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Mining data in human activity life such as business, education, engineering, health and so on, is important and help human itself in order to justify their decision making process. Attribute Oriented Induction (AOI) has been using to mine significant different patterns since was coined in 1989, has been combined and as complement with other data mining pattern. AOI has been proved and powerful, has future opportunity to be explored in order to help human life to find data patterns. AOI is chosen since can reduce many patterns by summarize/roll up many patterns in low into high level in concept tree/hierarchy. However, non summarize pattern at low level in concept tree/hierarchy can be used to sharpen the mining knowledge pattern just as like roll up and drill down in data warehouse. Mapping implementation of AOI in human life area such as business, education, engineering, health and so on, is useful in order to give valuable knowledge AOI mining pattern, particularly for those who interest with AOI data mining technique as data mining technique which can summarize many pattern into simple patterns.

Brutus realized, albeit belatedly, that killing Caesar was not in anyone’s best interest, least of all, Rome’s.
There will always be families, well organised families that consolidate economic power, then load it over men, and give unto themselves titles, such as ‘chiefs, paramount chief, representatives of the tribe’; and these families, always, relegate themselves as ‘blue-blooded’, chosen of the gods, favored amongst men, kings over men, lords of the commons, prefects over natural resources, amongst other flowery and not less perfumed titles, which entrench their rule over the ‘commons’ and perpetuate their (immoral) empires, at the behest of their ‘fellow men’.
Once in a while, a people is awakened from this selective and self-induced amnesia to question the source of their plunder, and if they, by luck escape the wrath of the ‘sleeping’ bull-dog, they may, for a season, share their opinion on why they quench their thirst by the sweat of their brow, and drops of own blood, while their ‘god-appointed’ tribal rulers insanely amass riches to obnoxious bounds.
This is a book-product of such introspection, a question seeking answers; a riddle seeking solution; and an African story seeking completion.
As we read, may we grow (in knowledge and understanding), as tall as the blue gum tree at our uncle’s home!

Thu’ Tinda!

It is critically important to challenge the grip of neoliberalism, yet we need to be very careful not to view a lack of regulation as ipso facto evidence of a more insidious form of institutionalized violence. Such a position treads the slippery slope of more regulation being somehow tantamount to less violence, which assumes a benevolent state or at least the possibility of one. Regulation is a form of rule, and accordingly it is imperative that we expand our political compass beyond the binary idea of neoliberalism–less regulation–bad versus socialism–more regulation–good and start thinking through the possibilities of ‘other socialisms’ (i.e., anarchism, autonomism, feminism) that would tear up the social contract by recognizing that it has always and only ever been inked with the blood of innocents. States have repeatedly proven themselves untrustworthy insofar as safety is concerned, and we only need to look to the toll that the claim to a monopoly of violence has taken in human lives through the centuries, often in the name of ‘public safety’ and ‘security’, to appreciate this claim. The ongoing deception that heightened security measures and safety concerns represent in the form of the notion that ‘freedom is not free’ is deeply offensive precisely because it licenses more violence by legitimizing the state.

Among medieval institutions, the development of monasticism represents one of the main innovations, both in the east as well as in the west, that marked the formation of european civilization. It was originated as a spontaneous movement within Christianity, it developed over the centuries responding to the social needs of spiritual and religious renewal; a process occurred in accordance with the canonical norms indicated by the Church authorities. The influence of the Regula Benedicti in particular, and together with it the progressive disciplinary orientation of the papacy, estalished a fundamental turning point and this direction, starting from the eighth century, was not only assumed by the Carolingian reform of the synods of Aachen, but became the reference of any subsequent cloistered reform of european monasticism.Tra le istituzioni medievali, lo sviluppo del monachesimo rappresenta una delle maggiori novità, in Oriente come in Occidente, che ha segnato la formazione della ci...

A pesar de la idea ampliamente compartida sobre el potencial de los recursos tecnológicos digitales en la enseñanza y aprendizaje de las matemáticas, muchas instituciones educativas no tienen acceso a estos materiales. A través del póster se pretende mostrar una experiencia significativa en la que se propuso un problema de construcción geométrica y este se resolvió con ayuda de tecnologías no digitales, mostrando en cada proceso la naturaleza y riqueza de los procesos y conceptos de la geometría exhibidos. Se espera brindar herramientas y ejemplos de tareas que pueden proponerse en clase de geometría bajo esta perspectiva.

When a person dies and leaves registrated heritage, final owners of heritage may intend to sale heritage because of practical problems of parcenary in ownership. Evidently, if sale of foregoing heritage is not peacefully feasable, claim to sale heritage will appear. Trial of claim to sale heritage is sometimes in contrast with the rules of trial and adherent to exceptional provisions. Hence, The claim to sale, which is propounded in the courts, will be heared only after propounding the claim to partite in documents and estates registration office and emissioning the certification of non-partition. The request of claim must be passing sentence in an exceptional mode and subsequently, the court determines to sale in an exceptional format. determining to sale in an exceptional format has effects. First, determination to sale is not subject to the functus officio and judgment of the judge rules. Second, although it is not possible to protest to determination to sale through ordinary and extraordinary ways established in civil procedure code, interested individuals can lawsuit for revocation of the determination to sale. Third, determination to sale is always contradictory.

This short statement has three aims. First, it suggests that rules and institutions are a convenient and productive entrypoint for analysing capitalism and mainstream proposals for its reform. But it also suggests that analyses cannot stop there if adequate critiques and alternative strategies are to be developed. Above all we need to move beyond rules and institutions to examine the micro- foundations of institutions in particular subjectivities, cognitive frames, modes of calculation, norms of conduct, and forms of embodiment; and to study the macro-contexts that emerge from interaction among institutions and shape this interaction in a complex dialectic of path-shaping and path-dependency. It also suggests how to move beyond rules and institutions. Second, this statement proposes a distinctive theoretical approach based on a combination of trans- and post-disciplinary modes of inquiry. It argues that these can inform both our collective intellectual endeavours and also provide the basis for a critical popular pedagogy. And, third, it identifies some key issues for a research agenda on the political and ethical dimensions of contemporary economic activities.

In the spirit of the PEKEA project, our statement is not concerned to provide yet another critique of orthodox economics (for which, see Hodgson 1989; North 1990; Rutherford 1994). Instead we emphasize the socially embedded, socially regularized nature of market economies and address changing economic norms and modes of calculation. This leads us to approach capitalism very broadly in terms of the overall ensemble of socially embedded, socially regularized and strategically selective institutions, organizations, social forces and actions that are involved in sustaining the wage-relation, a labour process and more general system of production organized in terms of profit- and-loss, and a complex balance between competition and cooperation among different capitals. Seen in these terms capitalist relations of production are not just economic but is also (always, necessarily) extra-economic. In pursuing these ideas should help to provide a clearer account of the inherently political aspects of contemporary capitalism.