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Landship loses stalwart Watson

Lord High Admiral Vernon Watson, OBE, familiarly known to us as Captain Watson, has died. Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley in a tribute tonight, said Watson, who died today, lived and breathed the Landship. “His dedication to the ‘Ship was total and all-consuming. For close to 75 years it dominated his vision as he contemplated how he could secure the legacy of the organisation he led. “My heart breaks at …

Kanopy Announces New Partnership with Participant to Further Promote Public Access to Social Impact Entertainment

  The deal allows patrons access to content from the Participant catalog not previously available for public library streaming. Available today to public libraries under Kanopy’s popular pay-per-use model, the new selection of Participant titles include:   3 1/2 Minutes, Ten Bullets: Winner of the Sundance Film Festival US Documentary Special Jury Award: Social Impact,  3 1/2 Minutes, Ten Bullets dissects the shooting death of 17-year-old Jordan Davis by Michael Dunn in Jacksonville, Florida on Black Friday, 2012. The film examines the aftermath of this systemic tragedy, the contradictions within the American criminal justice system -particularly the implications of the “Stand Your Ground” self-defense law, and the racial prejudices that ensued.

The Icarus Line: a perpetual appetite for destruction / In Depth // Drowned In Sound

June 5th, 2007 I remember the 5K review perfectly: the cover art, a jumble of monochrome and deep crimson with a figure turned away as if some bad shit has just gone down, seemed so appealing, even before the accompanying words were ingested. The bed was a mess, the grey skies full of violence and fire. I had to have this. And I did. Over and over. Mono was 2001’s greatest rock and roll album, from a band who teetered on self-destruction in the most beautiful way imaginable; their shows – all limbs and teeth, spit and confrontation – weren’t always memorable for the right reasons, but they were memorable nonetheless. Once, in Manchester, I wondered why I’d bothered with them: the set was limp, the band disinterested. I may have heckled them in my drunken disappointment. I did so, of course, from the safety of the venue’s rear. I still recall Joe’s eyes, though, burning bright towards me – he didn’t need to say anything, I got the message.

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