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The American Bar Association has taken notice of the rapid rise in non-traditional legal service providers, and may in the future seek to regulate these legal service providers and the services they may offer. A recent discussion paper produced by the ABA Commission on the Future of Legal Services asks for comment on whether the ABA should encourage states to develop new regulatory structures for these non-traditional (and currently unregulated) legal service providers. According to the report, the types of legal services providers perform are numerous including: "automated legal document assembly for consumers, law firms, and corporate counsel; expert systems that address legal issues through a series of branching questions and answers; electronic discovery; legal process outsourcing; legal process insourcing and design; legal project management and process improvement; knowledge management; online dispute resolution; data analytics; and many others."
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The internet controls almost every aspect of our lives. And the datacenter is the power station of the internet. Providing and maintaining the infrastructure for the Web, Cloud, IOT and AI. But how many young people would choose Datacenters as a career? Especially when they don't know what they are? So where are we going to find the future stars of this sector? And, how are we going to make sure that they are the right people?
Let's start with where we are today. One datacenter training organisation has claimed that the "average" datacenter engineer is a 55-year old male. The gender is a fact and is discussed further below. More worrying perhaps is the age which means that in the not-too-distant future great sections of the workforce will disappear.
Children start divesting career options very early on – as early as three or four years old, according to Dr.Theresa Simpkin, Higher and Further Education Principal at CNet Training. And datacenters are certainly not in their thoughts. Nor are they until sometime after they've left University. The majority of graduate trainee engineers are often "poached" from M&E firms or from other industries (e.g. Oil & Gas) in the early stages of their career. The last couple of recipients of the "Young Mission-Critical Engineer of the Year" had no thoughts of entering the industry when they left university and fell into the sector by chance.
So we need to sow the seeds early. To both boys and girls. They all know about the internet – using parent's smartphones and grabbing the TV remote to sign in to Netflix Kids from a very early age but with no idea what's behind it all. And most of the population have no idea either. And it's our fault. References to the datacenter industry conjure up images of big concrete windowless buildings. Internet, Cloud and IOT sounds much more exciting to those who want impressive rock-star careers. My own firm, Datacenter People, has kicked off an initiative to start farming for new talent. Working as STEM ambassadors to spread the word in schools, colleges and universities. And it's not just a man's world. With females making up only 6% of the UK engineering workforce there's another large talent pool to attempt to attract.
But before these budding stars of the future enter our wonderful world we've still got a lot of good talent out there. But finding it isn't easy. A good CV will only ever make up 25 per cent of what makes you a great candidate for a job. If you're an employer you can never be 100 per cent certain, regardless of the number of interviews stages and testing you have in your hiring process. However, by examining intellect, values, motivation and behaviour alongside experience it is estimated that you could get close to 75 per cent certainty. But probably the most important element is the cultural fit.
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Jonathan Ive (now Sir "Jony") while working for a design firm in London, was asked by Apple, then a struggling company, to create a look for a new laptop. He took the design to Apple and was hired immediately. The rest, as they say, is history, and under Sir Jon's leadership Apple has led the way in the innovation of products that enable us to work, play and communicate. But one wonders what would have happened if he'd joined a different company. IBM for example.
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Understanding differences in corporate culture certainly helps Datacenter People to find the right people who fit in. Round pegs for round holes. In fact, this was the problem which sparked the formation of Datacenter People way back in 2010. The way people were being hired for the mission critical business was just plain wrong and might explain why over 60 per cent of downtime was attributed to people (Source APC, Operational Intelligence). Errors in design, mistakes in build and just plain old stupidity in operations. Putting together a football team with your mates is fine for a kick around in the park, but you won't win the Champions League. People were getting hired because they 'knew someone', and still are. No wonder the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development in the UK states that three out of four hires for your business are wrong. Global employment research shows that, when asked who of their team truly adds value to the company, the majority of managers replied that on average it is only one in four of their team! Research also shows that a single miss-hire costs companies between 4 and 14 times their annual salary, so the cost of getting it wrong is one of the biggest profit killers for companies. This is exaggerated in mission critical roles and senior hires.
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So how can you improve your chances of making a successful hire? Let's spend more time examining the Intellect, Values, Motivations, Behaviours and Experience of candidates to make sure we are working with the right people, to get the best out of them, and to make sure we provide the best talent available to the industry. And work to understand what the right DNA is, so we can use this to get the best people for clients every time, reducing attrition and increasing the chances of success so that they have at least a 75 per cent chance of getting a truly valuable employee to join the business.
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On Monday, January 8th, 2018, a group of leaders of the Faculty of Engineering Universitas Muhammadiyah Malang (UMM) and Universitas Prof. Dr. Hamka (UHAMKA) visited the Faculty of Engineering Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta (UMY). This event go on from 10.00 to 13.00 PM and was held in Assembly Room of Faculty of Engineering Building F3 2nd Floors.
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However to find also that our primary schools and nurseries are not included in the new scheduled stops is appalling.So much for boosting literacy and the love of the written word.
Easy targets yet again children and a large number of pensioners.
I am sorry also that the always pleasant and helpful staff manning these vehicles will lose their jobs.
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5 Ways to Take Better Photos
These days, photography is ubiquitous. Almost everyone has an Instagram, flickr, or a Facebook with snapshots of their friends, their places, and their people. Below are five basic tips to take your photos to the next level.
Bring Your Camera
Some of the best photo opportunities are the most unexpected. Smartphones offer a lot of versatility, but smartphones can't do everything, and that expensive DSLR camera you left on a bookshelf isn't going to take any pictures by itself. At least, it shouldn't be. If it is, consider contacting a spirit medium.
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Iron ore pellets are a highly refined product supplied to the steel making industry for use in blast furnaces or direct reduction processes. The use of pellets offers many advantages such as customer adopted products, transportability and mechanical strength yet the production is time and energy consuming.
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INM revenues up 1.1pc, back in growth for first time in eight years
MEDIA group Independent News & Media has reported an increase in total group revenues of 1.1pc for the January to October period.
In an upbeat interim management statement, the company added that total advertising revenue grew by 3.7pc.
This was boosted by a 43.6pc hike in digital advertising, offsetting a 1.2pc decline in publishing advertising sales.
The growth in pre-tax profits was in line with expectations while the 1.1pc growth in revenues was an improvement on the marginal decline of 0.3pc announced in August.
Total Group revenue growth has been partially delivered through new distribution contracts, including the Irish Times, the company added.
It said it is maintaining a tight leash on overall costs while investing in its digital strategy.
INM owns this website as well as numerous publications including the Irish Independent, Sunday Independent, The Herald and Sunday World.
Robert Pitt, CEO, Independent News & Media said: "Having come through a period of significant restructuring, Independent News & Media is very happy to see this continuing positive performance in 2015. It is good to see that the growth in income is now expanded beyond advertising and circulation sales to also include distribution."
"There was a continuation of the positive performance in total advertising revenues, reflective of improved market conditions, INM's unique audience reach across the island of Ireland and a strong growth in digital revenues," the statement added.
"A number of our advertising categories have recorded improved year-on-year revenues including property, magazines and features/supplements.
"Circulation declines year-on-year have lessened since the interim results, with the investment in product and increased retail activity in the third quarter, delivering this improved performance.
"INM continues to perform well in 2015 and we anticipate a full year performance in line with expectations.
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Cable pull switches have a notorious history for tripping when there aren't actually any emergencies. On the factory floor, this is counterproductive for facility personnel as it creates more stress and machine downtime. Traditional cable pull switches are meant to help troubleshoot and solve problems, but with their over-sensitivity, they aren't measuring up to expectations. As a result, many plants have opted out of using cable pull switches altogether and instead have turned to alternative safety applications.
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Turning to those alternatives isn't always the best solution for your facility. Sometimes there may be a compelling business reason to keep using the cable pull switches you already have installed. Keeping all these factors in mind, Rockwell Automation recently redesigned the pull cable switch to help increase safety and manufacturing productivity. The new switch, the Allen-Bradley® Guardmaster® Lifeline™ 5 Cable-Pull Switch, is designed to only trip for an actual emergency. The device has built-in intelligence, it is designed to not react to accidental touches.
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You may have noticed that it has been more than a month since Great British Bake Off series 5 ended… and I still haven't posted the long-promised round up of our #GBBO Bake Along. I really have no excuses other than, much like my tax return, I ignored this in hopes that it would magically disappear. I am definitely suffering from Bake Off fatigue and initially I waited to post this until I found the time to create a showstopper worthy of the finale. But as time went by and I got even busier I realised I simply wasn't in the mood to create a croquembouche (my intended bake) and there's nothing worse than forcing yourself to bake something. It has to come from a place of love otherwise it's simply not going to look or taste good.
This season of the Bake Off failed to inspired me – and I really hate to admit that. I am a huge fan of the show, it's what got me into food blogging in the first place, but am finding the unchanged format a little tired five years on. I think the show needs a bit of a shake up to revitalise it. It didn't help that I wasn't inspired by any of the contestants this year – apart from Chetna who had some interesting flavours and ideas. Don't get me wrong, everyone was perfectly likeable and competent but I wouldn't rush to buy their books if you catch my drift. I hope I am not alienating everyone by voicing these opinions!
I take my hat off to everyone who linked their bakes here – there's a lot of talent, determination and plenty of humour in your posts (take a look at Tales of pigling bland) and I want to thank you all for linking up. I have to award some star baker badges here though and these are the recipes that impressed me the most.
1. My Crazy Kitchen produced an impeccable Baked Alaska. This was the bake that frustrated me the most so Helen I applaud you!
2. Angela of Patisserie Makes Perfect has linked many accomplished bakes – take a look at these eclairs not to mention the Jaffa entremet. I really think she should apply for Series 6!
3. Carrie of Time to be An Adult linked a lovely Chocolate and Cherry tea ring and an impressive croquembouche.
4. Luca of Oh La Vache! linked recipes from the French version of the Bake Off (Le Meilleur Patissier) – you should take a look at this lovely sachertorte.
5. Check out this Chocolate and Vanilla Schichttorte from Kirsty of Hijacked by twins and another fine example of this laborious recipe from Beckie of This Is Not My Home.
6. Kat of The Baking Explorer is the only one to attempt the Baklava and this one looks amazing!
7. Many of you made the Croatian Povitica including Lucy the Baking Queen. This is one recipe I would like to make one day.
8. Rosie made Toffee Apple Doughnuts (as did I – great minds and all that…).
9. Kouign Amann from Beckie of This Is Not My Home who admirably linked every challenge if memory serves.
Three randomly bakers will win #GBBO related books – take a look at your inboxes…. Hope to see you all next year… or on #CookBlogShare


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Large audience attends lecture by Dr. Adrian Daly on PAT
Published on: Friday, 15 February 2013
Pfizer are using spectroscopic techniques such as NearIR, MidIR and Raman to follow the progress of reactions and crystallisations both at pilot scale and industrial level. FBRM technology is being used to monitor particle size and shape in crystallisations and reactions.
Dr. Daly presented a comprehensive and detailed lecture that demonstrated examples of the use of these technologies:
MidIR spectroscopic data is used to automatically control an industrial scale reaction – a world first.
Another case study was the use of NearIR to measure the concentration of the liquid phase and FBRM for the solid phase in a crystallisation step. This data was used for the automatic control of the cooling system of the industrial scale crystallisation to ensure that the process stayed close to the saturation curve.
These and other techniques were also used for the automatic control of continuous processes. Furthermore, the use of hand held NIR and Raman instruments to confirm the composition of materials without having to open drums was also discussed.
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Jolie wrote in a New York Times op-ed that she decided to have the procedure, in which all or part of the breast is removed, after learning she carries a mutation of the BRCA1 gene that brings increased risk of developing breast and ovarian cancers.
"The decision more women are making to undergo this procedure shows a changing perspective on cancer and the need to focus more attention on alternative prevention strategies," said Sophie Lelièvre, who co-leads the International Breast Cancer and Nutrition Collaboration. "Avoiding the disease is always better than having to treat it.
"For decades most of the funding has gone to research in cancer detection and treatment, and, meanwhile, more and more women have been diagnosed with breast cancer. We need to find acceptable and affordable ways to prevent the disease, not just identify and treat it. I hope that high-profile examples of the lengths to which women will go in an effort to reduce their cancer risk will help usher in a new era of prevention research."
The goal of the International Breast Cancer and Nutrition Collaboration is to develop new methods to assess breast cancer risk for all women and to design sustainable prevention strategies, she said.
"Paradoxically, over the past few years physicians have made continuous efforts to preserve the breast of women with breast cancer during surgery associated with treatment, yet radical mastectomy is now promoted in women who are healthy and cancer free," she said. "There are no options to decrease breast cancer risk aside from radical surgery or treatment with estrogen inhibitors that have very serious side effects. These options are only appropriate for women at very high risk of developing the disease. In addition, these options are mainly considered for women in the U.S. and may not be suitable for women in countries where access to quality health care is less available or, whether either culturally or legally, these preventive options are not currently possible, but breast cancer is no less prevalent."
Lelièvre (pronounced Le-LEE-YEA-vre) is associate director of collaborative science in the Purdue Center for Cancer Research and an associate professor of basic medical sciences in Purdue's College of Veterinary Medicine. She identified subtle changes in normal-appearing breast tissue that appear necessary for cancer development and could be used to help determine a woman's risk of developing breast cancer. She also helped implement a new imaging technology to reveal these breast tissue changes. The imaging technology can be used to screen for harmful and protective factors for the breast and was used to show that a fatty acid found in some foods influences this early precancerous stage.
She also led a team that reproduced portions of the female breast in a tiny slide-sized model dubbed "breast on-a-chip" that will be used to test nanomedical approaches for the detection and treatment of breast cancer. Lelièvre recently used the breast-on-a-chip model as a basis to discuss how models to study breast cancer risk should be designed in an article titled "Building risk-on-a-chip models to improve breast cancer risk assessment and prevention" published in the journal Integrative Biology.
Lelièvre is co-chair of the upcoming fourth international breast cancer prevention symposium in Beirut, Lebanon, this October.
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Feb. 3, 2006 – The Labor Department may be regularly understating the number of unemployed people due to the way it collects data, according to a new study. The progressive Center for Economic Policy Research said yesterday that because growing numbers of people decline to participate in surveys each year, the Department's statistics bureau's data-gathering techniques are outdated.
CEPR said this leads the Department to miss 3 million or more people when compiling information for a key employment and income indicator.
Pointing to evidence in government and other reports that poor people, blacks, Hispanics, women and younger adults are less likely to respond to self-report surveys, CEPR counseled the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) to change the way it collects information for the Current Population Survey (CPS).
The CPS is used by the Labor Department and other federal agencies to assess income and employment conditions and steer agencies that deal with workforce and income issues. Additionally, many think tanks use the information as ammunition in battles to shape public policy.
Participation in the monthly CPS has dropped in recent years, from around 96 percent in the 1970s to 90 percent in recent years, CEPR noted. The non-response rate is much greater than that of the Census, which saw 98 percent of people contacted respond in 2000, according to government information presented in the report.
According to CEPR, the 8 percent gap leads the CPS to report higher employment levels across demographic groups than Census data indicates, with the differences increased for poor and ethnic minorities. Taken together and adjusted for self-reporting errors, CEPR found that the Labor Department underreports unemployment rates by about 1.4 percent, or 3 million people.
The group's report did not take into account estimates of the number of homeless people or those no longer looking for work. The Labor Department reported a 4.9 percent unemployment rate in December 2005. But many progressive economic groups have long maintained that, even before adjusting for the discrepancies noted by CEPR, the unemployment rate is actually much higher.
For instance, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that the percentage of people "who currently are neither working nor looking for work but indicate that they want and are available for a job and have looked for work sometime in the recent past" was 1 percent for December 2005. The Bureau also counts people "who want and are available for full-time work but have had to settle for a part-time schedule" at 2.7 percent that month. If these two classes were counted in the unemployment rate – as progressive groups have advocated – the rate would rise to 8.6 percent for December.
Employment is not the only area where low CPS participation rates may mislead policy makers. In a report last summer, the Kaiser Family Foundation's Commission on Medicaid and the Uninsured raised concerns that healthcare resources are inadequately allocated due, in part, to CPS reports. That report found that CPS data was inferior to information collected by the Department of Health and Human Services.


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The Odeon has gone for a total Refurb of it it's Cinema complex at Whiteleys shopping centre. It will reopen to the public on Jaunary 6th a boast a host of new digital technology.
In addition to this there will be the launch of 'The Lounge' a luxury 5 screen Cinema with no more than 50 fully reclining seats which will open on the 13th January. It will also offer its paying guests the first 'fine food and film' experience after teaming up with culinary expert Rowley Leigh. Cinema goers will have the opportunity to order from their seats will a call button and waiter at their beckon call.
Back in one of my first blog posts I bigged up the Aubin Cinema, a boutique little Cinema run as part of Shoreditch House and hidden away in the basement of the Aubin & Wills Gallery cum Shop. My big thumbs up for this place came from the homely feel the place has. On entering you feel like you've found a hidden gem and the bonus of wine and a blanket to get cosy with is even better.
From the sounds of it 'The Lounge' will be a vast improvement on the huge cinemas we're used to from Odeon; the uncomfortable seats and the crunching of Nachos underfoot; and behind you, and in front and from the person sat next to you. Although, I don't see how anyone will be able to enjoyably sample the no doubt delightful menu. I mean when was the last time you ate Chicken and goats cheese mousse with mesclun and hazelnut toast IN-THE-DARK?
Plus a total pet peeve of anyone who frequents the cinema is the idiot who has downed their MAXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXL Pepsi and has to then get up and shuffle along the row at the crucial part of the film to go and relieve themselves. So how is having a call button that allows you to ring a waiter to your reclined chair, delivering food going to be any better? The idea of someone bobbing back and forward in front of the big screen is just plain annoying.
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Fifty years ago, the oil tanker "Torrey Canyon" ran aground off the UK coast, between the Isles of Scilly and Cornwall. What followed was the world's first major marine oil spill.
In the morning hours of March 18, 1967, the crew of the "Torrey Canyon" - a large, and at the time newest-generation, state-of-the-art crude oil tanker – made a number of navigation and steering errors. The ship was carrying almost 120,000 tonnes of crude oil. The mistakes made by the crew and their captain were to have unprecedented consequences. The Torrey Canyon hit the world headlines and went down in history as the first major marine oil pollution disaster.
The "Torrey Canyon" struck Pollard's Rock in the Seven Stones Reef off the Cornish coast. That was the beginning of a huge environmental catastrophe. Part of the hull was ripped open, causing a large amount of its black cargo to leak into the sea. Eventually, the whole wreck just fell apart and every last drop of the 120,000 tonnes of crude oil drained into the sea.
When the unprecedented oil slick reached its furthest extent, covering an area of some 1,800 square kilometers (about 700 square miles), the British government decided on a radical combined action plan: burn the oil and clean up the mess.
"Explosive surgery" is what the Ministerial Committee on Emergencies called the procedure at the time. The oil slick was to to be set on fire by bombing the tanker, ultimately using even napalm.
Afterwards, the British government used a mixture of barely researched toxic dispersants. The 10,000 tonnes of these chemicals which were used, ended up being even more damaging to the environment than the oil itself.
The outcome of the disaster was the pollution of over 290 kilometers (180 miles) of English and French coastlines with toxic crude oil. For some species of marine animals and plants it took decades to recover. More than 25,000 birds died from oiling.
The legacy of the Torrey Canyon
One of the places that were worst affected was the island of Guernsey.
"About 19 days after the "Torrey Canyon" ran aground in Cornwall, a large slick of oil hit the coast of Guernsey and covered the beaches, bays and rocky inlets," Rob Roussel, senior project manager of waste services on Guernsey told DW.
"Because Guernsey was a significant tourist destination at the time, they had to act very quickly in collecting and removing the oil from the beaches. And the decision was taken to put it in a small quarry in the north of the Island," Roussel said.
What nobody had considered when this location was chosen, was that it created an area extremely hazardous to birds and other animals for the next half a century at least. As Steve Byrne, manager of the Guernsey Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (GSPCA) told DW, "birds used to identify the quarry as a water source and would often fly in, which led to potential slow death."
Over the years, oiling therefore killed "thousands, if not tens-of-thousands of birds," says Byrne. And he remembers, "you could see them floating in the thick crude oil on the surface."
Cleaning and rehabilitation efforts were also made difficult, because of an unknown number of potentially live explosives and ammunition from World War II in the quarry area. That is also why any further potential recovery and remediation of the sediment at the base of the quarry is extremely complicated, Roussel said.
What bothers Roussel in particular is that "the original polluters BP, have not contributed in any way, whatsoever. All the clean-up works that have been undertaken over the years, have been carried out by the States of Guernsey."
No hope for Guernsey?
For years, the quarry remained toxic. Then in 2008, "we introduced bio-remediation, using selected microorganisms to feed on the oil that was on the surface," says Roussel. The effects have been tremendous.
Today, the surface of the water is mostly clear of oil, and birds no longer run the risk of dying from contact with the water. The last two birds that were rescued out of the former death trap were great-crested grebe Adele and kestrel Olivia, in 2012, says Byrne.
There are several incidents per year, where seabirds suffer from oiling along the shorelines of Guernsey. During stormy weather, oil is often churned up to the surface and puts seabirds and marine animals, like the locally residing grey seals, at risk. Some of it is likely to be left over from the "Torrey Canyon".
There will be after-effects for decades to come. "Obviously the water quality in the quarry is still affecting the wildlife, because it cannot establish itself there," says Byrne. "But there has been a dramatic reduction in the animals that were being affected."
These days, a company based in the UK, called "Oil Spill Response Limited", uses the quarry on Guernsey for training exercises. The "Torrey Canyon" was only the beginning of a whole line of oil accidents. As shipping and the offshore oil industry have increased, accidents have become more common, and developing techniques to minimize environmental disaster has become a business in its own right.
The explosion of the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig in 2010 caused an environmental disaster. But an oil spill like that could happen again, scientists say. Will they be able to prevent worse in the future? (24.02.2017)
A year after the disastrous oil spill caused by an explosion on the Deepwater Horizon drilling platform in the Gulf of Mexico, Norwegian scientists use a simulator to improve safety procedures and prevent such accidents. (20.04.2011)
Seven oil spills have taken place in the Peruvian Amazon in 2016 alone. This is directly harming biodiversity and the livelihoods of indigenous people. Why does it keep happening, and what are the long-term consequences? (30.09.2016)


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2nd of February 2013 @CDA Projects
part of Sail Away, We Must! curated by Övül Durmuşoğlu
Love is the new gold. Love standard instead of gold standard. The alchemical imperative of capitalism.
Value is backed against affect, love is the attribute of the "ensouled" commodity. Capitalism as "commodity animism" (Steven Shaviro), commodity with a soul, canned consciousness, aliveness merchandised.
Gold is a trade on love. It is a fetishism of the soul.
Gold was extracted by people, by bodies, it was produced against life and death. Chile, Peru, Turkey, Romania: some of many territories where necrocapitalism is at work.
Ecophagia is the practice of eating the environment. Gold extraction is a practice of ecophagia.
Alchemy was practical it was a philosophy of practice - practice can be chemical, can change materiality.
Teargas had been replaced by lovegas. Chemically converted, the population is united somato-affectively. (Stanislaw Lem - The Futurological Congress)
How to invent a practice of acquiring somnolence rather than take sleeping pills. "Deleuze and Guattari favour Henry Miller who suggests getting soused on water, and William Burroughs, who tries thinking the possibility that things usually attained by chemical means are also 'accessible by other paths'." (Catherine Dale)
The alchemic effects of practice, not in pursuing the emergence of gold but in creating new temporalities outside capitalist time, affective bodies instead of bodies-as-image. Affect is non-representational. It may only be embodied and subjectified. Gold as a substance, body as a substance, the primordial substance of matter which escapes representation is ante-form, before form.
Ordinary matter amounts to 4% of the energy of the observable universe. The remaining energy is theorized to be due to exotic forms, of which 23% is dark matter and 73% is dark energy.
In the alchemical practice, gold fully materialized is dead gold. It should never be completed, consumed, used up. Alchemists don't spend their gold, neither do capitalists. As Marx writes in the Grundrisse, gold "possesses all pleasures in potentiality".
The interesting moment is the moment before matter turns into form - the challenge would be to keep something of this moment even after the alchemic process is done. The transformation should never be complete, because it shouldn't close but open up. We are dealing today with habitual practices of closing.
Gold is hard, but malleable, ductile, it is the materiality of writing with computers, phones, inside circuits. Gold is conducting information, it is caught up in the formation of communities, affection, in the contagion of emotions.
"Real gold, having used up its potentiality, is dead. The alchemist is responsible for reviving gold (a process which means the death of alchemical mercury), but as long as gold is 'philosophical'-that is, not yet material-it is alive." (Karen Pinkus)
Soft gold - this hallucinatory perception may derive from practice, not from a command of the mind.
Love is a first rank affect like gold is a first rank metal.
0.000014% of a body mass is gold.
Surfaces of body and surfaces of gold. Body seen not as an organism but as a continuum, as another fold in the surface of materiality. Gold as a lucid blob, not inert, but capable of performing more than its material properties.
Artificial gold and melodrama intersect on the surface of things. Both lack deepness, are deemed unnatural, and are exiled to the realm of bad taste.
'Biomorphogenesis' (Franco Bifo Berardi), morphological freedom understood as alchemical freedom. Both from the body and the subject as from the object.
Gold in the nowness is pure presence as opposed to gold as a signifier, as a bearer of meaning, of value charged with an economical-futuristic function.
Love beyond meaning, without reciprocity. Love not an investment in the future but as overcharging the present.
Love as a political concept has been corrupted by its confinement as love of the same: love of the family, love of the couple, love of the race, love of the neighbour. We must rediscover the love of the stranger.
Love Thy Neighbor bombs dropping over the city. (Stanislaw Lem - The Futurological Congress)
This is melodrama, it is without depth because all affect is exteriorized, nothing is kept inside, all inflexions of emotionality are revealed in the moment they emerge. They don't belong to a subject. Everything unfolds in the nowness. Melodrama has something to do with both love and gold.
"nowness brings no hope, and nowness brings no future: the future will be precisely a now again." (Clarice Lispector)
In economical sense, love and gold have a crucial relation to risk and future. They are investments in the future and they generate its fluctuations. Fluctuations of mood and financial flows.
Gold bracelets in Turkey are given as wedding presents waiting to be transformed into something else, in the same way as love within marriage is a future investment.
Love is materialized in the erotic desire of the couple. How to dematerialize it and make it vulnerable to chance? Love as the embrace of the unexpected.
Both love and gold are abstract and aspire to a certain perfection. They are over-affirmative, have the potential to spread light and beatitude. They are both haunted by darkness and shadows, gold through its destructive potential in the process of extraction and love as a standardized, formalized ritual, as maintaining itself between quotation marks. Though love has a more complex destructive potential.
Today's economy is an extractive economy. Gold mining melts ecosystems and love mining exhausts affective powers.
"Alchemists don't spend their gold. But this does not mean there is nothing to be said about consumption inasmuch as it is potential consumption." (Karen Pinkus)
"affect both in terms of what is empirically realized and in terms of the philosophical conception of the virtual" (Patricia Ticineto Clough)
Some would undoubtedly argue that alchemy has nothing to do with production, at least if we agree with Marx that production is always consumption.
Escape the "binary logic of representation that disseminates the dichotomy between materiality and immateriality, the separation of the inert body from the intelligent mind." (Luciana Parisi)
Affect, just like gold, dwells in the field of the potential. Its materialization is emotion, the enclosed form of the subjective, psychological, individual.
Materialization not in the original, etymological sense of the word. If materialize means to "appear in bodily form", then all affect and emotion is already material. In the Spinozan tradition, emotion, equated with affect its corporal. It is the "modification of the body by which the power of action of the body is increased or diminished, aided or restrained, and at the same time the idea of these modifications".
Melodrama is the ultimate materialization of love, just like porn of sexual desire and horror of fear. Bodily fluids are the material of these three "body genres" (Linda Williams). The organism is shown to be permeable, fluidity of matter and the success of the film is measured in number of handkerchiefs, degrees of erection of little cartoon penises, screams, faints and heart attacks.
Language is an alchemical act which transforms every moment of its emergence. Every reading can be an alchemical reenactment. It lives in the nowness of its emergence and of its reenactment.


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The shoppers coming through the door were a merchant's ideal: They were not only young, but they had cash in hand.
But the Central Texas gun dealer thought it peculiar that young women would be in the market for a semi-automatic rifle. He called the feds.
Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosive agents eventually parlayed that tip into federal court convictions of 22 people, who smuggled at least 60 weapons from October 2010 to January 2011 to members of Los Zetas, a notoriously bloody Mexican drug cartel.
A federal jury convicted the Austin-based group on charges of conspiracy and weapons smuggling.
The case provides backdrop for the current wrangle over a new federal rule that would require gun dealers to report multiple sales of automatic weapons.
This gang was busted because an honest gun dealer reported his suspicions, but individual acts aren't going to be enough to impede the flow of arms to the warring drug cartels.
Aurelia Ochoa Hernandez, 55, and Pedro Daniel Tovar, 38, both of Austin, were the last two defendants to be convicted in connection with the investigation in May. According to testimony, the gang used straw buyers to make gun buys from legitimate gun dealers and the weapons eventually ended up in the hands of Los Zetas. They are scheduled for sentencing Aug. 8.
With the convictions, federal authorities can claim one victory in one skirmish in the ongoing battle to stem the flow of weapons from the U.S. into Mexico and into the hands of the drug cartels.
Last week, the Obama Administration announced a rule requiring federally licensed gun dealers in Arizona, California, New Mexico and Texas to report multiple sales of certain semi-automatic weapons to a single buyer within a five-day period.
As with any measure involving the regulation of firearms, the announcement ignited protest from the powerful National Rifle Association and sparked praise from gun control advocates.
Texas Gov. Rick Perry, who is sizing up a possible presidential bid and whose gun rights credentials need no burnishing, predicted the rule would have no impact on illicit gun trade.
U.S. District Judge Lee Yeakel, who presided over the Hernandez and Ochoa trial, wonders why the rule doesn't extend to all 50 states. His is a good question.
The rule follows a high profile — and botched — ATF operation dubbed "Fast and Furious" that aimed at catching big fish buyers of U.S. weapons smuggled into Mexico but missed.
Gun rights advocates cite the debacle as another example of federal ineptitude. Given results, it's tough to argue otherwise.
Nonetheless, the government has the obligation to interdict illegal merchandise — not matter what it is — out of the country. And one failure should not be a pretext to surrender.
It may be impossible to stop the flow of illegal weapons completely, but that's no excuse to not try to interrupt the traffic.
Though the rule is the subject of a full-frontal attack by the NRA and its supporters, it is really not much different from one already in place that requires gun dealers to report multiple handgun purchases.
Gun rights advocates also note that legitimate, licensed gun dealers aren't the only source of weapons going south. True enough, but the Austin gun running convictions — as well as others recorded in the federal district that covers Austin, San Antonio and a chunk of the border — indicate that the drug cartels aren't afraid to shop with legitimate arms dealers.
Impeding the flow of illegal merchandise is a component of the federal government's obligation of securing the border.
The administration was right to adopt the rule. It should widen the application of it to the 50 states. The demand for guns is so strong that attempts to cut off the supply in one place only sends the smugglers looking for another.
Despite the protests, the rule poses no threat to legal gun purchases. To repeat a popular contemporary refrain: What part of illegal do they not understand?


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Fri., June 3, 2011, noon
Man claims abuse in teen boot camps
By LYNN DeBRUIN,Associated Press
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A Spokane man has become the latest to sue a Utah-based organization for troubled children, claiming he was physically and emotionally tormented during its teen boot camp programs in Mexico.
Attorneys for Carl Brown Austin, 24, filed the lawsuit Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Salt Lake City against World Wide Association of Specialty Programs and Schools.
Austin spent nearly two years, starting at age 13, at the organization's Casa by the Sea and High Impact programs. He alleged he was a "virtual prisoner" in programs that meted out primitive punishment for hours on end.
The lawsuit said Casa by the Sea in Ensenada, Mexico, was never licensed by any state regulatory authority as a "treatment center" and that High Impact in Baja, Mexico, was shut down by government edict in 2002 after complaints from parents.
Austin claimed he was hogtied, given limited access to bathrooms and food and endured "The Big Green" — which meant having his head rubbed into an artificial turf until his face and mouth were bloody. It also claimed the organization and its officials conspired to conceal the abuse at its boarding schools.
"I'm just now trying to change my life around," Austin said. "I've been through so much. It's a traumatic thing to have to go through when I was just 13."
An attorney for the organization, which was based in St. George, Utah, did not immediately return a call seeking comment Thursday.
Austin said he wanted his own lawsuit filed rather than join a lawsuit pending in federal court after five years because "I would like to have my story heard."
The other lawsuit, brought in 2006 initially on behalf of a Texas man, now has 350-plus plaintiffs — mostly victims claiming abuse and parents who sent their children to various alternative programs run by the organization.
Also named as defendants are organization principals Robert B. Litchfield, of Toquerville, Utah, and Brent M. Facer.
Facer, reached in California on Thursday, said he was a board member of World Wide for four or five years but indicated it exists now on paper only. He said World Wide shut down because there wasn't a need for its programs any more.
He maintained that Casa by the Sea was "a well-run program" and that "safety and security were paramount." He said he had no knowledge of Austin or abuse allegations and knew only of "a few isolated incidents that got some attention." Asked why former students might bring such accusations, Facer said children brought to such schools have a history of misrepresenting the truth.
"That's why these kids need help," Facer said. "They lie to their parents, lie to their superiors, teachers, people who maybe they would consider an authoritative type of figure. That's not uncommon."
Austin's mother, Glenna Pierson, and her husband also are plaintiffs in his lawsuit. The lawsuit seeks to recover more than $50,000 Pierson spent for her son to be in the Casa by the Sea program, as well as actual and punitive damages for the abuse he suffered.
Austin said his relationship with his mother is still "on the fence" as he struggles with trust issues after being sent from home for being a troublemaker.
"It's hard for me to forgive but I'm trying," he said of his mother.
The 36-page lawsuit said Pierson pulled him from the program in 2002 but claimed he could not adjust to normal life after the abuse. It said he had trouble with the law and drugs.
The programs "wrecked the life of a very young adolescent that needed nurturing, patience, and love, not the foolish 'behavior modification' at which defendants excel," the lawsuit said.
Austin, who along with his girlfriend runs a babysitting service from his home in Spokane, said even smells can trigger flashbacks.
"They made this juice with syrup and water and I'd be out driving and have the window down and ... it'd take me right back again to where I was when I was 13," Austin said. He said he had been having recurring nightmares but that prescription medicine has helped him sleep better.
"Coming back from that environment, I was so angry," he said. "My head had been messed with. There was lots of brainwashing."
He insisted he no longer is in trouble with the law, and is trying to be a role model for the children he babysits. "But part of the reason I got this job is because I don't like to leave the house. I have this wall built around myself. I don't trust anyone," he said.
"I don't think these kids frankly ever get over it," said Salt Lake City attorney Thomas Burton, who filed the suit on behalf of Austin. "It's that bad, when they're adolescents and their psyche is just developing."
He pointed to other cases where children in wilderness or residential programs committed suicide or serious crimes against others "because they can't take it anymore."
"I know people who say the Army saved my life. But the Army has good food, recourse, oversight. It's rough, but it's fair," Burton said. "In these (programs), who knows? They're off in the wilderness and nobody's checking on them."
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If the state determines a person is capable and responsible enough to carry a gun, why should this right cease to exist at the church door? And if a church — or any place of worship — has members licensed by the state to carry a gun, the church should be able to extend this right to protect its members.
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Yeah! This kind of melodic hardcore drives me literally crazy. A perfect start of the day. Bari's NO BLAME present "Modern Warfare". Dive into this!
never being afraid of what the price is
bosses don't miss chances like these
appropriate to this purposeful crisis
glad we're not taking our stances
this time we are not going so far
from the screens to blind eyes stories of our
chiefs collecting handshakes while down here we fall apart
echoes of this mess we've been told not to bend
yet we can't seem to understand
why don't you mend what you've sent to rot
and yet you act like you don't care
be aware you'll fall too and we won't be there
for cyber welfare's modern warfare
be strong
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Floyd Mayweather sues ex-fiancee Shantel Jackson for stealing from him
Retired flamboyant boxer, Floyd Mayweather, has a filed a lawsuit against his former fiancee, Shantel Jackson, for stealing piles of cash and using his credit cards to go on shopping sprees.
In a court document obtained by TMZ Sports, the boxing champion claims that Jackson who is currently dating hip-hop artist Nelly, stole the cash from him and used his credit cards without permission to go on shopping sprees.
It was also reported that the boxing champ recently found out about it, through a mutual friend.
Read TMZ report below.
Floyd Mayweather's ex-girlfriend, Shantel Jackson, used his credit cards on the sly and helped herself to his piles of cash … according to the lawsuit he just filed against her.
According to docs, obtained by TMZ Sports, Shantel got access to Floyd's credit card accounts, and scooped cash around his house, to go on personal shopping sprees. He claims she shipped all her illicit booty to a secret location to keep him in the dark.
Floyd claims Shantel would praise him in public when he got bad press purely to gain his confidence. In the docs, his lawyer writes …
"As a result of that confidence, Mayweather, who's education ended at eighth grade, did not audit or otherwise inspect either his cash or his credit card statements for theft by Jackson."
(NOTE: Floyd's reps tell us his lawyer has it wrong … he left school in the 12th grade, not 8th.)
Translation: She pulled a rope-a-dope, and yeah … Floyd was the dope.
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Hamad Bin Khalifa University (HBKU) has announced that its colleges and research institutes are set to host an array of activities to engage the wider community in celebrations that mark Qatar National Day on December 18.
The activities, taking place from December 12 to 20 at the Qatar Foundation tent at Darb Al Saai, will aim to educate visitors about some of the university's key focus areas, including science, energy and environment, computing and biomedical research, as well as the literary works of HBKU Press.
Maryam Hammad al-Mannai, vice-president for student affairs at HBKU, said: "As HBKU is quickly establishing itself as a recognised name within the domain of internationally acclaimed graduate institutions, the current student body enjoys vast benefits of the latest state-of-the-art facilities and the expertise of remarkably motivated faculty. These are integral factors that sustain our educational experience, which is defined by a distinctive academic infrastructure and rich extracurricular options.
"Our activities at Darb Al Saai cater to all age groups, and we invite families to join us in celebrating Qatar as a nation, along with all of its achievements in the spheres of science and research."
The College of Science and Engineering will host various computing and gaming activities as well as a vocabulary challenge for children aged seven to 11 years. These activities are based on game design research and human-computer interaction techniques developed by faculty experts within the college.
Visitors aged five years and above will also be able to play a custom-design digital piano and get first-hand exposure to technical aspects related to the design, including electrical circuits, coding and controls.
In addition, visitors can learn how to measure their pulse at the College of Health and Life Sciences' platform. They can engage in organ-colouring activities to learn about body systems.
Besides, various activities will inform visitors about calorie counts and allow them to view cells under the microscope.
Qatar Computing Research Institute's hands-on activities at Darb Al Saai will aim to nurture children's interest in technology. Activities will include technology fun and robotics.
Meanwhile, Qatar Environment and Energy Research Institute (QEERI) will host interactive and educational activities, including a sustainability micro-grid, identifying renewable energy sources, and understanding how to conserve energy at home. QEERI's activities will also showcase weather forecasting activities.
A 'Start as a stem cell!' game designed by Qatar Biomedical Research Institute will introduce visitors to the idea that cells differentiate to produce mature cells, and that differentiation pathways are controlled by signals within and outside the cell with stem cells initiating these pathways. The blood system has been chosen as a model for this game, as, out of all systems in the human body, it is the most easily characterised. Visitors will also be able to understand disease concepts and risk factors, as well as visually spot the differences between a 'healthy cell' and a 'sick cell'.
HBKU Press will be promoting a love for reading among young visitors through a story-telling corner, which will highlight some of the publishing house's most popular children's books to be read by HBKU Press authors.
Activities will be showcased at Darb Al Saai from 3pm to 11pm on December 12; from 9am to 1pm and 3.30pm to 11pm on December 13; from 2pm to 11pm on December 14; from 9am to 1pm and 3.30pm to 10pm from December 15 to 19; and from 9am to 1pm and 3.30pm to 11pm on December 20.
For more information about HBKU and upcoming events, visit www.hbku.edu.qa
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Periodontal disease is diagnosed by your dentist or dental hygienist during a periodontal examination. This type of exam should always be part of your regular dental check-up.
A periodontal probe (small dental instrument) is gently used to measure the sulcus (pocket or space) between the tooth and the gums. The depth of a healthy sulcus measures three millimeters or less and does not bleed. The periodontal probe helps indicate if pockets are deeper than three millimeters. As periodontal disease progresses, the pockets usually get deeper.
Your dentist or hygienist will use pocket depths, amount of bleeding, inflammation, tooth mobility, etc., to make a diagnosis that will fall into a category below:
Gingivitis is the first stage of periodontal disease. Plaque and its toxin by-products irritate the gums, making them tender, inflamed, and likely to bleed.
Plaque hardens into calculus (tartar). As calculus and plaque continue to build up, the gums begin to recede from the teeth. Deeper pockets form between the gums and teeth and become filled with bacteria and pus. The gums become very irritated, inflamed, and bleed easily. Slight to moderate bone loss may be present.
Advanced Periodontitis
The teeth lose more support as the gums, bone, and periodontal ligament continue to be destroyed. Unless treated, the affected teeth will become very loose and may be lost. Generalized moderate to severe bone loss may be present.
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