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Title: Sailing the Arteries of the Ocean
Subtitle: A Proposal to Communicate the Autonomous Struggles of Asia-Pacific
Author: Jong Pairez
Topics: autonomist, modernity, Philippines
Source: Retrieved on 2020-08-13 from https://www.academia.edu/2042484/Sailing_The_Arteries_of_the_Ocean
Jong Pairez
Sailing the Arteries of the Ocean
A Proposal to Communicate the Autonomous Struggles of Asia-Pacific
Autonomous Rhizomes Asia
Wooden Boats: Communicating Our Local Struggles
As we all know, different parts of the world is becoming more and more connected in just one click. With the explosion of Inter-Networking technology, that marked 21st century as the age of information revolution, all people from various corners of the globe have come together to upload, download and share data. In this new paradigm, traditional ways of producing meaning collapses inevitably. Mass media is gradually loosing its grip as the prime monopoly in distributing information and truth.
With the internet, people from different walks of life are directly participating in producing shared-meanings just like what we did thousands of years ago. Going back in time, it is this process of creating shared-meaning that holds a network of communities together without being necessarily homogenous.
The pre-historic Austronesians or the people of the southern islands of asia-pacific is one example. Despite the complicated geographical location of Austronesians, which is scattered and divided by vast oceans, according to Australian futurologist Marco Cuevas-Hewitt, in his reflection on postcolonialism and geopoetics, "The sea, then, does not constitute a barrier, but rather, a connective tissue crossed by perpetual flows."[1] Thus, Polynesia and Madagascar regardless of its opposite end locations on the map, culturally share its language and habits with people from Southeast Asia; it's the ocean that this flow of cultures provided the link.[2]
These culturally shared habits and meanings are in fact subversive in some ways. And this caught the attention of some anti-authoritarian academics like the anarchist anthropologist David Graeber. When asked why Graeber chose Madagascar for his dissertation, he answered, "What I found was they're incredibly subversive. There's all these stories about people playing tricks on God. It just seemed like these were people whose attitude I would appreciate."[3]
Furthermore, an American anthropologist who focuses on subalterns, James Scott, made a book-length anthropological and historical study of the Zomia highlands of Southeast Asia. The book is entitled "The Art of Not Being Governed: An Anarchist History of Upland Southeast Asia". Zomia is a geographical term first coined by a Dutch historian Willem van Schendel in 2002, it refer to a huge mountain system of mainland Southeast Asia that has historically been beyond the control of governments.[4]
The similar characteristics of Scott's Zomia and Graeber's Madagascar is the perpetual rejection of governmental authority by means of retreating rather than confronting the State. Here is Graebers observation of the Tsimihety tribe of Madagascar:
"To this day they have maintained a reputation as masters of evasion: under the French, administrators would complain that they could send delegations to arrange for labor to build a road near a Tsimihety village, negotiate the terms with apparently cooperative elders, and return with the equipment a week later only to discover the village entirely abandoned—every single inhabitant had moved in with some relative in another part of the country."[5]
Meanwhile, Scott further describe in his book that, "the tribes in Zomia are conscious refugees from modernity itself, choosing to live in more primitive, locally-based economies." Of course modernity here is described as equated to non-egalitarian relations.
Now, in the age of optic fibers, smart phones and satellite transmissions, these pre-historic anti-authoritarian tradition in Asia-Pacific is obviously still being practiced by indigenous communities. Hopefully the emerging Southeast Asian anarchist movement will have a chance to discover it and finally pull its inspiration from the pre-historic past of our ancestors which I believe is relevant in the present in building our future. From the vast oceans to the infinite web of networks I am hoping that this tradition continues to flow.
The following words in this article aim to propose possibilities, despite the previous failed attempts, to build a nexus of anti-authoritarians in Asia-Pacific.
In May 2008 during a weeklong workshop on activist online video distribution held on the hinterland of West Java, Indonesia, a network of autonomists was born.
Since the workshop was participated by groups and individuals from various parts of Southeast Asia, a handful of like-minded individuals from the workshop had the chance to meet in person and decided to initiate a network of diverse anti-authoritarians and autonomists in Asia-Pacific. The network was later known as Autonomous Rhizomes Asia (ARA). It was modeled after the Asian Anarchist Network (AAN), which is more or less a mailing list of exclusively anarchists. But ARA wanted to be more than a mailing list and likewise a restricted network.
What ARA wanted to achieve, during its early stages is to make a difference in the way of organizing. Ideally, it wanted to emulate a living and breathing shapeless organism that multiply itself rhizomatically, thus, a rhizomatic networking of autonomists, anti-authoritarians, whatever. But this idea is feared by some members that overtime it will equally result to the pit-fall of loose networking that, according to DC (ARA member) in his Protocol 2.0 email, "like the AAN, unfit to make collective decisions".[6]
Other members, nonetheless agree with DC's formal consensus proposal but critical to define ARA as something austere:
"Personally, I think the best approach to take would not to be to define ourselves at all, since definitions can be too rigid and enforce a strict 'inside' and 'outside'. Better to just name some 'points of affinity'; not criteria for membership to which we all must conform, but just some minimal things we all agree on. Within that, there will inevitably be diversity though, which shouldn't be seen as a bad thing. Jazz in this case would be a good metaphor: a minimal structure over which we could improvise."[7]
In fact until now ARA has no proper form, it is still in its fluid state and at the moment hibernating yet awaiting for another spark to make its energy flowing. This energy hopefully would like to take in a form of a published journal.
The talk on conceiving a journal project within ARA came months later after the discussions on defining the network in 2009. However, the people behind the journal project are a mix of ARA and non-ARA individuals, some in fact are from the West who are long-time residents in Southeast Asia.
The general consensus of the proposed journal is to strengthen the network by attempting to actualize the result in concrete forms like solidarity actions and mutual aide within Asia-Pacific and beyond. Just like how our ancestors did from the distant past: flowing perpetually the anti-authoritarian practices in the arteries of the vast oceans.
Metaphorically, I describe the journal as the Balangay or pre-historic wooden boat of maritime Southeast Asia that transported subversive ideals to Madagascar, Polynesia and Zomia. Ceaselessly escaping the claws of governments, state and authority. With this concept in mind, ARA would not be limited itself as a simple network:
"To spread news of inspiring struggles is also worthwhile. A lot of people are more empowered to action when they hear about what other people are doing in other places."[7]
By communicating our local struggles I believe a contemporary grass root brand of anarchism will emerge from the land of our ancestors who brought down Khmer empire, the Majapahit and the maritime empire of Sri-vijaya. Yet, I know at the start there are hurdles to consider but I am optimistic that we can overcome this. Wether if we re-awaken ARA or metamorphose to something else until we master the way of our ancestors.
The journal at the moment is just an idea likewise the network, hopefully with the help of our comrades in Indonesia who already have experience in producing local anti-authoritarian publication like Apokalips and Jurnal Kontinum we could actualize the remaking of Balangay and sail it again into the vast oceans of Malacca, Celebes sea, South China sea, Pacific ocean and to the corners of Indian ocean and beyond. Aboard in the Balangay or the Korakora, together we can drive away the evils of Manananggal, Penanggalan, Krasue and Ma lai, among other names or also known as Capitalism.
This primeval desire to communicate is the motivation behind this work. I hope together we create a new shared-meaning in the globality of the new paradigm.#
[1] "Sketches of an Archipelagic Poetics of Postcolonial Belonging." Academia.edu
<http://uwa.academia.edu/MarcoCuevasHewitt/Papers/997731/Sketches_of_an_Archipelagic_Poetics_of_Postcolonial_Belonging>
[2] "Ang Mga Magdaragat." A sparse, sweeping history of the Philippines, a country of islands.
<http://www.elaput.org/pinsmgdr.htm>
[3] "David Graeber on Anarchy, Madagascar and Magic." Souldish High Frequency Culture.
<http://www.souldish.com/2006/05/08/178/>
[4] "Zomia (Geography)." Wikipedia.
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zomia_(geography>
[5] "Fragments of an Anarchist Anthropology." Wikipedia.
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fragments_of_an_anarchist_anthropology>
[6] "[ara] Protocol 2.0" ara@lists.riseup.net
<https://lists.riseup.net/www/arc/ara/2009-08/msg00007.html>
[7] "Re: [ara] Protocol 2.0" ara@lists.riseup.net


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Scottish Power project raises bar for Crown House
By Kevin O'Sullivan
Motherwell-based SELECT Member designed and executed one of its biggest projects for the new utility giant's new Glasgow headquarters
With an energy capacity equivalent to roughly 250 homes, it's fair to say connecting up Scottish Power's new 14-storey headquarters in Glasgow was never going to be for the feint hearted. Not to mention the fact that the client – the clue is in the title – was always going to demand the most exacting electrical safety standards to be found anywhere in the business. Step forward Crown House Technologies (CHt) – who scooped the Electrical Contractor of the Year and Best Electrical Safety Project at last year's SELECT Industry Awards. The M&E firm, whose parent company Laing O'Rourke are the main build contractor for Scottish Power's new multimillion pound HQ, located on the corner of St Vincent Street and India Street in the city, are progressing well with the finishes phase of the project. Brian Mailer, Project Manager for Crown House Technologies, says: "In terms of complexity and advancing our Design for Manufacturing and Assembly agenda, the pre-fabricated building services modules on this project are the longest and the most advanced we've ever done. It's been a fantastic project to work on in terms of the level of innovation we've managed to incorporate into our offsite manufacturing."
Brian says with CHt and Laing O'Rourke working together, it has given Scottish Power – who are owned by Spanish energy giant Iberdrola - a complete solution, an end-to-end build, from initial frame construction to full client fit out.
"We entered into discussions with the client at an early stage which ensured we were able to tailor our offering to match the client's expectations," he adds. "The initial Cat A part of the project was awarded in September 2013 and the Cat B followed in October 2014, the completion of which will offer a soft landing for the client. This means the day we finish construction, we will remain with an engineering presence to help facilities staff familiarise themselves with the building which allows for a seamless handover. They can simply walk in and start work safe in the knowledge we're there should they need our support."
It was for the electrical safety design and implementation that Crown House Technologies won the Best Electrical Safety Project at the SELECT Awards in October. The company arranged the installation on site from HV ring orientation to substation location to suit the order of construction. CHt also produced detailed switching schedules based on the six packaged substations being turned on sequentially, meaning only those parts of the building requiring power were energised as the project progressed. There are two incoming HV connections c/w auto changeover in the event of failure which feed the 6 substations and a rising busbar system powering over 140 TP&N distribution boards throughout the building:
"We have a very robust set of electrical safety rules and procedures," adds Brian. "Everything we put in place is designed to ensure the safety of our people. High-grade flame retardant personal protective equipment (PPE) is worn by all CHt APs when carrying out switching operations and remote push-button lanyard control is specified on all HV Switchgear CHt procure. This ensures staff can switch remotely which keeps them safe in the event that something goes wrong."
To further enhance safety, Crown House utilised Schneider's PC Mimic Diagram (PCMD) system – a computerised system which creates the HV/LV Distribution system and allows switching operations to be carried out in virtual digital environment.
"The system is designed to prevent potential safety incidents; if you were to try and switch anything that is unsafe it creates an error message and highlights the potential of the proposed action. It's a way of ensuring your switching schedules are 100% safe at the planning stage before proceeding to the actual switching activity on site."
Safety has also been a consideration throughout the design and fabrication of the services modules; rather than having installers working at height or over leading edges in risers to install the electrical services, the high level ceiling services have been pre-fabricated in their entirety – on 14-metre steel frames - at CHt's offsite manufacturing facility. Here, operatives can carry out this work at bench level, before the modules are tested, commissioned and safely wrapped for transportation to the building and lifted into place by one of the tower cranes.
"We've really raised the bar on this project and installed equipment to these modules that we haven't previously installed off site. The services are all completely modularised, so you've got all high level services from air conditioning, ventilation, sprinklers, fire alarm, PAVA, power and lighting, even luminaires installed onto the modular frames - all fitted and tested in factory conditions offsite - which has resulted in real safety and quality benefits. Similarly the electrical distribution boards and rising busbars were installed on riser frames spanning 3 floors which were also craned into place complete and fixed in position. We worked with TÜV SÜD on the technical design, to determine the services required and their design parameters, then passed this to our Digital Engineers who co-ordinated the individual services and spatial design of the modules and frames. The modular frames were then sent for structural analysis before being issued to our offsite manufacturing facility and put into manufacture."
With a projected completion date later this year, CHt are looking forward to the end of a complex piece of work, which has been rewarding for all involved.
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VE Oštrc, vjetroelektrana u BiH na planini Oštrcu. Projekt je još u fazi ishođenja dozvola. Čeka se energetska dozvola. Dobivene su lokacijska, okolišna dozvola te još 30-ak raznih dopuštenja i suglasnosti s razine općine, županije i federacije. Snaga i smjer vjetra prati se bez prekida preko pet godina uređajima na 84 metra visokom mjernom stupu na Oštrcu. Planirana VE Oštrc imat će osam vjetroturbina ukupno instalirane snage 28,2 MW, planirana godišnja proizvodnja je 94 GW/h električne energije što bi bilo dovoljno za opskrbu svih kućanstava u Posušju, Grudama i Ljubuškom.

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La Torre Río Real o Torre del Río Real es una torre almenara situada en el municipio de Marbella, en la provincia de Málaga, Andalucía, España.

Se trata de una torre de 10,85 metros de altura y 22 de circunferencia, situada junto a la autovía del Mediterráneo, a la altura de río Real, de donde proviene su nombre.

Al igual que otras torres almenaras del litoral mediterráneo andaluz, la torre formaba parte de un sistema de vigilancia de la costa empleado por árabes y cristianos y, como las demás torres, está declarada Bien de Interés Cultural.

Construida en 1575, dejó de usarse tras la Guerra de la Independencia, ya en el siglo XVIII.

Véase también
 Anexo:Bienes de interés cultural de la provincia de Málaga
 Anexo:Fortificaciones de la provincia de Málaga
 Torres de vigilancia costera

Bibliografía
 www.castillosnet.org

Referencias

Río Real
Río Real
Arquitectura de Marbella
Arquitectura de 1575
Bienes de interés cultural de la provincia de Málaga


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China considering cutting off U.S. supply of its rare earth elements which would affects cell phone and defense productions
China is ready to try to dominate the trade war with the United States by cutting off its supply of rare earth minerals to the U.S., Chinese media reported Wednesday.
Rare earth minerals contain unique elements used by the U.S. in cell phones, hybrid cars and cancer treatment. They also play an important role in U.S. defense, from computers to aircraft engines.
"Waging a trade war against China, the United States risks losing the supply of materials that are vital to sustaining its technological strength," began a commentary published Wednesday in the Communist newspaper People's Daily.
The People's Daily said the United States was trying to contain China's technological advancements, but that it had overlooked how intertwined the international supply chain had become. "China has plenty of cards to play," it stated.
China has led mining efforts of rare earth minerals, becoming the world's largest producer because of its loose environmental restrictions and low processing costs.
The United States imported 80% of its rare earth compounds and metals from China between 2014 and 2017, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The estimated value of rare-earth compounds and metals it imported last year reached $160 million, an increase from $137 million in 2017.
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Stomatium ermininum, called the ermine chop, is a species of flowering plant in the ice plant genus Stomatium, native to South Africa. Its yellow flowers open in the evening and are banana-scented. It has gained the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit.

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FBI Warns of Phishing Attacks on EPPICard Users
Phishing, which is now a year-round activity for cyber-criminals, refers to the use of official-looking Websites where personal information is stolen from unsuspecting end-users. In its latest form, the con artists called phishers are aiming attack on users of EPPICard - a kind of debit card, which provides child support compensation in Illinois and 15 other US states.
According to FBI, people have reported that they received e-mails telling them that their account had some problems. The messages directed the recipients to click on a given link to provide their account details to rectify the problem. But this link actually diverts the recipients to a fake site where personal information like PIN and account number is captured.
Moreover, people have reported that they received e-mails requesting them to fill in an online questionnaire as a part of a survey. But at the end of survey, users are asked to provide their EPPICard account details to credit funds as a gesture of appreciation to their participation in the survey. Naturally, by providing the details, criminals are able to hack into the users' account.
An Illinois citizen Kelly Foster who became a victim of the EPPICard scam said that everything was running fine until a day when she found that her account showed a much lower balance than expected. Somebody from Romania was accessing her EPPICard account and swiping money from it, as reported by NBC5 on July 14, 2008.
Nevertheless, the organization that takes care of EPPICard in Illinois said that it reimbursed Foster's lost funds and also issued fresh account numbers to all the victims. Despite that, the company defended its safety arrangements denying a security breach, saying that it was simply a random e-mail endeavor to trap some EPPICard users.
However, EPPICard providers indicated that they weren't associated with any online survey and do not for personal information over e-mail.
Meanwhile, Richard Kolko, Special Agent, Washington-DC said that citizens are being alerted so that they could avoid the scam. He also said that any such scam message received should be forwarded to IC3, as reported by TheConservativeVoice on July 2, 2008.
Related article: FBI's ICCC Annual Report Discusses Fraudulent and Non-Fraudulent Complaints


The little set of white shelves at the end of the room are her favourite thing in the flat. "I saw a similar set on Pinterest and wanted some similar, so I asked my Dad's friend to make me some. He's a hobby carpenter and makes things for friends and family out of reclaimed materials like old pallets. I love how they look with the wallpaper." They're filled with ornaments she's collected or been given by friends and family.
At the other end of the room as you walk in, there's a cool 1960s wooden dresser which she uses as a drinks cabinet and to store a stereo and CDs. The top is piled with more of her amazing finds, including a vintage enamel jug and two beautiful masks she brought back from Thailand.
On the opposite wall, there's an enchanting painting of someone's hands knitting that her brother bought her from cool online shop, Little Paper Planes. So sweet.
Her little kitchen just off the living area is a cosy, homely space that gets lots of light, is painted a dusky pink colour and is full of more nick nacks. There's also another great 1960s dresser painted light blue with red handles, which she got from a local second-hand shop and uses to store food.
Her plain modern bathroom has been given the 'Alex' touch with the addition of this lovely cabinet filled with old perfume bottles and the vase of huge dried hydrangeas. "I eventually found the right one from Achicha but it was blue, so I painted it white." She also found some 1960s door handles and fixed them onto the cupboard above the loo. Nice touch!
So there you have it! I hope you enjoyed the tour of my friend Alex's eclectic London apartment – with the coolest collection of vintage hand mirrors.
Psst. More house tours: A breezy bohemian cottage in LA and a whimsical London house with an epic shower!
I love it! What a cute apartment! Your friend has a great eye for decorating. (and yes – don't we all own some "temporary" IKEA pieces? 😀 😀 Thanks for the share!
Did you? You've gotten around!
No, thank you for reading Chantal! My friend is so stylish even though she thinks she's mess!
You can't see the state of it now Els, you'd wouldn't think it was so stylish if you saw it!!
What a great space! So cozy…and love the photos and great memories on display throughout the home.
Yes it's really cosy! And I'm envious of the nostalgia wall. Thanks for reading, Yanis!


I recently surveyed several hundred business publication editors about words and phrases I felt were overused. The word "leading" (as in "… a leading producer of …") was voted one of the worst. 94% surveyed felt it was overused. One editor called the word an automatic "throw-away" when he sees it in a press release.
Sticking the word "leading" into the description of a company is so common and so rote, it is meaningless. Where are the "followers?" Given that everybody uses it, "leading" certainly doesn't mean #1 or even #2.
If you want to impress your prospects, quantify your company's achievements, or describe your position and your USP within your market, then back up your claim. But watch out for slipping superlatives in there just for the heck of it. (i.e. unparalleled, unsurpassed). More about this in future posts.
"Distinguish." Use it in a sentence that specifically differentiates your product or service from the competition. Doing this helps us stay away from using broad, unsubstantiated brag-and-boast statements about being the best.
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The new University Library
The University Library (UB) is moving from Singel and the PC Hoofthuis building to the University Quarter. Here, we are renovating the former Binnengasthuis Hospital and combining this with a new wing to form a single building for the library. The University Library will open in 2023 and will become one of the main attractions of the campus.
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The building has been designed as a 21st-century library, an inspiring meeting place where you can study, conduct research and work. A place where the entire academic community is welcome and feels at home.
Seven kilometres of books
We facilitate research and knowledge sharing. In addition to the extensive digital collection, the new University Library will also house seven kilometres of books from the University's humanities collection. This is unique. Our heritage collections are located a stone's throw away in the Allard Pierson, which curates and presents them.
Together with the Allard Pierson and other parties, we offer a platform to further increase the visibility of the University of Amsterdam (UvA). The splendid atrium, at the heart of the building, is ideal for information meetings, open days, activities and events.


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Asteroids and comets can usually be distinguished by what they're made of, and by where they're found in space. While both are small objects orbiting the sun – both created...
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Flush from the successful launch of its first prototype spacecraft, a startup space mining company says it's on track to send robotic prospectors to near-Earth asteroids in as soon as...
Passage of Scholz's Star: Evidence That Its Close Fly-By Disturbed Comets And Asteroids 70,000 Years ago
There is a new evidence of the Passage of Scholz's Star that disturbed the comets of the solar system 70,000 years ago. A small reddish star (with about 9% of...
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In weighing the Uniform Mediation Act, Massachusetts mediators may be poised to repeat mistakes of the past
Posted on November 27, 2007 | Comments Off on In weighing the Uniform Mediation Act, Massachusetts mediators may be poised to repeat mistakes of the past
In April 2006, I reported that the Boston Bar Association proposed an amendment to the Massachusetts mediation confidentiality statute, Mass. Gen. Law. ch. 233, s. 23C. That statute protects from disclosure in a judicial or administrative proceeding "[a]ny communication made in the course of and relating to the subject matter of any mediation and which is made in the presence of such mediator by any participant, mediator or other person."
The BBA's proposal sparked an immediate backlash within the mediation community. What was radical about the BBA's proposed amendment was its change to the statutory definition of mediator. The current statute defines a mediator as "a person not a party to a dispute" who:
enters into a written agreement with the parties to assist them in resolving their disputes has completed at least thirty hours of training in mediation and either has four years of professional experience as a mediator or is accountable to a dispute resolution organization which has been in existence for at least three years
The BBA's proposed amendment would eliminate these requirements and define a mediator simply as "an individual who conducts a mediation". At the time I condemned this proposal and argued for preserving the current definition.
As it turns out, the Boston Bar Association was right. And I was wrong.
And why that matters now is that today the mediation community in Massachusetts may be poised to make the same kind of mistake I did.
Some background first. A small group of mediators in Massachusetts, designating itself the MassUMA Working Group, has been meeting for the past year to consider whether to enact the Uniform Mediation Act ("UMA") here in the Commonwealth.
The UMA defines mediation as "a process in which a mediator facilitates communication and negotiation between parties to assist them in reaching a voluntary agreement regarding their dispute". It defines a mediator as "an individual who conducts a mediation" — as did the Boston Bar Association's proposed language.
But a number of Massachusetts mediators who support the UMA want to replace its definition with the one currently in effect in the Commonwealth, along with some additional language.
A subcommittee of the Working Group supports the following definition:
A "mediator" shall mean a person not a party to a dispute who enters into a written agreement with the parties to assist them in resolving their disputes and has completed at least thirty hours of training in mediation and who either has four years of professional experience as a mediator after such training or is accountable, after such training, to a dispute resolution organization which has been in existence for at least three years.
The phrase "dispute resolution organization" means a program with which neutrals are affiliated, through membership on a roster or a similar relationship, which administers, provides and monitors dispute resolution services. A program may be operated by a court employee or by an organization independent of the court, including a corporation or a government agency. A program operated by a court employee may include one or more court employees or non-employees or a combination of court employees and non- employees on its roster.
As I said, adopting this language would be a big mistake. To see why, let's walk through each provision of the proposed language.
The written agreement requirement.
There is no doubt that good practice and common sense (not to mention the terms of at least one professional mediator liability insurance policy that I know of) dictate that mediators enter into a written agreement with their clients. Such agreements typically define the mediation process and the mediator's role, spell out exceptions to confidentiality, and describe the respective duties and obligations of the parties to the agreement. A mediator would be foolhardy not to enter into such an agreement
However, such a definition ignores the realities of practice. For example, what about the many solo mediators who conduct their own intake or speak with parties prior to meeting them to prepare them for the mediation or to answer questions about mediation and the mediator's role? Often parties reveal confidential information to mediators in those off-line, one-on-one conversations as a necessary part of intake and screening or the convening process. And sometimes those parties then elect to use a different neutral or even choose not to mediate their dispute at all — which means that there is no written agreement between those parties and the mediator.
Under the UMA, which does not require a written agreement, such communications in these circumstances would be privileged as they should be. Under current Massachusetts law — and the version of the UMA which some members of the Working Group support — they are not. Asking parties to sign an agreement prior to having a preliminary conversation with the mediator — even to gather information about the mediation process and its suitability for their own dispute– is both unrealistic and burdensome to all involved. I can see no rational basis for excluding from the protection of the statute these communications.
Training hours requirement.
Don't get me wrong. I believe that all mediators should be adequately trained to serve as neutrals in the mediation of disputes. But a requirement of 30 hours of training in mediation is problematic for many reasons.
First, there is the problem of definition — what exactly do we mean when we say "training in mediation" when so many competing models of mediation practice abound — evaluative, facilitative, transformative, narrative, the list goes on? Each is normatively distinct and describes very differently the role and responsibilities of the mediator and the disputants. Some scholars and practitioners, in fact, have argued that evaluative mediation may not be mediation at all.
So if 30 hours of training is required, the question is, 30 hours of training in what kind of mediation? (To learn why this is not just a difference of semantics, read this excerpt from an article by ADR scholar and professor Michael Moffitt.)
The problem, too, lies with the number itself — whether 30 hours or 40, is that sufficient preparation pedagogically speaking? Plenty of academics would say not, that immersion in a comprehensive curriculum in a formal university setting is necessary to master conflict dynamics and understand negotiation theory.
The training requirement is premised on the notion that training prepares people to be more effective mediators. But in an unlicensed and unregulated field not only are the mediators themselves unregulated but so too are the mediation trainers. Institutions of higher learning must meet recognized accreditation standards. But in the U.S. mediation trainings and trainers are accountable to no one. So while someone may have 30 hours of mediation training under her belt, it doesn't mean that she has had the right kind of training.
Importantly, too, the 30-hour requirement inhibits party choice of mediators — ironic when self-determination by parties is a core tenet of mediation. Such a requirement also reflects an unfortunate provincialism. It could deprive neutrals who have arrived in Massachusetts from other states or indeed from other countries of the benefits of this statute, discouraging professional and cultural diversity, as well as innovation, in what is still a young and evolving field.
Four years of professional experience.
There are so many problems with this requirement, I'm not sure where to begin. First of all, why four, a wholly arbitrary number? What is the four years based on? Why not three? Or two? Or none? Why should parties be denied the benefit of this statute solely because they selected a neutral possessed of three years, eleven months, and nine days of professional experience? Or even one day of experience, if this is the neutral the parties have selected and trust? And what about individuals who have a real aptitude for mediation? I meet a number of them each year in the trainings I conduct — people who demonstrate true talent and skill. Why should someone like that be arbitrarily excluded from the statutory meaning of "mediator" simply because they don't have the requisite four years?
Also, what exactly is "four years"? Does that mean 40 hours each week spent mediating for 50 weeks out of every year? Does that mean one case a day? Or one case each week? Or something else?
And what constitutes "professional experience"? According to my dictionary, "professional" means "following an occupation as a means of livelihood or for gain". What does that mean for the many volunteer community mediators who provide pro bono (or low bono) services in small claims or neighborhood settings? Don't they count? Are they amateurs, not professionals? And maybe "four years of professional experience" doesn't mean mediation experience at all. For example, I'm not just a mediator — I coach and train people in conflict resolution and negotiation skills. Does that work count as "professional experience"? After all, I'm using my skills and knowledge developed as a mediator to deliver those services.
Besides, if the goal is to assure public confidence in mediators, since when is length of years of experience any guarantee that a neutral is any good? A requirement like this does nothing to address or weed out incompetence.
Accountability to a dispute resolution organization which has been in existence for at least three years.
This requirement suffers from the same issues of arbitrariness that the preceding one did. Why three years? I just founded a dispute resolution firm with four partners; together we have over 75 years of experience. My four partners are respected leaders in the field. But because our company is only a few months old, it doesn't count for purposes of this statute.
Again, if public confidence in mediators is the goal, what does the length of existence of a particular organization have to do with it? The length of time in which an organization has been in existence is no guarantee of anything, including its commitment to excellence and best practices.
The problem too is one of language. What did the drafters mean by "accountable to a dispute resolution organization"? What precisely does it mean to be "accountable"? And what about "dispute resolution organization"? Conceivably this could mean an organization that provides arbitration services only but no mediation — which makes little sense if the objective is to ensure proper supervision of mediators.
This leads me to a final point. This requirement does not recognize alternative methods to build skills and develop the capacity to mediate — supervision by an experienced and qualified mentor in solo practice, for example, but one who is not part of a "dispute resolution organization".
Let me be clear. I share the goal of building public confidence in the mediation field that motivates those who support this definition. And I agree that establishing threshold requirements for training and credentialing mediators is critical to achieving that goal. But training and credentialing are topics so important that they warrant an independent inquiry, separate from consideration of a statute that concerns evidentiary privilege — and one that answers, not ignores, the questions I raise here.
I respect those who first wrestled with the question of how to define a mediator when the Massachusetts confidentiality statute was enacted in 1985. And I salute those striving today who wrestle anew with this issue. But we can't shy away from asking hard questions now just because it may be politically expedient to do so or because we fear that raising those questions might show disrespect to the pioneers who came before us.
We owe it to those who will follow us.
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Student leadership initiatives within band, choir and orchestra programs are some of the most rewarding and fulfilling for both students and directors. From personal responsibility to ensemble performance, leadership and its counterpart, citizenship, are integral to the successful and balanced music program. Drawing from some of the most respected and successful music and business programs in the country, this course presents several models of leadership possibilities, how to establish expectations unique to each individual teacher, and how to create systems to execute the desired results. Each participant will leave the class with a targeted leadership application process, a leadership handbook, and several training procedures for immediate use.
Bobby Lambert is Director of Bands at Wando High School in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina. Originally from Cherokee, North Carolina, Mr. Lambert attended Western Carolina University to obtain his Bachelors Degree in music education and then the University of Massachusetts to receive a graduate assistantship and a Masters of Music Degree in saxophone performance.
From 2001 until 2013, Mr. Lambert was the assistant band director at Marian Catholic High School in Chicago Heights, Illinois where he enjoyed great success in both the marching and concert arena. The marching band was a consistent finalist at the Bands of America Grand National Championships and a repeat winner of the 2A National Championship. At the state level, the band continued its winning streak as the Class Champion for the State of Illinois Marching Band Championship begun in 1980. Under his direction, the Concert Band at Marian found great success in performance assessment: consistently receiving superior ratings and being named overall champion at The State of the Art Catholic Concert Band Festival, and class champion at The Illinois State University Concert Competition and The University of Illinois Superstate Concert Festival.
In 2005, he founded the school-wide leadership program at Marian, designing the curriculum and coordinating its implementation to over 1200 students with over 50 faculty members. Drawn from the world of business, finance, and psychology, the Leadership Program curriculum gives every student practical experience with communication skills, group dynamics, and ethical leadership.
Since 1997, Mr. Lambert has directed student leadership camps around the country. In 2013, Mr. Lambert headed the inaugural Bands of America Drum Major Institute at Ball State University as part of the BOA Summer Symposium. This contemporary camp brings the most experienced staff and the latest information to student leaders from across the country. Over 1000 high school students participate in various leadership programs with Mr. Lambert each summer.
In addition to serving as consultant with several programs across the country, Mr. Lambert has worked with the All-American Marching Band sponsored by the U.S. Army and the Bands of America Tournament of Roses Marching Band. He has also served as guest conductor for honor bands in Virginia and Illinois.
Mr. Lambert's professional affiliations include MENC and Phi Mu Alpha. He has been honored with an induction to the Marian Catholic Fine Arts Hall of Fame in 2013 and voted a Chicagoland Outstanding Music Educator in 2009. He now lives in South Carolina with his wife Alysia, who is a choral director and their daughters, Maria Katherine and Olivia Claire.
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The Federal Government has applied to the Code of Conduct Tribunal for an arrest warrant for the suspended Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Walter Onnoghen.
The request of the Federal Government was tendered before the CCT by the lead prosecution lawyer in the case against Onnoghen, Aliyu Umar (SAN), on Wednesday at the resumption of proceedings in the trial, owing to the failure of the suspended CJN to appear in court.
Umar said Onnoghen has consistently absented himself from the tribunal since proceedings commenced on the charge in January this year.
He said both the Administration of Criminal Justice Act and the Practice Direction of the CCT provides that a defendant must be present in court before proceedings can be conducted in respect of a pending charge.
Lawyer to the defendant, Adegboyega Awomolo (SAN), was at press time making a counter-argument, urging the court to, among others, reject the prayer for the issuance of an arrest warrant against Onnoghen.


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Biache-Saint-Vaast: Pizza Futur pizzeria offers you a real journey through time and taste
"Le Palais Gourmand continues to offer its Angus beef slices or hamburgers, its paninis or wraps, all accompanied by fresh fries prepared with real beef fat! insists Brandon Lalain, the manager who welcomes us with his partner Brenda.
Katia between her son Brandon and Brenda. – VDN
By Nicolas Thieullet (CLP)
Published: 26 December 2022 at 17.06.
The family business run by his parents Andy and Katia has diversified by now twinning with a pizzeria with a unique concept. " My dad and I love the three 80s/90s Back to the Future cult movies.
We therefore wanted to dedicate the pizzeria to this saga of timeless success. ", justifies our host, unsurpassed on the scenarios. "In the second round, Marty's mom bakes a dough that comes out like a mega giant pizza! I wanted to share the recipe and the chorizo/pepper mixture has become my flagship product!"
Brandon makes it a point of honor to prepare his dough and cook in an artisanal way with fresh, quality products. He thus composes his sauce base with tomato or crème fraîche, and combines the essential mozzarella, ham, capers, anchovies or onions with more unusual ingredients (chorizo, merguez, cheddar, etc.). A total of fifty pizza creations are on the menu. Note that a 7/7 distributor of prepared pizzas every morning has recently been installed opposite Rœux station. Some bear the names of actors from the films shown repeatedly on the screens in the new dining room, transformed into an "American dinner". They alternate with Elvis Presley concert videos. Because father and son are also fans of "The King"!
Marty as a statue!
It is therefore in an interior dedicated to the 1950s that the walls, illuminated with gaudy neon lights, are adorned with photos of Elvis or Marylin, drawings of pin-ups and period advertising signs praising the Hollywood cinema, the mythical Route 66 or Chevrolets. A statue of Elvis in a golden stage costume sits at the entrance to the room, accompanied by that of Marty McFly on his skateboard and soon by the crazy "Doc".
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Last month, the Ethiopian government suspended almost all food relief to rebel-held areas of drought-stricken Eritrea and Tigre provinces. Observers say that now the most viable means of providing food to the more than 3 million people facing starvation is through the indigenous Eritrean and Tigrean relief networks.
``It's the only way to go. I don't think there is an alternative at this point,'' says Gail Smith, a development consultant in Eritrea and Tigre the last nine years.
ERA and REST have underground supply networks from across the Sudanese border, using dirt roads, pack animals, and humans. This is ``the only - and a very effective - channel for reaching a vast majority of people in the North,'' says Chris Carter of Grassroots International, a Massachusetts-based development group.
Currently, however, the major food donors, the UN World Food Program (WFP), the United States Agency for International Development (AID), and the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), say they cannot work through these channels.
Ms. Witherite contends, however, that a distinction should be made between the Eritrean and Tigrean relief agencies and the rebel armies. ``What we're talking about is not aid to the rebels,'' she says. ``We're talking about aid to famine victims. ... ERA and REST are not part of the liberation front.'' She says that food distributed by ERA and REST is not used to feed the rebel forces.
AID's position is less clear-cut than that of WFP, since the US has no relations with Ethiopia or the rebels.
The major relief agencies are concerned about jeopardizing their food networks in other provinces.
Nicholas de Rougemont of the ICRC in New York says his agency has made a proposal to rebel leaders whereby the ICRC would set up their own food delivery system in the drought-stricken areas. But observers say this might be counter-productive and waste time, since efficient networks and monitoring systems already exist.
Last month, the Ethiopian government began a major military buildup in Eritrea and Tigre. It suspended most famine relief operations in the northern provinces, and ordered foreign aid workers out, citing safety risks. Since then, 65 UN workers have been allowed to return, but may distribute food only in government-held areas.
Eritrea's Red Sea ports, where large quantities of international food aid are stockpiled and in danger of rotting, are controlled by the government and serve only Ethiopian-held cities. US food relief is now reaching 800,000 people in government-held areas, says Machmer. But the vast majority of Eritreans and Tigreans live in rebel-controlled areas. A long trek to receive food in Ethiopian-held cities could mean disaster.


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Brad Spurgeon Mini-Bio
I started out in the entertainment industry as a teenager and in my early 20s, performing in a circus as a juggler, unicyclist and ventriloquist. I also worked on a musical television show taped in Ottawa, both behind the scenes in production and on camera juggling, acting and unicycling, along with performers such as Harry Chapin, Lynn Anderson, the Bay City Rollers, John Sebastian, Maria Muldaur and many others.
I then landed a role in an historic milk commercial, "Wear a Mustache," before disappearing into bit part hell - including, however, in a neat little film called "Deadly Harvest," where I shared the set with Clint Walker and a future star named Kim Cattrall.
After trying my luck in New York City, playing in the open mics in the Village - including Gerde's Folk City - and comedy clubs across town - including The Improv and Catch a Rising Star - I set off for England and repertory theater. Failing to get work, I ended up busking for four months, then working as a bartender in the National Theatre for nearly a year - mostly in the green room serving the stars of the day, like John Gielgud, Ralph Richardson, Albert Finney, Diana Rigg and many others (Harold Pinter, David Mamet) - and during that period I realized theater was not for me and I changed direction entirely, choosing writing.
That's when I went to university and switched to a career in journalism and writing. I have published several short stories and written thousands of articles on a multitude of subjects for newspapers, magazines and web sites, but I ended up specializing mostly in writing about Formula One motor racing for the International Herald Tribune, The New York Times and About.com, and then the International New York TImes where I worked until December 2016. During my writing career I turned away from performance, never setting foot on stage - but once at a crazy mystery writers' festival in Spain in 1997 - but I also never stopped playing music and singing while at home and writing my stories! (Breaking the sedentary mental work with the more spiritual and physical moments of singing and playing guitar.)
In October 2008, I returned to performing music in public after nearly a 30-year break, after several musician friends encouraged me to try some open mics again. I got addicted, and since then I have played in open mics and open jam sessions in dozens of countries and on all continents except Africa (where I did actually once live and play) and Antarctica. Based on my musical travels, I am writing a book, filming a documentary film and running a blog - with a highly successful list of open mic venues around the world - and all tied in together with my worldwide open mic and open jam session adventures.
I also perform the occasional gig – including in Paris, London, Toronto and Budapest – and I am constantly developing my repertoire of both cover and original songs and I released my first album in 2016.
Among my other passions are chess, wining and dining…and unicycling to burn it all off.
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Cost: $ 15.4 Million
Architectural Firm: Mcmillan Pazdan Smith Architecture
R.D. Brown Contractors, Inc. served as the general contractor for the new Byrd Elementary School in Graniteville, South Carolina. As the replacement for the historic Byrd Elementary School built in 1954, the complex enrolls over 500 students and supports nearly 100 staff and volunteers. The 90,000 SF facility includes classrooms, a large cafeteria, administrative offices, a library and two playground areas. Byrd Elementary School is also one of the largest capital projects Aiken County Public Schools has ever built for its students. The sitework included wet and dry utilities, 175 parking spaces, two playground areas and over 3 miles of on-site paving.


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Ginés de la Jara es un personaje real, aunque sobre él existe una leyenda medieval cristiana en el entorno de Cartagena, ciudad de la que es copatrón.

Así, las historias populares hablan de un ermitaño que se establece junto al Mar Menor en lo que hoy son las ruinas del monasterio que lleva su nombre en tiempos anteriores a la dominación árabe. De él se dice que es de noble cuna e incluso que su origen se encontraría en Francia. Según algunas teorías es Ginés de Arlés, cuya festividad también se celebra el 25 de agosto, fecha en que murió mártir (la leyenda medieval refiere que, después que le fue cortada la cabeza, él mismo la arrojó al Ródano, por lo que en ocasiones se le representa como un cefalóforo). De considerarse Ginés de Arlés sería un caso de duplicidad hagiográfica.

En 1541, el papa Paulo III reconoce su santidad y establece oficios religiosos en torno a la celebración de San Ginés de la Jara el 25 de agosto.

Patrón de Villanueva del Fresno (Badajoz)
En el pueblo de Villanueva del Fresno, perteneciente a la provincia de Badajoz existe el patronazgo de San Ginés de la Jara. Para su culto hay una ermita donde se encuentra el santo, llevándose al pueblo para las fiestas en su honor, tanto la romería que tiene lugar el primer domingo de mayo de cada año como las ferias y fiestas que se celebran en agosto, siendo el día del patrón el 25.

Patrón de Cartagena
Según la tradición, en el año 1677 se declaró en Cartagena una grave epidemia que atacaba a los niños, y el Ayuntamiento, para aminorar la fuerza del terrible achaque, quiso implorar la clemencia del patrón de la ciudad, pero nadie sabía quien era, ni en el archivo municipal había antecedentes. Los señores capitulares metieron en una cántara muchos papeles con nombres de santos, y un muchacho sacó uno, resultando el de San Ginés de la Jara, al que la ciudad nombró por aclamación su patrón.

Patrón de Purchena (Almería)
En la población almeriense de Purchena también existe el patronazgo de San Ginés de la Jara, el cual fue elegido por sorteo entre más de cien posibles santos, al elegir el papel referente a San Ginés de la Jara este se volvió a meter en la saca para poder sacar un santo más conocido y acorde con el fervor de un pueblo, en la segunda saca, salió San Ginés de la Jara, y desde ese momento se le tiene y se mantiene como patrón de Purchena.

Patrón de Sabiote (Jaén)
Es el patrón de la localidad jiennense de Sabiote, cuyo santoral se celebra el 25 de agosto.

Véase también

 Monasterio de San Ginés de la Jara.
 San Ginés, patrón vinatero del Marco de Jerez, La Sacristía del Caminante.

Religiosos de Cartagena
Santos católicos de España del siglo IX
Santos de la Región de Murcia
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Q: How prove $\frac{\int_{0}^{1}xf^2(x)dx}{\int_{0}^{1}xf(x)dx}\le\frac{\int_{0}^{1}f^2(x)dx}{\int_{0}^{1}f(x)dx}$ let $f(x)$be positive and decreasing on $[0,1]$ show that:
$$\dfrac{\displaystyle\int_{0}^{1}xf^2(x)dx}{\displaystyle\int_{0}^{1}xf(x)dx}\le\dfrac{\displaystyle\int_{0}^{1}f^2(x)dx}{\displaystyle\int_{0}^{1}f(x)dx}$$
following is my poof:
$$\Longleftrightarrow \int_{0}^{1}f^2(x)dx\cdot\int_{0}^{1}yf(y)dy-\int_{0}^{1}yf^2(y)dy\cdot\int_{0}^{1}f(x)dx\ge 0$$
then the $LHS$ is
$$I=\int_{0}^{1}\int_{0}^{1}f(x)f(y)y[f(x)-f(y)]dxdy$$
and $x\longrightarrow y,y\longrightarrow x$,we have
$$I=\int_{0}^{1}\int_{0}^{1}f(x)f(y)x[f(y)-f(x)]dxdy$$
add this
$$2I=\int_{0}^{1}\int_{0}^{1}f(x)f(y)(y-x)[f(x)-f(y)]dxdy$$
since $f$ is decreaing on $[0,1]$,then we
$$(y-x)[f(x)-f(y)]\ge 0,0\le x,y\le 1$$
so $I\ge 0$.
my question: This inequality have other nice methods?(and How many ?) such of the mean of theorem .
Thank you.
other my idea:
let $$F(x)=\int_{0}^{x}xf^2(y)dy,g(x)=\int_{0}^{x}f^2(y)dy$$
use cauchy mean of theorem, there exist $\xi\in (0,1)$, such that
$$\dfrac{\displaystyle\int_{0}^{1}xf^2(x)dx}{\displaystyle\int_{0}^{1}xf(x)dx}=\dfrac{F(1)-F(0)}{g(1)-g(0)}=\dfrac{F'(\xi)}{g(\xi)}=\xi $$
following I can't work.Thank you everyone .

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Arrest after footage shows schoolgirls beating victim in horror attack
Police have made an arrest after a disturbing video of a school girl being beaten up by two others appeared on social media. All three teenagers appear to be from the Co-op Academy in Failsworth and is said to have happened in Tesco car park.
In a shocking clip the victim is repeatedly slapped, kicked and punched by two other girls while others watch and a person films the attack. The school said today "all appropriate action" had been taken.
In a statement, Greater Manchester Police said: "Officers in Oldham have made an arrest after reports of an incident involving three girls, which had been circulated on social media.The video appeared to show two girls attacking another and police were alerted to it on the evening of January 17, 2023.
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"As a result of proactive enquiries by GMP's Failsworth Neighbourhood Team, a 15-year-old girl was subsequently arrested. She has since been released while the investigation progresses with further arrests expected to be made imminently."
Superintendent Phillip Hutchinson, of GMP's Oldham district, said: "We would always encourage people to report incidents of this nature, whether you are a victim or a witness, and I would like to thank those who have come forward with information.
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"We won't tolerate behaviour like this and our officers have acted swiftly to investigate once we were made aware of the video.
"The victim in this case is being supported by our officers as the investigation continues – if anybody has any information on this incident then I would encourage them to contact our dedicated team in Oldham on 0161 856 8825 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111, quoting log 003316-17012023. I would like to remind people that they shouldn't be sharing this video or commenting on it as it forms part of a live investigation."
Failsworth West councillor, Mark Wilkinson, posted: "As many of you are aware, yesterday evening there was an assault on Tesco car park, involving pupils from The Failsworth Co-op Academy.
"This afternoon, I have spoken to the Headmaster – Mr Quirk. He has assured me that he is fully aware of the serious incident, and confirmed that all the appropriate professional bodies, departments and the school itself, are working together to investigate and resolve this, as a matter of urgency."
In a statement the Co-op Academy in Failsworth, said: "We are aware of a video circulating on social media. Safeguarding is our number one priority and this means we cannot comment on the content of the video. The incident took place outside of school grounds, outside of school hours but we are investigating fully.
"All appropriate action has been taken and we have involved the relevant authorities and external agencies. We are committed to our cooperative values and firmly stand against all forms of violence and hate speech."
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Gay-friendly Christian group will rate churches in Sussex
A newly established gay Christian group, Changing Attitude Sussex, is aiming to make churches in the local community more gay-friendly.
Changing Attitude claims they are: "Drawn by God's love to work for the full inclusion of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people in the Anglican Communion."
Last month, over 70 people attended the group's first meeting, held at the Chapel Royal on North Street, Brighton. The meeting was addressed by the National Director of Changing Attitude, The Rev'd Colin Coward, who urged attendees to "challenge the hostility gay people face in some churches."
The organisation describes itself as "dedicated to telling the truth about Christian teaching on homosexuality and to working for the full inclusion of LGBT people in the church."
The Sussex group is set to create a dossier entitled 'Which Church?' which will categorise churches in the area based on how gay-friendly they are. The brochure will divide local churches into categories ranging from 'open and welcoming' to 'judgemental and rejecting'.
Provisional group convenor, Keith Sharpe, told the Badger: "Church leaders increasingly make overt homophobic statements which foster hatred and bigotry and demonise gay people. It is very damaging for gay people's mental health to find themselves in a judgemental and rejecting church, and we hope that our 'Which Church?' dossier will give them the information they need to make an informed choice."
The group has received hostile reviews from some church leaders, including the Bishop of Lewes, Wallace Benn.
Benn is the president of the Church of England Evangelical Council, a traditionalist group that is opposed to the ordination of gay bishops. In a recent letter, he wrote: "In classic Christian teaching, homosexual actions leave the actors facing God's judgement without Christ's mediating work. Teaching which encourages such behaviour is profoundly cruel, as it encourages people to sin."
In 2008, Benn boycotted the Lambeth Conference in opposition to Archbishop Williams' attempts to liberalise the church on sexual issues. However, in an online article he wrote: "Compassion and care are needed. Homosexual people should be warmly welcomed in our churches. God loves us, whatever our orientation".
In 2003, Dr. Jeffrey John became the first openly gay man to be appointed a bishop. Dr. John, who was celibate at the time, later stood down so as not to divide the church.
The University of Sussex chaplain, The Rev'd Canon Dr. Gavin Ashenden, commented: "There are a large number of gay people as well as Christians in Brighton, and a good many know each other and like each other as people.
Several of the Brighton churches are enthusiastically welcoming and protective of the gay community, including St Nicholas, the Anglican Parish Church of Brighton, and of course, the Metropolitan Community Church, which is made up mainly of LGBT Christians."
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AbstractData mining is a process of discovering useful knowledge from database to build a structure (i.e., model or pattern) that can meaningfully interpret the data. It has been defined as a process of discovering interesting patterns and knowledge from large amount of data. It uses the machine learning techniques to discover hidden pattern in the data. These techniques can be in the three main categories which are supervised learning techniques, unsupervised learning techniques and semi-supervised learning techniques. Expert systems developed by machine learning techniques can be used to assist physicians in diagnosing and predicting diseases. Due to diseases diagnosis importance to mankind, several studies have been conducted on developing methods for their classification. Although these techniques can be used to predict the PD through a set of real-world datasets, however the most methods developed by supervised prediction techniques in the previous researches do not support the incremental updates of the data for PD prediction. K-mean clustering, standard supervised techniques cannot be used for the incremental learning and therefore they require recomputing all the training data to build prediction models. The method proposed in this study has been evaluated by a public datasets from UCI which have input and output parameters for PD diagnosis. In addition, compared to the bighealthcare data, the nature of the data in these datasets is not complex. In addition, in case of big healthcare data which can be complex datasets with unique characteristics, the future studies need to consider this issue in the development of new method sin order to overcome the challenges of data processing time and take advantage of big data. Bayesian classification, as big healthcare data include multi-spectral, heterogeneous, imprecise and incomplete observations (e.g., diagnosis) which are derived from different sources, therefore new methods are needed and relying solely on conventional machine learning techniques may include some shortcomings in predicting the disease.
Keywords PD Dataset, PCA Feature Extraction , Data Mining Classification Model, Bayesian Classification.
mining the knowledge from data. The classification of data mining system is classified based on different criteria such as types if data and data models. Data mining makes classification models by using already classified data and finds the predicted pattern. The classification problems are used to identify the features of group in each case of class.
The cause of Parkinsons disease (PD) is unknown, however re- search has shown that a degradation of the dopaminergic neurons affect the dopamine production to decline. Dopamine is used by the body to control movement, hence the less dopamine that is in circulation the more difficult the person has to control the movements and may experience tremors and numbness in extremities. As a direct cause of reduced control of motor-neurons in the central nervous system, the ability of articulating vocal phonetics is reduced. In this case the symptom (the inability to articulate words) is related to the presence of Parkinsons disease and is described as Dysphonia, a reduced functionality of the vocal cords. One of the immediate effects of vocal Dysphonia is that the voice is experienced as more course by fellow listeners. The features used in the prediction of Parkinsons disease in this study have been obtained from vocal records of people.
The field of speech processing and development of speech recognition systems have received considerable attention during the last decades. Separation of voice and background noise is important issues. With the emerge of portable phones and studio recording microphones analyzing methods involving traditional digital signal processing approaches such as hidden Markov models, Kalman filter, short- time frequency analysis and wavelet analysis have been success- fully used for both speech enhancement and speech recognition application.
providing better explanation of suggested diagnosis, which is an important requirement in medical applications. Feature selection process can also reduce noise and this way enhances the classification accuracy. In this article, feature selection method based on fuzzy entropy measures is introduced and it is tested together with similarity classifier. Model was tested with four medical data sets which were dermatology, Pima-Indian diabetes, breast cancer and Parkinsons data set. With all the four data sets, we managed to get quite good results by using fewer feature that in the original data sets. Also with Parkinsons and dermatology data sets, classification accuracy was man- aged to enhance significantly this way. Mean classification accuracy with Parkinsons data set being 85.03% with only two features from original 22. With dermatology data set, mean accuracy of 98.28% was achieved using 29 features instead of 34 original features. Results can be considered quite good.
Akin Ozcift et al  describe a machine learning algorithms and vital in designing high performance computer- aided diagnosis (CADx) systems. Researches have shown that a base classifier performance might be enhanced by ensemble classification strategies. In this study, we construct rotation forest (RF) ensemble classifiers of 30 machine learning algorithms to evaluate their classification performances. In proposed system, first the feature dimension of three datasets is reduced using correlation based feature selection (CFS) algorithm. Second, classification performances of 30 machine learning algorithms are calculated for three datasets. Third, 30 classifier ensembles are constructed based on RF algorithm to assess performances of respective classifiers with the same disease data. All the experiments are carried out with leave- one- out validation strategy and the performances of the 60 algorithms are evaluated using three metrics; classification accuracy (ACC), kappa error (KE) and area under the receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve (AUC). Base classifiers succeeded 72.15%, 77.52% and 84.43% average accuracies for diabetes, heart and Parkinsons datasets, respectively. As for RF classifier ensembles, they produced average accuracies of 74.47%, 80.49% and 87.13% for respective diseases. RF, a newly proposed classifier ensemble algorithm, might be used to improve accuracy f miscellaneous machine learning algorithms to design advanced CADx systems.
Freddie Åström et al  describe a parallel feed- forward neural network structure is used in the prediction of Parkinsons disease. The main idea of this paper is using more than a unique neural network to reduce the possibility of decision with error. The output of each neural network is evaluated by using a rule-based system for the final decision. The proposed prediction system is based on using parallel neural networks and evaluating the outputs to find the best prediction result. It is known that in parallel systems the reliability increases. In the same way it is evidently observed that the performance of the prediction has been increased in this paper compared to the use of a unique network. Using unlearned data in the next neural network also gave profound impact on the robustness of the sys- tem. It has also been shown that after a certain number of parallel networks, the accuracy of the prediction does not improve anymore.
selection in SVM is simultaneously solved under particle swarm (PSO optimization) framework. A weighted function is adopted to design the objective function of PSO, which takes into account the average accuracy rates of SVM (ACC), the number of support vectors (SVs) and the selected features simultaneously. Furthermore, time varying acceleration coefficients (TVAC) and inertia weight (TVIW) are employed to efficiently control the local and glob al search in PSO algorithm. The effectiveness of PSO – SVM has been rigorously evaluated against the Wisconsin Breast Cancer Dataset (WBCD), which is commonly used among researchers who use machine learning methods for breast cancer diagnosis. The proposed system is compared with the grid search method with feature selection by F – score. T he experimental results demonstrate that the proposed approach not only obtains much more appropriate model parameters and discriminative feature subset, but also needs smaller set of SVs for training, giving high predictive accuracy.
Musa Peker et al  describe a new approach for accurately diagnosing PD that can help medical personnel to make better and faster decisions. The proposed approach is capable of automatically analyzing data related to PD to develop prediction/diagnostic models with a high degree of accuracy in a relatively short time. The main novelty of the proposed study relates to the use of a hybrid methodology herein referred to as mRMR + CVANN, which integrates an effective feature selection method and a strong classifier. In this methodology, an effective feature set was obtained using an mRMR algorithm. Application of this algorithm resulted in a smaller feature set by eliminating less relevant features. Complex numbered features were then obtained from the optimally selected/reduced feature set. The complex- valued feature combinations produced and used in this study are among the most important contributions/innovations of the proposed method. A CVANN algorithm with high functionality and a very good classification capability was designed and developed during the classification stage of the proposed method. The prediction results obtained were very promising. Thus, a prediction system that can be used as a part of a computer-aided diagnosis system was developed. This system has the capability and potential to help doctors and other medical professionals in the diagnostic related decision processes for different diseases.
patients with PD and healthy persons.
Bo Yang et al  describe a parallel time variant particle swarm optimization (TVPSO) algorithm to simultaneously perform the parameter optimization and feature selection for SVM, termed PTVPSO-SVM. It is implemented in a parallel environment using Parallel Virtual Machine (PVM). In the proposed method, a weighted function is adopted to design the objective function of PSO, which takes into account the average classification accuracy rates (ACC) of SVM, the number of support vectors (SVs) and the selected features simultaneously. Furthermore, mutation operators are introduced to overcome the problem of the premature convergence of PSO algorithm. In addition, an improved binary PSO algorithm is employed to enhance the performance of PSO algorithm in feature selection task. The performance of the proposed method is compared with that of other methods on a comprehensive set of 30 benchmark data sets. The empirical results demonstrate that the proposed method cannot only obtain much more appropriate model parameters, discriminative feature subset as well as smaller sets of SVs but also significantly reduce the computational time, giving high predictive accuracy.
phase, different sampling methods such as Random Under- Sampling, Random Over-Sampling and Synthetic Minority Oversampling Technique (SMOTE), Border Line SMOTE and Safe Level SMOTE are used to solve the problem of imbalanced dataset. In the third phase, the Support Vector Machines (SVM) classifier is used to classify an unknown drug into toxic or non-toxic. In this paper, Whale Optimization Algorithm (WOA) has been proposed to optimize the parameters of SVM, so that the classification error can be reduced. The experimental results proved that the proposed model achieved high sensitivity to all toxic effects. Overall, the high sensitivity of the WOA + SVM model indicates that it could be used for the prediction of drug toxicity in the early stage of drug development.
networks. The experimental results verify that the proposed BFO-B algorithm is a viable alternative to learn the structures of Bayesian networks, and is also highly competitive compared to state of the art algorithms.
M. Hariharan et al  describe a hybrid intelligent system using Model-based clustering (Gaussian mixture model), feature reduction/selection using principal component analysis (PCA), linear discriminant analysis (LDA), sequential for- ward selection (SFS) and sequential backward selection (SBS), and classification using three supervised classifiers such as least-square support vector machine (LS-SVM), probabilistic neural network (PNN) and general regression neural network (GRNN). PD dataset was used from University of California-Irvine (UCI) machine learning database. The strength of the proposed method has been evaluated through several performance measures. The experimental results show that the combination of feature pre-processing, feature reduction/selection methods and classification gives a maximum classification accuracy of 100% for the Parkinsons dataset. The proposed integration of feature weighting method, feature reduction/selection method and classifiers gives a very promising classification accuracy of 100% which is closer to the results published in the literature. From the simulation results, we can also conclude that the proposed method may be instrumental to the physicians in detecting PWP accurately. In the future, the proposed method will be applied to other medical datasets to enhance the discriminatory power of the clinical features.
least discriminative features from this vector. The least discriminative features can be found by various greedy feature selection approaches.
The Parkinsons features depend on each other or on an underlying unknown variable. A single feature could therefore represent a combination of multiple types of information by a single value. Removing such a feature would remove more information than needed. In the next paragraphs, we introduce PCA as a feature extraction solution to this problem, and introduce its inner workings from two different perspectives.
Though points with highest hubness scores are without doubt the prime candidates for cluster centers, there is no need to disregard the information about hubness scores of other points in the data.
It is nearly identical to HPC, the only difference being in the deterministic phase of the iteration, as the configuration cools down during the annealing procedure: instead of reverting to K-hubs, the deterministic phase executes K-means updates.
This method finds the similarity between individual data points using the nearest neighbor concept. This particular clustering algorithm can handle several issues related to clusters simultaneously like for e.g., it finds clusters of different sizes, shapes and densities from very large and high dimensional data sets. This algorithm first finds the list of nearest neighbors for each point and then redefines the similarity between points by the number of common neighbors between them. The shared neighbor similarity takes the sum of the similarity of the points nearest neighbors as a measure of density.
Bayesian network classifiers are used in many rice Parkinsons Disease fields and one common class of classifiers are naive Bayesian classifiers. In this paper, we introduce an approach for reasoning about Bayesian network classifiers in which we explicitly convert them into Ordered Decision Diagrams (ODDs), which are then used to reason about the Parkinsons Disease properties of these classifiers. Specifically, we present an algorithm for converting any naive Bayesian classifier into an ODD, and we show simulation that this algorithm can give us an ODD that is tractable in size even given an intractable number of instances.
Since ODDs are tractable representations of classifiers, proposed algorithm allows us to efficiently test the equivalence of two naive Bayesian classifiers and characterize discrepancies between them. In proposed system also show a number of additional Parkinsons Disease results including a count of distinct classifiers that can be induced by changing some CPT in a naive Bayesian classifier, and the range of allowable changes to a CPT which keeps the current classifier unchanged.
A Bayesian network is a compact, graphical model of a probability distribution which assigns a probability to every event of interest. For example, in the rice Parkinsons Disease detection, a Bayesian network can b e used to compute the probability of any particular Parkinsons Disease prediction given the season displayed by a rice Parkinsons Disease dataset.
Classification is a basic task in data analysis and pattern recognition that requires the construction of a classifier, that is, a function that assigns a class label to instances described by a set of attributes. The induction of classifiers from data sets of pre-classified instances is a central problem in machine learning. Numerous approaches to this problem are based on various functional representations such as decision trees, decision lists, neural networks, decision graphs, and rules. given C whenever Pr(A|B, C) = Pr(A|C) for all possible values of A, B and C, whenever Pr(C) > 0.
structure depicted in Figure 3.3.1. This network captures the main assumption behind the naïve Bayesian classifier, namely, that every attribute (every leaf in the network) is independent from the rest of the attributes, given the state of the class variable (the root in the network).
This restriction was motivated mainly by computational considerations: these networks can be induced in a provably effective manner. This raises the question whether to achieve better performance at the cost of computational efficiency. One straightforward approach to this question is to search the space of all augmented naive Bayesian networks (or the larger space of Bayesian multinets) and select the one that minimizes the MDL score.
In this proposed system to examine a greedy search procedure. Such a procedure usually finds a good approximation to the minimal Parkinsons disease prediction scoring network. In this proposed system Parkinson s disease data set generated from a parity function and captured by augmenting the naive Bayes structure with a complete subgraph. However, the greedy procedure returned the naive Bayes structure, which resulted in a poor classification rate. The greedy procedure learns this network because Parkinsons Disease attributes are independent of each other given the class. As a consequence, the addition of any single edge did not improve the score, and thus, the greedy procedure terminated without adding any edges.
to explore effective approaches based on approximations of these scoring functions.
Step1: Read the Parkinsons disease dataset.
Step 2: Create the data list from Parkinsons disease dataset and feature extraction for prediction Parkinsons Disease details.
Step 4: To create a Bayesian network base net using model2network function in R-Studio.
Step 5: To read the dataset and assign the data into CA, CS, Ck, Cw, CB, CL and CE object variable. The object contains Parkinsons disease year, Parkinsons disease production, Parkinsons disease Area, Parkinsons disease size, Parkinsons disease range, details is connected the Bayesian network.
Step 6: The Parkinsons disease classification rule and probability values assign the Bayesian net.
Step 7: To create custom Bayesian net using Bayesian theory in Parkinsons disease.
Step 8: To check the Bayesian Rule for affect Parkinsons disease and return the accuracy values.
Step 9: Repeat the process Step 3 to Step 8.
Step 10: To accuracy calculate the TP, TN, FP and FN values.
Some measures of model accuracy like mean absolute error (MAE), mean absolute percentage error (MAPE), symmetric mean absolute percentage error (SMAPE), mean squared error (MSE) and root mean squared error (RMSE).
The testing application if developed as web service, then many applications can make use of it. The new system is designed such that those enhancements can be integrated with current modules easily with less integration work. The new system becomes useful if the above enhancements are made in future. The new system become useful if the below enhancements are made in future.
The application if developed as web site can be used from anywhere.
The factors used in the algorithm can be generalized so that default values produce the generic classification.
In future, the algorithm can be applied for pattern recognition. For identifying the similar pattern efficiently.
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