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Shows how we must make deep changes to complete our paradigm shift from the old mechanistic worldview to the new organic worldview
• Reveals the distinct stages of paradigm shifts through the ages, including the 18th-century Enlightenment and the critical stage of our current shift
• Explains how the new organic worldview began with Goethe and Kant
• Offers solutions for each of us to be able to realize and make the deep changes needed for global regeneration
In Global Awakening, Michael Schacker shows that hidden within our global crises is a positive future for the planet. Sharing his 30 years of intensive research into the history of change as well as the evolution of consciousness and regenerative science, Schacker explains how our current shift from the old mechanistic worldview to a new organic worldview based on biological models follows the same pattern as other paradigm shifts across history, including the 18th-century Enlightenment and the American Revolution. He reveals the creative geniuses who have contributed to the birth of the organic worldview, beginning with Goethe, Kant, and Hahnemann. Exposing the scientific and social forces that drive paradigm shifts, he details the stages every paradigm shift progresses through: the early Enlightenment, the conservative backlash, the intensive phase, and and the transformational phase leading to the Organic Shift.
Explaining that we are currently in the throes of the paradigm flip, the critical last phase of our paradigm shift, Schacker shows how the mechanistic worldview is crumbling around us and nothing but a complete transformation in the way we think will keep us from the path of total self-destruction. Providing a map to overcome the allure of the simplistic mechanical model that has spawned countless unsustainable practices and problems--from global warming to intense economic disparities--the author offers concrete solutions showing how each of us can use our talents, skills, and time to make the deep changes needed for global regeneration.
Before the stroke that eclipsed half his brain, I knew that my friend was a genius. Whether I was improvising music with him in an impromptu band, attending an opera or a concert he had written, or reading one of his books, there was the sense of a mind on fire with a love for ideas, beauty, and nature. I knew that generally he was engaged in a private and ceaseless act of mega-scholarship. He was attempting to create a global curriculum, an online or computer-based course of study designed to bring new and important knowledge about the world to culturally isolated and historically ignorant Americans. The earlier thousand-page version of the curriculum, I learned, had metamorphosed into a simplified four-hundred-page version for students at American high schools and alternative schools, and for young people being homeschooled. He was also secretly working on another book that was an outgrowth of that research—a history of the current paradigm shift, an organic shift leading to a global awakening where an enlightened civilization would save mankind and the planet from global catastrophe.
Michael was hoping to introduce his learners to a new way of looking at history that didn't shy away from the fact that much of what is conventionally taught history is skewed by ethnocentric values and a dominant Western mechanistic paradigm in which power and the sometimes violent doings of the wealthy elite determine the most important events, almost unnoticeably creating a distorted conception of where we have been and thus where we are going. He held an exciting vision of a different history—one in which, over generations, ordinary men and women have reached out to find the novel perspective, the transformative idea, the discovery or invention that helps to heal the world.
Michael was in search of an alternative history, if you will. I came to understand that his laudable goal was to save future Americans from an even worse naïveté (you could also call it parochial isolation) than current generations enjoy—a naïveté that allows America to throw its weight around like a cultural bull in an international china shop, often lunging destructively among exquisite traditions and cultures that Americans fail to understand.
But this vast labor of learning contained in the global curriculum and this book you are now reading would be put on hold by an even more urgent problem that came to Michael. An amateur but avid naturalist, Michael had learned about a colony collapse disorder among the bees of Europe and North America (primarily). Bees not only produce honey but also pollinate basic food crops, such as the fruits, nuts, and vegetables that are instrumental to our very survival—and apiculturalists were finding their colonies empty. The busy little workers had seemingly gotten lost en route to their hives.
Michael temporarily put the global curriculum aside and for months began a concentrated effort of reading and research that would prove beyond a doubt that neonicotinoid pesticides (and particularly imidicloriprid)—neurotoxic chemicals widely used in commercial agricultural pesticides as well as lawn and garden products—were responsible for the death of billions of bees, thus endangering the entire food chain. I know of no comparable project in modern science research: Michael perused hundreds of monographs and reports, some in other languages, to culminate in an immensely important book, A Spring without Bees.
The title echoed and evoked Rachel Carson's Silent Spring, the book that showed how the insidious pesticide DDT endangered multiple levels of our ecological food chain, affecting not only insects but the birds that fed on them and, in turn, endangering predators that fed on the birds. That early book was reviled and scorned by the corporate manufacturers of the insecticide and the agribusiness that believed people could not live without DDT, but Rachel Carson had sounded the death knell for the deadly pesticide, and by doing so brought the word and the concept of ecology to modern awareness.
When Michael's own book was done, I read it in a few days. A scholar and writer myself, I simply marveled at the scale of the research and the clarity with which he summarized his findings into that important book. To his family and friends, he seemed obsessed, with little time for sleep, let alone rest. In only five months of this frenzied pace he had completed his work. With all the editing finished and the galleys now in process, Michael was finally able to return to a normal pace. But Michael's wife, Barbara, and daughter, Melissa, then twenty, later told me how worried they had become about him during this time. Even while knowing how important this book was for Michael and would be for the world—with a book tour now looming—Melissa had a nameless fear that she couldn't shake. Barbara had frightening and violent dreams.
Then came a day forever imprinted on their minds. On April 2, 2008, only three days after that last edit, Michael was suddenly very pale and complained of terrible pains in his back—pains that suddenly had started to move into his shoulder and chest. Barbara jumped to a computer and Googled in the symptoms of a heart attack and stroke. Knowing there was no time for an ambulance to arrive, she then somehow got Michael into the car for a seventy-mph race from their home near Woodstock, New York, to Kingston Hospital—about twenty-five miles away.
Arriving at the hospital with only minutes to spare before an expert cardiologist would have been unavailable, the doctor confirmed Barbara's worst suspicions. Because the doctor determined that the problem was beyond that hospital's ability to handle, she quickly summoned a Medivac—a helicopter to take Michael to Albany Hospital, one of the few hospitals in New York state that could handle such a high-level emergency. The doctors there confirmed that Michael was in the midst of an aortic dissection, a huge tear in the major artery that feeds the whole body, but especially the brain. Unless the rupture was operated on immediately, he would die, but the rare and relatively new high-tech operation had its own high risks: a statistical probability of causing a stroke in the brain. Thanks to the accurate diagnosis and highly skillful surgery, Michael survived, now with an artificial, reconstructed aorta.
But the expected postoperative stroke did happen, and the subsequent swelling in the brain forced yet another operation in which a fist-sized piece of skull plate had to be lifted from the left side of his head to relieve the swelling in the brain. When all was said and done, from the combined effects of the stroke, the brain swelling, and the operation to relieve it, one of the most promising and innovative intellectuals of our time had lost most of the left hemisphere of his brain, including his speech and language centers and the motor center that controls the right side of the body. As is not uncommon in such cases, his right arm and leg were paralyzed and immobile. Barbara was shown the CAT scan of his left brain while the neurologist explained that he would never talk again. When she asked about speech rehabilitation, his only answer was,
There will be no speech.
It was just a few weeks after this that Barbara received the prepublication copy of his book. She rushed to the hospital with book and Melissa in tow. As she placed it in Michael's hands, he wept in gratitude that he had lived to see it published, and Barbara and Melissa wept with him. Carefully, he turned the pages and looked at the text frowning, his eyes slowly, haltingly following the words from left to right. It was then he made an astonishing discovery: he could still read.
It looks like you're reading. . . . You can read! Barbara said. Michael nodded.
He can read! Melissa and Barbara exclaimed in unison, hugging each other. Barbara then held his left hand and used her Sensory Trigger Method, special techniques and exercises that trigger speech in the undamaged side of the brain. She had developed this method years ago to help her father recover his speech after his own debilitating stroke, when more conventional measures had failed.
In the hospital, Barbara said to her husband, "Say the word read. You can do it, Michael." After forty-five minutes of working with him through countless attempts, he said his first word, read, and the tears of joy flowed.
You can talk too, Michael, she said.
You can talk. You will recover.
After some months of not-so-effective rehabilitation efforts, Michael was transferred to the Northeast Center for Special Care, one of the country's premier facilities for head injury located near Kingston, New York. It is a beautiful facility, housing profoundly brain-injured patients, with lots of patient art on the walls and plants everywhere. As a sign that they were in the right place, Barbara was able to arrange for something the previous facility would not allow: she was able to work with Michael using her Sensory Trigger Method, and this brain-plasticity method, along with neurofeedback, put Michael on the road to recovery.
Four years after his brain injury, he speaks in short concise sentences and phrases and is starting to recover his writing. Barbara told me that Michael not only has aphasia (the loss of speech) and apraxia (saying the wrong things) but also agraphia—the inability to write. At this time, his writing lags behind his speech. Having recovered some speech, he is just now commencing intensive work on his writing. Considering that severe adult apraxia is considered
incurable, he has come a long, long way.
On my first visit to Michael, as I threaded the gauntlet of the wheelchair-bound patients in the Northeast Center's halls, I was reminded, again, of just how serious head injuries could be. Michael had his own room on the second floor, and he lit up with recognition when he first saw me—for the first time since his accident. He was wheelchair-bound for the most part, but he could stand to get into bed or to the bathroom. He was wearing a shiny plum-colored football helmet because the piece of skull that had been removed to repair the damage to his left hemisphere was still cryogenically frozen, waiting for restoration on some auspicious future day. Because the living brain was pulsing gently, right under the scalp, any kind of fall, or even a light bump, could be extremely serious. Colorful posters covered the walls, and there was a fairly serious-looking shelf of books (remember, Michael could still read!) as well as the computer—an anomaly, even for this center. This family's considerable cultural and artisitic accoutrements now had to be crowded into this little one-window room in a health-care facility for the brain-injured.
For a long time after the accident, Michael's only spoken language was one word he used for everything:
Read, read, read! But I gathered immediately that Michael understood so much more than he could say. Often Barbara would have to guess what he was thinking and interpret for him; he would listen critically, a smile would light his face, and he would nod enthusiastically or shake his head no. I had the uncanny sense that, even with half his brain missing, in some way Michael was still whole. I could feel his soul present.
As I sat with my wounded friend, part of my own brain was ticking away. Over the years I had seen neurofeedback (particularly the kind I practice professionally called the LENS—see The Healing Power of Neurofeedback) restore lost memories for people and bring the past back into a much clearer focus. I determined then to do something that might seem to be somewhat ambitious, although in a way it was not so very different from the soul-loss healings I had studied among shamans, where people were thought to be sick because they had lost their soul or a part of it. I wanted to see if a kind of neuro-shamanism could help my friend recover what he had lost. This was not necessarily intended to find his lost soul—I felt like that was there all along—but to bring his soul into much sharper focus.
As soon as Michael was able to make day trips out from the Northeast Center, early in the fall of 2009, we began neurofeedback treatments. It wasn't easy in the beginning because Michael was still bound to his wheelchair most of the time. But Barbara was faithful about getting him to weekly treatments, as well as continuing with her Sensory Trigger exercises during the course of the neurofeedback.
Soon real progress became visible.
After a few visits, Michael insisted he wanted to walk into the center—initially with a little support up the wheelchair ramps. Then the day came when he wanted to climb the steps to the center. With me supporting his paralyzed side, and Barbara on the stronger side, he was able to do so. Verbally he was improving, and his favorite expression now was
The answer is . . . questions, while pausing meaningfully and raising the index finger of his left hand to emphasize the word questions.
One fall day, as the late sun streamed into my therapy office, Michael looked at me intently and asked me for help to
finish book.
What book? I asked, in surprise, thinking he thought there was still more work to do on A Spring without Bees. It was then that Barbara told me about the manuscript for Global Awakening. As Michael had been doing the painstaking long-term research for the global curriculum, she explained, he had been simultaneously writing a book for
grown-ups, if you will. As she talked, Michael nodded excitedly.
It was almost, but not quite, finished. It was his next major project, and it would contain all of the lore and expertise he had accumulated in science and the philosophy of science, history, biology, and the study of cultures in transformation. It is the book you now hold in your hands.
My wife, Robin, and I wrote a biography of Joseph Campbell entitled A Fire in the Mind. In it, Joseph Campbell had admitted that during his twenties he had wanted to write
an introduction to everything. This was perhaps a bit grandiose, shall we say, but this unformed youthful impulse would mature into the scholar's encyclopedic grasp of world mythology as a whole, and the defining of a new field: comparative mythology. What saved Campbell's work from superficiality was the depth of his immersion; when asked by Alan Watts what his yoga was, Campbell replied,
My yoga is underlining sentences in books! This, and a hunch he came to explain only when he was far along on the path of its discovery: the fact that the hero has
a thousand faces and myths contain the secret DNA of both psyche and culture—a generative wisdom to be shared and understood by a world searching for its own soul. Through his own pursuit of these goals, Campbell brought soul to the modern world.
Michael's hero quest had been an analogous one: He had been sniffing down the corridors of Western and Eastern civilizations looking for something apparently hidden, not really recognized, a seemingly new, but actually quite old, paradigm that was there all the time—caught in the spaces among the official histories of dynasties, conquests, empires, and their wars. As he tells us in the pages that follow, this elusive something is organic, something that functions like ecology does in the biological world but is really cultural and social in its dynamic. It grows out of our own lives, our own vitality, and our own search for meaning. It is something, he explains, that can move us in our development as a species, far beyond the mechanistic myth that has ruled modern civilization for the last three or four centuries.
Michael, like Campbell, was interested in everything and, as mentioned previously, his work is saved from superficiality by the depth and breadth of his research. If you look at Michael's bibliography of sources, you will find there what looks to be a lifetime worth of reading. While I had been teaching psychology classes and was engaged in my clinical practice, Michael had been doing quite a
read indeed. It would not be overstretching to say that his bibliography rivaled Campbell's in scale. (Realistically, there should be no rivalry at all, because each genius is drawn, uniquely compelled, by that which he or she loves.)
As a writer, I always have a slightly pugnacious response to anyone else's prose. I look critically for clarity of thought that builds through each sentence as it is woven into a paragraph and for skillfully argued points that reach a small or great conclusion. It doesn't hurt if the words are evocative or metaphoric, colorful, strange, and inviting, and if the images summoned echo the words in a familiar yet timeless dance of word and image. Eventually, the whole event should be enjoyable—comfortably instructive yet neither glib nor shallow—and lead to a point where there is a deeper resonance in the reader:
Yes, I've glimpsed that or come close to that in my own thinking!
There is a moment in the film Amadeus when the accomplished and successful Italian court composer Salieri looks at a musical score written by Mozart. The film, brilliantly, shows Salieri's nuanced expression as he realizes what he is seeing. Talent contemplates genius!
What you will find in Michael's prose, as it unfolds in clear paragraph after paragraph, is the secret logos that was driving his quest. Now I knew why he said read, read, read!
Some of the places I found Michael going in this book were familiar to me and others totally unfamiliar. I was learning to trust Michael's instincts, his knowing where to go, and how faithfully he recounted what he had discovered. I followed him through the dance of the paradigms in Western civilization, the mechanistic versus the organic, how the latter kept trying to surface under the hobnailed boots of the former—with its empire-building, fascism, and racial and gender dominance. There was no doubt where Michael's sympathies lay—always with the inclusive, the sustainable, the economically and environmentally friendly energies.
In expressing these sympathies, he doesn't hold back from detailed examinations of the robber barons and the hegemony of corporations in all their brutality. For this, I marveled at the evenness of his treatment. He tells it like it is; he never seems to interrupt the informative flow with polemic or ranting.
I told Barbara and Michael that I could not countenance a reality in which such a book would fail to be published or fail to be made widely available. I knew it could change people, for I felt myself changing, as well as learning, from almost every chapter I read. And I suspected that if, in its inquisitive, intelligent way, the book transformed people, ultimately it could help pave the way for a genuine global awakening, one just like its title promised.
This book, as I have come to know it, is itself made of transformational stuff, much like Campbell's own Myths to Live By. It is not merely intellectual rhetoric, destined for an elite community, nor mindlessly affirmative mysticism for those preoccupied by the rapture or the culmination of a Mayan prophecy. Michael is much closer to home, giving a factual, reasoned account of our recent history and the stumbling, fitful evolution of a species whose heart is mostly good but whose imagination and capacity for change has not yet even begun to be understood. In short, it leaves room for evolution.
Now Michael can speak in short—often profound—sentences.
The answer is, as Michael kept telling me at our weekly meetings,
questions—and yet more questions. Who are we? Where are we going, and what can we do now? These are the great questions that Michael takes on in this book. Skillfully using hints embedded in the past, he guides us toward the future, never doubting something we all yearn for at the end of our quest: the possible human.
STEPHEN LARSEN, Ph.D., LMHC, is professor emeritus of psychology at SUNY Ulster, board-certified in EEG biofeedback, and the author of several books, including The Neurofeedback Solution, The Healing Power of Neurofeedback, The Fundamentalist Mind, and, together with his wife, Robin, A Fire in the Mind: The Life of Joseph Campbell. He is the founder and director of Stone Mountain Center, offering biofeedback, neurofeedback, and psychotherapy treatments. He lives in New Paltz, New York.
EDITOR'S NOTE: At the time of this writing, Michael Schacker is able to talk in words, phrases, and short clear sentences, and he is now working on recovering his writing as well as his speech. He will continue his recovery with the help of his loving family, friends, and community.
You can't solve a problem on the same level that it was created. You have to rise above it to the next.
Without change, there can be no hope. Our society is headed for a multitude of problems, confronted by the limits of both technology and paradigms. From global warming to toxic pollution, economic inequity, and the spread of nuclear weapons, the world is careening toward a future that simply will not work. Add all these crises together with the end of cheap oil and gas, and the ability of government budgets to handle it all at once becomes impossible. Our direction is clearly unsustainable.
Yet we can shift our current course by charting a new map, one that leads to a workable future, a sustainable future. If we want a better place for our children and grandchildren, many great changes lie ahead of us. Change is not easy. Change is hard. Deep change would involve a lot of work over many years and decades. Yet it is something that we must now do. Just making the decision that we will fight for change can give us hope. As Norman Cousins said,
The starting point for a better world is the belief that it is possible.
Our journey to a better world will mean learning anew the very essence of science. It will mean taking a new look at technology and what its true potential might be. It will require transforming, in no small way, all the institutions of society, including politics. In short, it will mean changing the general way we think. Global Awakening explains how we can get from here to there. A new understanding of past, present, and future will show how that sustainable future is now possible.
To arrive where we want to be, we're going to need all the transformation we can muster and not just with technology, such as the new breakthrough wind turbines or the new solar electric generators. Technology is not enough in this case. As Einstein said, you can't solve a problem with the same thinking that created it. You need to have new thinking—and we need some new thinking fast.
Our society, for example, is based on an old scientific worldview that cannot see beyond fossil fuels and nuclear power. Unlike renewable solar and wind, both of these nonrenewable technologies have the potential to devastate the biosphere to the point of no return. Use of fossil fuel for energy and industry, in particular, has created not only global warming but also global dimming, in which 10 percent to 37 percent less sunlight is reaching Earth, reducing crop yields.¹ The proliferation of jet con trails and man-made clouds are contributing to this.
Top-level scientists say that 350 ppm is the safe upper limit for carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere and a UN Environmental Program (UNEP) study from 1999 predicts that when the atmospheric carbon dioxide reaches 450 parts per million (ppm), the global economy will be overwhelmed by climate change, rising sea levels, and superstorms, and an irreversible downward spiral will be unavoidable.
We are only decades away from that level now, at 379 ppm in 2005 and rising rapidly at 3 ppm every single year. In 2004, the Mauna Loa Observatory, Hawaii, found the CO2 level in the atmosphere to be a record 379 ppm, compared to 376 ppm a year earlier and 373 ppm in 2002. (This trend apparently slowed for the first time in 2011; data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association [NOAA] at the Mauna Loa Observatory indicated a level of 388.92 ppm, an increase of only 1.77 ppm over 2010.)
However, measurements taken in 2012 indicate that the ppm levels around the world are currently at 395 ppm, and at 400 ppm at the poles.²
If China and India fully industrialize on fossil fuel, we would need another two or three Earths to handle all the carbon dioxide. Although corporate media and the so-called global warming deniers try to ignore these facts, 97 of 100 climate scientists think humans cause climate change.³ Misinformation and out-and-out propaganda paid for by big oil have been spread throughout the media including the Internet, saying the studies the scientists based their findings on were
Though scientists are still fine-tuning the testing methods and determining what exactly the data figures will mean in terms of specific long-term effects, this does not invalidate the findings overall. The worldwide scientific community has reached a consensus and is more than convinced we must move quickly to implement change. We, in the United States, should not go to the mainstream media—so prone to corruption—for scientific information but rather rely on the information in the actual scientific reports.
Nuclear power, meanwhile, is only affordable until there is a major meltdown—or damage due to flooding, earthquake, or tsunami, like the disaster that occurred at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant, Japan, in March 2011.
There are other dangers. The danger of terrorist attack at nuclear plants has been made clear. The 9/11 Commission revealed that Mohammed Atta himself flew above the nuclear power plants in test flights for the 9/11 attack and contemplated airliner hits on them. Later, he flew his hijacked United Airlines plane right over Indian Point—but kept going to the Twin Towers. Despite the obvious danger, Entergy, the corporation that owns the Indian Point reactors, refuses to even store its spent fuel rods in dry casks, which are much harder to set afire. Even though a fuel rod fire twenty-two miles north of New York City would be the biggest disaster in recorded history, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and the nuclear power industry fight the hard science of the environmental groups with whitewashed studies and tons of PR.
The environmental contamination from uranium mining and the crisis of growing piles of radioactive waste rule out nuclear for the future. Few people realize that uranium processing burns coal, which releases potent greenhouse gases like chlorofluorocarbons (CFC) into the atmosphere. So each nuclear plant—when construction, mining, ore transportation, ore processing, and endless storage needs are added together—equals one-third the greenhouse gas emissions of an oil plant. To make a dent in global warming, some energy scenarios call for tens of thousands of nukes. Not mentioned is that the world would then run out of high-grade uranium ore after just several years. Since low-grade ore requires far more mining and processing, a nuclear plant running from low-grade ore would emit just as potent a greenhouse-gas mix as an oil plant.
In an effort to offer a
green energy proposal, former president George W. Bush proposed the production of hydrogen. Hydrogen gas is a potentially green source of energy, created with an electrolyzer, which splits water into hydrogen and oxygen. It's odorless and tasteless and produces no harmful emissions when burned. If the electrolyzer is powered by solar or wind energy, the gas is truly green. But the black hydrogen proposed by Bush would be developed from fossil fuel, which would still pollute in the drilling process.
The actual Bush/Cheney plan was, however, for
pebble nuclear reactors, without containment buildings, to make hydrogen that would then be injected into coal shale to make—you guessed it—gasoline. It's hard to give up your paradigm. These pebble nukes, combined with new oil refineries, would be constructed at closed military bases to avoid the otherwise impossible permitting process. These are the actual plans put forth by the Bush administration, starting with six pebble nukes at six sites. These plants have never been built because the designs are still being developed. Although touted as inherently safe, the only large-scale pebble power plant in Hamm-Uentrop, Germany, ended up contaminating a two-kilometer area when a radioactive uranium-graphite pebble got stuck in the feeder tube and started a graphite fire in 1986. The German government permanently closed the plant, deeming it unsafe.⁴ China has the only operating prototype.
A final worry is that, in the case of Iran and North Korea, certain types of reactors can be used to produce bomb-grade explosives, making the spread of nuclear weapons much easier. So nuclear power can never be an answer to global warming. Both fossil fuel and nuclear energy are economic and technological deadends, supported only by subsidies and an unholy alliance between governments and corporations.
At the end of the day, nuclear power is simply too dangerous, particularly when you take into account the fact that there has never been a safe way to store nuclear waste, which remains deadly for thousands of years. It is imperative that we move to green hydrogen rather than black hydrogen or nuked hydrogen—if we move to hydrogen at all.
Fracking is another bad idea. Fracking, or hydrofracking, is a process of drilling deep wells into rock formations. Highly pressurized water and chemicals, some of them carcinogenic and neurotoxic, are then injected into the man-made cracks to release petroleum, natural gas, or coal seam gas. Many spills and accidents have happened in the United States, and hydrofracking has been suspended and banned in many other countries. Fracking can pollute miles of groundwater and also releases poisonous air pollution. In addition, methane gas, one of the most potent greenhouse gases, can be released from the fissures. The EPA warned of the dangers of groundwater contamination and air pollution, but the study was not thorough and did not take into account all the environmental impacts of the process, and so Congress made the process exempt from the Safe Drinking Water Act in 2004.
Pennsylvania has had the most fracking disasters—the Bradford County blow up and spill of 2010 being one of the worst. The disaster caused tens of thousands of gallons of fracking fluids to leak into the Susquehanna River, which flows into the Chesapeake Bay. In a similar leak elsewhere, eight thousand gallons seeped into a creek near Dimock, Pennsylvania. Wells are poisoned forever, fish and other wildlife are killed, and even forests can die: the damage from fracking spills is irreversible. According to the environmental group, Earth Justice:
Gas drilling in Pennsylvania has skyrocketed in recent years. And along with the gas rush have come disastrous industrial accidents and poisoned drinking water—earning the state a reputation in the region for gas development gone wrong. Communities fighting to keep their water and air clean and state forests intact have their work cut out for them: Governor Tom Corbett accepted nearly one million dollars from oil and gas companies during his political campaigns and since assuming office in 2011, promptly began repaying his benefactors by cutting down on environmental enforcement and oversight of gas drilling activities.⁵
Oil spills are another serious problem. The Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill in the Gulf of Mexico in 2010 was an enormous environmental disaster. Efforts to stop it were too little and too late, and its cleanup along the coast was nearly impossible and extremely costly. The spill created an eighty-square mile
kill zone in the ocean surrounding the blown well and there was no way to prevent the ruin of thousands of square miles along the coastline. The damage to marine life and wildlife, as well as fishing and tourism, was immeasurable. Much like the Fukushima nuclear disaster, such an accident was simply
unthought of, and so plans and methods to deal adequately with it were never developed by the mechanistic oil industry.
The proposed Keystone XL pipeline is another disaster in the making. It would transport synthetic crude oil from Canada's tar sands through the heartland of America to the Gulf of Mexico. Alberta has already been privy to a number of oil spills and to pollution from this pipeline, built to transport the dirtiest form of oil there is. The pipelines are prone to leaking and vulnerable to human error, as well as earthquakes and other natural disasters.
The pipeline would endanger the Ogallala aquifer, the largest aquifer in the world. This water feeds the food crops of and supplies water to seven states, from South Dakota to Texas and from Colorado to eastern Nebraska. Contamination of the aquifer would poison a huge region of the United States. The proposed route would cross a wide area as it passes through Nebraska. The tar sands crude oil sludge requires an enormous amount of processing to purify the dirty oil. Most of the oil would be shipped elsewhere in the world.
No one wants the risky pipeline in their state, as the risks are now better understood by the public. The most important reason to reject the plan comes from NASA's Jim Hansen, who said that the approval of Keystone XL would lead to more consumption of tar sands oil, which would mean
it is essentially game over for the climate. Burning that enormous amount of oil would put so much carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, we would soon reach the point of no return with global warming. After a massive demonstration at the White House and a plea from Nebraska's governor to reject the plan, Obama sent it back to the State Department for further review. At the time this book went to press, the southern portion of the Keystone XL pipeline, from Cushing, Oklahoma, to Nederland, Texas, is being constructed, while the northern portion is still under review, in part because Nebraska is still trying to determine an alternate route around the environmentally sensitive Sand Hill region of the state.
Few jobs would be created, compared to the number of jobs investing in alternative energy sources would generate, which makes it less desirable even with the best-case scenario. If the same amount of money were spent on shifting to an alternative energy infrastructure, it would make the United States the leader in renewable energy and the most energy self-sufficient country in the world.
Another technological dead end is chemical farming, the use of oil-based fertilizers, pesticides, and herbicides in agriculture throughout the world. In the United States, the run off of agricultural and industrial pollutants has created a five-thousand-square-mile dead zone in the Gulf of Mexico, an area devoid of oxygen and fish.⁶ This is only one result of the widespread use of chemicals, but it illustrates well the dire nature of the situation. There are many other examples, from Love Canal to Bhopal, of the horrors of toxic pollution and chemical accidents.
Corporations and elites have bought most of the governments of the world, a form of rule known as corporatism, which is crony capitalism carried out to its ultimate end. This is not to say that capitalism is bad, but that crony capitalism, an unregulated capitalism, is dangerous to both democracy and the economy. In 2005, it was revealed that corporate and government so-called news releases are mixed into U.S. media reports without letting the public know the source. In an article in the New York Times, David Barstow and Robin Stein reported the following:
Under the Bush administration, the federal government has aggressively used a well-established tool of public relations: the prepackaged, ready-to-serve news report that major corporations have long distributed to TV stations to pitch everything from headache remedies to auto insurance. In all, at least 20 federal agencies, including the Defense Department and the Census Bureau, have made and distributed hundreds of television news segments in the past four years, records and interviews show. Many were subsequently broadcast on local stations across the country without any acknowledgement of the government's role in their production.⁷
In 2005, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) ruled the effort illegal, yet the practice persists today in the Obama administration because either no effort has been made to stop it or attempts made to stop it have been obstructed.
This covert propaganda—and the way conservative governments have recently let multinationals write their own legislation—means that the democracy we used to enjoy has been compromised or at least is in jeopardy. At the same time, public relations and the use of phony
independent institutions have become such an art form, large corporations and the government can outright lie and get away with it nearly all of the time. From misinformation about the safety of prescription drugs to the security at nuclear power plants, PR is used to cover up the bald truth—with the help of the compliant corporate media. Meanwhile, corporate executives become government regulators through a revolving-door employment policy and are supposed to enforce the law against their former companies. This led to the previous FDA failures on Vioxx, Bextra, and Celebrex.
Today, it is being discovered that more and more pharmaceutical drugs have, over the years, been released on the market before they were fully tested or despite cautionary scientific studies on side effects and other dangers. The fox is clearly in charge of the henhouse, and yet people still wonder why those chickens keep disappearing.
The merger of government and big business perpetuates the whole system, even to the point where the Bush administration refused to force the chemical industry to improve security after 9/11. This can also be seen in the threat of genetic engineering (GE), especially of food crops. Beyond the myriad possibilities of environmental damage from wind drift and the elimination of beneficial species, the main goal of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) is to allow corporations to patent basic food crops and own them, requiring payment even if you grow your seed. The 2005 field experiments testing GMOs in England were a miserable failure. This British study, the world's biggest to date of GMO crops, found that fields planted with biotech sugar beets and rapeseed had fewer butterflies, birds, and bees.⁸ Here again, massive PR was deployed to expand GMO use, despite all the problems and failed tests. Like the Mary Shelley novel Frankenstein, a monster that science should never have created is now out of control and wreaking havoc—so much so that the environmental groups call them Frankenfoods.
Add to the above crises the spread of nuclear weapons to countries like Pakistan, India, Israel, North Korea, and now possibly Iran. At the same time, the breakup of the Soviet Union made little-known Kazakhstan the fourth largest nuclear power in the world; Kazakhstan has since reduced its arsenal, but the country remains the world's leading producer of uranium to the world.⁹ Meanwhile, thousands of weapons and other nuclear material are improperly guarded throughout Russia and Central Asian dictatorships. This is a disaster waiting to happen—and yet the governments of the world do almost nothing to end proliferation, even in the case of Dr. A. Q. Khan, the top Pakistani bomb maker. Although Khan peddled illegal knowledge and machinery to Iran and other countries, he was merely placed under house arrest. We are looking at the total breakdown of the nonproliferation system.
All of these things are connected. The crisis stems from deep within the old worldview, which is based on mechanistic science and technology, seeing reality as the clockwork universe. We think by analogy, through models of reality. The model of the machine has been the underlying foundation of most science for the last three hundred years or so—ever since Newton compared the regular movements of the planets to the gears of a clock. Yet machines are not alive, they do not have feelings or reproduce or have their own thoughts. So the machine model is limited to inanimate things. It tells us little about the true nature of life and the environment, or even social justice or what being human means.
The multiple crises of today have developed because this limited science and mind-set has wreaked havoc on just those things: the environment, the quality of life, society, public health, and the state of individuals. We are approaching a true crisis because the old mechanistic science—bought in whole by multinational corporations and now allied with nationalistic governments and the military-industrial complex—has no solutions to the problems it has caused. Nor does it possess any realistic changes for the future. The corporations now in charge of the world simply want to continue their profit points, even though they may attempt to clean up their image now and then with well-publicized
green or
sustainability projects. The modern dilemma should therefore more properly be called the mechanistic dilemma, as its root cause is the machine-model scientific paradigm supporting it all.
Fig. 1.1. Isaac Newton published the Principia Mathematica, the foundation of classical mechanics, 144 years after Copernicus.
The circular thinking behind the mechanistic dilemma was described in 1979 in William Barrett's Illusion of Technique. Barrett showed how the mechanistic model creates an illusion in the mind of the technician. The smooth operation of the machine becomes everything—even people are mere parts in the machine, mere objects. There is no meaning to be gained from a machine, so the technician sees no purpose to life. Just as the old medieval religious priesthood was replaced by the mechanistic scientific priesthood, the illusion of technique replaced the meaning and purpose faith used to offer.
Our whole mechanistic society now reflects this meaningless and purposeless worldview. And if concern is raised about the future this is all leading to, the answer from the priesthood is
Don't worry—technology will solve all our problems. The illusion of technique helps us understand this fatal flaw of mechanistic dogma and how it fails to confront reality. In short, the allure of the machine outweighs the mounds of scientific data showing the fragile interconnections of Earth and its biosphere. Social, environmental, and health concerns are swept under the rug and ignored. The mechanistic paradigm is thus dysfunctional at its core—and so we find ourselves in the mechanistic dilemma.
Extricating our planet from this mess will require more than mere politics and more-than-ordinary thinking and action. For we need to transcend the mechanistic dilemma;


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We all know what exhaustion feels like. When we've reached our maximum capacity and are pushed beyond it. As parents we are forced to go beyond it all too often.
Parenting is ripe with exhaustion at all stages. Even though I don't have adult children, I have been assured that the sleepless nights don't end once a child grows up and leaves the home.
Think for a moment about children.
Babies can be sweet, cuddly, and precious; they can also be back-arching demanding cryers.
Children are inquisitive, kind, and helpful, while also being whiny, brattish, and throwing tantrums.
You may be asking, What's the cure to this parental exhaustion?
I'm glad you asked.
NOTHING. Suck it up and tough it out!
I would like to point out that in life, there are seasons that come and go that are exhausting. There's no specific pill I can give you that will thwart the entrance to the halls of exhaustion.
However, I will show you the source of strength. The Psalms often help my weary heart as an exhausted parent. David cries out to God in Psalm 28, and this reminds us to do the same. God uses the Psalms to help our hearts know how to talk to Him. To honestly cry out when you are at your wits' end.
Psalm 22 verse 7 says,
"Yahweh is my strength and my shield; in him my heart trusts, and I am helped."
Turn to God right now, be helped. I pray God's word would be a balm for your exhaustion.
Usually after I cry out to God, He brings to mind just how much a gift my children are to Lacey and I.
Children are a great way God works on our hearts. We can be critical, foolish, and self-centered. God uses children to draw us to himself, simply because we are not capable of raising our children with what they need without God present in our lives.
Pray for the next generation. Pray for your future children, children, or grandchildren. Most importantly, pray for their hearts.
Christina Fox reminds us,
"While asking for healthy bodies and good behavior certainly makes my life easier, it doesn't address my children's most serious and deadly ailment: their heart"
The most important prayer I can pray for them is that they would see their sin and need for you.
(Read more of Christina's prayer here- https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/article/the-most-important-prayer-for-our-kids)
Depend on our Father, who never gets exhausted. Commune with Him. He will satisfy you.
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Preparation For Holy Week
If you were here on Sunday, then you know that we will not be leaving Paul's letter to the Philippians as the text for our Good Friday and Easter Sunday services.
Finally, my brothers, rejoice in the Lord. To write the same things to you is no trouble to me and is safe for you.
Matthew Molesky
First, it is Palm Sunday. Which means it is the beginning of a week of remembering the most important events in the history of the world: the entry of Jesus into Jerusalem, his last meal with his disciples, his death at the hands of sinful men as the result of a sham sentence in a kangaroo court, his burial by those who loved him, and his resurrection from the dead just three days later. All of it for the salvation and rescue of the world.
2 Corinthians
One of the dangers of reading the stories of those followers of Jesus that we find in the Bible is we can treat them as if they are almost super-human.
Matthew Molesky
In the unsearchable counsel of God's will for the world, he has so designed that salvation will come through the church, that body of people gathered by the power of his Holy Spirit.
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The Whole Story: Ephesians-Week Two
I attempted to show in the sermon this past Sunday that Paul offers us two anchor points for our lives, and upon which our lives depend.
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Why Should I Read The Bible?
Most days I love waking up, coffeeing up, praying up, and then gobbling up the Bible. But not every day. I'm just like you in that. I need reminding about why the Bible — God's Whole Story — is an important part of my day, for every other part of my day.

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WEBSTER Brian
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Passed away peacefully at Berrington Como on Thursday 21st March 2019, aged 82 years.
Beloved and devoted Husband of Rosemary (dec).
Very dearly loved Father and Father-in-law of Quentin and Belinda and Nigel (dec).
Cherished and adored Grandfather of James and Elora, Laura and Lachlan; Kathryn and Declan.
A hugely loved, respected and cherished man who through hard work and dedication to his family, business, friends and community achieved so very much in his lifetime.
Now reunited with his darling wife Rosemary.
WEBSTER (Brian Frederick):
Beloved and admired Father and Father-in-law of Quentin and Belinda. Loved and cherished Grandfather of James and Elora, Laura and Lachlan.
A wonderful man who was so respected and such an inspiration to all of us, his family.
We treasure a lifetime of precious memories that will forever remind us of the remarkable life you have lived and the loving and caring example that you have always set.
Our hearts ache as our tears fall. We will always love you and you will forever be remembered.
Now you are free to wrap your loving arms around your darling Wife and our precious Mum.
Our most sincere and heartfelt thanks to all of the wonderful people at Berrington Como who have always cared for Brian with so much compassion and kindness.
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Celebrate the life of your loved one by keeping their Guest Book online. It's a lovely way for family and friends to express their condolences and share memories for the months and years to come. Guests can leave their heart-felt message and even include a photo of a favourite time shared with your loved one.
Our deepest sympathy and love to Quentin, Belinda, James and Elora, Laura and Lachlan on the sad loss of Brian. Memories to cherish forever in your hearts, may he rest in peace with Rosemary. Darren, Anthea, Amy and Royce.
Our love and sympathy to Quentin, Belinda, James, Laura, Lachlan and Elora. Forever in our hearts. Farewell Brian, a man of great integrity.
Dorothy, Bruce Schultz.
The Directors and Staff of Austain Fasteners Pty Ltd are saddened at the passing of our founding Managing Director, Chairman and mentor, Brian Webster.
His invaluable contribution and legacy to the Company will always be remembered and sadly missed by all at Austain.
Rest in Peace
President and Members of the Rotary Club of Ascot mourn the passing of Brian. Multi Paul Harris Fellow and Past Member of our Club. Members extend their deepest sympathy to all his family.
Deepest sympathy to Quentin, Belinda, James and Elora, Laura and Lachlan. Brian will be remembered as a well respected man that always had time for people. He will be greatly missed by all.
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Our sincere sympathy to Quentin, Belinda and family on the passing of our very dear and respected friend Brian. We have fond memories of happy times spent with Brian and Rosemary.
Margaret and Neville.
We will treasure our friendship of over 45 years and will remember the good times we shared. Our deepest sympathy to Quentin, Belinda and family.
Gail and Frank and our family.
WEBSTER BRIAN Our sincere condolences to Quentin, Belinda, Debbie and Families. A past President of The Fremantle Wine & Food Club. Brian was one of nature's true gentlemen and will be long remembered.
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When beginning your affiliate marketing career, you'll want to cultivate an audience that has very specific interests. This allows you to tailor your affiliate campaigns to that niche, increasing the likelihood that you'll convert. By establishing yourself as an expert in one area instead of promoting a large array of products, you'll be able to market to the people most likely to buy the product.
Always disclose your affiliate relationship. Most visitors will probably understand that graphic ads will lead to your getting paid, but if you write a review or use an in-text link as a recommendation, you want your readers to know that may lead to compensation as well. This ensures you retain transparency and trust with your readers, but also, it's required by the FTC's endorsement rules.
Becoming a part of an affiliate network is an excellent strategy for bloggers looking to up their current income or even just to begin actually making money from their blog. There are several options when it comes to affiliate marketing as well as strategies for making affiliate marketing work for you. Below I will teach you what is affiliate marketing, examples of affiliate marketing in blogging, affiliate strategies and some of the top affiliate networks to join.
Our SEM team has been managing paid search since its inception and is driven solely by analytics and financial data. Our core focus is to expand our clients' campaigns, drive quality traffic that will foster conversions and increase revenue, while decreasing the cost per acquisition. IMI's PPC team members are recognized thought leaders, active bloggers and speakers and major tradeshows, and care deeply about each and every client. We manage our client's budgets as if it was our own, tracking every dollar and optimizing towards very specific milestones and metrics.
"My mom tried telling me I couldn't have it all—but as it turns out, it's possible to have it all but it's impossible to do it all well," says Meredith C. Carroll, 45, a Colorado-based freelance writer who's written about her WAHM challenges. Carroll has two daughters, ages seven and 10. As a WAHM, Carroll felt she missed much of her eldest daughter's early childhood, so she stayed home with her second child to fill in the gaps. "The stuff I missed wasn't necessarily tangible," she says. "It was more about being emotionally absent in the many small moments that quickly add up."
Hi, I am a mother of four, as well as a security/safety officer and a small daycare provider.. I have a background in education (worked for local school for about 10yrs) as well as safety (security officer for about 6yrs and took on safety position as an additive about a year and a half ago.). I would really like to be at home with my kids more and with that being said I am interested in data entry or something similar to that…
Whether you want to utilize digital content to market your brand or to create digital media to sell, you can take some of the concepts of these digital media experts and apply them to your own business. Just remember that there is no exact method to success. The key to success is to create your own business from your unique ideas and use the concepts and tools that work best for you.
Your partner can also be a great source of support. When Samuelson's husband, a teacher, arrives home at 3:30 p.m., she relies on him to take over kid duty. He can ferry their two children to the park and get dinner ready, and Samuelson will emerge a few hours later feeling finished with her day's to-do list. If your partner gets home after dinner, ask him to oversee bedtime -- you'll fit in at least an hour of work before the kids yell "Mom!" And once they do, you're there for the call, with no rush hour to race through.
Contrary to popular belief, there's no down time. Hours go by and I realize I haven't gotten up from my chair, or eaten or even used the bathroom. (Then there are those times I've muted my phone and urinated during meetings. Sorry, but when you got to go, you got to go!) And remember how I imagined I'd have lunch dates and gym escapades? It barely ever happens.
IRC is searching for Market Research Caller candidates who can work from their homes. Candidates are paid an hourly rate, $15.00/hour, as an independent contractor and can work full or part-time. Your pay is NOT commission-based or dependent on the number of results that are developed. Please note that this is a business-to-business telemarketing position using our cloud-based telesales system designed for virtual agents. The position will require cold-calling our targeted lists using your own WINDOWS-based computer, computer headset and high-speed internet access. After training, the days and number of hours you work are flexible although you must commit to at least of four hours per day during the 5-day working week. For more information about IRC, please visit us at: www.interactiveresearch.biz
What It Is: You will transcribe the audio content of criminal investigations, internal affairs audits, and various law enforcement agencies verbal communications. "Clients of mine who have done this tell me they can't get enough of hearing all the varied crime stories and how and what goes on behind the scenes in the law enforcement community," Ceruto says.
A key objective is engaging digital marketing customers and allowing them to interact with the brand through servicing and delivery of digital media. Information is easy to access at a fast rate through the use of digital communications. Users with access to the Internet can use many digital mediums, such as Facebook, YouTube, Forums, and Email etc. Through Digital communications it creates a multi-communication channel where information can be quickly shared around the world by anyone without any regard to who they are.[28] Social segregation plays no part through social mediums due to lack of face to face communication and information being wide spread instead to a selective audience. This interactive nature allows consumers create conversation in which the targeted audience is able to ask questions about the brand and get familiar with it which traditional forms of Marketing may not offer.[29]
Facebook and other social media networks have made micro-interactions extremely popular. Users love the ability to contribute a variety of reactions to posts and private messages, from the traditional "liking" of posts, all the way to a flurry of animated hearts you witness when you share the love in private Facebook messages. These micro-interactions allow the user to interact with others without reloading the page.
Wodu Media is a professional web design, development, and optimization firm with years of online marketing experience and hundreds of successful website launches under our belt. We design and build beautiful websites that perform flawlessly on all mobile devices, tablets, laptops, and desktops. As a full-service firm, we can design and develop a beautiful website then support it with expert analytics and SEO optimization services that will help you increase traffic, convert more leads, and bring in a better return on investment.
Using an omni-channel strategy is becoming increasingly important for enterprises who must adapt to the changing expectations of consumers who want ever-more sophisticated offerings throughout the purchasing journey. Retailers are increasingly focusing on their online presence, including online shops that operate alongside existing store-based outlets. The "endless aisle" within the retail space can lead consumers to purchase products online that fit their needs while retailers do not have to carry the inventory within the physical location of the store. Solely Internet-based retailers are also entering the market; some are establishing corresponding store-based outlets to provide personal services, professional help, and tangible experiences with their products.[24]
If we look at Facebook again, what strikes us most is how the company is adapting in order to accomplish its goals. As a result of shifting user behaviour and needs, which are reflected in mountains of complex data available only to Facebook big data scientists, we see constant updates and changes, news feed tweaks, and a fast growing number of ways to advertise.
Get out a pen and paper and add these numbers up – the amount of time you spend getting primped for work each day plus the number of minutes — or, in some places, hours — you spend on your daily round-trip commute. Now multiply that number by five and you'll see just how many hours you'll gain if you can manage a side hustle that you can do in your pajamas. Over the weeks, months, and years, it could add up to thousands of hours!
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Cookie stuffing involves placing an affiliate tracking cookie on a website visitor's computer without their knowledge, which will then generate revenue for the person doing the cookie stuffing. This not only generates fraudulent affiliate sales but also has the potential to overwrite other affiliates' cookies, essentially stealing their legitimately earned commissions.
If you are proficient in a second language, becoming a document translator is an option you should definitely consider. Not only would this job pay more because of your unique qualifications, it will also help you to maintain and improve your language skills. There are job opportunities in a wide variety of industries that require document translation into other languages, and this is a job that can be easily done at home.


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Application security and coding requirements
Why you should be bolstering your cyber defence arsenal with security analytics
In this e-guide, we help you understand the double-edged sword that is security analytics. Despite needing resources, talent and experience, and being no substitute for human capabilities, it can provide your business with serious value.
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April 17, 2019
Nearly a quarter of tech firms do not security check products
Nearly a quarter of organisations polled do not run security checks on products, and nearly a third admitted to shipping products with known security vulnerabilities, a survey shows
April 15, 2019
How Palo Alto Networks fends off its cyber adversaries
Palo Alto Networks CIO Naveen Zutshi talks up the company's approach in keeping threat actors at bay
January 30, 2019
How traffic scrubbing can guard against DDoS attacks
Although most scrubbing services can help fend off distributed denial of service attacks, a more comprehensive mitigation strategy is required to remain unscathed
January 10, 2019
UK firms say £6.6bn annual security testing cost too high
Avord launches platform to reduce the multibillion-pound annual cyber security testing cost that most UK firms say is too high
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A guide to choosing cloud-based security services
Cloud-based security services can help organisations with a growing cloud footprint to reduce cost and address the manpower crunch in cyber security Continue Reading
The rise of DevSecOps
The increasing complexity of security threats facing enterprises is leading to DevSecOps approaches, which combine operations and development with security, so that all business units are involved in security operations Continue Reading
Inside DevOps, containers and enterprise security
Global corporates are waking up to containers and orchestrated containerisation for software development that is fast and safe. Computer Weekly looks at the best approach to ensure security is not compromised along the way Continue Reading
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How To Save IT From Drowning In Its Own Self-Containerised World (and other stories)
Anyone out there right now could be more than excused for thinking we're drowning in security start-ups; too many "me too" vendors trying to resolve the same perceived problems - niche or broad. ... Continue Reading
App users in developing APAC prefer convenience over security
By Kimberly Chua Mobile app users in developing Asia-Pacific (APAC) countries prefer convenience over security, signaling a potential rift between companies and users, a new F5 Networks study has ... Continue Reading
Spectre of IT vulnerability looms large
In some ways the Meltdown and Spectre flaws represent a risk that goes to the very heart of computing. This microprocessor flaw has resulted in major network, server, PC and mobile hardware firms ... Continue Reading
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eIDAS and the EU's mission to create a truly portable identity
It is important for businesses to work more actively with technology partners, regulators and governments to create more robust identity verification processes Continue Reading
Security Think Tank: Pay attention to attribute-based system access permissions
At the close of 2018, we asked CW Security Think Tank contributors to name one thing predicted for 2018 that did not happen, one thing that was not predicted and did happen and one thing that should happen in 2019, but probably will not Continue Reading
Raising security awareness through phishing simulation – how to get it right
Testing employees' security practices by sending fake phishing emails has become commonplace, but few organisations are conducting such exercises effectively Continue Reading
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Lauri Love: how reformed hackers halted the WannaCry virus
Lauri Love presents a compelling story of the WannaCry malware that nearly brought down the NHS, and the behind the scenes work of former hackers, and security researchers that helped to prevent lives being lost. Love is facing extradition to the US after allegedly taking part in a hacking protest over the death of internet pioneer Aaron Swartz, who faced jail for using a hidden computer to downloading academic journals at MIT.
CW500 Video: Identity and access management – Gatwick Airport
In this CW500 video, Michael Ibbitson, CIO, Gatwick Airport, discusses the growing challenges of expanding access management to third parties and avoiding the potential pitfalls.
CW500 Video: Identity and access management - KPMG
In this CW500 video, Martijn Verbree, Director of Information Protection, KPMG, discusses the growing challenges of expanding access management to third parties and avoiding the potential pitfalls.


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This Saturday 9th Feb, Trad Music Trust will host an evening of live music and entertainment to raise funds for the proposed new arts centre in Newton Stewart. There will be live music from the Board of Trustees, family and friends plus a charity raffle with some amazing prizes up for grabs!
Doors are from 7:30pm with live music from 8:30pm plus there will be an open session at the end which we would encourage you to bring your instruments and voices for.
We'd like to say a huge thank you to all of the businesses who have, so generously, donated some fantastic prizes for the charity raffle:
1 Night's Indoor Accommodation - Balloch O' Dee Campsite
Luxury Hamper - Rowan Glen
Beer Gift Pack - Five Kingdoms Brewery
Illustration - Little Dot Creations
Box of Milk Tray - Co-op
Hairdressing Voucher - Blackburn's
Meal Voucher - Scent of Galloway
Car Products - Allison Motors
Scarf - Inspirations
Lemonade Making Kit - Imagination Beauty
Box of Chocolates - Karen-Marie Keenan
2 x £10 Vouchers - Avocet
+various bottles of wine & spirits
We'll also be doing pre-registration for music lessons so if you, or someone you know, would like to learn a musical instrument or improve your singing we'd be delighted to add you to the list of students for the proposed April launch.
Looking forward to seeing you all there and hope that you'll all give generously on the night.
This Saturday 20th April, Trad Music Trust and friends will be busking from 11am - 4pm outside the former RBS building at 40 Victoria Street, Newton Stewart - the proposed new arts centre venue - to raise funds to support The Vault Arts Centre development and the work of the Trad Music Trust.
17 Apr 19Nathon Jones
South West Scotland's biggest Highland dancing competition is now open for registrations and we're expecting another fantastic event at Minnigaff Playing Fields on Saturday 13th July 2019; showcasing, celebrating and championing a wonderful Scottish tradition.
15 Apr 19Nathon Jones
Last Sunday's table top sale at the McMillan Hall, whilst it wasn't particularly busy, raised £145.91 for The Vault Arts Centre fundraising campaign taking the overall total to £1,705.20. Huge thanks to everyone who took a table and to everyone who came along to support the event.
9 Apr 19Nathon Jones
The 6th annual Newton Stewart & Minnigaff Traditional Music & Dance Festival will take place over 12th-14th July 2019 and, after another outstanding programme of events in 2018 which saw us hosting Scottish Highland Dancing competitions and, as ever, some of the biggest names in traditional music, it looks set to be another packed programme and is really living up to it's reputation as one of the best rural arts festivals in Dumfries & Galloway.


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Congo's president wants Ebola contained within 3 months
'If we follow the instructions, in two or three months Ebola will be finished,' Congolese President Felix Tshisekedi tells a crowd. Some health experts say it could take twice as long.
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Health workers in one of the epicenters of eastern Democratic Republic of Congo's Ebola outbreak threatened on Wednesday to go on strike as early as next week if authorities don't do more to protect them.
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[WHO] Kampala, 24th April 2019:- Uganda's Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) preparedness and response have capacity gaps that need urgent attention to be able to effectively respond to a potential outbreak of the disease. The gaps were identified during a Simulation Exercise (SimEx) that was conducted recently in Wakiso (Entebbe) and Kasese (Mpondwe and Kagando) districts.
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Reena Goswami1, Gayatri Subramanian2, Liliya Silayeva1, Isabelle Newkirk1, Deborah Doctor1, Karan Chawla2, Saurabh Chattopadhyay2, Dhyan Chandra3, Nageswararao Chilukuri1 and Venkaiah Betapudi1,4* 1Neuroscience Branch, Research Division, United States Army Medical Research Institute of Chemical Defense, Aberdeen, MD, United States 2Department of Medical Microbiology and Immunology, University of Toledo College of Medicine and Life Sciences, Toledo, OH, United States 3Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center, Buffalo, NY, United States 4Department of Physiology and Biophysics, Case Western Reserve University, Clev...
Source: Frontiers in Oncology - Category: Cancer & Oncology Source Type: research
Ebola virus is an emerging virus that is capable of causing a deadly disease in humans. Replication, transcription and packaging of the viral genome are carried out by the viral nucleocapsid. The nucleocapsid is a complex of the viral nucleoprotein, RNA and several other viral proteins. The nucleoprotein forms large, RNA-bound, helical filaments and acts as a scaffold for additional viral proteins. The 3.1 Å resolution single-particle cryo-electron microscopy structure of the nucleoprotein – RNA helical filament presented here resembles previous structures determined at lower resolution, while providing imp...
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Speaking at the first Time 100 Summit in New York City on Tuesday, prominent geneticist George Church admitted that for about 10 years, he knew biological weapons could be specifically targeted to individual people. But he kept it to himself. Church, a professor of genetics at Harvard Medical School, participated in a panel discussing how to introduce breakthroughs in medicine, which can become life-saving miracles, in ethical and responsible ways. He discussed his decision not to share his knowledge widely as an example of a line he consciously decided not to cross for ethical reasons. "I kept that a secret and didn...
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Tuesday 's Daily Brief: sexual violence in conflict, a malaria vaccine trial, updates on Libya, Ebola in DR Congo, Sri Lanka and Mali
Here are our top stories for this Tuesday: a focus on conflict-related sexual violence at the Security Council, a groundbreaking trial for a malaria vaccine in Malawi, thousands seeking shelter in Libya 's capital as fighting continues, concerns in the Democratic Republic of the Congo after the attack of an Ebola treatment centre, an update on the death toll of the Sri Lanka attacks, and the Security Council's condemnation of the killing of peacekeepers in Mali.
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An Ebola outbreak in Congo has killed more than 800 people, and angry locals have attacked aid workers. Canadian doctor Vinh-Kim Nguyen tells us what he saw on an aid mission to the region.
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Viruses, Vol. 11, Pages 373: Inflammatory and Humoral Immune Response during Ebola Virus Infection in Survivor and Fatal Cases Occurred in Sierra Leone during the 2014 –2016 Outbreak in West Africa
Viruses, Vol. 11, Pages 373: Inflammatory and Humoral Immune Response during Ebola Virus Infection in Survivor and Fatal Cases Occurred in Sierra Leone during the 2014–2016 Outbreak in West Africa Viruses doi: 10.3390/v11040373 Authors: Francesca Colavita Mirella Biava Concetta Castilletti Simone Lanini Rossella Miccio Gina Portella Francesco Vairo Giuseppe Ippolito Maria Rosaria Capobianchi Antonino Di Caro Eleonora Lalle Ebola virus (EBOV) infection is characterized by an excessive inflammatory response, a loss of lymphocytes and a general paralysis of the immune system, however pathophy...
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Viruses, Vol. 11, Pages 372: Identification of RUVBL1 and RUVBL2 as Novel Cellular Interactors of the Ebola Virus Nucleoprotein
Patrick Reid Ebola virus (EBOV) is a filovirus that has become a global public health threat in recent years. EBOV is the causative agent of a severe, often fatal hemorrhagic fever. A productive viral infection relies on the successful recruitment of host factors for various stages of the viral life cycle. To date, several investigations have discovered specific host-pathogen interactions for various EBOV proteins. However, relatively little is known about the EBOV nucleoprotein (NP) with regard to host interactions. In the present study, we aimed to elucidate NP-host protein-protein interactions (PPIs). Affinity puri...
Source: Viruses - Category: Virology Authors: M. Jane Morwitzer Sarah R. Tritsch Lisa H. Cazares Michael D. Ward Jonathan E. Nuss Sina Bavari St Patrick Reid Tags: Article Source Type: research
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La Boulangerie takes no shortcuts when it comes to quality and tradition. Its doors have been open since 2013, providing Sydney-siders with a portal to Paris and the full spectrum of authentic and appetising pastries, breads and desserts to meet every taste.
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:: Low weekly rent $1,200
:: Approx. Owners Earnings $3,000 pw
:: Long lease of 7 years!
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