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In India, domestic workers demand more than "protection"
July 3, 2016 by Dan Moshenberg 1 Comment
Domestic workers stage a demonstration in Jharkhand.
For the last decade, domestic workers in India have organized to assert their dignity and rights as women, workers, and women workers. They have forced unwilling legislators to pass various laws. Numerous commissions have produced reports. At the same time, the conditions of domestic workers in India has stayed the same or worsened, because the State has refused to recognize them as workers, citizens or humans, and because that refusal is understood as `failure'. It's not failure. It's a consistent and persistent State policy to write low-income women workers under erasure. The State holds them on a string over an abyss, and then charges them for the gift of ever-intensified precariousness. Domestic workers as citizenship and humanity denied are not so much the face as the body of urban development in the new world disorder.
In the last days of 2009, Mumbai's bais, or domestic workers, received a modicum of recognition when the state of Maharastra passed the Domestic Workers' Welfare Board Bill. Maharastra was the seventh state to pass a domestic workers' bill. At that time there were an estimated 500,000 domestic workers, mainly women, in Mumbai alone, and over a million across the state. Domestic worker unions and associations had been lobbying for such a bill for twenty years. Meanwhile, "State labour minister Nawab Malik, though, has termed this a `welfare measure', adding that enforcement (punishment for violation) would not be considered at this stage." The rule of law has always translated domestic workers into recipient-clients of welfare. In the intervening years, in terms of enforcement, nothing has changed for domestic workers.
Indian domestic workers figure prominently in the news as surrogate mothers or as trafficked workers but seldom as simply workers. Domestic workers are the bricks of the construction of global cities, in India as elsewhere, and the epicenter is Delhi: "Women from tribal regions are considered to be hard working, honest, simple, docile, and unaware of market demands and are in great demand. A higher wage in the metropolitan than what they would otherwise get in their state attracts a large number to migrate to Delhi, Calcutta or Mumbai. The Delhi metropolitan is their most preferred destination. In Mumbai and Calcutta the locals from the surrounding areas take up domestic work but the Delhi locals are generally well-to-do and have opportunity to take up other work thus leaving the domestic work on the migrants. Another reason for high demand for domestic workers in Delhi is because of high concentration of business head offices, IT businesses, banking firms employing men and women in highly paid, skilled, professional work. The upkeep of these professionals working long hours is only possible because of the support of host of low paid workers. Amongst many such workers are the domestic workers – the house cleaners, care takers of children and elderly relatives of the high paid professionals. Urban professionals transfer a growing share of 'domestic' work to the market place by hiring labour themselves. Today many middle class women are doing higher skilled waged work and employing migrant poor women `maids' to do the domestic work. In some cases it is seen that keeping a house helper has become a status symbol and women from affluent background have withdrawn themselves from household duties. Thus in the shadow of these growth sectors there is growth of low-paid low-status workers, who are often migrant and to sustain its urban population Delhi needs to import domestic workers from impoverished tribal hinterland."
That hinterland is Jharkhand. A recent ILO report examined two of the most frequented migration routes for female domestic workers: Kerala to the Arab countries and Jharkhand to New Delhi. The report found that, along with the typical push factors, the Jharkhand-to-Delhi pipeline was increasingly dominated by unscrupulous labor agents, who charge employers high placement fees, charge workers with dubious travel costs, and trap workers in eleven-month contracts.
Two aspects stand out in the ILO report. First, there is no law regulating the recruitment of domestic workers in India. Second, there is little or no data on the conditions of labor, employment or anything concerning the largely tribal and adivasi women who travel from Jharkhand to Delhi and back. Why? Because the State actively does not care about women caregivers.
While organizing and advocating, women workers are also refusing: "When an employer repeatedly pressed Lata to take up domestic work at his house in place of an older worker, she refused to take up that job, although it would have added to her income. She questions why older workers are not hired. It's not as if domestic workers get pension." Lata refused, and in so doing bound herself to the older woman she was meant to displace.
The story of domestic labor is one of migration, and as much of that migration occurs within borders as across. The violence of invisibility visited upon domestic workers is a function of their gender, of being-women, of women doing `women's work' which is considered no work at all. In India, women domestic workers are saying NO! As workers and as women, they want the protections they deserve, but that's only the beginning. Each refusal is an articulation of power. In India today, women domestic workers are organizing for power beyond protection. Delhi needs Lata, and Lata knows that.
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About Dan Moshenberg
Dan Moshenberg is an organizer educator who has worked with various social movements in the United States and South Africa. Find him on Twitter at @danwibg.
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Biografia
Ingegnere, laureatosi alla Ecole Supérieure de Physique et de chimie, si specializzò in ingegneria nucleare al Commissariat à l'Energie Atomique (CEA) di Saclay. Negli anni seguenti si è orientato definitivamente verso la fisica teorica fondamentale, cercando di estendere le idee di Einstein. Dopo la pubblicazione nel 1977 del suo libro Teoria della relatività complessa (Théorie de la relativité complexe) tenne conferenze su questo soggetto nelle principali università, tra cui quelle di Stanford, Yale, Montréal e Parigi nelle quali insegnava una nuova disciplina "scientifica", designata come psicofisica, che ebbe un'accoglienza controversa a causa della sua natura metafisica e del suo impiego della parapsicologia.

Parallelamente ai suoi libri di fisica, ha pubblicato anche diversi libri di filosofia.

Ipotesi
Charon è pervenuto ad una ipotesi secondo la quale l'elettrone costituirebbe quel luogo in cui la dimensione dello spirito trova il suo collegamento con  la dimensione della materia il cui piano, da questa prospettiva, di conseguenza cessa di presentarsi come altro dal piano dello spirito.

Cosmologia e filosofia della scienza
Oltre che fisico Charon abbiamo detto è anche un filosofo della scienza e in quanto tale ribadisce il rispetto dell'osservazione ma sottolinea, di tutta l'osservazione:

Evoluzionismo e spirito
La concezione dell'evoluzione in Charon di conseguenza è imperniata, al di là delle apparenze, sullo Spirito quale vero deus ex machina di un tale movimento naturale:

Opere
 L'Essere e il Verbo (L'être et le verbe), 1965.
 Teoria della relatività complessa (Théorie de la relativité complexe), 1977
 Morte, ecco la tua sconfitta (Mort, voici ta défaite), 1979
 L'Esprit cet inconnu (Lo Spirito, questo sconosciuto), 1977
 Ho vissuto quindici miliardi di anni (J'ai vécu quinze milliards d'années), 1985
 Il Tutto

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Collegamenti esterni
 (il link rimanda a pierre Charron personalità del cinquecento francese. Di Charon non c'è traccia nella treccani online)

Ingegneri francesi

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The OpenText celebration includes the founder of OpenText, Computer Science Professor at the University of Waterloo Frank Tompa – after whom the road leading to the company headquarters is named – along with dignitaries representing all levels of government.
OpenText announced the planned headquarters expansion in December 2009, began construction in the summer of 2010, and completed the project in 2011. The expansion will accommodate growth over time, with a total of 233,000 square feet of space at the headquarters location. The new Innovation Centre has been designed to reflect current best practices in software R&D continuous innovation, including scrum teams, 'ideation' rooms, and videoconferencing capability to link R&D staff globally.
John Shackleton, CEO at OpenText from July 2005 through December 2011, will be honored at the celebration event, with the Innovation Centre dedicated in his name in recognition of his thoughtful leadership, Jenkins explained. Throughout its history, OpenText has expanded the boundaries of Enterprise Content Management, Customer Experience Management and Business Process Management to enable organizations around the world to implement the best enterprise information management practices in their operations.
Jenkins will also unveil at the celebration a new book titled, "Behind the Firewall – Big Data and the Hidden Web: The Path to Enterprise Information Management". The book chronicles technology evolution from the early days of computing to the current shift to the delivery of content and services to users.
"Behind the firewall, where the database and application suite remain critical core components to an enterprise infrastructure, the future belongs to the combination of Customer Experience Management, Enterprise Content Management and Business Process Management," the book descriptor reveals.
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Estella ("Stella") Blazer was born to George W. Blazer and Amanda (maiden name unknown) in 1864 in Indiana – probably Madison county. The beautiful dark-haired girl left her parents' Anderson, Indiana home at the age of 18 for the big city of Indianapolis. There she found employment in the home of Judge Foutz as a domestic.
Close to the Union Depot located on South Illinois street, Albert Hercules ran a restaurant on West Louisiana street. From all appearances, he was of good character and very attractive. Stella became enamored of the man who in turn, according to The Cincinnati Enquirer (13 Dec 1883), "on the 20th of August, under the promise of marriage, succeeded in her ruin." It was quite probable that at the time, Stella did not feel "ruined" since she was to be married, and the couple continued to be together when they could. The news continues on that Albert "continued his attentions till she was in a delicate condition" and then took her back to her parents' home. He told Stella to begin planning for their Christmas wedding. Four months would be a very long time for Stella to wait to be married – especially when there was a child on the way. The earliest date agreed upon was December 2nd.
Albert Hercules left Anderson and went back to his home in Indianapolis. As the wedding date drew near, he went back to Stella's hometown and obtained a marriage license. However, she became ill, so he left. She was to send a letter to him when she felt well enough to marry which she did soon after.
Following Albert's instructions, Stella's father, George, invited a large number of guests and had a large wedding feast ready on December 12th – the new date for the nuptials. The groom failed to show nor did he miss his train as Stella had feared. He had left Indianapolis but was not coming to be wed. Fearing for her child's future as well as her own, the young woman went directly to the prosecutor and filed two affidavits. One was for bastardy and the other for criminal seduction. A warrant for Hercules' arrest was issued. The Chief of Police of Indianapolis was telegraphed to arrest the man and hold him until the Marshal could pick him up. Unfortunately, by all appearances, Albert Hercules had flown the coop. Not only was there to be no wedding but Stella was looking at a future filled with disgrace and hardship.
What would happen to Stella? Would Albert Hercules be found and brought to justice? And what about the unborn child?


The content that I post to each network is catered to those audiences– work related stuff gets posted to LinkedIn, stuff that I want to share with my friends and family gets posted to Facebook, and stuff that is general interest and public goes to Twitter.
To be clear, I never post anything to any social network that I wouldn't want to become public. Though I post a lot of things to Facebook as "friends only" I'm doing that as a filter rather than security/privacy. I don't trust Facebook or any other social network to keep my information private, so I don't post private information. When I mark something as "friends only" I'm doing because it's something only my friends would be interested in. Likewise, I know that most of my friends would not be interested in some of the work related stuff that I post to LinkedIn. It's convenience and targeting, not privacy.Hence, I don't get too worked up about privacy settings.


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The attention these letters, Tweets and web postings lavish on student emotions is remarkable, as is their distressingly slight engagement with civics and their outright disregard of political history. The fact that Trump ran an ugly campaign and has gotten off to a blunder-riddled start to his presidency is irrelevant to the troubling meanings to be gathered from these letters.
At the most extreme one finds authorities assuring students that safe rooms will be set up, provisioned with Play-Doh and coloring books. This is the sort of thing that has already brought public ridicule on the heads of student activists who set up safe rooms to shelter students from "uncomfortable" thoughts and "hurtful" campus speakers. Now some college authorities are themselves proposing the same sort of psychic bubble wrap.
These educators apparently either don't know or don't care about ridicule from working adults, many of whom are alumni of the very institutions in question. Even Barack Obama went on the record while still president, stating that college students need to toughen up and learn to process disagreeable thoughts and reckon with upsetting events. The Ivory Tower insularity on evidence in the letters is bad enough, but what's worse is the patronizing conception of students and the role of educators that is implicit in them.
It is, of course, possible to see these posts as strategic. Administrators hoped to get out ahead of already primed student-activists on their campuses before they had a chance to stage demonstrations or cook up lists of "demands." After all activists haven't hesitated to call for — and have recently gotten — administrative and faculty firings when these authorities have not shown sufficient obedience to social justice orthodoxy or have failed to keep up with the latest identitarian linguistic refinements.
Letters and web pages justify themselves by positing a group of students so distressed that they are unable to cope. Much hyperbole is apparent. Students seem coached into extreme states: disappointment becomes "despair"; sadness becomes "grieving" or "heartbreak"; confusion translates into unmanageable anxiety.
In defense of the letters, students have posted that they or their fellows are now "living in fear." Thus students' perceived lack of coping skills necessitates soothing notes from on high, "relaxation stations" and "safe spaces," cancellation of classes, postponement of work and deferral of exams lest academic performance might suffer. Solidarity, yes! A hit on the grade point average, never!
The opportunity for an institution to reiterate core values would seem a worthy thing, but the unprecedented nature of these outreach efforts tells a different story. The values acknowledged are often enough commendable at face value: mutual respect, toleration, self-control. Ordinarily, no one would argue against this type of exhortation towards the mature and the stoic, but here that effort is undermined by emotional wallowing, which seems to be the real purpose of the letters and statements. Moreover, context is all in this case. It is difficult not to see something deeper at work in such Civics Lite presentations.
A thought experiment: would a similar spate of emails have been sent out had Hillary Clinton won the election? After all, as a letter to Virginia Tech students opined, "All of your feelings are real." All of them, note. But in actuality that sort of fatuous validation only applies to the particular outcome that occurred. It doesn't require much reading between the lines to see that most of these letters were sent because the wrong side won the election.
In defense, Trump's detractors might claim that the moral ugliness of his campaign justifies these letters. But it is possible to deplore Trump's racist and sexist statements, indeed to question his fitness for the office, and simultaneously to acknowledge that many of his supporters would have seen a Clinton victory as a deeply troubling exoneration of her obvious moral failings. Or they would have seen yet another example of the unbreakable reign of the moneyed and connected Washington insider. So wouldn't the distressed Trump supporters have needed emotional succor if Clinton had won? Just try to imagine those letters being written.
Rather than allowing students to work things out in their own way, many authorities chose to intrude. And why not? This generation seems to contain a significant number of students who expect school authorities to be intrusive, perpetually overseeing students' social lives, selectively policing moral stances, hectoring and dictating rather than leading and teaching. Many students might feel "uncared for" if authorities failed to rush into a situation that they find distressing.
In the end, the letters are far too little concerned with civic education and amount to a crude form of virtue signaling. With good reason many have lamented the "highschoolization" of the university. Yet some of these letters seem to favor bypassing high school in a downward plunge for the academy. They embody an elementary-school conception of student agency and maturity. They exemplify the tendency of college authorities to cocoon their students rather than push them out of the nest. Add that to the list of shocks produced by the recent election.
Matthew Stewart is an Associate Professor of Humanities and Rhetoric at Boston University.
Excellent essay Professor Stewart. And no, I cannot imagine "those" letters being written.


Here i a perfect stand-up comedy act by the Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as presented a slide show at the Press Gallery dinner.
Canada's Press Gallery dinner is the annual opportunity for the country's top politicians to do their stand-up comedy act, using it as an opportunity to score some points off their opponents as well. At the dinner , Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau also poked fun at an experience he appears not to have enjoyed too much– his visit to India, for which he received some criticism in his own country.
Trudeau presented a slide-show of his visit, starting with an image that set the tone for his commentary (vide above). He also displayed his youngest son Hadrien's disdain for protocol in India, a feeling he appeared to share himself without saying so in as many words.
It was certainly a funny routine, broadcast on television and the Internet to audiences across Canada, but the underlying dissatisfaction was not difficult to catch at all.


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We had some unfinished projects from last year when snow came a little too early. These are spring projects that included decks, finishing the siding and landscaping.
Now the winter is finally over. Trees are getting leaves and flowering. Nature is beautiful.
As always we are operating on a very limited budget. Of course, one of our goals is to see how inexpensively we can build a home.
We hired a contractor for the first time. I wanted continuous gutters which require special equipment. The contractor was an old friend and installed gutters on the house and garage, including leaf screens on the garage. The total cost was 850.00. Our rain barrels have been filled with valuable rainwater that we are using liberally for new plantings.
We built the 10′ x 24″ deck with outdoor wood. The joists are 2 x 8 and the decking is 5/4 inch outdoor wood. It is attached to the house with joist hangers and rests on 5 concrete deck blocks. This allows for some movement without damage and is easily adjusted in the future. This method is fine for a low deck, but a higher deck should have posts securely attached to concrete pilings.
The railings are PVC that I was given for free. There was far more than I needed, so the rest (still a full truckload) was donated to the local legion.
Notice the blocking used to reduce deflection.
A ramp was added to the driveway side and steps to the garden side.
Railings assembled easily once I figured it all out.
The deck, mostly finished, still needs skirting. I think i will use white PVC lattice.
I installed our natural gas BBQ and now we need to purchase a patio set. It will have to wait until after taxes are paid and I accumulate a little cash. Material for the deck cost me about $1400.00. Good thing the railing was free.
We spent about $200.00 on trees (mostly fruiting) and plants. Some trees and perennials were moved from our last house and others were gifts. We have seeded some patches of grass but most will wait till next year We fell that sod would be too expensive, although it would speed things up considerably.
Now all we need is some guests enjoy the deck with us.
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Home design part four. Design for your own circumstances and use.


If you spent more than five minutes in New York, you'd be forgiven for thinking 'takeout' is the city's word du jour, however, observing the zeitgeist makes me wonder if 'takeover' is on its way to usurp the title. Although the term is routinely associated with Wall Street corporate raiders, today's takeover is more cool than coup; a cultural invitation rather than a stock market invasion. Adopting this more genteel form, takeovers most often manifest themselves – for example – in myriad glossy magazines featuring actors, visual artists, writers, or musicians sitting in as guest editors or quirky visionaires. Conversely, social media is replete with Instagram accounts that hand over control of their feeds to a variety of guests, mostly photographers, for set periods of time. In many parts of the art world, takeovers are becoming the goal rather than a side effect. Recently, UKYA CITY TAKEOVER: NOTTINGHAM 2019 promised the event "will span the city, immersing visitors in an array of extraordinary, innovative and contemporary work from over 200 [young] artists from three continents." But isn't this what the Festival of Sydney or the Edinburgh Comedy Festival already look like? Or for that matter the Venice Biennale or Art Basel Miami? Probably, but their cultural clout is such they don't need to tag themselves with the extra hype.
In New York, takeovers have centred on individual artists rather than curated groups or collectives,* perhaps reflecting the inherent nature of the city. Towards the end of 2013, British street artist Banksy famously unveiled one artwork a day during his self-styled New York 'residency' Better Out Than In, during which his oeuvre was displayed across four of the city's boroughs. With the concomitant media circus and social media hysteria, the artist's takeover came across like a scavenger hunt in more ways than one. Made possible by the New York Public Art Fund, Ai Weiwei's Good Fences Make Good Neighbors 'exhibition' transformed over 300 sites across four boroughs in New York between October 2017 and February 2018, with every work focusing on the global refugee crisis. To a lesser degree, high foot traffic sites such as Madison Square Park and the swathes of wide, verdant Park Avenue median strips are taken over seasonally by artists such as the British sculptor Tony Cragg or the Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava, as part of an art calendar backed by the New York Parks and Wildlife Department. A bit down the road, at the world-famous tourist retail clusterf**k that is Times Square, the Midnight Moments series offers artists the opportunity to hijack over a dozen giant digital advertising billboards for three minutes every night starting at 11.57pm. Artists whose elegant work has competed against the psychedelic, blindness-inducing strobing wattage of global brands include Nick Cave, Sophie Calle, Isaac Julien, Sun Xun, Pipilotti Rist, Laurie Anderson, Alfredo Jaar, and Ryoji Ikeda, as well as local emerging artists.
Even though street artists such as the French paste-up master JR, the Brazilian twins Os Gemeos, or locals such as Jerkface and HEKTAD appear to own every wall in New York at various times, theirs is an embodiment of the 'paint or perish' ideal; the need to express and communicate, to create a long-term conversation rather than engage in a short-term blitzkrieg. For that, we can turn our eyes to Brazilian artist Kobra. Born in Sao Paulo in 1975, Eduardo Kobra taught himself through careful study of the work by his American heroes Keith Haring and Jean-Michel Basquiat; he also credits the burgeoning graffiti scene of 1970s New York as his earliest inspiration. Until his new painting campaign, Kobra's most well-known work in New York was The Kiss (2012), a mural on the side of a car-detailing shop on the corner of 25th Street and Tenth Avenue, based on Alfred Eisenstadt's iconic image V-J Day in Times Square (1945). Visible from the High Line, the mural became one of the city's obligatory photo-ops until it was painted over by the building's new owner in 2016. The other work of note is a 180-foot-high tribute mural of David Bowie just across the Hudson River in New Jersey, supported by the Jersey City Mural Art Program in 2016.
While New York has a Koreatown and Chinatown, right now it feels more like 'Kobratown.' Kobra's Colors of Liberty, his 2018 takeover of New York, involved painting 18 mostly large-scale murals across Manhattan and Brooklyn. The work took five months spent mostly negotiating with private owners and city agencies, and inevitably waiting for permits. Kobra was assisted by members of the Kobra Studio Crew, as well as high school and art school students when creating specific murals. The photorealist portraits are overlaid with kaleidoscopic patterns in an array of colours that distinguish themselves for their sonorous hues: standing in front of a mural, its colours vibrate and at certain times of day, aided and abetted by dappled reflected white light, the scene becomes animated with the subtlety of a whisper. The whole thing hums.
Colors of Liberty is a suite of portraits of rock stars, artists, and peacemakers. Kobra says the intention of his work is to "bring awareness about complex subjects such as racism, violence, firearms, and the cause of immigrants." Some of the murals were 'unveiled' to coincide with a number of important dates. The Braves of 9/11 (2018), celebrates the first responders on the anniversary of September 11, 2001. Humanity (2018) was completed on World Humanitarian Day, while Black & White (2018) was revealed on the day of Michael Jackson's 60th birthday. While there is a polemic at play in Kobra's work, some of the murals are celebratory whether of personal heroes or ideals, such as The 27 Club (2018), a reminder not to take personal talent and life for granted. As part of the ongoing global Looking at Peace project, Kobra has also painted numerous portraits around the world of figures who have stood for peace, against violence, and for the underdog; some subjects famous, others of more modest profile. Some of Kobra's many subjects include Nelson Mandela, Mahatma Ghandi, Anne Frank, Malala Yousafzai, and Martin Luther King, as well as personal heroes such as architect Oscar Niemeyer, Elvis Presley, and Salvador Dali. With The Kiss (2012) leaving a lasting effect after four years, I look forward to the next few when I'll be glad every time I see one of Kobra's murals that the inmates finally took over the asylum.
*The Bushwick Collective is the exception to this rule. Curated by founder Joe Ficalora since 2011, the program has transformed over 100 blocks in the Brooklyn neighbourhood of Bushwick into an extensive outdoor gallery for street artists from around the world.
Very interesting. The murals are all very evocative. I particularly like the C3PO one where a familiar war character is advocating the cessation of wars.
The city of Bunbury in Western Australia have just advertised an art project to involve the community. It is called Deviator and is certainly an alternative to "normal" art. They are calling on artists to take part in what seems to be a competitive race following clues to find hidden audio. This is a quote from the BREC website.
Unlike your article, I cannot really make sense of it as it is described as a call for Expressions Of Interest from artists.I fail to see the art involved in listening to audio files at various locations.


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One of the newest additions to West Green Road is a great little deli called Lo Sfizio. It's run by Mustapha Mouflih, who we interviewed on Seventhsister last year.
He is owner and head chef at both Passione e Tradizione (located almost opposite the deli), plus the award-winning Anima e Cuore over in Kentish Town.
This place is a real foodie treasure trove – an absolute must visit, particularly if you haven't done so already.
Carol Tennant and myself delved in recently to see what they had on offer, then Carol devised the following recipes based around the wonderful produce we found.
This crunchy, super-fresh salad is equally at home as a starter or a side dish. Here, I'm letting it stand all by itself, perhaps to be served with some hunks of bread to mop up the simple but powerful dressing.
First, half fill a large bowl with water and ice cubes. Set aside.
Prepare the puntarelle by removing the outer, green leaves, These won't be used in this dish, but can be set aside for cooking later in another recipe.
You'll be left with the pale green, celery-like core. Break this into individual stalks, then slice each stalk lengthwise as finely as you can. Transfer the puntarelle to the ice water as you slice them. Once you've finished, leave aside in the iced water for around an hour, during which time the strips may begin to curl, and will become very crisp.
Right before serving, put the garlic cloves into a mortar and mash to a paste with a pinch of salt. Add the anchovies and mash them up as well – a thick paste is what you're aiming for. Stir in the balsamic vinegar, and then whisk in the oil. Season to taste. Scrape this mixture into your serving bowl.
Drain the puntarelle well (put into a salad spinner if you have one). Transfer to the serving bowl and toss everything together well, to coat. Serve immediately.
I first came across the foundation for this recipe in 'An Invitation to Italian Cooking' by Antonio Carluccio, when I was working for his publisher in the late 80s. I've been making it ever since, though I've tweaked it gently over the years.
This is an unusual and simple but utterly delicious sauce, which gets its creaminess from the addition of beaten egg. It's absolutely the perfect sauce with Lo Sfizio fat hooped calamarata pasta.
Heat the olive oil in a medium saucepan and add the sliced onion. Cook over a low heat for about 10-15 minutes, adding a splash of water if necessary, until the onions are completely softened but not brown (this is important as browned onions will alter the flavour of the finished dish).
When the onions are soft, add the passata or tomatoes and bring to the boil. Simmer for a further 5 minutes or so until slightly reduced and thickened. Take off the heat.
Stir a large spoonful of the hot tomato mixture into the beaten egg and whisk together, and then begin adding the egg mixture very gradually to the tomato mixture, off the heat (this step will help to ensure that the eggs don't scramble). Once all the egg is incorporated, return the pan to a low heat and cook for about 5 minutes until the mixture is thickened and creamy. Add the Parmesan and sliced basil, stir well and season to taste.
Meanwhile, being a large pan of salted water to the boil and add the pasta. Cook for about 10 minutes or until al dente. Drain, and add the pasta to the sauce. Stir to coat well, and serve immediately with more parmesan, a few basil leaves and a drizzle of good quality extra virgin olive oil.
Cumin and lemon are the perfect complement to these deliciously sweet carrots, which Mustapha sells in mixed colours at Lo Sfizio. Easy to prepare, they're delicious as a warm salad, but would be equally good next to the Sunday roast. Ordinary orange carrots will also work – they're just not as pretty!
Butter an ovenproof dish (the one we used measured 23x23x6cm) and preheat the oven to 175C.
Slice the panettone into 1.5cm thick slices. Butter generously and spread with the apricot jam. Now cut the slices into small pieces, about 5x5cm.
Arrange the slices, jam side up and overlapping, in the prepared baking dish. Break the chocolate into chunks and stick them in and amongst the bread slices.
Whisk the eggs, then add the cream and milk and whisk again. Pour this mixture over the panettone. Set the dish aside for about 20-30 minutes to allow the custard to soak into the bread.
Bake the pudding for 30-40 minutes, until golden and crispy on top and set underneath (press gently here and there on the bread – if any liquid comes up, bake for a further 5-10 minutes).
Stand for about 10 minutes, then serve in slices with extra double cream.
I think anyone who's ever bought a panettone has found themselves with some left over. This is the perfect way to use up whatever you have left, or indeed make use of the one you found in the sale after Christmas. Measurements are approximate, as this recipe is adaptable to whatever you have to hand.
Preheat the oven to 200C. Put the carrots into a roasting tray and drizzle with olive oil. Season well and sprinkle over the cumin seeds. Toss everything together until all the carrots are well coated.
Transfer the roasting tray to the preheated oven and roast for 30-40 minutes, until the carrots are tender and golden, turning once or twice. Remove from the oven and transfer the carrots to a serving dish.
Squeeze the lemon into the roasting tray and stir around to pick up any oil and seeds left behind. Spoon the juices and seeds over the carrots, then grate over some lemon zest and sprinkle over a little parsley. Serve immediately or allow to come to room temperature.


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import org.hisp.dhis.dataset.CompleteDataSetRegistration;
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This is the most popular banana bread recipe on the Internet – thanks to kb for finding this news release.
Gale, I cant acces this recipe. The link goes to the Star and they want you to subscribe. Also tried link to face book but the rexipe doesnt come up.


In only a week after the event announcement, we realized that the planned 100-person attendance was going to be blown to bits, so we increased capacity by removing tables and altering the original space format.
As agreed upon with Ayala, we shall be limiting registration to 250 heads. As of 3:40 today, the attendance rate is at 205 heads.
There are 45 slots left.
For those of you planning to go, please sign up here now. We shall be closing once we reach 250 heads.
Again, please do not be a flaker! As we are getting closer to the date, I know we are also finalizing our respective schedules. If you are just now finding out that you cannot make it, please email me at pcauton@yahoo.com so we can give the slot to another person.
Thank you so much and see you at the Technohub on the 8th!


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Issue 5 - November 2010
John Paul Lederach. Transformació de conflictes: petit manual d'ús. Barcelona: Institut Català Internacional per la Pau; Icària, 2010
John Paul Lederach condenses much of his thought into this book, and explains why it is often more useful to transform conflicts by means of a constructive change rather than solving them in the short term. This conceptual framework is a milestone in the way we consider the construction of peace, and is therefore worth studying. From this perspective, conflict is inevitable and this is something that is very positive, because it gives us the opportunity to change. And to create a better situation than the one that previously existed.
According to Lederach's advice, we should become accustomed to considering today's problems as a window, and therefore looking to see what is on the other side, especially in the long term. The author is not naive, and is well aware that the world in which we live is highly complex. However, his approach consists of taking advantage of the benefits of these complexities, and the existence of the many choices that this implies, which are not necessarily mutually incompatible, while respecting everyone's feelings of identity. Although all this may seem a very dense subject matter, this is no longer the case in the final chapter, in which the author applies his theory to a real case, a controversy based on the role of the police in Colorado, the North American state where Lederach lives.
To find out which option to choose, the author asks us to consider the context carefully, and to ask ourselves a number of questions and to rethink a number of issues. This is the only way in which we will be able to use the transforming potential of conflict at all levels, ranging from those linked to the individual to the future of historic change, in which according to Lederach, patterns of violence and coercion will be replaced by social capacity for dialogue and non-violent systems guaranteeing human security and social change.
Rethink!
Agneta Söderberg Jacobson. Repensar en femení!: manual per a una pau sostenible. Barcelona: Institut Català Internacional per la Pau; Icària, 2010
The ICIP has decided to begin its collection of tools for peace, security and justice with two useful books: Transformació de conflictes, by John Paul Lederach and Repensar en femení! by Agneta Söderberg Jacobson. Both books are short and clear manuals that provide the reader with specific resources. The first should be compulsory reading for everyone who works in this field. The second also includes the gender perspective, which is becoming increasingly influential in conflict resolution theory and in practice.
Agneta Söderberg explains it and gives many examples from Bosnia-Herzegovina, Cambodia, Liberia, Israel-Palestine, Macedonia, Guatemala, Serbia and Montenegro, Rwanda, East Timor, Somalia and the International Criminal Court. In all these cases, the participation of women in peace processes has had a positive influence on the evolution of these conflicts. This is true to such an extent that she concludes that it is a requirement for sustainable development. At this point, the book makes a qualitative leap in terms of theory, by suggesting a holistic model for the construction of peace in which gender equality plays a key role in all phases: during the war and conflict, during the peace negotiations and during the post-war reconstruction process.
As well as the recommendations based on this proposal, which form the core of the book, readers also have the opportunity to learn from the examples of good cooperation practices between civil society in the South and North (often in Scandinavian countries) which are always focused on strengthening the organisations in the South so that they can play an active role in development and conflict transformation. The links between civil national and international society are therefore present in this book, which ends with a positive and optimistic thought: if we succeed in including women in all stages of the peace process, the ideal of a just and egalitarian world will no longer only be a dream.
Fifty years of progress in research for peace: trends and proposals for observation, research and action
Rafael Grasa. Cinquanta anys d'evolució de la investigació per la pau: tendències i propostes per observar, investigar i actuar. Barcelona: Oficina de Promoció de la Pau i dels Drets Humans, 2010. Col·lecció Recerca per la Pau, 4.
All scientific disciplines are liable to revision and the construction of their own historiography. However, in the case of research for peace, this review is even more necessary due to the fact that it is unprecedented. This study is a real manual for the discipline. The first section is a "bird's eye view," in the words of the author, of the discipline over the last fifty years. The second section is divided two subsections: the first focuses on the origins and causes of the birth for research into peace, reviewing its philosophical predecessors; and the second establishes the factors involved in this research. The third major section brings the topic up to date and provides keys for understanding and research in the post-cold war period. The final section contains the conclusions. The volume is accompanied by very useful appendices, providing examples of the use of indicators and the establishment of observatories, as well as complementary information on ethnopolitical conflicts by other authors.
In conclusion, a wide variety of groups could use the book: from universities to activists in the movement or workers in organisations. The language used does not prevent more profound issues and more complex issues in the development of research into peace being covered. It is also a break with the collection's past, as starting with the next issue, it will be published by the ICIP. It would be difficult to choose a work that embodies this transition better.
Zeitoun
Dave Eggers. Zeitoun. Barcelona: Mondadori, 2010
The second novel in the series that the North American writer Dave Eggers (born Boston, 1970), editor of the cult literary journals McSweeney's and The Believer, began in 2006 with What is the what, relating stories from contemporary history based on the testimony of a real protagonist, in novel form.
In What is the what, Eggers reconstructed the story of children lost after the Sudanese civil war, based on the personal experience of Valentino Achak Deng. In this second book, the main character is the Syrian Abdulrahman Zeitoun, the anonymous hero of Hurricane Katrina which afflicted New Orleans in 2005, who became a victim of the errors and prejudices of the anti-terrorist policy implemented in the USA after 9/11 and the Al-Qaeda-based hysteria.
Zeitoun is being published in Spanish after having received numerous prizes, including the American Book Award, the Robert F. Kennedy Distinguished Honor Award and the Muslim Public Affairs Council Media Award. Eggers succeeds in reconstructing dramatic stories without succumbing to sentimentality, and even includes touches of humour, in a combination of the historical context with the personal adventures of the protagonists. All the profits from these novels will go to non-profit making foundations.
Democratic Republic of the Congo, 1993-2003
République démocratique du Congo, 1993-2003. Rapport du Projet Mapping concernant les violacions les plus graves des droits de l'homme et du droit international humanitaire commises entre mars 1993 et juin 2003 sur le territoire de la République démocratique du Congo. Haut-Commissariat des Nations Unies aux droits de l'homme. Nations Unies, 2010.
Available at: http://www.ohchr.org/fr/Countries/AfricaRegion/Pages/RDCProjetMapping.aspx
Without aiming to be the result of thorough judicial investigations, the report provides one of the most comprehensive descriptions of the violations of human rights and international humanitarian law committed in the Democratic Republic of the Congo between March 1993 and June 2003. Its 550 pages are based on 1,280 eyewitness accounts and 1,500 documents, and relate 617 violent incidents that took place in various regions in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, perpetrated by regular and irregular armed forces, both Congolese and foreign, which mainly affected the civilian population.
This United Nations report, which is the result of an investigation that began in 2005 and ended in 2009, has been eagerly awaited. Despite the first draft that was initially circulated in August 2010, it was not officially published until 1 October.
Without aiming to be the result of thorough judicial investigations, the report provides one of the most comprehensive descriptions of the violations of human rights and international humanitarian law committed in the Democratic Republic of the Congo between 1993 and 2003. Its 550 pages are based on 1,280 eyewitness accounts and 1,500 documents, and relate 617 violent incidents that took place in various regions in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, perpetrated by regular and irregular armed forces, both Congolese and foreign, which mainly affected the civilian population.
The vast majority of the human rights violations documented could be considered war crimes or crimes against humanity by the competent judicial authorities. While the report also refers to evidence of genocide against the Hutus in the Congo, it concludes that a comprehensive judicial investigation will be necessary in order for a competent tribunal to rule on this issue.
The report focuses particularly on violence against women, sexual violence, and violence against boys and girls. Meanwhile, the chapter on the exploitation of natural resources highlights the relationship between this exploitation and the prolongation of the armed conflict and human rights violations. The report also includes an assessment of the Congolese criminal justice system and presents options for transitional justice in the country.
The report was subject to severe criticism from countries including Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi and Angola, and has also been subject to comments on specific aspects from the Congolese government, despite the latter acknowledging its usefulness in general terms, and stressing that the details it provides on all the victims and are a reminder of their right to truth and redress.
Deviance, Terrorism and War: The Process of Solving Unsolved Social and Political Problems
John Burton. Deviance, Terrorism and War: The Process of Solving Unsolved Social and Political Problems. Palgrave Macmillan, 1979.
John Burton, who died on 23 June 2010 aged 95 (see PIP issue PIP 4 http://www.icip-perlapau.cat/revista/numero-4-setembre-2010/ens-han-deixat-dues-persones-cabdals-de-la-investigacio-a-la-pau-elise-boulding-i-john-w-burton.htm) was a high-ranking Australian diplomat (as a member of the Curtin Labor Government of the 1940s, he designed much of Australian foreign policy towards Asia and the Pacific) and was also a unorthodox and influential academic in the field of international relations.
A brief review of two of his works us enables us to present part of his thought. The first, Deviance, Terrorism and War: The Process of Solving Unsolved Social and Political Problems (Oxford, Martin Robertson, 1979), is the work that made Burton one of the advocates of the theory of basic human needs. Burton, taking his inspiration from the work of Abraham Maslow and Paul Sites and their eight needs which if met would ensure "normal" human behaviour, considers the objective grounds for understanding the causes of conflicts, transcending local political and cultural differences. He said that it would thereby be possible to design processes for conflict resolution and for the analysis and resolution of conflicts as an autonomous discipline. His pioneering vision was subsequently adopted by many others. In specific terms, while criticising realism-based approaches, Burton believed that the main needs for understanding destructive social conflicts were identity, recognition, security and personal development. However, he subsequently emphasised the shortcomings of the modern state system for meeting the needs of identity as being a major source of contemporary ethnopolitical conflict.
A second book, with very strong links to the first, is Conflict: Resolution and Provention (New York, St. Martin Press, 1990), which provides a historical and theoretical overview of approaches to conflict resolution, with a special emphasis on the approach called "problem-solving" and above all on preventing violent conflicts, which he called "prevention," thereby inventing a neologism to avoid the connotations of containment - of mere management of behaviour - implied by the term prevention. The first part of the book is concerned with general questions, and in particular basic assumptions on human nature, the role of the theory of needs, the context of conflicts, and the focuses of traditional approaches. The second part, from chapter 7 onwards, examines the political context of conflicts and in particular the relations between authorities, the problems of legitimisation of authority and above all, the way to intervene constructively in conflicts, from a social to an international level. The third part, starting at chapter 12, looks at conflict resolution, and the fourth looks at prevention.
In the final chapters, he returns to a key point in his thought: resistance to the institutionalisation of a conflict provention system reflects a need to change the paradigm, the creation of an international political system centred on resolution and provention, a system that he describes (in chapter 2) and education, the main instrument for taking us towards it.
These two books therefore provide an overall focus on the thought and work of a leading light in peace research.


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News / Eavesdropping on Bots Preparing to Attack
Eavesdropping on Bots Preparing to Attack
By Ryan Naraine Print
A well-known security researcher eavesdrops on a botnet linked to the recent MS06-040 Windows attack and confirms that for-profit spammers are winning the cat-and-mouse game against anti-virus scanners.
When Joe Stewart spotted a variant of the Mocbot Trojan hijacking unpatched Windows machines for use in IRC-controlled botnets, he immediately went to work trying to pinpoint the motive for the attacks.
Stewart, a senior security researcher with LURHQ's Threat Intelligence Group, set up a way to silently spy on the botnet's command-and-control infrastructure, and his findings suggest that for-profit spammers are clearly winning the cat-and-mouse game against entrenched anti-virus providers.
"The lesson here is once you get infected, you are completely under the control of the botmaster. He can put whatever he wants on your machine, and there's no way to be 100 percent sure that the machine is clean," Stewart said in an interview with eWEEK.
Stewart, a well-respected researcher who specializes in reverse-engineering malware files, echoed a warning issued earlier this year by Microsoft.
"The only way to be [completely] sure the system is malware-free is to completely wipe the hard drive and reinstall the operating system," he said.
Stewart arrived at that conclusion after eavesdropping on Mocbot for a few hours.
"I have two machines here running in an isolated network. I infect one with the malware, and I have the other machine pretending to be the entire Internet," he explained.
The second machine, known as a sandnet, is a custom-made tool for analyzing malware in an environment that is isolated, yet provides a virtual Internet for the malware to interact with.
"I can sit back and see all the interaction up to point where it [the infected machine] joins botnet's control channel. Then I can take that information, go outside and replicate it. I can see what the real server is doing to get an entire picture of the operation," Stewart said.
Read more here about the ongoing battle to shut down botnet command-and-control infrastructure.
With Mocbot, which was targeting the Windows vulnerability patched with Microsoft's MS06-040 patch, Stewart was able to figure out that the infected drones were connecting to two hard-coded command and control servers at "bniu.househot.com" and "ypgw.wallloan.com."
He was able to capture the IRC (Internet Relay Chat) login sequence generated by the bot. This included a user, a nickname, the channel name and the first bit of instructions to the infected machine.
The command schemes were all encrypted, forcing Stewart to create a custom Perl script to decode the algorithms.
"They're using trivial encryption, so a bit of reverse-engineering had to be done. You can see some of it in the code of Mocbot, and I wrote a little script to do the decoding. When I visit the channel and he gives a command, I can easily decrypt it to see the instructions he's sending to the bot," Stewart said.
Using telnet to connect to the command-and-control server on Port 18067 (the port number for the IRC server), Stewart successfully started spying on the control channel, but there was not much to see.
"The IRC server code was stripped down to give almost no information to the client, except the channel topic line, which was encrypted," he said.
Once decoded, he found that the botmaster was telling the infected machines to join another control channel to receive another encrypted message.
When decoded, the command simply served up a URL hosted at PixPond.com, a free image hosting service.
Read the full story on eWEEK.com: Botnet Eavesdropping: Inside the Mocbot (MS06-040) Attack


Heat the oven to 375 degrees. Line four baking sheets with parchment paper.
In a large bowl, combine the oats, coconut, pecans, raisins, cherries, pineapple and dates. In a medium bowl, whisk together the flour, baking powder and salt. In a liquid measuring cup, combine the oil, egg, vanilla and citrus zests.
In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, cream the sugar and butter on medium-high speed until beginning to lighten in color, 3 to 5 minutes. Reduce the mixer speed to low and beat in the oil mixture. Increase the speed back to medium-high and continue to beat until thoroughly combined. Reduce the mixer speed to low and beat in the flour mixture until just combined. Add the oat and dried fruit mixture and beat until just incorporated.
Shape the dough into 1 1/2-inch balls and place them about 2 inches apart on the prepared baking sheets. Press down to flatten the balls slightly. Bake the cookies, two trays at a time, until lightly golden brown around the edges, about 15 minutes. Rotate the baking sheets about halfway through the baking time. Let cool completely on the baking sheets. Repeat with the remaining dough. Serve, or store in a zipper lock bag for up to three days.


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Cambridge Innovation Parks Ltd prioritises sustainability with appointment of Prof John French
By Paul Brackley
paul.brackley@iliffemedia.co.uk
Published: 06:00, 16 August 2019
| Updated: 10:27, 23 August 2019
Cambridge Innovations Parks intends to become a "beacon of sustainability" after appointing an expert in carbon reduction to its board.
Professor John French has joined as director of sustainability at the company, which operates Cambridge Innovation Park North in Waterbeach and has plans for two further business parks.
Prof John French, third left, joins the Cambridge Innovation Parks Ltd directors, who include, from left, CFO Stephen Warburton, executive chairman Rick Parisi, and managing director Nick Hadley (15021118)
Prof French is executive director, sustainable business hub and accelerator, at the University of Cambridge's influential Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL), which is helping to develop solutions for a greener economy.
In Norwich, he pioneered the development of the UEA Enterprise Centre, said to be the UK's greenest commercial building. It has won more than 30 awards, including recognition from the Royal Institute for British Architects for client side leadership.
The appointment comes as Cambridge Innovation Parks applies for planning permission to South Cambridgeshire District Council for three new buildings at its 10-acre Waterbeach site - two new offices offering 86,000 sq ft of commercial space, plus a day nursery, which will help workers find childcare close to their offices but which will also be open to the public.
The new nursery at Cambridge Innovation Park. Image: CPIL (15042624)
As reported in the Cambridge Independent, the company also intends to seek planning permission this year for a biotech and medtech hub at Four Went Ways, near Granta Park and Babraham Institute, and for an R&D, robotics and cleantech campus off the A428 to the west of Cambridge. The sites cover 17 acres of land that the company has purchased.
Rick Parisi, executive chairman, said: "We have recently announced ambitious plans to expand our estate by a further 10 buildings over our three sites.
Phase III of Cambridge Innovation Park at Waterbeach. Image: CPIL (15021321)
"This has presented us with a huge opportunity to focus on sustainability as a key differentiator, using John's huge commercial and academic experience in this field."
Managing director Nick Hadley added: "John will help us to develop two huge opportunities: to create a physical environment where start-up and scale-up business in the cleantech and sustainability sectors can collaborate and innovate; equally, we can now attract socially-minded companies who believe they can minimize their environmental footprint by locating to a business park which is being designed from the ground up as Cambridge's beacon of sustainability."
The proposed West Cambridge site from Cambridge Innovation Parks Ltd. Image: CPIL (15021347)
Prof French, a fellow of Wolfson College, Cambridge, who leads the accelerator programme at CISL, said: "With the UK moving rapidly towards a zero carbon target of 2050, I am looking forward to helping Cambridge Innovation Parks Ltd provide leadership and business opportunities and play its part in this transformation.
The Cambridge Cluster is globally competitive and the next tranche of infrastructure developments will signal a new way of doing business in a globally sustainable way. I am delighted to work with this great team."
CIPL is a subsidiary of development firm Paragon Land & Estates.
A bird's eye view of the South East site of Cambridge Innovation Parks Ltd. Image: CPIL (15021340)
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Mohamed Tozy, né le  à Casablanca, est un universitaire marocain, professeur de science politique.

Biographie
Les recherches de Mohamed Tozy portent sur  la sociologie du religieux et des systèmes politiques du monde arabe — plus particulièrement les questions politico-religieuses et de l'islamisme dans le Maroc contemporain — et l'anthropologie du monde méditerranéen.

Mohamed Tozy a soutenu un doctorat d'État à l'université d'Aix-Marseille III en 1984. Il enseigne les sciences politiques depuis le milieu des années 1970 : au Maroc, à l'université Hassan II de Casablanca (faculté des lettres et des sciences humaines) depuis 1976, et en France à l'Institut d'études politiques de l'université d'Aix-Marseille depuis 2007. Il est aussi membre fondateur de l'association Targa-Aide , reconnue d'utilité publique et œuvrant pour le développement social et territorial des zones rurales enclavées, et expert-consultant auprès d'organismes internationaux et directeur de l'École de gouvernance et d'économie de Rabat depuis 2013.

Fonctions politiques
À la suite des manifestations du Mouvement du 20 février, il est nommé membre de la Commission consultative de révision de la Constitution, constituée en  par Mohammed VI.

En 2019, il est désigné membre de la Commission spéciale sur le modèle de développement par le roi du Maroc.

Ouvrages publiés

  (coauteurs : Paul Pascon et al.)
 avec Hassan Benaddi, Mohamed El Ayadi, Hammadi Safi et al.),

 avec Miloudi Hamdouchi,

 avec Mériem Hamimaz et Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung,
 avec Abdelhay El Moudden et Hassan Rachik,
 avec Ali Bouabid, Larabi Jaïdi, Mohamed Benchaaboun et Nasr Hajji,
 avec Dionigi Albera,
 avec Hassan Rachik, ,prix de l'IRCAM en 2006
 avec Mohammed El Ayadi et Hassan Rachik, , prix Grand Atlas de l'essai en 2009

 avec Michel Peraldi,

Distinctions
En 2006, Mohamed Tozy a obtenu le prix de la Culture amazighe dans la catégorie « Pensée », et en 2009, le prix Grand Atlas dans la catégorie « Essai ».

Bibliographie

Notes et références

Liens externes

Politologue marocain
Islamologue marocain
Universitaire marocain
Écrivain marocain francophone
Écrivain marocain du XXe siècle
Écrivain marocain du XXIe siècle
Professeur de science politique
Étudiant de l'université d'Aix-Marseille
Professeur à l'université Hassan-II de Casablanca
Enseignant à l'Institut d'études politiques d'Aix-en-Provence
Naissance en juillet 1956
Naissance à Casablanca


On Tuesday, I reviewed some of the non-potable last-minute gifts . Today, the booze.
I refuse to get out and about today. I braved the store yesterday (braved is the correct term) but for those of you that are still wondering what to bring to your hosts or to toast with your family, look no further.
Participating in the Snooth articles this year has been a great gift for me. The special occasion wines came out just before Thanksgiving, the holiday wines under $15 edition came out earlier this week. Both are great resources. Wines from every region, a wide-variety of grapes, something for everyone. Choose your price point and voilà…suggestions galore.
Cape Classics came out with a cute promo for gifts, choosing wine by personality. They sent me samples of The Trendsetter, The Francophile, and the Fashionista. While only one of those descriptors holds true, I can say they are truly tasty wines. In typical form, I still have not opened the 2012 Domaine Vrignaud Chablis 1er Cru Fourchaume Vielles Vignes (Francophile), still holding out for the perfect pairing opportunity which will be our Christmas Turkey. The others were delicious so I feel confident sharing the gift guide pre-maturely.
I did try the 2011 Bartinney Cabernet Sauvignon* ($25) and the 2014 DeMorgenzon Reserve Chenin Blanc* ($35). The Cab was vibrant in the glass, cherry red and alive. What started as a nose of blue fruits upon opening developed into layers of leather and cherry, cinnamon stick and cedar, bay leaf. The Chenin was rich. Heirloom apples and stone fruit, citrus peel and honey, floral and zesty. Both firm and feminine, weighted and light. A beautiful wine.
I was looking for bubbles yesterday. For the holidays, when you could be going mimosa or straight up, I try to choose something in between. Cava is a great value and both Codorniu and Segura Viudas make delicious bubble ranging from $8-25ish. The middle of the road sparklers are the Segura Viudas Gran Cuvée Reserva* ($14) and the Anna series from Codorniu.
The Segura Viudas Gran Cuvée Reserva is the palest pear, citrus and Golden Delicious apple with a touch of honey. Versatile and priced to share, a great holiday sparkler. As an additional gift, check out this beautiful version of Auld Lang Syne as performed on flutes by Indie Artist Eleanor Friedberger.
On the other end of the flavor profile, 2011 Cepa 21 Tempranillo* ($25) by Bodegas Emilio Moro. I was very impressed by their wines earlier in the year for a virtual tasting, this was no different. The new project of Javier and José Moro combines the tradition and respect for the vine with a desire for creating approachable wines, ready to share. I was struck first wit baking spices, cinnamon stick specifically. Black plum in color and composition, structure tannins, white pepper and a long finish with hints of toasted coconut. Gift worthy, indeed.
I will be present, enjoying the moments with my family. I will be grateful for each person in my family, all together for Christmas for the first time in years. I will be graceful with my home and myself, allowed to sit and enjoy. I will be reverent, reminded of the true meaning of Christmas. Wishing you a Merry Christmas and hoping all will be calm (relatively) and bright. Cheers!
Merry Christmas Alissa, to you and the family!


Life can be incredibly hard. And cruel. It can throw things at you faster than your ability to fend them off. Like having to deal with difficult finances and a failing marriage at the same time. Both consume you, day and night, while you are walking down the street, eating lunch, in between phone calls, sitting at your desk, or trying to get to sleep at night. Either one of these problems is enough to ruin your day, week, month, or year. Together, they can seem insurmountable.
Marriage is a great institution, if you like that kind of thing, and I do.


An 'Intelligent Guerilla Beehive' is a functional sculpture, a shelter that provides a home for swarming bee colonies. The work focuses on the architecture of the beehive as a organic sculptural object.The biomimetic-inspired design (in form and matter) is shaped upon the needs of the bees: it has the the ideal inner volume for a developing colony, it is mobile and easily deployable on different spots in public space: e.g. attached to the wall of a building or secured on the branch of a tree - or the objects can find a place as a stand-alone sculpture on the terrace of a city apartment.
The objects are made out of smart organic materials with useful biomimetic properties in reaction to temperature fluctuation, humidity and ventilation. Once the colony decides to leave the hive, the object should fall as a rotten apple from a tree and decompose completely. It has to be a cradle to cradle design. In a second phase, I would like to add bio-sensors (e.g. for measuring the temperature inside/outside) incorporated in the 3D-printed skin.
Nowadays Anne Marie Maes is part TRANSMUTATIONS the residents exhibition of the Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin with her installation The Raw and The Cooked. With this installation, a part of the – , she tests our knowledge of visual perception and smells of a range of materials. In very simple objects she shows us the undiscerned beauty that surrounds us and she celebrates the cycles of material interactions, a rhythm in the process of making where the arts meet nature.
Annemie Maes is an artist and researcher. Her work incorporates sculpture, photography, video, installation and public participation, and focuses projects that stimulate the development of a more sustainable world. Her research practice combines art and science with a strong interest for DIY technologies. Her installations and long term projects – such as the Transparent Beehive, Urban Corridors or the Politics of Change – use a range of biological, digital and traditional media, including live organisms. She makes use of technological mediation to search for new forms of communication with the natural world, to make the invisible visible. Maes is the founding director of the Urban Bee Lab and has for decades been a recognized leader pioneering art-science projects in Belgium, using highly original ways to bring out hidden structures in nature by constructing original technological methods to probe the living world and by translating that in artistic creations through sonification, visualization, sculptures, large-scale long-term installations, workshops, lectures and books. She has a strong international profile, having exhibited (amongst others) at Bozar in Brussels, Koç University Gallery in Istanbul, Borges Center in Buenos Aires, Bozar in Brussels, Arsenals Museum in Riga, Skolska Gallery in Prague, the Institute of Evolutionary Biology in Barcelona, the Designmuseum in Mons and the Wissenschaftskolleg in Berlin.


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The league is back on the field after international football breaks. This time of the break is very worrying for the coaches of the league because the football players often returned to the club with injuries while playing for the country. Being out of regular practice at the club for several days is not easy to adapt to.
In the first match after the break, so many big teams lost points to the smaller team. That was going to happen in Anfield and in Santiago Bernabeu. Newcastle's Jatro Williams sent the ball in the seventh minute of the Liverpool net. Nevertheless, the match that Liverpool had won 3-1 was Mo Salah with a pair of sadio quality goals. Real Madrid went 3-1 at Bernabeu after scoring two goals for Levante. Zinedine Zidane did not look good to digest the goal but won the match 2–3 to avoid the accident. At the press conference after the match so frustrated with the second half, he said, 'We played great in the first half. Many goals, good football, a strong desire to win. We had several opportunities in the second half but we could not utilize them. "The reason for the players' excitement was," Many are not fully rested. Casemiro didn't get it, Cerheiro has an injury, Hames and Hazard didn't get much practice. "
Liverpool have scored in four Premier League matches before tomorrow. So in the seventh minute of the match, when Williams scored a brilliant shot in the field, Alfred backed Alfredo, however, to a certain extent, supporters cheered. However, Sadio did not mean much for the sake of anxiety. Liverpool scored two goals in the 26th and 8th minutes of the match. Andrew Robertson's pass meant the first goal. Instead of Diwak Origi, the second goal was scored five minutes before the break from Firmino's pass. Salah scored the team's third goal from Firmino's brilliant flick. Liverpool, drawn in the Premier League with a 4-1 win, have averaged 5 points in five games this season. Manchester United defeated Leicester 1-0 in the only goal scored by Marcus Rashford. Tottenham defeated Crystal Palace 4-1.
Real Madrid went 3-1 at Bernabeu after scoring two goals for Levante. Real won the match 2-2 to avoid an accident. Newcastle's Jatro Williams sent the ball in the seventh minute of the Liverpool net. Nevertheless, the match that Liverpool won 3-1 was Mohammad Salah with a pair of Sadio quality goals.
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Los Blancos scored the first goal of Karim Benzema's head in the cross of Dani Carvahal in the 25th minute of the match, and Benzema's second goal from the thigh of Hames Rodrigues five minutes later. Real knocked Casimiro's scoreline 3-1 in the 5 minutes, dramatic on Saturday afternoon. But 5 minutes after the start of the break, Borha Mayoral, who was heading to Levante from Real, was cut short by a goal. Then Gonzalo Melero scored with a goal from the head in the 8th minute to cut the scoreline 2-2. The two teams were desperate for a goal, with Lewis Morales' right-footed shot in the 7th minute if Levante came back with 5 points. But it did not go to the desired address, so they are returning with the rate and with the second win in that match, Real has come up with two points.
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