"I tell clients all the time," Hanelly says, "Be useful, be interesting, or be ignored."
A spate of recent studies and surveys has shown that the direction that content marketing is headed is more than just hype. At the end of 2012, a survey, "The Spending Study: A Look at How Corporate America Invests in Branded Content for 2012," was conducted by the quarterly ContentWise and the Custom Content Council (the CCC is a professional organization representing custom publishers in North America). The survey showed that companies allocated 13% more of their budget to brand content over the previous 2 years, and that 79% of marketers reported that their companies were shifting toward branded content at either a "moderate" or "aggressive" pace.
As scary as that might sound for people in the content business, there is a flip side to this particular trend: outsourcing. A majority (58%) of the companies surveyed reported that they outsourced their content marketing projects to external agencies such as custom publishers, PR/social media firms, design firms, ad agencies, or interactive agencies.
In a separate survey by CopyPress, a software company based in Tampa, Fla., that creates tools for content production, promotion and conversion, respondents reported that while in 2012, content marketing had been a focus of 18.9% of their businesses, in 2013 it would be a focus for 34.8%. Content marketing knocked email down as a primary focus for 25.6% of companies in 2012 to a primary focus for just 10.4% in 2013. At the very least, this data suggests that there is a growing consensus among marketing professionals of where their focus should be placed in the years ahead.
The shift toward content marketing provides an opportunity for content publishers to provide a valuable resource for companies that are looking to engage with their audiences in these new ways. "Publishers are now finally wising up to the value of content marketing for their advertising groups," McMurry/TMG's Hanelly told Folio in the March 19, 2013, article, "Online Content Marketing: Getting Ahead of a Fast-Changing Art." "They aren't just going to their clients and saying they have a great magazine or website and offering a banner ad, they're saying, 'We've got a great, engaged audience-why don't you create content that engages with them?' The subtext is that people are ignoring advertising but they're not ignoring content. For advertisers to really get in front of an audience, they should buy into the content stream."
Joe Pulizzi, the founder of the Content Marketing Institute, says that one of the first things that any publisher that plans to offer high-quality content marketing to its sponsors must do is fortify its editorial guidelines for that content, and to express those guidelines clearly and directly to the sponsors.
"You still have to put sponsored content through the same level of editorial review that you would subject the rest of your content to," Pulizzi says.
As an anecdote, he points to the Jan. 14, 2013, recent controversy in which The Atlantic, a publication known for its rigorous journalistic standards and its sophisticated audience, was met with a substantial amount of negative blowback for publishing a sponsored article purchased by the Church of Scientology. Sponsored content must be just as cognizant of the publication's readership and its expectations for content as anything coming out of the editorial department.
In a phone interview, Hanelly further described the tools and the strategies that publishers need to be highly attuned to. "One of the most important rules to live by is honing what I call 'the journalistic B.S.' filter," he says. The content created for a successful content marketing campaign looks and feels like a news article, a travel essay, a cultural piece, or any of a number of other journalistic forms that are already appearing in the publisher's editorial channel-because in almost every way, that's precisely what it should be.
In addition to accepting high-quality sponsored content from advertisers, publishers may want to take advantage of the opportunity to offer clients creative services. But Pulizzi warns that, before long, publishers may find themselves acting a lot like creative agencies, and they need to be prepared.
"Before you start offering your advertisers creative for the content marketing campaigns, you'll need to set up the workflow that'll be required to execute those projects," Pulizzi says. He points to project managers-who coordinate deadlines and deliverables between the in-house creative staff and the sponsor/client-as an essential element in an efficient in-house content marketing operation. "Those project managers will need to have amazing customer service skills, because now you'll be working to meet the client's needs, timetables, and expectations," Pulizzi says.
Beyond project managers, publishers will need to build a network of creative staffers that they might not already have used for their traditional marketing efforts-including freelance writers and designers. Hanelly says that these staffers would ideally bring newsroom training (as opposed to advertising training) to the table.
"You'll want to have journalists creating this content, and social media specialists integrating the campaign into the various social networks," Hanelly says. Sponsored content that feels no different than editorial content is the goal, so the people producing it should have the same experience and standards, he says.
The expanding desire from advertisers to provide rich, informative, engaging, and high-quality content to their customers offers publishers an opportunity to expand, or even reinvent, their advertising revenue stream. But before they can, they've got to be prepared for a new kind of workflow and a new set of standards.


South Carolina's Jared Cook hangs on to a Blake Mitchell pass in front of Florida's A.J. Jones during first-quarter action.
COLUMBIA -- And the collapse continues.
South Carolina dropped its fourth straight game Saturday, 51-31 to No. 17 Florida, by following the same script it has for the last three weeks. The Gamecocks fell behind early because of two flubbed plays, rallied to make the game interesting, had another defensive meltdown and were ultimately too far behind to pull off the win.
"Pretty simple," coach Steve Spurrier said. "We get shoved around on the line of scrimmage too much. We're just not very good, simple as that."
Florida quarterback Tim Tebow added to his impressive credentials on the Heisman Trophy front-runner list, rushing for 120 yards and five touchdowns while passing for 304 yards and two scores. The Gamecocks' defense got a gift before the game when do-everything Gators receiver Percy Harvin was declared inactive with a sinus infection and migraines, but Tebow never minded the absence.
"We were always at least 13 behind," Spurrier said.
It was over as soon as Florida (7-3, 5-3) got the ball back in the first quarter, down 14-13 after USC erased an early deficit with two touchdowns in 11 plays. Tebow hit Andre Caldwell for 14 yards, ran for 10 yards through two busted tackles, scampered for another 10 yards and then took advantage of another Gamecock slip-up.
Facing first-and-goal from the Gamecocks' 1-yard-line, Tebow dropped the snap and lost 3 yards before he picked it up. He ran left, reversed and took off right before throwing off his back foot.
USC linebacker Melvin Ingram had the ball in his sights in the end zone but couldn't come up with it. Tebow ran off left tackle for a touchdown on the next play, Florida added another score before halftime and stayed in front for the duration.
"We're just not executing to the best of our abilities," defensive end Casper Brinkley said. "For us to beat good teams we got to execute and make plays."
If there was any doubt of the eventual outcome, Tebow nailed Aaron Hernandez with a 55-yard catch-and-run through three broken tackles on the first play of the second half. The Gators only needed three more plays to notch their fifth touchdown.
With a 34-14 lead, Florida never completely relaxed but seemed to know it could score anytime. USC scored 17 second-half points to twice cut the deficit to 13 but the Gators always had one more score in the bag.
Such as when Tebow threw another TD with 1:37 to play, after USC burned a timeout trying to get the ball back.
USC was out of sync from the start, when center Web Brown low-snapped to Mitchell and the ball was fumbled away.
"Web Brown comes off the field and says, 'Coach, the ball just slipped out of my hand,'" Spurrier said, shaking his head.
That led to a Florida touchdown within five plays, and the Gators added another when USC punter Ryan Succop tried a running pooch kick on the next possession and ran right into Florida's John Curtis.
Mitchell began tearing up Florida's soft pass defense and scored two touchdowns to take a 14-13 lead with 2:21 left in the first quarter. But when Tebow led the Gators back downfield for another TD and Mitchell had to answer, he was intercepted after throwing into double coverage and had Cory Boyd drop a wide-open third-down pass on the next possession to end immediate hope.
Four weeks after eyeing the SEC East title and ranked sixth in the country, USC clinched its second straight losing conference season and headed into its bye week with a nervous stomach. The Gamecocks are bowl-eligible but with nine other SEC teams battling for eight guaranteed conference spots, USC needs to beat arch-rival Clemson in two weeks or risk sitting home for the holidays.
Odds are USC will still go to a bowl after at-large bids are finalized, but for a season that seemed destined for greatness four weeks ago, the destination probably won't be the one they were planning on.
n NOTES: USC paid tribute to the seven victims of the recent beach fire by painting a black ribbon on the field with seven stars inside. Six of the stars were garnet for the USC students and one was orange for the Clemson student. ... USC took the field in black jerseys and black pants for the first time under Spurrier. ... Injured defensive backs Emanuel Cook and Captain Munnerlyn each played although Munnerlyn aggravated his foot injury after the first few plays and didn't return.


Forbes celebrated 2017 as "another record year for the wealthiest people in America", as "the price of admission to the country's most exclusive club jumped nearly 18% to $2bn". That was a tenfold increase on the amount of money needed to enter the list when it first started in 1982.
The report says many Americans are joining an "emerging anti-inequality movement". "A century ago, a similar anti-inequality upsurge took on America's vastly unequal distribution of income and wealth and, over the course of little more than a generation, fashioned a much more equal America," it says.
Just two African Americans made the Forbes 400: Oprah Winfrey (number 264 with $3bn) and the tech investor Robert Smith (226 with $3.3bn). Five members of the Forbes 400 have Latino backgrounds, including the property magnate Jorge Pérez, the LA Angels baseball team owner Arturo Moreno and three members of the family of late Colombian beer magnate Julio Mario Santo Domingo, a major shareholder of SABMiller.
The top 25 people in the survey are all white. The richest is Gates, the Microsoft founder, with $89bn, followed by Amazon's Bezos with $81.5bn, then investor Warren Buffett with $78bn and Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg with $71bn.
Since the Forbes 400 was published last month, Amazon's share price has increased by more than 10%, lifting Bezos's fortune to an estimated $95bn, putting him in the provisional number one spot.


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Thanks !

A: You should look into the Grails GWT Plugin and port your application over. For back-end I've used both the GWT-RPC way with Grails DTO Plugin or you can use your Controllers and make HTTP RequestFactory calls in your client and communicate via JSON.

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The impulse interface converts spike and square impulse into square impulse with an accurately defined low resting potential. This impulse interface interconnects 2 separate inputs, each with 2 different inputs, into 2 separate outputs.
Remarkable is the fact that inputs from an impulse encoder with a spike signals are converted into easy to read square impulse.


There is also the fear that if the generals relax their grip, Turkey will be engulfed by a religiously driven revolution like the one that consumed Iran in 1979.
Modern Turkey dates from 1923, when soldier-turned-political reformer Ataturk established the present republic.
Theoretically, you can add 20 to 25 percent to your business by being in the turkey business in the springtime," he says.
Rooms at the Willard range anywhere from $190 to $800, but the tab is usually picked up by the National Turkey Federation, according to the (https://www.
What Happens To Pardoned Thanksgiving White House Turkeys?
Because it can take quite long to cook (about two-and-a-half hours for a six-kilo bird), you must make the most of it once you've succeeded in roasting a whole turkey.
Michel said the EU may develop its strategic relations with Turkey without accepting Turkey's membership to the union.
It's not long before the turkeys start their kee kees and another turkey comes inside our 25-yard zone.
Nicola Compton, chair of the British Turkey Federation's publicity and marketing committee, said: "It's great to see the producers are still coming up with new and exciting products all year round.
Brett Berry, a competition caller and pro staff member for Zink Game Calls, owns two Appalachian Turkey Dogs from John Byrne, the famous turkey dog breeder from Virginia, and has spent most of the last decade chasing turkeys in the fall.
In addition, turkey meat consumption in Mexico in 2011 is projected to increase 10% to 165,000 metric tonnes (MT).
The times also work for turkey crowns and other joints.
Turkey... Turkeys originate from Mexico not Turkey!
Turkey acknowledges that large numbers of Armenians died but vehemently denies it was genocide, saying the overall figure is inflated and the deaths occurred in the civil unrest during the collapse of the Ottoman Empire.


Disclaimer: As with any newly retired greyhound (Dennis), hat wearing does not come naturally. Most of them have not had the benefit of haute couture prior to their retirement. So bear with us while Dennis learns to keep his duds on and Mumma has a little more time to snap a less blurry picture. OLE!
Dennis and Bettina hope that the fourth is with you today.


Are you wanted to get current url in your Vue js app ? If yes then you are a right place. if you are working with plan vuejs without using vue js route then you can get with window object. but if you are using vue js route then you can also get with route object. so it is a very simple way we can get current url.


Fantastic for slide and lap steel.
A compressor can be a really functional component of the signal chain when playing slide or steel guitar, both for smoothing out the level for a thicker perceived sound and keeping the notes sustaining.
The original SlideRIG was designed specifically for slide players and based on Lowell George's studio rig with Little Feat, which involved feeding the signal through two 1176 compressors. This pedal takes that cascaded compressor concept and offers two identical Cali76 blocks chained together for double-stage compression: plug in a guitar and you'll feel the responsive sustain.
It works great for slide and lap steel with a sound that's fat and clean and rings without having to rev the overdrive. The Cali76's single-stage compression is fully anti-clockwise on the Blend knob, while in-between, you'll find cool combos of the two.


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Q: formData vs JSON when uploading images (best practices) JSON seems to have a lot of benefits over formData for sending data to server. Some of them include sending nested data without having to manually stringfy, or making possible a simple code like below to work:
data() {
    return {
      form: {},
    }
  },
methods: {
    submit() {
      this.form = await this.$axios.$post('/images', this.form)
    },

No matter how 'form' object is structured, i could easily send it and  manage the JSON in the server. The problem with this approach seems to arrive when we need to send some uploaded files together. The most common approach seems to be sending the files as base64, but this is a bad practice since it makes file sizes bigger. Is there anyway so we can send a file appended to this JSON body without converting it to base64 or the only way would be to use formData method? Something like multipart-formdata but with JSON?

A: No, the json content-type cant have a file appended to it.
For APIs its better to separately do a file upload, then use the path to the file (or the disk and file name) for relating the resource to the file.
If you have to do a single request then it must be in "formData" form.
Update :
Another way is to encode the file in base64 format from the client, then decode it in the back-end (potential quality loss, have not tried this, just a suggestion)


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The big kick off (no pun intended with regards to the current goings on around England) on Saturday will see the Blues hopefully fare better against Premier League newcomers than they did last season. Current manager Roberto Martinez will not be wanting a repeat of the Blackpool game at the DW Stadium that occured this time last year! Speaking of managers, the link between the clubs that I will be featuring for this game is a former Norwich City star who went on to manage both clubs, step forward John Deehan.
John was born in Solihull on 6th August 1957 and went on to a very successful career as a player before stepping into management. His first club was Asyton Villa for whom he made his debuut in the 1975/76 season. He made 110 league appearances for the Villans during which he netted 40 times. No doubt the highlight of his career was the day he received a League Cup winners medal in 1977 after Villa beat Everton at the third time of asking at Old Trafford on the 13th April. The opponents that day were Everton who had another former Latics manager in their ranks, namely Bryan Hamilton. Also playing for the Toffees were Duncan McKenzie and Mike Lyons who also have Latics ties.
In September 1979 he signed for West Bromwich Albion but it is probably fair to say that his time at the Hawthorns was not the most productive of his playing career. After making just 47 league appearances for the Baggies in almost three seasons, during which he scored 5 goals he was on the move again, this time to Norwich City in December 1981.
His time at Carrow Road saw Deehan experience almost every emotion it is possible for a footballer to experience. In 1985 he was a member of the team that beat Sunderland in the League (Milk) Cup Final, along with future Latics manager Steve Bruce and future Latics reserve team manager Dave Watson. Together these Latics men also suffered relegation from Division One just a few weeks later along with Stoke City and their cup final opponents Sunderland. The Canaries were the first ever team to do the unwanted 'double' of being cup winners and suffering relegation from the top flight.
The following season he was part of the Norwich team that regained their top flight status and his final career total for the club consisted of 162 league appearances and 62 goals. His impressive spell at the club saw him inducted into the Norwich City Hall of Fame in 2002.
He left Carrow Road to join Ipswich Town in July 1986 as part of a player exchange involving Trevor Putney. His time at Portman Road yielded 49 league appearances and 11 goals. His next port of call was Manchester City for whom he signed in the summer of 1988. It was at Maine Road that he went into coaching and he was relatively successful with former Norwich star Mel Machin who was City's manager at the time. Despite the pair working wonders at City to gain promotion to the top flight they were both dismissed on 27th November 1989.
Deehan then had a short playing spell at Barnsley for whom he played 11 league games, scoring twice.
His next port of call was his former stomping ground when he became the assistant manager to Mike Walker at Norwich City. The pair guided the Canaries to a third place finish, and UEFA Cup qualification for the first time in the club's history in the inaugural Premier League season (1992/93), and he eventually replaced Walker as manager when the former made a controversial move to take over the managerial reins at Everton.
He guided the Canaries to a respectable 12th place in the league following his first full season as manager but in season 1994/95 things went awry for Deehan following the then record breaking transfer of his star striker Chris Sutton to Blackburn Rovers. The team started sliding down the league and he resigned leaving Gary Megson to try and retain the Canaries top flight status. He failed.
On 7th October 1995 Latics manager Graham Barrow was in charge of a Latics team that capitulated 2-6 at home to Mansfield Town at Springfield Park and this was the signal for Deehan's arrival at the club just a few weeks later. Up until his appointment the club was deemed to be heading out of the Football League but his brilliant coaching techniques resulted in the Blues missing out on the promotion play offs following a shock defeat at home against Northampton Town on the last day of the 1995/96 season.
It was the Deehan era in which chairman Dave Whelan began to invest heavily in the team and it wasn't long beofre the big money signings came in. Kevin Sharp arrived in a then record breaking transfer deal and the Springdfield Park faithful were delighted when club legend David Lowe arrived back on the scene in a deal that eclipsed Sharp's. Deehan also added former Canary Wayne Biggins and other players that became crowd favourites such as Graham Lancashire and Gavin Johnson.
These players complimented the existing players well and along with the legendary 'three amigos, of which cyrrent manager Roberto Martinez proved to be the best, his team won promotion to the Second Division in 1997. Things turned sour when a war of words with Mr Whelan resulted in him leaving the club and teaming up with his old friend and former Latics manager Steve Bruce at Sheffield United.
His parting shot at Mr Whelan was the warning that the club would be heading nowhere should his policy of not offering managers long term deals continue. The chairman finally learned the lesson following brief spells by contractless Bruce Rioch and Steve Bruce!
Things didn't go to plan and he resigned his post at Bramall Lane a year later and then took up his place at Bruce's side again when he took over at Huddersfield Town in the summer of 1999. In July 2001 Deehan was appointed assistant manager to John Gregory at Aston Villa, another of his former clubs. Then in January 2002 he was named joint caretaker manager following Gregory's much punlicied resignation. He left his post when Graham Taylor returned for a second spell as manager of the Villans in February 2002. Did he not like that!
John is now out of the game following a spell as Director of Football at Northamton Town and Lincoln City. He was also a part of the Bolton Wanderers scouting team for a while, and in September 2008 he applied for the job of manager of Grimsby Town, but he failed in his bid when the Mariners opted for former Latic Mike Newell.
He still wasn't finished at Carrow Road as in January 2009 he became the cheif scout before being lured to Kettering Town as assistant manager but he left in December 2009, less than a month into the job. His last position in the game was as Director of Football for Grimsby Town who were by then managed by former Latic Neil Woods.
He has been out of the game since 20th May 2010.
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Submitted by thanos on Fri, 04/12/2013 - 02:37
John Gält
Served Hot
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http://www.johngaltrocks.com
That was something that I didn't expect. I might be a bit biased but I would never think that there was a chance to see a Ukrainian band playing so fine in a (fixed?) US/EU game. But let's take things form the start, right?
John Gält is a newcomer from Ukraine, as I said earlier, which started out in 2010. Their first work was a 3-track EP which was released in 2011. The guys are serving the 80s hard rock, hair metal, sleaze/glam metal, hard rock & roll movement. Of course, their music is filtered by the contemporary European/Scandinavian sleaze/glam metal style which was taken off by Crashdiet in the mid-00s. They have succeeded in balancing well on their 80s, 90s and 00s influences. Their sound is also heavy, vigorous and tight. The production is really nice indeed.
John Gält as most of the young bands cannot evade some clichés of the specific genre but on my end, that's not what plays the major role here. The guys do have capabilities and they are talented so with more and intensive work they can overcome any misgivings and look the US/EU bands straight in the eyes. I wouldn't change many things, but I would tell them to pay attention to their melodies in their next releases. Just to make 'em a bit more memorable & notable. They've got the enthusiasm and the will to go further… I do wish they keep up in the same way and better their skills with every new release…
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Q: How to use azure-sb in aurelia The specific package I am attempting to use is azure-sb.
I am not sure what special steps Aurelia requires of me to use this package. In a fresh Node.js Web Application I can use the following steps and I can use the package just fine:

*

*Create Project

*run npm install azure-sb --save

*add
"dependencies": {
   "azure-sb": "0.10.4"
}

to package.json

*in server.js I can use var azure = require('azure-sb'); and use all the functions provided by the package.

When I try something similar in Aurelia, I cannot use the package.
As additional step, I add azure-sb to the aurelia.json.
C:\Projects\AureliaNotification>au import azure-sb
INFO [Importer] ---------------------------------------------------------
INFO [Importer] *********** Configuring azure-sb ***********
INFO [Importer] [OK] Going to execute the "Amodrotrace Strategy" strategy
INFO [Importer] *********** Finished configuring azure-sb ***********
INFO [Metadata] Adding/removing dependencies to the 'vendor-bundle.js' bundle
INFO [Metadata] The 'azure-sb' dependency has been added.
INFO [Tutorial] *********** Tutorial ***********
INFO [Tutorial] Are you the maintainer of azure-sb and would you like to define
a tutorial that is displayed here?
INFO [Tutorial] In order to do so you can add an "aurelia"."import"."tutorial" s
ection to the package.json of azure-sb. This can be set to an array of strings.
INFO [Tutorial] *********** Importing the module ***********
INFO [Tutorial] The following import statements are possible:
INFO [Tutorial] import 'azure-sb';
INFO [Tutorial] import azure-sb from 'azure-sb';
INFO [Tutorial] import * as azure-sb from 'azure-sb';
INFO [Tutorial] We are looking into ways to detect what is the right one
INFO [Tutorial] *********** End of tutorial ***********
INFO [Importer] ---------------------------------------------------------

The problem is then that it looks for all azure-sb's dependencies in the wrong location.:
Tracing azure-sb...
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| Location: C:/Projects/AureliaNotification/src/util.js
| Requested by: C:\Projects\AureliaNotification\node_modules\azure-sb\lib\servic
ebus.js
| Is this a package? Make sure that it is configured in aurelia.json and that it
 is not a Node.js package
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| Location: C:/Projects/AureliaNotification/src/underscore.js
| Requested by: C:\Projects\AureliaNotification\node_modules\azure-sb\lib\servic
ebus.js
| Is this a package? Make sure that it is configured in aurelia.json and that it
 is not a Node.js package
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| Location: C:/Projects/AureliaNotification/src/url.js
| Requested by: C:\Projects\AureliaNotification\node_modules\azure-sb\lib\servic
ebus.js
| Is this a package? Make sure that it is configured in aurelia.json and that it
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| Location: C:/Projects/AureliaNotification/src/azure-common.js
| Requested by: C:\Projects\AureliaNotification\node_modules\azure-sb\lib\servic
ebus.js
| Is this a package? Make sure that it is configured in aurelia.json and that it
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(+ many more)
I started to go through and add some of the dependencies to aurelia.json by hand but then I need to add those dependencies's dependencies etc, and some of them don't appear to actually exist.
Is there an option to tell Aurelia how to resolve the requires calls in the azure-sb package relative to the location of the javascript file that is doing the requiring?

A: This is a NodeJS package, so it won't work with Aurelia, which runs in the browser.


An avid tennis fan, I popped over to Paris for a weekend at the French Open in May this year. While in one of the world's most beautiful cities it seemed a shame to (re) see the sites and visit some of my favourite hotels.
Have you been to Paris recently? Did you visit any of the places I went to? What are your favourite hotels?


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Florian Hecker, Job 0132: Fitzpatrick House (Los Angeles, Calif.), 2019. Processed photography, digital image. Copyright Florian Hecker, all rights reserved. Original photography copyright J. Paul Getty Trust, Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles (2004.R.10).
Florian Hecker's installation is structured into several zones throughout Rudolph Schindler's Fitzpatrick-Leland house. The central element of the project is a computer-generated sound piece divided into temporal episodes using a loudspeaker display system. Core to this project is the intersection of two conceptual trajectories dramatizing the idea of the unnamable. The first stems from considerations which led the philosopher Jean-François Lyotard to his concept of immaterials. Crucially, Lyotard points to time spent in Southern California and the "architecture that Frank Lloyd Wright and his school implanted in the region" as having guided the development of his theory, which rests broadly on a complication of the idea of interiority. Second is the notion of musical timbre, described by psychologist Albert Bregman as a "multidimensional waste-basket category" for everything intractable to sonic analysis. Timbre remains a challenging yet experientially rich concept.
Florian Hecker utilizes language and synthetic sound as materials in his installation, live performances, and publications. Hecker's installations consist of restrained arrangements of industrial audio equipment and acoustic paneling situated in a range of architectural contexts. In addition to his studies in visual art, Hecker received formal training in computational linguistics and psycholinguistics. He assumes the role of composer, collaborating closely with an array of specialists—not instrumentalists per se but software developers, audio engineers, architects, designers, theorists, vocalists and more—in order to orchestrate an experience that is layered and extremely precise. Exhibitions include Passages: Luke Fowler, Florian Hecker, Susan Philipsz, Adam Ant Gallery Te Pātaka Toi, Wellington, 2019; Synopsis/Seriation, CU Art Museum, Boulder, 2018; Halluzination, Perspektive, Synthese, Kunsthalle Wien, Vienna, 2017; Synopsis, Tramway, Glasgow, Scotland, 2017. Performances include SynAsTex Korrektur, ART CITY Bologna, 2019; Synopsis As Texture für Computer und Frei Systemtechnik Filterbank, SWR Experimentalstudio, Germany, 2018.
Robin Mackay is a philosopher, director of the British arts organization Urbanomic, and is Associate Researcher at Goldsmiths University of London. Additionally, he is the editor and publisher of Collapse Journal of Philosophical Research and Development. His work addresses contingency and hyper chaos. He has written about, interviewed, translated and published the key thinkers associated with speculative realism and non-philosophy. In 2010, he organized an event addressing art and contingency at Thomas Dane Gallery. The resulting papers and discussion were published by Urbanomic as the book The Medium of Contingency (2011). Mackay will be working with Hecker to produce an analysis and synthesis of the ideas Jean-François Lyotard.
Founded in 2014, Equitable Vitrines is a Los Angeles-based nonprofit organization committed to examining theoretical and discursive approaches to contemporary art with the intention of determining their veracity and usefulness. At times, Equitable Vitrines enlists practitioners to produce artworks for spaces and audiences that lie outside of the contemporary art world's immediate sphere of influence. Equitable Vitrines also produces exhibitions meant for audiences familiar with contemporary art, but which challenge orthodoxy. In either case, Equitable Vitrines' intention is to advance a manner of speaking and thinking about art that is nuanced, widely accessible, and which strives toward coherence.


Serving in the Texas Legislature as your representative has afforded me with the unique opportunity to thoroughly study and analyze the many important issues facing Texas, including many challenges that are overlooked but have serious implications. Being a member of the House Committee on Human Services has brought me face to face with one of those very challenges – the state of adoption in Texas.
He expressed his support for the Ultrasound Bill if a vote is required on the House floor. "Our society must continue to preserve the value of life. We know that once a woman can physically see that a life is growing within her, the less likely she will be to elect to terminate her pregnancy, which is why I am supporting House Bill 36," said Rep. Parker.
"My legislation was directed at producing a legislative approach that would have allowed Texas to utilize our federal tax dollars without forcing any additional financial cost on Texas businesses after the stimulus funds would have been exhausted," Parker said.
It's nice to see a state legislator try to solve one of the many problems encountered by consumers who contact The Watchdog. We wish it happened more. Simple fixes in state laws, such as could happen here, are always welcome.


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Something strange appeared in Jefferson County, Indiana in December of 1885: It was a shape-shifting ghost—no two witnesses agreed on the same form—and it arrived with a whir, like the sound of a flock of birds. When mocked for his vision, the initial eye-witness offered a substantial reward to anyone who would go to the haunted spot and remain there for one hour, but no one could collect the reward; they were all too frightened by
THE GHOST OF BLOODY RUN
A Spook Story That Has a Very Solid Foundation—A Fifty-Dollar Greenback Offered for a Solution of the Mystery.
Versailles, Ind., Dec. 13. The south-western part of this (Ripley county is all torn up over the visitations of ghosts in that locality. The report was at first discredited, but the excitement became so intense and the reports were substantiated by men of such prominence and veracity that your correspondent determined to investigate the matter. The haunted place is on the farm of Zeph McLaughlin, a large landowner living between Haney's Corner, ten miles south of here, in this county, and Canaan, a small village two miles further west, in Jefferson county. The city of Madison is but seventeen miles distant. The haunted spot is on Bloody run, a tributary of Indiana Kentuck creek, and is in a wild and lonely wood between steep, rocky bluffs.
As every citizen from that locality who has visited Versailles in the past week has given a highly exaggerated report of what has been seen, a correspondent hired a horse and buggy and drove down there yesterday, with the intention of seeing for himself. For the past half century there has been a tradition that a band of robbers once inhabited a cave on Bloody run, and that a terrible tragedy occurred among them which resulted in the extermination of the entire number. The most interesting part of the story is that a large sum of money was buried in this lonely hollow. Many superstitious persons living in that neighborhood have long believed that some supernatural spirit guards the spot where the supposed treasure is buried, but Zeph McLaughlin has always sneered at the idea. He is a substantial, intelligent and prominent citizen, and is the last man in Hoosierdom to take stock in a ghost story, but he is a late convert and outspoken believer.
One week ago last Thursday night he and his hired man were coon hunting and the dogs treed some animal at the foot of a bluff in the haunted hollow. They were barking in a hole between the rocks, when McLaughlin and his farm hand came up, and they at once began to assist the dogs by raising the rocks. No sooner had they begun to dig among the stones than moans and sobs were heard distinctly on the bluff above. The men listened, and the noises appeared to come nearer, when suddenly an apparition appeared with a rustling noise like the whirr of a flock of flying pigeons. The men were badly frightened and they claim that the dogs were too, for it is said that they crouched whining at the feet of their master. The party made all haste to leave the accursed spot, and McLaughlin and his man were not slow in telling their neighbors their fearful experience. Many received the statement with jeers, but McLaughlin produced a fifty-dollar bill and offered it to any man or set of men who would go after night and dig in a certain spot and remain there an hour. This offer produced a genuine sensation, for it was seen that the man meant just what he said.
To say that the community has gone wild over it is putting it mild, for it has been the topic of conversation for the past ten days. McLaughlin's offer has impelled several parties to undertake the task of earning his $50 bill, but they all have met with experiences much like his, and he still displays the tempting greenback, as none remained in the dismal hollow longer than the fractional part of an hour. Among the most prominent men who have attempted to explore the place are Hanson Kirk, Simeon Welch, William Wright, and a number of others. Postmaster Rynerson went down from Rexville, four miles distant, with the avowed intention of solving the mystery, but returned here with his curiosity satisfied and the dark mystery unexplained. The statements regarding the appearance of the ghost by those who have visited the haunted hollow and have seen it do not agree. In fact there are no two alike. Some describe it as a strange wild animal, others as a peculiar cow, and others as something that appears to descend from the clouds, or rushes down the side of the bluff. Whatever it is the country has gone wild over it, and the Spiritualists are happy. People from a distance of this belief are going there to see it, and others who are slow to believe such things are becoming firm advocates.
No one could be found who would accompany the correspondent to the dreary place after nightfall, and the hope of seeing the wonderful monster had to be abandoned.
Mr. McLaughlin says that many have undertaken a pilgrimage to the place, but no one has yet claimed his money. Some solution of this profound mystery must soon follow or the people in this part of Indiana will become firm believers in ghosts. Plain Dealer [Cleveland, OH] 16 December 1885: p. 5
When I transcribed this story, I figured it might fit nicely into a chapter on shape-shifting ghosts, a surprising staple of 19th-century ghost lore. The detail about the whirring wings was also unusual and who wouldn't be happy with a ghost at a place called Bloody Run? But I am even happier to find the sequel to the story:
A Scheming Hoosier's Trick to Scare the Natives.
A few weeks ago the BEE published the particulars of an alleged ghost which then flourished and fattened on the fears of the residents of Bloody Run, Jefferson county, Ind. Several armed parties of fearless anti-ghost believers camped in the Run at night for the sole purpose of capturing his ghostship, but they were invariably scared away. Ten days ago the exposure came and the sawdust bull of Bloody Run was captured and disemboweled.
A practical joker named McLaughlin was the author and chief engineer of the ghost. He had stretched a strong wire from the bluff, sixty feet above the Run, and connected it at a lower point on the opposite bluff. On this wire he operated the ghost—a canvas stuffed with sawdust shaped like a bull. The captors were J. W. Denny, an old soldier of pluck and good staying qualities, assisted by two other soldiers of pluck and nerve, Lon Baxter and James A. McGee, all armed to the teeth with knives and bayonets. Capt. Denny slipped his men in unknown to any one, stationed Baxter at the place near where the treasure is supposed to be hidden armed with a butcher knife. Denny and McGee took a position in easy supporting distance where they could have a good view of the field. Armed, the captain with a good hickory club and McGee with a bayonet used by his father in the war of 1812**, they waited and watched about three hours before the fellow who worked the wires let slip the bull of war, when, lo, horror of horrors, up in the air, near the top of the cliff, that monster of Bloody Run, made a running shoot for Baxter, who clinched his knife with a firm grip and looked Mr. Bull square in the face, but the fellow working the wires aimed to stop the bull before it would strike Baxter, so as to give him a chance to run, but the saw-dust stuffing in the bull having gotten wet and frozen, and the wires being full of frost, when he jerked the wire to stop the bull, the wire broke and the monster struck Baxter square in the face and knocked him twenty or thirty feet down the cliff, square upon his back, without the sign of wind in him, and he showed no sign of life for ten or fifteen minutes. Capt. Denny and McGee took in the situation at a glance, and went into Mr. Bull in true soldier style. McGee with his bayonet and the captain with his club, and in less than half the time it takes to tell it, that bull of Bloody Run, had no stuffin' in him, and there is today at least a half a wagon load of saw dust where that fearful animal met his death. Omaha [NE] Daily Bee 17 January 1886: p. 4
Once again, we see the importance of looking for follow-up articles when chasing down historic ghost tales….
My database doesn't have the original Bee article, but apparently the incident made enough of an impression upon the paper's readership for the Bloody Run ghost to be mentioned in connection with another possible ghost hoax later in the same year.
Some practical joker is laying the foundation of a funeral at Eight-Mile Grove, Cass county. A ghost, worked on the plan of McLaughlin's Bloody Run bull, has scared several teams and teamsters recently. Sometimes it howls like a kicked dog, and next appears like a goose. To add to the fear, the oldest liar in the neighborhood claims the ghost is twenty years old. A stray bullet will settle the joker before many weeks. Omaha [NE] Daily Bee 17 May 1886: p. 5
As always, I am amazed at the number of ghost hoaxes that were perpetrated despite the very real threat of being shot during a ghost panic.
Although one would think that the victims of his practical jokes would have murdered him sooner, McLaughlin died in 1897, aged 69. The article doesn't explicitly state that he was the man controlling the bull's wire—I assume that the hired man was his confederate. And what was his motivation for such a very elaborate hoax? "The last man in Hoosierdom to take stock in a ghost story" pulling a prank on his gullible neighbors?
Zeph "Zip-line" McLaughlin was extremely fortunate that Lon Baxter didn't die as a result of his cock-and-bull ghost story or the sequel might have been very different.
**In checking for the reality of the people alleged to have uncovered the hoax, I found records for John W. Denny and Alonzo "Lon" Baxter being mustered out of the Union Army in 1862. McGee's 1812 bayonet is actually mentioned in a Jefferson County [Indiana] history from 1889 as still in the possession of James A. McGee, although not in connection with this incident.
Chris Woodyard is the author of The Victorian Book of the Dead, The Ghost Wore Black, The Headless Horror, The Face in the Window, and the 7-volume Haunted Ohio series. She is also the chronicler of the adventures of that amiable murderess Mrs Daffodil in A Spot of Bother: Four Macabre Tales. The books are available in paperback and for Kindle. Indexes and fact sheets for all of these books may be found by searching hauntedohiobooks.com. Join her on FB at Haunted Ohio by Chris Woodyard or The Victorian Book of the Dead.


A crash has caused major delays on Interstate 24 in Nashville.
A crash caused major delays on Interstate 24 in Nashville.
The incident was reported around 6 a.m. Thursday in westbound lanes at Haywood Lane.
Details of the crash were unclear at this time. There were indications that a semi may have leaked fuel onto the interstate. However, it ended up being food coloring.
Two westbound lanes were blocked. Traffic was backing up all the way to I-840.


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the British phrase 'to throw a spanner in(to) the works'
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The British phrase to throw a spanner in(to) the works means to cause disruption, to interfere with the smooth running of something—synonym (American English): to throw a monkey wrench into.
The earliest instance that I have found is from Mr. Connolly, Music Lover, by the English author Pelham Grenville Wodehouse (1881-1975), published in both The Cincinnati Enquirer (Cincinnati, Ohio) and The Los Angeles Times (Los Angeles, California) on Sunday 15th March 1925:
"Archie, darling, when you married me, you undertook to share my sorrows, didn't you?"
"Then share 'em!" said Lucille. "Bill's in love again."
Archie blinked.
"Of what caliber is the latest exhibit?"
"Middle West overlaid with Washington Square."
"Once again!" requested Archie, puzzled.
"Well, I mean she comes from the Middle West and seems to be trying to be twice as Bohemian as the rest of the girls down in Greenwich Village. She wears her hair bobbed and goes about in a kimono."
"I can't understand why it is that Bill goes out of his way to pick these horrors. And the worst of it is that one always feels one's got to do one's best to get him through."
"Absolutely! One doesn't want to throw a spanner into the works of love's young dream. It behooves us to rally 'round."
The second-earliest instance that I have found is from The Evening News and Southern Daily Mail (Portsmouth, Hampshire) of Friday 12th August 1927:
The Big Two of the National Union of Railwaymen, the staffs of the different lines have given in their adhesion to the thesis that it is their duty, under the present system, to make the railways as successful as possible. This concession is made "without prejudice," as the lawyers say. The leaders and workers in the industry wish it to be understood that it is their "unalterable belief" that nationalization should be their ultimate goal. So be it. Nationalization of the railways is not a matter of practical politics at the moment, but there is no necessary harm done by the cherishing of even impossible ideals. It is practical politics, however, to refrain, as one commentator puts it, from throwing a spanner into the works of a machine by which you get your living, especially if you hope and intend eventually to get possession of that machine.
The football section of Sports Special ("The Green 'Un") (Sheffield, Yorkshire) of Saturday 6th September 1930 contained the following paragraph:
At Blackpool the Arsenal worked like one of those clean, efficient machines which convey the impression of hidden power and a well-directed flow of energy, with James and Jack the dynamic, fool-proof force behind it. Blackpool tried, as it were, to pitch a spanner into the works, but only succeeded in striking the casing.
On Friday 9th October 1931, The Essex Chronicle (Chelmsford, Essex) published a review of Step to a Drum, by the English author Constance Elizabeth 'Betty' Inskip (1905-45), in which the following sentence from the novel is quoted:
It's nearly always love that throws the spanner in the works and makes things first go wrong.
A pun on a spanner in the works, A Spaniard in the Works (Jonathan Cape – London, 1965) is the title of a book by the English singer, musician and songwriter John Winston Lennon (1940-80).
Added Sunday 2nd February 2020—information and photograph provided by Jason Stubbs: According to legend, the phrase was coined in New Zealand in 1828 in a place called Whangamomona. The world's first ever oil well was supposedly drilled there. They have a plaque there to commemorate it. This is what it says:
THE OLD PUMP
Here lie the remains of the 'Old Prospect Pump'.
This is the site of the
World's First Oil Well
drilled here in 1828.
Legend has it that Mr Ewen McGregor set up the derrick and drilled a hole 700 feet deep. All was going well and signs of an oil strike were imminent when his son Jethro dropped a spanner down the hole. From this incident the term, 'A spanner in the works', originated, and is now known world-wide.
The spanner was not retrievable and so another hole was drilled, this time to 1200 feet, where gas was struck.
Alas Ewen's other son Cletus fell into this hole, and ended all prospecting on the site.
origin of 'throw a monkey wrench into': threshing machines
the British phrase 'to talk the hind leg off a donkey'


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David Emile Durkheim was a precursor of structuralism in sociology, Vilfredo Pareto was a precursor of structuralism in economics, though clearly a positivist himself, and Wilhelm Wundt's experimental psychology was a precursor of structural psychology. Structuralism refers to theorists such as Claude Levi-Strauss and Jean Piaget who claim that in the most ordinary of events there is a hidden structure or pattern called deep structure.
Levi-Strauss's student Louis Pierre Althusser was among those who sought to merge Marxism and Structuralism in this period. Prominent figures in the structuralist movement are Paul Michel Foucault, Jacques Lacan, Roman Jakobson, and Roland Barthes. Social exchange theory is linked to rational choice theory and structuralism.
Structuralism became a fashion in France in the 1960s, coinciding with a decline in popular support for the FCP, and a move of the French Communist Party away from support for the USSR and a split between the intelligentsia and the organised working class culminating in the betrayal of the French General strike and the failure of the 1968 uprisings.
Related to Postmodernism, Post-structuralism had its origins in the structuralism and is an essential project of structuralism. Structuralism appeared in academic psychology for the first time in the 19th century and then reappeared in the second half of the 20th century, when it grew to become one of the most popular approaches in the academic fields that are concerned with analyzing language, culture, and society.
Structuralism refers to a method of analyzing phenomena, as in anthropology, linguistics, psychology, or literature, chiefly characterized by contrasting the elemental structures of the phenomena in a system of binary opposition. Ferdinand de Saussure's work concerning linguistics is generally considered to be a starting point of 20th century structuralism.
Saussure's approach was to treat the individual phonemes as "arbitrary," and sought meaning instead in the structures of similarity and difference between phonemes in a given language. The study of these "structures" proved far more fruitful. For example, what can be learned from the names given to pets; from food categories; from the way a child compares volume in two containers?
The Principle Features of Structuralism - Objectivism
Levi-Strauss makes it quite clear that the "objective", "non-judgmental", non-interventionist attitude of the anthropologist cannot and must not be carried over by the anthropologist to her own society. This is not necessarily to accept as fact the Bushman's own view of the structures of her society, but whatever those views are, they are a fact.


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MY PASSION FOR 'FOREIGN' UNIVERSITY EDUCATION
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By Dare Lasisi.
If you love anything in life, just go for it, don't wait for miracles and you don't need to expect approvals from friends or family members. This life is a complex web of mysteries.If you don't know before today, just crawl back into the mother's womb.
I declined postgraduate admission offers from the University of Dundee, Glasgow Caledonian University, University of Stirling and the University of West of Scotland but the 'Holy Spirit' ministered to me that I must attend the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow, not because former Vice President of Nigeria(Dr. Alex Ekwueme) attended the same university, there is a scholarship/endowment in his memory right now, my friend won last year award, not because the inventor of television(John Logie Baird) was a distinguished alumnus, and probably not because Glasgow-born Professor Thomas Graham whose research paved way for dialysis and diffusion was the first Professor Chemistry at Strathclyde University in Glasgow.
The University of Strathclyde is the first technological university in the whole of the United Kingdom, just like Massachusetts Institute of Technology(MIT) in America. (Check Google for details!)
This award-winning Scottish University of the year 2019 is a world-class citadel of useful learning, as the English adage says, 'The proof of the pudding is in the eating.", just only one University in Glasgow (University of Glasgow) can comfortably hold a flashlight to look straight into the Strathclyde's eyeballs. If you really understand this analogy, you'll feel my raw passion.
I love the University of Glasgow(UG) but I don't really like a university with many campuses after my Unilorin experience in Nigeria. I love to be at the main campus of any university. No long story.
But as a Strathclyde student, you can use UG library, that's a partnership in education, maybe because the founder of the University of Strathclyde (John Anderson) also attended UG and later became a Professor of Natural Philosophy at UG.
I will always recommend the university of Strathclyde to my friends for many reasons. This multi-awarding winning university is among the best in the whole of the United Kingdom. Don't let me blow the trumpet beyond limits.
TO BE CONTINUED...(Make I finish my coursework jare !My Professors go vex for late submission)
*Dare Lasisi writes from the Department of Computer & Information Sciences(CIS), Faculty of Science, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, Scotland, UK.
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The Hymenoptera Collection consists of about three million specimens including over 15,000 holotypes. More than 7,000 drawers house the pinned specimens and approximately 10,000 glass vials contain the preserved larvae and adults in alcohol.
The collection represents about 15% of the total entomological collections in the department, and is especially rich in Symphyta (sawflies), aculeates, and entomophagous parasites from worldwide locations.
Housed within the Museum of Natural History is the The SI AntLab, a special facility where colonies of ants live and are studied. Specifically, there is an Atta texana leaf-cutter farm that helps scientists study these ants within the museum, rather than travel to South America where the ants are from.
The nucleus of the Hymenoptera collection was formed by a number of early researchers including C. V. Riley, T. Pergandé, E. A. Schwarz, and L. O Howard, but the USNM Hymenoptera holdings first acquired the status of a major collection with the acquisition of the Ashmead collection - numbering around 60,000 specimens - in 1898.
William H. Ashmead had originally been appointed by the USDA in 1887 to work on insect pests and their parasites. Later he was employed by the Smithsonian Institution as assistant curator and thus became, in 1897, the first USNM hymenopterist. James C. Crawford succeeded Ashmead as assistant curator in 1908 and centered his research on the Chalcidoidea, one of the largest groups of parasitoid wasps.


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All eyes on Europe: Time to stand united for CCS action
September 5 was an important European milestone for carbon capture and storage (CCS). In the run-up to the UN Climate Action Summit and as negotiations on Europe's 2050 climate ambition unfold, the European High-Level Conference on CCS hosted by the European Commission and the Norwegian Government proved to create significant momentum for the need to accelerate European efforts to deploy CCS.
In Oslo, over 400 delegates joined United Nations Climate Chief Patricia Espinosa, EU Commissioner for Climate Action Miguel Canete, European Energy and Climate Ministers, NGOs, trade unions and energy-intensive industry for a critical discussion. Given Europe's on and off history with CCS, the conference was very timely, taking place alongside negotiations on Europe's 2050 climate neutral vision, the increased momentum created by the incoming European Commission and the prospects for a European Green Deal.
Europe can make it happen
The message from the conference was clear and echoed by industry, civil society and policymakers. CCS is needed to achieve carbon neutrality in Europe. The question is no longer "if it's needed" but how to make it happen. CCS is firmly back on the policy agenda in Europe. This time around, the mindset and expectations have changed.
The conference highlighted how much work remains ahead. Industry needs incentives beyond the current EU ETS price, which at the moment is not enough on its own to accelerate CCS deployment. There is also the need to create a market with customers ready pay the price for low-carbon products. Now is also the time to get priorities straight on the infrastructure element of CCS deployment.
The event was also an opportunity to showcase some of the latest CCS developments and projects. Several promising CCS projects, a total of nine in development across Europe, are located in Norway, Netherlands, Ireland and the UK. Some of these projects, the PORTHOS CCUS and Northern Lights, were showcased at the conference.
Allard Castelein, CEO of Port of Rotterdam the anchor of the Porthos CCUS Project, said that commercial FID for this important decarbonisation project will be taken by next year. One unique feature of the Porthos project is its complementarity with other CCS plans across Europe. Once completed, it will offer a non-discriminatory open access system for industries wishing to capture and transport their CO2 to be stored offshore under the North Sea. The project will also be an important supporter of a new hydrogen economy in the Netherlands and Europe.
Collaboration is a must
Several speakers highlighted the need for European and international collaboration in order to kickstart CCS in Europe. The long-term liability issue was highlighted as one of the key obstacles that could be resolved through collaboration.
During his remarks, Castelein explained that the Port of Rotterdam is working to build a coalition of the willing to collaboratively resolve some of the challenges of being first movers on CCS. Castelein also reinforced that there is no competition suggesting that it could be beneficial to create a pan-European taskforce to support and accelerate CCUS efforts.
Furthering the importance of a collaborative approach to CCS, Equinor, on behalf of the Northern Lights project, announced that it signed MOU agreements with seven European companies to develop value chains in CCS. The companies involved include Air Liquide, ArcelorMittal, Ervia, Fortum Oyj, HeidelbergCement AG, Preem and Stockholm Exergi.
Deployment, deployment, deployment
Kickstarting CCS deployment is key. However, this requires a supply chain that works across Europe. Stephen Bull from Equinor, a company that has been involved in CCS projects for decades, said that to make CCS happen in Europe all elements need to be put in place first. This starting from the storage model, one that is permanent, insurable and bankable, business models and the discussion around the economies of scale and CO2 volumes.
"To get to decentralized and continuous development within capture, deployment, deployment, deployment is key to address this", said Bull.
The CEO of DNV GL Oil & Gas business Liv Hovem called for industry and governments to be "bold", explaining that with more CCS projects, the cost curve and project costs will go down.
The spotlight was on Norway, the host of the conference. Norwegian Petroleum and Energy Minister Freiberg said that the full-scale CCS project should be seen a catalyst for other European projects and other technology developments internationally. The Norwegian Government aims to make a final investment decision on the full-scale project in 2020.
Many participants emphasised the need for government and EU support to get the ball rolling, and to specifically to create the business case for CCS investment. Several speakers also urged governments and Brussels to step up support from an innovation perspective.
Some progress is already on the horizon. The Innovation Fund will give important funding mechanism to support CCS deployment. The day following the conference, ZEP hosted a workshop on the Innovation Fund to discuss with various stakeholders.
Value of CCS
The conference also brought trade unions and NGOs to the table. From Germany, the leading NGO WWF Germany explained that CCS will be needed to address remaining emissions from industry and achieve net-zero. All stakeholders agreed that CCS should not be seen as a silver bullet but a must-have technology in the broader portfolio of climate solutions.
The case for CCS was also made in the context of a just transition for industrial regions and communities. As the voice of industry workers, Luc Triangle from IndustriAll emphasised that CCS is about reindustralisation and region redevelopment. He added that CCS is an important technology supporting efforts to decarbonise the European economy while retaining a strong industry and employment and creating clean growth opportunities.
Jonas Helseth, head of environmental NGO Bellona Europa, called for CO2 transport and storage infrastructure to be considered a public good, and asked for suitable regulation to make it accessible. "When you look at CO2 infrastructure, this is what industry will need everywhere. (…) This is a joint task for Europe. It has to be done as public good, one that enables the decarbonisation of Europe", said Helseth.
The conference concluded with words from Trude Sundset, CEO of Gassnova, who said: "I hope everyone leaves this conference feeling a little wiser, a little smarter and a lot more optimistic than before you came. With insight comes responsibility. When we return home, we all have a responsibility to share. And act."
Now it's time to walk the talk and get CCS underway in Europe.
You can also read IEAGHG's summary of the event here.
More about the conference:
Press release from the Norwegian Ministry of Petroleum and Energy: Milestone for cooperation on CCS in Europe
Press release from Equinor: European cooperation on Carbon Capture
Press coverage: Norway's CO2 seabed storage project gets boost from industry, EU
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