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The Left Hand of Darkness by Ursula Le Guin
"In one of the introductions that it has been published with, she specifically describes it as a thought experiment. It's a simple idea: what if there was no gender? What if people were neutral in their gender, and only took on gender characteristics for sexual reproduction? If anybody could take on either masculine or feminine characteristics, and if throughout your lifetime you might be both, then what would it mean? We have a world thoroughly saturated with gender difference and patriarchal worldviews, and Le Guin makes us realize how true this is by the contrast."
Sherryl Vint, Literary Scholar
World War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War by Max Brooks
"I'm going to say something stupid, because, yes, of course, it was a best-seller that was turned into a film starring Brad Pitt. So it's hardly unknown. But when I started reading it I thought: why did nobody tell me how good this book is? Fundamentally, I think so many people think: 'zombies are not for me.' I'm one of them. But this book totally transcends that category. The realism is extraordinary; it's a wild feat of imagination."
Rosa Rankin-Gee, Novelist
The Dispossessed by Ursula Le Guin
"Le Guin has a remarkable ability to describe the world as their viewpoint character sees it, in a way that reveals both the world and the character. What does the character notice, comment on, and think about, and what does the character fail to notice, comment on, or think about?"
Eric Schwitzgebel, Philosopher
Flight Behaviour by Barbara Kingsolver
"One of the things that's fascinating about Flight Behaviour is that at at least on the surface it offers a counter-example Ghosh's argument social realism is not fit for purpose when it comes to climate change. After all, here is a novel that is absolutely depicting the social realities of a small community through a fine-grained attention to the detail of individual lives. The only remarkable thing is the arrival of a flock of butterflies whose migration has been disrupted by climate change, and even that might well have been plucked from the pages of a newspaper. And in an odd way it's precisely this attention to social reality that makes the novel so effective, and so interesting. Because what Kingsolver lets us see is the way small disruptions to natural cycles alter the world, often without us even being fully aware of it, gradually deranging and unsettling individuals and communities."
James Bradley, Novelist
The Time Machine by H G Wells
"This is the novel that inaugurated time travel as a sub-genre. Wells picked up the up-to-date (in the 1890s) scientific speculation about time being a fourth dimension, and ran with it, imagining a machine that could take a man backwards and forwards through time….It is a short novel, almost a novella, but it is smoothly and evocatively written, and it manages to open a chink in the reader's mind that gives a dizzying, thrilling glimpse down the vertiginous perspectives of long time."
Adam Roberts, Novelist
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If you are searching for escapism by reading about a universe far, far away, or simply seeking a mind-expanding journey into a different dimension, then science fiction is the genre for you – and we have book recommendations. Our most popular interview in this section is our discussion of the latest shortlist for the Arthur C Clarke Award for Science Fiction with the prize's director Tom Hunter; in it, he explains why some of the best sci fi books are thought experiments that explore the human condition through extraterrestrial or futurist allegory.
Recently, climate fiction or cli-fi has become a focus of literary efforts, as authors extrapolate from our impending climate crisis. Dan Bloom and James Bradley have selected their picks of the best cli fi books.
Famous examples of the genre are covered by Adam Roberts, who offers his top five science fiction classics. And Orson Scott Card and Philip Reeve also offer their top five sci fi book recommendations. If you've never read any science fiction but are keen to tip your toe, Nicholas Whyte of the Hugo Awards, recommends the best science fiction books for beginners.
Other highlights include Roger Luckhurst discussion of the best books on and by HG Wells, the 'Shakespeare of science fiction.' and science fiction recommended by scientists.
Books regularly recommended in this genre include World War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War by Max Brooks, and Ursula K Le Guin's gender-bending classic of interplanetary diplomacy Left Hand of Darkness.
Our sci-fi section is curated by Five Books deputy editor Cal Flyn, who talks us through her own thoughts about science fiction novels in this 5-minute clip.
The Best Science Fiction of 2022: The Arthur C. Clarke Award Shortlist, recommended by Andrew M. Butler
Deep Wheel Orcadia: A Novel
by Harry Josephine Giles
Klara and the Sun: A Novel
by Kazuo Ishiguro
A Desolation Called Peace
by Arkady Martine
A River Called Time
by Courttia Newland
Wergen: The Alien Love War
by Mercurio D Rivera
Skyward Inn
by Aliya Whiteley
Every year, the judges for the Arthur C. Clarke Award select the best of the latest batch of new scifi books. In 2022, the science fiction award's shortlist includes new work from Nobel Prize winner Kazuo Ishiguro, a novel-in-verse from the Scottish writer Harry Josephine Giles, and a new title in Arkady Martine's beloved Teixcalaan series. Andrew M. Butler, academic and chair of the judges, talks us through the finalists.
The Best Sci Fi Books for Beginners, recommended by Nicholas Whyte
by Frank Herbert
by Ursula Le Guin
The Dispossessed
Ancillary Justice
by Ann Leckie
by Roger Zelazny
Interested in science fiction, but not sure where to begin? Sceptical of spaceships, but never really given them a chance? We asked Nicholas Whyte, administrator of the World Science Fiction Society's renowned annual Hugo Awards, to recommend five of the best sci fi books that should appeal to readers new to the genre
The Best Books for an Introduction to Octavia Butler, selected by Nisi Shawl
by Octavia Butler
'Bloodchild' and Other Stories
Parable of the Sower
In 1995, Octavia Butler became the first science fiction and fantasy author to be awarded a Macarthur 'genius' grant. Her writing often dealt with the moral complexities of survival, and foregrounded African American characters at a time where Black protagonists were few. Nisi Shawl, a personal friend and editor of Butler's collected works, selects five of the best books to read for an introduction to Octavia Butler's writing.
The Best of Speculative Fiction, recommended by Ken Liu
Riot Baby
by Tochi Onyebuchi
United States of Japan
by Peter Tieryas
A Song for a New Day
by Sarah Pinsker
Zero Sum Game
by S L Huang
This Is How You Lose the Time War
by Amal El-Mohtar & Max Gladstone
Ken Liu, the multi-award winning author of The Paper Menagerie, explains how using elements of fantasy and science fiction can help us examine deep truths about the human condition, as he recommends the best of contemporary speculative fiction.
The Best Apocalyptic Fiction, recommended by Elliot Ackerman
The King James Bible
by Orson Scott Card
by Emily St John Mandel
The Butter Battle Book
by Dr Seuss
"Imagination is a national security imperative," according to acclaimed novelist, journalist and decorated US Marine Elliot Ackerman. He's written a novel with retired Admiral Jim Stavridis, about what would happen if the US went to war with China. Here, he talks us through his favourite books of apocalyptic fiction—and the truths they reveal about war, humanity, and literature.
Science Fiction Classics, recommended by Adam Roberts
Frankenstein (Book)
by Mary Shelley
by H G Wells
Childhood's End
by Arthur C Clarke
A Visit From the Goon Squad
by Jennifer Egan
The best sci-fi explores humanity's anxieties and concerns and is in some sense about the future. But it doesn't try to predict what's to come. The literature professor and sci-fi writer recommends five classics of the genre.
The Best Ursula Le Guin Books, recommended by Sherryl Vint
The Word for World is Forest
'Paradises Lost', in The Found and the Lost
Ursula Le Guin's most groundbreaking books are considered landmark texts in speculative fiction, exploring themes of colonisation, gender, nationalism and environmentalism through allegorical means. Here, the science fiction scholar Sherryl Vint selects five of the best books by Ursula Le Guin and examines her legacy as one of the great American writers.
The best books on Parallel Worlds, recommended by Joanna Kavenna
"Beyond The Wall of Sleep", published in Waking Up Screaming
by H. P. Lovecraft
The Garden of Forking Paths
by Jorge Luis Borges
Woman on the Edge of Time
by Marge Piercy
The Lives of Christopher Chant
by Diana Wynne Jones
by Philip K Dick
The highly respected author who has held fellowships at both Oxford and Cambridge universities discusses books that focus on parallel realities. Comes up with some great lesser-known must-read fiction
The Best Time Travel Books, recommended by Annalee Newitz
The Female Man
by Joanna Russ
How to Live Safely in a Science Fictional Universe
by Charles Yu
The Man Who Folded Himself
by Connie Willis
If you could go back, or forward, in time — would you? Science journalist and sci-fi novelist Annalee Newitz recommends some of the best time travel books and talks us through the dangers and delights of the genre, which take us from the Ordovician period through to the present day.
The Best H G Wells Books, recommended by Roger Luckhurst
Anticipations of the Reactions of Mechanical and Scientific Progress upon Human Life and Thought
Studies in a Dying Culture
by Christopher Caudwell
Often described as the 'father of science fiction', H G Wells was a man of extraordinary charisma and vivid imagination. Yet he suffered terribly from class anxiety and subscribed to political beliefs we now find abhorrent, says the editor and author Roger Luckhurst. He recommends the best books to learn more about the life and work of the British writer H G Wells.
Science Fiction and Philosophy, recommended by Eric Schwitzgebel
by Ted Chiang
by Greg Egan
by Olaf Stapledon
Serious philosophy need not take the form of a journal article or monograph, argues the philosopher and U.C. Riverside professor Eric Schwitzgebel, as he selects five science fiction books that succeed both as novels and provocative thought experiments that push us to consider deep philosophical questions from every angle.
The Best Cli-Fi Books, recommended by Dan Bloom
Flight Behaviour
by Barbara Kingsolver
Anchor Point
by Alice Robinson
We Are Unprepared
by Meg Little Reilly
Polar City Red
by Jim Laughter
Please Don't Paint Our Planet Pink!
by Gregg Kleiner and Laurel Thompson
Fiction that explores issues of climate change is growing at an unprecedented rate today, says the journalist who coined the phrase 'cli-fi', Dan Bloom. Here, he picks the five best books of the field, and introduces us to a globally important, underexplored literary genre
The best books on Zombies, recommended by Greg Garrett
by Richard Matheson
by Robert Kirkman
The Miniature Wife: And Other Stories
by Manuel Gonzales
Zombies have returned with a vengeance in recent years, the secret to their undying popularity lying in their ability to embody many different kinds of menace, from social unrest to pandemics, financial insecurity to international terrorism. Greg Garrett, author of Living with the Living Dead, recommends five books to help you prepare for the zombie apocalypse
The Best Science Fiction of 2021: The Arthur C Clarke Award Shortlist, recommended by Tom Hunter
by Patience Agbabi
Edge of Heaven
by R B Kelly
Chilling Effect
by Valerie Valdes
The Animals in That Country
by Laura Jean McKay
The Vanished Birds
by Simon Jimenez
Vagabonds
by Hao Jingfang, translated by Ken Liu
Every year, the director of the Arthur C Clarke Award talks us through their six book shortlist. The 2021 crop of the best science fiction books features a "deliciously pulpy" space opera, a time travel story for young adults, and a cacophonous tale of talking animals. What they all have in common is that they are by debut authors, says Tom Hunter: they represent a new generation of sci fi writing.
The Best Science Fiction of 2020, recommended by Tom Hunter
The City in the Middle of the Night
by Charlie Jane Anders
The Light Brigade
by Kameron Hurley
A Memory Called Empire
The Old Drift: A Novel
by Namwali Serpell
Cage of Souls
by Adrian Tchaikovsky
The Last Astronaut
by David Wellington
Sci fi is booming, says Tom Hunter, the director of the Arthur C. Clarke Award for Science Fiction, as he discusses their 2020 shortlist: six novels that embrace classic sci fi narratives, while subverting or reimagining them for a contemporary audience.
The Best Sci Fi Books of 2019: The Arthur C Clarke Award Shortlist, recommended by Tom Hunter
Semiosis
by Sue Burke
Revenant Gun
by Yoon Ha Lee
Frankenstein in Baghdad: A Novel
by Ahmed Saadawi, translated by Jonathan Wright
The Electric State
by Simon Stålenhag
by Tade Thompson
The Loosening Skin
If you're hoping to travel to a galaxy far, far away with your next book, these six excellent sci fi novels will help you on your way. Tom Hunter, the director of the Arthur C Clarke Award for science fiction books, discusses the 2019 prize shortlist.
The best books on Science Fiction, recommended by Orson Scott Card
Foundation Trilogy
by Isaac Asimov
by Ray Bradbury
by Robert A Heinlein
Dangerous Visions
by Harlan Ellison (editor)
The Science Fiction Hall of Fame
by Robert Silverberg (editor)
The sci-fi author tells us how the genre evolved from "gosh-wow" novels of the 1920s into some of the most inventive fiction being written today. He recommends five books sure to get new readers hooked
Space Travel and Science Fiction Books, recommended by Christopher Mason
by Andy Weir
Seveneves
by Neal Stephenson
The Metaphysics of Morals
by Immanuel Kant
Space travel may be the stuff of science fiction but some of it is getting closer and closer to becoming reality. What's more, we have a duty to pursue it, says Christopher Mason, Professor of Genomics, Physiology, and Biophysics at Weill Cornell Medicine and author of The Next 500 Years, a blueprint of how to set about leaving our solar system. Here, he recommends his favourite science fiction about space travel, and an essential philosophy book.
P W Singer and August Cole choose the best books on World War III
Red Storm Rising
by Tom Clancy
Team Yankee: A Novel of World War III
by Harold Coyle
by Nevil Shute
The Postman
by David Brin
What will the next global conflict look like? Two of America's leading defence experts, P W Singer and August Cole, turned to science fiction to explore the prospect of a future war, and how existing technology might be used in one. Here, they choose five novels depicting a fictional World War Three that served as inspiration.
The Best Climate Change Novels, recommended by James Bradley
by Jeff Vandermeer
by Annie Proulx
by Kim Stanley Robinson
The Swan Book
by Alexis Wright
The best fiction allows us to hold ideas in our heads about time and space and causality and connection that are difficult to articulate in other ways, argues the Australian author James Bradley. It helps its readers engage with dangers and possibilities that are at the very edge of imagination
The best books on Existential Risks, recommended by The Centre for the Study of Existential Risk
The Last Children
by Gudrun Pausewang
A Canticle for Leibowitz
by Walter M. Miller Jr.
by David Mitchell
Climate Shock: The Economic Consequences of a Hotter Planet
by Gernot Wagner & Martin L. Weitzman
by Cixin Liu
In the rapidly-emerging field of existential risks, researchers study the mitigation of threats that could lead to human extinction or civilisational collapse. We met with four researchers from The Centre for the Study of Existential Risk at the University of Cambridge, to discuss their recommendations of the best books to get a grasp of this dense subject.
The Best Young Adult Science Fiction Books, recommended by Estelle Francis
by Michael Crichton
More Than This
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
by Douglas Adams
Young adult science fiction extends far beyond the typical dystopian novels which immediately come to mind. Estelle Francis, a teenage author who recently published her first book, shares her favourite reads on this topic.
Best Science Fiction and Fantasy for Young Adults, recommended by Philip Reeve
by J R R Tolkien
by Richard Adams
The Stories of Ray Bradbury
The Space Machine
by Christopher Priest
Fires' Astonishment
by Geraldine McCaughrean
Award-winning author Philip Reeve talks us through the science fiction and fantasy books that shaped him and his work in profound ways; among indubitable classics are vibrant lesser-known works awaiting our discovery.
The best books on Alternative Futures, recommended by Catherine Mayer
by Aldous Huxley
by William Gibson
Binti
by Nnedi Okorafor
by Margaret Atwood
Catherine Mayer—author, journalist and president of the Women's Equality Party—talks to Five Books about her optimism for a more equal future for society by way of her favourite science fiction visionaries and their work.
The best books on Surrealism and the Brain, recommended by Bradley Voytek
The City & the City
by China Miéville
The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat
by Oliver Sacks
Snow Crash
Neurological disorders lead to far more surreal stories than those we find in science fiction, argues University of California neuroscientist Bradley Voytek.
The best books on Dystopia and Utopia, recommended by Chan Koonchung
by Edward Bellamy
The Iron Heel
by George Orwell
Swastika Night
by Katherine Burdekin
Warnings about the future of society contained in novels such as Nineteen Eighty-Four may seem less important since the fall of the Soviet Union, but they are all too relevant to China today, argues the Chinese writer
The best books on Robotics, recommended by Daniel H Wilson
Second Variety
by Tom M Mitchell
Wired for War
by P W Singer
For a Breath I Tarry
These days robotic technology is developing so fast that sci-fi is having a hard time keeping up, says best-selling author and roboticist, Daniel H Wilson. He picks the best books on robotics.


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Neo: Can you fly that thing?
Trinity: Not yet.
—--The Matrix, immediately prior to "yet".
A trope where computer files, images, databases, or abilities are downloaded into a person's brain. Powers as Programs, Exposition Beam, Fake Memories, Upgrade Artifact, Amplifier Artifact, and Neuro Vault are fond of using this. Brain Uploading may result in this later on, but not always. May cause My Skull Runneth Over.
Examples of Neural Implanting include:
In Ghost in the Shell, large amounts of the populace of developed nations have cybernetically augmented brains, allowing them read and execute files, including fire-control software, text documents, images, videos, emotions, memories, and computer viruses. One notable instance has a character theorize a cyborg is downloading fire-control software in the middle of a fight, implying that to do so is a fairly common occurrence.
One side-character mage in Fairy Tail has this ability - he's not much good in a fight but marvellous at directing it, as he can download skills and even maps with waypoints into people's heads from a distance.
Prometheus, a villain of the DC Universe, invented a helmet that allows him to download into his mind the skills and abilities of anyone he has on record, as well as any knowledge he requires. He usually shows this off by beating the DC Universe's greatest martial artists (like Batman and Lady Shiva) by downloading their own skills and predicting their every move, while using another fighter's skills to do the job. Batman beat him by reprogramming the helmet with the fighting ability of Stephen Hawking.
Low Life's Dirty Frank did this once to gain musical ability in order to infiltrate a rock band.
Elspeth (Bella's daughter) in Radiance has the ability to replay her memories to anyone she touches. This later becomes more useful as she is blasted with the memories of hundreds of vampires, who each had thousands of years of experience.
The Matrix tended to use this and Brain Uploading willy-nilly. Of course, when you have a giant jack in the back of your head, why not use it?
Jobe in The Lawnmower Man initially boosted intelligence with smart drugs and virtual reality simulation/stimulation. He later also speed-read scientific research at blinding speeds, but fell back on VR programs for learning because reading wasn't fast enough for him.
In Neuromancer, quite possibly the Trope Maker, people can install knowledge and skills into their brains, such a chip allowing a person to speak perfect Chinese. Amusingly, they're called "microsofts".
The third book of the Young Wizards series combines this with Brain Uploading. Specifically, she had the Wizard's Manual uploaded into her mind. Her mind couldn't hold onto it for long, but while it lasted, she knew everything about magic.
In John Scalzi's ~Old Man's War~ universe, Colonial troopers have a computer implanted in their heads which can provide information about a wide variety of subjects. The Special Forces have this to a much greater degree, as almost all of their education is via this interface.
Featured in the somewhat obscure German SF series Ren Dhark in the form of 'mentcaps', small pills of alien origin that will upload information stored in them into the brain of the person who swallows them. They're used as a plot device to help the human castaway protagonists figure out all the other technology said aliens left behind on the planet they're stranded on. Noteworthy for the fact that if the implanted knowledge isn't actively used (and thereby presumably imprinted 'properly' on the user's brain through practice), it will fade over time.
The teen novel Feed uses this as a main plot point.
In Star Trek: String Theory, this is offered as an explanation for how Ocampa manage to function on the same level as other humanoids despite their brief (nine-year) lifespan. Because they have little time to assimilate new information and experiences, they instead "download" memories and skill sets from their ancestors through a natural process.
In the latter part of The Forever War this is done for both physical and mental skills; muscle memory is imprinted via 'negative kinetic feedback'.
Nexuses in Robert Reed's Great Ship series. The nexuses are small computers, which are implanted into one's body, or in the surroundings (such as in your house), and they are accessed for archived information or skills when needed.
Chuck had a national intelligence database downloaded into the main character's brain. (initially via e-mail!)
Later on, he gets an updated version, which also includes a number of useful skills (such as martial arts), which he temporarily receives on cue.
In Star Trek: The Original Series, in the episode Spock's Brain, Dr. McCoy temporarily gains the ability to perform brain transplants through a "Teacher"
Harry from 3rd Rock from the Sun had a transmitter implanted in his head that basically made him the group's space radio.
Harry: Incoming message from the Big Giant Head...
Harry's a somewhat unusual example of this trope because his implant is a large piece of physical equipment which takes up a lot of space, leaving room for only half a brain. As a result, Harry's markedly disadvantaged compared to the rest of the unit; he understands almost nothing, has poor coordination (causing him to frequently hurt himself) and is completely dependent on the others for survival. However, he's more talented at artistic things than any of them, and his helpless stupidity makes him very endearing and is probably one of the reasons he got more action than the others.
Variation: Merlin was given a mad skillz implant in his brain... through dragon magic.
In the fourth-season Six Million Dollar Man episode, "The Ultimate Impostor," Steve Austin's friend Joe Patton is a POW whose mind has been wiped to a blank slate by chemicals. This makes him the perfect test subject for a new OSI procedure to create the ultimate agent by downloading information and skills directly into his brain.
Adam gets one of these in the Doctor Who episode "The Long Game". In fact, everyone in the future had an implant that allowed rapid uploading of knowledge.
Also occurred in "Rise of the Cybermen" with the ear-pods. These were not implants, but still allowed for information to be downloaded directly into the brain. And for the baddie to mind-control the population.
In "The Next Doctor", Infostamps were more primitive data cylinders uploaded into a Cyberman's chest.
On Angel Charles Gunn becomes an expert on human and demonic law in a few hours thanks to Wolfram and Hart.
Part of the main premise of Dollhouse, with the dolls regularly having new memories and personalities downloaded and presumably various new abilities.
Shadowrun has Skillsofts, chips that can be inserted into implanted slots in the head to give characters skills.
Cyberpunk 2020 too. They have some limitations, however.
Instaskill nano from GURPS: Ultra-Tech rapidly reorganizes a person's brain to give them basic knowledge of a new skill.
Traveller, or at least the Mongoose edition, has Expert Programs that mimic skills and can be run on practically any computer or a specialized Wafer Jack implant.
In the GURPS version there is a social stigma against such things.
Eclipse Phase has both "skillsofts" run on nanites in the brain, and psychosurgery skill imprints.
Serious Sam has an AI surgically implanted in the titular character's brain, which allows for later downloading of things such as maps and guides.
System Shock, System Shock 2, Bioshock, and Bioshock 2, all based on the Cyberpunk genre started by Neuromancer, make use of this trope.
The Bioshock games frame it as Lego Genetics, but the end result is pretty much the same.
While not essential to use Biotics in Mass Effect, Neural Implants exist to boost their power. In addition, there's a computerized memory implant that's a large part of a sidequest for a recruitable party member.
The I-Patch in Black Market is described as an implant drilled into the brain through the optic nerve. It presumably has quite a lot of memory space, since it stores a personality that can interface with other machines.
Deus Ex and its sequel Deus Ex Invisible War both have character with chips in their head and a radio link to receive info.
Ditto for the Deus Ex Human Revolution prequel.
X-COM: Terror From the Deep: The aliens have implants in their skulls that are part of a communication/mind control network that is based on a strange technology called "Molecular Control". Aliens can download information, via their implants, from special Learning Arrays, and your soldiers can also view information stored in the implants of other aliens by using M.C. Readers.
Building 12 played this for laughs. Peoni steals the memories of one of Joe's one-night stands and implants the memory of the encounter into her own brain--and it turns out the girl is into some strange, disturbing fetish, squicking Peoni out.
Schlock Mercenary had brain backup Nanobots technology quickly tweaked to add Fake Memories and mask real ones.
When "The Gavs" discovered that being about 950 millions of the same man's copies stays funny only for a short while and started "The Diversity Engineering Institute", which eventually introduced a randomized set of differences, both anatomical and mental. That's when they discovered the hard way that fake memories give theoretical knowledge and superficial skills properly, but miss little things like useful habits they would acquire normally. One can perfectly know how to operate a waldo, but this in itself does not ensure basic work safety. Or become a security specialist and know how to be Properly Paranoid, but think of possible troubles a little too late to do anything about it, except sweating profusely and hoping he's wrong.
In Joe 90, a computer is used to download recordings of other people's skills into Joe's brain.
Thailog is programmed using this in Gargoyles
Several of the devisers in the Whateley Universe have done this. Jericho has a jack in his head for easier uploading, while Techno-Devil has two jacks, one on each side of his head, and a shaved mullet so they both show.
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It took a while, but the final shoe dropped the other day in the mysterious case of those -- What did Rod "friend of this blog" Dreher call them? -- Nazi Christian Youth in a church in North Richland Hills, Texas. I am referring, of course, to that Associated Press photo what showed a group of Train Life boys standing in a circle singing the song "Taps." It's an old end-of-the-day Scouting tradition and it involves a symbolic, sun-setting gesture, too.
So what is the problem, readers might ask (if they have not been following this story)?
Click here to see the photo in question, complete with what appears to be a salute, shall we say, drawn from World War II-era Germany.
Isn't it amazing that journalists at the Associated Press decided to focus on this precise and rather dangerous -- in terms of negative symbolic content -- moment in the arc of those slowly descending young arms? What a coincidence!
Apparently, folks at AP have decided that something did, in fact, go wrong in the editorial process -- somewhere.
John Stemberger is chairman of the board of Trail Life USA, a scouting organization that doesn't allow participation from openly gay boys. The Associated Press's (AP) Nomaan Merchant recently completed an in-depth story about this alternative to the Boy Scouts, paired with this photo. When Stemberger's kids saw the picture, they said, "Oh gosh, that's Hitler's sign, daddy," Stemberger told the Erik Wemple Blog today.
Bad enough that Trail Life has been snowed under with e-mails and a pair of threats that Stemberger, who's based in Florida, has deemed scary enough that he's going to report them to local and federal authorities. "Both talk about mass murders," says Stemberger.
When asked just how he links the reaction to the photo itself, Stemberger responds that he has done more than 400 interviews about the recently launched Trail Life USA. "We've never had this kind of reaction, never had this vitriolic, vile reaction," says Stemberger.
According to this report, AP did ship a corrected caption for the photo -- trying to erase that inaccurate "creed" reference.
Trail Life asked that the photo be spiked -- period.
Of course, the bigger issues linked to Wemple's question, GetReligion readers may have noticed, remained unaddressed: Why was this photo selected from the various images shot during that assignment? Why was this photo shipped in the first place? What was the journalistic purpose of this image? What did it add to the story?


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Q: How can I create a empty dataframe with combined column names? I am trying to create a dataframe from an .xlsx file that transforms a string that is in a cell into a number of strings that are arranged in a single cell.
For example, I have a dataframe as follows:
column_name1 column_name2
[[[A;B;C], [D;E]]],
[[F;G;H], [I;J]]]]]
My intention is that 5 columns are created: "column_name1_1", "column_name1_2", "column_name1_3", "column_name2_1", "column_name2_2". Can the column name be automatized?
After the dataframe is created, my intention is to enter the data "A" in the first column, "B" in the second column, and so on. "F" would also go in the first column, but under "A" and "G" would go in the second column, but under "B".
Is there any way to achieve this result? It would also be useful for me not to create the name of the columns, but to distribute the information in the way I stated above.
I have created this simple code that separates the letters into lists:
for headers in df.columns:
    for cells in df[headers]:
        cells = str(cells)
        sublist = cells.split(character)
        print(sublist)

I am using pandas for the first time and this is my first post. Any advice is welcome. Thank you all very much!

A: You can achieve this using Pandas.
Here you go!
import pandas as pd

# Load the .xlsx file into a Pandas dataframe
df = pd.read_excel("file.xlsx")

# Create a new dataframe to store the split values
split_df = pd.DataFrame()

# Loop through the columns
for headers in df.columns:
    # Loop through the cells in each column
    for cells in df[headers]:
        cells = str(cells)
        sublist = cells.split(";")
        # Get the number of elements in the sublist
        num_elements = len(sublist)
        # Create new columns in the split_df dataframe for each element in the sublist
        for i in range(num_elements):
            column_name = headers + "_" + str(i+1)
            split_df[column_name] = sublist[i]

# Reset the index of the split_df dataframe
split_df = split_df.reset_index(drop=True)

# Save the split_df dataframe to a new .xlsx file
split_df.to_excel("split_file.xlsx", index=False)

This code will split the values in a .xlsx file into a new dataframe, with each value separated into its own column. The new columns will be named based on the original column names and the position of the value in the list. The new dataframe will then be saved to a new .xlsx file named "split_file.xlsx".

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How to create report of user checkins?
I am stuck. I had an engineering manager ask me for a report of the objects his reports have checked in over the last few months, and I am not sure how to proceed. Anyone have any ideas to get this thing rolling?
Mostly EPMDocs and WTParts for the objects. He wasn't interested in WTDocuments.
I created a search easily enough, but getting that translated into a report has me stumped.
Re: How to create report of user checkins?
It's because you are using the creator from the epmdocument which is a derived column. You can add "user table" in the select and add a creator link between user table and epmdocument. That will allow you to filter by user name.
That was the trick. I don't create reports all the time, so I have to relearn all these lessons each time. But nevertheless, I successfully created the exact report I needed with your help.
thanks for sharing your report.
I'll add this discussion to my document.
Can you mark this question as answered?


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Spaces is occupying the front burner these days—getting all the attention from Twitter. The attention the social audio feature is getting might not be unconnected with the latest push by Clubhouse. Now, Twitter is adding the option of a co-host to Spaces.
This would mean that hosts will now be able to designate up to two co-hosts for their social audio rooms. It will now be easier for hosts to manage and moderate conversations.
Co-hosts will have almost the same moderation and managing privileges as the main host. They [co-hosts] will be able to speak, invite other members of the room to kick people out of the room, speak, pin tweets, and many more.
Only the main host, however, can invite or remove other users as co-hosts. Also, it is important to add that co-hosts cannot end the room—the right to do this is exclusive to the original host.
Adding the co-host option is a big boost for hosts—this option enables them to take charge of a room with a large gathering. With the co-host option, Twitter is already looking ahead—the company hopes to compete big-time with Clubhouse.
making it easier to manage your Space…introducing co-hosting!
– hosts have two co-host invites they can send
– the table just got bigger: 1 host, 2 co-hosts, and 10 speakers
– co-hosts can help invite speakers, manage requests, remove participants, pin Tweets and more! pic.twitter.com/s76JFbhTL2
— Spaces (@TwitterSpaces) August 5, 2021
A couple of days ago, Twitter confirmed that it is working to fill the void it created when it pulled the plug on Fleets. The top bar, which used to be the home of the now retired Fleets, will now most likely be the new home of Spaces. The social audio feature is currently hidden within the compose button.
In a thread, Twitter confirmed that Spaces will eventually take up the space. When launched, you will be able to create a new space right from the top bar that once hosted Fleets.
"Now that we said goodbye to Fleets, we thought that it would be a good occasion to go over the other method to create Spaces."
"We're working on bringing back the creation of Spaces to the "Fleets line," that we now call, by the way, "Space bar." Stay tuned."
While we await the physical appearance of the Space button on the top bar, some users have started seeing live space from people they follow. This has already gone live and some users have indeed confirmed its availability.
Fleets may not have lived to Twitter's expectations, but the truth is that the social media giant has its heart set on some other projects. Perhaps, Twitter seems more focused on making its Spaces feature a huge success and is not prepared for the "distraction" it got from Fleets


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Motorcyclist Fatally Struck By Driver Making U-Turn In Jersey City
The incident occurred at Morton Place and Bergen Avenue in Jersey City. Photo Credit: Google Maps
A motorcyclist was killed in Jersey City collision Friday, multiple media outlets report.
The man was riding slowly down Bergen Avenue when a car headed in the opposite direction crossed the yellow lines making a u-turn, striking him at the intersection of Morton Place around 2:15 p.m., NJ.com reports.
UPDATE : The motorcyclist was identified as Reggie Jackson, 50 of Jersey City, by the Hudson County Prosecutor's Office.
The area was closed as the Hudson County Regional Collision Unit and Jersey City Police Department investigated.
Witnesses said the driver went in and out of consciousness on the pavement before a police officer felt for a pulse and said he'd died, the outlet reported.
Former Jersey City council candidate Lavern Webb-Washington came to the scene and identified the motorcyclist as her nephew, Reggie, according to NJ.com.
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Top 5 Trade Ideas for Kawhi Leonard
NBA Twitter received a shock-wave in the form of a Shams Charania tweet Friday morning:
Kawhi Leonard wants out from the San Antonio Spurs, league sources tell Yahoo.
— Shams Charania (@ShamsCharania) June 15, 2018
The disgruntled San Antonio star has been away from the team for months, but there was some optimism that Leonard and the Spurs would reconcile their differences. After all, the Spurs are the only team that can offer Leonard a Supermax deal. Salary cap projections are still up in the air at this current juncture, but it roughly means the Spurs can offer up to $80 million more over the entirety of the contract than any other team.
Apparently, that doesn't matter to Leonard, who has expressed his desire to play elsewhere this upcoming season. Many teams will enter their hat into the fray, and here are five potential deals that make sense for both sides:
Kawhi Goes Home
Spurs Get: Brandon Ingram, Kyle Kuzma, Luol Deng, 2020 First rounder
Lakers Get: Kawhi Leonard
The Lakers faithful have been clamoring for a star ever since Kobe Bryant dropped 60 points in his final game. With Leonard, Magic Johnson delivers the fans their star, with the opportunity of bringing in more.
Ingram's and Kuzma's perceived potential vary from person to person, but they project to at least be above-average players that can develop in the time being. They certainly have intriguing skill-sets that Popovich would welcome.
LeBron's impending free agency looms over the league. The league's worst kept secret is Paul George ending up in his hometown. The James-George-Leonard combo is as star-studded as any trio in league history, and they'd still have Lonzo Ball, Josh Hart, and the No. 25 this year to play around with.
I'll say it AGAIN: Kawhi Leonard used his bruised thigh as an excuse to quit on the Spurs. He was crumbling under the MVP predictions and pressure to become face of the franchise. He's a No. 2 star. Wants Lakers trade in hopes he can play in LeBron's shadow. Good riddance.
— Skip Bayless (@RealSkipBayless) June 15, 2018
Celtics Form a Superteam
Spurs Get: Jaylen Brown, 2019 First rounder (from Sacramento)
Celtics Get: Kawhi Leonard
Laker fans worst nightmare coming to fruition.
No team has more movable assets than the C's. Years flipping contracts and picks has led to Boston being able to afford the loss of two enticing pieces. Brown would arguably be the best player received in a deal for the disgruntled Leonard. Sacramento is on a decade-plus run of ineptitude, and their pick will likely land in the top-8 in 2019.
Leonard would instantly bolster the league's best defense from a year ago. With him, Hayward, and Tatum occupying the 2-3-4 spots, Brad Stevens would have a trio of switchable, 6'8″ defenders that could cross-match as desired. Add in Kyrie Irving and Al Horford, and the Celtics have the makings of a team that could conceivably take down the mighty Warriors.
The Spurs could also try to squeeze Terry Rozier or Marcus Morris out of the deal. Either way, Danny Ainge has plenty of pieces to make it work, and the rest of the league should be worried of that notion.
Cleveland's Last Ditch Effort
Spurs Get: Kevin Love, Cedi Osman, Ante Zizic, No. 8 Pick
Cavaliers Get: Kawhi Leonard
There appears to be a wide-spread belief that LeBron has one-foot out of Cleveland. After falling short for the second consecutive year in the NBA Finals, the soon-to-be free agent James has his pick of the litter when it comes to joining a contending team. The Cavaliers are nearly capped out, and don't have a whole lot of assets that they can ship out to bring in more talent.
What the Cavs do have is a 29-year-old All-Star and a top-10 pick in a loaded draft. Love is as Spurs-y of a player that's ever existed in the NBA. Popovich would love his ability to pass, shoot, and clean the glass. Osman and Zizic are controllable, young players that compete with energy — another trademark of players that Pop has favored.
LeBron and Kawhi on their own might not be enough to dethrone the Warriors, but it's certainly a start. Leonard is the perfect 'Pippen' to LeBron's 'Jordan'. The former can defend the opposing team's best player, while the latter gains much needed rest to use on the other end of the court.
There would likely be more moves in store from Cleveland's end. If Dan Gilbert wants any chance of keeping LeBron, he'll need to make a splash move like this.
Jordan Brand Back In The Windy City
Spurs Get: Kris Dunn, Bobby Portis, Denzel Valentine, No. 7 and No 22 Picks
Bulls Get: Kawhi Leonard
Jordan Brand has taken some massive hits over the past 12 months. Jimmy Butler went from Chicago to Detroit. Chris Paul and Blake Griffin went from Los Angeles to Houston (not so bad) and Detroit (very bad). Russell Westbrook inked a multi-year deal in Oklahoma City. We theorize that Carmelo Anthony got lost somewhere between New York City and Missouri, and has been replaced by some hooded doppleganger.
The company that represents the most recognizable athlete in the history of the sport begs for better representation in the bigger markets. What better spot for Leonard than his boss's old stomping grounds?
"The Chicago Bulls definitely have a trade package to put together for Kawhi Leonard."
– @WindhorstESPN on ESPN 1000
— Daniel Greenberg (@ChiSportUpdates) June 13, 2018
The Bulls incrementally expedited their rebuilding process with some surprising breakout performances this past season. They jettisoned Nikola Mirotic as soon as he started playing the best basketball of his career, and saw great strides of improvement in their bevy of youngsters (most notably, Lauri Markkanen).
The Spurs would likely ask for Markkanen in return, but that entirely defeats the purpose of them trading away Butler last offseason. A core of Leonard, Markkanen, and Zach LaVine would be a coup for Chicago.
Trust The Claw-cess
Spurs Get: Markelle Fultz, Richaun Holmes, Jeryd Bayless, Justin Anderson
76ers Get: Kawhi Leonard
The 76ers are another team that appear to be in the LeBron Sweepstakes, but could quickly drop out if another option becomes available. On paper, Leonard is a better fit than James in terms of meshing alongside Philly's current stars. His defense, ability to play off the ball, and consistent outside jumper would look great next to Ben Simmons and Joel Embiid.
Fultz's shooting form woes are well-documented. However, he knocked down 41.3-percent of his triples while at Washington. The Spurs did a marvelous job reworking Kawhi's jumper once he entered the league, and might have another miracle in the works. Holmes and Anderson are Spurs-y type role players (intriguing skill-sets with obvious limitations), and Bayless is a veteran added to make the contracts work.
The Spurs have a bevy of options at their disposal, and will ultimately take the deal that most benefits their team moving forward. Although Leonard holds some leverage with his contract expiring in 2019, he could end up playing for any number of teams in the upcoming season.
Sources: Soobum Im/USA TODAY Sports, Twitter/ChiSportUpdates, Twitter/RealSkipBayless, Twitter/ShamsCharania
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Keith Macintyre is a tech columnist with the Penticton Western News.
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A couple of weeks ago, I was invited to the AgriTech Innovation Challenge.
This was a unique event presented by the Ministry of Agriculture and the B.C. Innovation Council that invited producers, processors, entrepreneurs, startups, companies and researchers to listen to a presentation on challenges in four areas: Improving Berry Competitiveness with Mechanization, Pest Management and Loss Reduction, Greenhouse Efficiency and Nutrient Management. These areas have specific challenges that can be solved with technology.
I was invited as an industry expert because of my 18 years of experience as a software engineer. My hope was that my experience in the defense and energy industries could be applied to help the very important agriculture industry. We have an extremely diverse agriculture industry in B.C. and it was fascinating to learn about how technology can improve our competitiveness and become more efficient.
One presentation pointed out that in the next 30 years we will need to produce more food than we have in the entire history of our planet. This is an incredible challenge! I think my favourite part of the event was watching how a Delta dairy farm helps educate their neighbours about how they process manure into fuel methane and fertilizer.
I was sitting beside Jerry and he explained how demonstrating the humane practices used on Canadian farms to urban families helped them understand better how well farms are run in Canada.
Another interesting area is drone technology and satellite imagery. Currently high resolution satellite imagery is updated every 16 days, but this is not fast enough to monitor pest infestation to target interventions. Drones could be used to fly over fields more often so that pesticides could be applied to smaller portions of the field. One company is designing a drone to fly in random patterns to scare birds instead of using noisy bird scarers. Even something seemingly simple such as a non-plastic option that is both biodegradable and strong enough to hold up tomato vine stalks in greenhouses is a bigger issue than one might realize.
The event was finished off with a pitch competition by four up-and-coming startups that spanned a centralized pathogen database to a chemical free automated greenhouse system. It was great to see the diverse and talented individuals and companies at this event.
I particularly liked that there is a business accelerator called Bioenterprise that reminds me of Accelerate Okanagan to help businesses in Canada grow and expand locally and globally in this challenging and competitive industry. With our entrepreneurial spirit and strong economy, B.C. looks poised to be a technology leader in AgriTech.
If you are interested in submitting a solution, a Letter of Interest must be submitted by Dec. 16 (https://agritechinnovation.ca/challenge-submissions/), and successful candidates will advance towards funding opportunities and an opportunity to pitch at the #BCTechSummit, the largest technology conference in B.C., (http://bctechsummit.ca/) in March 2017.
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"Let it stand." (an exchange of emails about James Joyce)
Once or twice [Joyce] dictated a bit of Finnegans Wake to [Samuel] Beckett, though dictation did not work very well for him; in the middle of one such session there was a knock at the door which Beckett didn't hear. Joyce said, 'Come in,' and Beckett wrote it down. Afterwards he read back what he had written and Joyce said, 'What's that "Come in"?' 'Yes, you said that,' said Beckett. Joyce thought for a moment, then said, 'Let it stand.' He was quite willing to accept coincidence as his collaborator. Beckett was fascinated and thwarted by Joyce's singular method.
— Richard Ellmann, James Joyce (Oxford University Press, 1965), pg. 662
I had the following exchange of emails with my brother the other day. We were discussing certain aspects of writing.
Writing shouldn't amount to an incoherent, rambling screed; a sort of data dump of the brain. But sometimes thoughts creep in and occur that don't have to be excised.
P.S. There is an interesting passage in Richard Ellman's biography of Joyce describing how in Paris Joyce was dictating a passage from either Ulysses or Finnegans Wake (I don't recall which) to his amanuensis, Samuel Becket. There was an interruption such as someone knocking on the door and Joyce said something which Becket wrote down. Then, Becket asked, was that supposed to be included? Joyce mulled it over and said leave it in. It was words such as "Come in."
But leaving "come in" in text when it was just a remark that happened while writing and when it has nothing to do with the subject about which is being written is absurd. Joyce's ego must have been enormous by then.
Joyce was a genius. Us mere mortals can't carp or judge.
Yes, a bit nutty at times.
Dr. Colp [my former psychiatrist] and I talked quite a bit about Joyce from time to time. Dr. Colp once said to me: "What would I do with a genius like Joyce for a patient?"
Yes, a genius, but clearly his self-importance was out of control if he had become arrogant enough to leave something in that made no sense.
I wouldn't argue the point. When I read this (years ago), it made me wonder.
I read Richard Ellmann's biography of Joyce when I was in my twenties.
I don't think it will be surpassed.
This entry was posted in James Joyce, writing/literature - miscellaneous observations and tagged James Joyce, James Joyce Finnegans Wake, Ralph Colp Jr., Ralph Colp[ Jr. MD, Richard Ellmann, Roger Smith, Roger W. Smith, Samuel Beckett on May 12, 2019 by Roger W. Smith.


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Gets a data factory which can be used to create OWL API objects such as classes, properties, individuals, axioms etc.
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Alaska national interest lands conservation act of 1979. Report of the Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, House of Representatives, together with dissenting, supplemental, and separate views to accompany H.R. 39 (including the cost estimate of the Congressional Budget Office). April 18, 1979. -- Ordered to be printed.
The work Alaska national interest lands conservation act of 1979. Report of the Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, House of Representatives, together with dissenting, supplemental, and separate views to accompany H.R. 39 (including the cost estimate of the Congressional Budget Office). April 18, 1979. -- Ordered to be printed. represents a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in Bates College. This resource is a combination of several types including: Work, Language Material, Books.
The Resource Alaska national interest lands conservation act of 1979. Report of the Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, House of Representatives, together with dissenting, supplemental, and separate views to accompany H.R. 39 (including the cost estimate of the Congressional Budget Office). April 18, 1979. -- Ordered to be printed.
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Studds, Gerry Eastman, 1937-2006.
Udall, Morris King, 1922-1998.
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Act To Provide for the Admission of the State of Alaska into the Union
Act To Provide, under or by Amendment of the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act, for the Late Enrollment of Certain Natives, the Establishment of an Escrow Account for the Proceeds of Certain Lands, the Treatment of Certain Payments and Grants, and the Consolidation of Existing Regional Corporations, and for Other Purposes
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Naval Petroleum Reserves Production Act of 1976
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Context of Alaska national interest lands conservation act of 1979. Report of the Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, House of Representatives, together with dissenting, supplemental, and separate views to accompany H.R. 39 (including the cost estimate of the Congressional Budget Office). April 18, 1979. -- Ordered to be printed.
Alaska national interest lands conservation act of 1979. Report of the Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, House of Representatives, together with dissenting, supplemental, and separate views to accompany H.R. 39 (including the cost estimate of the Congressional Budget Office). April 18, 1979. -- Ordered to be printed., (electronic resource)

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photo in lieu of "Default"
Discussion in 'iPad 2 Forum' started by barryevans, May 15, 2011.
how do i post a photo to my profile, pls?
You mean the avatar? Like mine says "this is the best avatar ever"?
Go to the iPadforums website, tap on "user cp" at the top.
Scroll down and on the left you will see "edit avatar".
You can upload a picture, (requires a computer), or paste the link to a picture.
And this has nothing to do with an iPad 2, so you could have posted in like "general discussions".
And also, remember to search! We already have a couple threads on avatar changing.


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Aretha Franklin fractures toe but continues tour
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Grammy Awards ceremony set for February 12
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Rock guitarist Leslie West's lower leg amputated
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LONDON (Reuters) - British singer Amy Winehouse, whose career has been blighted by alcohol and drug abuse, has canceled all her scheduled concerts after she was jeered by fans in Serbia recently for a shambolic performance.
John Galliano to attend anti-Semitic trial
PARIS (Reuters) - Fashion designer John Galliano will attend in person his trial on Wednesday over charges he hurled anti-Semitic insults at customers in a cafe in a series of outbursts that have wrecked a towering career.
"Mad Men," "Modern Family" honored by TV critics
Mon,20 Jun 2011 11:53 PM PDT
BEVERLY HILLS, California (Reuters) - In what amounts to a reflection of last year's Emmys and a bold prediction of this year's ceremony. "Mad Men" and "Modern Family" won the top prizes at a new event organized by television critics.
"Hangover" tattoo lawsuit settled
LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Fans of "The Hangover: Part II" can rest easy: the tattoo on Ed Helms' face is staying in the film.


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