Monthly Archives: February 2012

D2: sense and respond. TH notes 2

D2 (democracy version 2, or deep democracy), in a nutshell (TH in ultra short form): What it is: A Change of Foundation – change the emphasis of where the power of democracy ultimately rests. Consentience – believing it makes it … Continue reading

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D2: Themba’s Head notes

These are rough notes on the book Themba’s Head (TH) meant for discussion and reflection, mainly for myself and Denis Beckett. It’s a combination of arguments, questions, and a summary of good points from the book (page numbers included as … Continue reading

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Finding a space of quietness

etiolated |ˈētēəˌlātid| adjective (of a plant) pale and drawn out due to a lack of light. • having lost vigor or substance; feeble : a tone of etiolated nostalgia. This comes from a personal session with Ruth, but we see … Continue reading

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Deep democracy or anarchy?

A bit of a muse on democracy and anarchy, but I’m very emotional lately, chewing through the farce that was the M&G ‘Critical Thinking Forum’ – watching the political comedy of patronage meeting puppetry. So read with a critical mind … Continue reading

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PhD report – closing remarks

A PhD report that could just be my proudest achievement to date has just been submitted. This is the closing remarks section. The Executive Summary was posted in a previous post. If you want the full report, please let me … Continue reading

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PhD report – Executive Summary

1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY This review discusses bioreactor considerations to leverage the value to be obtained from waste. Section 2 gives a general introduction to the wider project, which takes lessons from both environmental and bioprocess engineering. This project is concerned … Continue reading

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