Here’s the spiel for a workshop, as part of “Seeing Through the Emperor’s New Clothes,” a conference on the GFC in September: 
Quite possibly the funniest 7.30 Report story I’ve seen for a while (ok, it’s one of the very few episodes I’ve watched in years) - Greg Hoy’s report on gold, stimuli, inflationary prospects and the UK/AU Governments’ predilection for Keynes versus the PRC’s reading of Marx.
“Once the representational illusions are abolished, there remains an eerie ontological propinquity between man and animal: there is a possible confusion – in any case, an improper proximity – with the pig” - Jean-Louis Poirier, “Elements Toward a Philosophical Zoology, Part 1,” Angelaki, 13:3 (trans. Salah el Moncef bin Khalifa)
Dion Dennis, from “Domestic Wars Redux: Obama, Digital Prohibition and the New ‘Reefer Madness’” (CTheory):
The introductory paragraphs of “In Praise of Usura,” written with Melinda Cooper:
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