Earth as Art
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Archive for July 19th, 2003
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<p>Fabulous, fantastic images taken from 440 miles in space by the Landsat-6<br />
satellite. The U.S. Geological Survey has selected 41 out of over 400,000<br />
images for their "Earth as Art" exhibition at the Library of Congress.</p>
<p>"Each of the 41 images … has been selected for its artistic appeal<br />
rather than for its scientific significance", said a librarian. The<br />
on-line slide show is worth a look.</p>
<p>This image shows cloud formations over the western Aleutian Islands.</p>
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from MSNBC
Lawyer Wired, Convict Appeals
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A BBC production crew spent a year in Suffolk County Courthouse, filming a Frontline documentary about the US justice system called ”Real Justice”. One of the featured trials invovled Daniel Downey, charged with murdering a man in a South Boston bar. Attorneys on both sides had agreed to wear wires. Problem was, nobody told Downey, who is arguing on appeal that the wire violated his right to private consultation with his lawyer….
