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Sci-Fi London 9 : 2050 Film Treatment Workshop

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Sci-Fi London 9 : 2050 Film Treatment Workshop
Treatment

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Microbiologist Dr. Simon Park scaring the living daylights out of us by letting us know that bacteria are smart, very active, travel light and outnumber us.

This workshop has a mission! Sci-Fi-London want to see more low-budget, British, science fiction films made: films that look into the near future and challenge some of the decisions humanity is making today. Will there really be clones mining the surface of the Moon for Helium 3? Will the sea levels have risen so high that there are only a few survivors living in giant Arks? – Hunterian Museum, London

Sci-Fi London 9 : 2050 Film Treatment Workshop
Treatment

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The Sci-Fi-London: Life in 2050 – Film Plotting and Science coherence workshop panel:

Science Fiction writer Tony Ballantyne,
Microbiologist Dr. Simon Park , Science Fiction writer, Philip Palmer and Environmental Scientist Jonathan Cowie

This workshop has a mission! Sci-Fi-London want to see more low-budget, British, science fiction films made: films that look into the near future and challenge some of the decisions humanity is making today. Will there really be clones mining the surface of the Moon for Helium 3? Will the sea levels have risen so high that there are only a few survivors living in giant Arks? – Hunterian Museum, London

Sci-Fi London 9 : 2050 Film Treatment Workshop
Treatment

Image by Craig Grobler
The Royal College of Surgeons, London

This workshop has a mission! Sci-Fi-London want to see more low-budget, British, science fiction films made: films that look into the near future and challenge some of the decisions humanity is making today. Will there really be clones mining the surface of the Moon for Helium 3? Will the sea levels have risen so high that there are only a few survivors living in giant Arks?

Pioneer Health Centre 1935: London modernism

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Pioneer Health Centre 1935: London modernism
Health

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Visited as part of Open House 2009.

In 1935, two doctors opened the Pioneer Health Centre to house the ‘Peckham Experiment’, a unique attempt to improve public health through education, community care and preventative medicine.

Drs Scott Williamson and Innes Pearse, the founders, were responding to worryingly low levels of health and fitness among low-income inner-city families. The husband and wife team believed that social and physical environment could have a direct affect on health and sought to prove it.

Nine hundred and fifty families signed up, paying one shilling a week to relax in a club-like atmosphere where physical exercise, games and workshops were all encouraged. Among the original facilities were a nursery, gymnasium, cafeteria and kitchens (serving food grown at the Centre’s farm near Bromley) and swimming pool.

The families were constantly observed by Williamson and Pearse’s team of doctors and attended thorough annual medical examinations with the emphasis on a preventative, rather than a curative approach to health.

To reflect the pioneering approach to healthcare, the building was designed as an equally bold example of 20th century Modernist architecture.

2011 Health Innovation Summit 2553 – John Mattison, MD
Health

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Leaders from the new Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Innovation Center, along with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology, Kaiser Permanente and Vangent and 100 other national leaders in innovation gathered at The Kaiser Permanente Center for Total Health on June 10 for the Health Care Innovation Summit.

Voting on Health Care
Health

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(Image: Jared Rodriguez / t r u t h o u t; Adapted: takomabibelot, Josh Self)

Image paired with the story:
The Final Health Care Vote and What it Really Means
www.truthout.org/robert-reich-the-final-health-care-vote-…

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http://www.flickr.com/photos/takomabibelot/ / CC BY 2.0
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Sci-Fi London 9 : 2050 Film Treatment Workshop

A few nice Treatment images I found:

Sci-Fi London 9 : 2050 Film Treatment Workshop
Treatment

Image by Craig Grobler
Literary Editor for SCI-FI-LONDON Robert Grant introducing the Life in 2050 – Sci-Fi London Film Plotting and Science coherence workshop and the panelists.

This workshop has a mission! Sci-Fi-London want to see more low-budget, British, science fiction films made: films that look into the near future and challenge some of the decisions humanity is making today. Will there really be clones mining the surface of the Moon for Helium 3? Will the sea levels have risen so high that there are only a few survivors living in giant Arks? – Hunterian Museum, London

Sci-Fi London 9 : 2050 Film Treatment Workshop
Treatment

Image by Craig Grobler
Environmental scientist Jonathan Cowie lets us what we have to look forward to in the year 2050. Surprises included over population, resource shortage, and environmental collapse all combining into the "Perfect Storm".

This workshop has a mission! Sci-Fi-London want to see more low-budget, British, science fiction films made: films that look into the near future and challenge some of the decisions humanity is making today. Will there really be clones mining the surface of the Moon for Helium 3? Will the sea levels have risen so high that there are only a few survivors living in giant Arks?
– Hunterian Museum, London

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