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False Alert: Can You Really Trust that Tweet for Emergency Communications?
A recent article in The New York Times describes a highly coordinated disinformation campaign using social media. This scary development raises new questions about the reliability of alerts and other emergency communications that rely on social media platforms. Will disinformation campaigns become a growing trend that will undermine recent advances in spreading important information during emergencies?
Dan Lohrmann
Over the past few years, there has been skyrocketing growth in the use of social media to get the word out during emergency situations. From fires to disease outbreaks to police shootings, more and more people turn to Twitter, Facebook or other social media sites to get the latest updates on incidents from reliable sources and "friends."
Earlier this year, Emergency Management magazine ran a story titled: Can You Make Disaster Information Go Viral? In that piece, new efforts were highlighted to improve the reliability of emergency communications using social media during man-made and natural disasters.
I applaud these social media efforts, and this emergency management communications trend has been a very good thing up to this point. But dark clouds are on the horizon. And soon, maybe you'll need to hold-off on that retweet.
Why? This game-changing story from The New York Times shows how highly coordinated disinformation campaigns can spell big problems for emergency communications in the future.
No, I'm not talking about some bystander who got a few facts wrong about a car accident.
The NYT article describes pros who set out to convince you to act with detailed misinformation. Here's an excerpt:
On Dec. 13, two months after a handful of Ebola cases in the United States touched off a minor media panic, many of the same Twitter accounts used to spread the Columbian Chemicals hoax began to post about an outbreak of Ebola in Atlanta. The campaign followed the same pattern of fake news reports and videos, this time under the hashtag #EbolaInAtlanta, which briefly trended in Atlanta. Again, the attention to detail was remarkable, suggesting a tremendous amount of effort. ...
On the same day as the Ebola hoax, a totally different group of accounts began spreading a rumor that an unarmed black woman had been shot to death by police. They all used the hashtag #shockingmurderinatlanta.
This is a really big deal folks, and not just for emergency management teams. No doubt, there has always been false or misleading information online, but this deliberate attempt to deceive and misdirect people in crisis situations is taking matters to an entirely new level. Mistakes can and will be made in every communication effort, but actively broadcasting detailed instructions that could intentionally result in harm is another matter.
But before I explain why I am concerned, I urge you to go back and read (or at least skim) the NY Times article called The Agency,which explains that "from a nondescript office building in St. Petersburg, Russia, an army of well-paid 'trolls' has tried to wreak havoc all around the Internet — and in real-life American communities."
In my opinion, this is probably just the beginning of a growing trend, and there is likely much worse to come.
More Background On Using Social Media For Emergency Management:
If you google the phrase "twitter for emergencies," you'll get more than 35 million page views. There are articles like this excellent piece from Emergency Management magazine that described how Twitter launched an alert system for emergencies back in 2013.
Participating U.S. organizations include the American Red Cross, all ten Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) regions for emergency response and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, as well as state and local agencies such as the Colorado Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management.
According to Twitter, emergency features are available to local, national and international organizations that "provide critical information to the general public." Organizations that want to use the program can request enrollment via Twitter's site.
Here is a brief video describing the use of Twitter for emergencies:
Other articles, such as this blog, describe the use of social media for wildfire communication in Colorado, sending Amber Alerts for missing children and relaying information during health emergencies.
In the last case, here is a quote regarding the spread of information for the Ebola emergencies in Africa:
"Tweets regarding the Ebola outbreak had reached more than 60 million people in three days prior to official announcements of the outbreak, as per the study."
Notice that millions of people were relying on tweets for information before the official announcement was made. While that appears to be a very good thing in this case, what if bad information (that looked very legitimate) was being spread to 60 million people?
Me Worry?
Some readers may be thinking: Isn't this story overblown? Aren't these vetted sources for Twitter data? Won't people go to the reliable sources for their trusted emergency management information?
Sadly, that is not always the case, as security professionals know regarding phishing scams with emails and plenty of other online methods used to trick people into believing viral content or worse.
There are many ways for false information to spread online that can be used by bad guys with Twitter and other sites. While I won't list all those ways in this blog, I will say that changing a few letters in a name, using shortened URLs or hyperlinking to bad information while using the label from a respected name are just a few methods used to misdirect people. The very features that make social media so popular (such as easy retweets) are the same methods that can be used to trick others to act by the bad guys.
The reality is that sophisticated actors that are intent on doing harm can create lots of problems for emergency management communications systems using social media.
Will this NYT story be a one-off example or the beginning of a scary trend that will grow? I certainly don't know the answer to that question, since I can't predict the future. I won't go into bad guy motives or offer some potential aids in this piece, but I do want to say one more reason that this NYT story matters right now.
An Online Trend Story from the Past Applies Here
Back in 2006 when I was Michigan CISO, we were one state engaged in the CYBERSTORM I exercise with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS), law enforcement agencies, other states and even other countries. After several days of practice with defending our computer systems against cyberattacks, all hell broke loose during this test of our online (and offline) defenses. For example, bombs were going off at data centers, everything was getting hacked and systems were being compromised.
REMINDER – This was just a cyber exercise or test of our team's incident response capabilities. Still, that cyber exercise now reminds me of movies like Die Hard 4.
Anyway, near the end of the exercise, we needed to purchase a new Bull Mainframe in order to get citizens services online again, so we stated making calls to get a Bull Mainframe fast. The trouble was, we quickly learned, only one Bull Mainframe was available in the entire world.
The exercise planners even simulated a salesman with a French accent who wanted $40 million for the Bull Mainframe box (which we thought was only worth $10 million.) We ended up negotiating and buying it for $20 million during this exercise simulation.
A few days later, I remember members of my team complaining during the cyber exercise hotwash that the extortion threats were "completely unrealistic." Several people said: "No one will ever hold us ransom for money during a cyberattack!"
I agreed and even boldly asked the exercise planners: "Why was that extortion situation even in CYBERSTORM I?"
Little did we know that ransomware would become one of the hottest malware issues around and the No. 1 cyberthreat in 2013.
Looking back, we experienced, but didn't understand, the implications of a coming trend. The threat of extortion and of ransomware were clearly evident and being included in cyber exercises back in 2006 or earlier. Of course, hindsight is 20/20, and I now see the error of my short-term and narrow thinking on cyberextortion.
Back to Emergency Management and Social Media
Which leads me to ask similar questions about new social media communication trends. Could similar things happen with troll farms that happened with ransomware and extortion?
Will misinformation on Twitter and Facebook hoaxes or other social media fraud undermine the benefits offered by these excellent infrastructure tools? Only time will tell. For now, it all comes back to vetted sources, and Internet reputations and reliable, verifiable information.
Emergency management personnel need to consistently go the extra mile to ensure that subscribers to their social media alerts understand and follow appropriate procedures.
Nevertheless, in an emergency situation with only seconds to spare, it always comes down to this very personal question: Can I trust that tweet? Really?
Daniel J. Lohrmann is an internationally recognized cybersecurity leader, technologist, keynote speaker and author.
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Google, Facebook, Twitter Face Growing Financial Risks From Political Controversies
In their own ways, the three firms could see financial hits from the many controversies that they're currently dealing with.
Eric Jhonsa
Jun 17, 2020 4:17 PM EDT
As the number of political controversies involving tech companies continues swelling, so is the magnitude of the potential financial fallout from these controversies.
The DOJ added more fuel to the fire on Wednesday when it proposed new rules that -- if passed by Congress and signed by President Trump -- would reduce the legal protections possessed by tech platforms via Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act. Among other things, tech companies would be held liable if their platforms were deemed to purposefully facilitate or solicit illicit user-generated content, and also if content moderation actions were taken that didn't fit with a platform's terms of service.
The proposals come three weeks after Trump signed -- in the wake of Twitter (TWTR) - Get Twitter, Inc. Report adding links to a pair of his tweets about mail-in ballots that lead to a page countering the tweets' claims -- an executive order that sought to remove an internet platform's Section 230 protections if the platform was deemed to "engage in deceptive or pretextual actions stifling free and open debate by censoring certain viewpoints." The order also called for the DOJ to spearhead an effort to reduce ad spend by federal agencies on platforms that it sees as "problematic vehicles for government speech due to viewpoint discrimination, deception to consumers, or other bad practices."
Even if Congress doesn't sign off on the DOJ's proposed rule changes, Twitter (and potentially other platforms in the DOJ's crosshairs) could see financial consequences from Trump's executive order in the form of reduced federal ad spend. Also, if a platform such as Twitter feels the need to more extensively combat perceived misinformation on its platform in order to avoid accusations that it's singling out one or a handful of accounts, that will require it to spend more on content safety.
Lower political ad sales are another way in which tech platforms could be stung by political controversy and their efforts to cope with it. On Tuesday, a few months after Jack Dorsey said that Twitter will stop running political ads, Mark Zuckerberg disclosed through a USA Today op-ed that Facebook (FB) - Get Meta Platforms Inc. Class A Report will give users the ability to stop seeing political ads.
Also, though it's worth noting that past boycotts of Alphabet/Google's (GOOG) - Get Alphabet Inc. Class C Report YouTube over its user-generated content didn't do much long-term damage, Facebook has seen some calls lately for advertiser boycotts from groups that consider its content-moderation policies related to hate speech and misinformation to be too lax.
And at a time when tech giants are collectively dealing with a number of antitrust probes from U.S. and E.U. regulators, the extent to which political controversies are driving broader concerns from both the right and left about whether tech giants have become too powerful can't be overlooked.
The controversy that flared up on Tuesday regarding the actions of Google's third-party ad business towards conservative website The Federalist and right-leaning financial/political website Zero Hedge is a good case in point. Google ended its ad relationship with Zero Hedge over its user comments, and threatened to do the same to The Federalist over its user comments.
This sparked accusations of double standards, given that the well-monetized YouTube's comments section has drawn considerable criticism over the years. And just two weeks after it was reported that a group of state attorneys general are thinking about calling for Google's third-party ad business to be split from its parent company, Google's actions have reignited an ongoing debate about the enormous power it wields over media companies.
Ultimately, this general mood -- that tech companies have come to wield too much political, economic and cultural power, and that action needs to be taken to rein them in -- might be the biggest long-term financial consequence of the various political controversies that they're now dealing with.
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Q: a4j:poll - reloading data model I'm trying to use a4j:poll component for ajax reloading a datatable after some time interval. It's working fine, but when the table is automatically reloaded and I use the tools (edit/delete row) in the last column, datatable (all the rows) disappears and I have to load it manually (using h:commandButton)..
Here's part of my code:
<h:form>
  <a4j:poll id="poll" interval="30000" action="#{bean.load}" enabled="#{bean.pollEnabled}" render="list" />
</h:form>

<h:form id="list" ...>
 <rich:dataTable id="table" var="item" value="#{bean.model}">
 ...

A button which is calling the same load method:
  <h:commandButton id="btn" action="#{bean.load}" ... />

When I reload it using button, I can use the tools in the last column. Don't you know why?

UPDATE:

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*seems that in first case (a4j:poll), when using edit/delete, constructor of the bean is called........

*bean is @ViewScoped

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seems that in first case (a4j:poll), when using edit/delete, constructor of the bean is called

I don't do RichFaces, but I guess that this problem is in some way related to JSF issue 790 which causes the view state of other forms being lost during ajax requests initiated by a separate form (and indeed also causes reconstruction of the backing beans associated with the other forms). This is also described as point 7 of commandButton/commandLink/ajax action/listener method not invoked or input value not updated.
In your particular case, placing the <a4j:poll> in the same form as the table should solve the problem. I'm not sure why that was placed in a separate form in first place, but that seems just unnecessary.

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Water Recommendations for the Next President
Groundwater Impacts, Lakes and Resevoirs Impacts, Preservation Issue, Streams and Wetlands Impacts, Water Conservation Issue, Watershed Related Concerns
Peter H. Gleick, Pacific Institute
Congratulations on winning approval from the American people to serve as leader of the United States for the next four years. We know you have a lot on your plate. But among the issues that deserve prompt attention from you and senior members of your administration is that of freshwater.
Safe and adequate freshwater resources are central to the economy, foreign policy, and security of the United States. Four critical water challenges face the nation, including confusion over water policy, threats to our domestic and international security, failures at the international level to meet basic human and environmental water needs, and the growing risks to water systems from unavoidable climate change. These challenges will require unilateral, bilateral, or multilateral action; failure to address them will have diplomatic, economic, political, and public health consequences.
For your consideration, here are 16 key recommendations for addressing the nation's 21st century freshwater challenges at the federal level.
Challenge 1: Develop a 21st Century National Water Policy
Constitute a new national, bipartisan Water Commission for the 21st Century to evaluate and recommend changes to national water policy.
Work with Congress to update and strengthen the nation's two most important water laws: The national Clean Water Act and the Safe Drinking Water Act. These laws must be updated to ensure the integrity of the nation's water resources, protect the public against new contaminants, help meet the needs of rural and vulnerable communities, and permit the use of new technologies.
Reorganize and streamline the diverse and uncoordinated federal water responsibilities and expand the collection of water-use and water-quality data.
Reinvigorate and expand investment in our drinking water and wastewater treatment system through bonds, tax incentives, and direct support for small communities.
Work with Congress to pass legislation to expand incentives to improve the productivity of our water use and reduce wasteful use of water, through the Farm Bill, trade laws, plumbing codes, and tax code revisions.
Establish a process for setting and enforcing environmental flows for all major river systems.
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Reduce the risks of international water-related conflicts by expanding appropriate diplomatic resources within the State Department.
Reduce the risks of domestic water-related terrorism by working with local and regional water agencies to identify and reduce vulnerabilities.
Challenge 3: Expand the Role of the U.S. in Addressing Global Water Problems
Refocus U.S. international aid spending priorities toward meeting basic water needs for both humans and natural ecosystems in conjunction with efforts of international non-governmental organizations and the private sector.
Increase efforts to monitor water quality and water-related diseases so that outbreaks both here and abroad, such as the recent cholera epidemic in Haiti, can be quickly identified and addressed.
Expand the scientific, educational, and financial leadership of the U.S. in addressing unmet needs for water for all.
Challenge 4: Integrate Climate Change Risks into All Federal Water Planning and Activity
Expand efforts to assess the growing impacts of unavoidable climate change on U.S. water resources.
Improve the smart management of both energy and water resources at the federal level: We can reduce the amount of water needed to produce the nation's energy, and we can reduce the amount of energy needed to produce, deliver, and treat our water.
Integrate strategies for adapting to unavoidable climate change into all federal water decisions, planning, and management, including new construction and the operation of existing water systems and reservoirs.
We must not let the nation's superb water resources deteriorate, and we must work to improve the management and protection of our water systems. Much can and must be done at the local level, but there are vital federal responsibilities as well and you, your administration, and Congress must work together to ensure that these responsibilities are met effectively, efficiently, and quickly.
Dr. Peter H. Gleick
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Methods and systems of gathering and caching WLAN packet information to improve position estimates of a WLAN positioning device. A device estimates the position of itself. The device includes a WLAN radio module for receiving WLAN signals transmitted by WLAN APs in range of said device, extraction logic for extracting information from said received WLAN signals to identify the WLAN APs, and logic to cooperate with a WLAN-based positioning system to estimate the position of the device based at least in part on the extracted information identifying the WLAN APs in the range of said device. The extraction logic includes logic for caching the extracted identities and logic for caching information indicating the time of reception of the signals transmitted by the corresponding WLAN AP. And, the logic to cooperate considers the cached time information when providing extracted and cached information to said WLAN-based positioning system.
The invention provides methods and systems of gathering and caching WLAN packet information to improve position estimates of a WLAN positioning device.
Under one aspect of the invention, a device estimates the position of itself in response to gathering wireless signal information from WLAN access points (APs). The device includes a WLAN radio module for receiving WLAN signals transmitted by WLAN APs in range of said device, extraction logic for extracting information from said received WLAN signals to identify the WLAN APs, and logic to cooperate with a WLAN-based positioning system to estimate the position of the device based at least in part on the extracted information identifying the WLAN APs in the range of said device. The extraction logic includes logic for caching the extracted identities of the WLAN APs in range of the device and logic for caching information indicating the time of reception of the signals transmitted by the corresponding WLAN AP. And, the logic to cooperate considers the cached time information when providing extracted and cached information to said WLAN-based positioning system.
Under another aspect of the invention, the logic for caching includes logic to cache identity information extracted from normal data communication between the device and other access points, and logic to cache identity information extracted from WLAN packets received by the device during a mode to estimate the position of the device.
Under another aspect of the invention, the times of reception information and the extracted identify information are communicated to the WLAN-based positioning system to improve tracking of said device.
Under another aspect of the invention, the caching logic holds the cached information for a specified amount of time.
Under another aspect of the invention, the caching logic holds the cached information for a specified amount of entries.
Under another aspect of the invention, the cached information is organized based on the type of WLAN packets from which the extracted information was derived.
Under another aspect of the invention, the device is responsive to a scan request to estimate position of said device and wherein in response to the scan request the cached information is considered in estimating the position of the device.
wherein said logic to cooperate considers the cached time information when providing extracted and cached information to said WLAN-based positioning system.
2. The device of claim 1 wherein said logic for caching includes logic to cache identity information extracted from normal data communication between the device and other access points, and logic to cache identity information extracted from WLAN packets received by the device during a mode to estimate the position of the device.
3. The device of claim 1, wherein the times of reception information and the extracted identify information are communicated to the WLAN-based positioning system to improve tracking of said device.
4. The device of claim 1 wherein the caching logic holds the cached information for a specified amount of time.
6. The device of claim 1 wherein the cached information is organized based on the type of WLAN packets from which the extracted information was derived.
7. The device of claim 1 wherein the device is responsive to a scan request to estimate position of said device and wherein in response to the scan request the cached information is considered in estimating the position of the device.
8. The device of claim 1 wherein said WLAN radio module sniffs WLAN packets destined for WLAN devices other than said device.
9. The device of claim 1 wherein said WLAN radio module sniffs WLAN packets destined for WLAN APs.
10. The device of claim 1 wherein said WLAN radio module sniffs WLAN packets originated by WLAN APs.
11. The device of claim 1 wherein said WLAN radio module receives broadcast packets from said WLAN APs.


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Tonight, on Facebook I read a post by a young person expressing fear in going to the mall. Just last week, there was a shooting in a nearby mall, and then Friday, we all learned of the unspeakable tragedy in Connecticut.
It's tempting to have fear; it's tempting to want to isolate our selves and our children from the world. It's tempting to feel confused.
However, something troubled her, whether it was the sight of the angel, or the words he said, or the unknown of what was next. Whatever it was, she had enough fear, the angel consoled her with these words. "Do not be afraid".
Daily, for my job, I read global reports about threats in the world, including places I plan to travel to.
Isabel today asked to go to the mall. The first thought that came to my mind was the threat of a psychopath.
These seem like pretty valid fears given our recent events.
However, Mary was faced with a different a kind of threat.
Spiritual Threat – Mary was faced with a personal visit from an angelic being, and not just any angelic being, but the archangel, Gabriel (high ranking). I would imagine his appearance was/is alarming in that it's not something we are accustomed to seeing in our daily life. So I can only imagine the questions that rushed through her mind, and the overwhelming thought of a visit from a messenger from God.
Wow, I can't even imagine receiving this message, let alone the idea of becoming pregnant as a virgin.
So what did Mary do with her fear?
Verse 38 "I am the Lord's servant," Mary answered. "May it be to me as you have said." Then the angel left her.
Mary spoke these words, "May it be." and walked forward facing all the emotional, social, physical, and spiritual threats that would come with carrying the Christ child, whom one day she would bury.
There are threats in this world we face daily whether it be socially, spiritually, or physically, but we have a purpose in this world and we can't stop moving forward with our mission.
Living in fear is simply letting the enemy win.
God is faithful to console us with these words in Isaiah 41:10.
May God give us peace during this season.
"Living in fear is simply letting the enemy win." – you are so right with this statement! Over all of our lives, there have been events that bring us to fear. But we rest in knowing that God knows the number of our days. He is in control and we can trust in Him at all times.


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Kościół Świętej Trójcy (słoweń. Cerkev svete Trojice, Nunska cerkev) – parafialny kościół rzymskokatolicki zakonu urszulanek w Lublanie.

Historia
W 1702 urszulanki przybyły z Gorycji do Lublany, gdzie założyły pierwszą publiczną szkołę dla dziewcząt. W 1707 i 1710 zakupiono teren pod budowę klasztoru (ogrody Auersperg, Eggenberg i Fabijančič). Budowę zaczęto w 1713 roku według projektu Carla Martinuzziego, a ukończono w 1717. 26 lipca 1718 wmurowano kamień węgielny pod budowę kościoła. Na kamieniu węgielnym wyryto imiona papieża Klemensa XII, cesarza Karola VI, biskupa Leslie, wojewody Gašpera, hrabiego Kobenzlai i założycieli klasztoru Jakuba Schellenburg i jego żony Anny Katarzyny. Kościół klasztorny wybudowano w latach 1719-1726. 18 października 1726 kościół został poświęcony. W tym czasie w kościele nie było jeszcze głównego ołtarza. W roku 1730 ołtarz zamówiła Anna Katarzyna Schellenburg przeznaczając na ten cel 6000 guldenów. Budowa ołtarza miała trwać 3 lata, jego wykonanie jednak przedłużyło się o ponad 10 lat. Poświęcenie ołtarza odbyło się 20 października 1745. Po zakończeniu wszystkich prac w kościele, 17 lipca 1747 został on uroczyście konsekrowany przez ówczesnego biskupa Lublany hrabiego Ernesta Amanda.

Architektura i wyposażenie
Fasada kościoła, ujęta z dwóch stron zabudowaniami klasztornymi, ma monumentalny charakter. Ozdabiają ją półkolumny w wielkim porządku, pomiędzy którymi umieszczono okna, oraz wydatny, barokowy szczyt. Nawę nakrywa sklepienie kolebkowe z lunetami, prezbiterium nakryte jest kopułą z latarnią.

Ołtarz główny wykonany w latach 1730-1744 to dzieło Francesca Robby, ufundowała go Anna Catherine Schellenburg. Wieńczą go personifikacje trzech cnót oraz złocony baldachim podtrzymywany przez anioły. Ołtarz boczny północny poświęcony Chrystusowi Cierpiącemu pochodzi z 1749 i jest prawdopodobnie wykonany przez rzeźbiarza Henrika Michaela Löhra. Znajdująca się w nim rzeźba Ecce Homo pochodzi z 1745. Cztery ołtarze boczne w kaplicach pochodzą z lat 1749-1752. Wykonane zostały przez Jožefa Göbhardta. Większość obrazów ołtarzowych namalował Valentin Metzinger.

Ambona z lat 1730–1732, dzieło cieśli Michaela Stokhingera i (prawdopodobnie) rzeźbiarza Henrika Michaela Löhra. Na jej koszu umieszczone są płaskorzeźby przedstawiające Wiarę i Kościół.

W kościele znajdują się również obrazy pochodzące z innych zlikwidowanych kościołów klasztornych w Lublanie, m.in. z kościoła kapucynów.

Przed kościołem znajduje się kolumna Świętej Trójcy z 1722 roku z grupą rzeźbiarską Koronacja Maryi wykonaną przez rzeźbiarza Francesca Robbę.

Przypisy

Kościoły w Lublanie
Zabytki Słowenii
Kościoły rzymskokatolickie w Słowenii
Świątynie pod wezwaniem Trójcy Świętej

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I migrated with special needs son to Australia; he graduated from university at 17
This is just a piece of paper, but a paper that is full of sweat, tears and stories.
Just not too long ago, in 2011, Sean was labeled with multiple learning disabilities. Even though he was selected to be in the gifted education program (GEP) in Singapore, we were told we have to withdraw him from the program because they didn't want him after spending a year there. Instead, they wanted me to put him into a school for special needs children.
Sean did not want to go to the special needs school, because he felt that he did not belong there. The psychologist we hired told us that the place was not suitable for him. MOE and the school were not happy we did not heed their advice, some are not happy that I refused to put him on ritalin. So the only solution they gave me was to exclude Sean in all school activities if I were to send him to school.
They would put him in the principal's office. The school, out of the goodwill of the principal, will assign a Math teacher to him.
What about other subjects? And what if you just allow him to take PE and recess with his peers? I asked. It was a straight no.
I couldn't send my son to school to sit in the principal's office all day long, he would never understand why he was not allowed to mingle with his friends. So I took him home.
I had no solution, but I was determined to find one. I will educate him myself, I thought.
The psychologist told me that homeschooling Sean will endanger me, I had no clue what that meant when she first told me that, but I did not have an alternative. So I brought him together with the rest of the 4 kids to Australia, determined to find a solution for each kid.
The older two kids were attending university but Sean and the other two younger ones had no school to go to, since they were not residents, no public school could take them, the private schools were full.
Out of the container that I rented, I taught Jo and Sean daily for two hours. He was 10, and we moved quickly from Year 4 work to Year 12 work. All within six months. He was attentive and a quick learner. He even won some medals for his SAT exams for being a top scorer. Jo moved from Year 8 to Year 12 in that time period too.
Jo became the youngest the university matriculated at 13, outdone only by Sean. By 11, he enrolled in UQ, and became the youngest they matriculated in history. The condition for him to attend university at this age was that I must accompany him for every class.
I gladly did. Every class, every day, every moment. 30 to 40 hours a week, plus having to bring up 3 other teenagers and a younger son, and all by myself.
Half way through the degree, he started to fail everything. He told me he really did not like that he had no age peers. So we stopped university and got him enrolled in high school.
In high school, he felt out of place, he found kids noisy and boisterous. After 18 months in high school, we decided to dual enroll him, both in the university and high school.
When it got too noisy in school, he would hide in the toilet, sometimes for the whole day. It became so bad, the tutor wanted me to bring to see a psychologist. The psychologist, to my surprise, told me that Sean is way ahead of his peers socially. All these years, I was told he is autistic, in that he is socially poor, and all these years, I was told to send him to therapies so he could catch up and learn social skills. Five years of doing all these later, I was told he is the opposite. His problem is that he cannot endure the childish behaviour of his age peers.
Sean turned 16, he could attend classes in the university alone finally. After sitting in for 2 years full-time and 2 years part-time, I finally bought some time for myself (except that Youngest One started university on the same terms, and so I have to sit his classes).
Sean started to skip many many classes. In the end, we found out that he was sleeping in the library. It is also then we found out that he has a sleeping disorder, narcolepsy. The university made some provisions for him, so that his exams are never in difficult hours of the day.
That was just last year. And with that, he finally graduated with his degree, and is into his second semester on his masters program.
What a journey. This piece of paper is probably the most hard earned one for me this lifetime. It is also the most precious.
Sean is now 18, he is officially an adult (in Australia), and looking back, I will never do it any other way. I think, journeying this with him has made me a much better person than otherwise. I am thankful for all that we had to go through, and I am thankful he was put into my life. I learned so much.
Well done, Sunshine Boy.
*Even though Sean started university the earliest, he did not graduate the youngest at 17 because of his multiple anxiety problems. Jo graduated at 16 and the Youngest One will graduate at 16 as well. It really does not matter. We took the time to adjust and ensure each child is comfortable in the education path. Education is about finding our kids' potential and bringing that to the fullest. Isn't it? Time and age should not determine what we do with them.
This post first appeared on the FaceBook wall of Ms Pamela Liu. You may wish to share your perspectives and afterthoughts with her on the page itself.
My child would be homeschooled (a private tutor's perspective)
The Australian Education System-From A Singaporean Mum's Point of View
Love is patient and kind... not demanding and nagging.


A few months ago I made version 2 of the Handheld Linux Terminal, a pocket-sized linux computer, which a lot of you seemed to like. Well I'm back now with a new laptop project which is slightly bigger, but way more usable.
It takes a Nexus 7 tablet, and keyboard case, and with a few hardware and software modifications, turns it into a fully functional mini Ubuntu laptop. The original Nexus 7 is a few years old now, so you can pick one up for quite cheap second hand.
This laptop is about as big as an A5-sized book, and it strikes a good balance between being small, and still being very usable.
The whole thing easily fits in one hand, and weighs about 900g.
The keyboard is small, but not too small, and with a bit of practice, it's easy to touch type on.
On the back I made a custom OTG adaptor, allowing you to plug in peripherals like external mice, keyboards, flash drives etc.
I also added a front panel to simplify the overall design. It's a piece of black cardboard that stays in place using magnetic strips, and this allows you to remove the tablet.
Like I mentioned at the beginning, this is running a full version of Ubuntu, completely replacing the original Android operating system. That means many of the things you can do on a regular computer, you can do here.
This is an official Ubuntu ARM port made by Canonical which is specifically for the 2012 Nexus 7, so it works well. It does glitch now and again, but once you figure out the quirks, it's fine.
Standard things like web browsing, watching videos, word processing, coding etc work flawlessly, and of course since it's a linux machine, you have full access to BASH command line stuff.
Different games and emulators run fine on this too, although your selection will be a little limited since the games will need to work on an ARM CPU.
The 7 inch touchscreen is good quality, and has a resolution of 1280x800, giving you ample room for most tasks.
You can use a stylus to interact with apps, which is quite handy for drawing, and graphics apps like GIMP.
It's also easy to hook up a wireless mouse too when you're at a desk, which is way better for productivity.
Since this computer is using a tablet as its basis, that means we have some further options for power modifications.
For example, it would be pretty simple to hook up a 5v solar panel and diode to the back of the case, so you can charge the battery directly from the sun.
There are also some wireless chargers that are compatible with the Nexus 7, and it is possible to solder the wireless charging coil directly onto the tablets innards.
Separately, it's been possible to do all of this stuff for a while now, but when you combine it all together, you're left with a very handy little laptop.
I can imagine it being useful for travel, especially if you need to do a lot of typing-related tasks. The low power nature of it means you can easily charge it through a USB charger, or on the go with a powerbank.
I've been searching for a usable mini laptop for years now, and I think I may have finally found one worth using. To top it off, it is pretty easy to make, and only costs around $100.
What do you think? How could this be improved?


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This segment is part of the Spring Has Sprung! spotlight
Flowers Are Finding New Hues In A Climate Crisis
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Hydrophyllum virginianum, one of the flower species investigated in the recent study. Credit: Fritzflohrreynolds/Wikimedia/CC BY-SA 3.0
It's that time of the year where flowers bloom and the world starts to feel more colorful after a dormant winter. But what if the colors of the flowers we see now aren't the same as they were a century ago?
New research from Clemson University scientists finds that climate change has impacted the hues of flowers. Temperature and aridity changes since 1895 have caused some flowers to go from purple to white, and others from white to purple.
Ira is joined by the lead researcher and Clemson Department of Biological Sciences graduate student Cierra Sullivan to talk about these strange changes, and the possible impact on the pollinators we know and love.
Clemson University graduate student Cierra Sullivan used herbarium specimen data in her research linking temperature and aridity changes to flower color changes over the past 124 years. Credit: Clemson University College of Science
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Cierra Sullivan is a graduate student in the Clemson University Department of Biological Sciences in Clemson, South Carolina.
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IRA FLATOW: While we're on the topic of climate change and plants, there is something else that's been happening to our plants because of a warming planet. I'm talking about flower colors are changing. Yeah. A new study looked at flower records as far back as the 1800s and found that the flowers of some species in the US have sort of morphed into lighter shades of color. Some are more vibrant. What's going on here?
Well, the lead author of that study joins us to explain, Cierra Sullivan, a graduate student at Clemson University's Department of Biological Sciences in Clemson, South Carolina. Welcome to Science Friday.
CIERRA SULLIVAN: Hi. Thank you so much for having me. It's great to be here.
IRA FLATOW: So nice to have you. Let's talk about this. So flower colors are changing? Is there a pattern? They're changing from one color to another?
CIERRA SULLIVAN: Yeah. So actually some flowers are becoming darker, becoming more of your purples and pinks. Whereas some are actually becoming whiter and being more white and cream in color.
IRA FLATOW: Can you give me an idea? If I go outside this spring and I go to look at a flower in my flower bed, is there any flower I could look at to say, hey, that used to be purple, or it's getting more purple or something like that?
CIERRA SULLIVAN: There could be some. There are some species, I guess. They're wild but some like to put in their lawn. So if you're familiar with something called Dame's or Rocket or there's something called Nodding Onion that would looked at. It's also wild. It's an onion. So depending on how much of a plant person, you may already have these in your garden. Or if you go on trails, you might be able to see them all over the United States.
IRA FLATOW: Wow. And so over what period of time are we talking about for this change to happen?
CIERRA SULLIVAN: So this was– our oldest plant was from 1895. And our most recent one was from 2019. So that's over a span of 124 years.
IRA FLATOW: Wait. You said 2019. Are you saying that something changed from 2019 till now?
CIERRA SULLIVAN: Yes. We've had things changing up till, like, two years ago we have some proof of.
IRA FLATOW: Wow. And why are they changing?
CIERRA SULLIVAN: So from our study, what we looked at was climate. And the biggest drivers we saw was temperature and something called vapor pressure deficit. And if you don't know what that last one is, it's pretty much a measure that relates to relative humidity with temperature. And it's kind of the amount of aridity in the air, so how much sucking out the moisture of the air it has. That's pretty much simply what vapor pressure deficit is.
IRA FLATOW: That's sounds like a really technical word for dry.
CIERRA SULLIVAN: Yeah, dry, arid, pretty much what that means.
IRA FLATOW: What kinds of records were you looking at to make these color comparisons?
CIERRA SULLIVAN: So one I looked at was some online herbarium records. And these are pretty much just time capsules of plants, pressed plants. And those records, they'll tell me where the plant was taken. It'll tell me the color, what it looked like at the time. So I use that to just say is this white or pigmented? And then from those coordinates of where the plants were collected, there are these climate databases called Prism or WorldClim. And that's where with the coordinates, I was able to get the temperature, the vapor pressure deficit things at that specific location that the plant was collected.
IRA FLATOW: This is Science Friday from WNYC Studios, talking to Cierra Sullivan, graduate student at Clemson University's Department of Biological Sciences in Clemson, South Carolina about how climate change is changing flower colors. Let's talk about that location. Is that location spread all– or locations, I guess I should say, are they spread all over the country?
CIERRA SULLIVAN: Yeah. So we limited this study to just plants that are found in North America, whether it's invasive or a native, just plants found in North America.
IRA FLATOW: And how many kinds of plants are we talking about?
CIERRA SULLIVAN: So this we had 12 different species. But altogether we had 1,944 records in the study.
IRA FLATOW: And you went through each one of those records?
CIERRA SULLIVAN: Yeah, I had to go through each one of those records and give them a color score.
IRA FLATOW: So sort of an artistic challenge also. I mean, isn't that sort of subjective to give them a color score?
CIERRA SULLIVAN: Yeah. So definitely some of the colors like mauve, I had to look up on Google, what is that. So there is some subjectiveness to it. But to try to get rid of that bias, I'd make groups of just generally pink, purple, blue, and then just generally is this white to try and eliminate the pinkiness of it.
IRA FLATOW: Yeah. I'm thinking now if I'm a bee or an insect, a pollinator, and I'm used to seeing a color of a plant, and suddenly it's a different color, am I in trouble?
CIERRA SULLIVAN: Not necessarily. So, of course, there are visually-seeking pollinators but there are other cues such as maybe nectar rewards or things like that. So your pollinator may be tripped up at first, but they do learn that this is the same thing. It's just a different color.
IRA FLATOW: They do learn that? They evolve with the changing color of the plant?
CIERRA SULLIVAN: Yeah, they can learn. They do have preferences. But that doesn't totally mean it won't ever go to its less preferable plant.
IRA FLATOW: Changing flower colors sounds pretty wild. It's not a bad thing, is it?
CIERRA SULLIVAN: No, it's bad because even before this study, plants, as well as animals, we always respond to our environment. The study is pretty much capturing plants responding to its changing climatic environment. So it's not bad. It's really more of an observation of this. We saw this happening.
IRA FLATOW: So the plants are not migrating with the climate. You didn't study that, moving north or south with the weather as it changes– as the climate changes. You're just saying that the colors of the plants are changing.
CIERRA SULLIVAN: Yeah, so that same population, for instance, let's just say in Virginia, just had a shift in color of the same population.
IRA FLATOW: If I were to look at the same plant, let's say, in Virginia and then look at the same plant, let's say, growing in Maine, would they be different colors?
CIERRA SULLIVAN: They could be because a lot of the species actually have a very ubiquitous range, or they're found everywhere in the United States versus there are only some that were endemic to, for example, the South of California. So, yeah, it's possible with a wide range you could see one population, Virginia, it'd change color. But maybe up in Maine, where maybe the changes in temperature weren't as drastic, it's actually the same. But just in the south, those flowers changed color.
IRA FLATOW: Boy, I love plants. And I go out all the time looking at them. I can see you getting into arguments with folks who come from different states. You know what I mean? No, that's supposed to be purple. No, it's changed color. Sure, it has.
CIERRA SULLIVAN: Yeah, I can see that.
IRA FLATOW: Absolutely. We'll have you back. Cierra Sullivan, graduate student at Clemson University's Department of Biological Sciences in Clemson, South Carolina, thank you for enlightening us today.
CIERRA SULLIVAN: Yeah. Thank you for having me. This is great.
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Learning is never over, especially after College. You need to train for your job. If you want to advance in your career, you also need new skills and new set of knowledge to pound into your brain.
They say that experience is the best teacher. Most of the time, they assume that it should be your OWN experience. But that's not true. A lifetime isn't enough to experience every lesson there is to learn.
To make the most of one lifetime, you better talk to people, ask about their experiences and the lessons they learned. While face-to-face conversion is great, there is another way, which can sometimes be more efficient and just as effective: Reading books.
Just an aside, here's my previous post on how I choose books; and another one on WHY I read books in the first place.
A lot of us read books for different reasons–to be entertained, to learn new things, to kill boredom. But throughout history, lives changed, wars erupted, and the world was never the same, thanks to books and the ideas behind them.
If you are into reading books, you should take your book-reading experience to the next level. TAKE NOTES! Here's why.
You could quote famous authors while conversing with your crush, or somebody you want to impress. There's that scene in "That Thing Called Tadhana" where the male character quote the novelist F. Scott Fitzgerald: "There are all kinds of love in this world but never the same love twice." Awesome, right? Who would have thought that you could quote nice lines in the real world?
Some of these quotes could also come in handy when you are engaged in a debate and you need to bolster your argument. While you're at it, you can even make use of your book notes when you are writing blog posts or you're just showing off how widely read you are.
I try to do that with my wife every now and then, but she just shrugs and tells me "Whatever." This should also come with a fair warning. If your point is to just show off, people might be turned off and write you off as one more bookish person who knows more about books than good social interaction.
Learn something new and connect it with other pieces of lessons you've learned over the years.
Here's the first big reason why you should take notes. Learn something new. Then connect it with other lessons you've learned. The world of ideas is inter-connected. Ideas usually lead to other ideas, and as you think more deeply about an idea, you will also come to think of other ideas.
In a world where ideas are a dime dozen and accessible within a few clicks, what matters is how you bring ideas together to come up with something new; not necessarily original, but a new incarnation and amalgam of older ideas.
Get new quotes that are not yet too popular.
If you have a Tumblr account, then you'd know that there are perhaps tens of millions of nice, feel-good, touchy-feely quotes lying around. A lot of them had been rehashed and attributed to the wrong person a million times, too. But we tend to forgive those atrocious picture-quotes because the picture is good or the quote is so applicable to us at the moment.
But if you read and take notes, you can introduce quotes that may not have been abused to the ground, yet. You just might put some collection of words that will make the Internet a little better.
Remember wise words from authors and writers.
While you're reading a book, you may nod and agree with the lessons and ideas presented to you. But as soon as you close that book, you might not remember it at all. Sayang. To help you remember those wise words, copy them. Keep them. Tweet them. So that at some point in the future, you could go back and apply the lessons to your own life.
Lastly, ideas are pretty useless unless acted upon. The best reason why you should take notes, is to look for ways to improve and change your life. Ideas keep changing us. They inform our beliefs–about ourselves, the world we live in, and our role in the world. Ideas could change all that. Ideas are dangerous things because once they take root in your heart and your mind, it can set the direction of your life.


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New Brunswick election: Shippagan-Lamèque-Miscou
Liberal Eric Mallet wins Shippagan-Lamèque-Miscou seat in the 2020 election.
This riding includes the communities of Lameque, Tracadie, Shippagan and Sainte-Marie-Saint-Raphael.
Shippagan-Lamèque-Miscou had been a solidly Progressive Conservative riding since 1978 with the exceptions of the 1987 and 1995 and 2014 elections.
There is no incumbent in this riding.
Robert Gauvin, who won the seat for the PCs in 2018, resigned from his role as Minister of Tourism, Heritage, and Culture and from the Tory caucus in February citing Blaine Higgs' decisions on health reforms.
On Aug. 18, Gauvin was announced as the Liberal candidate for Shediac Bay-Dieppe
Liberal: Éric Mallet
Progressive Conservative: Jean-Gérard Chiasson
Green: Marie Leclerc
PC candidate Robert Gauvin defeated the Liberal incumbent Wilfred Rousell in the 2018 election.
It was a close race with only 99 votes separating the two candidates.
Gauvin won with 46.2 per cent of the vote while Roussel earned 45.1 per cent of the vote.
NDP candidate Albert Rousselle took home with 6.6 per cent of the vote while Independent candidate Philippe Tisseuil earned 2 per cent.
Liberal candidate Wilfred Roussel defeated the PC incumbent Paul Robichaud in the 2014 election.
It was a tight race with only 44 votes separating Roussel and Robichaud.
Roussel earned 46.10 per cent of the vote while Robichaud earned 45.6 per cent.
Until he was defeated, Robichaud had held the seat since 1999.
PC incumbent Paul Robichaud retained his seat in the 2010 election with 58.9 per cent of the vote in the 2010 election.
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The Campbell Archeological Site (23PM5), is an archaeological site in Southeastern Missouri occupied by the Late Mississippian Period Nodena phase from 1350 to 1541 CE. The site features a large platform mound and village area, as well as several cemeteries. The site was excavated by amateur archaeologist Leo O. Anderson and Professor Carl Chapman from 1954 to 1968 and subsequently published the first material on the site in 1955. The site has yielded the largest number of Spanish artifacts of any prehistoric site in Southeastern Missouri. Finds at the site included glass chevron beads, a Clarksdale bell, iron knife fragments and part of a brass book binder.  It was added to the NRHP on July 24, 1974 as NRIS number 74001086.

Located on the southern corner of the junction of Old and New Franklin Ditches, just east of the city of Cooter, the site has yielded prolific numbers of quartz pebbles and stone tools made of flint. Projectile points from the site are largely of two types: basic triangles and a "willow-leaf" shape that has been found at the Nodena site and many similar sites to the south. Multiple cemeteries were found at the site; the first to be excavated was a small area just northeast of the main temple mound, at which eighteen skeletons were found. Grave goods were found with some burials, and bundle burial was also practiced.

Mississippian culture pottery was the most abundant artifact found at the Campbell Site. The types identified as Bell Plan and Neeley's Ferry Plain made up 58% of the total sherds found on the surface.  Bell Plain dominated with 38.9%, and Neeley's Ferry Plain composed 19.4%. The only other pottery types of numerical significance were Old Town Red and Kent Incised, representing a little more than 4% and 1% of the total respectively. Numerically insignificant types included Walls Engraved, Carson Red on Buff, and Hollywood White Filmed; Chapman and Anderson suggested that they were funerary wares only, since Walls Engraved and Carson Red on Buff types were found in the graves.

See also
 Eaker site
 List of Mississippian sites

References

Nodena Phase
Geography of Pemiscot County, Missouri
Archaeological sites on the National Register of Historic Places in Missouri
National Historic Landmarks in Missouri
National Register of Historic Places in Pemiscot County, Missouri


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Why "opt out consent" is an oxymoron
November 29, 2018 , Anna Johnston
Recently via a LinkedIn debate prompted by my My Health Record blog, I was asked a number of questions by people in the health and tech sectors, along the lines of whether or not the My Health Record's 'opt out' approach is a valid consent (me: no, it's not consent at all) – and if so, how is it legal (me: because the My Health Record system has its own legislation to authorise data flows, and does not need to rely on patient consent at all).
That then prompted much further furrowing of brows and asking of questions about why I believe an 'opt out consent model' is not appropriate / unethical / illegal in healthcare settings (note: I never said any of those things), and if so how on earth are companies supposed to manage their data if they need to ask for opt-in consent all the time?
Here's an edited version of my response.
'Opt out consent' is an oxymoron. There is no such thing. I am not saying it is illegal or unethical, I am saying that anything premised on an 'opt out' basis is simply not 'consent' in the first place. Because to be valid under privacy law, a consent must be a proactive choice exercised by the individual. If you design a system which will do something with people's data unless they opt out, you have no idea whether or not any given user has consciously chosen to stay in. You, as system designer or system owner, have no way of proving that the person made a choice to stay in, as opposed to being in without even realising it. Or, they might understand that they are 'in', but they have not read the fine print about precisely what you are planning to do with their data, and had they understood, they would not have agreed to it.
But that's not the entire discussion about consent, managing data or system design.
I suggest thinking about things in a different way. Start by taking the word 'consent' out of the equation. Don't even ask about consent to start with. Instead, my starting point is always to think about whether or not an organisation has the legal authority to collect, use or disclose an individual's personal information. The precise answer will depend on which privacy law/s apply to that organisation, but typically, privacy principles offer multiple options for legally collecting, using or disclosing personal information. Only one of those grounds will be 'with consent'.
Grounds on which personal information can be lawfully collected, used or disclosed might include for the primary purpose; for a directly related secondary purpose; for an approved research project in the public interest; for a law enforcement purpose; as authorised under another law; to find a missing person; to prevent a serious and imminent threat … you get the picture. It's typically a long list. None of those grounds require the consent of the individual to whom the information relates.
Some of those grounds may work in a pragmatic sense on a 'opt-out' basis, such as if relying on a test worded something like 'for a directly related secondary purpose within the reasonable expectations of the individual'. To ensure that your proposal is within the person's reasonable expectations, you would give them a nice clear collection notice, and possibly allow them to opt out at that point. Just don't use the word 'consent' to describe what you are doing in such a case.
But if the only legal basis on which your organisation can collect, use or disclose personal information is on the basis of first gaining the consent of the individual (i.e. if none of the other grounds will work for you), then you have to be very careful to ensure that you are gaining that consent in a legally valid way. Under Australian law, like under GDPR, a valid consent must be proactive, voluntary, informed, specific, current, and given by a person with capacity. It must be as easy for the person to refuse or withdraw consent as it is to provide it.
When translated into system design, that can only mean 'opt in'. Whether a paper form or an online method, that means a truly optional, not-pre-ticked box that says "Yes I want you to do X with my data". The default setting must be that unless the user proactively ticks the box to say 'yes', then their answer is 'no'.
Further, for a consent to be considered genuinely voluntary, the user who has chosen not to tick the box must not suffer a penalty. They should still be able to receive the primary good or service they are asking for. When we run privacy training, I describe asking for consent as the "Would you like fries with that?" moment. The customer must be free to say yes or no to the fries, and still receive their burger.
Nor can consent be inferred by telling people in a collection notice, Privacy Policy, buried in the fine print on your website or anywhere else that "by continuing to use our service, you are consenting to…". That's not a valid consent. Even if they could be bothered to read your fine print (and let's face it, almost no-one will), the person has no choice to say 'no' and still use your service.
I then pointed my online questioners to another blog containing nine truth bombs about consent, collection notices and privacy policies, and I assumed I had masterfully cleared up their misunderstandings.
But no. One guy working deep in the health research sector came back asking me yet again about 'opt out consent'. He was trying to understand when 'opt out consent' would be OK, because he had been following advice saying it was OK. After beating my head against my desk a couple of times, I followed the links he provided, to the Royal Children's Hospital Melbourne. Oh the horror! Their website talks about 'opt out consent'! No wonder the poor guy was confused.
Here's the problem. The hospital website repeatedly uses the language of 'opt out consent', when what they really mean is an 'opt out approach'. The website, which is offering advice on research governance and ethics, ties itself in linguistic knots, by talking about 'opt out consent' and then saying that it is "unlikely to constitute consent if you are applying Commonwealth privacy legislation". So, they are saying that here is a kind of consent that will not constitute consent?
I then heard the same oxymoron about 'opt out consent' uttered in a radio interview by the operator of clinical registries at Monash University, in response to another person claiming that privacy laws posed a barrier to sharing critical information about patients with medical implants. I wanted to scream at both of them. Why so many misconceptions about privacy law?
The RCHM website says "For more information about opt out consent, see Chapter 2.3, 2.3.5 – 2.3.6 of the National Statement". By that they mean the National Statement on Ethical Conduct in Human Research. Of course, if you look at the National Statement, it doesn't talk about 'opt out consent' at all. It talks about an 'opt out approach'. And it makes clear that opt out is not consent.
And yes, of course there are circumstances in which an 'opt out approach' will be legally valid under privacy law, such as if the ground on which you are seeking to collect, use or disclose personal information is a research exemption which allows projects to proceed without consent, subject to various other tests. Or where the personal information is collected under a legislated scheme, which is typically the case for cancer registries, as another example.
Just don't call it consent. Because 'opt out' is not consent.
(UPDATED 13 December 2018: The Hospital's website has since been changed, with the page about 'opt out consent' referred to above now removed, and replaced with a new page about 'opt out approach'. Hurrah, and kudos to RCH.)
Likewise, bundled terms are not consent. Mandatory T&Cs are not consent.
Indeed, the world is only just waking up to the implications of this little truth bomb: The GDPR does not allow you to obtain consent via mandatory T&Cs.
If the user has to click "I accept" before they can access your service, buy your product or download your app, you cannot describe what the user has just done as 'consent'.
Just imagine how many online services a typical consumer uses, which for years have claimed to be gathering their customers' consent via mandatory T&Cs, or via a privacy statement. (For a one-word explanation as to why so many businesses operate this way, see 'America'. For a longer explanation, see this blog.)
Now imagine how many of those businesses are scrambling to deal with the implications of the GDPR. Especially now that regulators are starting to enforce it. (Australian privacy law says all the same things about consent, and has done for years, but it doesn't get obviously enforced, or the same kind of airplay that GDPR does.)
The UK privacy regulator, ICO, has told the publishers of The Washington Post that their cookie policy does not meet the requirements for a valid 'consent', because only the highest paying subscribers were given a choice to accept or reject the use of tracking cookies; others were not offered a genuine choice to say 'no' to the cookies, and still access the newspaper.
Even more significantly, a recent decision by the French privacy regulator, CNIL, rejected the practice of 'bundling' consent into T&Cs. The robust enforcement of the consent requirements in privacy law has the potential to remake not only the entire adtech market for online behavioural advertising, but could overturn the business models of Facebook and Google, and remake the media landscape for the better. I can only hope.
But in the meantime, is it too much to expect institutions handling clinical data in Australia to educate themselves and their researchers properly about what privacy law does and does not allow? They might be pleasantly surprised.
Photograph (c) Shutterstock
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