—even though Finn tries to shut any romance down. He tells Alicia he's been dating his ex-wife, and they're trying to make a go of it, because he doesn't like failing. The two try to ignore the obvious attraction between them, but by the end, Finn realizes that it won't work, and he turns down the partnership with Alicia. Bummer.
Of course, they have to win their first case first. They go up against Matan again, but they're working with a wonderfully sympathetic judge (Jane Alexander)—a good thing, too, because the officers at Homan Square are fighting them at every turn. Eventually the officers allow Jacob to go to court, but then try to arrest him based on a confession. With help from a young, nervous officer who works at Homan Square, Finn and Alicia eventually prove that Jacob was taken unfairly, not read his rights, and coerced into confessing, so the judge is forced to throw out the confession and set Jacob free. Hooray, day saved.
Now that that's out of the way, Alicia—and Cary and Diane—also has to deal with Lester. He's looking for Kalinda. Bishop, who's still in jail awaiting trial, is apparently very interested to know where Kalinda is (as are we all). Alicia knows not to give him any information, and so does Cary when Lester shows up at the Lockhart-Agos-Lee offices. They leave Lester to fend for himself.
Speaking of the LAL offices, they apparently have a new hire: a Ms. Simone Rauschenbush (Susan Misner); aka: Louis Canning's wife! She used her maiden name because she wanted to get the job on her own. Wha? How did that happen? Wouldn't the three named partners have some say in the hiring process? Anyway, the lawyers decide it's too risky for Canning's wife to be an employee, so they let her go. She's devastated. Canning later comes into Diane's office, livid, and vows to tear the firm apart.
The ever-mysterious Kalinda confronts Lester at the grocery store. That was easy. She promises to meet Bishop the next day, but then doesn't show up. When Lester threatens her again, she shares that she has a jump drive with information on him that she decided not to share with the state's attorney's office…yet. He agrees to leave her and her friends alone, as long as she refuses to come back, and he'll just tell Bishop that he couldn't find her. He also asks her if she wants to go into business with him (do I smell a spinoff?) but she refuses. Dang. That could have been entertaining.
Before she disappears for good, Kalinda surprises Alicia at the bar for one last drink. She tells Alicia that the note she left her was her confession and is meant to clear Alicia of any wrongdoing. She also tells her she's sorry about everything that happened, and stresses how important their friendship is to her. They finally have an official goodbye. It's quite bittersweet.
When Lester shows up at Alicia's door again, she invites him in, and pulls out Kalinda's letter. But instead of giving it to him, she burns it, in front of him, telling him she just didn't want him to have it.
He leaves, and there's another knock on the door. It's Finn, explaining that they can't ignore the tension anymore and it's better not to work together. When he leaves, she berates herself for doing something so stupid—until there's another knock on the door. She's excited by the idea that Finn has returned, but no, it's not Finn. It's Louis Canning, asking Alicia if she wants to partner with him.
Whoa! So that's definitely a twist I didn't see coming. Canning's been after Alicia for years and clearly wants to work with her, but this certainly seems like a way to try to tear apart LAL. Will he tell Alicia that's his plan, or just use her to achieve it? Or does he actually want to work with her? We'll have to wait until the fall to find out.
So what did you think good-wifers? How was this season finale for you? Did you like Kalinda's final goodbye? Are you sad that Finn shut down any possible romance (so far)? What do you think will happen in the fall? And how will you survive without "The Good Wife" until then?
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Brad Pitt was ditched by Emily Ratajkowski for 'hotter' guy: 'Real kick in the teeth'
Brad Pitt was reportedly dumped by his alleged girlfriend Emily Ratajkowski for a much "hotter" guy which bruised his ego.
An insider told Globe Magazine that the Bullet Train star saw "long-term" potential in his relationship with the model but she dumped him for a famous DJ Orazio Rispo.
"He's not used to being dumped or snubbed, but that's the grim reality of what's happened," the source spilled to the outlet.
"He was telling everyone how incredible Emily Ratajkowski was, that he saw the long-term potential and couldn't wait to spend more time and get to know her better," the insider added.
"All of a sudden she's stepped out with this other guy and doesn't seem to give a (expletive) about Brad, which is a real kick in the teeth and a huge blow to his ego."
However, his breakup with the Gone Girl star shifted his focus back to his legal battle with former wife Angelina Jolie who has accused him of physical abuse.
"A lot of folks were surprised that he'd actually found the time to date, but he was totally captivated by Emily after they were introduced through mutual friends and put a lot of things to one side to win her over," the source stated.
As for Ratajkowski, she finds her new beau "a whole lot hotter than Brad Pitt and with much less baggage."
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Q: Displacement Sensor I am working on a project where I need to measure lengt of the objects floating on a surface. To perform that kind of sensing I am currently focusing on mouse sensors.
I first tried ADNS 6010; however, 8-bit delta x/y output (as displacement amount registers) of it became so small for the speed I desire which is 2 meter/sec. Even max frequency of reading did not be useful.
Then I tried a ADNS 9500 sensor which has 16 bit delta x/y registers. I get better results than 6010. But the problem is the accuracy of the output. When I measured same lenght with different speeds I get the output with 10% variaton. Also difference surfaces gives different results.
Now I am stuck which method to perform. I am thinking of changing the lense to focus a wide area, or changing technology. Changing lense is difficult to adjust a good focus point. It needs a well designed mechanical equipment. And chaning thechnology is a problem for me, since there is no other technology I can think of. So I would like to ask your recommendations.

A: Mouse sensors are interesting technology, but they do not have the accuracy you require.
I've used them before to sense web displacement, and the gain (counts per inch) changes quite a bit with minor changes in distance from lens to web.  I suppose you could possibly rig some kind of telecentric lens system to reduce this, but getting better than 10% accuracy with a mouse sensor is just not gonna happen in my experience.

A: I see a dwg of a roll of material spooled that is driven onto an anti-static roller track conveyor and the issue is measure quality of a bag length cut by a cutter which may be sync'd to the sheet feeder rate. I am not sure if it is continuous feed or stop and go.
This appears to be a measurement error in variability of a cut length of 10% by speed variation rather than a a variation in actual cut length. Pls Confirm.
Examine sources of variability in length;
 - Variation in material slip to reach feed speed after cut.
 - resolution of optical sensor for start/end of sheet.  2m/s at 1m max length with 10% error means 10cm error or 10% of 0.5sec = 50mS error in sheet time interval @ 2m/s
- so objective is confirm sheet speed is uniform from start of measurement to end < 1%
 -  ensure measurement time interval is less than 1mS ?
I would consider using UV LED or IR that is attenuates optical path through material and use interruptor method for time interval measurement of length.
Consider using LED emitter overhead with heat-shrink tube precisely aimed over detector < 1m apart.. THis method can detect wire size interruptions of light such as a resistor but plastic needs to attenuate light sufficient to trigger detector.
If IR wavelength is OK...
I would use  Pulsed LED with IRDA I SIR tranceiver rated for 115KHz for Tx path and detector with hysteresis to detect edge of plastic.
Vishay make many IRDA devices in this range that operate ~ 1m or more distance.
If this works I can detail path design of optic tube to prevent stray light and get 1mm resolution on edges.


The bands will join Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds, Ryan Adams and Echo and The Bunnymen on the bill for the London festival.
Modest Mouse and Wolf Alice are the latest acts to be added to the bill for the Calling Festival, which will hit London's Clapham Common on 4 July 2015.
It's Modest Mouse's first appearance at the festival, who have their first album in eight years due for release in the next few weeks. Strangers To Ourselves is the band's return after their last record We Were Dead Before The Ship Even Sank in 2007.
Wolf Alice have also been added to the bill that's topped by Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds, Ryan Adams, The Shining, The Hives and Echo and the Bunnymen.
In its previous incarnations, Calling Festival has seen headliners like Bruce Springsteen, The Who and The Killers. It's the first year that the festival will be at Clapham Common, having previously rocked the capital's Hyde Park and the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in Stratford.
Further bands are set to be announced in the next few weeks, radiox.co.uk will have all the details. Tickets are available now priced at £57.50 plus booking fee.


For many years, the region of Scania has showcased an exciting and current art scene, with the city of Malmoe as its natural centre.
For many years, the region of Scania has showcased an exciting and current art scene, with the city of Malmoe as its natural centre. Since the completion of the Oresund Bridge, that so elegantly connects The South of Sweden with the region of Copenhagen, the exchange between the two Nordic countries has drastically increased and the cultural life has experienced a refreshing boost. This can be seen not only in the increased number of visitors at cultural events on both sides of the strait, but also in the many new non-profit galleries and collaborative projects being initiated.
This year, the South Sweden Photo Biennial will be held for the fifth time. Despite its relatively small size, it is of good quality and offers great vitality and variation. Since the interest in photography is strong in the region this art form is frequently displayed at leading galleries and art institutions. The Biennial is a venue for documentary photography, nature photography and art photography, internationally recognized photographers and students of photography. It has grown over time and has spread to include an increasing number of cities in the region. Our hope for the future is to create an event of great international interest, which reaches across the Oresund region.
Among the planned activities during the Biennial – in addition to the actual exhibitions of photography – is a big Portfolio Display, where new and established photographers are able to display their work to important key figures in the trade. A seminar about photographic archives/collections will also take place (in Swedish), with a handful of selected, relevant lecturers.
The Biennial is arranged by the non-profit association Fotografi i Fokus (i.e. Photography in Focus), which is working to promote the position of photography in the region. Our purpose is to create a vivid meeting place in Scania where art, journalism, advertising, cultural history and research can be discussed with the photographic picture as a common starting-point.


Milt struggled to contain the desperation that clawed at his heart and gut. He couldn't bear the idea that Mark and that poor girl were being tortured to death somewhere nearby, and yet there was nothing he could do to stop it from happening. For all he knew, Mark could already be … but he slammed the door shut on that thought, utterly refusing to think it.
Every house for two blocks on either side of the abandoned car had been searched. Nothing. No residents, at least not legal ones. The squatters they found claimed they hadn't seen or heard anything. Most were so strung out that Milt had no trouble believing them. The police had just started on the next block over when one officer shouted, drawing everyone's attention. Milt, Frank and Teddy pelted out of the house they'd been searching to see the patrolman holding Jimmy's arm – he was already cuffed.
In mere heartbeats, Milt was there, in front of him. In the glare of the cops' flashlights, he could see a lot of fresh blood spattered on Jimmy's shirt, and his heart clenched. "What have you done to McCormick? Where is he?" he demanded, struggling not to shout.
"Where are they?" Hardcastle growled, forcing himself to be calm, to not shake the man in frustration. Scaring Jimmy more than he already was wouldn't help; wouldn't get the information they needed.
"From the amount of blood on his shirt, we might not have much time," Frank muttered, his mouth setting into a grim line.
Words clogging his throat, Milt could only tightly nod in agreement.
Mark felt as if he was floating in an ocean of darkness, or maybe in empty space. He was cold, so very cold. In the distance, he could hear someone calling him. A woman. She sounded so scared. Hard as it was, as much as it hurt, he had to go back, find her, help her. He dragged in a deep breath, heard someone whimper in pain. Wondered who. Her voice seemed louder, closer … and he could feel her hand on his head, the warmth of her breath on his cheek.
He wanted to tell her that he was doing his best, but it was hard. He felt himself slipping away. The cold was sapping all his strength. All he wanted to do was sleep.
"I wonder why he said we'd never find them," Hardcastle mused as they finished searching yet another house. The whole neighborhood had once been desirable, even glamorous property but was now a slum, occupied by drifters and drug addicts, the lost and the homeless, the hopeless, the destitute, and the desperate.
"What? You know where he stashed them?" Milt demanded, whirling on the kid.
The front entrance and windows were solidly boarded shut, but Teddy led them around to the back, the beams of their flashlights creating dancing shafts of light as they hurried along the side. They found the back door hanging open, giving Milt hope that Teddy's guess was on the money. Inside, Teddy hesitated, and then led the way to the dark doorway in a corner. "This is where he said the basement was; just off the kitchen," he shouted back over his shoulder as he clattered down the steps.
Milt and Frank were right behind him. By then, they could hear a woman's muffled shouting for help.
The flashlight beams cut through the darkness. Teddy looked around and spotted an overhead shelf at the foot of the stairs. "Jimmy said it was too high for him to reach. Too high for a kid to open," he muttered, as he felt around in the corner by the wall. Milt heard a distinct 'click' and a portion of the wall grated sideways, opening an entrance into a darker cavern.
The dungeon of Jimmy's childhood.
And of Joey's deadly rituals.
"McCormick!" Milt called as he shouldered his way inside, using the light in his hand to illuminate the woman sitting on the floor, the man sprawled on his back beside her … and the bright pool of blood. Appalled by Mark's pallor and the livid bruise on one side of his face, sorely afraid they were too late, Milt clenched his jaw, steeling himself as he dropped to a knee beside his friend. Reaching out, he cupped Mark's cheek and shuddered to find the skin so cold. "McCormick?" he called again, but there was no response, not even a twitch. Taking a steadying breath, he checked the pulse point in Mark's throat. "He's still alive," he exclaimed with gusty relief as he pressed his hands down on the still seeping wound.
Behind him, Frank yelled for an ambulance and lights. Then he hurried into the ugly chamber, the beam of his flashlight dancing around the room, glinting off the knives arrayed on the wall. He hunkered down beside Lindy. "You alright, ma'am?" Frank asked.
Lindy was weeping quietly. She sniffed and nodded. "I was so sc-scared," she sobbed. "I thought he was going to die." Looking around, Frank spotted a patrolman and tilted his head toward her, the signal to help her outside. Only then did they spot the shackles chaining both Mark and the girl to the floor.
"Get some heavy duty bolt cutters," Frank ordered, "and get these cuffs off them." The officer ran to do his bidding.
Milt was pressing down hard on Mark's blood-soaked jacket and shirt, as if he could keep Mark anchored to life if he could only stop the blood that was draining his life away. "Hang on, kiddo," he whispered hoarsely, scared to death by all the blood pooling on the filthy floor beside them. Seconds felt like minutes, minutes like hours. The uniform returned with the bolt cutters and blankets, draping one over Lindy's shoulders and the other over McCormick still form. He then freed Lindy and snapped the cuff holding Mark captive. She was able to stand and be led away, but Mark remained unresponsive, his cooling skin waxy white, his lips bloodless.
Milt was nearly frantic by the time he heard the siren, followed shortly by the clatter of the EMTs down the wooden steps. Unceremoniously, they moved him away from Mark's side to give them room to work. After that, everything became a blur. An intravenous was started after three tries. An oxygen mask was placed over Mark's pallid face. The deep, ugly gash was exposed and then covered by a sterile pressure bandage. He was lifted onto a gurney and, with the help of two patrolmen, the EMTs manoeuvred the mobile stretcher up the narrow staircase and into the night.
Frank stood beside Milt, both of them pale in the glare of the temporary spots hastily rigged by the uniforms to light the scene. Lindy was already on her way downtown, to give her statement. In the garish light, the men could all too clearly see old blood stains on the floor and walls, rusty brown and flaking with age. Horrors had happened here. Horrors they couldn't begin – and really didn't want – to imagine.
When Milt shook himself and came back to the world around him, he spotted Teddy standing hunched and alone in the corner across from the doorway, arms tightly crossed. Tears glazed his eyes as he stared down at the spreading puddle of blood where Mark had been lying. Milt felt a pang in his chest at the torment, the guilt, he could read on Teddy's face.
"Now you're cookin'," Milt said in muted approval as he guided Teddy out of the torture chamber, wishing he, too, wasn't so damned scared that Mark might not make it.
The next more than an hour dragged by as Milt paced the waiting room floor, while Frank popped in and out as his duties allowed. Every time someone came out of the inner treatment areas, he looked up hopefully, only to be disappointed. Marshalling his patience, Milt told himself that no news was good news. If Mark had died, they would have been told.
Teddy's natural ebullience had disappeared completely. He sat in the corner, his back to the wall, his hands clenched. Nothing Milt or Frank said seemed to have any effect in relieving his grief or anxiety.
Milt plodded along behind the physician, Teddy in his wake. "How is he?" Milt asked, before he sat down in the narrow, cluttered office that was barely wide enough for the paper-laden desk, one chair behind it and one in front. Arms crossed, Teddy slouched against the wall beside him.
"S'okay, Ted," Mark told him, his lids growing heavy. "S'okay," he whispered again, slurring a little as he drifted back to sleep.


"Once in a while it really hits people that they don't have to experience the world the way they have been told to."
By most accounts, I was a typical, healthy, twenty-something year old who loved DIY projects, felt meh about her day job, was (and still is) madly in love with her husband, and wasn't quite sure what her place in the world was yet.
I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in February of 2016, by accident. I had originally gone in for some lower back pain that had plagued me for years. In my MRI scan, they found a lesion on my spine. Further MRIs would show a handful of lesions in my brain. I hadn't had any MS related symptoms that I could remember, other than the severe fatigue I was feeling around that time.
I was uncertain but I was determined to not go on medication. Summer came and so didn't the heat-related tingling/numbness in my hands and feet. A particularly stressful day at work led to Optic Neuritis. They aren't kidding when they call MS a lifestyle disease - everything that you eat/feel/do can have an effect on how you are feeling.
In June of 2016, my husband and I decided to go vegan for moral reasons. In July of 2016, a quick Google search of, "MS and vegan," brought me to The Swank Diet. This diet was part of a 35 year long clinical study and has had great success. In fact, it has been clinically hailed as the most effective form of MS treatment - and that includes prescription medicines. It focuses on having a low saturated fat intake, coupled with appropriate rest and stress reduction. I later found Overcoming MS, which is another MS diet based on The Swank Diet, but allows no dairy and no meat aside from fish. (You can get an overview of both diets and veganism in my eBook.) I incorporated low saturated fat into my vegan diet the very next day.
I had a second set of MRIs done on October 31, 2016 - roughly ten months since diagnosis, four months since going vegan, and three months on Swank. I got my results back and... all of my lesions had either disappeared or greatly decreased in size!
I will forever be so incredibly grateful to Dr Swank for his contribution to MS research. Because of him I felt confident in my decision to say no to pharmaceutical drugs in favor of changing my diet, and the proof of it working was literally right there in black and white on my MRI. I halted my progression. My tingling is gone, my energy is back, and I feel healthier than I did pre-diagnosis.
The life of Lindsay Makes Lemonade has gone through a lot of transformations and growth in the two years since I started a little ole' Instagram account intended to track my journey with my health.
The more I posted on social media, the more I realized I wanted to start a blog. So I did.
The more I spoke about my story, the more I realized so many people have little to no idea the affects that diet can have on your body. So I wrote an eBook about it.
The more I blogged about my stories, the more I connected with others, and the more I wanted those stories on bigger stages, like MindBodyGreen and WELL Insiders. So I got published on both.
I studied hard and got my certifications in Holistic Nutrition, Nutrition and Wellness Consulting, MS Fitness and Wellness, and Vegan Fitness and Nutrition. I opened Holistic Curative, and I am beginning to offer online holistic nutrition coaching to those looking to transition to more of a plant based diet as well as those looking to HEAL through a plant based diet. I am proud of the connections I've made through my Lemonade journey, and I'm excited to connect with so many more of you.
I am insecure, and strong, and funny, and extremely sensitive, and love myself and my body in most moments, and dislike my body in other moments. I am not afraid to admit my faults, downfalls, and imperfections. I'm not afraid to celebrate my hard work, successes, and strengths. I am willing to try almost anything once, but trust myself to quit something when I feel like my journey with it has ended. I am willing to say no when I need to, and more than willing to say HELL YES when I want to. I'm inpatient with projects but always glad I followed the process in the end. I feel like I am relatable.
And with that, I feel like I'm starting to find my place in this world. I hope to share my story and my life with others so that they can hopefully realize that there is an incredible freedom in honesty.


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Category: Talon
Review: Inferno
From the internationally bestselling author of The Iron Fey series comes the final novel in the fiery and unforgettable Talon Saga. Get ready to burn…
TODAY, WE STRIKE BACK.
WE SHOW TALON THAT WE WILL NEVER ACCEPT THEIR NEW WORLD.
Ember Hill has learned a shocking truth about herself: she is the blood of the Elder Wyrm, the ancient dragon who leads Talon and who is on the verge of world domination. With the Order of St. George destroyed, Ember, Riley and Garret journey to the Amazon jungle in search of one who might hold the key to take down the Elder Wyrm and Talon. If they can survive the encounter.
Meanwhile, Ember's brother, Dante, will travel to China with a message for the last Eastern dragons: join Talon or die. With the stakes rising and the Elder Wyrm declaring war, time is running out for the rogues and any dragon not allied with Talon.
The final battle approaches. And if Talon is victorious, the world will burn.
Warning! Mild spoilers below.
Updated Blurb Of Inferno!
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Awesome news!
A brand new blurb of Inferno, the final installment of the Talon series has been released!
Unlike the last blurb, this blurb does give fans an overall picture of what the final novel will be about.
Remember, Julie Kagawa's Inferno will be released April 24, 2018.
So that's just a few months away.
Now to get a look of the blurb, just click below.
Blurb Of Inferno!
Looks like we're really getting closer to the end of the Talon series by Julie Kagawa.
We finally have a blurb of Inferno, the final installment of the Talon series.
Now I have to warn you, this blurb is fully short and doesn't give a lot of details.
So we'll have to wait for the final official blurb.
Now remember, Inferno will be released April 24, 2018.
Also, if you haven't seen the cover then you can look at it by clicking below along with the blurb.
Coming Soon! Book 5 Of The Talon Series!
All series must end and its that time for the Talon series by Julie Kagawa.
The title, cover, and release date of the fifth and final installment of the Talon series have been announced!
Inferno, book 5 of the Talon series, will be released April 24, 2018.
There's still no blurb so we'll have to wait for it to be released.
As for the cover, you can look at it by clicking below.
Hate to admit it but this final cover has got to be, in my opinion, the best one yet.
Review: Legion
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The legions are about to be unleashed, and no human, rogue dragon or former dragon slayer can stand against the coming horde. Book 4 of 5 in The Talon Saga from New York Times bestselling author Julie Kagawa.
Dragon hatchling Ember Hill was never prepared to find love at all–dragons do not suffer human emotions–let alone the love of a human and a former dragonslayer, at that. With ex-soldier Garret dying at her feet after sacrificing his freedom and his life to expose the deepest of betrayals, Ember knows only that nothing she was taught by dragon organization Talon is true. About humans, about rogue dragons, about herself and what she's capable of doing and feeling.
In the face of great loss, Ember vows to stand with rogue dragon Riley against the dragon-slaying Order of St. George and her own twin brother Dante–the heir apparent to all of Talon, and the boy who will soon unleash the greatest threat and terror dragonkind has ever known.
Talon is poised to take over the world, and the abominations they have created will soon take to the skies, darkening the world with the promise of blood and death to those who refuse to yield.
This is for fans of the Talon series by Julie Kagawa who can't wait to get their hands on book 4!
Legion, book 4 of the Talon series, will be released May 4, 2017.
Review: Soldier
The price of freedom is everything.
When forced to choose between safety with the dragon organization Talon and being hunted forever as an outcast, Ember Hill chose to stand with Riley and his band of rogue dragons rather than become an assassin for Talon. She's lost any contact with her twin brother, Dante, a Talon devotee, as well as Garret, the former-enemy soldier who challenged her beliefs about her human side.
As Ember and Riley hide and regroup to fight another day, Garret journeys alone to the United Kingdom, birthplace of the ancient and secret Order of St. George, to spy on his former brothers and uncover deadly and shocking secrets that will shake the foundations of dragons and dragonslayers alike and place them all in imminent danger as Talon's new order rises.