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Mladic trial opens in the Hague / Witnesses coerced, says Liberia's Charles Taylor / The pliosaur who suffered painful arthritis.

AIST is one of the largest public research institutes in Japan. AIST conducts research and development in a variety of fields including environment, energy, life science, biotechnology, information technology, electronics, nanotechnology, materials, manufacturing, metrology, measurement science, geological survey, and applied geoscience.

DLL Hijacking is an attack that exploits the way some Windows applications search and load DLLs that they need and use. Most Windows applications will not use a fully qualified path to load any required DLLs. A bad guy can place a DLL for a known program in a location that is searched before the real DLL's location almost guarantee that the malicious DLL is loaded, resulting in whatever code th...

Tutorial Modeling a Human Head Basemesh

This episode we've got two great features for you. Laurence Tratt talks about domain specific languages and Thomas Wenisch discusses energy efficient data centers. Edd fails miserably in the quiz and has to listen to a terrible joke from Alex as punishment.

Professor Simon Kirby delivered his inaugural lecture entitled "The Language Organism: evolution, culture, and what it means to be human" on 22 March 2011. For my public Inaugural Lecture, I will be trying to give a broad accessible summary of the importance of some of the recent research in the LEC. Our species can do something utterly unique in the natural world - a behaviour so transforma...

Gavin doing his first overnight shift on BBC News. Recorded on Sunday 18th September 2011 at 2:00am on BBC News Channel.

Prof Libkin delivered his Inaugural entitled "Separating possible from impossible, or why practical computing needs theory" on Tuesday 10 May 2011. Leonid Libkin is Professor of Foundations of Data Management in the School of Informatics at the University of Edinburgh. He was previously a Professor at the University of Toronto and a member of research staff at Bell Laboratories in Murray Hill....

PureDarwin is a distribution of the Darwin open source operating system which forms the basis of Mac OS X. The version shown here is PureDarwin 9 which is equivalent to Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard. It is running in a QEMU virtual machine on Ubuntu 9.10, but can be run directly on compatible Intel hardware as well. http://www.puredarwin.org/ http://www.opensource.apple.com/ http://darwinbuild.macosfo...

This is a tutorial on how to use an automated lip sync plugin with Blender 2.57 as well as some news that will be of interest to 3D artists.

This week we find out about the counter campaign to the awful Coalition For Marriage, discover how religious extremists are targeting university campuses to recruit students, find out if the government's new alcohol advice stands up to scrutiny and reminisce about 2000AD at 25. We also come closer to answering the age-old question... are the colours we perceive the same as the colours other peo...

Syrian diplomacy/ Australia's hidden shoes/ Muslim polygamy.

David Hume's thinking was radical and thorough. This was his strength, but also a source of ammunition to his enemies. He has been interpreted as being scathingly negative in all of his conclusions - whether about morality, religion or basic epistemology. The lecture will argue that Hume has much that is positive to teach us about all of these topics. However, the main focus will be upon the ...

How is the world trying to build faster and faster routers that enable you to download at higher rates? That's the question that Hugh picks in his interview with Gordon Brebner. They talk about many interesting topics, like, how FPGAs are used at the core of the Internet. Moreover, in our second feature, Alex talks to Patrick Lam about proving specific properties for computer programs, yet anot...

Kofi Annan meets Syrian leader in Damascus / Russian protests against Putin victory / Japan a year after tsunami and earthquake

This week we find out about the counter campaign to the awful Coalition For Marriage, discover how religious extremists are targeting university campuses to recruit students, find out if the government's new alcohol advice stands up to scrutiny and reminisce about 2000AD at 25. We also come closer to answering the age-old question... are the colours we perceive the same as the colours other peo...

This month we bring you another special episode. This time it's all about computers and music! Mark, our newest team member, interviews composer Michael Edwards, who unveils the merits of algorithmic composition. Chris talks to Dave Murray Rust who has built an agent-based system that can jam alongside real mus...

44CON 2011 Technical Track, Philip Polstra presentation tittled USB Flash Drive Forensics.

ConnectUSA by U.S. Embassy Tokyo (English) 10/15/11 06:02AM

http://www.crestmuse.jp/crestmuse_research2008_e.html This is the demonstration video of "CrestMuse Project". This video introduces "Active Listening".

Prof Aubrey Manning, Emeritus Professor of Natural History, presents "Population - can we begin to talk sensibly?".

Here is another half hour helping of CompuCast Goodness. After last month's special episode, we are back to our new, snappy format. In this episode, we talk with Micrsoft Research chief research officer, Rick Rashid, about the data driven world. Phil Wadler has a chat with Gregory Chaitin and finally we honour the life of Dennis Ritch...

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Italy after Berlusconi resigns / Syria calls for Arab summit / Bangladesh climate change.

Examining the climate change compromises, emission deals and fallout from WikiLeaks at COP16 in CancúnJames RandersonJohn VidalMichael JacobsAndy DuckworthPeter SaleSuzanne GoldenbergGeorge Monbiot

Speaker(s): Tom Burke, Avinash Persaud | The event will focus on two key questions: Has the economic crisis irrevocably undermined the world's chances of successfully addressing climate change? Or are the investment opportunities such that the private sector can still prevent an environmental disaster? Global Policy brings together leading experts to discuss these questions as the global econ...

Tunisia election aftermath / Occupy Movements / Aspirin & cancer

UNESCO admits Palestine as full member / Qantas resumes flights / Birth of seven-billionth baby marked.

Preview of a blues harmonica event in Boulder, Colorado on January 14, 2012 featuring Adam Gussow and Ronnie Shellist. If you're interested in attending this event, you can find out more at: http://youtubeharmonicaclinic.weebly.com/ If you'd like to purchase a copy of Gussow's new version of the Sanford and Son Theme (The Streetbeater), you can find it on iTunes and CD Baby. You can also pur...

Continuing of Part 10

Gates: Buffett is 'unique leader' Bill Gates says Warren Buffett is his best friend. The two share a fascination with business - and playing bridge. They also happen to be two of the richest people in the world. Buffett does not share Gates' fascination with computers, but learnt to use one just to be able to play bridge online. According to Gates, Buffett is now quite adept at web-browsing. Th...

This is the second in our series of podcasts for the forthcoming documentary "Critical Mass". In this podcast, we discuss the issue of population growth with Simon Ross from the Optimum Population Trust.

Overview and Introduction to Lisp Despite the copyright notice on the screen, this course is now offered under a Creative Commons license: BY-NC-SA. Details at http://ocw.mit.edu/terms Subtitles for this course are provided through the generous assistance of Henry Baker, Hoofar Pourzand, Heather Wood, Aleksejs Truhans, Steven Edwards, George Menhorn, and Mahendra Kumar.

For more MCR go to: http://www.nme.com/artists/my-chemical-romance Gerard Way invited NME Video into My Chemical Romance's dressing room just before they were about to go on stage at London's O2 Arena. For all the latest news on My Chemical Romance check out: http://www.nme.com/artists/my-chemical-romance

For the full, in depth version of this tutorial, including more tips and tricks, plus many more training tutorials, visit www.firechildvideo.blogspot.com In this short tutorial I'll show you how to create an impressive gold material rendered within the built in renderer... no third party such as yafray or luxrender! (although yafray and lux can be very impressive too!) again... see more at ww...

Join Robbie Ferguson and Christa Wells as they produce great looking video using free tools available on Linux. In Part 1 of our series on Video Editing on Linux, Robbie and Christa dive into the OpenShot video editor and take you through obtaining the software, installing and configuring the software, 3D title creation, video editing, using the interface and even rolling your credits at the en...

DigInfo - http://www.diginfo.tv 7/10/2010 AIST HRP-4C

On the PC Pro podcast this week: the government bans all bad things from the internet to save the children. We also find out why Opera flew Nicole to Oslo to show her a browser without scroll-bars, we examine Google's UK ebook store, and we look at ISPs' data rates. Our Hot Hardware candidate is [...]

This week we take an evidence based approach to the 50p tax rate, find out what on earth a synchrontron is and find out what Robin Ince thinks of skepticism and the arts.

Matt Frei's first report and live link on Channel 4 News, Thursday September 8, 2011. Matt Frei reports from Manhattan, Kansas on sentiments towards the 9/11 attacks a decade on. He assesses America's economy, amidst an unemployment rate of 9.1%. Jon Snow talks to Matt about President Obama's key jobs speech. Copyright Channel 4 News 2011.

Do depressed people really eat more chocolate? Summer break? The EUSci podcast knows no such thing. Rain or shine, we bring you the latest in science news. This week, our host Jon Manning explores stories about helpful grandmothers, x-ray lasers, super batteries, and much more. So sit back and enjoy our take on the helpful battery of sci...

Speaker(s): Stephan Freeman, Dr Steve March | LSE IT Services is pleased to present a series of evenings (19, 20 and 21 October) to help promote awareness of information security issues that are relevant to every person that uses the Internet. With the increasing use of computers and information technology in our everyday lives, the number of threats that people face on the Internet everyday ha...

Steve Jobs dies, Euro banking crisis, Libyan politics, Sarah Palin doesn't run, white Zambian vice president, Bahrain doctors re-trial, British soldiers postcards