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Unexplained computer crashes--which have at times made the difference between life and death--are sometimes attributable to bad math rather than poor operating system design, according to Sun Microsystems CTO Greg Papadopoulos. Sun has been granted $50 million from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) to prevent such errors from occurring, among other things. "Floating-point arithmetic is wrong," declares Sun researcher John Gustafson; the binary mathematical scheme computers use has difficulty representing certain numbers--fractions, for instance--accurately. Fractions are non-terminating numbers that defy attempts to be accurately expressed in binary format. Insight64 analyst Nathan Brookwood notes that software programmers can employ an array of methods to circumvent this error, but such workarounds can lead to performance slowdowns, especially in supercomputers that calculate billions of sums each second. Sun researchers are investigating interval arithmetic as a solution: The technique basically cages a mathematically incorrect number between two correct numbers. "If you can prove mathematically that the right answer is between this answer and that answer, you can restore mathematical rigor to computing," explains Gustafson. The interval arithmetic research Sun is conducting will be incorporated into a prototype supercomputer to be constructed with the DARPA grant; Gustafson estimates that the machine would be about 50 times faster than the fastest existing supercomputer. Whether DARPA will decide to take the supercomputer beyond the prototype stage will depend on how successful Sun is with "proximity interconnect," a new chip-to-chip communication methodology in which data is transferred wirelessly between chips. Click Here to View Full Article
There are numerous techniques Web users employ to recall the Web pages they visit (sending emails to themselves or writing sticky notes, for example), but most people do not avail themselves of such methods when they decide to revisit pages, say University of Washington's William Jones and Harry Bruce and Microsoft Research's Susan Dumais. Bruce says, "People should have fast, easy access to the right information, at the right time, in the right place, in the right quantity to complete the task at hand." The researchers have studied this phenomenon, with funding from the National Science Foundation, in the hopes that more useful tools for keeping track of information can be developed. Their work implies that "keeping" methods stem from the different ways people plan to use the data, but bookmarks, which are the chief "keeping" instrument of most Web browsers, lack many of the advantages users desire. Furthermore, Dumais, Jones, and Bruce have learned that no matter what "keeping" technique a user prefers, most users often attempt to return to a Web site using three other methods: Directly entering a URL in the Web browser, conducting search engine queries, or using another Web site or portal to access the page. Jones and Bruce, along with their students, enhanced a Web browser with an "Add to Favorites" dialog, which allowed people to add comments about a link, send it through email, or save the page to their hard drive from a single dialog; however, most testers did not adopt this option, since they had fallen out of the habit of using bookmarks. Now the researchers are devising a conceptual architecture for how people decide to retain information to use later, which Bruce terms PAIN (personal anticipation of information need). The team is also seeking a patent for tools and techniques to address the problem of "information fragmentation" by meshing all the data scattered across different documents and media into a single "My Life" taxonomy. Click Here to View Full Article
A market dominated by Unix-enabled servers could be disrupted with the introduction of Linux version 2.6.0, an updated kernel of the open-source operating system that was released Dec. 17. In a note to the kernel mailing list officially announcing the new kernel's release, Linux founder Linus Torvalds declared that most of the problems were fixed prior to the delivery of the final update, while the remaining bugs were esoteric and difficult to locate. Whereas the previous Linux kernel, 2.4.0, only runs on servers with four to eight processors, version 2.6.0 can run on 32-processor systems, according to Andrew Morton, the programmer in charge of the kernel. International Data analyst Jean Bozman says the growth rate of Linux servers has accelerated significantly over the last three quarters, with third-quarter sales totaling $743 million. Brian Stevens of Red Hat and SuSE Linux's Kurt Garloff expressed enthusiasm for 2.6.0's purported storage improvements, among them: Better handling of input-output requests and less vulnerability to "thrashing," in which heavy hard-disk traffic loads slows down the computer and sometimes leads to crashes; an improved volume manager; the ability to use file systems with more than 2 TB of storage space; and the removal of "device space" restraints. Garloff said 2.6.0 will be incorporated into SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 6 slated for release next summer. Red Hat plans to release Fedora Core 2, a hobbyist version of the new kernel, in April, to be followed by a 2.6.0-enabled version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 in 2005. Click Here to View Full Article
Segway, the company that develops the Segway Human Transporter, modified the two-wheeled, gyroscopically balanced vehicle for university projects supported by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) under its Mobile Autonomous Robot Software initiative, whose goal is to create robots that can aid military operations without a heavy reliance on human supervisors. An MIT project led by Dr. Una-May O'Reilly incorporated the Segway Robotic Mobility Platform into Cardea, a humanoid robot that can explore on its own, pass through doorways, and traverse hills and bumps. The Segway's gyroscopic balance system is Cardea's most important component, because it enables the machine to stand with perfect balance without requiring a cumbersome wide base, a capability that could allow the robot to interact with humans at eye level. Researchers plan to upgrade Cardea to follow commands from people it encounters, as well as extrapolate information about its environment through the manipulation of objects. Meanwhile, Carnegie Mellon University engineers have incorporated the Segway into smaller robots trained to play soccer, and intend to have these machines square off against humans riding Segways in a demo soccer match this summer. Sebastian Thrum of Stanford University, another participant in DARPA's Mobile Autonomous Robot Software project, says the Segway, in addition to being fairly inexpensive, "allows us to build relatively complex robots with relatively small footprints that can still see very nicely." The modified Segway platform moves according to directions from a computer program, and comes with a shelf where any equipment the robot needs--sensors, cameras, robotic limbs, etc.--can be positioned. Research teams have designed bumpers, kick stands, and even airbags so that there is less chance of damaging the valuable equipment the robots carry if the Segway platform loses balance. Click Here to View Full Article (Access to this site is free; however, first-time visitors must register.)
IBM Research's Collaborative User Experience Team is trying to improve email systems through its ReMail (Reinventing Email) project, which recently revealed a prototype client boasting features that promise to offer better email organization and management. "Part of the overload that people have is not just that everything comes in one stream but that it is scattered," notes ReMail team leader Dan Gruen, who adds that the goal of ReMail is to consolidate this scattered information into a manageable environment that aids collaboration. The three-pane ReMail interface can be adapted to display a calendar, a buddy list, and message threads, as well as a standard email message list. The list of messages in the in-box is indexed by collapsible/expandable "separators" that group the messages under headings for each day, while messages can be annotated through color-coding. Messages can also be organized creatively in ReMail through highlighting, while connections between messages can be visualized via the Thread Map, which displays a blue circle to symbolize a selected message, a hollow circle to represent sent messages, and a black circle signifying unread messages; arcs are used to represent links between messages. Messages can be indexed by sender through the Correspondent Map feature, while senders can be organized according to domain, and multiple senders within a domain can be grouped according to the number of messages they send. Icons representing messages in the in-box are provided through ReMail's Message Map, and users can search on message authors, status, or attachments. The Collections function enables in-box folders to be stored in-sight or out-of-sight and organized in any arrangement, including alphabetical. The prototype ReMail client can also store communication from different sources such as blogs and discussion lists. Click Here to View Full Article
A major issue stressed at the recent U.N. summit in Geneva was how to leverage information technology so that developing countries can benefit--and key to this is embedding trustful cybersecurity within these nations. But this goal is complicated by the fact that such countries are frequent targets of cyberattacks, and many governments lack the resources--knowledge especially--to set up effective countermeasures. Jet Infosystems director Eugeny Shabligin commented that technical know-how is only part of the solution: Trust between government and the people cannot be ensured without proper cybersecurity legislation and enforcement. That trust, however, is in danger as cybercrime rises, and security experts warn that trend is a serious threat to the future of the Internet. "If current trends persist, the Internet will inevitably evolve into a chaotic formation, swamped with tons of different spam messages, myriads of viruses," declared Garry Kondakov of Kaspersky Labs. "The home users as well as the various business organizations will refuse to use this global network, as it will become the main source of infections." Rheinhold Scholl of the International Telecommunication Union pointed out that the utilitization of networks and computers requires security as a prerequisite. As the leading source and target of cyberattacks, the United States has the most to lose if cybertrust cannot be established globally. The U.N. summit's action plan recommends inter-governmental and private-sector cooperation to manage worldwide Internet security. Click Here to View Full Article
President Bush's approval of the 21st Century Nanotechnology Research and Development Act on Dec. 3--which allocates $3.7 billion for National Nanotechnology Initiative projects--has split the nanotech community into two camps: Those supporting Foresight Institute founder Eric Drexler, who believes there should be more funds devoted to the investigation of molecular manufacturing, and researchers such as Rice University scientist Richard Smalley, who dismiss molecular manufacturing as patently impossible. Drexler believes the creation of "molecular assemblers" that could be used, for instance, to cure cancer or deliver clean energy is an attainable goal, although much research remains to be carried out. He also warns that such nanoscale machines could be used as terrorist weapons. Smalley and his compatriots counter that molecular assemblers are a dead end because the mechanical systems they need to function cannot work at nanoscale proportions. Drexler alleges that U.S. nanotech policy, which excludes molecular assembly on the grounds of infeasibility, is based on political rather than scientific reasoning. Stuck between both sides of this debate are venture capitalists such as Josh Wolfe, whose firm, Lux Capital, refuses to invest in molecular assembly research whose practical benefits are a long way off--and a lack of government support only makes such investments an even dicier prospect. Wolfe believes the government must be responsible for laying a solid foundation for molecular manufacturing, and criticizes Drexler's camp for attracting supporters who subscribe to some of nanotech's more outlandish promises, such as immortality.
Companies are looking to several emerging technologies to help them cope with rising data center costs and low utilization rates: META Group predicts data center budgets will grow by 70 percent over the next decade, with software spending expected to more than double and storage and server costs falling. Linux will figure prominently in the future data center and will experience a tremendous boost in 2004, according to Forrester analyst Ted Schadler, while Gartner says the Linux market will surpass $9 billion in 2007. Although lower cost plays some role in growing Linux adoption, companies are actually willing to pay for supported enterprise Linux versions, especially since operating system prices are usually a small percentage of overall software costs. A major benefit of Linux is the flexibility and scalability it offers, as it can be deployed in devices as small as cell phones and as large as IBM's z-Series mainframes; this range of applications allows companies to slim down their required IT skill set. And though mainframes have experienced a renaissance lately, smaller blade servers are becoming popular as well because of their ease of deployment and flexible configuration. Linux adoption dovetails with that of blade servers since the lightweight operating system is ideal for the smaller hardware. Virtualization is one of the most important technical data center advances, and will help boost utilization by pooling resources and avoiding over-provisioning. New data center standards are emerging as well to make data center administration more manageable; standards such as the XML-based data center markup language (DCML), supported by major management software vendors, and Microsoft's system definition model (SDM) will allow managers to operate data centers in a plug-and-play style. Click Here to View Full Article
Companies are becoming increasingly concerned about the possibility that their systems will be attacked before software patches are made available. At the InfoSec 2003 Conference in New York last week, information technology managers indicated that so-called zero-day attacks have the potential to cause enormous damage to data security. Joseph Inhoff, LAN administrator for lighting equipment maker Lutron Electronics, said company management is concerned about a zero-day attack, adding that in attending the conference he wanted to learn whether automated patching software would be an effective way to secure systems. Industry experts say the amount of time it takes a hacker to exploit a software flaw has been reduced substantially. For example, the SQL Slammer worm appeared last January, eight months after the vulnerability in the SQL Server database was discovered; but last summer's Blaster worm came nearly one month after Microsoft issued a Windows patch. Industry observers believe hackers will eventually attack systems before flaws are disclosed and vendors release patches. A zero-day attack might force an unprepared company to shut down their systems and restart them. Click Here to View Full Article
Supercomputing is the central driver behind scientific advances, plays an important role in the economy, and is proving useful in national security issues, says IBM systems vice president at the T.J. Watson Research Center, Tilak Agerwala. IBM collaborates with a number of national and academic laboratories on a number of supercomputing projects: The PERCS (Productive, Easy-to-use, Reliable Computing System) program, TRIPS (Tera-op Reliable Intelligently Adaptive Processing System), and the BlueGene L system are part of IBM's push toward novel leaps in supercomputing design. At the same time, Agerwala says IBM is pursuing more incremental advances in mainframe computers, supported by continuing improvements in chip speed and software standards. The ASCI Purple is IBM's current big-iron system, and the company is also working on low-cost, high-performance clusters that use standard processors and interconnect technologies. PERCS is a long-term blueprint for where mainstream systems will be in about 2010, and is focused on productivity in terms of easily developing new applications. PERCS systems will have adaptable components including processors, cache structure, and a set of complex compilers and middleware that will automate application development tasks; the result will be a system that is much cheaper and easier to use, and can be applied to a broad range of problems. TRIPS is focused more on the chip-level and is working toward a "supercomputer on a chip" that can perform 1 trillion calculations per second. Agerwala says much of IBM's system work is currently in the investigation phase and still grappling with significant issues; supercomputing has important implications, he says, for life sciences, weather forecasting, and simulated testing of nuclear stockpiles to avoid physical testing. Click Here to View Full Article
A startup firm founded by a 29-year-old MIT graduate student has developed a virtual interactive display that combines converted air particles and a laser-tracking system in an interactive touch screen; the two-dimensional computer images are shown floating in free space and can be manipulated with a finger or similar physical object. Venezuelan-born Chad Dyner first built a five-inch display prototype and founded IO2 Technology in July 2002. He says potential applications for the Heliodisplay product include museum or similar display settings, or for collaborative meetings. Display technologies consultant Chuck McLaughlin says new display technologies such as the Heliodisplay are seldom adopted in the mainstream for lack of practical applications; Dyner, however, says the technology behind the Heliodisplay could lead to dramatic new applications in the future and compares his invention to the Wright brothers' first flight. The Heliodisplay is a 15-inch flat surface with a diametrical slit. Dyner explains that ambient air is drawn into the device and subjected to an unspecified thermodynamic and electric process, then jetted out through the slit where it creates the computer images. A digital projector is located at the rear of the device and illuminates the streaming particle cloud, while a laser-tracking system in the rear registers physical user interaction. Norwegian company FogScreen markets a similar type of device that projects images on a cloud of water vapor induced by ultrasonic waves, but the device lacks the interactive component the Heliodisplay boasts. Click Here to View Full Article (Access to this site is free; however, first-time visitors must register.)
Virtual agents--autonomous, self-directing computer programs that are social and reactive--are being developed for numerous tasks ranging from the simple to the highly sophisticated, but making them effective requires a delicate balance between psychology and technology. A virtual agent is ineffective if it is incapable of building trust within the user with whom it is interacting, and one of the biggest hindrances to establishing trust is an unrealistic appearance, such as jerky motions, unnatural expressions, and poor speech-to-lip synchronization. A U.S. study found that smiling, blinking, and other facial cues make a dramatic difference in users' perceptions of agents; in addition, even visually appealing agents can be less effective if they are too attentive or inaccurate. The results of the study indicate that the best virtual agents are bodiless, and such agents are being employed to collect new data rather than retrieve old data. The behavior of disembodied agents is not directed by their personalities, but by set parameters such as how far and how deep their search for data should extend, and many researchers believe these programs will be well-suited as personal assistants tasked with categorizing, indexing, and presenting information meaningfully. Cutting-edge virtual agents can be found in a joint venture between the U.S. Army and the University of Southern California's Information Sciences Institute, in which peacekeepers are trained to deal with angry or hostile people in war-torn regions by interacting with simulated characters--each imbued with its own personality and emotional expressions--in a virtual setting. Robotic vehicles driven by tireless agents that use cooperation and negotiation tactics to interact with one another are being used at Australian mining sites, notes Hugh Durrant-Whyte of Sydney University's ARC Center of Excellence in Autonomous Systems. Click Here to View Full Article
A recent paper by John Palfrey, executive director of the Berkman Center at Harvard, critiques ICANN's effort in cultivating worldwide Internet democracy. Palfrey explains how ICANN has experimented with different types of governance of the domain name system involving recommendations from the Internet community since its establishment five years ago. "ICANN's experimentation in running a representative and open corporate decision-making process has largely failed," Palfrey states. He notes that this failure has most clearly shown itself via ICANN's retreat from its attempt to allow the direct election of a subset of its members of the board, and less clearly, by the length to which other attempts to involve the Internet user community in the decision-making procedure have proven ineffective. Palfrey states that although ICANN does not point the path toward a viable new model for governance of the technical structure of the Internet, the failure of its representation experiment does offer numerous insights into the worldwide challenge of governance of the Internet's technical structure. First, Palfrey writes, ICANN's governance structure must be revamped in a manner that moves ICANN away from its partially democratic past and toward a model better suited to the body's limited technical management objective, with a promise to keep from adding to that requirement. Second, Palfrey says, ICANN should clarify the manner in which users can involve themselves in the decision-making procedure for overseeing the domain name system, possibly through the Supporting Organization process. Lastly, Palfrey suggests, new ways to govern the Internet's technical architecture need to be discovered. Click Here to View Full Article
Federal policy makers are grappling with future supercomputer development after receiving a wake-up call in the form of Japan's massive Earth Simulator built by NEC. That system can process complex calculations nearly three times faster than the second-fastest supercomputer, the ASCI Q machine at the Los Alamos National Laboratory. The U.S. federal government still lays claim to either funding or owning eight of the top 10 supercomputers on the semi-annual Top 500 list. Energy Secretary Spencer Abraham says his agency's 20-year research and development blueprint puts a strategic emphasis on supercomputing, which is critical to modern science and technology. The Energy Department has the UltraScale Scientific Computing Capability program at No. 2 on its list of 28 long-term strategic programs and plans to partner with U.S. IT vendors to create new supercomputers that are focused on complex scientific work. Many of the current machines on the Top 500 list are reconfigured transaction-processing computers and not designed specifically for scientific calculation. Developing supercomputing research programs requires careful consideration because of the diverse demands on policy makers, says Georgia Institute of Technology associate professor of public policy Juan D. Rogers; he says efforts should be focused on real-world scientific applications and not on substitute performance benchmarks. Abraham says the Energy Department's renewed supercomputing push will also open up its computing capability to unclassified research by a factor of 100, and other IT projects the department is pursuing include the high-speed Energy Sciences Network and the National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center in Berkeley, Calif. Click Here to View Full Article
Direct manufacturing, in which products are custom-made from digital files, can accelerate production schedules, reduce or do away with excess inventory, and save hours of human labor while delivering products of superior quality and precision. Such systems essentially print out digital product designs in three dimensions, simultaneously fabricating materials from raw ingredients and configuring them into the desired shape. The groundwork for direct manufacturing was laid out by rapid prototyping technology created to eliminate the labor involved in manually sculpting prototypes, and to reduce the time spent in polishing up designs and correcting problems; the earliest rapid prototyping systems employed stereolithography, whereby liquid polymer was deposited in successive layers by laser, while later advances included laser-powered fusion of powders and printheads that doused powders with binding liquids. Products made through direct manufacturing are typically customized and high-cost: Examples include hearing aids, jet parts, medical implants and prosthetics, and small gears. The advantages of the technique are illustrated in the fabrication of bone substitute. In addition to having the porosity to support real bone-producing cells, artificial bone produced by direct manufacturing can use images of other bones in the patient's body as templates; for example, fragments needed to reconstruct a damaged arm bone can be extracted from an image of the person's other arm bone. Meanwhile, the U.S. Army is adding mobility to direct manufacturing by devising moveable units that can build replacement parts for weapons and vehicles deployed on the battlefield. In addition, researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, are looking into the direct manufacturing of robotics and electronics that feature moving parts. David A. Bourne of Carnegie Mellon University's Robotics Institute believes the advantages of direct manufacturing will eventually make the method omnipresent. Click Here to View Full Article (Access to full article available to paid subscribers only.)
Science writer Wil McCarthy describes the early stages of the development of programmable matter in the book, "Hacking Matter." Solid-state physicists at IBM, Sun, MIT, and the Defense Department are exploring the technology, which involves manipulating the electrons of an object to completely transform it into something else within seconds. Applying an electrical signal to microscopic devices called quantum dots theoretically allows researchers to change the properties of a different atom, which would transform the entire object. McCarthy says wellstone is a form of programmable matter composed of thin silicon crisscrossing a translucent lattice comprised of quantum dots. "It's feather-light, wholly rust-proof, and changeable at the flick of a bit into zinc, rubidium, or even otherwise-impossible substances like impervium, the toughest super-reflector known," McCarthy says of wellstone iron. The technology would do wonders for the rock, paper, scissors game, or could be used to change the exterior color of a home according to the temperature, which would help conserve energy. McCarthy envisions programmable matter becoming a common technology by the twenty-second century.
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South Africa's National Union of Mineworkers has been claiming that workers organising their own strikes are being covertly 'manipulated' and their strikes and protests 'orchestrated' by 'dark forces' and other 'elements' that amount, of course, to another manifestation of the infamous 'third force'.
'Backward' and even 'sinister' beliefs in magic consequent to the rural origin of many of the workers are, we've been told by an array of elite actors, including the Communist Party, central to this manipulation. Frans Baleni, horrified at the insurgent power of self-organisation, has not just informed us that his union is trying to "narrow the demands" and persuade workers to "return to work". He has also called for "the real force behind the upheavals" to be "unearthed" by the state on the grounds that "It is completely untrue [that] the workers are responsible" for the ongoing revolt.
Neither Baleni nor anyone else demanding a witch-hunt to penetrate the depths of an elaborate conspiracy and dig up the real source of the miners' rebellion seems able to realise that they're on a hunt for nothing other than their own paranoid fantasies. And we've yet to see a statement pointing out that there is no part of society in which people don't look towards some sort of magic to strengthen themselves against the vicissitudes of life.
Middle class people are, for instance, often fanatically wedded to all kinds of belief in magic ranging from prosperity cults organised, oddly enough, in the name of a Palestinian carpenter who scorned wealth to various kinds of quackery, the fantasy that the possession of commodities can miraculously transform us at the level of our essential being and actual belief in concepts as entirely divorced from reality as the fiction that we inhabit an ongoing 'national democratic revolution', that there could be a 'Zuma moment' to match the 'Lula moment' or that 'the free market' could liberate us all.
Many aspects of the ANC's vertiginous decline are, indeed, 'alien tendencies' to the ANC as it has existed at certain points in the past. But paranoia about 'sinister forces' covertly manipulating popular action has a long history in the party. During the struggle Steve Biko was, notoriously, presented as a CIA agent and dissent in the ANC's camps was automatically ascribed to traitors working for the apartheid state.
Of course the Cold War was full of intrigue and conspiracy and the apartheid state was a third force supporting Inkatha in its war on the ANC. But the ANC's history of having to operate amidst genuine intrigue does not mean that every time ordinary people challenge the party they are the unthinking dupes of some conspiracy.
Since its assent to power the ANC has, in striking continuity with apartheid and colonial discourses, frequently named the White agitator as the sinister Svengali manipulating ordinarily deferent people into rebellion. The White agitator is frequently assumed to have all sorts of fantastical powers. He (and it appears to always be a he) has sometimes been presented as hoping to bring back apartheid and at other times has been presented as an agent of foreign governments 'hell-bent on destabilizing the ANC'.
Baseless allegations about the covert manipulation of other political parties, and, on occasion, imagined ethnic plots, have also been used to explain away popular dissent as a conspiracy on the part of a rival elite. But now it seems that responsibility for the rebellion across the platinum belt is being ascribed to Julius Malema and the factional battles in the ANC.
The ANC has no monopoly on a paranoid worldview founded on a systemic inability to grasp that workers and other poor people have precisely the same capacity for political thought and agency as all other people. The tendency to respond to popular organisation via the paranoid lens of a moral panic in search of a folk-devil is a general feature of our elite public sphere.
The DA, for instance, has blamed drug dealers and the ANC Youth League for protests in Cape Town that are clearly both self-organised and genuinely popular. Some NGOs have invented their own folk-devils to explain their lack of influence over popular politics and to delegitimate popular organisation. And various factions of the left outside of the ANC have shown themselves entirely unable to think about popular politics organised both independently of the ANC and outside of their control without recourse to their own, and equally fantastical, version of the White agitator thesis.
These realities mean that while the particular form of the paranoia that follows the ANC's inability to comprehend popular political agency is certainly inflected by its experience of the struggle, the Cold War and, of course, the enduring Stalinism of the SACP, it is in no way a unique phenomenon. On the contrary it is typical of elite politics across the political spectrum and across a wide variety of organisational forms from political parties to NGOs, the media and the academy.
This is consequent to the fact that we live in a class society where elites undertake bruising battles against each other, sometimes in the name of poor, but share an investment in the ongoing manufacture of a fundamentally irrational 'common sense' in which the full and equal humanity of oppressed people is denied. It is this shared paranoia at the prospect of people effectively considered as barbarians entering, and thereby desecrating, the hallowed ground of the terrain on which elites conduct their battles and negotiations that explains why some of what Blade Nzimande says about self-organised political action is no different to what the business press says about it.
This is hardly unique to our time and place. Any cursory study of the historical record reveals a tremendous wealth of examples of people whose humanity and equal capacity for political thought and action was denied by all the experts of the day but who, nonetheless, succeeded in providing the most practical refutations of the irrationality of that consensus.
From the slave rebellion against ancient Rome led by Spartacus, to the rebellion of the Zanj in ninth century Iraq, the Peasant's Revolt in fourteenth century England, the rebellion of Haitians just over two hundred years ago and the anti-colonial revolts people considered as sub-human, as incapable of effective independent thought and action, have constantly demonstrated that it is the various hypotheses of a graduated humanity, rather than the people whose full humanity is denied, that are truly irrational.
But even in defeat elites have frequently been unwilling to accept the very concrete evidence before them and have instead ascribed the material refutation of their assumptions of superiority to conspiracy. And it has frequently been assumed that conspiracy is animated by diabolical or irrational forces. There was, it was said, Devil worship behind the peasants' revolt in England, evil African rituals at the heart of the Haitian Revolution, religious outrage at gunpowder cartridges greased with pig and cow fat that inspired the Indian Rebellion and sinister rituals and manipulation rather than, say, the demand for land and freedom, behind the Mau Mau rebellion in Kenya.
The ANC's own history during the struggle is not, as it likes to pretend, one of an enlightened political elite leading a nation to freedom from above. On the contrary the party was frequently alienated from popular initiative when it first emerged and, in fact, often hostile to it. In many cases the party was only able to draw new sequences of popular dissent into the fold, and to enable them to function as a source of renewal, after they had already proved their power in action.
This is broadly true of the women's riot in Cato Manor in Durban in 1956, the Pondo Revolt in 1960, the Durban strikes of 1973 and the Soweto uprising of 1976. But since it captured the state it has lost the capacity to be renewed by absorbing popular political initiative, which it has consistently seen as illegitimate irrespective of the degree to which it is lawful.
It is inevitable that all kinds of people are going to show up in the wake of a successful mobilisation. They may range from demagogues to activists, academics, journalists, NGOs and churches. Many will be opportunists of various sorts looking for a constituency to conscript, materially or discursively, into their own projects.
Others will just want to make a quick splash for themselves before moving on. But some will be genuinely interested in understanding and perhaps communicating what is happening and some will be genuinely interested in negotiating solidarity. What ever their intentions people higher up the class hierarchy are likely to get more media attention then the people whose political initiative they are responding to.
But the fact that people have shown up after a moment of insurgent popular action hardly means that they orchestrated it. And if people do decide to form alliances across the social divisions that usually mark our society they have, irrespective of whether or not someone like Frans Baleni approves, every right to do so in a democracy.
The idea that it is automatically dubious and even 'sinister' for workers and other poor people to make their own decisions about who to form alliances with is, to say the least, paternalistic, paranoid, anti-democratic and, in many cases, rooted in a barely masked desire to keep oppressed people in their place. Of course popular action, on its own or in alliance with other forces, may or may not take a democratic or progressive form but that is a different question.
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Tai Woffinden was crowned world speedway champion in Torun last night, becoming the first Briton to take the title for 13 years. The Wolverhampton rider, who is only 23, accumulated the six points he needed as early as the fifth heat of the final race of the season at the Polish Grand Prix.
The Scunthorpe-born rider was congratulated by the last Briton to win the world championship, Mark Loram, who claimed the crown in 2000.
Woffinden bowed out at the semi-final stage last night, but by then it was too late for his nearest rivals, Poland's Jaroslaw Hempel and Niels-Kristian Iversen of Denmark, to overtake him in the standings even though both went through to the final. It was left to wildcard Adrian Miedsinski to claim his first GP win at their expense.
"Just super-pumped, it has been a tough season," said Woffinden. "Two broken collarbones and I just kept trucking on and now I am world champion. It has been a massive season for me. I am just so happy."
Woffinden, who grew up in Australia, becomes the eighth British champion. He had first taken part on the grand prix circuit in 2010 but the chance came at the wrong time, just three months after the death of his father Rob, who also rode for Scunthorpe, and he performed poorly in that first foray. This was his first full season at the highest level since then.
He achieved his first Grand Prix success in Prague in May but then broke his collarbone in the British Grand Prix at the Millennium Stadium in June.
He returned to the shale just two weeks later but broke the same bone two weeks ago as he tried to win the title in Stockholm. Once again he made a remarkable recovery, and this time he was not to be denied.
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Vincent "Trouble" Herbert, 27, is accused of forcing his way into the home of a 26-year-old woman on Nov 29. Herbert choked the woman in front of her children and threw a walker at her, police said.
Herbert is also accused of punching a 23-year-old woman in the face on Dec. 5. He was being held at Sullivan County Jail without bail.
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I haven't added anything to this blog in a long time but thought I'd add a quick list of some of the films that I thought stood above the rest that I've seen. My list includes those films that linger with you for days afterward, or those that have sentimental meaning from childhood faves to newer films that break the mould.
500 Days of Summer
A Little Princess
All the President's Men
American President, The
American Rhapsody
Anna and the King
Anne of Green Gables
Apollo 13
August Rush
Bend it Like Beckham
Big Chill, The
Born Free
Bucket List
Chronicles of Narnia
Cry Freedom
Dan in Real Life
Daniel Deronda
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Ever After
Finding Nemo
Forrest Gump
Forsyte Saga
Good Will Hunting
Horton Hears a Who
Iron Jawed Angels
Knight's Tale
La Grande Séduction
Lake House, The
Legends of the Fall
Life is Beautiful
Little Miss Sunshine
Lost Prince
March of the Penguins
Marguerite Volant
Mission, The
Moulin Rouge
Mr. Holland's Opus
Nine Lives
Notting Hill
Ocean's Eleven
Om Jai Jagadish
Parent Trap
Pretty Woman
Pride & Prejudice
Remains of the Day
Runaway Bride
Schindler's List
Sense & Sensibility
Shakespeare in Love
Simon Birch
Sleepless in Seattle
Sliding Doors
Sound of Music
Sting, The
Waking Ned Devine
Winslow Boy
Wives & Daughters
Wizard of Oz
You Can Count on Me
You've Got Mail
Quintessential Movies
Representing the perfect example of cinema ...a collection of movies that capture our attention, fire our imagination and stir our emotions
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500 Days of Summer
Cute movie!
Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Zooey Deschanel are charming to watch.
This is a story of boy meets girl, begins the wry, probing narrator of 500 DAYS OF SUMMER, and with that the film takes off at breakneck speed into a funny, true to life and unique dissection of the unruly and unpredictable year-and-a-half of one young man's no-holds-barred love affair. [Rotten Tomatoes]IMDb
I would definitely include this film in my category of quintessential and would urge anyone thinking of going to see it to do so before too much buzz leads to people mentioning spoilers! As much as I like movies, I don't venture out to the theatre that often but felt compelled to see this when I saw the trailer and was not disappointed!
Trailer #3, the one that made me run out to see it!
The soundtrack for this is amazing...by Hans Zimmer
One of Edith Piaf's songs is used in the film, in more ways than one...
(not a spoiler but this makes more sense after you've seen it)
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Joseph Gordon-Levitt |
Marion Cotillard |
Tom Hardy |
Ken Watanabe |
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Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Waiting for Superman (2010) - trailer
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For a nation that proudly declared it would leave no child behind, America continues to do so at alarming rates. Despite increased spending and politicians promises, our buckling public—education system, once the best in the world, routinely forsakes the education of millions of children. Oscar®—winning filmmaker Davis Guggenheim (AN INCONVENIENT TRUTH) reminds us that education statistics have names: Anthony, Francisco, Bianca, Daisy, and Emily, whose stories make up the engrossing foundation of WAITING FOR SUPERMAN. As he follows a handful of promising kids through a system that inhibits, rather than encourages, academic growth, Guggenheim undertakes an exhaustive review of public education, surveying drop—out factories and academic sinkholes, methodically dissecting the system and its seemingly intractable problems. However, embracing the belief that good teachers make good schools, Guggenheim offers hope by exploring innovative approaches taken by education reformers and charter schools that have—in reshaping the culture—refused to leave their students behind.
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The International Amateur Athletic Federation arbitration panel has disputed the objectivity of a British study into the anabolic steroid, nandrolone.
The International Amateur Athletic Federation arbitration panel has disputed the objectivity of a British study into the anabolic steroid, nandrolone.
The study, conducted by Professor Ron Maughan at Aberdeen University, found that dietary supplements which did not contain banned substances combined with vigorous exercise could produce excessive nandrolone metabolites.
On Monday the panel, which had heard evidence from Professor Maughan, banned former Olympic 100 metres champion, Linford Christie, European 200m champion, Doug Walker, and former 400m hurdler, Gary Cadogan, for two years after positive tests for nandrolone. The trio had been cleared by the British governing body, UK Athletics.
In an article in the IAAF's official newsletter, the federation's general secretary, Istvan Gyulai, said the panel had found several weak points in the study.
"Professor Maughan's research could not be regarded as an independent study because he is a member of the UKA disciplinary committee which heard the cases of Walker, Christie and Cadogan," Gyulai said. He said the study sample was too small to produce a reliable result, the subjects had not been kept in a controlled and supervised environment and not all the supplements had been tested
Gyulai also confirmed Christie had tested positive for a level of nandrolone 100 times over the accepted limit.
He said Walker had returned a level of 12.59 nanograms a millilitre, Cadogan 10.6 ng/ml and Christie 200 ng/ml. The accepted limit for men is 2 ng/ml.
Christie has withdrawn his request for accreditation to coach his athletes at the Olympic Stadium in Sydney next month, but the British Olympic Association comfirmed yesterday that he will be alowed access to those whose careers he directs - including Darren Campbell, Jamie Baulch and Katharine Merry - at the British holding camp on the Gold Coast.
"Linford Christie has acted professionally in the interests of his athletes," said Craig Reedie of the BOA.
This represents a compromise following the IAAF's recent dicison to overturn Christie's clearance by UK Athletics on nandrolone charges.
Two years ago, Marie-Jose Perec could not lift herself out of bed or climb a flight of stairs. Doctors told the Olympic sprint champion she would never run again. Back from a debilitating viral illness, the twice 400 metres champion has proven her doctors wrong and said she is ready for the Olympic Games.
Winning the event in Sydney would be an unprecedented feat, making the Guadeloupe-born runner the first woman to win three Olympic gold medals in the same athletics event.
"This race is very special for me," Perec said. "Nobody has ever done this before. I want to win that race in Sydney. I want to make history."
But simply returning to Olympic competition is a triumph for Perec, who overcame a rare form of glandular fever linked to the Epstein Barr virus. She has, in her own words, returned "from death," and hopes her example will inspire others struggling with illness.
"Some days it's so hard, you wake up and you look into the darkness and ask yourself, 'Am I going to get out of this?' But you need to believe. You have to fight and don't give up."
Perec's relationship with the 400m is a tortuous one: she describes it as "draining" and "painful" and may stop racing after the Olympics.
Enormously popular in France, Perec is known as"la Gazelle" for her graceon the track and model-like beauty. She has dominated the event for much of the last decade, winning gold in Barcelona in 1992 and again in Atlanta in 1996, where she also won the 200m.
In 1998, at the peak of her career, Perec was diagnosed with a rare type of Epstein Barr syndrome, which causes chronic fatigue, affects the heart and can be fatal.
"I was very, very tired all the time. I was sleepy and I couldn't climb a flight of stairs," Perec said. Lying in bed, she felt her heart race at 130 beats per minute, up from her usual resting pulse of 58.
During three months of treatment, doctors pumped Perec with cortisone, and her athletic, muscle-toned frame ballooned from 58 kilograms to 72kg. "I felt like I was inside somebody else's body," Perec said. "You know you're taking all this medicine to get better, but I felt like I was destroying myself."


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"The iron chain and the silken cord are both equally bonds"
Friedrich von Schiller
"It's often safer to be in chains than to be free"
Franz Kafka
"While nobles are crying in their nights' chains, the squires sing. The terrible politics of the Grail can never touch them. Song is the magic cape."
Thomas Pynchon
"The public is a ferocious beast -- one must either chain it up or flee from it."
"He that is taken and put into prison or chains is not conquered, though overcome; for he is still an enemy."
Thomas Hobbes
"I prefer liberty to chains of diamonds."
Mary Worley Montagu
"It is a mistake to look too far ahead. Only one link in the chain of destiny can be handled at a time."
Winston Churchill
"It will free man from the remaining chains, the chains of gravity which still tie him to this planet."
Werner von Braun
"You can chain me, you can torture me, you can even destroy this body, but you will never imprison my mind."
Mahatma Gandhi
"No chains can bind it, and no cell enclose:Swifter than light, it flies from pole to pole,And, in a flash, from earth to heaven it goes!"
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This story of 11th century tribal warfare has distinctly contemporary resonances.
David Greig's provocative new play reclaims the Scottishness of Shakespeare's "Macbeth," even as it suggests this story of 11th century tribal warfare has distinctly contemporary resonances. "Dunsinane" starts where Shakespeare's tragedy ends — – with Macbeth's death and Malcolm's ascension to the throne. But it makes clear that these events did not tie up Scotland's political problems as neatly as the Bard implied. Even more intriguingly, Greig has Lady Macbeth live on as an embodiment of a Celtic culture the English can never suppress. Roxana Silbert's RSC production strains too hard, however, to emphasize the epic qualities of this multilayered text.
The four sections of the play, representing the seasons of a single year, open with monologues by a young English soldier (Sam Swann), describing the combined excitement and hardship of his army's campaign to the wild North. Under the command of General Siward (Jonny Phillips) — a minor character in Shakespeare's original but here the flawed hero — – the English army expects to easily defeat "the tyrant" (meaning Macbeth, never seen and never directly named). But complicated local politics and an underestimation of the power of Macbeth's widow, Queen Gruach (Siobhan Redmond), make the English campaign drag on longer and expend more young lives than initially foreseen. This theme of the costs of war subtly but clearly evokes contemporary Afghanistan. Silbert and designer Robert Innes Hopkins have brilliantly refitted the Hampstead Theater into a thrust configuration, allowing three entry points onto a sloping stage. Auds are given the thrilling sense of the action happening all around them. Initial scenes in which more than 20 male actors in chain mail plunge onto the stage in clouds of dry ice, to Nick Powell's pulsing live music, create a strong sense of excitement and engagement. But these highly theatrical transitions soon become wearing; a simpler mode of moving between scenes would have provided a necessary lightening of tone. A similar feeling of heaviness and portent characterizes Phillips' and Redmond's performances. She, in particular, appears to be playing an idea of stylized, sexualized Celtic-ness — down to her bright red tresses, ill-fitting Druid priestess-style gown, and an accent that never quite settles in any Scottish location. The two actors' awkwardness, alone and together, means we're not sufficiently drawn into a crucial seduction scene between Siward and Gruach, with damaging consequences. Because we never buy into their shared passion, it's hard to credit or care enough about Siward's second-act transformation from a conscience-tortured leader to a man hell-bent on tracking down the fugitive queen. The production's most impressive performance comes from Brian Ferguson as a deadpan Malcolm, whom Greig has gifted with two brilliant speeches that parody, in their extremity, cliches of the plain-spoken yet devious Scot. The play does important cultural work by reminding us how many ideas of Scottishness (or any nationality) depend on the account of someone outside that culture. Greig continues to impress as a writer of enormous imagination and fearlessness; this play deserves a production that more fully embraces its complex mixture of poetry, humor and politics.Dunsinane
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A Royal Shakespeare Company presentation of a play in two acts by David Greig. Directed by Roxana Silbert.
Sets and costumes, Robert Innes Hopkins; lighting, Chahine Yavroyan; original music and sound, Nick Powell; movement, Anna Morrissey; fight direction, Terry King; production stage manager, Rebecca Watts. Opened, reviewed Feb. 18, 2010. Running time: 2 HOURS, 40 MIN.
Siward - Jonny Phillips
Gruach - Siobhan Redmond
Egham - Alex Mann
Malcolm - Brian Ferguson
Macduff - Ewan Stewart
Boy Soldier - Sam Swann
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GOOD shares are always expensive. Never was this truer than with Serco, the public sector contracts manager that counts Thanet Council and the European Space Agency among its customers. At 293p, the shares are selling on a prospective p/e ratio of more than 20 for 1995, and yield a tiny 1.7 per cent. But this has proved no deterrent to a classy group of investors including Legal & General, the British Coal and British Gas pension funds, Foreign & Colonial, and clients of stockbroker Cazenove & Co. The reason: a profits growth record stretching back several years, and the prospect of more to come. Profits should rise from pounds 12.5m to pounds 15m this year, and pounds 18m next. The group is shortlisted to manage new prisons at Dyfed and Merseyside.
MEPC shares have been strong in the wake of last week's excellent results from Land Securities, the daddy of the property sector. It is MEPC's turn on Wednesday, when it unveils interim results. Both BZW and Smith New Court urge caution, rating the shares a sell at 380p, let alone the 400- plus they have now reached. The bulls were too eager to ignore the warning by Peter Hunt, Land Securities chairman, that "there is not yet sufficient occupational demand". Avoid until we hear more from MEPC this week.
BOOTS shares have marked time for the past two years, but they could be about to break out again. On Thursday, the chemists' chain should report yearly profits up at least pounds 100m to a record pounds 520m, where the earnings multiple is likely to fall to 15, while the yield could stretch upwards to 4 per cent. Boots has shown resilience through the recession, a tribute to its reliability. A good time to buy.
SELL Sidlaw. The packaging and oil services group's recent interims were very disappointing, with profits falling from pounds 6.6m to pounds 4.1m as the mainstream packaging business encountered severe price competition in the UK and Netherlands. Continuing raw material price rises mean the heat is likely to stay on beyond the September year-end. That spells grim news for the annual profit - probably falling from pounds 14.6m to pounds 8m, which would leave the dividend uncovered and under threat.
SHARES in Mersey Docks and Harbour Company, the port facilities operator, could be going in the right direction again after more than a year on the slide. Investment Research reckons the downtrend has been decisively broken, and expects the 535p peak to be tested within the next year. That compares with the present 438p, where the prospective p/e ratio is around 15 on the basis that profits rise from pounds 33.6m to pounds 38m this year, as most analysts predict. A buy.
TAKE up Scottish & Newcastle rights, says stockbroker Bell Lawrie White in the wake of S&N's purchase of Courage. "We regard this as a positive move for S&N," says the broker, which has pencilled in pre-tax profits of pounds 325m for the current year. But it reckons the real merger benefits will emerge only in 1996/7. At 540p the shares are on a prospective p/e of 14 for next year. Buy, but beware the not-yet-extinguished risk of a monopolies investigation.
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Phoenix Restore is a well established family company who will professionally deep clean your carpets or upholstery using professional equipment using natural products which leave your home smelling fresh and healthier and leave no dirt attracting residues and non toxic so safe for your family and pets.In our two day deep end of tenancy clean I guarantee your full deposit back on the cleanliness of the property . We also offer our plumbing services and also mould remediation services. Driveways and patios/decking power washed using on board water supply and a petrol power washer so no running up your electric or water bills.
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Hello and welcome to to our company, we provide an array of service from cleaning to property management, we look after propertied just like yours, we work hard for you, and our prices differ from job to job, you can contact us 24 hours a day we are open, well you can leave a message on our answer phone and we will get back to you. We enjoy the challenge. As a business we cannot treat every job as the same, they change from customer to customer, We would need a little more information before giving a quote, we can guarantee however that the service you receive from us. We aim to exceed your expectation in terms of our service. thank you for checking our profile.
Domestic Plus Cleaning
We are a family run cleaning company covering Swindon, North Wiltshire and South Gloucestershire. We cover domestic cleaning, end of tenancy cleaning, carpet and oven cleaning and most other work through our network of companies. Our speciality is end of tenancy cleaning. We want to be sure you get your deposit back. Our work is guaranteed. In the unlikely event that your property fails it's inspection, we will return and carry out what is required to the landlords specifications. We have a professional carpet and upholstery stain removal service. Emergency call out available. All of our staff are fully trained and DBS checked for your piece of mind. Satisfaction is guaranteed. We are not the cheapest but like to think we are the best. ............Cheap doesn't mean good..........
Malvern Floor Care
Certificate of Excellence 2015Specialist cleaning company offering a wide range of services from carpet, upholstery, curtains, rugs to deep cleans and builders cleans, for the domestic and commercial market. If there is something you don't see on our website, still give us a ring as we maybe able to help or recommend someone.
Nobles Rug and Carpet Cleaning
Noble's provides a professional, reliable and thorough carpet,rug and upholstery service. I also provide stain removal and odor removal as well. I use a hot water extraction machine with a heating unit. my aim is to give you the customer the best possible results at fair price.
Carewell cleaners is based in Oxfordshire we were established in 1983 we provide window carpet and upholstery cleaning end of tenancy cleans pressure washing gutter and fascia cleaning one of cleans office cleaning and much more.
FLOORmidABLE Ltd
FLOORmidABLE Ltd is a Carpet and Upholstery Cleaning Services provider, FULLY INSURED for your peace of mind and dedicated to providing the highest standards of service to keep your carpets and upholstery looking like 'new' for years to come. Being customer driven, we strive to meet all of your requests and expectations, serving both Domestic and Commercial Markets with the following : CARPET CLEANING UPHOLSTERY CLEANING RUG CLEANING CUSTOM COLOUR DYEING - BLEACH SPOT REPAIR LEATHER CLEANING PROTECTION TREATMENTS TEA, COFFEE, RED WINE TREATMENT FLEA, INSECT TREATMENT and more.........
Fixed price carpet cleaning
We clean carpet upholstery ( leather and fabric ) curtains mattress hard floor Both domestic and commercial We guarantee all work we have public and commercial insurance We are TRADING STANDARD REGISTERED We have fixed prices for ever job so no hidden extras so once a price agreed no changes nothing added Web page fixedpricecarpetcleaning .co.uk
Cotswold Carpet & Stone Floor Cleaners
Bruce Swait established Cotswold Carpet Cleaners over 15 years ago and is still run as a family business. Beginning in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire in 1999, we now cover Cirencester, Gloucester & Stroud along with surrounding local areas near by. We take pride in our work, keeping up to date with training and innovation in the industry. We take great care in identification of fiber in fabrics to ensure the correct procedures are followed. We also offer hard floor surface cleaning and stone floor cleaning throughout Gloucestershire and the surrounding areas. Our technicians have undertaken extensive training in how to fully clean and restore stone floors with outstanding results. Cotswold stone floor cleaners offers you an in-depth and comprehensive stone cleaning and restoration service for all natural stone types.
Fully Cleaning Service: Homes & Offices
Fully Cleaning Service is a new cleaning company located in Bicester. We are the cleaning service that works laterally with our customers every step of the way to ensure their needs are being met while upholding our high standards of professional excellence. When you need a dedicated team of experienced technician to clean your place, let Fully Cleaning Service show you what we can do for you today.Understanding our clients' needs was the key factor that ensured the quality and reliability of our services. We provide a comprehensive, quality and efficient cleaning service in the Oxfordshire and around areas.
Zion Cleaners
KCS Cleaning
KCS cleaning is a family run business using 30 years of cleaning experience to give our customers cleaning solutions to suit them We provide a first class commercial and residential cleaning services in London and Home counties. We offer number of cleaning services our staff fully trained and insured. We used the latest equipment and cleaning products Please visit our web site www.kcscleaning.co.uk
Absolutely Fabulous Carpet, Upholstery & Stone Floor Cleaning
Certificate of Excellence 2015Professional cleaning of carpets, Persian/Oriental/Silk/Antique and Wool Rugs, Upholstery and Stone Floors (including Limestone, Marble, Slate, Terracotta, Porcelain, Ceramic tile and grout). We are members of the National Carpet Cleaners Association and a Woolsafe certified company for your peace of mind. We are specialists in the removal of stains and odours (including tea/coffee, red wine, cat/dog urine, blood, calpol, milk, ink, oil, nail varnish, biro, etc). We are a friendly, local family business and look forward to being of service to you in the near future.
Fantastic Services
Fantastic Services is one of London's leading domestic services companies offering cleaning, handyman, gardening, pet care, removals, builders, waste removal, pest control and more - bookable online, via phone and iOS app - GoFantastic.
Crystal Cleaning
Clean Pro Services
Expert Cleaning Company in Oxfordshire Clean Pro Services is a specialist cleaning company. We have an excellent reputation in providing domestic and commercial cleaning services throughout Oxfordshire and Berkshire. If you need professional help to clean your home or business, you have reached the right place! At Clean Pro Services, we have fully trained staff who can take care of all your cleaning needs efficiently.
Shadow Cleaning Services Limited
Certificate of Excellence 2015House Cleaning Commercial Cleaning Exit Cleans Oven Cleaning Carpet Cleaning REGULAR or ONE OFF
Mavis Russell Floorcare
If you're Looking for Carpet Cleaning, Upholstery Cleaning or Stone Floor Cleaning, then you're in the right Place My name is Billy Russell and I'm the owner of Mavis Russell Floorcare. My mother began our contract cleaning company in 1988, this is where my passion for cleaning began, especially carpet, upholstery and stone floor care! I knew back then that this is what I wanted to do, I started learning my trade filling buckets and emptying the carpet cleaning machine, over the following 10years I honed my skills, but my thirst for knowledge lead me to Prochem Europe in Chessington, where I did my first official carpet and upholstery cleaning course, I was hooked on education, I then wanted to know more and more, I then became a Proud member of the NCCA( The National Carpet Cleaners Association) after completing they're course and passing the required exams, I then became an IICRC (The Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification) certified company after passing the required exams. I've also recently become a Woolsafe Fibre Care Specialist and approved company. But I still wanted more, I wanted to give my customers the best possible service I could. In November 2013, I was voted on to the board of directors of the NCCA, a very proud moment of my career, but I continue to learn, going to 3 or 4 industry events every year, developing my skills further and staying up to date with modern techniques and methods.
Dust Bunnies
Comprehensive and bespoke cleaning services to domestic, commercial & industrial clients, Over 20 years experience, highly qualified, fully insured.
Spruced cleaning
Professional domestic and commercial cleaning company located in Northampton We pride ourselves on delivering a top class service All of our staff are fully insured, and are DBS checked
Freshclean Cheltenham
Professional Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning. We provide this service for residential, commercial and end of tenancy (EOT) customers, letting agencies and private landlords. All types of carpets,curtains and upholstery cleaned. We are licensed and authorised to offer an insecticide treatment for dog/cat fleas, carpet moths and lava. Trained to and members of the National Carpet Cleaners Association (NCCA).
Kate's Cleaning Services
Kate Cleaning offers professional and complex upholstery, carpet and end of tenancy cleaning. All of our employees are highly trained, qualified and work-devoted, so they can provide you the best service and the perfect cleanliness. If you have the job that you are not able to handle yourself, don't worry! Our team will help you to deal with any problem and will leave you fully satisfied. Safety and effectiveness are our second names and we ensure that choosing us is the best way to spend your money on cleaning. Every single kind of service provided by Kate Cleaning comes with a huge dose of diligence and attention. Our experience lets us suggest you the best solutions that will perfectly match your expectations and needs. To provide you the highest comfort, we care about discretion and highly respect your privacy.
Hook Cleaning Services
Certificate of Excellence 2015Since the beginning of Hook Cleaning Services, back in 2007, my goal has been clear - provide people in Hampshire and surrounding counties with the professional domestic and commercial cleaning services that they need, at a price that's always right for them without any hidden costs. That's still a principle I'm proud to stick by today. We've certainly grown since the early days too. Originally launching back as Hook Carpet Cleaning Services, we've now grown to offer more services - hiring more staff, learning more unique skills and investing in professional grade tools to get the job done. Hook Cleaning Services can now offer you a team of highly trained staff, some with specialist expertise, to ensure that we get your home or business back to its finest in a professional and timely manner. We also now have the staff and portable kit required to offer services outside of Hampshire too, in places including Berkshire, Surrey and London. Whether you're in need of carpet cleaning, upholstery and furniture cleaning, rug cleaning, hard floor, tile and grout cleaning or any other of our professional services - we promise to put 100% into our work, because we truly believe we do a fantastic job. We also believe in an honest approach, which is why we offer you a completely free consultation before you commit to anything. This way we know we can give you a full picture of the work that's required; so that you fully understand every step of the first-class service we're ready to give you. You'll only ever receive the best work from Hook Cleaning Services, and that's something I will always guarantee. Sincerely, Tim Colenutt, Owner
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N&S Carpet Cleaning
Are you looking for a local full service cleaning company that you can trust for your carpet, rug, upholstery and other heavy household or commercial cleaning needs? N&S Cleaning Service has teams of highly trained, experienced local cleaning professionals that you can count on for all of your residential and commercial carpet, rug, and other cleaning jobs.
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The broth for your Chicken Pot Pie looks so smooth and creamy just filled with flavor. This looks very comforting to me, wish I had some right now. Your recipe looks awesome. Hope you have a great week end and thank you so much for sharing with Full Plate Thursday.
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The winners of the Cupertino Poetry Contest were announced and are listed below by age category. Thanks to all poets who entered the first citywide poetry competition. Cupertino Poet Laureate program received over 100 entries and there were many talented and accomplished writers in our community to choose from. The judges and Cupertino Poet Laureate, Dave Denny wish to extend hearty congratulations to the winning poets, who were honored at a public awards ceremony held at Cupertino Community Hall on January 24, 2013, at 7 pm. Winning poems will also be displayed in the Cupertino Library.
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"We have been waiting impatiently for this: it is an extremely positive step towards the normalisation of relations between the two countries. I am confident that the DRC will accept this proposal and will shortly do the same thing, consolidating the mutual commitment to normalise diplomatic relations by exchanging Ambassadors. This news is a source of satisfaction and hope, in particular for the region's population who can at last enjoy the prospect of a brighter future since the kind of problems these countries have had in the past will from now on be resolved by dialogue and an exchange of views based on mutual respect.
I sincerely hope that the DRC and Rwanda, two countries which have so much to contribute to the region's progress, will be able to pursue their newfound cooperation, based on respect for each other's interests".
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Annmarie Fertoli is an Associate Producer at WNYC, working with the afternoon news team to produce All Things Considered.
The doors to many of Italy's opera houses remain shuttered today, as workers continue to strike in protest of potential funding cuts.
The New York Times reports that union representatives are demonstrating against new government regulations that they say would adversely effect the salaries and benefits of employees. The country's 14 largest opera houses receive much of their funding from the Italian government.
Opera houses began canceling performances on Friday after Italian President Giorgio Napolitano signed the decree, according to the Times. It's unclear at this point how the strikes will effect upcoming performances at opera houses throughout the country.


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I've done something to offend people in this group. I've tried to be nothing but nice to people. I'm just a generally nice person and it's pretty hard to upset me, but it seems like no matter what I say someone has something rude to say back to me. Seriously, I could say "I have 3 kids" and someone would reply with "you whore!! I bet you're on pa too!!".
Why? If you know who I am and you're one of the ones who are constantly rude to me...what did I do? Please tell me because I'm clueless.
Why? If you know who I am and you're one of the ones who are constantly rude to me...what did I do? Please tell me because I'm clueless.
there's a ton of woman on here who assume that if you have a lot of kids, or you were/are a teen mom, or blah blah blah... that you MUST be on PA.
hell, there have been food posts, like "need good crock pot recipes" that get the snarky "you're on PA, huh?" or "are you buying/did you buy the food with food stamps?". -
Ha don't get me started on having three kids. I posted about what type of car to get and it got to the point one women told me if i think I'm too young for a mini van I'm too young for three kids and I also heard I want my children dead because my almost two year old (will be 2 in less than a month is forward faced and I plan to forward face my second when she's about 18 months before my next baby is due so she and her sister can keep Each other entertained. People are just rude.
Oh, I know that and I don't give the people here a second thought irl, but it just gets irritating when every post or comment I make I get jumped all over. Obviously I've offended someone and I'd like to know what I said/did so I can apologize.
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ummm bump because it sounds like you really need to know?.... sorry it bothers you so much but remember there are people in your life who are much more important than the mean chicks on here....
This. It's dumb, but that's what the group is I guess. I thought it was a place to confess things, but it's only a place to confess things if you want to be bashed to hell.
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this is confessions. not sure why that gives them a right to be rude, but when asked the same question shortly after joining, that was the answer i was given lol


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Activity note: Please keep in mind that the workshop schedule is tentative and subject to change due to weather, access, seasons, and other factors. When you arrive you will receive an updated schedule specially tailored for that particular week.
Afternoon: Check in with your leader at the CBFS Education Center from 3:00-5:00 PM. Welcome to the program, group introductions and orientation.
Dinner: Get ready for a seafood feast! Sample local crabs and shrimp or if you choose, grilled chicken, or portabello mushrooms.
Evening: Learn about the week ahead and meet the other program participants.
Breakfast: Breakfast will be in the Chincoteague Bay Field Station Dining Hall from 7:30-8:30 AM. Each day our cafeteria staff will present an array of fruits, hot and cold cereals, meats, breads/biscuits, eggs or pancakes for your choosing.
Morning: Hear a member of the Refuge's education system talk about the unique features of the Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge.
Lunch: The Eastern Shore is home to some outstanding American fare and seafood restaurants. Your meal will not disappoint at one of these fine eateries.
Afternoon: We will take a tour of one of the little seen, restricted access areas of the Refuge. Here we will see Wild Ponies, Birds and Amazing Wildlife. Afterwards we will take a driving tour of the island to see the sites, revisit the history and learn some local trivia.
Dinner: Dinner will be served in the CBFS cafeteria. Our dining staff will prepare and serve your meal cafeteria style, with options ranging from a hot meal to a diverse salad bar.
Evening: Chincoteague Island and the surrounding area have a fascinating and unique history that sets them apart, even from the rest of the Eastern Shore! Learn the story of the settlement of Virginia's Eastern Shore from a local history teacher. Start the week with an introduction to some of the traditions and customs of our island that have evolved from hundreds of years of isolation and still remain. See them transpire during your stay here on The Island!
Breakfast: Breakfast will be in the CBFS cafeteria.
Morning: Watch a painting come to life as a local, professional artist talks about and demonstrates the techniques used to render our natural world on canvas.
Lunch: Lunch will be in the CBFS cafeteria.
Afternoon: The restricted access on the NASA Wallops Island base left an environment that is great for education as well as shelling. A field-based lecture will leave you with an in-depth understanding of beach dynamics, morphology and shell identification!
Dinner: The Eastern Shore is home to some outstanding American fare and seafood restaurants. Your meal will not disappoint at one of these fine eateries.
Evening: Rocks are hard to find here. So how did Native Americans make their tools? Learn this and much more as an expert in Eastern Shore artifacts shares his impressive breadth of knowledge and expansive collection of artifacts with us. Then watch a demonstration of knapping: the ancient technique used to fashion tools from stone.
Morning: Take a research cruise through one of the most productive ecosystems on earth! We will employ oceanographic research methods to measure our physical and chemical environment; then we will otter trawl to sample the myriad organisms found in our estuary.
Afternoon: This is a free afternoon to visit some of the local sites, explore the town of Chincoteague, walk the trails of the Wildlife Refuge, fish, shop, or just relax on our pristine beach
Dinner: Dinner will be in the CBFS cafeteria.
Evening: Discuss the local fisheries and life on the water with a local waterman!
Morning: An accomplished carver will demonstrate their skill in creating a decoy. As they carve, learn this art's fascinating history that includes hunting, 1920's fashion and worldwide competitions OR learn even more about the wild Chincoteague ponies in a fascinating lecture from a local of the Eastern Shore of Virginia.
Lunch: Eat in as we screen the 1961 film 'Misty' that helped to put Chincoteague on the map as a tourist destination and further solidify the wild ponies into the history and lore of this area.
Afternoon: We will have an exciting afternoon lecture about the history of Wallops Islands Space Flight Center! We will then take a field trip to the NASA visitor center.
Evening: Enjoy evening entertainment by very talented local musicians and storytellers.
Morning: Check out with your leader and say farewell to your new friends. We'll see you next time!
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