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Real power outlets in your car
I think I've covered a gadget like this before, but I just like these things to much to pass it up. They're not even terribly cool looking, innovative, or fun, but they provide something that always seems to be missing in cars. What exactly is it? Well, obviously, a standard power outlet. Sure, you have those crummy cigarette lighter outlets, but you need special adapters and for those, companies charge you way more than they should. Although I just told you how terrible cigarette lighters were, they make this gadget from Coleman work, so they're OK, not good, but OK.
In a nutshell, this gadget plugs into one of your car's 12V cigarette lighters and converts all that lovely power into something useful, namely 110 AC. Then you plug your gadgets into one of the two three-prong outlets and enjoy some sweet power. There are a few other little features in this gadget — the mysterious LED light, replaceable fuse, grounded AC outlet cover, and a strap to hang it from the back of a headrest. But honestly, I stopped really caring once I heard it gave me two real outlets in my car. When watching DVDs, or listening to my iPod, or even doing work on a laptop, I never have to worry about power again.
$60 buys you (US residents) Coleman's Heardrest Powerworks, which will give you real power in your car. Now, please, take note airlines, we want real outlets in the air, too.
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Neagle Says: April 17, 2007 at 11:07 pm
You would think automobile makers would would include a 110 inverter option.
Neagle Says: April 18, 2007 at 1:10 am
Yea, I can't wait for American Virgin shows our crappy (US) domestic airliners how air travel should be. I am a human, not a package!
The latest in mini gadget pics » Coolest Gadgets Says: April 18, 2007 at 12:53 pm
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Mike Says: April 18, 2007 at 1:22 pm
I'm with you Neagle, and I'm sure if that option was available, tons of people would go for it. I vaguely remember a car that had one in it, a Pontiac I think, but it's no longer sold. . .
And definitely, we need real outlets in the air, it would make people so much happier. There's nothing like power. (And lotso, I'm ridiculously jealous)
Multi-Port Power Inverter for the car » Coolest Gadgets Says: June 1, 2007 at 7:51 am
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Seasonally adjusted data released by the Hellenic Statistical Authority Thursday showed that 1.3 million people were looking for work in November. The unemployment rate stood at 27.7% in October.

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* * * * * Warning: long (and maybe confusing) post * * * * *Some years ago I got some shares in an insurance company because of a policy.Some years later, the insurance company became a part of AXA Financial. In December of 2000, AXA became part of a French company -- AXA ADR.For each share of AXF, I got a fractional share of AXA ADR and some cash which went into the cash sweep account (or whatever it's called). This amount was listed on the brokerage 1099, and will go on Schedule D after I do my best to figure the cost basis. No real problem here; I'm mentioning it as background.Last week, however, I received a corrected 1099 showing an additional "transaction" listed: an amount for the ADR shares which seems to correspond to FMV of those shares. That amount was NEVER listed on either the December or January statements, and February's hasn't happened yet. In the past, I've always been able to match the numbers on the 1099s to those on the monthly statements.Whenever there's been money as a result of a merger (or whatever), it shows up on the statement and goes to "cash." This time, however, that second amount (from the corrected 1099) is nowhere in my account.When I questioned the broker, after a while he said it was like a stock option where I was getting the value up front and would use that figure as my cost basis if I sell the ADR shares.Now, I don't mind (well, not TOO much, anyway) paying tax on "gross proceeds" (as they call it), but this seems a little unusual to me. If it were an American company, I'd call investor relations, but I'm not calling France.Anyone else ever had to deal with something like this? Am I nuts for even questioning it? Any thoughts or advice?Thanks much! ~~ Alison
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From the back street studio in New Jersey where is all began, this vibrant production includes all of The Four Seasons greatest hits, including Sherry, Rag Dolls, Big Girls Don't Cry, Walk Like a Man and so much more.
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Members of the national Legal Writing Institute (LWI) have elected Professor Kim Chanbonpin of The John Marshall Law School in Chicago to serve as president of the organization in 2016. Chanbonpin will first serve a two-year term as president-elect.
The election came at the group's 16th biennial conference in Philadelphia. Chanbonpin has been serving with fellow John Marshall Professor Mark E. Wojcik on LWI's Board of Directors. She is the first John Marshall professor to hold the presidency of LWI.
Associate Dean Anthony Niedwiecki, director of John Marshall's nationally ranked Lawyering Skills Program, said Chanbonpin's appointment "reflects the great respect that our academic community has for the work she has done. In just the past few years, Kim has been a leader on diversity issues in the academy; helped the legal writing community collaborate with the Society of American Law Teachers; worked on a task force that lobbies the American Bar Association on issues in legal education; and served as a board member for LWI."
The 2,800-member Legal Writing Institute focuses on an exchange of ideas about legal writing and provides a forum for research and scholarship about legal writing and legal analysis. Chanbonpin will serve as president-elect from 2014-2016 and will take the president's role and lead the 17th biennial conference in 2016. She will serve as president for two years.
This is the second leadership honor for Chanbonpin. She also is serving a three-year term on the Board of Governors for the Society of American Law Teachers. She has been a presenter and writer on issues of diversity for a variety of programs over the past several years.
Chanbonpin joined John Marshall's faculty in 2008. She teaches Lawyering Skills; Criminal Law; Torts; Gender, Race and Class; and National Security Law.
John Marshall faculty have played ongoing, key roles with the Legal Writing Institute and within the legal writing world. LWI conference members gave special recognition to John Marshall Professor Susan Brody for her work as a founding board member of LWI in 1984. Brody started her career at John Marshall as a legal writing instructor and was instrumental in persuading her colleagues to institute a four-semester required writing program and give regular tenure track status to all those who taught in the program. John Marshall established its program using her guidelines. Today, its Lawyering Skills Program is ranked No. 2 in the country by U.S. News& World Report.
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SPRINGFIELD -- House lawmakers today begrudgingly voted to knock a hole in the new pay-to-play ethics law aimed at curbing Gov. Rod Blagojevich's prolific fund-raising because Washington officials threatened to block federal dollars for roads and bridges.
The legislation, sent to the Senate on a 77-35 vote, would exempt transportation projects from the new law that prohibits businesses that have or seek state contracts worth more than $50,000 from donating to statewide officeholders who dole out the business. The fate of the legislation in the Senate is uncertain.The move was ridiculed by opponents who questioned why the law is being watered down only days after the governor was impeached for allegations that included shaking down state contractors for campaign contributions.
Rep. John Fritchey (D-Chicago), the sponsor, acknowledged "it's somewhat of a bitter pill" to change the ethics law inspired by Blagojevich's frequent distribution of lucrative state contracts to big campaign donors.


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Like Crazy's Big Win, and Other Highlights From the Sundance Awards Ceremony
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What do you do if you've spent the last ten days intensely immersed in low-budget independent film? Dance like lunatics to Katy Perry! Last night's closing awards ceremony for the Sundance Film Festival felt every bit the final hurrah of the summer camp that our experience in Park City had become. Exhausted filmmakers, agents, journalists, and Sundance employees ripped drink tickets off their wrist bands and formed a hilariously long line in front of the one bartender who seemed to be offering more than the dreaded, minuscule Utah pour. But before the party, awards were handed out, of course, at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival Awards Ceremony, hosted by Tim Blake Nelson. (For a complete list of winners, see here.) Herewith, the highlights from the ceremony:
• The U.S. Dramatic Competition Grand Jury Prize, somewhat surprisingly, went to Like Crazy. Announcing the prize, juror Jason Reitman said that once the jury had seen all the other movies, Crazy was the one that stuck with them and broke their hearts. "We loved this movie like crazy!" he yelled, as ecstatic director Drake Doremus ran forward to pick up his prize, donning a bright pink J. Press shirt. Vulture Kyle found Like Crazy's sweet, sad, almost-entirely-improvised tale of long-distance romance starring Anton Yelchin and Felicity Jones (who also won a special jury prize for acting) to be a sort of Blue Valentine–lite, but a survey among the esteemed Members of Our Condo said the film had something "very moving" to say about first love, and that sinking feeling of wanting a relationship to work out while knowing that it never can. In any case, the film got picked up by Paramount, so the rest of the country can make up its own mind about the movie when it comes out.
• We were pleased to see the U.S. Documentary Competition Grand Jury Prize go to the deserving How to Die in Oregon, about Oregon legalizing physician-assisted suicide for the terminally ill. The film had left most audience members either bawling or too stunned to clap. (Plus, as if we didn't already think he was awesome, How to Die's director, Peter D. Richardson and his merry band of Oregonians squired us around in his car to and from the WME party in Deer Valley, for which we will be forever grateful. Peter, we dedicate this post to you.)
• The Audience Award for U.S. Dramatic Competition went to Circumstance, a lovely movie about lesbians in Iran that has been picked up by Participant.
• The Audience Award for U.S. Documentary Competition went to Buck, about actual horse whisperer Buck Brannaman, who was also celebrating his birthday that night. In his speech, Brannaman, wearing his ever-present white rancher's hat, dedicated the award to "everyone who loves what they do. I take my hat off to you." (He did not take off his hat.) He failed to bring any horses to the party, but did tell us he had a few whom he thought could handle the scene.
• Former New York Times photographer Danfung Dennis won both the World Cinema Documentary Grand Jury Award and World Cinema Cinematography Award for his remarkable Hell and Back Again. The film follows a Marine from the start of his tour in Afghanistan through his disturbing recovery from a bad injury, and then back home. Dennis risked his life to make the movie and invented a special camera setup that will likely make a lasting impact on how documentaries look moving forward.
• Beautiful little sci-fi drama Another Earth won both the Alfred P. Sloan Feature Film grant and the Special Jury prize for U.S. Dramatic Competition. (More important, star and writer Brit Marling and her co-writer and director Mike Cahill may have been the nicest, most adorable people we met at the festival. And there were a lot of adorable people!)
• Barry Levinson's 25-year-old son Sam won the Screenwriting Prize for U.S. Dramatic Competition for the messy but highly enjoyable dysfunctional family dark comedy Another Happy Day. In the night's most memorable speech, he told the audience, "I cry when I introduce the movie, so I don't fucking know what's going to happen now." He told us afterward: "I don't even know what I said up there. It was like a heroin blackout."
• Pariah, about a Brooklyn-based teenage lesbian coming out to her parents, won a prize for cinematography. Director Dee Rees called cinematographer Bradford Young on the phone from the stage. "Dude, you won!" she screamed, holding her cell phone up so Young could hear the cheers.
• The sweet Being Elmo: A Puppeteer's Journey won a Special Jury Prize for documentaries. It's the kind of movie that makes grown men have to excuse themselves to have a moment.
• But perhaps the biggest highlight of the festival is just how ripe it's been for acquisitions, with nearly 30 films getting picked up, the most at any Sundance ever. Just yesterday, Roadside Attractions bought Miranda July's The Future, narrated by a cat, and Oscilloscope grabbed Evan Glodell's wacky directorial debut Bellflower, about two friends in L.A. prepping for the apocalypse. Everyone will get a chance to see whether they agree with the jury very soon.


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Look in the mirror. Smile confidently. Say, "I'm good enough; I'm smart enough, and, doggone it, people like me." (Apologies to Al Franken and Stuart Smalley . . .) OK, that's NOT what I'm talking about when I say "reaffirmation."
A reaffirmation in bankruptcy is a process by which you agree that a secured debt will not be discharged along with the rest of your dischargeable debt. In a typical Chapter 7 bankruptcy, an individual (or a married couple) will receive a discharge of all of their dischargeable debt. Certain debts, such as past-due income taxes, student loans and domestic support obligations cannot be discharged. (Well, under certain circumstances, some past-due income tax debt may be dischargeable, but that's a topic for another post).
Certain secured debts though may need to be reaffirmed if your intention is to keep the collateral. A secured debt is one which is associated with some piece of property which the lender can repossess if the debt is not paid. Probably the debt that most people might think of is a car loan. You don't pay, they send out the roll-back. A mortgage is also a secured debt. If a secured debt is discharged in bankruptcy, that means that if you stop paying, the lender can still take back their collateral, such as your car, but they cannot pursue you for any deficiency or shortfall they might experience when they resell the collateral.
If you have reaffirmed the debt, however, then the debt survives the bankruptcy as though you had never filed; the lender can not only repossess the collateral, it can go after you for the difference when they sell the thing for less than you owe. This is something you often see with car loans; you have a car and you owe, let's say, $17,000.00, It's a 2009 something-or-other and it's in good shape. But you fall behind on the payments, and the lender sends out the guy with the truck and repossesses the car. They sell it at auction and get $8,000.00 for it. You still owe them $9,000.00. If, however, you have filed a Chapter 7 bankruptcy and have voluntarily surrendered the car, then the entire debt will be discharged. If, on the other hand, you filed the Chapter 7 and you reaffirmed that debt, you are still going to be on the hook for the difference.
There are many instances where reaffirming a debt is not a bad idea, and there are times when it really IS a bad idea. Your bankruptcy attorney will be able to explore all of your options with you and help you to decide what is likely to be your best course of action.


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Art auction fundraiser for Kelvin Park nursery
Lala Manning will be demonstrating that famous family talent as guest auctioneer at a special fundraising event in support of Kelvin Park Early Years Centre next week. There will be an art auction at Hillhead Library on Thursday, March 26, from...
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Local parents groups remain divided over Glasgow city council's decision to redraw the catchment area for Hillhead primary and retain Kelvin Park Early Years Centre on site – with a new school general purpose area to be...
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Christmas Fayre at Kelvin Park nursery
Kelvin Park Early Years Centre are having a Christmas Fayre tomorrow evening (Thursday, November 27). There will be lots of stalls with local artists and designers plus loads of Christmas gifts and local artisan foods. The ticket price – £2...
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Space for Hillhead plan protest at George Square
Primary school campaign group Space for Hillhead are staging a rally at George Square on Friday (Nov 7) to protest against the latest proposals from Glasgow city council aimed at reducing the overcrowding problem. Space for Hillhead is arguing against...
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Council alternative – keep Kelvin Park and send p7s part-time to Hillhead high
Campaigning parents groups are again at odds over the latest proposals from Glasgow city council concerning overcrowding at Hillhead primary school – with the consultation that was due to end today now extended until November 10. The...
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Councillors on Hillhead proposals: It's a mess
Hillhead councillors agree Glasgow city council have left the community with a huge problem concerning the primary school overcrowding – and also by producing proposals that have proved as divisive as they are complex. The council have...
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Space for Hillhead campaign: 'keep the school together'
Space for Hillhead – the parents group campaigning for a solution to overcrowding at Hillhead Primary School – say the extent of these problems is not being fully recognised as the consultation period for Glasgow city council's...
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The campaign to save Kelvin Park nursery will meet at George Square on Wednesday, September 24 to present Glasgow city council with their petition – in a determined last stage of their bid to secure its future....
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The Busy Little Bee is an environmental, educational play that teaches children simple words in five different languages.
The Busy Little Bee tells the story of a lazy young worker bee who is forced to venture out of her hive to pollinate a flower. As her quest is not as easy as it sounds, she enlists the help of some friends—a Chinese ladybug, a Spanish fly, a French Poodle, a German garden gnome, and an Italian chef—all of whom teach the little bee how to speak their native language, while helping her on her way.
Through the little bee's journey, children learn the importance of honey bees for the environment, and interesting facts about her fellow insect friends. The Busy Little Bee emphasizes the importance of work ethic, good friends, and how small efforts make a big difference in the world at large.
The Busy Little Bee will be performed in conjunction with programs developed by ArtWorks, The Naomi Cohain Foundation.
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Everybody knows Canada's energy sector has a big problem: getting bitumen to tidewater in the face of a political climate hostile to both pipelines and inshore tanker traffic. But there's another environmental issue on the global agenda that could have serious market repercussions for some Canadian players.
In October, the International Marine Organization (IMO), an agency of the UN that regulates global marine shipping, will make a decision on dropping the maximum sulphur limit on fuel used in ocean-going ships from 35,000 to 5,000 parts per million (ppm). The question isn't whether this drop will happen, but when — in 2020 or 2025.
Throughout much of the world, sulphur specifications for transportation fuels have dropped to very low levels (the limit for Canadian diesel, for example, is just 15 ppm). The fuel that powers most cargo ships, meanwhile — residual fuel oil (RFO) — has always been the exception to that trend. RFO is made of hard-to-refine rejects from refinery processes and contains high levels of carbon, sulphur, nitrogen and metals; sulphur content in RFO can run up to 35,000 ppm. Ships prefer to burn RFO because it's cheap and has a high energy content. It also generates very large amounts of air pollution.
But to date, the economic arguments in favour of RFO have largely trumped environmental concerns. In 2009 it was estimated that just 16 of the largest ships in the world collectively emit more sulphur than all the world's cars put together.
In 2008, California set limits on fuel sulphur for ships running in California waters. This kicked off a trend, leading to the IMO setting limits around specific coastal areas called 'emissions control areas' (ECAs). These limits are now set down as low as 1,000 ppm — which effectively bans RFO in ECAs where diesel is now burned instead. But outside those coastal ECAs the limit has only dropped to 35,000 ppm — and RFO is still the shipping fuel of choice.
So the ECA limits haven't caused much disruption to shipping or to the crude and petroleum product markets. But the International Marine Organization's pending new regulation could force most shippers to stop burning RFO by 2020.
Though the IMO has not issued a final recommendation, data suggest that there is enough alternative fuel on the market to permit the switch. Political trends seem to be favouring an earlier introduction of the new RFO regulation.
Diesel and LNG (liquid natural gas) are the leading candidates for replacement fuels. And this is where Canadian refiners and producers should start worrying.
The global shipping industry burns over 3 million barrels per day of RFO. The marine market for RFO has been growing, while the overall market for RFO has been shrinking for years (from 13 million barrels per day in 1989 to 8.5 in 2012). In other words, alternative outlets for this fuel are drying up — and those that do exist will continue to shrink due to environmental pressures.
What we may end up seeing is a spike in diesel prices coupled with a large drop in the price of RFO. That in turn would cause a dramatic widening in the price difference between light crude (which has a low RFO yield) and heavy crude (a high RFO yield).
Refineries that are designed to produce negligible amounts of RFO are "high conversion"; they use units called cokers that extract carbon in the form of 'petroleum coke' from those streams that other refiners put to RFO, and then process the intermediate material into useful products. Those refineries do well in a market with a wide price spread between light and heavy crude.
For the Western Canadian oilpatch, the fallout from that price spread is a mixed bag. Bitumen fits the profile of an extra-heavy crude with a lot of sulphur, so it may not receive a strong price. Oilsands upgraders, on the other hand, are high conversion facilities that should thrive as they make their money on that same spread.
McKinsey & Company, one of the world's premiere management consultants, says in a recent report that they don't think the change in the shipping fuel standard will have a major impact on crude markets. But they admit they're at a loss to explain recent very large investments in high conversion operations that seem to be relying on a major shift in the light/heavy crude price spread.
"The advantage for someone with a high conversion project coming on just as differentials widen would be enormous," says the report.
If that turns out to be true, Eastern Canada refineries — with only one, smallish coker east of Regina — will be at a great disadvantage. But the oilsands upgraders should benefit from a broader light/heavy price spread.
We're still arguing about how Canada can get more out of its energy sector with a reliable transport link to tidewater. But isn't it time we started thinking about how to get the most value for the material we already produce, given these risks? Shouldn't we act now to protect our remaining Eastern refineries? 2020 isn't very far away.
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Marvel to advertise Iron Man movie on Super Bowl
MUMBAI: US film studios Paramount Pictures and Marvel Entertainment have announced that a prime advertising spot for Marvel Studios' Iron Man will air during the Super Bowl XLII face-off between the New England Patriots and the New York Giants on 3 February, 2008.
The film will be released on 2 May, 2008.
Marvel.com has aready started to tease the spot. The ad will be available on Apple.com, Marvel.com, and the official Iron Man website at IronManMovie.com. Additional sites, including Yahoo Sports! and ESPN.com, will carry the ad the following day.
Oscar nominee Robert Downey Jr. stars as Tony Stark/Iron Man in the story of a kidnapped billionaire industrialist and genius inventor. Using his intelligence and ingenuity, Tony builds a high-tech suit of armor and escapes captivity. When he uncovers a nefarious plot with global implications, he dons his powerful armor and vows to protect the world as Iron Man.
The film co-stars Gwyneth Paltrow, Jeff Bridges, Terrence Howard and Shaun Toub. The film is directed by Jon Favreau.


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An Index to Articles and Reports on the open/free, participatory/P2P, and Commons-related paradigms.
This is the space to publish your articles about Peer to Peer developments. The section entitled Other Foundational Essays, is reserved for major essays who have set the terms of the debate in this field. Everything else can be published here in 'Articles'.
Main articles about P2P Theory are listed under "Main Topic", while topical article are listed in alphabetic order in enclyclopedic format.
A good source for related reports is the Open Co-op Project [1], which has a section called 'Background Documents', some of which have been indexed here.
Here is another collection of essays on open topics, mostly from activist backgrounds, at http://www.networked-politics.info/index.php/NP_Maxim_Reader_Berlin_June_2007
Key Peer to Peer Articles
From the P2P Foundation
The Political Economy of Peer Production, CTheory, December 2005 Orginal URL
Full bibliography: [2]
Selection of translated articles is available here
French-Language, en francais
Le peer to peer: nouvelle formation sociale, nouveau model civilisationnel: Appeared in Revue du Mauss, issue 26, in a more edited version.)
More translated articles and interviews in French here
Greek-Language The P2P Manifesto
The "P2P manifesto: Creating the world we want within the confines of the world we want to transcend", written by Vasilis Kostakis, is the first book in Greek that deals with the P2P theory. Published by Voreiodytikes Publications. Download link: http://www.openbook.gr/2012/12/Omotimomanifesto.html
Italian-Language Version of Peer to Peer and Human Evolution
P2P ed Evoluzione Umana. URL = http://www.p2pforum.it/forum/showthread.php?t=47658 , Intro
Selection of articles is listed here: http://p2pfoundation.net/Category:Portuguese
Thai-Language, phasaa Thai
Draft version of a translation by Jim Puntasen of Rasmi.org, Thai
URL = http://www.rasmi-trrm.org/index.php?lay=show&ac=article&Id=252522
Other Sources
On Economics:
- Circulation of the Common. Nick Dyer-Whiteford.
- Economy of Ideas. John Perry Barlow
- The economics of open source
- Open source as user innovation – von Hippel
- Analysis of OS Business models
- Allocation of resources in OS mode
- Open source outside software – Clay Shirky
On Society and Governance:
- From Intersubjectivity to Interbeing
- Remixability and Modularity. Lev Manovich.
- Open Code and Open Societies - Lessig
- Legal aspects of free and open source software
- Nonprofit foundations and their role in community-firm software collaboration
- The open source paradigm shift – O'reilly
Other Languages
Le capitalisme informationnel. Par Philippe Aigrain.
URL = http://temps-nouveaux.net/article.php3?id_article=149
Tres bonne introduction sur l'importance des biens communs informationnels, par l'auteur du livre clef, Cause Commune
Articles and Reports Directory
Pages in category "Articles"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 2,635 total.(previous page) (next page)
- 3-D Printing of Open Source Appropriate Technologies for Self-Directed Sustainable Development
- 3D Printers, the Third Industrial Revolution, and the Demise of Capitalism
- 3D Printing and Open Source Hardware Licensing
- 3D Printing as an Agent of Socio-Political Change
- 3D Printing Community and Emerging Practices of Peer Production
- 3D Printing, Intellectual Property, and the Fight Over the Next Great Disruptive Technology
- A Economia Política da Produção entre Pares
- A Manifesto on WIPO and the Future of Intellectual Property
- A survey of peer-to-peer content distribution technologies
- Abolishing Education and Liberating Creation
- Abundance of Food vs the Abundance of Recipes
- Abuse of Open Licenses
- Academia as a Commons
- Access to Knowledge in a Network Society
- Accounting and Control of the Labour Process
- Adapting Commons Regimes for Biological Information
- Adaptive Architecture, Collaborative Design, and the Evolution of Community
- Additive Manufacturing as Global Remanufacturing of Politics
- Addressing Sustainability in Research on Distributed Production
- Adrian Costain on How To Find Democratic Money and Capital for SME's
- Advancing the Concept of Public Goods
- Advent of Open Source Democracy and Wikipolitics
- Aesthetic Commons and the Enclosures of Instituting Autonomies
- Affective Strategies of Contemporary Capitalism, and the Resistance to and Transformation of Anxiety
- Against Ecological and Information Enclosures
- Against Intellectual Property
- Against the Internet-Centric Totalizing Anti-Hierarchy and Anti-Centralization Ideology
- Agency, Resistance, and Orders of Dissent in Contemporary Social Movements
- Agro-Ecological Approaches to Agricultural Development
- Agroecology and the Right to Food
- Agro–Biodiversity Commons
- Airbnb and Gentrification Through the Sharing Economy
- Algo-Robotic Systems
- Algorithmic Accountability of Journalists
- Algorithmic Governance of Common-Pool Resources
- All in Common as New Slogan for International Labour
- Allocation of Collaborative Efforts in Open-Source Software
- Alternative Approaches for Protecting Indigenous Traditional Knowledge
- Alternative Currencies and Community Development in Argentina
- Alternative Economic Systems in Asia
- Alternative Economies Resource Guide
- Alternative Forms of Common-Interest Communities
- Alternative Futures of Globalisation
- Alternative Internets
- Alternative Network Deployments
- Alternative Policies for Alternative Internets
- Alternative Progress Indicators
- Alternatives to Capitalism Symposium of the Good Society Journal
- Alternatives to Liberal Individualism and Authoritarian Collectivism
- Amateur Class
- Amateur Cultural Production and Peer-to-Peer Learning
- Amateur to Amateur
- Ambiguity of Open Government Concept
- Analysis of Functions and Dysfunctions of Direct Democracy
- Analysis of Social Inclusion in Short Chain Initiatives in Ghent
- Andean Social Movements and the Refounding of the State
- Anonymous and the War on Scientology
- Anonymous as an Antinomian Movement
- Antagonistic Usage of the Commons Concept
- Anthropological Introduction to P2P
- Anthropology of Unequal Society
- Anti-Hierarchical Artifices for Groups to Use
- Anti-Leaders in Social Movements
- Anti-Web 2.0 Manifesto
- Anticipated Environmental Sustainability of Personal Fabrication
- Anticommons in Biomedical Research
- Any Cook Can Govern
- Appeal for Non-Hierarchic, Self-Determined, Social and Economic Alternatives
- Arduino and Open Source Design
- Are Patents Good for Climate Change
- Argentine Worker Cooperatives in Civil Society
- Arguments for Demurrage-Based Post-Growth Currencies
- Arkitente/es
- Art and Science of Effective Convening
- Art of Being Many
- Arthur Brock Against the Consensus on Data Consensus in the Blockchain
- Articles on Commons Economics
- Artistic Co-Creation as a Decentralized Method of Peer Empowerment
- Artistic Co-Creation as a Decentralized Method of Peer Empowerment in Today's Multitude
- Artists as Commoners in the Years of Indebtedness
- Assessing Technologies for Degrowth
- Assessing the Radical Democracy of Indymedia
- Astounding Growth in the Psychological Evolution of the Human Self
- At the Turning Point of the Current Techno-Economic Paradigm
- Atmosphere Commons
- Attention Economy Primer
- Attentional Capital and the Ecology of Online Social Networks
- Attuning to Natural Energy Flows vs. Abstract Economic Rationality
- Augmented Social Networks
- Authoritarian and Democratic Technics
- Authority and Governance as Next Great Internet Disruption
- Authority in Peer Production
- Authorization and Governance in Virtual Worlds
- Autonomous Decentralized Enterprise Model
- Autonomous Politics and its Problems
- Autonomous Universities and the Making Of the Knowledge Commons
- Autonomous Universities and the Making of the Knowledge Commons
- Autonomy and Control in the Era of Post-Privacy
- Autonomy of Migration and Mobile Commons
- Autonomy Symposium
- Autonomy, Labour, and the Political Economy of Social Media
- Avatar
- Axiomatics of Abundance
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- Backfeed, the Blockchain, and Value Systems in the Sharing Economy
- Badges in Social Media
- Balancing Individualism and Communitarianism
- Barriers and Challenges to Personal Manufacturing
- Barriers to Co-Creation
- Basic Income - Philippe Van Parijs
- Basic Income and Productivity in Cognitive Capitalism
- Basic Income as a Minimum Claim to Basic Resources
- Beachhead Hypothesis
- Beneath the Metadata
- Benefit Sharing Under the Convention on Biological Diversity
- Benefits of the Second Industrial Revolution vs the Benefits of the Third Industrial Revolution
- Benjamin Barber on City-Based Global Governance
- Benjamin Updated
- Berlin as the Capital of the Social Share Economy
- Bernard Stiegler and the Question of Technics
- Beyond Information Abundance
- Beyond Jobs
- Beyond Privacy
- Beyond State Capitalism
- Beyond TCP/IP
- Beyond the Commons
- Bibliography on Localizing and Distributing Production
- Bibliography on Open Design and Distributed Manufacturing
- Bifo on How the Cognitivat Will Lead to an Unprecedented Socio-Cultural and Informational Revolution
- Big Data In Our Hands
- Big Data, Communities and Ethical Resilience
- Bill McKibben Looks to the Commons as the Solution to Global Climate Disruption
- Bio and Hardware Hacking
- Biological Open Source and the Recovery of Seed Sovereignty
- Birth of Impersonal Exchange
- Birth of the Chilean Free Software Movement
- Bitcoin and the Blockchain Are Firmly Anchored in Anarcho-Capitalist Visions of a Hyper-Capitalist Society
- Bitcoin Cannot Serve the Necessary Function of Networked Public Money
- Bitcoin Experience
- Bitcoin Financial Regulation
- Bitcoin Mining and its Energy Footprint
- Blockchain and Economic Development
- Blockchain and the Distributed Reproduction of Capitalist Class Power
- Blockchain as Solution for Transparency in Supply Chains
- Blockchain as Ultracapitalist Enclosure
- Blockchain Government
- Blockchains and the Crypto-City
- Blogging and the Transformation of Legal Scholarship
- Blogging as Distributed Activity
- Blogosphere as a New Form of Political Organization
- Bob Osterdag on Why it is Better for Musicians to Share their Music
- Borders in Cyberspace
- Bots and Automation over Twitter during the U.S. Election
- Bottom-up Broadband
- Bourgeois Anarchism and Authoritarian Democracies
- Brain Physiology of Egoistic and Empathic Motivation
- Brazilian Hackerspaces as Spaces of Resistance and Free Education
- Brazilian System for the Solidarity Culture
- Brief History of Open Source Hardware Organizations and Definitions
- Brief History of P2P-Urbanism
- Bringing the Power of the Law to Environmental Stewardship with Common Property Rights
- Broadband Policy
- Broadcast System and Social Control
- Brokerage, Boundary Spanning, and Leadership in Open Innovation Communities
- Building a Cooperative Solidarity Commonwealth
- Building a Solid World
- Building a Web of Needs
- Building an Economic Ecosystem for New Business Models and Ideas
- Building Blocks for a Commons-Based Society
- Building Smart Communities through Network Weaving
- Building Socially Inclusive Commons Through Public Infrastructure
- Business Models for Open Access E-Books
- Business Models for Open Hardware
- Business Models of European Service Platforms
- Business Models to Support Content Commons
- Business Process Crowdsourcing
- C2C, B2C and the New Open 2.0 Business Models
- Cambalache/es
- Can Capitalism Reform Itself and Move Towards a P2P Society
- Can Digital Commons Escape from Capital
- Can Micropower Become as Deep a Game-Changer as Microprocessing
- Can Patents Deter Innovation
- Can Peer Production Make Washing Machines?
- Can Renewable Energy Sustain Consumer Societies
- Can the Digital Commons Save the Natural Commons
- Can the Internet Democratize Capitalism
- Can We Liberate the Market through Commons Governance
- Canadian Case Study on the Co-Construction of Public Policy for the Social Economy
- Cap and Trade Policy Primer
- Capitalism and the Ethical Economy
- Capitalism as a Transformation of Slavery
- Capitalism, Climate Change and the Transition to Sustainability
- Capitalist Road to Communism
- Capturing Value Through Protocol Innovation


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Wednesday, March 9, 2016
The Liverpool High School Student Council and the United Liverpool Faculty Association will host a Senior Citizen Semi-Formal Dinner Dance on Saturday, April 16, from 5 to 9 p.m., in the LHS Cafeteria.
The theme for this year's dance is "Graceland."
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Reservations are required. Call Erin Trexler at 315-453-1500 ext. 4103 by April 2 to make reservations.