Old Bailey Online - Getting Started. Click on the image for a video guide. A text version of the same material, with linked screenshots, can be read below. The Proceedings of the Old Bailey are made up of 120 million words, recording 197,000 trials held at the Old Bailey, or Central Criminal Court in London, between 1674 and 1913. All of human life, and every kind of crime is here. This tutorial is designed to get you started searching for names and phrases. The easiest way of searching this text is by key word from the home page.
The first thing most people do is search for their own name. The results page lists the first ten trials or results. Searching for a name such as Hitchcock produces 288 results, listed ten per page. Result number 3, for William Hitchcock, looks interesting, and you can read his trial report by selecting the line of text beginning: William Hitchcock, Theft... This provides a unique identifier for this particular trial or piece of text. Cast: 75: Brian Wood. Picture: Brian Wood (C) iTunes | Download (mp3) | RSS | iPhone App Brian Wood is the author of some of the present era’s smartest comic books, including “DMZ”, “The Massive”, “Channel Zero”, and “Northlanders”. Wood’s original works explore current events through characters trying to survive and even make a difference in the midst of political, social and environmental change.
In addition to his all-original stories, Wood is well known for his work with popular franchises like Star Wars, Conan and the X-Men. In this episode of the DisinfoCast, Wood and I talk about his work, the media, politics, the future and the difficulties an artist faces dealing with the expectations of his fans. 4Share 17Share. Media Roots Radio - Post 9/11, How We All Became Boiled Frogs. The DisinfoCast: Episode 35: Carla Wills-Brandon. Radioeris.com:8000/radio.
Roboticist Daniel H. Wilson on the ‘Joe Rogan Experience’ #283. The DisinfoCast: Episode 33: Steve Volk, ‘Fringe-ology’ Come Join My Cult.. Reporting From Outside Party Lines. Media Roots Music – Atop Set #3 by Media Roots MEDIA ROOTS- In this week’s set I try to discredit the notion that electronic music is not organic or emotional. Most electronic music that has been integrated into contemporary music sounds robotic and lifeless. The tracks I chose for this week’s set feel organic, yet maintain the unique timbres and intonations of electronic music. This set is for people who may still think that only traditional instruments make the only acceptable sounding organic sounds available to us. I love electronic music, because of its infinite nature- with the right amount of imagination, an electronic song can be just as beautiful and engaging as any traditional instrumentation. Akkad the Orphic Priest aka ATOP Artist List: ISAN – Salamander Marcus Intalex – TB or not TB? Listen to last week’s Media Roots Music Fluorescent Grey Mix, an Interview with Songwriter John Vanderslice, or a broadcast about Fukushima: Coverage and Break Down of Radiation.
Reporting From Outside Party Lines. Reporting From Outside Party Lines. Media Roots Music- Atop Set #2 by Media Roots MEDIA ROOTS– With my second set for Media Roots Music, I continue to explore my different musical obsessions. At the beginning of the mix there is a sense of technology’s distance and coldness with the sounds. The end of the set ends with the more tangible essence of hands on instruments and voices bending the air. I feel there is a connection between both that can be felt from beginning to end. I hope you all enjoy it. All the featured music on the mix can be found through searching discogs.com or by emailing me: codymcphail@gmail.com. Akkad the Orphic Priest aka ATOP Artist List: Listen to last week’s Media Roots Music Mix by Atop, an Interview with Songwriter John Vanderslice, or a broadcast about Libya, Nuclear Power & Religious Environmentalism.
Reporting From Outside Party Lines. Media Roots Music – Fluorescent Grey Mix #1 by Media Roots FG: If you are an avid listener of Media Roots Radio, you may have noticed our frequent use of obscure electronic music in our intros, and segweys. This mix is dedicated to the electronic music that influenced me as a child. I was born in 1981, so a lot of this is from before my time. However, echoes of these songs can be heard throughout 80s film and television. I was introduced to Joel Van Droogen Broeck’s ridiculously prescient song ‘Robot Tiger’ when I was halfway done making this mix by Reid Dunn AKA Wisp from Rephlex Records. I have to also personally confess that the main reason Dawn of the Dead is such a memorable movie for me is because of the film’s use of Goblin’s synth masterpiece ‘La Caccia’ in the film- not the political commentary or gore.
Fluorescent Grey Artist List: Reporting From Outside Party Lines. Media Roots Music – Atop Mix #6 by Media Roots MEDIA ROOTS– This set is a celebration of repetition. Every day we see the same objects and hear the same sounds. Deep down we know they are not truly the same, yet we hold onto the idea of repetition in our daily lives. Musical loops are perfect examples of this. No matter how many times you play a piece of music, sections of that piece – depending on the direction in which you hold your head or in which your ears face – will vary depending on how the sound is registered by your mind.
Each time a loop repeats, it is never heard the same way by yourself. This exercises the idea that everything is in constant flux. All the featured music on the mix can be found through searching discogs.com or by emailing me: codymcphail@gmail.com. Akkad the Orphic Priest aka ATOP Artist List: