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In and Out of Each Other's Worlds
Abstract The art of Austrian Kindertransportee Helga Michie has been much discussed, particularly in the context of the work of her identical twin, Holocaust writer Ilse Aichinger. This article, however, focuses in particular on Michie's daughter, English-born painter Ruth Rix, and the relationship with her mother. It considers Rix's appropriation of images inspired by Austrian family photographs and more than a hundred picture postcards, provided by Michie. Across two generations, the art of mother and daughter – overshadowed by the Holocaust – is introduced, examining how each influenced the other, with Rix grappling with both memory and postmemory. As she suggests, Michie offered a ‘doorway’ into Austria, and she, conversely, one to Englishness, though both strayed constantly ‘in and out of each other's worlds’. Motifs inspired by private and wider tragedies highlight shared concerns: fracture, family, memory, identity, loss and notions of home, creating a trans-generational body of work which, when taken as a whole, is even more powerful than when viewed apart.
Obituary: Donald Michie (1923-2007)
Donald Michie, the father of artificial intelligence in Britain, died in a car accident Jul 7, 2007. He had first encountered this revolutionary idea in the company of Alan Turing at Britains code-breaking center, Bletchley Park, during the Second World War.
Meditation being used at Perth school and businesses to target stress; Perth schools and businesses are using meditation to calm nerves and boost the mental health of students and staff
\"There is very much a 'we can do it' attitude.\" \"But it was funny after that morning, the same people came up and said 'my God that was just what we needed, that was perfect.'\" \"I'm lucky that I've learnt it in school at quite a young age because now I can use it for many things in the future,\" said one Year 11 student.
United Kingdom : Oil Gas UK welcomes inauguration of Laggan-Tormore West of Shetland gas project
I was delighted to be in Shetland today, to attend the formal inauguration of Totals Laggan-Tormore project which allows, for the first time, gas to flow into the UK from the North Sea west of Shetland.
United Kingdom : Oil Gas UK welcomes release of Government-Funded seismic data
We welcome the news that the Oil and Gas Authority is now releasing into the public domain the substantial volume of seismic data from the UK government-funded surveys. This marks a milestone in the collective efforts to re-energise exploration activity on the UK Continental Shelf (UKCS). The OGA is publishing the data via the UKOilandGasData.com portal, the industrys shared data management service operated by Common Data Access (CDA), a subsidiary of Oil & Gas UK.
In Memoriam
Donald Michie was killed in an automobile accident on Jul 7, 2007. For contributions to artificial intelligence, he was elected a founding Fellow of the American Association of Artificial Intelligence.
Obituaries
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to list and discuss several workers on cybernetics and systems, all fairly recently deceased. Online sources of further details are quoted. Designmethodologyapproach The aim is to review developments on the internet, especially those of general cybernetic interest. Findings The demise of these workers is a great loss. Practical implications For all of the people listed, it is instructive to contemplate their achievements and to speculate on what else they would have done had they lived. Originalityvalue It is hoped this is a valuable periodic review.
United Kingdom : Oil Gas UK Secures Early Forum Following Meeting with New Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy
Deirdre Michie, Oil & Gas UKs chief executive, said I was pleased to meet Greg Clark MP, secretary of state for the newly formed department for business, energy and industrial strategy in Aberdeen today so soon after his appointment. He reinforced that the UK Government sees the oil and gas sector as a strategically important industry for the UK, and one which needs to be at the heart of the Governments new industrial strategy.