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User:Stirling Newberry
Stirling Newberry (1967- ) American. Blogger, historian and composer.
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Brief Biography
Stirling Newberry is best known for his political work in support of the American Democratic Party, and military and economic analysis. In 2003 he was part of the small group of people who helped organize and drive the movement to Draft Wesley Clark for President and came to wider public notice when his criticisms of the early Clark campaign were picked up by the national media. While controversial at the time, these criticisms, very regrettably, were later born out by events.
Since then Stirling Newberry has been cited as an expert on blogging and the social forces involved in the flowering of internet politics, and is currently working on a book on the transformation of political and economic models which is occuring. His work has been covered in Vanity Fair, Wired Magazine, Salon.com and mentioned in other national press outlets. He has also been cited as a military analyst with regard to the war in Iraq, where he is a harsh critic of the conduct of the war from the persective of effectiveness and commensurate means for the stated ends.
He is also a composer of Classical music.
Involvement in Wikipedia
- Wikicite project Adding references and bibliographic reference material to wikimedia.
- A model of decision information using wikipedia
Stirling Newberry has blogged on how Wikipedia is a laboratory for emerging economic models based on a long tail contributions and coöperation systems, where competition is asserts itself over relative scarcity of attention bandwidth rather than over particular resources. In this view the reduction of decision costs is essential to increasing participation.
He is also working on the project to put a card catalog on line called Wikicite which will allow wiki editors to easily embed citations, and create bibliographic enhancement for citations used on wikipedia. The purpose of this project is to make citing within wiki easier and faster, and to subject the quality of sources to the wikiprocess, while more firmly linking wikisource to wikipedia and wiktionary.
He is also a regular contributor to articles on Economics, Philosophy, Classical music and Social movements, including Gold standard, Hyper-inflation, Romanticism, The Age of Enlightenment, Postmodernism, Modernism and History of sonata form.
Compositions
- Symphony No. 1, "Sketches from Dante"
- Symphony in A
- Symphony in E, "In Pursuit of the Millenium"
- Symphony in C#
- Symphony in B
- Symphony in F#
- Koncertstueck in G "Rime of the Ancient Mariner"
- Koncertstueck in Db "Hyperion"
- Piano Concerto in G "Tiananamen"
- Quartet in A
- Quartet in Ab "Romanish Elegien"
- Quartet in F
- Quartet in D "Sehnsucht"
- Quartet in Db
- Quartet in F#
- Piano Trio in F
- Piano Trio in Bb
- Violin Sonata in D
- Cello Sonata in D
- Cello Sonata in F#
- Cello Sonata in C
- Overture to Medea
- On "Paradise Lost"
- The Ruins - a cantata for small orchestra
- Piano Sonata in C#
- Piano Sonata in F#
- Piano Sonata in Bb
Web sites
- Laboring under illusions
- Ishtar Wiki An experimental wiki for that world.
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