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THEATER; Embodying Apartheid
By MARGO JEFFERSON
Published: April 8, 2001
AS I left Playhouse 91 recently, where ''The Syringa Tree'' is running, I heard a woman in the next row say to her companion: ''I think she's a very good actress. I just don't find it dramatic.''
We go to the theater so that we can talk, really talk, afterward (going alone is not fun, the way going alone to the movies is), but not necessarily with aggressive strangers. So I forbore from saying: ''What did you want, lady? Did she have to be tied to the train tracks?''
There, on the small stage, wasan actress, Pamela Gien, telling stories of a country, South Africa, whose realities and myths the word ''dramatic'' hardly begins to encompass. And Ms. Gien (a very good actress, who also wrote ''The Syringa Tree'') summoned forth, through her voice, face and body, the lives of English, Afrikaner and black South Africans in 1963, when apartheid reigned supreme. There are neighbors, masters, mistresses and servants; anxious liberals, fanatic conservatives; and those who work for both, pretending that thy have no views.
Children are at the center of all this, finding their moral and emotional way amid turmoil (acknowledged and suppressed), violence (verbal and political) and an everyday portion of love, confusion and lighthearted tenderness.
The narrator for most of the piece is a 6-year-old girl. I told my companion that I thought Ms. Gien's young child was sometimes too precious. She answered that young girls who are the absolute center of attention (on a farm surrounded by parents and servants, not to mention a country set up to exist exclusively for the good of people who looked like her) thrive on being coy and precious. A very good point, I thought. Always go to the theater with intelligent people.
I am always struck by an actor's ability to truly contain so many lives in one body. The power of solo performers is that we see them the way we might see painters (but almost never do, except in parks and on sidewalks) complete scenes and portraits before our eyes. Think of watching Goya or Daumier sketch their cartoons. A fine actor can make us fill in the scenery, but why not take advantage of what every visual artist has: lighting, scene design and costumes. (They are done here by Jason Kantrowitz, Kenneth Foy and William Ivey Long, respectively, and they catch the balance between the evocative and the exact. Kudos also for the direction, so astute and unobtrusive, of Larry Moss.)
What moved me most was that I could feel so many things, full-out sometimes, at odds or in conflict at other times. And I could keep switching my attention from life to life and story to story, even those that were fragmented or partly submerged, then supply what was left unsaid.
We hear the voice of the narrator's father, an honorable man and doctor who in small, meaningful ways thwarts apartheid. We hear his wife, too, but she is less close to her daughter, and her husband cannot acknowledge that she is having regular nervous collapses. He is not unkind, no; he simply retreats to his work and gives more love to his daughter.
Of course, we do not enter the lives of the black South Africans with that kind of fullness or intimacy -- that we can't is central to the story. A child wants love and acceptance from the adults who care for her; she sees adults in those terms. And when one of those adults is defined as inferior, however genuine the love and good intentions, the most intimate (and innocent) exchanges are fraught.
We hear and see Elizabeth's nanny, Salamina, mostly as that, her nanny -- and the love between the two of them is real. But it has the feeling of an endangered, maybe hopeless idyll. More and more, we see Salamina with her own daughter, Moliseng; the love between them is shadowed by grief and fear because Salamina must struggle to protect her child from forces that never stop threatening to harm her and part them.
In the end, it is the destinies of Elizabeth and Moliseng that matter most. Neither chooses to endure living in South Africa under apartheid as their parents did; given their radically different circumstances, each chooses -- or is condemned to choose -- a radically different mode of protest. The difference sums up everything that has come before: the heart-wrenching contradictions, the brutish simplifications and how we live with them or die for them.
The play of the small against the large, the individual and the group, personal actions and political or social consequences: this is what we crave from theater. Put another way, it's the play of gesture and detail in a landscape, implication and conclusion, speech and silence, the prosaic and the poetic, the concrete and the abstract. These last congenial oppositions are the primary material of actors who specialize in pantomime. And don't groan, as so many do when they hear that word, or fling out responses like ''arch,'' ''sentimental'' and ''coy.'' It ain't necessarily so.
'Under a Montana Moon'
To watch Bill Bowers's collection of silent stories, ''Under a Montana Moon,'' which recently ran at Urban Stages, was to see the technical elements of a European style that probably still brings Marcel Marceau readily to mind, joined to the American West. It showed in a more expansive sense of space, and in a style of movement that was fuller and more forthright than we are used to. This was true when Mr. Bowers gave us a small boy filled with wonder, playing with the moon. It showed in his stories, too: a cowboy in a saloon, doing his best to take on the mantle of swaggering bronco buster; a painter who brought that driven westerner, Jackson Pollock, to mind. Mime can be wonderful -- the air between him and us was his palette. It was as if we saw the paints, heard him pull his voice from his throat and felt him hurl his penis onto the canvas.


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I make sure to put the subject on a stool, so they stay put, and the camera stays on a tripod, and moves up and down a bit to account for variations in subject height.
I do some in b&w, some c-41, and some with digital.
I print b&w, print ra-4 colour or b&w, or go and edit digital files when I digiatk capture and hand of the printing to a shop that prints straight onto foam core or coreflute.
I find that by controlling variables when taking the picture, it is very fast to print the film images after you do a contact sheet and select the frame to use for each individual. Once the exposure, contrast, and colour balance if priting colour are fixed for the first image, the rest all print the same.
To title the group shots when required I make up the graphics on a PC, and photocopy it onto overhead projector media, which gets taped to a corner of the esael for white lettering. I have also done reverse masks for black lettering, but that slows you down, for a second exposure to burn in the title is needed.
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Hey guys. This is my second post on the forum and I would just like to thank everyone for the warm welcome. I attached some pics of my truck. I hope you enjoy.
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Welcome to the Z! Looks great too! Great list of mods, and looks like you know what you're doing. What's next on the block?
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Ein Avdat National Park
Ein Avdat is a spectacular narrow canyon in the Negev, The Ein Avdat national park encompasses the canyon for all its length. There are two entrances - the northern one an the bottom of the canyon, and the southern one at its top, separated by a distance of a ten-minute drive.
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Hiking in but not jumping into the Ramon Crater
The Hiking and Biking Hotel's stairway led directly down to the Ramon Crater. Hiking in and into the Ramon Crater is an impressive experience that should not be missed. The desert and especially the sunsets in that area are spectacular. Agent 0815 (who was my hiking companion) and I photographed all the views that were to be viewed on that day (including the Nubian ibex and the Ramonalinidae). At the end of the day we happily and tiredly hiked back up to our rooms on the 5th floor. I found the Ramon crater, its population, and the Negev scenery so beautiful that I would have gladly spent another day or two there (despite of the distinct absence of a hotel elevator), however, while hiking in the crater Agent 0815 had irretrievably lost a very important USB stick with highly sensitive information and he decided that we had to return to Tel Aviv immediately to copy the information lost. Since we were traveling in his car, I had no choice.
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The Carpentry Shop is a hill made up of black prismatic rocks. The rectangular pipes on the side of the hill are made of the same sort of sand found on beaches. That makes it the only place in the world where prisms made of heated sand turned into liquid which, in cooling naturally formed rectangular and hexagonal prisms.
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Enjoy the desert sunsets
At Mitzpe Ramon you have, of course, the Ramon Crater, or Maktesh as it is called in Hebrew.
Enjoy an evening on a jeep trip along the bottom of the crater, it is many, many kilometers long. But the best part is the last minutes of the daylight when the sun progresses westward on its journey. If you are lucky and have some clouds to get lit up from below by the suns last rays, even better.
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Take a walk on the edge
Just at the city's southern border you can find the Maktesh Rimon visitors center. From there you have a perfect viewing station to see some of the sights from the crater rim. While it cannot compare to the Grand Canyon for sheer size, it does have its own beauty.
We took Polona (Oja) with her husband Igor and son Marko to see, but it was a very dusty day (to be expected sometimes in the desert)...but we had better luck with Malena when she came to visit, it was an almost perfectly clear day.
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Mitzpe Ramon
On our way from the Dead Sea to Eilat, we took this one - breathtaking landscapes!
Mitzpe Ramon's biggest sight is the Ramon Crater, 500 meters deep, 40 kilometers long, 10 kilometers at its widest, and claimed to be the largest in the world. This is not, however, an asteroid impact site: just a particularly large asymmetrical hole dug out of the ground by natural processes of erosion. The Ramon Crater is the largest of three Negev craters, containing geological formations unlike those you would see anywhere else in the world. Together with a magnificent panorama, it presents a fascinating story of geomorphologic evolution.
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The Crater
The Ramon Crater is the largest amongst the three craters of the Negev, shich makes it the largest in the world... These craters were not created by meteorites but are a unique geological phenomenon, not to be found anywhere else in the world.
The entire crater is a geological park with such sites as the "sawmill", the ammonites wall with is fossils and several hiking trails.
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Not one more step
Looking over the edge into the crater you can see that dark pyramid shape, that is the "Devil's Workshop" where the stone is a dark color that makes it stand out in the lighter colors of the surrounding desert. Here you will find eight sided stones that have split along the sides giving you an affect as if a giant had been cutting wood and this was the pile of cut wood discarded to the side....this is easily accessed by car, or you can walk the path down the cliff face.
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Hiking down at the canyon
This one is the lower pools and the waterfall where we have stop and rested after we came down from the hiking till half way.
It can be quite nice and relaxing there unless if you arrive in a day when School classes kids has arrived as well.... Should i say more...... ???!!!
One important thing: Bathing in pools is absolutely FORBIDDEN !
Not for the Spoiled and lazy ones..
There's a two options for hiking in this Canyon:
1. Is the short and easy one which can take between 1-2 walking hours.
Actually we did it though i think that it could be interesting to do the longer one but i was the minority so i did the Fatty's rout.
We have went from the lower entrance up to the middle way just to watch the cayon from above but we didn't go up in the ropes towards the top of the Canyon, then we came back in the same way but we went down towards the pools and the waterfall where we sat down to rest a bit and enjoy this place.
2. The second option is harder, you basicaly do the same as we did in the first rout but you just go on towards the top of the canyon (and the upper parking lot) and that should take you aprx 2- 3 walking hours. BUT, There's a catch here, once you arrive the upper parking lot you need to find the way to get back to the lower parking lot to take your car.... so thats a rout that is better to do when there are two cars and someone is not hiking with you and can wait in the upper parking lot to pick you up.
You're not alone here ...
Yes ... this are ibex's ... and you have pretty good chance to see them when you're hiking, The Ibex's are quite common in the negev area (as well as in the Judean mountains in the dead sea area and the hills around Eilat)
If you see them please keep quiet, dont try to get too close to them nor run after them or anything else.
Bird's Watching
If you're a birds lover you might be lucky to see some of the more unique birds.
I didnt manage to get a clear photo of this one but i suspect it to be either a falcon or a Hawk although if by any chance you know birds and you have a nother idea regarding this photo please let me know.
Changes of colors at Sunset time
One of the most beautiful things in the desert area is the change of the sand's colors through sunset time.
If you were hiking in the desert all day and you want a magical and relaxing end to your day i suggest you to enjoy it in the Sunset time and watch the amazing show of the changes of colors.
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Ein Avdat National Park: stairs
Going up the stairs to see the views of the pools from the top, there are 60 stone stairs that were made by teenagers on the 50´s and that they have been improved since the area is national park.
The trail continues further up.
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Avdat: Byzantine churches
Two Byzantine churches stay so close to each other that you can confuse thinking is only one (specially if you see only remains lol)
The Southern church is named after the martyred Saint Theodore (you can only see remains of the columns about half the height they were during the Byzantine era).
.The nearby Northern church was build at the site of a pagan Nabatean temple.
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Expert reviews
Scientists and public health officials assess risks to human health based on the entire body of evidence, rather than individual scientific studies. The evidence is considered by panels of experts in this field. We look to such expert reviews for advice on mobile devices, masts and health. We only consider the opinion of panels commissioned by recognised national or international health agencies, for example, the World Health Organization (WHO), The Health Council of the Netherlands (HCN), The Swedish Radiation Safety Authority (SSM) (formerly the Swedish Radiation Protection Authority - SSI) and Public Health England (formerly the UK Health Protection Agency (HPA).
Since 2001, there have been a significant number of expert reviews of scientific research studies into mobiles, masts and health published by expert panels around the world. This page contains a summary of reviews published from 2006 to date. See the table of expert reviews for a complete list of reviews meeting our standards of scientific rigour.
In May 2011, an expert group from the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), a specialist agency within the World Health Organization (WHO), announced its cancer hazard assessment for radiofrequency signals (RF), including those from broadcast, mobile communications, microwaves and radar.
IARC classified RF as "possibly carcinogenic to humans (Group 2B), based on an increased risk for glioma, a malignant type of brain cancer, associated with wireless phone use". The full findings of the group's work were published on 19th April 2013, in IARC Monograph 102, and confirmed the 2B classification from May 2011.
The WHO will produce an RF health risk assessment based on a review of the scientific evidence for all potential health effects of exposure to RF fields, which will be informed by the IARC classficiation and is anticipated in 2015/16.
The International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP), a non-governmental organisation formally recognised by the World Health Organization, provides guidance on limiting human exposure to RF fields. See their 1998 guidelines which, in August 2009, ICNIRP confirmed were still valid.
International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP)
In July 2009, the International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP) published a review "Exposure to high frequency electromagnetic fields, biological effects and health consequences (100 kHz-300 GHz)". This review is an important input to the WHO health risk assessment process and forms the basis for a thorough re-evaluation of ICNIRP's science-based guidance on limiting exposure to electromagnetic fields.
In this review, extending to more than 350 pages, ICNIRP provides its detailed analysis and discussion on the implications for health of studies published after release of their 1998 exposure guidelines, which, in August 2009, ICNIRP confirmed were still valid.
This review is consistent with earlier expert review findings that, apart from RF heating, there is still no convincing evidence for adverse health effects from the low level RF fields from mobile devices and base stations.
ICNIRP's full conclusions on experimental studies of RF biological effects can be found in section II.6.2 of the review, here are some extracts:
"... Whilst it is in principle impossible to disprove the possible existence of non-thermal interactions, the plausibility of various non-thermal mechanisms that have been proposed is very low."
"Concerning cancer-related effects, the recent in vitro and animal genotoxicity and carcinogenicity studies are rather consistent overall and indicate that such effects are unlikely at SAR levels up to 4 W kg-1..."
"The evidence from double-blind provocation studies suggests that subjective symptoms, such as headaches, that have been identified by some individuals as associated with RF exposure, whilst real enough to the individuals concerned, are not causally related to EMF exposure."
"The experimental data do not suggest so far that children are more susceptible than adults to RF radiation, but few relevant studies have been conducted."
ICNIRP's full conclusions on epidemiology can be found in section III.8 of the review, here are some example extracts:
"Results of epidemiological studies to date give no consistent or convincing evidence of a causal relation between RF exposure and any adverse health effect. On the other hand, these studies have too many deficiencies to rule out an association ..."
"Although the likelihood is low that fields emanating from base stations would create a health hazard, because of their weakness, this possibility is nevertheless a concern for many people ... On the one hand, results from valid studies would be of value in relation to a social concern; on the other hand, it would be difficult to design and conduct a valid study, and there is no scientific point in conducting an invalid one ..."
The World Health Organization (WHO)
The WHO has published a number of factsheets on electromagnetic fields (EMF) and public health, including those on:
- Electromagnetic fields and public health: mobile phones in June 2011
- Base stations and wireless technologies in May 2006
- Electromagnetic hypersensitivity (where people report a variety of symptoms which they attribute to EMF exposure) in December 2005.
The most recent WHO factsheet published in June 2011 concludes that:
"Research has not been able to provide support for a causal relationship between exposure to electromagnetic fields and self-reported symptoms, or electromagnetic hypersensitivity."
"Eidemiological research examining potential long-term risks from radiofrequency exposure has mostly looked for an association between brain tumours and mobile phone use."
"To date, no adverse health effects have been established as being caused by mobile phone use."
"While an increased risk of brain tumors is not established, the increasing use of mobile phones and the lack of data for mobile phone use over time periods longer than 15 years warrant further research of mobile phone use and brain cancer risk."
The factsheet on base stations and wireless technologies states that:
"Considering the very low exposure levels and research results collected to date, there is no convincing scientific evidence that the weak RF signals from base stations and wireless networks cause adverse health effects."
The International Agency for Research on Cancer
The full findings of the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), a specialist agency within the World Health Organization (WHO), evaluating the carcinogenic hazard of radiofrequency electromagnetic fields (RF-EMF) to humans, were published on 19 April 2013. Click here to see the full Monograph 102.
The IARC Working Group originally met in May 2011 to classify the cancer hazard of RF-EMF, including those from broadcast and mobile communications, microwaves and radar. This process resulted in RF-EMF being classified as "possibly carcinogenic to humans (Group 2B), based on an increased risk for glioma, a malignant type of brain cancer, associated with wireless phone use". A summary of their findings was published in The Lancet Oncology, which concluded that there is "limited evidence in humans" for the carcinogenicity of RF-EMF. The full report, Monograph 102, confirms the 2B classification, which was originally made in May 2011.
The IARC Working Group recognised that "mobile-phone technology has transformed the world, making wireless communication rapidly available, especially in less developed countries, with important benefits to society". However, it also noted that "an increasingly large population will be exposed, and for longer and longer periods of time" and that "undoubtedly, questions will continue to arise about the health risks of mobile-phone use and possibly other emerging sources of exposure to RF radiation".
The full IARC report (or "Monograph") states that it "is focused on the potential for an increased risk of cancer among those exposed to RF radiation, but does not provide a quantitative assessment of any cancer risk, nor does it discuss or evaluate any other potential health effects of RF radiation".
The Monograph explains that it provides a "comprehensive review of the currently published evidence that also identifies gaps in the available information. These gaps should be resolved with further research if on-going concerns about the health risks of mobile-phone use are to be addressed with greater certainty."
Dr Jack Rowley, Senior Director of Research and Sustainability for the GSMA, said of Monograph 102, "Although this is not new research, the full report provides important details about IARC's assessment, including how it relates to the overall health assessment of mobile phone technologies and health."
The IARC classification only considers whether there is a possible link between long-term heavy mobile device use and cancer, it does not assess the likelihood of this link arising. To understand the likelihood and therefore the potential risk posed, the WHO will carry out a wider health risk assessment, which will take into account all the available science relating to RF and health including the IARC classification and work done by ICNIRP, which is expected to be completed by the end of 2015/6. Based on this assessment, the WHO, governments and public health authorities will decide what further advice, if any, is needed.
The latest WHO fact sheet published in June 2011 concluded that to date, no adverse health effects had been established as being caused by mobile phone use.
Vodafone recognises that people may wish to consider reducing their exposure to RF EMF, and continues to offer advice on how to do this.
For further information on the IARC classification, please visit IARC Explained or IARC monographs.
European Commission Scientific Committee on Emerging and Newly Identified Health Risks (SCENIHR)
SCENIHR published an updated opinion on the 'possible effects of Electromagnetic Fields (EMF) on human health' on 19 January 2009, following public consultation. Its opinion is that:
"It is concluded from three independent lines of evidence (epidemiological, animal and in vitro studies) that exposure to RF fields is unlikely to lead to an increase in cancer in humans. However, as the widespread duration of exposure of humans to RF fields from mobile phones is shorter than the induction time of some cancers, further studies are required to identify whether considerably longer-term (well beyond ten years) human exposure to such phones might pose some cancer risk.
Regarding non-carcinogenic outcomes, several studies were performed on subjects reporting subjective symptoms. In the previous opinion, it was concluded that scientific studies had failed to provide support for a relationship between RF exposure and self-reported symptoms. Although an association between RF exposure and single symptoms was indicated in some new studies, taken together, there is a lack of consistency in the findings. Therefore, the conclusion that scientific studies have failed to provide support for an effect of RF fields on self-reported symptoms still holds. Scientific studies have indicated that a nocebo effect (an adverse non-specific effect that is caused by expectation or belief that something is harmful) may play a role in symptom formation. As in the previous opinion, there is no evidence supporting that individuals, including those attributing symptoms to RF exposure, are able to detect RF fields. There is some evidence that RF fields can influence EEG patterns and sleep in humans. However, the health relevance is uncertain and mechanistic explanation is lacking. Further investigation of these effects is needed. Other studies on functions/aspects of the nervous system, such as cognitive functions, sensory functions, structural stability, and cellular responses show no or no consistent effects.
Recent studies have not shown effects from RF fields on human or animal reproduction and development. No new data have appeared that indicate any other effects on human health.
From the risk assessment perspective it is important to recognise that information on possible effects caused by RF fields in children is limited. Furthermore, there is a lack of information on diseases other than those discussed in this report."
The Irish Independent Expert Group
This report, published in March 2007, gives the conclusions and recommendations of an independent expert group appointed by the Irish Government. The expert group reviewed the scientific evidence for adverse health effects in the RF range 300 Hz to 300 GHz, as well as conducting a consultation with central and local government, concerned citizens and industry.
The report makes a number of scientific conclusions and recommendations. In relation to adverse health effects from mobile devices and base stations, the Irish Expert Group concludes:
"So far no adverse short or long-term health effects have been found from exposure to the RF signals produced by mobile phones and base station transmitters. RF signals have not been found to cause cancer. However research is underway to investigate whether there are likely to be any subtle, non cancer effects on children and adolescents. The results of this research will need to be considered in due course."
The Health Council of the Netherlands (HCN)
In June 2013, the HCN published the first of three reports which together will form a "systematic analysis" of the scientific evidence regarding mobile phones and cancer in response to the IARC monograph 102 findings. The final part of the overall conclusion states:
"Based on the available epidemiological evidence described in this report and taking into account the quality of the different studies and their strengths and weaknesses, the final conclusion from this systematic analysis is that there is no clear and consistent evidence for an increased risk for tumours in the brain and other regions in the head in association with up to approximately 13 years use of a mobile telephone, but such risk can also not be excluded. It is not possible to pronounce upon longer term use."
The committee's report (in Dutch and English) contains more detailed analysis and can be obtained here.
The Swedish Scientific Council on EMF (Strålsäkerhetsmyndigheten, SSM) published its tenth annual report on EMF and health in March 2015. Its conclusions are in line with earlier reviews:
- There was no evidence to change their previous conclusion that evidence is not convincing in linking mobile phone use to brain tumours. However, they note, uncertainty remains for use longer than 15 years. "It is also too early to draw firm conclusions regarding risk of brain tumours in children and adolescents, but the available literature to date does not indicate an increased risk,"
- On electromagnetic hypersensitivity: "While the symptoms experienced by patients with EHS are real and some individuals suffer severely, studies so far have not provided evidence that exposure to electromagnetic fields is a causal factor."
- New studies on adult and childhood cancer with improved exposure assessment do not indicate any health risks for the general public related to exposure from radiofrequency electromagnetic fields from far-field sources, such as base stations and radio and TV transmitters. They said: "There is no new evidence indicating a causal link to exposure from far-field sources such as mobile phone base stations or wireless local data networks in schools or at home."
The Swedish Scientific Council on EMF (Strålsäkerhetsmyndigheten, SSM) published its Ninth report on EMF in May 2014. It states:
"New research does not indicate any health risks for the general public related to exposure from radiofrequency electromagnetic fields from base stations for wireless networks, radio and TV transmitters, or wireless local data networks in schools or at home."
See Table of expert reviews for links to all eight of the annual reports.
Independent Advisory Group on Non-ionising Radiation
The Independent Advisory Group on Non-ionising Radiation (AGNIR), reports to the UK government's Health Protection Agency. Formed in 1990, the group's remit is to 'review work on the biological effects of non-ionising radiation relevant to human health'.
In April 2012, AGNIR published a report on the health effects of exposure to radiofrequency (RF) electromagnetic fields, providing an update to their previous review of research in 2003.
Following a review of hundreds of scientific research studies, AGNIR concluded that:
- There is no convincing evidence that RF exposure, below guideline levels, causes adverse effects in adults or children
- There is increasing evidence that people cannot detect the presence of RF fields and that such exposure does not cause symptoms
- The review recognised that there is little information on risks beyond 15 years from first exposure and that it is therefore important to continue to monitor the evidence and medical trends, noting that so far these have given no indication of any risk.
More information about AGNIR and their research is available here.
UK Mobile Telecommunications and Health Research Programme
The Mobile Telecommunications and Health Research Programme (MTHR), published in September 2007, was conducted under the direction of an independent scientific management committee established by the UK Government. It formed the first part of a larger UK research programme.
The report concludes "none of the research supported by the programme and published so far demonstrates that biological or adverse health effects are produced by radiofrequency exposure from mobile phones". The report also notes that measurements of radio signals from base stations show that exposures are well below international guidelines, as well as recognising that no further research is required in certain areas. The MTHR website provides information on the proposed areas for the next phase of research and the full MTHR report.


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Europe does not produce tantalum; however, several deposits are susceptible of being exploited if technologies of processing are improved. This work is part of the Optimore Project which aims to develop modelling and control technologies, using advanced sensing and advanced industrial control by using artificial intelligence techniques, for the more efficient and flexible tantalum and tungsten processing from crushing to separation process. In this paper, a preliminary study of characterization of tantalum ores from leucogranite and alluvial deposits is presented to be used as a base for design the milling experiments to optimize the tantalum recovering during the processing. In the ore deposits tantalum appears in solid solution with niobium in complex oxides, which forms low grade aggregates which need to be processed by means of a separation process. Tantalum ores characterised here belong to alluvial placers of pegmatitic origin located in the Bolivian Amazon Craton and to leocogranites of Penuota, in Spain. Ta bearing minerals of the Bolivian placers are mainly from the columbite group minerals. In Penouta microlite is abundant and often it has a zoning characterised by a Nb-rich core followed by a Ta-rich rim of several cm in thickness. 2015-01-01T00:00:00Z Improvements on the numerical analysis of viscoplastic-type non-Newtonian fluid flows http://hdl.handle.net/2117/27318 Improvements on the numerical analysis of viscoplastic-type non-Newtonian fluid flows Carmona Muñoz, Ángel; Lehmkuhl Barba, Oriol; Pérez Segarra, Carlos David; Oliva Llena, Asensio The aim of this work is to delve into the numerical analysis of viscoplastic-type non-Newtonian fluid flows with the objective of carrying out more advanced numerical simulations for them. Specifically, improvements in the spatial discretization schemes and the temporal integration methods are proposed to overcome the numerical problems introduced by the transpose diffusive term and associated with the velocity field discontinuity, the artificial viscous diffusion and the transpose viscous coupling. 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z Spectrally-consistent regularization of turbulent Rayleigh-Bénard convection http://hdl.handle.net/2117/26901 Spectrally-consistent regularization of turbulent Rayleigh-Bénard convection Dabbagh, Firas; Trias Miquel, Francesc Xavier; Gorobets, Andrei; Oliva Llena, Asensio Direct numerical simulation (DNS) of turbulent Rayleigh-Bénard convection in an air filled (Pr = 0,7) rectangular cell of squared cross-section with periodic boundary conditions in the span-wise direction, has been carried out at Ra = 10^8. A fourth-order energy-conserving discretizations have been used that ensure non-physical dissipative effects introduced usually in other numerical schemes. The two sensitive fine-scales kinetic and thermal dissipation rates have been studied statistically to reveal high correlation within the thermal boundary layers and equilibrium zones of the two dissipations at strong thermal and kinetic interactions. It has been found that the foregoing zones could mark the plumes since these last reflect significant correlation regions of the kinetic and thermal fields. Afterwards, a novel class of symmetry-preserving regularization models that restrain the convective production of small scales of motion in unconditionally stable manner, have been applied on the studied problem. The obtained results are compared directly with the DNS ones to show a reasonable correspondence with and without model at this kind of moderate turbulence. 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z Unstructured 3D numerical modeling of the melting of a PCM contained in a spherical capsule http://hdl.handle.net/2117/26897 Unstructured 3D numerical modeling of the melting of a PCM contained in a spherical capsule Galione Klot, Pedro Andrés; Lehmkuhl Barba, Oriol; Rigola Serrano, Joaquim; Pérez Segarra, Carlos David; Oliva Llena, Asensio 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z Direct numerical simulation of the flow over a spherical bubble in a turbulent pipe flow http://hdl.handle.net/2117/26896 Direct numerical simulation of the flow over a spherical bubble in a turbulent pipe flow Jofre Cruanyes, Lluís; Balcázar Arciniega, Néstor; Lehmkuhl Barba, Oriol; Borrell Pol, Ricard; Castro González, Jesús This work aims at investigating, by means of a direct numerical simulation, the flow over a clean spherical bubble fixed on the axis of a turbulent pipe flow. The simulation is performed by means of a parallel unstructured symmetry-preserving formulation on a mesh of 5.4M cells. The main features of the turbulent flow are described by analyzing the time-averaged data collected over a significant period of time. The numerical results conclude that the bubble generates a wake, similarly to the case of a solid sphere, however, it differs in the fact that the fluid slips through the surface of the bubble instead of stopping, thus, no boundary layer is created. Moreover, due to viscosity, a transfer of momentum from the fluid surrounding the bubble to the fluid inside of it is produced. This transfer of momentum generates a turbulent toroidal vortex inside the bubble. In consequence, two short recirculation zones are found at the extremes of the bubble's diameter, while in between, the axial velocity inverts its sign. 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z Numerical modeling of simultaneous heat and moisture transfer under complex geometry for refrigeration purposes http://hdl.handle.net/2117/26805 Numerical modeling of simultaneous heat and moisture transfer under complex geometry for refrigeration purposes Hou, Xiaofei; Rigola Serrano, Joaquim; Lehmkuhl Barba, Oriol; Oliet Casasayas, Carles; Pérez Segarra, Carlos David The aim of the paper is to gain a better insight into heat and moisture transfer in refrigerator and to do fundamental study for water evaporation and condensation in refrigeration application. The governing transport equations (continuity, momentum, energy and concentration equations) in 3D Cartesian coordinates are firstly introduced. As the mixed convection is simulated in the paper, buoyancy forces caused by both temperature and concentration gradient are considered and are also included in momentum equation. Numerical results are carried out by using Termofluids code. The pressure-velocity linkage is solved by means of an explicit finite volume fractional step procedure. In order to validate the code, a humid air flowing in a horizontal 3D rectangular duct case is carried out and compared with the published numerical and experimental results. The contour of temperature and vapor density of air at a cross section is provided and analyzed. Finally, the heat and mass transfer process during the moist air flow through complicated geometry is simulated and temperature and humidity distributions are obtained. 2012-01-01T00:00:00Z On the IBM approximation for the wheel aerodynamic simulation http://hdl.handle.net/2117/26777 On the IBM approximation for the wheel aerodynamic simulation Aljure Osorio, David E.; Lehmkuhl Barba, Oriol; Martínez Valdivieso, Daniel; Favre Samarra, Federico; Oliva Llena, Asensio Challenging large eddy simulations (CLES) are performed to the flow around simplified wheels in wheelhouses. Wheel geometry is modelled using immersed boundary methods. Results are compared to previous numerical simulations. Instantaneous flows results and turbulent structures are analysed to asses the viability of this boundary treatment on the resolution of a rotating wheel. 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z A new epoxy based layered silicate nanocomposite using a hyperbranched polymer: study of the curing reaction and nanostructure development http://hdl.handle.net/2117/26762 A new epoxy based layered silicate nanocomposite using a hyperbranched polymer: study of the curing reaction and nanostructure development Cortés Izquierdo, M. Pilar; Fraga Rivas, Iria; Calventus Solé, Yolanda; Hutchinson, John M. Polymer layered silicate (PLS) nanocomposites based on epoxy resins have been widely studied previously [1], but the anticipated dramatic enhancement of their properties has not yet been realised. One approach to overcoming this problem that has recently been investigated is to incorporate hyperbranched polymers into these systems [2]. The supposed advantages of this approach are both to improve the dispersion of the clay in the epoxy resin matrix and also to increase the degree of exfoliation that takes place when the system is cured. In the present work, we further investigate this idea by fabricating PLS nanocomposites based upon a bifunctional epoxy resin and an –NH terminated poly(ethyleneimine) hyperbranched polymer, which acts as the curing agent. The effect of the clay content is studied and the results are compared also with previous work in which the curing agent was a diamine [3] 2013-01-01T00:00:00Z Implementación de biodigestores familiares en el Perú. Experiencias de Yanaoca (Cusco) y Ventanilla (Lima) http://hdl.handle.net/2117/26618 Implementación de biodigestores familiares en el Perú. Experiencias de Yanaoca (Cusco) y Ventanilla (Lima) Ferrer Martí, Ivet; Poggio, D; MAS, A; Batet Miracle, Lluís; Velo García, Enrique 2008-01-01T00:00:00Z Spatial optimality in power distribution networks http://hdl.handle.net/2117/26577 Spatial optimality in power distribution networks Luo, Lingen; Pagani, Giuliano A.; Rosas Casals, Martí Critical infrastructures can be characterized as networks where nodes and edges are embedded in space. Transportation networks, the internet, and power grids, are examples of networks where spatial constrains are relevant. An important consequence of space is that there is a cost associated with the length of edges which in turn has important effects on the topological structure of and on the dynamical processes which take place on these spatial networks. In this paper we investigate the effect of the wiring cost in the spatial organization of a sample of power distribution networks by means of shuffling the networks in systematic ways. We show that although they share similar topologies, suboptimal networks (i.e., those with topologies not organized to reduce the wiring cost) seem to accumulate more failures. Consequences of these results and further work are finally discussed and outlined. 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z


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Re: Waterbearers....pay heed
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- In that case lunches and feasts should be done by licensed caterers.
--- In firstname.lastname@example.com, suzanearley@... wrote:
> The problem deals with food/beverage distribution itself and the
modern regulations surrounding that practice, not the reason for the
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> Ghita
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> From: "alta_gioiosa" <alta_gioiosa@...>
> >
> > My memory is that originally the water-bearing service was
> > up by the Chirurgeonate. Is there any reason not to put this back
> > under their supervision? Labeled not as "serving beverages", but
> > as "providing first aid", i.e. mitigating the preliminary signs
> > heat exhaustion? Would this be a better option, since our first
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> > treatment, like bandaids and such?
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> > Inc.
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- I believe the actual certification is called "Food Safe", but I could
be wrong about the title. In fact there are several scadians in the
area who are "food safe" qualified and it has come in handy. Some
sites in the area have required a food safe person to be on site
during the cooking and preparing of food. If we didn't have one the
site would have provided one to us at additional cost.
However, the waterbearing issue isn't saying that there can be no
water bearing done at events. I believe the proposal (which is all it
is for now but I am guessing it will pass), specifically states that
water bearing isn't being banned simple that SCA, Inc will no longer
be sponsoring it in any way.
I have seen a lot of waterbearing done at the several local events
that take place. Most of which, to my knowledge, is done outside the
auspices of any official SCA water bearing warrant(s). I'm fully
willing to admit that I could be wrong on that point but as there have
been very few events that I have seen any water bearing symbols on the
people doing water bearing I feel that is likely a safe conclusion.
We're helpful and nice folks, I really don't see this having a huge
impact locally though at larger inter-kingdom events, I am certain it
will get interesting. I for one am sad to see this measure taken but
also understand at least some of the reasoning behind it and support
that reasoning.
Just my thoughts,
Ian the Green
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