Biopic of Joy Division singer Ian Curtis. Directed by photographer Anton Corbijn, who took some of Joy Division's most iconic pictures, this film is inspired by the book ' Touching From A Distance' written by Curtis' widow, Deborah, who is played here by Samantha Morton. It tells the story of how Curtis (Sam Riley), married to Deborah at a young age, becomes distracted from his marriage by the growing success of his band & his burgeoning attraction towards Belgian journalist, Annik Honore. His battle with epilepsy adds to his feelings of despair until he eventually takes his own life on the eve of Joy Division's first American tour. Filmed in black & white, the film captures the time & the place with cool precision. ...

Two murders, days apart but clearly linked. Each victim has had the tips of their fingers removed with a hacksaw. The killer is sending a message & wants his next victim to know who they are
- & be very afraid. Reuben Maitl&, freshly returned to Gene Crime, must investigate the case.
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In this book, leading experts in power, control & communication systems discuss the most promising recent research in smart grid modeling, control & optimization. The book goes on to the foundation for future advances in this critical field of study. ...

Proposing an integrated theory of deviance, this book takes as its central premise that the total amount of control to which people are subjected, relative to the control they can exercise, will affect the probability & type of their deviant behaviour. ...