Foreign correspondents travel the world, report on people and events and have hundreds of thousands (in some cases millions) of readers or viewers south asia is an especially favoured assignment because of the immensity of the story it is a place where politics and major events unfold on the streets, not just in closed rooms this book, with its collection of reportage, comment and photographs, reflects this story it does not seek to cover every event in the decades since 1947, but focuses instead on good writing and historic moments that give a picture of how foreign correspondents have covered the region the collection includes articles and photographs on subjects as diverse as tiger hunts, religious fanaticism and the indian enthusiasm for pg wodehouse peter kann's pulitzer prize-winning account of the fall of dacca in 1971 and barbara crosette's eyewitness report of rajiv gandhi's assassination are two justly celebrated pieces, but all the contributions bring to life the subcontinent's recent-and dramatic-histories today, while e-mail and mobile phones allow events to be relayed almost as they happen, foreign correspondents still undertake in-depth reportage, which may involve weeks of research and travel the job can also be dangerous, even life-threatening the collection includes two wall street journal articles by daniel pearl, who was kidnapped and killed by islamic militants in 2002

Foreign Correspondent : Fifty Years Of Reporting South Asia [Paperback] [Jan 01, 2009] John Elliott

John Elliot

Simon Denyer

Bernard Imhasly

Penguin books.India

From the dead constellation of Andromeda flashed continuously a long and intensely complicated message. Picked up during the testing of the world's most powerful radio-telescope, it proved to be a blueprint of a computer so advanced that it made all earth-built computers seem like children's counting beads and even produced a thinking, living human-being to interpret its needs. Could this be part of a fantastic plan to take over the earth?

Andromeda Breakthrough

Fred Hoyle

Fawcett Publications

From two hundred light years across the universe comes a message of terror... A new radio telescope picks up a complex series of signals from the Andromeda constellation - signals which prove to be a programme for a giant computer. When the computer begins to relay the information it receives from Andromeda, the project assumes a vital importance, for scientists find themselves possessing knowledge previously unknown to man - knowledge of such a nature that the security of human life itself is threatened.

A for Andromeda: A Novel of Tomorrow

Literature & Fiction

AVON.

Fall of eagles;: The end of the great European dynasties

British Broadcasting Corp.

In addition to being the man who coined the term 'the Big Bang', world-renowned astronomer Sir Fred Hoyle also produced a fine body of science fiction. The Andromeda Anthology contains the acclaimed duology A for Andromeda and The Andromeda Breakthrough, co-written with John Elliot.\nThe close-knit group of scientists who work at the new radio telescope are shocked to receive a mysterious signal from the heart of the Andromeda galaxy. Working with mathematician Christine Jones, Dr John Fleming interprets the signal as the instructions to build a super-computer. When the computer begins to relay the information it receives from Andromeda, scientists find themselves possessing knowledge previously unknown to mankind, knowledge that could threaten the security of human life itself.

Andromeda Anthology

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Science Fiction

Gateway

If you are aspiring to the rank of professional oil pastel artist, look no further. Long neglected in the professional art world, oil pastels offer an unlimited palette of creative expression, with which no other medium can compare. Initially commissioned by Pablo Picasso, the oil pastel struggled into existence and was long dismissed as a medium for children. Thankfully, the convenience, quality, and non-toxic nature of oil pastels attracted the attention of art director and film producer John Elliot, who, in turn, authored this book. Like a true pioneer, Elliot has been on a mission to introduce other artists to this "new medium" since 1983 when he published the first article detailing its use. With over 178 full-color paintings, Oil Pastels for the Serous Beginner is dedicated to artists of all levels who are ready to try oil pastels. Featuring lessons that progressively become more challenging, this book demonstrates how the medium can make your artwork more creative. Learn how to create traditional landscape, portrait, and still life paintings, along with experimental approaches including: Impasto Etching Washes Monoprint Stencil and screen techniques Methods for combining oil pastel with soft pastel, mixed media,and more!

Oil Pastel for the Serious Beginner: Basic Lessons in Becoming a Good Painter

Computers & Technology

Programming

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