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It might not be such a stretch to describe Ewan Pearson as the Brian Eno of electronic dance music. Like Eno, Pearson is an out-of-the-box musical visionary capable of taking artists to new levels. And his studio wizardry has made him one of the UK's most in-demand remixers and producers, having w ... More >>
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Emerging from New York City's early-'90s acid house rave scene, Moby debuted with a deep, aqueous, tribal sound that would veer from ecstasy-rich techno to aggro industrial before crystalizing into the crossover poptronica of 1999's multi-platinum Play. Along the way, this socio-politically out ... More >>
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The LSE ("School") stipulates certain rules which must be observed in order to protect both people and property.
It is essential that all event organisers read General Emergency Information for Event Organisers on Houghton street Campus|, Emergency Information for Event Organisers in NAB|, Fire Procedures for the Towers|.
A model risk assessment form| can be found online.
While the majority of these rules apply to venues across the campus, the Old Theatre is one venue which is routinely used for non-traditional and non-academic purposes including performances such as plays, dance shows, fashion shows and other entertainment type events.
Organisers of these types of events are required to complete an Old Theatre event declaration form| which must be completed at least 3 weeks prior to the event taking place, and must be finalised no less than 1 week before the event. Only when the relevant LSE departments are satisfied that appropriate controls are in place and the LSE Health and Safety office have signed off the arrangements will the booking of the venue be confirmed by the LSE Conferences and Event Office.
A copy of the confirmed event declaration form between the organiser and LSE on the arrangements for events will be lodged with LSE Security, who are authorised by the LSE to ensure that the agreement is met. If the organiser fails to comply with the agreement then LSE security staff have the right to prevent the event from going ahead "on the night".
If circumstances outside the control of the organiser mean that they would need to deviate from the agreement, they must notify LSE Health and Safety Office of the proposed changes and agree a mutually acceptable solution.
All of these issues must be considered by the organiser, and with all of these issues we strongly advise you contact service providers with as much notice as possible. Short notice requests are not always possible to accommodate. Organisers should also note that services required outside the normal working day and at weekends may be chargeable.
Information about AV equipment and support can be found at http://www2.lse.ac.uk/intranet/LSEServices/IMT/facilities/avServices/home.aspx|, with specific information for student societies located at http://www2.lse.ac.uk/intranet/LSEServices/IMT/facilities/avServices/studentEvents/home.aspx|
Outside of normal working hours, unless specific arrangements are made with the AV unit the Old Theatre has no AV equipment available to use, as the equipment is locked away at the end of the working day, so its essential that you make arrangements in advance if you have any AV requirements. There may be a cost for AV support on weekday evenings, and at weekends.
NEW - in the summer of 2012 the School purchased new sound equipment specifically for the use of student societies out of hours providing better facilities for them. It is independent mobile system that contains 4 wireless mics, a couple of mic stands and hand held mics and a cd player. This plugs into the wall at the back of the OT. There is also a separate wall box with mic inputs on the stage itself. This is all independent of the main system which means LSE AV staff do not have to be present for it to be used. To use this equipment please contact the SU, firstname.lastname@example.com|.
Event organisers are not allowed to bring any electrical equipment such as amplification and sound systems, lighting rigs etc into School premises including in the Old Theatre. The only equipment that can be used, is that which is already present in the venue.
If an event organiser wishes to use the lighting system which is in place in the Old Theatre, then they need to arrange access to the lighting board, the procedure for doing this can be found at Electricians and access to the lighting board|.
No electric heaters may be brought into LSE venues.
Any cables must be taped down to prevent trips and avoid damage to the cable, plug or equipment.
The LSE has a fire risk assessment for the Old Building and other LSE buildings covering normal day to day use of the building. Flames (including candles, tea lights, pyrotechnics) and special effects (such as smoke, dry ice) are not covered by this assessment and are not allowed to be used under any circumstances.
Any props including soft furnishings or furniture brought in for the performance must conform to current safety (fire retardant) standards or the Furniture and Furnishings (Fire) (Safety) Regulations 1988 and have been treated with flame retardant spray.
No food or food preparation/distribution is permitted in the Old Theatre itself, Old Building entrance, or corridors by the Old Theatre.
There are reception venues in the Old Building which can be booked, the Atrium Gallery on the ground floor of the Old Building can be booked for receptions, but events in the Gallery can only be catered by LSE central catering. LSE Central Catering website contains the prices of their menus, and considerable other information, http://www2.lse.ac.uk/intranet/LSEServices/cateringServices/Home.aspx|
If the organiser wishes to arrange their own reception this can be done, but they have to operate following the Policy on provision of informal hospitality catering. http://www2.lse.ac.uk/intranet/LSEServices/cateringServices/functions/Policy.aspx|
No cooking or re-heating is permitted on the LSE premises by anyone other than LSE central catering, or one of their approved external caterers.
If event organisers have provided catering following the provision of informal hospitality they are responsible for ensuring there are sufficient means of disposing of anything used in the preparation, serving and eating of food. Waste should be disposed of in line with the LSE's Sustainability Guidelines|, in the places designated by LSE.
Organisers of productions and other events in School venues, with any accompanying receptions, are responsible for ensuring emergency arrangements are in place. They should appoint a member of their organisation to be in overall charge of the event, and to liaise with the LSE both before and during the event.
Organisers should appoint sufficient stewards to enable any room or theatre they use to be evacuated within 3 minutes of an alarm sounding, and to escort all those attending the event to the Fire Assembly Point|.
Such stewards should be briefed in their fire duties, crowd management, etc. LSE Health and Safety or Conference and Events can assist with providing information for such briefings|. Note: 1 steward per fire exit in the venue is the minimum. In the Old Theatre, the Conference and Events Office generally have no less than 8 stewards per event. You can hire stewards| from the Conference and Events office, there is a charge for this service.
Stewards remain on duty from before the audience starts arriving to after the last member of the audience (or last person attending a function) has left. They may not have any alcoholic drinks while on duty.
All participants (actors, performers, stage crew, musicians, etc) must be briefed in advance on their responsibilities should the fire alarms sound before, during or after a performance.
Organisers must establish adequate first aid provision for the number of people attending. As a minimum, they must have a designated appointed person to take charge if someone falls ill. The first aider may not have any alcoholic drinks while on duty. They should ensure there is an appropriately stocked first aid box readily available.
If events are organised that take place or run outside normal office hours (i.e. Monday to Friday 8am to 6.30pm) then it must be borne in mind that some building exit doors (possibly fire exit doors) might be secured with security locks that are interlocked to the building's fire alarm system. Event organisers must familiarise themselves with how these operate. Special care must be taken to advise people about safe ways out of our buildings during the evening and at weekends in the event of fire or other threat.
Specific information about the Old Theatre and the emergency procedures for this venue are available here|.
Events in the Old Theatre have to have finished on weekdays (Monday to Friday) by no later than 11pm, with all tidying up completed by no later than 11.30pm. By 11.30pm the theatre and the green room if used need to have been vacated.
Events in the Old Theatre have to be finished on weekends (Saturday and Sunday) by no later than 10pm, with all tidying up completed by no later than 10.30pm. By 10.30pm the theatre and the green room if used need to have been vacated.
Rehearsals in the Old Theatre on weekdays have to be completed and the venue vacated by 10.30pm and by 6pm on a weekend.
Organisers risk their events being stopped (with lighting and sounds systems switched off) if they fail to comply with these rules.
The maximum number of people allowed into each room based on each rooms default setting is the number of seats in the venue. The capacity of each room can be seen on the rooms website|. The only people standing in a venue should be any stewards or security staff working at an event. Organisers have a responsibility not to allow venues to exceed their stated capacity.
The Old Theatre seats a maximum of 462 people. Extra chairs or furniture is not allowed to brought into rooms, including the Old Theatre.
If your events are at the weekend, and you have people other than LSE students and/or staff attending your event (ie people without a LSE ID card) you will need to put in place arrangements to allow for access for these people, as out of normal working hours access to LSE buildings including the Old Building is restricted to those with LSE ID cards.
From 2pm on a Saturday and all day on a Sunday, access to the Old Building is restricted to those with valid LSE ID card, or by prior arrangement with LSE security.
To enable non LSE people to access the Old Building in these times, the organiser will need to lodge a list of non LSE attendees with LSE security by 4pm on the Friday prior to the event (this needs to be emailed to both firstname.lastname@example.com| and firstname.lastname@example.com|), and to have a registration desk in place opposite the reception desk in the entrance of the Old Building, where non LSE attendees have to register. Organisers will have to provide non LSE attendees with some sort of the ticket or pass which is easily identifiable to LSE security staff if attendees are going to be going in and out of the building.
If people from outside the School are invited to attend an event then please make sure that they are told that although the School is a perfectly safe place (violence is virtually unknown) nevertheless these buildings are located in Central London and attract walk-in type thieves - so everyone needs to look after their property. The School, in common with most other UK universities, has an 'open to all' policy. This means that you should not leave valuable property lying around unattended anywhere inside the School INCLUDING inside apparently locked rooms. Laptop type computers are one of the most common items stolen here. Please remind delegates to take particular care of every item of property.
If organisers wish to use the Old Theatre green room| this needs to be booked out separately from the Old Theatre.
No drilling is permitted through walls, doors, screens or other elements in School venues.
No obstructions (including tables and chairs) are permitted inside the doors to the venue, nor in the corridors immediately outside the venue.
Fire exit routes must be kept clear at all times.
Organisers must have appropriate levels of public liability insurance (PLI) for the events they stage.
For LSE academic departments and research centres or administrative divisions, normal activities would be covered by the School's PLI, which can be found on the Finance Division website|. If you are using LSE venues for non traditional activities you should check that these activities will be covered by the School's PLI.
For SU societies, they will need to ensure that their planned activities are covered by the PLI held by the LSE Students Union.
Cleaning – http://www2.lse.ac.uk/intranet/LSEServices/ERD/conferenceAndEventsOffice/information/cleaning.aspx|
Rehearsals – the Old Theatre cannot be booked for rehearsals in the working week before 6pm. If SU societies wish to use other classrooms for rehearsals| the procedure can be found online.
VIP guests – if you have any VIP guests who come with their own security details please contact the LSE security office to discuss arrangements. http://www2.lse.ac.uk/intranet/LSEServices/security/Home.aspx|
Personal belongings of audience and performers – please see LSE security http://www2.lse.ac.uk/intranet/LSEServices/security/Home.aspx|
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Elizabeth Coleman began working with ex-prisoners when she was in her late seventies.
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Elizabeth opened her house to former prisoners on parole, to help them adjust to life on the outside.
Now, at 87, she's the founder of the Freedom Centre, based on a property in country Tasmania.
Ex-prisoners on parole chop wood, feed the chooks and work in the veggie garden.
So far, not one of her residents have re-offended. Many have been successfully re-integrated into the community.
Elizabeth says it works because she gives these men the thing they need most: love, understanding and acceptance.
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This is the first time in 28 years, that the Final Four has returned to North Texas, and you can believe it will be the largest ever.
They are expecting 80,000 to fill the seats inside of AT&T Stadium. The attendance record for the Final Four is 75,400 at Reliant Stadium in Houston three years ago. The record for the National Championship game is 72,009 at Ford Field in Detroit in 2009. Planning has been in the works for a few years now, the final layout inside has come together in the last month.
Outside the stadium they have 7 acres to work with. Kid Rock and Dierks Bentley are expected to play through the weekend.
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The Reserve Currency Status Corrupted America :
Gold is money and only gold can replace the dollar , if we move to the Euro as a reserve currency , ultimately it is going to corrupt Europe just like the Reserve Currency Status corrupted America there is no way we are debt back , we are going to default no matter what the credit rating agency are saying , are we going to be honest and restructure our the debt or are we going to keep on solving the problems by printing more money and issuing junk bonds ...we will end up like Argentina ....There gonna be a massive inflation Says Peter Schiff This morning on CNBC , he also talked about the massive inflation the debt that we are sinking in the federal reserve continuing to print more and more money out of thin air , the GDP is highly inflated with phony numbers , teaser rates , we are like Bernie Madoff running a giant Ponzi scheme ..people bought houses using teaser rates ...we do not know how long this recession will last
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The American Economy is a Giant Ponzi Scheme ready to Collapse : Peter Schiff
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Images: Birth of the first computer
Summary: J. Presper Eckert and John Mauch designed ENIAC to calculate the trajectory of artillery shells. Fortunately, we've found other uses for their invention.
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Eckert-Mauchly Computer
Mauchly and one of ENIAC's programmers. After a disagreement with the University of Pennsylvania over patents, Mauchly and Eckert left to form the Eckert-Mauchly Computer, which was bought a few years later by Sperry Rand and later became Unisys. Although Eckert stayed on, Mauchly left and was nearly broke when he died in 1980.
trajectory examFrances Blias and Elizabeth Jennings with ENIAC. Women performed many of the mathematical calculations and developed the programming techniques. Although they didn't get credit at the time, their role has recently become better acknowledged.
"The audience was absolutely astounded. ENIAC ran the trajectory faster than it took the bullet to trace it. People got, as a souvenir, a printout of the trajectory we ran," said Jean Bartik, one of the surviving programmers, about the first demonstration of ENIAC to the military and other scientists.
who deserved credit?
Herman Goldstine, a mathematician from the U.S. Army, at right and Eckert. Although the two collaborated on ENIAC, many of the original participants argued later over who deserved credit. Goldstine was responsible for bringing John Von Neumann into the ENIAC project. Eckert later asserted that Von Neumann tried to take credit for ideas that emerged with Eckert and Mauchly.
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I love your photos of the Filipino women - they are really wonderful! It creates an amazing effect that a part is colored and a part is black and white!
Pang–araw–araw Na Kabuhayan Ng Kababaihan
The Everyday Lives of Working Filipinas
Here we present images of women in today's Filipino economy. The economic crisis has led women to become active participants in the labor market; many women end up working in the informal sector. These women depict how Filipinas meet their family's basic necessities despite difficult circumstances by being practical and resourceful.
© Adjie Albiento and Corrine Antonio
The Philippines is a country that struggles to balance its strong cultural traditions with participation in a highly globalized world. Thankfully, despite deeply engrained social constructions, Filipino society empowers women to work and allows women the freedom to exercise their rights. These women are consumers, workers, lovers and caregivers all at once. These women are who we see in the markets, the malls, and in our homes.
So what kind of work do women do in an urban yet developing economy, such as that in the Philippines? In the kind of urban economy depicted in these photos, we can see that women are active in the labor market. Many women have settled into informal work such as selling vegetables that she harvested from her backyard, giving services on the street like treating feet and toenails (pedicure) or treating hands and fingernails (manicure) at a customer's home or along the streets and selling banana-cue (caramelized banana) and kamote-cue (caramelized sweet potato).
Filipina women in urban poor communities are trying their best able to cope with the economic crisis by re-evaluating their skills and capabilities. They no longer want to rely solely on income from their husbands to sustain the family's needs. When the economic crisis hit families in the Philippines, many Filipina women responded by creating jobs for themselves in the informal economy. Some women even began working in positions that were typically performed by men. During a visit to a friend's house in Bulacan, Adjie got a ride on a tricycle (pedi-cab), and she was surprised to see that the driver was a woman. More and more often, women are choosing unexpected lines of work in order to provide for their families.
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I love your photos of the Filipino women - they are really wonderful! It creates an amazing effect that a part is colored and a part is black and white!
12/05/2011 07:37:36
Thank you very much. It was my partner's idea to make the women only coloured.
05/06/2011 06:36:43
Hi, I like how the women were not portrayed as poor helpless victims here. Just curious if the women in the pictures gave their permission to be posted in this website?
12/07/2011 11:26:01
Good article. I do agree that women in the Philippines boldly take on various roles in the labor market. Thanks for capturing such moments!
However, I also hope that soon, we'll see them thriving in the corporate world as well, or even in the world of politics. With the exception of Gloria Arroyo, Pinays need women political leaders to look up to.
26/11/2012 17:34:48
Hi Clem, I've just revisited the exhibit again. To answer your question, yes, these women gave us permission to post their pictures, most were even expecting a media hype on the "Young Women Speaking the Economy" exhibit. They wanted to show the side of "Pinays" that continue to strive hard through these economic crises.
Hi Richgail, I think our country have a lot of Filipina political leaders we already look up to like Sen. Miriam Defensor-Santiago, Sen. Pia Cayetano, Sen. Loren Legarda, Hon. Risa Ontiveros-Baraquel, Sec. Leila De Lima and many more. :)


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Richard Brown pleaded guilty to three counts of aggravated involuntary manslaughter in June.
Brown was drinking last November when he smashed his pickup truck into a car on White Hill Road.
Thirty-nine-year-old Tina Comer, 18-year-old Jeffrey Comer, and 73-year-old Gracie Yount Cash, were killed in the crash.
Police say Brown's blood alcohol level, taken nearly three hours after the crash, was point 1.8.
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The Pasteur Museum is housed in the apartment where Louis Pasteur spent his final seven years and offers a rare behind-the-scenes look at the living and working environment of the world-renowned scientist. Visitors can gain a unique insight into his everyday life alongside his wife and can admire his rich and diverse scientific work.
Discover a charming place where science meets art and history.
At the cutting edge of biomedical research
The Institut Pasteur's scientific strategy focuses on developing original and innovative topics and promoting interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary cooperation and approaches. The Institut Pasteur teams have access to the technological resources needed to speed up and further improve the quality of their outstanding research.
Teaching students from around the world
Ever since the introduction of the world's first "Technical Microbiology" course in 1889, teaching has been a priority for the Institut Pasteur. The Institut Pasteur has an international reputation for quality teaching that attracts students from all over the world who come to further their training or top up their degree programs.
The mission of the Industrial Partnership team is to detect, promote, assist and protect the inventive activities from research (inventions, know-how and biological materials) conducted at the Institut Pasteur (and in some Institutes of its international network), and transfer there to industrial and/or institutional partners, in order to serve the patient needs and for the benefit of the society, as well as to contribute to sustainability of the Institut Pasteur's resources.
With international courses, PhD and postdoctoral traineeship, each institute of the Institut Pasteur International Network (RIIP) contributes to the transmission of knowledge with the training of young researchers all around the world. In this context, doctoral and postdoctoral programmes, study and traineeship fellowships are available to scientists. Alongside training, dynamism and attractiveness of RIIP will result in the creation of 4-year group for the young researchers.
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