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Reply #45
November 15, 2005, 04:57:54 PM »
Re: Did Mary Stuart & descendants have porphyr
Does anyone know if any of the descendants of the illegitimate children of Charles II and James II suffered from porphyria? None of James's legitimate descendants seem to have suffered from the disease, based on what I've read in their biographies.
Reply #46
November 15, 2005, 10:03:08 PM »
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Re: Did Mary Stuart & descendants have porphyr
Was, or
is there
any way of confirmation that your statement, "Psychological aspects must also have contributed, and in his final years perhaps Alzheimers as well" has been confirmed ?
Thanks for your input.
Yes, I agree totally.
Many of George III's royal contemporaries were descended from James (as were many of the english aristocracy). Marie Antoinette and Louis XVI were both descendants, as was the Queen of Spain, Kings of Denmark and Prussia etc. I've never understood how the porphyria gene had the forsight to follow exactly the british line of succession, when this was entirely fortuitous.
It seems to me (non-doctor) that porphyria is a condition which may be commoner in its milder forms than people may think. Perhaps the symptoms as you say overlap with other kidney (alcohol induced?) problems.
The extreme case of George III's madness can for me not be explained by porphyria alone. Psychological aspects must also have contributed, and in his final years perhaps Alzheimers as well.
Reply #47
November 16, 2005, 01:42:43 AM »
Velikye Knyaz
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Re: Did Mary Stuart & descendants have porphyr
Was, or
is there
any way of confirmation that your statement, "Psychological aspects must also have contributed, and in his final years perhaps Alzheimers as well" has been confirmed ?
Thanks for your input.
Hi Tania
I don't think even now there is a test for Alzheimers. Here's a definition from an Alzheimers site:
"Alzheimer's is a progressive, degenerative disorder that affects the brain. It damages the brain cells responsible for intellectual functioning in the brain, including memory, intelligence, judgment, and speech. Alzheimers leads to the loss of mental and physical functions.
Alzheimer's is the most
cause of dementia in older people. It affects the parts of the brain that control thought, memory, and language. A small percentage Alzheimer's patients are under 50 years of age. However, most are over 65 years of age. A rare and aggressive form of Alzheimer's can happen in some people in their 40s and 50s.
Over the course of years, as the disease progresses, individuals loose their ability to perform the basic tasks that are part of everyday life and usually end up requiring constant care and supervision. "
I don't think there's a test for "psychological causes" either, but everyone has these!
Never put off until tomorrow what you can put off until the day after tomorrow. (Mark Twain)
Reply #48
November 16, 2005, 01:45:08 AM »
Velikye Knyaz
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Re: Did Mary Stuart & descendants have porphyr
Does anyone know if any of the descendants of the illegitimate children of Charles II and James II suffered from porphyria? None of James's legitimate descendants seem to have suffered from the disease, based on what I've read in their biographies.
This would include a large swathe of the English upper classes including Diana, POW and Camilla Parker-Bowles, whoops the Duchess of Cornwall.
Never put off until tomorrow what you can put off until the day after tomorrow. (Mark Twain)
Reply #49
November 16, 2005, 05:05:39 PM »
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Re: Did Mary Stuart & descendants have porphyr
I recently heard or read somewhere that recent examination of George III's remains reveal that he died from arsenic poisoning. Probably not a deliberate poisoning, but he may have been taking doses of arsenic over time, which people sometimes did for medicinal reasons. Has anyone heard anything about this?
Reply #50
November 18, 2005, 10:32:54 AM »
Re: Did Mary Stuart & descendants have porphyr
Somehow I doubt that Camilla and other current Stuart descendants will be lining up anytime soon to be tested for porphyria.
However, I wonder if the lives of any of the eighteenth and nineteenth century descendants have been studied for symptoms of porphyria. For example, one of Charles's descendants, the author and statesman Charles James Fox, led a very well documented life.
Elena, I saw an article in the newspaper about the possibility that George III took arsenic for various ailments, and was poisoned by it. From what I've read about poor George's final years in biographies, he doesn't seem to have suffered from arsenic poisoning.
Reply #51
December 20, 2005, 07:48:56 AM »
Re: Did Mary Stuart & descendants have porphyr
According to Edward Corp, the heart of James II was tested for porphyria in recent years; the test results showed no sign of the disease. Corp said that there are some questions about the provenance of the heart, and that more testing might be done on other organs of James II which were buried separately from his corpse.
There is no evidence that James II or his descendants in the legitimate line suffered from porphyria.
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June 22, 2010, 11:25:18 AM »
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Re: Did Mary Stuart & descendants have porphyria?
This is a very interesting site. I plan on spending time doing a lot of reading here as participants seem to have a lot of interesting information that one could learn from.
I'm new here and stumbled upon this site when searching for info on porphyria. I am maternally descended from old European aristocracy/royalty and when reading about an ancestor I stumbled upon the mention of porphyria. Looking into it further I discovered that it just might be the explanation for some of the mysterious problems that seem to run in our family that doctors can't quite put a finger on. Myself, my youngest daughter and one of my nieces have an 'allergy' to the sun where we develop an itchy rash and sometimes little blisters usually in the beginning of the sunny season. After we get a bit of a tan the symptoms seem to fade. A good portion of my family are photosensitive and wear dark glasses year round out of doors, even on 'bright' cloudy days. My little one becomes extremely light sensitive when she has a cold/is sick and will literally cry and run to hide in a dark room as just normal lighting is blinding and painful to her eyes. Many of us have a history of unexplained stomach pains, and all that goes with that topic. My sister and my niece have been told they have fibromyalgia, yet drugs of any type rarely do much to alleviate their discomfort. We all get the unexplained tingling and numbness in our extremities, tho no one has ever become paralyzed by these symptoms. My sister and I both get the racing heart symptoms from time to time, yet the doctors say we have no heart problems that they can find.
I'm encouraging my sister and niece to be tested as they seem to suffer from the symptoms the most and to a higher degree and are more likely better test subjects than others of us within the family.
If anyone has ever come across any further information regarding this disease please post it, any info would be appreciated.
Reply #53
June 29, 2011, 09:00:32 PM »
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Reply #54
August 11, 2011, 07:30:08 PM »
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Re: Did Mary Stuart & descendants have porphyria?
Earlier posters asked about porphyria symptoms so I thought it might be useful to outline the symptoms of Acute Intermittent Porpyhria, as described in
Purple Secret
. AIP is the most common form of the disease and one of the main candidates for the malady in the Royal Stuarts.
Purple Secret
(1998) by John C.G. Rohl, Martin Warren and David Hunt. p 244-245:
Acute Intermittent Porphyria (AIP) is the most common of the inherited porphyrias and is caused by a deficiency in the enzyme porphobilinogen deaminase (PBGD). A deficiency in this enzyme leads to the accumulation of the early pathway intermediates porphilobinogen (PBG) and ALA, which are excreted in the urine of patients during an attack. The excretion of PBG can give rise to the presence of coloured urine, usually red or brown. More often, the colour of urine develops with time after it is left to stand. AIP is normally triggered by factors such as diet, hormones and drugs. The disorder is generally expressed after puberty and with a higher incidence in women than in men, perhaps reflecting the greater fluctuation in hormone levels.
There have been a number of clinical studies on the incidence of the symptoms of AIP. In all cases, around 90 per cent of patients suffer from abdominal pain, with a majority also suffering from vomiting and constipation. Patients were also found to suffer from limb, head, neck or chest pains, muscle weakness, hypertension and tachycardia and to display mental symptoms. In addition, some patients reported convulsions, sensory loss, breathing difficulties and fever. The abdominal pains are often severe enough to warrant surgical exploration. If this is accompanied by a barbiturate-based anaesthetic, it often makes the AIP more acute and can lead to death. In severe cases, the urine of the patient has a port-wine colour due to the concentration of excreted PBG and its chemical derivatives.
Patients can become hypersensitive, anxious, restless, insomniac, paranoic or depressed and, in some cases, have been labelled as hysterical. The high incidence of AIP patients in psychiatric institutions shows how easy it is to misdiagnose the disorder. All of the major symptoms of AIP are thought to be caused by the effect of the early pathway intermediates on the nervous system, causing it to function incorrectly. However the exact cause and site of the dysfunctions are still unknown. AIP is thought to occur in about one in ten thousand of the population, although the actual frequency may be even higher than this.
One of the problems in assessing the level of occurrence of AIP is that about 90 per cent of people who carry the defective gene for AIP never display any symptoms. The reasons why so many carriers remain asymptomatic is unclear. One point which is certain is that AIP can be induced in carriers by a number of factors, including certain drugs, alcohol and hormones. The main effect of these factors is to increase the level of activity of the enzyme which makes ALA, the starting point of haem biosynthesis. The increased concentration of ALA leads to an increase of flow of intermediates through the haem pathway, an increase which most healthy individuals can cope with. However, AIP patients have a reduced level of PBGD and thus the pathway in these individuals cannot cope with the increase in rate and a bottleneck forms at this point. An increase in ALA and PBG occurs and these elevated levels consequently lead to the neurophysiological problems associated with an AIP attack. Progesterone and oestrogen, endocrine hormones associated with womens menstrual cycles, are also known to influence AIP attacks. On the whole, AIP is rarely manifested before puberty and there is a drop in the level of AIP attacks in post-menopausal women. Overall, AIP is more common in women than men (at a ratio of three women to two men suffer with AIP) and women are more susceptible to AIP attacks at the start of their period. A number of women AIP sufferers have reported a periodicity of attacks which reflects their menstrual cycle. Certain contraceptive pills also cause attacks in women carriers of the disorder.
Poor diet is also a major influence on AIP attacks. In general it is thought that a low caloric diet can increase the likelihood of an attack, and, consequently, AIP sufferers are more likely to precipitate an attack if they go on a crash diet.
Last Edit: August 11, 2011, 07:45:10 PM by DNAgenie
Reply #55
August 11, 2011, 07:44:12 PM »
Posts: 64
Re: Did Mary Stuart & descendants have porphyria?
Another form of porphyria, and the type favoured by the authors of
Purple Secret
as most likely to be the cause of disease in the Stuarts and the Hohenzollerns, is Variegate Porphyria. From
Purple Secret
, pp 245-247:
Variegate porphyria arises from a dysfunction in the enzyme protoporphyrinogen oxidase (PPOX), the penultimate enzyme of the haem biosynthesis pathway. As the name implies, variegate porphyria is a mixed porphyria in which sufferers display symptoms of acute (neurovisceral) porphyria and/or photosensitivity. The photosensitivity is due to the accumulation of protoporphyrin.
Variegate porphyria occurs with a much higher incidence in South Africa than the rest of the world. As explained in Chapter 1, this was a result of the marriage between two Dutch settlers at the Cape of Good Hope in 1688. The relative isolation of the community where they settled allowed for a rapid propagation of the mutant gene for variegate porphyria. Biochemical studies have shown that carriers of the mutant variegate porphyria gene have a 50 per cent reduction in PPOX. More recently, with the isolation of the gene, it has been possible to determine the actual mutation which caused the South African porphyric malady. PPOX contains 477 amino acids and the mutation within the gene changes just one of those amino acids (the amino acid at position 59 is changed from an arginine to a tryptophan). Through this seemingly innocuous change of just one amino acid, the enzyme is rendered completely inactive. However, as predicted nearly thirty years ago, variegate porphyria sufferers in Europe do not have the same mutation, thus explaining why sufferers in Europe do not exhibit exactly the same symptoms as those in South Africa. Overall variegate porphyria should be considered a world-wide problem occurring with only a slightly lower incidence than AIP.
In terms of symptoms, variegate porphyria is very similar to AIP except that photosensitivity is much more common. Thus patients describe a very similar range of neurovisceral symptoms to those observed in acute porphyria, including acute abdominal pain, peripheral muscular weakness and psychiatric symptoms. The photosensitivity results in the appearance of vesicles and bullae, increased skin pigmentation, hair growth and skin fragility. The skin fragility means that if the skin is pushed under pressure it appears to slide. As one might expect, photosensitivity is more marked in countries where there is a good deal of sunshine.
The major biochemical finding associated with variegate porphyria is the excretion of large amounts of protoporphyrin in the faeces. Faeces of variegate porphyria sufferers appear fluorescent when viewed under ultraviolet light, and this was a basic diagnostic test for variegate porphyria in the early days. The same factors which influence AIP attacks also influence variegate porphyria. Thus barbiturates, contraceptive steroids and dietary changes all have an effect on either starting or exacerbating variegate porphyria attacks.
Reply #56
November 19, 2011, 04:14:04 PM »
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Re: Did Mary Stuart & descendants have porphyria?
I am a newbie here, so there is a lot I do not know, but on the subject of porphyira, I know some things, as I have it. I
believe mine may have come down the centuries from the middle ages, when my family of that time which settled in Scotland
were close followers of the Stuarts. By followers I mean literally followers who came with the Stuarts from France to England
and finally to Scotland, where they settled in the region now called Pollock Park in Glasgow (along with Walter FitzAllen, the
first "Stuart" to live full time in Scotland.
The question has arisen here as to whether anyone prior to James V of Scotland had porphyria, on this line. Yes, probably
the Tudors had it, the forebears of Mary Queen of Scots and Lord Darnley. Sometimes people "pass on" Porphyria with
minimal symptoms, although the disease is not "recessive." (it is "dominant", so that an average of 50% of children get it).
I believe the outstanding candidate for Porphyria on the Tudor line was Charles VI of France, who was considerably madder
than George III, and was parent of Katherine of Valois, who married Owen Tudor as her second husband. Porphyria madness,
as has been stated here, usually is not constant. It happens when the metabolic pathways which are damaged are triggered,
by foods, chemicals, medicines, infections, and stress. So most "porphs" are not crazy all of the time, and some of us are
never crazy at all, although almost all of us have depressions and difficulty focusing when in "attack".
I believe the family which became the Stuarts (elected by the elites of Scotland from the landowning class) had porphyria
much earlier than is usually discussed, but of course that is speculation. They were influenced by other porphyria lines
entering their genetic structure, most notably the Hungarians who came to Scotland with Queen Margaret, even before the
Stuarts settled in Scotland. There are MANY porphyria lines and Scotland was a melting pot of peoples, both in the landowning
classes and later the nobility,and in the common people. So porphyria lines probably came from many places, and then were
exacerbated by inbreeding, especially among the landowners and nobility. Some of the related families would never let a good
cousin marriage go to waste, to preserve fortunes and lands.
Porphyria is a neuro-visceral disease and metabolic disease which causes poisoning of nerves.
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Mortlake, England (woven)
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1620-1625 (made)
- Artist/Maker:
Mortlake Tapestry Factory (maker)
- Materials and Techniques:
Wool, silk and metal thread
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British Galleries, room 56e, case WS
Object Type
This tapestry is from a set that was intended to be portable. It would have been carried between the palaces of Charles I (ruled 1625-1649) when he changed his current residence. In this period they would have been attached to the walls by their top edge only.
People & Places
The tapestry workshop at Mortlake near London was established by Francis Crane (1579-1636) under the patronage of James I (ruled 1603-1625). Fifty Flemish weavers and their families were brought there in 1620. Through their skill and the advantages of Royal involvement, during its first twenty years the workshop produced some of the finest tapestries in Europe.
Subjects Depicted
The scene is from the mythological story of Vulcan, the god of fire, and Venus, the goddess of love. The tale was told in The Odyssey by the Greek poet Homer. Venus and her lover Mars, the god of war, have been imprisoned by her husband Vulcan, who sits in judgement. Neptune, god of the sea, and Cupid, god of love, plead for the lovers, while the Three Graces weep for them.
Materials & Making
The areas of flesh on the figures were the most skilled and therefore the most expensive parts of the tapestry to weave. The V&A has a tapestry with another version of this scene in which Neptune and Cupid are both clothed. Presumably this was commissioned by a client who could not afford so much expense.


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posted 9 Apr 2009 in Volume 12 Issue 6
The profile: Arthur Shelley
The man behind The Organizational Zoo and Intelligent Answers is well-known for his innovative workshops on capability development and people management. Arthur Shelley chats to IK about his globe-trotting career and personal drivers.
Inside Knowledge (IK): As a qualified research microbiologist, what led to you pursuing a (very successful) change in career direction?
Arthur Shelley (AS): Ive always been of the mindset that it is not the content that you know that is important, it is how you apply what you know to the situation at hand to create value and improve the circumstances. From this perspective, I have been doing the same thing in a variety of roles. I started as a research microbiologist, then a consultant, then the manager of laboratories, and then a quality manager. This led to project management in the international arena and eventually becoming involved in process design and IT systems to support transformational changes. In all of these areas, the basic approach of analysing the situation and opportunities, determining knowledge gaps, and creating or obtaining new knowledge to deliver improvement has remained a trusted and proven modus operandi.
So, despite the appearance of a diverse career, I would argue I have always been a type of knowledge manager its just that the term was not in general use in my early career. I believe that an eclectic background is a big part of this success, as it encourages you to keep an open mind and forces continuous learning.
IK: Perhaps you could take us through the headlines of your career so far. You graduated with a BSc in Microbiology, then took a parttime MSc in Science
what next?
AS: I ran an analytical services and problem-solving consultancy, before being employed by Cadbury Schweppes
In the 90s, my role evolved into quality manager, and then I worked on Cadburys green-field business in
Once the
Once the Cadbury business model implementation project was established, I moved into a strategic knowledge role. This newly-created position required the establishment of processes and a supporting system for Cadburys global formulations, ingredient and packaging database. Later it involved the building of communities of practice for the scientific employees, who were spread across 34 countries and six continents.
After 17 years, it was time to develop a succession plan to hand over my role to someone else. The leaders agreed to provide me with a person to mentor into my role, which created a smooth transition and continued programme success. Even though there was a major restructure soon after my departure, Nancy Kinder continues to support the global knowledge programme and we chat regularly.
IK: And now you run the Intelligent Answers consultancy. That's quite a journey who has inspired you along the way?
AS: Its interesting that you tend to find relevant sources at the right time, if you look and its useful to find people who reinforce your own views, as well as some who have divergent approaches to challenge thinking and actions.
I learnt to write from Dr Hilton Deeth, my masters thesis supervisor in the early 1980s. In my early career, I was able to open my mind with the work of Steven Covey, enhance my belief in continuous improvement with Edwards Deming and Joseph Juran, and I learnt how to apply some of these new theories through the work of Ken Blanchard, Peter Senge, Edward de Bono, Tom Peters, Peter Drucker, Charles Kepner and Benjamin Tregoe.
It was only relatively recently (once I migrated from the science and quality fields) that I discovered a whole range of other interesting literature on what I learnt was emerging under the banner of knowledge management. Interestingly, by this time I found that building relationships with these people was now easier through both my international travel and evolving technology. Many were accessible through e-mail and online forums.
Those who have affected my thinking about knowledge and how it is applied most in recent times are Dave Snowden, Thomas Stewart, Richard Hamer, Daniel Goleman, Stephen Denning, David Gurteen, Patrick Lamb, Arie de Geus, Shawn Callahan, Dorothy Leonard and Rob Cross. Their approaches have reinforced my own experiences and observations I now understand the criticality of the human factors when trying to make a difference. This triggered me to expand my capabilities and understanding in the soft-skills areas and explore subjects such as complexity, narrative, emotional intelligence, social capital, leadership-capability development, knowledge strategy and network analysis. Ultimately each author has added another piece to the foundation of my personal knowledge.
IK: In the past youve talked about the importance of passion in successful KM watching others pass on something youve taught them to their colleagues, with the same commitment to the cause
AS: Its absolutely essential. You cant expect to motivate others if you dont demonstrate that you care about the topic yourself and you cant claim to be a leader if you dont have willing followers. It is your demonstrated passion and commitment to your quest that inspires others to follow you and join a team which, together, builds something worthwhile and that makes a difference. Without passion, there are no followers; without followers there is no success; and without success there is no knowledge programme.
IK: Whats your biggest passion?
AS: Developing others to become more capable and watching, or helping them to, succeed. There is a great deal of satisfaction in knowing that you have contributed to the ability of another person to make a positive difference.
IK: With that in mind, when did you start linking peoples behaviour to the animal world, which was the inspiration for The Organizational Zoo?
AS: Ive been interested in animal behaviour most of my life. As a student, I watched David Attenborough documentaries and read a range of literature in this area. My university studies reinforced this interest, as did my observations of how humans in workplaces were somewhat similar in how they interacted with each other who was prey, who was predator, and how some managed to remain out of sight. I first decided to write the book in about 2002, when I was having a particularly difficult time with a key project that was going off the rails. It is in such situations that you truly come to understand just how predatory a workplace can be and how we can revert to animal-like behaviour when the pressure is on.
IK: Weve had great fun deciding which character we can most relate to. What animal are you?
AS: The trick is not to put yourself in one box, but to understand when to apply the right behaviour in each situation. Successful people know when to be each animal and how to ensure that they apply this in that environment to achieve the outcomes they desire. This does not mean compromising your values, it means behaving appropriately and professionally through them. One person might predominantly be a lion at work, but a sloth at home. Equally, a successful person has the ability to be a lion when they need to regain control of a difficult situation and only moments later switch back into owl or eagle mode to move ahead and inspire others to follow them towards an opportunity or solution.
Personally, I can role play any of the animals as I absolutely understand them all. Of course, Im more comfortable with some behaviours than others, and there are a few that I would never apply in a professional environment (but some people do). The ones I most identify with are the owl (eternal mentor), the yucca moth (insect, beneficial or trusted adviser) and the gibbon, which I often need to be in order to generate a fun and engaging environment in my workshops.
IK: How have you embedded this theory into your change and project management leadership?
AS: Considering the behavioural traits of others before engaging with them is always a good investment and will increase your ability to influence them positively, and therefore, the probability of achieving the change you are seeking. The advantage of the Zoo metaphors is that they can be done quickly, simply and at no cost, without compromising the quality of outcomes. I have applied this to relationship building, communication, stakeholders engagement and team structures to good effect.
IK: What advice would you give to someone looking to implement change in a negative zoo organisation?
AS: When you have diversity of behaviours and a balanced ecosystem you get more productive outcomes. As I mentioned earlier, it is about expressing the right animals in the relevant roles and situations. This is true for both individuals and the organisation as a whole.
Passion, persistence and a thick skin all help. Specific tactics and strategy depend on the situation driving the negativity. Dealing with dispassionate disengaged people (imbalance towards nematodes, sloths, piranha and felines) can be just as hard as turning around aggressive negativity (over-abundance of lions and vultures). Ive found its best to find a few like-minded people and create success with these, then highlight the benefits of what the more appropriate and balanced behaviours can create. Starting with those easiest to engage enables you to create some early benefits with minimal resources. Communicating these successes draws others in and slowly creates a ground swell of success. It is not possible to force people to participate, but this approach enables you to move from a push to a pull strategy.
IK: There must be times when this is a real challenge does anything spring to mind?
AS: Dealing with people who need your help, but dont want it. Its hard to come to terms with the situation where you know that your inputs will make a positive contribution, but you are prevented from being able to help. To some degree this lesson also applies as your children develop. Trying to tell them everything they need to know or force a path deprives them of learning from experience. However, allowing them to make mistakes you (theoretically) could have prevented is also hard to do. There is a balance between telling and providing advice that will guide them through a smoother path as they transition through the phases of their own life and career.
IK: What else has been taking up your time since leaving Cadbury in 2007?
AS: I jokingly stated that I retired when I left Cadbury after 18 years. My eldest daughter quipped that this means I moved from working 70 hours per week to 40, which may be closer to the truth than I am prepared to admit to myself. The key difference is my focus has changed from internal benefits creation to those in the wider community. This is why I accepted the opportunity to return to teaching when it opened up. For me, it is easier to change the world in a bigger way by influencing how a significant number of postgraduate students think and act when they join the workforce (and hopefully apply what you have taught them), than to influence through blogs, speaking, writing and other interaction with those who are already more set in their mindsets (although it is important to act in this area as well).
IK: And whats in the pipeline?
AS: I want to continue to add more back to the community than I had been able to previously. I intend to be more active in online knowledge-sharing networks and through the Melbourne Knowledge Management Leadership Forum. Im also building a Zoo Ambassadors Network, a free network where practitioners who are using the Zoo metaphor methods are able to share their experiences and successes with these techniques to enhance relationships. I am mentoring a number of students with their early career development as well as remaining involved with coaching my two daughters as they embark on their own tertiary education and early career journey.
The Organizational Zoo was always designed to be a trilogy, so I have to come back to parts two and three sometime soon. I need to complete my PhD and I have been toying with the idea of completing an MBA as well (since I am teaching in the programme and learning is fun). I have always operated from a five-year personal development plan, so this is about as much as I can fit in along with the continuation of my consulting, coaching and speaking.
Arthur Shelley is the founder of Intelligent Answers and author of The Organizational Zoo, A Survival Guide to Workplace Behavior. For more information visit www.organizationalzoo.com
He has also recently written Being a Successful Knowledge Leader: What Practitioners Need to Know to Make a Difference. For more information contact firstname.lastname@example.com
Curriculam Vitae
Name: Arthur Shelley
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Education: Bachelor of Science, Master of Science, currently PhD candidate.
Employment history: Research science, consulting, Cadbury Schweppes (18 years), Intelligent Answers (own consultancy business) and RMIT University Graduate School of Business (MBA programme).
Personal strengths: Adaptability, collaborative, approachable, open leadership style.
Must improve: Administration activities boring, these are best outsourced
Biggest inspiration: My children and what the next generation can do that we could not the ultimate continuous improvement?
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Favourite film: Dead Poets Society
Must reads: Richard Hamers The Five Literacies of Global Leadership and The Assault on Reason by Al Gore.


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Omega Engineering's PHP-800 Series Diaphragm Metering Pump
PHP-800 Series diaphragm metering pump has PVDF double ball valves, can pump up to 42 gph and handle output pressures up to 12.1 bar. It has a digital touchpad and back-lit LCD display. The display will show the output percentage as well as the diaphragm failure alarm status. The pump is equipped with a DFD (Diaphragm Failure Detection System) which is a built-in leak detection system that will shut off the pump head if a chemical leak in the pump head occurs. Applications include waste water treatment, plating tanks, fertilizer feed and metal finishing.
Omega Engineering; 203/359-1660; www.omega.com
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Stamford, CT 06907 (see map)
Phone: (203) 359-1660
Fax: (203) 359-7700
Website: www.omega.com
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