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Role Of Media: John Pilger

Interview with John Pilger:

On the role of the media in rapacious wars like Iraq and Afghanistan.

” ….. Up till the arrival of the corporate press at the turn of the 20th century, newspapers were often fiercely independent and saw themselves as voices of ordinary people. The media – press and broadcasting – has long since become an extension of the established order, and frequently its mouthpiece and valet. ……”

For full version of the interview:  Click Full Interview

A new documentary on Iraq, Afghanistan and Palestine by J. Pilger  Web Link: The War You Don’t See

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Reference Material: MATLAB

The following books help to understand MATLAB and train one to use it effectively.

MATLAB  Fundamentals and more:

  1. Mathematics
  2. Graphs and Graphics
  3. Programming
  4. Data Analysis
  5. Desktop Tools and Development Environment
  6. Graphic User Interface (GUI)
  7. Object Oriented Programming
  8. 3D Visualization
  9. Data Import Export
  10. MatlabStats
  11. Function Reference
  12. Matlab Introduction

For SIMULINK  pdf  files click:  Simulink pdf Files

Digital Image Processing with MATLAB: Click DIP

Digital Signal Processing with MATLAB: Click DSP

Courtesy by www.Mathworks.com

EEGPapers

 

Computational Physics: Reference

Numerical Methods for Students:

1.     Book_1
2.     Book_2

Matlab Lectures:

The ‘power point’ lectures cover more than the course designed.

Lectures

Matlab Files:

‘RealRoots’ file contains programs for Bisection, False-Position, Modified False-Position, Secant, Modified Secant, Newton-Raphson and  Fixed-Point Methods.

‘ComplexRoots’  file contains programs for Muller, Bairstow and Synthetic Division.

‘Zipped file’, ‘Files4’ contains programs for Line Regression,Curve Fitting and  Gauss_Seidel Method to solve set of linear equations.

Dark Matter Particle Discovered? : Science

Experiment detects particles of dark matter, maybe events in underground experiment too few for certainty, but match the signature of WIMPs (Weakly Interacting Massive Particles)

By Ron Cowen

January 2nd, 2010; Vol.177 #1 (p.8)

For Detail click : 

 http://www.sciencenews.org/view/generic/id/50960/title/Experiment_detects_particles_of_dark_matter%2C_maybe

Ten Science Stories of 2009: Science News

The Top 10 ScienceNOWs of 2009

ScienceNOW Daily News
24 December 2009

Every year, ScienceNOW publishes hundreds of breaking science news stories, from the discovery of Earth-like planets to new insights into how the brain works. Picking our Top 10 is never an easy task, ……………………

 

For Details click the following address:

http://sciencenow.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/full/2009/1224/1

 

Monster In The Mirror: Sociopolitical

An article on last year’s Mumbai Attacks by Arundhati Royarundhati_roy_140x140

Arundhati Roy was born in 1959 in Shillong, India. She studied architecture in New Delhi, where she now lives, and has worked as a film designer, actor, and screenplay writer in India. A tenth anniversary edition of her novel, The God of Small Things (Random House), for which she received the 1997 Booker Prize, will be officially published within days (Already published ). She is also the author of numerous nonfiction titles, including An Ordinary Person’s Guide to Empire. This piece was published by Outlook India

Introducing a few lines:

 

We’ve forfeited the rights to our own tragedies. As the carnage in Mumbai raged on, day after horrible day, our 24-hour news channels informed us that we were watching “India’s 9/11.” And like actors in a Bollywood rip-off of an old Hollywood film, we’re expected to play our parts and say our lines, even though we know it’s all been said and done before.

As tension in the region builds, U.S. Senator John McCain has warned Pakistan that, if it didn’t act fast to arrest the “bad guys,” he had personal information that India would launch air strikes on “terrorist camps” in Pakistan and that Washington could do nothing because Mumbai was India’s 9/11.

But November isn’t September, 2008 isn’t 2001, Pakistan isn’t Afghanistan, and India isn’t America. So perhaps we should reclaim our tragedy and pick through the debris with our own brains and our own broken hearts so that we can arrive at our own conclusions.

It’s odd how, in the last week of November, thousands of people in Kashmir supervised by thousands of Indian troops lined up to cast their vote, while the richest quarters of India’s richest city ended up looking like war-torn Kupwara — one of Kashmir’s most ravaged districts. ………………….

For complete article click,   The Monster In The Mirror ( 32 KB )

Thanks to  www.countercurrents.org