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Perth's theatre scene: splendid isolation

The Guardian

19 Feb 2014

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The director of one of Western Australia’s Barking Gecko, John Sheedy, says that rather than succumb to the tyranny of distance, Perth’s artists thrive in its space and freedom. A publicity photo from Barking Gecko Theatre Company's production onefivezeroseven, directed by John Sheedy. Photograph ... Watts is best known for his low-fi creation The Adventures of Alvin Sputnik ... Alvin Sputnik started its life at the Blue Room Theatre in 2009 ... ....(size: 5.7Kb)

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Letters to the editor, Feb. 19

San Francisco Chronicle

19 Feb 2014

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Where all the water goes. It can't hurt for The Chronicle to remind us all of the water we use in flushing the toilet ("Toilet etiquette - going, going before it's gone" (Feb. 18), but while flushing, let's not forget that some 80 percent of California's water use is agricultural ... Jeff Carlock, Berkeley. Could be a flushing success ... Try "Army showers" ... Does the word "Sputnik" seem scarier than the word "drought"? When President John F ... ....(size: 5.0Kb)

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No, the sun does not revolve around the Earth

CNN

18 Feb 2014

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updated 3.40 PM EST, Tue February 18, 2014. A recent survey revealed, among other things, that one in four Americans didn't know the Earth revolved around the sun. Editor's note. Sheril Kirshenbaum is director of the University of Texas at Austin's Energy Poll and co-author, with Chris Mooney, of "Unscientific America ... By 1957, the Soviet launch of Sputnik sparked tremendous growth in scientific funding for research and development ... 0 ... ... ... ....(size: 12.1Kb)

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Meeting with Afghan War veterans (The President of Russia)

noodls

17 Feb 2014

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(Source. The President of Russia). Vladimir Putin met in Sochi with Afghan War veterans who also joined him to watch the Russia-USA ice hockey match. February 15 marks the anniversary of the withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan. * * *. PRESIDENT OF RUSSIA VLADIMIR PUTIN ... REPLY. There are no special problems ... Do you know where the Sputnik cinema used to be? This is in the city centre, near the passenger ship terminal, on Komsomolsky square....(size: 3.5Kb)

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Rocket club aims to inspire Georgia students

The Miami Herald

17 Feb 2014

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AUGUSTA, Ga. -- More than 50 years after T.W. Josey High School students formed a club to experiment with rockets and science at the height of the space race, a new group of curious minds are following in their footsteps ... Beard sponsored at Josey in 1964 ... "There's no precise model on how to make your rocket ... They meet every Wednesday at 7 a.m ... It was in the Sputnik era, when Americans were racing to get ahead of the Soviets in spaceflight....(size: 5.4Kb)

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The Presidents Who Made America’s Sports

The Daily Beast

17 Feb 2014

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There would be no football today without Teddy Roosevelt ... Instead, T.R ... Bill Cleary, one of the players who went to Moscow, in an interview years later told of eating in a Moscow restaurant with his teammates and the Soviet intimidation tactic of the day was placing models of the Sputnik spacecraft at every table where the Americans dined to remind the Americans that the Soviet Union, not the U.S., was successful in getting into space....(size: 13.2Kb)

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With Putin in stands, controversy on ice, US emerges with hockey victory over Russia

The Miami Herald

16 Feb 2014

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SOCHI, Russia -- It was a gold medal game minus the gold medal ... The stars carried the hopes of a nation. The cheering ended after the U.S. won a 3-2 overtime victory in a briskly-paced game that featured an unusual strategy and a dose of political carping and one-upsmanship reminiscent of the days of Kennedy, Khrushchev and Sputnik. Russian defenseman Fodor Tyutin appeared to score a regulation time go-ahead goal past U.S ... judge the U.S ... ....(size: 6.7Kb)

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Tom Brokaw Hosts ‘Space Race’ Special Today

mediabistro

15 Feb 2014

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In “Space Race,” airing at 3pmET today on NBC, Brokaw examines the most memorable moments of Cold War battles fought in space including Sputnik; Alexei Leonov’s first-ever spacewalk; the Apollo 11 moon landing; and the ......(size: 1.2Kb)

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Russian Proton Rocket Carrying Turkish Satellite Blasts Off From Baikonur

Novosti

15 Feb 2014

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MOSCOW, February 15 (RIA Novosti) – A Proton rocket carrying a Turkish lifted off early Saturday in the first launch of Russia’s largest rocket this year, the space agency told RIA Novosti ... Moscow currently leases Baikonur – the launch site of Sputnik and Yury Gagarin and the only facility capable of launching the Proton – from Kazakhstan for $115 million annually. © RIA Novosti. ....(size: 1.9Kb)

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TOM BROKAW’S “SPACE RACE” OLYMPIC SPECIAL AIRS TOMORROW (NBC Universal Inc)

noodls

15 Feb 2014

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The special examines the most memorable moments of the space race, including Sputnik; Alexei Leonov's first-ever spacewalk; the Apollo 11 moon landing; and the joint U.S.-Soviet "Apollo-Soyuz" mission in 1975 that, according to astronaut Tom Stafford, ended the race....(size: 7.0Kb)

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Proton Rocket Carrying Turkish Satellite Readies for Launch

Novosti

14 Feb 2014

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MOSCOW, February 14 (RIA Novosti) – A Proton rocket carrying a Turkish satellite is scheduled to lift off early Saturday in the first launch of Russia’s largest rocket this year, the Russian space agency told RIA Novosti ... Moscow currently leases Baikonur – the launch site of Sputnik and Yury Gagarin and the only facility capable of launching the Proton – from Kazakhstan for $115 million annually. © RIA Novosti. ....(size: 2.0Kb)

photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag

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Sochi and 'Shooting-Off' Stray Dogs Like Laika

WorldNews.com

13 Feb 2014

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Soviet bureaucrats were also hoping to again stun the world by delivering a "space spectacular" mission that would repeat the triumph of Sputnik I.(3) Laika, who became the first animal launched into orbit and paved the way for human spaceflight, was picked from several strays found wandering the streets of Moscow....(size: 7.2Kb)

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Mabeskraal: Our water troubles still run deep

Mail Guardian South Africa

13 Feb 2014

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Mabeskraal, a village of 10 000 people in the North West, has not had piped water for three years. Officially, however, it does have access to water ... "I can’t remember the last time we had water here ... Protests ... Sputnik Ratau, speaking for the department of water affairs, says there are problems because the supply to Mabeskraal runs through a few villages where "uncontrolled access" disturbs the supply ... Cost ... ....(size: 7.8Kb)

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