From: Kevin Jin
Date: 25 January 2012 00:19
Dear All,
I got this email. Is my account blocked?
Thanks,
Kevin
2012/1/24
> Esta cuenta de correo electrónico dejara de existir dentro de 6 meses (25/05/2012).
>
> Si desea ponerse en contacto con el titular de este correo hágalo a través del siguiente e-mail:
>
> Todo el correo recibido está siendo redirigido a la cuenta indicada anteriormente.
>
> Si desea contactar con el Centro de Investigación Príncipe Felipe puede hacerlo por teléfono llamando al 963.289.680.
>
> Muchas gracias y disculpen las molestias.
>
>
>
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From: Miguel Ortiz Lombardia
El 25/01/12 01:19, Kevin Jin escribió:
I get this e-mail as well when I post to the list. In fact, it says that
Annie Schott's e-mail account at the CIPF, a Spanish research centre,
will disappear on May 25.
Perhaps unrelated to this case, but what is happening at the CIPF centre
is just one of many exemples of how this "crisis" ( I would better call
it a *fraud* ) is breaking many socially important assets, including
research, not serving well the interests of the capital. I don't know in
detail this particular story; if you are interested you can read
something about it in Nature:
Spanish institute faces cash crisis -
http://www.nature.com/news/2011/111101/full/news.2011.623.html
--
Miguel
Date: 25 January 2012 00:19
Dear All,
I got this email. Is my account blocked?
Thanks,
Kevin
2012/1/24
> Esta cuenta de correo electrónico dejara de existir dentro de 6 meses (25/05/2012).
>
> Si desea ponerse en contacto con el titular de este correo hágalo a través del siguiente e-mail:
>
> Todo el correo recibido está siendo redirigido a la cuenta indicada anteriormente.
>
> Si desea contactar con el Centro de Investigación Príncipe Felipe puede hacerlo por teléfono llamando al 963.289.680.
>
> Muchas gracias y disculpen las molestias.
>
>
>
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From: Miguel Ortiz Lombardia
El 25/01/12 01:19, Kevin Jin escribió:
I get this e-mail as well when I post to the list. In fact, it says that
Annie Schott's e-mail account at the CIPF, a Spanish research centre,
will disappear on May 25.
Perhaps unrelated to this case, but what is happening at the CIPF centre
is just one of many exemples of how this "crisis" ( I would better call
it a *fraud* ) is breaking many socially important assets, including
research, not serving well the interests of the capital. I don't know in
detail this particular story; if you are interested you can read
something about it in Nature:
Spanish institute faces cash crisis -
http://www.nature.com/news/2011/111101/full/news.2011.623.html
--
Miguel
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