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text: Let's move beyond all this "Marxism is dead" stuff. Let's also forget about the regular announcements that "Marxism is alive!" The reality is that Marxism has retreated from the summits of intellectual and actual power ... Introduction: What is being discussed? Introduction Before we come to scientific socialism itself it is useful to trace its formation back to the ideas and social changes that had occurred before Marx and Engels even put pen to paper. The world in the days before the French ... Chapter 1: The Enlightenment The Enlightenment The connection between Obama and Kant is the subject of a forthcoming book by a right wing conspiracist... probably When the philosophy professor Immanuel Kant in Germany published an essay in 1784 titled What is ... Chapter 2: The breakthrough in philosophy The Breakthrough in Philosophy "The True is the Whole" Hegel Whilst Kant took key aspects of philosophy forward with his arguments, to some they felt he also left many other questions unanswered. His philosophy formed an important bedrock to ideas ... Chapter 3: Hegel and the completion of German idealist philosophy Hegel: The completion of German Philosophy "Can one be communist without Marx?" Antonio Negri ... Chapter 4: The early utopian socialists The Utopian Socialists The beginnings of scientific socialism - when Freddy met Charlie The year 1843 was the end of the Left Hegelians as a distinct intellectual current. Feuerbach, Bauer and Karl Marx all diverged along different paths, only ... Chapter 5: The beginnings of scientific socialism The beginnings of scientific socialism - When Freddy met Charlie We can begin as we did with Hegel, on the general approach or method which provided the underpinnings of Marx and Engel's method. Marx explained in the preface to Capital: Volume 1, published several decades later, that he ... Chapter 6: The materialist dialectic The Materialist Dialectic As part of turning Hegel back on his head, Marx takes Hegel's rough outline of the philosophy of history but elaborates it from a materialist perspective. The notion that history had some kind of progression was one of the ... Chapter 7: Historical Materialism Historical Materialism These different levels of abstraction make up the scientific method of Marxism. It is worth clarifying what is meant by that because the tyranny of English can lead you to believe that if something is abstract then it is not ... Chapter 8: The method of abstraction Abstraction "Without alienation, there can be no politics." Arthur Miller The concept of alienation in capitalist society is used by Marx to explain the real conditions of not just the proletariat, but humanity in ... Chapter 9: Alienation Alienation Whilst Marx and Engels did not generally write extensively on what would later became known as social oppression, they were opposed to racism and sexism as being divisive in the working class struggle. Whilst class is always ... Chapter 10: Social Oppression Social Oppression As Marx and Engels explain in the opening lines of The Communist Manifesto, all human history is the history of exploiting classes and the exploited classes battling it out for control of the surplus that is generated. ... Chapter 11: Surplus value, the working class and ideology Surplus value the working class and ideology Due to the way that it accumulates capital, Capitalism is a crisis ridden system. It is impossible for it to maintain itself as a peaceful system of class equilibrium on a global or usually even a national level for any ... Chapter 12: Boom and bust and the limits of capitalism Boom and bust and the limits of capitalism Revolutionary crises under capitalism This phenomenon of capitalism points to the chronic instability of the system caused by the anarchy of production, but it is usually not itself enough to generate a revolutionary ... Chapter 13: Revolutionary crises under capitalism Revolutionary Crises Under Capitalism That is the political side of socialism as Marx and Engels understood it, but there is another level of their analysis which in many ways is the bedrock of the scientific aspects of socialism. It is this aspect, most fully ... Methodology I: Scientific Socialism as a World-view Methodology I: Scientific socialism as a world-view The claim that Marxism 'reduces everything to the economy', is like the much repeated accusation that Freud was 'only interested in sex', both are lazy, over simplifications which don't deal with the substance of the ... Methodology II: Marxism and determinism Methodology II: Marxism and determinism Earlier we saw how Marx had rejected Hegel's notion that the (Prussian) state was the culmination of rational thought or some kind of neutral mediator of civil society. If we see society from the perspective of classes and ... Chapter 14: The capitalist state, workers state, socialism and communism (the riddle of history solved) socialism and communism "Obviously the development of scientific socialism is not yet finished." Georgi Plekhanov Georgi Plekhanov, known as the father of Russian Marxism and Rosa Luxemburg, senior leader in the German Social Democrat ... Chapter 15: The Second International The Second International From 1890 onwards, there was a debate among various key thinkers in the International over the question of Historical Materialism, sometimes this debate was understood as being about Marxist philosophy, but it was a deeper ... Chapter 16: The debates over historical materialism The debates over historical materialism Beatrice Webb with husband Sidney (who both founded the London School of Economics) and George Bernard Shaw, playwright and regular lover As a mass organisation, the Second International contained both revolutionary and ... Chapter 17: Fabianism in Britain Fabianism in Britain Eduard Bernstein, chief architect of reformist socialism The creation of mass working class parties across the developed capitalist world at this time inevitably saw debates over programme and strategy, from both right ... Chapter 18: Revisionist controversy in Germany The revisionist debate in Germany "Ideas travel in human boots" Enrico Ferri The growing tensions in Europe before 1914 indicated to many that a war was coming. The era of colonialism had led to a surge in militarism and constructions of navies and ... Chapter 19: Reform or revolution 1914-1919 Reform or revolution 1914-1919 The "Great War" had seen slaughter on a previously unknown scale. Europe and west Asia emerged from the fighting into a new world. The remnants of the Ottoman empire was torn up by the imperialists, with new colonies grabbed ... Part Four – The struggle for the soul of Marxism The struggle for the soul of Marxism The Comintern in its healthy period was a place of serious and deep methodological debate over revolutionary strategy and tactics. The problem facing the emerging revolutionary forces was that many countries were in ... Chapter 20: Ultra leftism and the Third International Ultra leftism and the Third International The Hungarian philosopher Georg Lukács became a Marxist after the Russian revolution, joining the Hungarian Communist party in 1918. His earlier career involved literary criticism and questions of culture, not politics. ... 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Chapter 26: Maoism in East and West Maoism in East and West "Ce n'est qu'un début" [This is just the beginning] Slogan from France 1968 [caption id="attachment_713" align="alignleft" width="201"] Barricades in Paris, 1968[/caption] To make reference to a "new ... Chapter 27: The New Left The New Left "When a worker, somewhere in the world, approaches a tank with his bare fists and cries out that he's not a slave, what are we if we remain indifferent?" Albert Camus There was a brief period in the 1950s ... Chapter 28: Existentialism: "a philosophy of reality" Existentialism: "a philosophy of reality" "Marx founded a new science, the science of History"[ref] Althusser 1976a, p. 151.[/ref] By the late 1950s the terrain of debate for Marxist theory had shifted quite dramatically. The long boom and the introduction ... Chapter 30: Structuralist Marxism Structuralist Marxism Nicos Poulantzas, writing from 1968 until his untimely death in 1979, was considered by some as a continuator of Althusserian thought in Europe. However, Poulantzas' ideas on the nature of the state and class struggle exist ... Chapter 31: Poulantzas and Eurocommunism Poulantzas and Eurocommunism "When the development of capital's interests in the factory is blocked, then the functioning of society seizes up: the way is then open for overthrowing and destroying the very basis of capital's power" Mario Tronti ... Chapter 32: The Autonomy of the political – Operaismo and Autonomism Operaismo and Autonomism "'Reality', finally, is a historical construct" Richard Markley Postmodernism emerged as one of the most powerful cultural trends in the advanced capitalist countries in the post war period. The cause of its rise were ... Chapter 33: What is truth? The rise and fall of postmodernism What is truth? The rise and fall of postmodernism Lukács once wrote that Marxism was all about method, and that even if "recent research had disproven once and for all every one one of Marx's individual theses"[ref] Lukács, 1971 p. 1[/ref] then it would still be valid. ... Chapter 34: Analytical Marxism Analytical Marxism "We should ask the feminist questions, but try to come up with some Marxist answers" Juliet Mitchell "If you don't know how women are exploited, you can never really know how men are." Mariarosa Dalla Costa and Selma ... Chapter 35: Unity or contradiction? The struggle for a socialist feminism Unity or contradiction? The struggle for a socialist feminism, Unity or contradiction? The struggle for a Socialist-Feminism Habermas was a gifted and promising student of Heidegger at university – who rebelled against his teacher in 1953 as a result of Heidegger's connections with the Nazi party. He studied at the Institut für Sozialforschung ... Chapter 36: Habermas – the last Marxist? 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Western State College's Mountaineers exacted some retribution for New Mexico Highlands' last-second heroics against them a season ago, scoring a 15-14 homecoming victory on a last-second 27-yard field goal by Lloyd Tucker on Saturday in Gunnison, Colo.
It was the first loss of the season for the Cowboys (4-1 overall, 2-1 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference) and the first win of the year for Western State (1-4, 1-2).
Highlands, head coach Eric Young and his staff now prepare for a homecoming matchup against Adams State on Saturday at Perkins Stadium.
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — New Mexico may be without fired head football coach Mike Locksley.
But this past Saturday's Rio Grande Rivalry between New Mexico and New Mexico State continued one recent tradition that is still a rarity in Football Bowl Subdivision games — two black head coaches going against each other.
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• NMHU women vs. Texas-Permian Basin, 3 p.m., Perkins Stadium
• Robertson girls at Pojoaque Valley, 3 p.m., Jacona
• Mora vs. Pecos, 5:30 p.m., Montoya Gym
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Another esteemed member of the New Mexico Highlands University coaching fraternity has died.
Fred Bleil, who was head coach of the NMHU football program when it won its first Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference championship in 1981, died Monday in Houston.
A native of Kingsley, Iowa, Bleil had lived in San Marcos, Texas, at the time of his death. He was 62.
Bleil took over the Cowboys football program in 1979 and in his third year at the helm he led the 'Pokes to a 7-3 record and the RMAC title.
Robertson continued to assert its boys' soccer dominance over district foe Moreno Valley on Wednesday, winning an 8-1 romp.
Coach Clarence Montoya's Cardinals are now 4-4 overall. But even factoring in that Wednesday's win came on the heels of a 4-1 verdict Saturday at Socorro, Montoya won't say his club now has momentum on its side.
"Sometimes with games like this, you go backward," he said.
After a strong effort in games one and two Tuesday night, the New Mexico Highlands volleyball team slipped off the pace in a 3-1 loss to visiting Eastern New Mexico.
The defeat, which dropped the Cowgirls to 7-7 on the season, came in spite of solid front-line play. Jazmine Harge, a former Robertson standout, had one of her best matches with 10 kills (on a .348 hitting clip), two solo blocks, three block assists, three digs and one service ace. Dominique Benton also had 10 kills to go with one block and three block assists.
The NMHU Rugby Club Vatos (6-2) bounced past the solid, rugged, and experienced El Paso Scorpions (5-2) this past Saturday at Perkins Stadium, 24-22.
"Following another exciting Cowboy football win, it was a good afternoon of contact sport for NMHU," said coach Dick Greene. "True success and sportsmanship beget a culture of high expectation and class. This should be the standard at NMHU... I was pleased that the lads showed a better understanding of the game and had moments of excellence."
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• Mora vs. Escalante, TBA, Las Vegas
• NMHU women vs. Fort Lewis, TBA, Perkins Stadium
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• West Las Vegas vs. Bernalillo, 4 p.m., Gillie Lopez Gym
• Pecos vs. Escalante, 5 p.m., Sanchez Gym
For the second time this season, New Mexico Highlands women's soccer team is hosting a program ranked among the top three in the nation.
Highlands faces Fort Lewis, ranked third in NCAA Division II, at 7 p.m. Friday at Perkins Stadium.
The Skyhawks are undefeated with an 8-0-1 overall record and are the top team in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference with a 5-0 mark.
NMHU and coach Justin Wagar are 2-5 overall and 1-3 in the RMAC. The Cowgirls are coming off a 3-2 loss at No. 16 Regis in Denver this past Sunday.
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Shelby County Juvenile Court has taken a lot of heat lately over how juvenile offenders are handled.
While the problems are real, it should be acknowledged, also, that reforms the court has instituted regarding the detention of juveniles has helped Tennessee lead the nation in reducing the rate of juvenile detentions to its lowest level in 35 years.
A story by Scripps Howard News Service writer Bart Sullivan in Sunday's Viewpoint section documented programs in place to reduce the number youngsters detained in juvenile detention facilities, many for minor crimes.
Tennessee showed the biggest change, with a 66 percent decline in confinement of juveniles, between 1997 and 2010. Programs in place by the local Juvenile Court, the state's largest juvenile justice system, helped spur Tennessee's success.
Last April, the U.S. Department of Justice, after a three-year investigation, released a scathing report, citing the court for a number of shortcomings involving juveniles. Problems listed included juveniles charged with crimes not having adequate defense attorney presentation, a disproportionate number of African-Americans taken to the court and detention safety issues.
Officials from Shelby County, Juvenile Court and the Justice Department signed an agreement outlining how those problems would be corrected.
Long before the report was issued, however, Juvenile Court Judge Curtis Person and his staff were working with school officials, and organizations like the Tennessee Commission on Children and Youth and the Annie E. Casey Foundation, to reduce the number of juveniles brought to the court for minor offenses.
The court also developed a detention assessment tool to help determine whether youths charged with more serious offenses should be detained.
The court here and juvenile court officials nationally have realized that juvenile courts are not supposed to serve as youth jails and that juveniles charged with crimes should not be locked up unless they are a risk to the community or themselves.
There is nothing to gain by starting a youngster down a path toward an adult prison by incarcerating them for a minor offense.
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- December 18, 2012
HAVE you ever been underwhelmed by the service you've received on a flight?
Well you're not alone, a poll by travel website Skyscanner claims to have revealed the US airlines with the rudest employees.
American Airlines was voted the worst airline in terms of sky-high manners at 25 per cent, followed by United Airlines at 21 per cent and Delta Air Lines at 18 per cent.
Of course, this doesn't mean all employees are rude. The airlines may have been tainted by the minority. Plus the poll was of 1000 travellers.
Meanwhile, the airlines that scored the lowest in the survey, and were therefore the least rude, were ironically budget airlines Alaska Airlines, Fronteir and JetBlue, all at 2 per cent.
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leightho of Melbourne Posted at 10:44 AM December 18, 2012
Jetstar without a doubt are the rudest I have recently encountered. Will pay extra in future just to avoid them!
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sam lee Posted at 10:53 AM December 18, 2012
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GeosBest Posted at 11:27 AM December 18, 2012
Jetstar should be on the list although their flight attendants may not appear rude after you have run the gauntlet of the check in lot.
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M of NSW Posted at 11:43 AM December 18, 2012
QANTAS..... the best !
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Gil Gunderson Posted at 11:44 AM December 18, 2012
Qantas by a long way. There seems to be a holier than thou attitude
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nicky Posted at 11:46 AM December 18, 2012
I'm surprised Virgin is not on the list. I missed a flight (due to the inconsistent check in times around Australia) and the attendant could barely tear herself away from the monitor to tell me. Then when I asked to be rebooked she just plain ignored me. I know I missed the flight but if you are an attendant then try to attend... it's what you are paid to do after all.
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Susannah of Sydney Posted at 11:47 AM December 18, 2012
Surprised not to see BA on this list. On both legs of a return flight between London and New York, the British Airways economy class flight attendants were the rudest, most unhelpful staff I've ever experienced on an aircraft. Once with this airline was enough ... and I'm a Pom!
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Fat Elvis of Viva Brisvegas Posted at 11:49 AM December 18, 2012
I'm not sure how valid this is... Virgin America has 52 planes whereas American airlines has 604 planes... Doesn't this mean that there is more opportunity to experience the rudeness of American Airlines? Plus American has much larger planes on average
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dt Posted at 11:57 AM December 18, 2012
every flight i have been on domestically (only ever travelled qantas and virgin), the staff have all been great.
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Never Fly jetstar Posted at 12:03 PM December 18, 2012
Jetstar - HANDS DOWN - the rudest staff ive ever dealt with - from their call centre to ground staff... Which would be ok if they provided on time flights etc....
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Bowmer of Sydney Posted at 12:04 PM December 18, 2012
Airline with the rudest staff: Virgin Australia Airline with the least rude staff: Qantas
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Joshua Perugini of Adelaide Posted at 12:08 PM December 18, 2012
I had a pretty bad experience with Cathay Pacific cabin crew. It surprised me, as they seem to have a good reputation for being very hospitable.
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Neal of Cairns Posted at 12:13 PM December 18, 2012
I've had a couple of really rude ones on Qantas over the years.
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ez of sydney Posted at 12:23 PM December 18, 2012
I have often flown with Alaskan Airline and they have always been lovely and wonderful.
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appalled Posted at 12:23 PM December 18, 2012
I bet some of the staff at Qantas could give them a run for their money!
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XVZ of Brisbane Posted at 12:26 PM December 18, 2012
FinnAir, British Airways and Emirates far and away the rudest, hard to split them as they were all equally as bad. Friendliest I've flown are Singapore Airlines and Thai Airways by a mile.
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The Grey Ghost of Cairns Posted at 12:31 PM December 18, 2012
There's not a single rude hostie in Australia that I've ever encounted. They're ALL wonderful.
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Dee Posted at 12:37 PM December 18, 2012
Lufthansa - flew with them a few years ago and the air hostess was more concerned about the needs of the other hostees than she was about the passengers - bossy and condescending. On my best list - JAL - couldn't fault them, nothing was too hard and they had a wonderful amount of patience especially with the passengers travelling with small children.
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Jaswahn of Canberra Posted at 12:48 PM December 18, 2012
QANTAS, hands down. only as pleasant as they are required to be.
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will Posted at 1:02 PM December 18, 2012
no idea about rudest but personally i think qantas have the nicest.
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Ada Posted at 1:06 PM December 18, 2012
Hosties are usually fabulous, but some Tiger check-in staff are BEYOND rude. Just awful.
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Alana of W.A. Posted at 1:18 PM December 18, 2012
QANTAS... definitely. Rude.
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jaykay of brisbane Posted at 1:20 PM December 18, 2012
i recently flew with both AA and United. Both were awesome in comparison to our national carrier, who couldnt have been less helpful.
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May of sydney Posted at 1:23 PM December 18, 2012
Qantas staff are wonderful , I have seen some passengers really rude to the crew.
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David of Gold Coast Posted at 1:26 PM December 18, 2012
Qatar Airways
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Wilson Posted at 1:27 PM December 18, 2012
Personally, I have always found Qantas to be great. Virgin....well....mehhh.
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Sarah Jane Posted at 1:32 PM December 18, 2012
I have flown entensively both domestically & internationally with many different airlines. BA has got to be the worst of the bigger airlines, by far. I would never ever chose to fly with them again. Air China is the worst of the smaller airlines I have flown with.
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M of Melbourne Posted at 1:33 PM December 18, 2012
I'm not a flight attendant but I work in customer service and some days I have nothing but rude, obnoxious, unreasonable, demanding people. Think about what these people are dealing with day after day. Why is it unacceptable for flight attendants to not be pleasant but passengers can be as revolting as they like? I guarantee if people behaved accordingly you would have much happier and nicer flight attendants.
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Vaughan of Melbourne Posted at 1:35 PM December 18, 2012
QANTAS for sure! Refuse to fly them anymore. VA are amazing! Nothing is ever an issue for any of the staff!
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Liz of Coffs Posted at 1:35 PM December 18, 2012
Singapore Ailines are the best by a country mile! Their concern for your welfare is genuine not fake!
Comment 30 of 72
Comeflywithme of Melbourne Posted at 1:36 PM December 18, 2012
Qantas for sure!!
Comment 31 of 72
BEan of Beanville Posted at 1:38 PM December 18, 2012
Never found any of them to be rude. But then I don't hassle them for anything. The counter staff, well thats a different matter... Tiger I'm looking at you...
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Ben Posted at 1:40 PM December 18, 2012
I believe Qantas staff is rude. Customer expect better service for the money they pay for tix. As compared to Qantas, Asian airlines such as Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand are helpful, customer friendly.
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Anon Posted at 1:43 PM December 18, 2012
None, I've been living abroad the last few years and have flown countless times both here in Aus and overseas... Never once had a bad experience. I find Jetstar staff to be some of the best, and I imagine their jobs would be quite stressful at times.
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MST Posted at 1:54 PM December 18, 2012
Qantas staff are not necessarily rude - just disinterested - which on a SYD-Dallas flight is not good. On the other hand travelled REX last weekend - they were great - all the staff from check in, hostie and pilots . . .
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Sir Les of Australia Posted at 1:58 PM December 18, 2012
Congrats to Qantas for a hostie that yelled from the back of the plane ... no class, just ego.
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michelle Posted at 1:58 PM December 18, 2012
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Simon Posted at 2:03 PM December 18, 2012
Alitalia has the rudest flight attendants overall
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MM of Gold Coast Posted at 2:04 PM December 18, 2012
Best Eva Air and Korean Air, miles ahead of any airlines
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Jay of Perth Posted at 2:04 PM December 18, 2012
I've never once encountered a rude flight attendant. But then again I'm not a whinging git without courtesy and manners. Most of the rudeness I've observed on flights has come from the passengers. I certainly couldn't do their job with what they have to put up with, passengers would be getting a good slapping from me.
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Easy One Posted at 2:04 PM December 18, 2012
Qantas Definetly
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mick of Brisbane Posted at 2:08 PM December 18, 2012
If you want to avoid rude staff, don't be a jackass when flying. Ironically? No. Coincidentally, contrary to popular belief, contrasting opinion, antithesis, but not ironically.
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Mick Posted at 2:12 PM December 18, 2012
It makes sense, in America you need to pay tips for service. Flight attendants are probably feeling constantly ripped off.
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Frequent Flier to Melbourne of Perth Posted at 2:14 PM December 18, 2012
Jetstar! Some are rude, unhelpful, give out inaccurate information, and cancel flights seemingly on a whim.
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Rebecca Posted at 2:16 PM December 18, 2012
Domestic - best service is Virgin, worst is Jetstar. International - best service (I've experienced) has been Emirates or Japan Airways, worst has been Air Canada.
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Ace Posted at 2:18 PM December 18, 2012
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Jman of Home safe Posted at 2:19 PM December 18, 2012
Qantas the rudest - Singapore the best
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Blake of Melbourne Posted at 2:27 PM December 18, 2012
Best ones are the crew on the smaller planes, like the Dash-8s. Not sure why, just seem to be more cheery and more fun.
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Kit Kat Posted at 2:34 PM December 18, 2012
Air France definitely at the top of the most rudest airlines I've ever flown with
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John of Brisbane Posted at 2:40 PM December 18, 2012
@M of Melbourne : because its your job! and the passengers pay your wage
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Hi Prutser, when I did the calculations regarding the driveshaft length and the amount of travel tha Maximum on a 100mm extension was theoretically 260mm doing ( a rough bit of working out 244 at 50mm extension) really would be the maximum travel so to achieve 248 you need to be carefull your not pushing two areas too far. Firstly the uj will be running very tight at those angles, and even though these are extremes if the shaft is revolving at any speed the wear and stress on the joint will be very high. Also the internal dimensions of the shaft tube mixed up with the offset pivot between the uj and the swing arm pivot mean the more extreme the angle the closer the shaft gets to the edge of the internal area of the tube which in turn puts pressure on the UJ and swing arm pivots. This clearance I believe runs out before the above measurements. Which would indicate your drive shaft could well be rubbing on the internal metal of the tube. Both these factors are part of the reason why HPN run a maximum of 240 travel on a 100mm extension and take into account they also machine the internal area of the tube as well as machine part of the the bevel box cup end of the shaft to lighten and reduce the diameter of the shaft which may give them a slight advantage over the standard sizes. I wanted to go a bit safer again and so reduced that travel to 234mm travel in real terms but doubt it would ever get beyond 230. I am not being critical here at all just hope you are aware of the problems that may be encountered and ( i hope are not a problem for you) if your informed you can prevent a failure of the components or damage to your bike or even worse yourself. Jake.
Thank you Jake,
I'm am aware of those things and using the thin drive shaft.(not the one with the demper)
When I measured the clearance there was still enough room. And not to much (extra) stress on the u joints.
The shock I'm using is even shorter than what I could actually fit on the bike.
I have measured a lot of those swingarms and checked the clearances. Al the bikes had a different amount of travel before something would touch on the inside or the u-joint would be under to much stress.
At the moment I'm putting a bike together with the same length swing arm. And this one will never be able to make the same wheel travel because of the swing and shaft combi...!
I think I was just lucky with the shaft and the swingarm combination i'm using.
What I did do is give the bike more sag. To keep the monolever from jacking(lifting) until the shock is fully extended.
But thanks again for all the data. That might be helpful to a lot of us.
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Author: Tish Brewer
Date: November 24, 2003
Class: Tech/Structures
Instructor: Karen Pavelka
SC6000 and Other Surface Coatings for Leather:
Chemical Composition and Effectiveness
In the past few decades, little progress has been made in the field of leather conservation, and interest in new research in leather conservation is low. Today, much information available to conservators in this area comes from the leather industry itself, and the products developed for industrial purposes are not fully evaluated for use in conservation and preservation. That said, several acceptable coatings are available for use in book and leather conservation, whether they were developed for industrial purposes or other.
The field of conservation has recently adapted newer techniques for the coating of leather bindings as a measure of protection and aesthetic appearance. The much used, and older, method of treating leather with lanolin and neatsfoot oil is now avoided, as it does significant damage to the text when applied too heavily, migrating through the leather and causing staining and deterioration of the paper. Most commercially produced neatsfoot oil is made of lard, whose excess fatty acids can cause spew on the surface of the leather, while lanolin steals the skin's natural moisture (Fredericks). Coating materials in current use include Marney's Conservation Dressing, a solvent free mixture of waxes and oils, Pliantine, a beeswax and lanolin mixture, Klucel G, a hydroxyl propyl cellulose, and SC6000, an acrylic wax mixture (Haines 2). This paper aims to give characteristics of each, but will focus on the properties of SC6000.
It is important to note that in 1996, SC6000 was reformulated and replaced by SC7400 to meet British Health and Safety Standards. Since that time the new formulation has been supplied under its original name of SC6000. Practical tests on the new formulation show similar results to those done on the original formula, however, SC7400 has not been thoroughly scientifically evaluated. Because results of tests on the two products are similar, we continue to use the same name of SC6000 for the current product (Minter 189).
Desired characteristics of leather coatings
In 2002, the Leather Conservation Centre published a study done by Betty Haines titled "Surface Coatings for Binding Leathers". In her introduction, Haines lists some desired characteristics for a coating, including continuous flexibility of the film over the leather surface, firmness rather thantackiness, chemical and physical stability over time, minimum changes in color and texture of the leather, easy removability without damage to leather, andretardation of moisture permeation and pollutant penetration. Oils alone simply lubricate the leather surface, while waxes alone tend to crack and lack flexibility. For an ideal coating to be film forming and have easy removal, the choice of polymer is an acrylic over a urethane, as urethanes are irreversible. Blending an acrylic polymer with waxes will produce a surface film that is flexible and without the disadvantages of wax alone. This mix also requires polar solvents to bring the polymer into suspension for blending, which may have a negative effect on the leather depending on its method of tanning. Vegetable tanned leathers can be effected negatively in highly polar solvents, as tans can migrate to the surface of the leather causing dark staining and embrittlement (Haines 1).
Generally, conservators have observed that liquid dressings are more difficult to apply evenly and sparingly than are cream formulations. There is also a tendency for oils and dressings to darken the leather more than products designed to give a surface coating only (Haines 4). All products tested in Haines' study were deemed acceptable after testing flexibility, surface tack, permeability to water vapor and atmospheric pollutants, and pH. She emphasizes that the choice of which coating to use is still up to the book conservator, who should select a coating on the basis of ease of application and desired final appearance (Haines 14).
Klucel G, Pliantine, and Marney's Conservation Dressing
Test results and effectiveness
Particular disadvantages are associated with the coatings Klucel G, Pliantine, and Marney's. Klucel G can give a dull finish and tend to break upon repeated flexing of the leather (Haines 2). Consolidants can be problematic because they usually contain polymers with molecules too large to penetrate the surface of the leather well, but Klucel G seems to be "relatively benign" as a surface consolidant when diluted properly (Fredericks).
Pliantine can give a tacky surface to the leather if applied too liberally (Haines 2), and stains the leather badly (Haines 5). In addition to the ingredients of lanolin, cedarwood oil, and beeswax, Pliantine also contains trichloroethylene (Haines 3), a toxic solvent usually used to clean grease from metal parts (Trichloroethylene). The trichloroethylene used in the current formula replaced the problematic hexane used in the previous formula of Pliantine. The difficulty with a solvent such as hexane lies in its rapid evaporation. Before the fat/hexane mixture can penetrate the leather, the hexane evaporates to the surface, taking most of the fat with it. The other main ingredient of Pliantine, beeswax, prevents air pollutants from penetrating the leather, but does so by closing off the leather, disturbing its water balance and causing it to dry out (Guidelines).
Marney's Conservation Dressing acts more as a lubricant than a coating, and can also leave a tacky surface if not applied judiciously (Haines 3). It is difficult to apply and can darken leather, bringing out blemishes (Haines 5). Coatings like oils and dressings tend to be too viscous too penetrate the leather deeply enough, so they remain on the surface and prevent the leather from breathing. These lubricants are also prone to oxidize, leading to discoloration and hardening of the leather, and causing organic acids to be released in the leather. Lubricants used to make up for a deficiency of fat in the leather can cause "overfatting", drawing moisture out from the leather and disturbing the natural water balance (Guidelines). Lubricants alone do not provide protection against sulfur dioxide in pollutants, and can leave the surface sticky, attracting lint and dust. Most leathers are stable at an oil content of about 5% by weight, and an oil too concentrated can raise the oil content by up to 10% when applied to the leather surface, thus robbing the leather of its natural moisture content (Fredericks). "Before adding a lubricant to any leather, it is important to decide if it actually needs more flexibility, and to understand why it is stiff. If the fibers themselves are deteriorated and brittle, lubrication will not help" (Fredericks).
Test results and effectiveness
SC6000 has a drawback in its application, but is otherwise an effective coating as tested so far. When the product is not applied correctly, the pattern of application can remain visible after drying (Haines 5). It should be applied in small areas at a time, and slowly, in order to give the desired result. SC6000 shows the least amount of darkening to leather when compared to the other coatings, but does darken the surface slightly. In testing permeability to pollutants, SC6000 showed only small reduction in pH, which would mean a small increase in acid content in comparison to either no coating or other coatings. SC6000 shows effectiveness in protecting leather against water vapor transmission and acidic atmospheric pollutants (Haines 9), especially if a thicker surface coating has been applied (Haines 13). Addition of SC6000 to leather resulted in a 19-24% reduction in water transmitted,variance depending on the type of skin (Haines 8). When a solvent cleaner was applied to a leather surface coated with SC6000 and assessed microscopically, it showed complete removal of SC6000 without discoloration or damage to the grain surface of the leather (Haines 14). Haines concludes that SC6000 is an effective coating for new or undamaged leather. No other coatings tested showed any particular advantage over SC6000, and this result supports its wide use in binding and conservation. It should be noted that no acrylic coating alone can be recommended for application to scuffed or red rot areas of leather, as they will cause darkening and embrittlement, probably due to polar solvents affecting partially deteriorated leather grains (Haines 15). The label on each jar of SC6000 reads as follows:
Apply sparingly by brush or lint-free cloth onto sound leather surfaces, working in a small area at a time. The finish dries quickly and can be buffed to a shine. SC6000 is reversible in water and alcohols. Use in good ventilation. SC6000 is an effective finish for sound leather but should not be applied to fragile or flaking surfaces. It is recommended to test SC6000 in an unobtrusive area prior to use to ensure compatibility with the original finish.
The label mentions twice that SC6000 should be used only on "sound" leather. Glen Ruzicka of the Conservation Center for Art and Historic Artifacts in Philadelphia developed a possible solution for coating on fragile or flaking leather areas, called the "Red Rot Cocktail". This mixture consists of equal parts of SC6000 and a 5% solution of Klucel G in ethanol. The mixture is easy to apply but can slightly darken the leather surface (Haines 17). It is very effective in retarding the transmission of water vapor through the surface, and gives "an aesthetically pleasing finish" (Haines 18).
Its history and composition
SC6000 is a combination of natural and artificial waxes blended together with a soft acrylic resin. It was first formulated as a final top spray for the shoe industry in the late seventies and began being used for bookbindings in the early eighties. SC6000, unlike other surface coatings at the time, "gave a continuous impermeable layer which resisted the penetration of sulfur dioxide in artificial aging chambers. The material has been used since then in increasing quantities by book restorers and conservators" in Europe and particularly in the United States (Thomson).
Material Safety Data sheets for SC6000, clear selfshine cream, show that it contains up to 40% isopropyl alcohol and less than 1% of aromatic hydrocarbon. Emulsification is assisted by increasing the pH using less than 1% ammonia. Diacetone alcohol, also called DAA, is also present in less than 5% (MSDS). DAA contains both an alcohol and a ketone group, and acts as the solvent for both hydrogen bonding and polar substances ("Diacetone"). SC6000, is 22-24% solid, with a boiling point of eighty degrees Celsius and a flash point of 29 degrees Celsius. Its pH is approximately 9-9.5, and it is incompatible with strong acids, alkalis, and oxidizing agents. Hazards to health are low. Hazard to environment is that of a floating fire hazard, as SC6000 is flammable and will float on water. It may also be harmful to fish and microorganisms used for water treatment, and may not be discharged into sewers or waterways (MSDS). The only existing MSDS comes from 1994, presumably describing the original formulation rather than the newest.
The properties of a shoe cream
No patent is found for SC6000, but in looking at similar patents it is seen that the term "shoe-cream" implies particular properties. Inventors of shoe-cream intend it to be a salve-like mixture of one or more different waxes and solvents. The composition may be applied easily, and after polishing should resist water. "The solvent content of the shoe cream makes possible a quick cleaning of street dirt and grime, and enables removal of spots and discolorations of all kinds." The cream with soft wax components dissolved in solvent penetrates into the leather and provides a "secondary lubrication which is necessary for the retention of flexibility in the leather". After application the solvent evaporates to leave a protective, water repellant layer of wax on the surface. After polishing this results in a lustrous but thin film. These compositions have the additional advantage of temperature stability. Waxes used in shoe cream include both natural and synthetic waxes, with different melting points and densities (Muller).
The properties seen in an ideal shoe cream are also desirable in the coatings of leather used for conservation, especially continued flexibility and resistance to water permeation. Protection against soiling and a pleasant sheen and handle are also properties of an ideal coating for leather used in binding and restoration. The same is wanted for leather shoes. Perhaps this justifies the switch from shoe coating to leather coating for conservators and bookbinders.
Concluding thoughts
Nearly all technical and chemical information on SC6000 is that of its first formulation, making current research on the product difficult. As mentioned before, no patent is found on either formulation and the MSDS is one that may not be exact. However, all tests with the newest formula prove the coating to be pleasing not only aesthetically, but also as a protective measure against degradation of leather by moisture and atmospheric pollutants. While commercial products can tend to change according to the market, it seems that SC6000 can be trusted for use in conservation, especially when compared to other coatings.
Works Cited
"Diacetone Alcohol". Chemical Land 21. October 2004 <http://www.chemicalland21.com/arokorhi/industrialchem/solalc/DIACETONE%20
Fredericks, Maria. "Conference review: Progress in Leather Conservation". WAAC Newsletter, Vol. 19, number 2 (1997). <http://palimpsest.stanford.edu/waac/wn/wn19/wn19-2/wn19-209.html>.
"Guidelines for the Conservation of Leather and Parchment Bookbindings". Koninklijke Bibliotheek. October 2004 <http://www.kb.nl/kb/resources/frameset_kb.html?/kb/cons/leather/chapter2.html>.
Haines, Betty M. Surface Coatings for Binding Leathers. Northampton, Eng.: Leather Conservation Centre, 2002.
Material Safety Data Sheet: SC6000. 24 January 1994.
Minter, Bill. "Book Review: Betty M. Haines, Surface Coatings for Binding Leathers". Journal of the American Institute for Conservation, Number 43 (2004): 189-190.
Muller, Karl-Hans et al. "Shoe Cream Polish Composition", Patent Number 4,208,213, 17 June 1980. USPTO Patent Full-Text and Image Database. October 2004
Thomson, Roy. "Re: SC6000". E-mail to Chief Executive, Leather Conservation Centre. 21 September 2004.
"Tricloroethylene". Wikipedia. October 2004 <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trichloroethylene>.
Resources for Leather Treatments and Preservatives
8260 Patuxent Range Rd.
Jessup, Maryland 20794
Conservation Resources International
5532 Port Royal Rd.
Springfield, Virginia 22151
Conservator's Emporium
100 Standing Rock Cir.
Reno, Nevada 89511
J. Hewit & Sons, Ltd.
Kinauld Leather Works
Leather Conservation Centre
University College Campus
Boughton Green Rd.
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