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Yanis Varoufakis: Adults in the Room

Jeremy Corbyn’s radical transformation of a neo-liberal Labour Party, which had hit rock bottom when endorsing the Cameron government’s 2015 Welfare Reform Bill into a progressive, re-energised anti-austerity movement, has allowed Labour to speak about the mass slaughter of council tenants in the Grenfell Tower fire, a tragedy brought about by a savage Conservative cost-cutting agenda, with something approaching moral clarity. David Lammy, the Labour MP for Tottenham who lost a close friend in the fire, spoke for many when he declared ‘If burning in your own home isn’t political, I don’t know what is. It’s a scandal and a crime. Behind all of this, is money and profit. When you go down to West London and look at that building, it’s like looking at a vision of hell. It’s a vision of a burnt out shell and that burnt out shell is where we have got to in terms of austerity in this country’.

It will come as no surprise to the Tory architects of austerity that poor people end up dying as a direct result of their flagship policy. A report into the Department of Work and Pensions’ policy of sanctioning claimants in Salford carried out by The Salford Partnership concluded that ‘strict benefit conditionality, the threat and use of benefit sanctions, causes damage to the wellbeing of vulnerable claimants and can lead to hunger, debt, destitution, self-harm, and suicide’. The DWP response, aided by a compliant media, was to suppress 49 secret reports into claimant deaths for as long as possible (it took more than two years to obtain the reports under the Freedom of Information Act). Furthermore, the DWP’s notorious, target-driven fitness for work tests, administered by private contractors ATOS have regularly declared terminally ill people fit and able to work. A report, in July 2012, entitled Incapacity Benefits: Deaths of Recipients revealed that between 2010 and 2011 a shocking 10,600 people had died while undergoing the DWP assessment process.

The mass panic sweeping over a Tory party which, until now, has been decidedly relaxed about just how many poor people their economic and social policies are killing, is simply because the massacre of men, women, and children at Grenfell Tower has happened right in front of the T.V cameras. This time there are witnesses and plenty of them! We’ve all seen the horror with our own eyes. The Tories won’t be able to commission a report into Grenfell and then steadfastly refuse to release it; no longer will Boris Johnson be able to tell a Labour opponent who dared to question his plans for fire service cuts in London to “get stuffed”; no longer will the Daily Mail be able to wheel out dismal lackeys like Toby Young to pour scorn all over anyone demanding an end to grotesque levels of inequality in Britain. His puerile, poisonous piece attacking Ken Loach's I, Daniel Blake was a new low for our rabid tabloid press.

The great Tory austerity swindle is over; Grenfell Tower is a tipping point, the neo-liberal free-for-all that began under Margaret Thatcher and continued unabated through the Tony Blair / Gordon Brown years, incredibly gaining momentum after the de-regulated banks crashed the world economy in an orgy of greed and criminality is surely over now. Nearly forty years on from the rise to power of Thatcher, a reborn labour movement stands on the verge of power, armed with a moral and political mandate to rebuild the welfare state, redistribute wealth in favour of working people and to smash the phony policy of austerity once and for all!

Set against this turbulent background, Yanis Varoufakis’ Adults in the Room, (a fascinating fly-on-the-wall account of how the Syriza Government of 2015 led the left’s fight against a European Union intent on enforcing a psychotic programme of perpetual austerity), proves to be a timely and instructive read. Varoufakis was teaching economics at the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas when Prime Minister in waiting Alexis Tsipras offered him the high profile post of Finance Minister in the event that the radical coalition of Syriza triumphed in the forthcoming election (Varoufakis had been acting as the party’s unofficial advisor since 2013 and his outspoken opposition to destructive European Union bailouts was beginning to win support for a defiant, unorthodox alternative to austerity).

As whistleblowers go, Varoufakis is surprisingly measured and composed, telling his tale with refreshing good grace, and with a rare capacity to identify and acknowledge his own mistakes. Nevertheless, any 550-page account by a serious economist intent on detailing the considerably thorny subject of his country’s malicious bankruptcy can’t help but get itself enmeshed in a thicket of statistics every once in a while. Some of these bear repeating: unemployment soared from 7% to 27%; national income fell by 28%; healthcare expenditure was cut by 11.1% between 2009 and 2011, while 36% of the population currently lives at risk of poverty and social exclusion.

Varoufakis, however, guides us ably through the minefield of facts and figures with the same relaxed charm and sense of humour that he displays while reviewing the papers on the Marr Show or on his annual pilgrimage to the Hay Festival (standing ovation guaranteed), and this makes for an engaging and easy read despite the intricacy of the subject matter. The following, somewhat lengthy extract, proves the point -

‘The German finance minister Wolfgang Schauble once told me that my opposition to austerity placed me in a minority of Europeans, citing opinion polls showing support for government expenditure cuts. I replied that, even if that were true, a majority can be wrong about the cause of their malaise. During the Black Death of the fourteenth century, I reminded him, most Europeans believed the plague was caused by sinful living and could be exorcised by bloodletting and self-flagellation. And when bloodletting and self-flagellation did not work, this was taken as evidence that people’s repentance was not sincere enough, that not enough blood had been let, that the flagellation was insufficiently enthusiastic - exactly as now when austerity’s abysmal failure is cited as proof that it has been applied too half-heartedly. If he was amused, Wolfgang did not show it’.

At the heart of his intriguing book, is Varoufakis’ head-on confrontation with the troika: the European Commission; the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund, all of whom emerge as essentially duplicitous and anti-democratic institutions in their dealings with the Greek government. Time and again the troikas’ apparatchiks doctored agreed communications or withdrew concessions they had made 24 hours earlier while French ministers routinely engaged in doublespeak, supporting Greece in private only to cow-tow to Germany at Eurogroup meetings. Varoufakis often conceded ground, offering his opponents ingenious and imaginative solutions to a crisis that threatened to tear Europe apart. The troika was never interested, not for a moment. Austerity was the only (crooked) game in town! Few people emerge from the book with any credit - in Washington, Bernie Sanders tried in vain to pressurise the IMF and, surprisingly perhaps, Emmanuel Macron, then the French economy minister attempted to convince President Hollande to back a more ‘sustainable solution’ to the crisis. Macron even visited Varoufakis after he’d been deposed in order to clarify his support for the beleaguered ex-minister.

Of more interest, perhaps, to British readers post-Brexit and in light of our forthcoming detachment from Europe’s power brokers, is the other relationship at the heart of the book. From the moment that Varoufakis accepted the toxic post of finance minister, he doubted that Tsipras and his ragbag ‘war cabinet’, suspiciously stuffed with bankers chums, would have the resolve to take on the troika in a fight to the death. Time and again he counseled his wavering colleagues that they could not bluff their way out of economic collapse; they had to commit to a negotiating strategy that sought to convince Angela Merkel and co that Syriza would opt for Grexit rather than accept roll-over bailouts that only served to escalate debt and poverty to stratospheric levels. Only then, argued Varoufakis, would the troika, recoiling from a policy that might lead to the disintegration of their beloved European project, abandon its fateful obsession with austerity and finally agree to meaningful talks on restructuring the massive Greek debt.that austerity had brought crashing down on the poorest members of society.

Yanis and Alexis: Bromance followed by betrayal

The betrayal, when it came, was swift, stunning and incredibly bizarre. Having called for and won a referendum to reaffirm their anti-austerity mandate (an inspirational 61.3% voted in favour of continuing to resist a merciless troika), it gradually dawned on Varoufakis that he was almost the only minister at Maximos Mansions, the Greek prime minister’s official residence, in a celebratory mood. Tsipras and his cabinet, openly despondent at having won the vote, were behaving as if they had been heavily defeated. Even as the results were being announced, Tsipras was firing Varoufakis as finance minister (offering him a token post at the department of culture as a consolation), thereby signaling an irreversible surrender to the troika and an acceptance of punishing austerity*. Returning home, Varoufakis could only tell his partner Danae ‘Tonight we had the curious phenomenon of a government overthrowing its people’.

It’s to Varoufakis’ credit, then, that the book closes with a moving and objective analysis of a leader who betrayed the cause that they had both fought for,

‘Friends and critics criticise me for having seen things in Alexis that were not there. I think they are wrong. His desire to liberate Greece from its vicious cycle was there. His intelligence and capacity to learn quickly were self-evident. His enthusiasm for the deterrent I had proposed and the debt relief I was prioritizing was real. The reason that I had seen all these things in him was that they were there. When he instructed me, on our first day in office, to hand over the keys to our offices to the opposition rather than capitulate, he was not lying. The part of him telling me that was speaking the truth. This is why I was brought to tears by his words. This is why I believed him’.

* On the 15th of June 2017, the latest Greek bailout was agreed to the tune of 8.5 billion Euros. Once again, there was no agreement to cancel Greek debt.

Below is an extract from Yanis Varoufakis’ analysis of the deal

In short, poor pensioners will annually forfeit one of their twelve-monthly pension payments, as a result of a reduction in the threshold above which income tax is withheld. For a country where one in two families have no one working in it, and thus have to survive on some small pension that a grandparent collects, this is a socially devastating cut. Moreover, it will also lead to further small business failures (due to the large multiplier effect of reducing a small pension: when poor families reduce their spending in local shops already on the brink, many of these will go under), the result being more people on the scrapheap of unemployment and fewer contributors to the stressed pension funds.

His article can be read in full here

https://www.yanisvaroufakis.eu/2017/06/16/the-annotated-15th-june-2017-eurogroup-statement-on-greece/

Further reading on the statistics quoted above

https://www.theguardian.com/society/2016/may/13/suicides-of-benefit-claimants-reveal-dwp-flaws-says-inquiry

http://www.partnersinsalford.org/documents/DWP_Benefit_Conditionality_and_Sanctions_in_Salford_-

https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/223050/incap_decd_recips_0712.pdf

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Nothing Grim About Reeperbahn '17

Nothing Grim About Reeperbahn ’17

Martin Hoye The renowned German culture-fest that is Reeperbahn kicks off today and some of our favourite acts are on the musical menu! To celebrate all things #RBF17, we’re gonna fly through a quick synopsis and then treat you to our very own ReeperDerv curated playlist. Like most respectable festivals these days Reeperbahn is no exception to the all inclusive, 100% immersive rule. No longer…

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IBM Maximo EAM helps keep clean water flowing in a city beneath the sea

You drink it, grow with it, clean with it and use it to transport goods. Fresh, clean water is essential to life on our planet. So when you’re responsible for water for over one million people who are living below sea level, you can’t afford to take risks. This is why Waternet in Amsterdam, NL depends upon IBM Maximo® Enterprise Asset Management (EAM), bolstered by the expertise of their local IBM Business Partner, ZNAPZ.

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The Netherlands is especially sensitive to water issues

Neder lands, or lower countries: the very name of this nation describes its topology. Only about 50% of the land is more than a meter (39.4 inches) above sea level. These areas, called polders, were originally reclaimed from swamps, lakes and ponds in the 16th century. Over the centuries, the polders have expanded exponentially. Their fertile soil has made the Netherlands the world’s second largest exporter of food and agricultural products, including the glorious tulip. In 1637, a single bulb cost ten times the salary of a skilled worker. Today, expansive fields of these beautiful, affordable blossoms are synonymous with the Dutch.

Fed by canals that also serve as transportation lanes, the agricultural industry, and the nation’s economy, are critically dependent upon water.

To complicate matters further, the Netherlands is a relatively small country that is home to a population of over 17 million people. It’s one of the most densely inhabited countries in the world. And each individual uses an average of 150 liters (33 gallons) of water each day.

With so much at stake, the uninterrupted availability of clean, fresh water is of paramount importance to the Dutch. The people in the Amsterdam region entrust their needs to the 1,800 talented professionals at Waternet.

Waternet manages thousands of assets each day

Unlike most water management organizations in Holland, Waternet manages the entire water lifecycle. They produce clean, fresh tap water. They make certain that wastewater and rainwater flow into the sewer system, and they treat it before they release it back into nature.

Waternet manages the entire water lifecycle in the Amsterdam region

The company also monitors surface water to ensure it’s at the right levels. And they maintain dykes, clean the canals and maintain an unobstructed and uninterrupted water flow.

This is a monumental task that requires the continuous functioning of thousands of units, such as sensors, monitors, pumps, trucks, bridges, sluices and dredges. As Louis van Parera of Waternet says, “We run assets and these assets have to perform.”

To maintain their reliability and functionality, Waternet depends upon ZNAPZ and IBM Maximo enterprise asset management solutions.

IBM Maximo EAM helps keep the taps in Amsterdam flowing

IBM Maximo is the world’s leading enterprise asset management solution. Waternet has depended upon their EAM installation for over 15 years.

IBM Maximo, IoT collects data from people, sensors and devices. It analyzes it to provide the insights that decision-makers need to make optimize operations. So rather than plan asset maintenance according to calendars, as in the past, users are able to schedule maintenance based on specific criteria for each individual unit.

The IBM Maximo solution is compatible with all asset types no matter where they reside. It allows users to set up new assets quickly, and upgrade EAM software automatically. The result is real-time visibility, non-stop uptime, reduced costs and minimized risk.

It’s not simply implementation, it’s a view to the future

To optimize their EAM system and to shepherd it to maturity, Waternet depends upon IBM Business Partner, ZNAPZ. As ZNAPZ Solution Architect Jan-Willem Steur tells us, their job isn’t restricted to examining today’s needs. It also requires that they look ahead and plan for the future – and not only in terms of assets. “The predictive nature isn’t just related to assets. It’s about a question of where the entire project is going.”

If your future includes enterprise asset management, you’ll want to learn more about IBM Maximo. I suggest you begin your journey by watching this informative interview with professionals from Waternet and ZNAPZ.

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Eguana Technologies residential storage products now offered in Puerto Rico through Maximo Solar

Maximo Solar has been appointed as a Master Distributor in Puerto Rico for Eguana Technologies’ Evolve Home Energy Storage System. Evolve systems are immediately available through Maximo with first installations scheduled in September.

Maximo Solar is actively marketing the Evolve Home Energy Storage System to both new and existing solar customers and converting customers from other energy storage systems with significantly longer lead times.

In 2017, Puerto Ricans experienced power outages caused by hurricanes that left entire urban regions without electricity for weeks and rural dwellers with no power for months. Traditional standby generators, which assume the availability of a fuel source, are not a reliable power source beyond short duration power outages. These factors are driving the demand for solar plus storage systems, which act as a low-cost, perpetual backup power source while offering various advanced energy management controls, an appealing user interface, and an extended warranty.

“Our customers demand top product solutions that are available today to serve their energy needs in the wake of the 2017 storms that took out the power grid in Puerto Rico,” stated Maximo Torres, President of Maximo Solar. “Eguana’s Evolve has been tested and endorsed by top companies. We are looking forward to delivering the Eguana’s to our customers.”

“We’ve set out to establish strong partners throughout the Caribbean to open essential markets for Eguana energy storage systems,” said Livio Filice, Director of Residential Sales, North America. “This is a significant step forward in the company’s sales strategy and we are thrilled to be working with Maximo, a highly established and competent organization with deep roots in local markets.”

“It was important not to simply rush into the Puerto Rican market for promotional purposes and to understand how the market place would change as grid 2.0 was being developed in Puerto Rico, and how the people’s energy needs would be served,” added Justin Holland, Eguana CEO. “Maximo has demonstrated a long-standing commitment in the region to deliver solutions and we are looking forward to being part of the growing change with them.”

Maximo Solar is scheduled to become an Eguana-certified installer in September 2018, with initial installations commencing in the same time frame. A container shipment of Evolve systems will be delivered to Maximo Solar over the next 60 days. Evolve energy storage systems will continue to be deployed throughout the balance of this year.

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2017 in Musik

Kleine Liste an Titeln aus meinem sehr exzessiven Musikjahr.

Aus meinen Spotify Top 100:

Casper, Drangsal – Keine Angst Alt-J – In Cold Blood Cro - Unendlichkeit Ryan Gosling - City Of Stars Kraftklub - 500K Genetikk - Lang lebe die Gang Tom Odell - Another Love Remix Cro - Baum Gorillaz - Ascension Arman Cekin, Snoop Dogg, Paul Rey - California Dreaming Estikay - Miami bis Paris Casper - Sirenen Just a Band - Huff + Puff Kay One - Louis Louis Marian Hill - Down Prezident, Abstrakt - Prometheus Macklemore, Ryan Lewis, Ed Sheeran - Growing Up Cro, Wyclef Jean - todas Heisskalt - Hallo The Neighbourhood - You Get Me So High Kontra K - Diamanten Aslove - Feel Good Vona - Weil du mein Zuhause bist Florence + The Machine - Delilah La La Land Cast - Another Day Of The Sun 3Plusss - Gespenster Achtabahn - Maya 257ers - Holland Young Mokuba, DAT ADAM - Adlibs Grossstadtgeflüster - Fickt-Euch-Allee SDP, Sido - Ne Leiche Casper - Wo die wilden Maden graben The Chainsmokers - Paris Haftbefehl, Marteria - Ich rolle mit meim Besten Babos Remix Interpol - Slow Hands Ahzumjot, Casper - Limbo Kraftklub - Venus Florence + The Machine - Queen Of Peace The XX - Dangerous Genetikk - Yes Sir DAT ADAM - Demons Casper - Alles ist erleuchtet Angus & Julia Stone - Oakwood Regina Spektor - You’ve Got Time Lance Butters - 30 Clean Bandit, Sean Paul, Anne-Marie - Rockabye 4th Dimension - A Long Time Ago Joey Bargeld, KitschKrieg, Trettmann - THC Cro, Patrice - forrest Gump The Hives - Hate To Say I Told You So Hanybal, Nimo - Vanilla Sky Rae Sremmurd, Gucci Mane - Black Beatles Cro - tru Danju, Cro - X Maximo Park - Books From Boxes The Kooks - Seaside Drangsal - Will ich nur dich Estikay - Gebrochenes Deutsch The Moldy Peaches - Anyone Else But You Macklemore, Offset - Willy Wonka

Sonstige Lieder die in Dauerschleife liefen:

Minthaze - Knives n Cherries Kush Kush - Fight Back With Love Tonight Johnny Rakete - Ab und zu Fabian Römer - Nach Dir (Anna) Beginner - Ahnma Post Malone, Quavo - Congratulations LGoony - Yoko Ono Halsey, Lauren Jaregui - Strangers Echo & the Bunnymen - The Killing Moon Trailerpark - Sterben kannst du überall Dillon - Shades Fade Chase & Status - Crawling Eminem - Rap God Genetikk - Trill Interpol - Evil Mando Diao - Down In The Past Editors - Salvation ALMA, French Montana - Phases Savas, Sido - Royal Bunker Dub FX - So Are You K.I.Z - Jimi Blue Fabian Römer - Nur für uns Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg - Still D.R.E Apparat - Goodbye

Besondere Erwähnung: Chris Webby läuft seit Ende November in Dauerschleife

#musik #music #freundinwarimmergenervt #allesaufrepeat

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Ya instalada #amsterdam #Keizersgracht #holanda #holland @lararicote disfruta mucho esta experiencia y aprovecha al maximo esta oportunidad. Te amo 💕🌷🚲💝#ricoteriverofamily (en Amsterdam, Netherlands)

#keizersgracht #amsterdam #ricoteriverofamily #holland #holanda

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Litio: producción en Chile alcanza máximo por crecimiento de la demanda

Durante el último año se produjeron en el país 78 mil toneladas, alza de 39%.

(Diario Financiero) Cifras históricas fueron las que se vieron respecto de la producción de litio durante 2016. Según la información de Cochilco, se llegó a 78 mil toneladas del mineral, elevando el indicador en 39% respecto a 2015, cuando fueron 56 mil toneladas.

Las proyecciones para el mineral son aún más positivas para los próximos años. Para Daniela Desormeaux, gerenta general de SignumBOX, este mercado tiene perspectivas “muy positivas principalmente por el uso de litio en baterías, y en particular con lo que tiene que ver con la electrificación del transporte”.

A esto se suman los nuevos desarrollos en los que se trabaja, entre ellos los sistemas de almacenamiento de energía para sistemas de ERNC, lo que haría crecer aún más la demanda, que según Desormeaux tendrá una expansión anual de 14%, que representa un aumento de 20 mil toneladas.

Para enfrentar esta alza, la especialista explica que Chile está bien preparado para absorber la demanda y que “se está haciendo lo correcto en esta materia”.

En ese sentido apunta a que medidas como el aumento de la capacidad productiva de Albemarle y el proceso que impulsó Codelco para encontrar un aliado para explotar los salares de Maricunga y Pedernales resultan clave. “Lo de Codelco es una importante señal para el mercado, porque Maricunga es el segundo salar más importantes después de Atacama”, comentó.

SQM se expande en Australia

En el marco del interés de las empresas con hacerse con una mayor participación en el mercado mundial del litio, ayer SQM anunció que adquirirá el 50% de los derechos del proyecto de litio Mt Holland, ubicado en Australia.

La compañía compró ese porcentaje a la firma Kidman a través de una filial y la operación se valoró en US$ 30 millones. La minera no metálica señaló que contribuirá con US$ 80 millones al financiamiento de parte del proyecto, por lo mismo, entregará un préstamo convertible en acciones estimado en US$ 21,5 millones a Kidman con el fin de que el desarrollo de la mina de litio avance mientras se cumplen las condiciones para el joint venture.

Según lo señalado por la empresa, el objetivo inicial de la producción considera 40 mil toneladas de carbonato de litio por año a partir de 2021, y las partes se pusieron como fecha límite para cerrar el acuerdo el 30 de septiembre próximo.

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