Parteivorsitzende die Linke Katja Kipping Entscheidung zu Internet-Strategie

Katja Kipping Entscheidung zur Internet-Strategie

GIP.one -NEWS ( an überparteiliche Organisationen, Links-Parteien, an ALLE links-sozialpoitische interessierte Mitbürger ..
http://www.gip.one/parteivorsitzende-katja-kipping-strategie/  )

von Steven Gäthje ( v. Ortsverband Neustadt/Asbach, Linksaktiv ) und Paul Weiler ( Team Sahra Wagenknecht/Member Linksaktiv/Internationale Koordination )

 
Wohl einer der wichtigsten Entscheidungen von dieLinke im jahr 2o17 war in der Telefonkonferenz am 6. Dez. von Parteivorsitzende Katja Kipping zu vernehmen ( bei über 8o anwesenden PARTEIMITGIEDERN ) :

Bei der Frage von Steven Gathje ( Neu-Mitglied die Linke im virtuellen Ortsverband Neustadt/Asbach ) und Paul Weiler ( Team Sahra Wagenknecht / Linksaktiv )  bzgl. Erlaubnis der Installation eines Forums und auch
der Sprachkonferenz-Software Mumble antwortete Frau Kipping ( sinnngemäß ):
“Dies ist absolut ok, dass solche Software eingesetzt wird und die Basis so einbezogen werden kann”

Steven Gäthje und Paul Weiler ( mit anderen sozial-politischen Mitbürgern ) werden diese Entscheidung der Parteivorsitzenden dieLinke Frau Katja Kipping nun umsetzen
bzw. realisieren.
Die Firma  Katz-Webdesign mit Sitz in Tel Aviv ( Israel ),  die sich im Dialog mit einem führenden Mumble-Programmierer der Piratenpartei befindet, wird nun
einen überparteilichen Mumble-Themen-Sprachkonferenz-Server konfigurieren, welcher auch von der Partei dieLinke in deren Sinne verwendet werden kann.

Die sozial-politische Plattform www.GIP.one wird auf diesen Themen-Mumble-Server verlinken und dementsprechend moderierte Diskussions-Räume für Mitglieder und Nicht-Mitglieder von der dieLinke einrichten.

In ca. 3 MONATEN wird ein TEST-MUMBLE-THEMEN SERVER dementsprechend lauffähig sein .

DAMIT könnte die BESTE SOZIAL-POLITISCHE SPRACHPLATTFORM der WELT entstehen .

P.s. -Hinweis : Die OPENSOURCE-SPRACHKONFERENZ-PLATTFORM wird bei der PIRATENPARTEI über Jahre und Grenzen hinweg erfolgreich umgesetzt
und war/ist ein BLOCKBUSTER für den AUFSCHWUNG der PARTEI in vielen Ländern der WELT.
In ca. 4o LÄNDERN  ist die PIRATENPARTEI vertreten und damit wohl einer der stärksten Parteien der WELT.

Ohne Mumble und ohne die dazugehörigen PADs wären demokratische BASIS- ENTSCHEIDUNGEN/BESCHLÜSSE der Piratenpartei wohl so nie entstanden.
( z.B. GRUNDSATZPROGRAMME , WAHLPROGRAMME, INTERNATIONALE BEZIEHUNGEN usw. ) .
Mumble wurde in DEUTSCHLAND allerdings von BUNDESVORSTÄNDEN degradiert ( z.B. durch BUVO-VORSITZENDER Herr Schlömer als BUNDESWEHRANGEHÖRIGER ).

GIPmedia wird allerdings nun diese Opensource-Software ÜBERPARTEILICH umsetzen und nach THEMEN  sortieren ( also nicht nur nach Ländern/Regionen ).

Eine WERBEKAMPAGNE nach TESTPHASE der neuen PLATTFORM wird angestrebt

Opferschutzvernachlässigung

Opferschutzvernachlässigung

Neustadt/ Wied 21.Dez. 2o17

BUNDESREGIERUNG ignoriert vernünftigen Opferschutz

Massive Kritik an einem Mitglied des Bundestags (  MDB Erwin Rüddel (CDU )) gab es bei der öffentlichen Sitzung im Bürgerhaus Neustadt/Wied
am Mittwoch Abend.
Nicht nur Betroffene waren herb enttäuscht über das Ergebnis beim Opferschutz von Überfällen ( mangelnder Schutzzaun der Ortes Neschen der in deutschen Medien  überregionale unrühmliche Bekanntheit erlangte ) und den Massnahmen gegen Lärm- und Vermüllung.

MDB Erwin Rüddel räumte Versäumnisse ein, aber unterliess es persönliche Konsequenzen daraus zu ziehen.

MITGLIEDER von die Linke und Team SAHRA WAGENKNECHT meldeten sich deutlich zu Wort und stellten unter anderem die Frage warum in einem reicheren Nachbarort ( Windhagen )  eine höhere Schallschutzwand trotz Mischgebiet errichtet wurde und in dem ärmeren Ort Neschen, trotz der bedauernswerten Vorkommnisse, nicht.
Eine klare ANTWORT gab es im Beisein der Rhein-Zeitung und einem beauftragen Team  des ZDF ( Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen ) nicht!
Auch die Fragen, seitens dieLinke,  bzgl. der zeitlichen Planung der Beseitigung der Probleme in Bezug zum Lärm- und Vermüllungsschutz blieben unzureichend und nur vage beantwortet.

Alles in Allem:

Es bleibt der Eindruck vor den Medien wurde viel vor einiger Zeit von den Verantwortlichen versprochen und es klang nach “merkelscher Task-Force” , aber die Ergebnisse blieben bislang ( vielleicht für immer ) SEHR DÜRFTIG und insbesondere zu spät ( wie im Berliner Terror-Fall Amri am BREITSCHEID PLATZ ) um OPFER schnell und zügig in ihrer NOT richtig zu helfen.

Mit einem  DURCHLÖCHERTEN PLASTIK-ZAUN müsen die RAUBÜBERFALL-OPFER derzeit leben.

Wie schmerzlich für die  Betroffenen

Ants/Ameisen behaviours/Verhalten  relevant for human beings?

Ants/Ameisen behaviours/Verhalten relevant for human beings?

SOURCE: https://uanews.arizona.edu/story/lazy-ants-make-themselves-useful-unexpected-ways
By marking ants with tiny dots of paint, Daniel Charbonneau and his collaborators were able to keep track of what individual ants do over the course of two or more weeks. (Photo: Daniel Charbonneau)

Lazy Ants Make Themselves Useful in Unexpected Ways

They may look useless, but they’re not: So-called lazy ants serve as new recruits ready to replace the top productive workers when the need arises.
Sept. 11, 2017

Ants of the species Temnothorax rugulatus live in mountainous areas of the Southwest. Here, workers perform chores inside a nest in the lab. (Photo: Matt Velazquez)

Ants of the species Temnothorax rugulatus live in mountainous areas of the Southwest. Here, workers perform chores inside a nest in the lab. (Photo: Matt Velazquez)

Colony of painted workers in an artificial nest (Photo: Matt Velazquez)

Colony of painted workers in an artificial nest (Photo: Matt Velazquez)

If the first thing that comes to mind when you think about ants is “industrious,” you might be in for a surprise. In 2015, biologists at the University of Arizona reported that a sizable chunk of the “workers” that make up an ant colony spent the vast majority of their day engaging in one task: doing absolutely nothing.

“They really just sit there,” says Daniel Charbonneau, who dedicated his Ph.D. thesis to studying the behavior (or lack thereof) of these lazy ants. “And whenever they’re doing anything other than doing nothing, they do chores around the nest, like a bit of brood care here or grooming another worker there.”

Observing colonies of ants maintained in the lab, Charbonneau found that an average of 40 percent of individuals are mostly inactive, with some variation between seasons, colonies and species. And his ants, which belong to the species Temnothorax rugatulus, don’t appear to be freaks of nature, Charbonneau says, as similar patterns can be observed in other social insects, even honey bees. Charbonneau and his doctoral adviser, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Professor Anna Dornhaus, published those results in 2015. At the time, the researchers could only speculate over the purpose of keeping around hordes of inactive “workers.”

In a new paper, published in the open-access journal PLOS ONE, authors Charbonneau, Takao Sasaki of the University of Oxford and Dornhaus show for the first time that inactive ants can act as a reserve labor force. When they removed the top 20 percent of most active workers, they found that within a week, they were replaced mostly by individuals belonging to the “lazy” demographic, which stepped up and increased their activity levels to match those of the lost workers.

“This suggests that the colony responds to the loss of highly active workers by replacing them with inactive ones,” Charbonneau says.

“Serving as a replacement workforce is a long-held suspicion about the function of ‘lazy’ ants,” adds co-author Dornhaus, “but it was just an assumption and never had been empirically confirmed.”

Various functions — from storing food in their crops to laying eggs for consumption by their nest mates — had been suggested by other researchers, and Charbonneau investigated several of them through experiments involving marking individual ants in a colony and tracking their movements through video recordings.

“We apply tiny dots of paint to them,” he explains. “One on head, one on thorax, and two dots on abdomen. The combination of colors and location identifies each individual, so we can track it in our video recordings.”

In Arizona, colonies of this particular ant species are found at higher elevations — for example, on Mount Lemmon northeast of Tucson, where Dornhaus and her lab members go to collect them. Because the animals have rarely been studied in the wild, researchers don’t know much about their life history, according to Charbonneau.

“We don’t know how quickly their populations turn over in their natural habitat,” he says, “but it doesn’t take much for a colony to lose a bunch of workers. Since they can live for up to five years or more, they have to overwinter, and being snowed in claims many workers each season.”

Analyzing the video recordings revealed that a colony breaks down into four main demographics, according to Charbonneau: inactive, lazy ants; so-called walkers that spend most of their time just wandering around the nest; foragers that take care of outside tasks such as foraging and building protective walls from tiny rocks; and nurses in charge of rearing the brood.

Charbonneau observed that the lazy ants tend to have more distended abdomens, hinting at the possibility that they could serve as “living pantries.” Published in another recent paper, this observation awaits further testing to determine whether their larger circumference is a cause or a consequence of the lazier workers’ lifestyle.

To see what would happen if the colony lost sizable amounts of inactive members, Charbonneau and Dornhaus did a separate experiment in which they removed the least active 20 percent. They found that those ants, unlike their top-performing peers, were not replaced.

“This suggests that workers are not switching from other task groups to replace the removed ‘inactive’ workers,” the authors conclude, noting that the problem of adjusting supply to demand is not unique to social insects. From companies stocking supplies in warehouses to meet rising demand or employing contingent workers from external labor supply agencies, to computer systems performing better if equipped with reserve processing power, “the problem faced by all of these systems is how to optimally organize the supply or reserve workforce such as to minimize the costs of maintaining these reserves.”

“My speculation is this: Since young workers start out as the most vulnerable members of the colony, it makes sense for them to lay low and be inactive,” Charbonneau says. “And because their ovaries are the most active, they produce eggs, and while they’re doing that, they might as well store food. When the colony loses workers, it makes sense to replace them with those ants that are not already busy pursuing other tasks.”

News about Mars Mission

News about Mars Mission

1 November 2017A mini-rover, tools once used on the Moon and lasers for 3D mapping are in the backpack of the explorers of tomorrow. The terrain will be hazardous and it will be dark in volcanic caves, but this equipment could one day help to scout other planets.

The alien-like landscapes of Lanzarote, Spain, are almost surreal but this volcanic island is helping to bring future space missions to reality.

This month, an expedition with a dozen of experiments mobilised 50 people and four space agencies during five days in five different locations.

This pioneering exercise is Pangaea-X, an extension of ESA’s Pangaea geology training.

“We are supplementing the training with the latest technologies in instrumentation, navigation, remote sensing, 3D imaging and geoscience equipment,” says ESA project leader Loredana Bessone.

Chain work at the lava tube

“Tests in a real environment with so many geological analogies to the Moon and Mars will allow us to learn much more than in any possible artificial simulation,” notes geologist Francesco Sauro, scientific director.

Source and read more on

http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Human_Spaceflight/Caves/Gadgets_for_Mars