A body of literature on self-tracking has been established in human-computer interaction studies. Contributors to this literature tend to take a cognitive or behavioural psychology approach to theorising and explaining self-tracking. Such an approach is limited to understanding individual behaviour. Yet self-tracking is a profoundly social practice, both in terms of the enculturated meanings with which it is invested and the social encounters and social institutions that are part of the self-tracking phenomenon. In this paper I contend that sociological perspectives can contribute some intriguing possibilities for human-computer interaction research, particularly in developing an understanding of the wider social, cultural and political dimensions of what I refer to as 'self-tracking cultures'. The discussion focuses on the following topics: self-optimisation and governing the self; entanglements of bodies and technologies; the valorisation of data; data doubles; and social inequalities and self-tracking. The paper ends with outlining some directions for future research on self-tracking cultures that goes beyond the individual to the social.
It's a small problem for data to scale, but a wicked problem for us to make sense of big data that scales to infinity. The aim of this article is to explore the translation of data into geometrical relationships: the art and design of creative forms of data visualisation to give data a meaningful visual dimension. Data has dimensionality, but not in a geometrical sense. Topology – the mathematical study of shape – will be used as lens to examine projects where designers utilise metaphors and abstraction to construct visual languages for data. Consider this cartography of data that makes sense of a scaleless territory. What is important in this examination how the designers of data visualisations understand the character of the data itself – the texture, nuance and signal contained within the information – and use this to make data tangible and at a scale we can interact with.
Starting with the question, 'can we reanimate social data into three dimensional forms?', this paper explores the possibility of presenting research findings in three dimensional formats. These formats could include information that we can print through 3D printers or animate through interactive holograms. This paper will interrogate this approach to data presentation and discuss from a sociological point of view the ways it could engage with Big Data. The combination of visual presentation derived from digital trace data provides us with a lens through which to investigate social patterns and trends. Building data into three-dimensional formats has the capacity to enhance the cognitive literacy of information and its presentation to diverse stakeholders. A social surface, that which is defined by form, needs a conceptual framework upon which to gain dynamic presence and dimension in space. Through my research into the Herpetological community, I explored the interior structures of community and patterns of socio-technical engagement. The resulting conceptual approach from this work seeks to situate mediated sociability within social ecologies and build social data into social form. This environmental approach aligns with current trends in geodemographic analysis and incorporates the socio-technical actor that moves beyond physical space and into virtual terrains. The challenge of this conceptual approach is to explore how Big Data can be incorporated as environmental information or digital trace data.
As social and practical interactions moved to the digital realm, facilitated by technological breakthroughs and social pressures, many have become understandably concerned about user privacy. With the increased scale and complexity of stored information, giving rise to the term 'Big Data', the potential for another person to scrutinise our personal information in a way that makes us uncomfortable increases. However, as attention is a finite resource, in the majority of cases user information never comes under scrutiny by unwanted human eyes – it is lost in the noise and is only treated as data available for computational analysis. In a big data society privacy breaches increasingly occur as a result of algorithms allowing targets to emerge from data sets. This means that in any context certain individuals become disproportionately targeted for unwanted privacy breaches and those who are regularly contextually marginalised have the most to lose from participating in a culture of Big Data, raising issues of equal access. In this paper I bring these ideas together to argue that the privacy discourse should not only focus on the potential for scrutiny of personal data, but also the systems in place, both social and technological, that facilitate an environment where some users are more safe than others.
The analysis of whole-of-population clinical, hospital and genomic data offers potential major benefits regarding improved public health administration, pharmaceutical research and wellness through identification of susceptibilities to health conditions. Achievement of those benefits will be fundamentally inhibited by 'health big data culture of irresponsibility' in the public and private sectors. This paper critiques health big data cultures through reference to problematical initiatives such as 23andme (a global direct-to-consumer DNA service) and mismanaged release of weakly de-identified health data covering millions of people in the UK. It notes whole-of-population health data mining projects such as those involving DeCODE (Iceland) and Maccabi-Merck (Israel) that are more problematical than the so-called 'vampire project' involving Indigenous peoples. It draws on the authors' work regarding privacy, bioethics, consumer protection and the OECD Health Information Infrastructure initiative. It highlights the need for coherent national and global health data management frameworks that address issues such as the genomic commons, intergenerational implications of genetic data and insurance redlining. It also highlights questions about media representations of big data governance.
While Big Data have clear implications for the knowledges produced by the social sciences, the various practices of the Digital Humanities have taken the methods associated with Big Data and applied them to objects rarely thought to be 'Big' or even 'Data'. Scholars have used computation to examine literary history, visualising massive literary data sets in ways to make claims that, methodologically at least, are often perceived as threats to the humanities at a moment where traditional methods of teaching and performing humanistic scholarship are likewise under attack from a corporatized managerial university system. This paper uses the debates surrounding the Digital Humanities to investigate the political and institutional arguments that have emerged around Big Data methodologies in the humanities, along with the contrasting knowledge claims that ground these debates. I argue that, in its emphasis on methodology, these discussions overlook how academic publics have been transformed over the past decades. I suggest that normative claims about Big Data in the humanities must investigate its 'public problems'—moments in which a specific culture defined around the technologically mediated circulation of discourse produces internal norms that are concealed for the sake of external legitimation and funding.
Big data has enabled the creation of a diverse range of bots which collect, analyse and process digital information programmatically. While corporations and political parties were early adopters of bots, a growing number of activists, artists and programmers have recently begun to create their own data-driven bots on social platforms such as Twitter as a way of critiquing or disrupting dominant discourses. This paper considers a selection of bots created to comment on issues including NSA surveillance and gun control, arguing that they represent a radical departure from the Situationist strategy of détournement or the tactical disruptions envisaged by Michel de Certeau. It considers the ethics of adopting the techniques of the sensor society – or what Mark Andrejevic has termed "drone logic" – and the implications of bots entering the public sphere as semi-autonomous political actors. Like the Golem of Prague in Jewish folklore, these personifications of big data may simultaneously represent both a powerful defensive strategy as well as a potentially destructive, uncontrollable force.
The Quantified Self movement constitutes a growing community of those committed to practices of self-tracking through mobile sensors and apps. This paper will offer a critique of contemporary Quantified Self discourse, arguing that it is characterised by a certain 'paranoid nominalism'. That is, an inability to 'reconcile' the intimacy of sensors with the abstraction of statistical technologies. This critique shall be pursued through a genealogical investigation of the precursors of some of the key technologies of the Quantified Self movement, especially Étienne-Jules Marey's work on developing a 'second positivism' through sensor technologies, and Adolphe Quetelet's production of statistical technologies of governance. Drawing on the 'cultural techniques' approach of media theory, this paper will investigate these technological prehistories of the Quantified Self movement in order to probe its ideological aporias.
Humans have always used technology to overcome bodily and mental boundaries and limitations in the pursuit of personal transcendence. The development of digital technologies such as 'apps' and wearable technology have helped to further this pursuit. Digital technologies allow us to collect, store and analyse data on ourselves and take appropriate action. The growth of self-quantification means that technology is no longer disconnected from us, but is part of being human. Technology and its user are mutually constitutive; one influences the other.
The benefits of self-quantification have been touted elsewhere. My concern is that with our inherent desire to conquer nature and override the natural way of doing things we are placing an inordinate amount of faith in the ability of technology to resolve our issues. My talk will argue that the development of a blind faith in digital technologies is creating a phenomenon I call technologism; the belief that technological outputs or results (big data) are the absolute and only justifiable solutions to personal issues. The result of this is that we pay less attention to our surroundings, our lived events and put our faith in technology, relying on it to guide us, help us, heal us, and so on.
When data was rare, the focus lay in finding it and collecting it. Now that there is an overabundance of data, datatabases have assumed a central role for the sorting, organising, querying and representation of data. In the realm of science, databases operate as both scientific instruments and as a means of communicating results (Hine 2006). Similarly in the news media field, journalists are increasingly using databases to render the flow of data meaningful and, through visualisation, to make important and pertinent information memorable. Like scientists, data journalists have to be concerned with the integrity of data, and present their methods and findings; database literacy is increasingly framed as a mandatory journalistic skill. At the same time the reliance on databases has led to the emergence of new forms of collective emotions and indignations (Parasie 2013). Unlike journalists, "civic hackers" (such as for example maplight.org which tracks the influence of money on US politics) do not aim to reveal victims and guilty parties hidden in the data, or to organise collective indignations. Data itself is held to be captive from governing authorities and must be freed: civic hackers reveal, without denouncing.
Hine, C. (2006) "Databases as scientific instruments and their role in the ordering of scientific work", Social Studies of Science 36(2), pp. 269-298.
Parasie, S. (2013) "Des machines à scandale. Éléments pour une sociologie morale des bases de données", Reseaux 178-179, pp. 127-161.
A fascinating, cross-cutting case study in big data cultures lies in the dynamic, evolving, and contested space of contemporary disability and digital technology. Disability is now recognized as a significant part of social life, identity, and the life course. Over the past twenty years, digital technology – especially computers, the Internet, mobile media, social media, apps, geolocation technologies, and now, wearable computers, and even technologies such as driverless cars – have emerged as a significant part of the mediascape, cultural infrastructure, social support system, and personal identity and repertoire of many people with disabilities. New social relations of disability are premised on – and increasingly 'congealed' in – forms of digital technology. In the Australian context, we might think, for instance, of the present conjuncture and its coincidence of two big national projects where disability and digital technology are both entangled – the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) and National Broadband Network (NBN).
There is an emerging research, policy, design, and activist engagement with disability and digital technology, but as yet questions of disability and big data have been not so well canvassed. This is significant, given that, historically, the emergence of forms of data concerning disability has been bound up with classification, exclusion, government, and discrimination, as well as the new forms of knowledge and governmentality associated with new socially oriented models and paradigms of disability.
Accordingly, this paper provides a preliminary exploration of the forms, affordances, characteristics, issues, challenges, ethics, and possibilities of what might be termed 'disability data cultures'. Firstly, I identify and discuss particular kinds of digital technologies, infrastructures, and softwares, and their distinctive affordances and design trajectories relating to disability. As well as explicitly nominated and dedicated disability data technologies, I also discuss the emergence of health, self-tracking, and quantified self apps by which normalcy and ability is exnominated (or naturalized). Secondly, I look at the kinds of applications, harvesting, computational logics, and the will to power, emerging in order to provide more comprehensive and targeted data on disability – for citizens and users, and service, political, and cultural intermediaries, as well as disability service providers, agencies, and governments. Thirdly, I look at the nascent disability-inflected contribution to, and participation in, open data and citizen data initiatives and experiments.
Big data practices produce specific anxieties about privacy, based upon the fact that information about us, of which we were previously unaware, may be revealed to our detriment. The concerns of the "masters of suspicion" (Nietzsche, Marx, Freud) provides a cultural background view that some important aspect of our lives are hidden or inaccessible to us. This framework has given way to the Foucauldian position that big data could be characterised as having the potential to create new ways in which we are categorised rather than revealing our hidden essence or truth. However, this shift from revelation to construction does nothing to undermine our need to control such potentially harmful practices by both companies and government. As a result, it is necessary to consider how to conceptualise an ethical basis of such privacy claims, which arise as a result of unpredictable knowledge that is produced, rather than as a breach of confidence of pre-existing knowledge. I consider the potential for Spinoza – and his distinction between adequate and inadequate knowledge – to provide such a framework.
The phenomenon of big data represents a socio-technical assemblage of services and devices that are involved in data collection and analysis. One example of this is through personal 'sensor' devices (Andrejevic and Burdon 2014), like smartphones. Here users are interfaced into big data, simultaneously using big data for their own needs, while fuelling it with their personal information, being the target of data collection and dataveillance/surveillance. With the popularity of these devices it is important to consider what implications this interfacing has, and the relationship between users and big data/surveillance. This paper describes the results of empirical research into users and their interfaces – conceptualised under Lee's (2013) idea of convergent mobile technologies (CMTs) – and the implications of user interfacing with big data and surveillance. Highlighted is how these interfaces valorise user experiences that are 'immediate' over all others. In the context of their relationship with big data this is problematic, as users dismiss or disengage from issues of security and surveillance as long as rapidity is maintained. These CMT interfaces can be thus understood as contributing to the creation of 'docile data subjects', who happily bleed personal information into the big data (and surveillant) assemblage(s), in exchange for an experiential state deemed valuable.
For nearly a decade citizens have taken to social media to launch public conversations and connective action around issues of civic concern – conversations which have various impacts on the shaping of policy, regulation and governance. Now Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter are increasingly being used to build, inform and influence informal expert networks, particularly around emerging technologies and practices, and their associated policy problems. Such networks link actors from data cultures such as computing science and medical research to those in hybrid industrial ecologies, like that of mobile health software development. Their conversations are often transnational. They promote and market as much as debate and mobilise. Thus they complicate Gov 2.0 assumptions about democratic participation and engagement, as well as data security. In this paper we argue that it is vital to have new analytic frameworks to measure and evaluate the identity, reach, and relative agency of actors in those networks, in order to understand their potential impact on policy development.
We model one such framework – a mixed method social media network analysis (SNMA) and digital ethnography used to analyse agency and influence in Twitter conversations about mhealth. Using hashtagged conversations captured in the wake of the U.S. Food & Drug Administration's September 2013 release of guidelines on Mobile Medical Applications, we visualize the network communications then locate and profile the key influencers, exploring their motivations for engagement. Drawing on this data and altmetrics research we discuss registers of impact in expert social media networks and propose a research agenda for exploring the political, cultural and economic value of Twitter conversations in policy formation.
The big data phenomenon has attracted much publicity in public forums, both in terms of its potential for offering insights into manifold aspects of social and economic life and for its negative associations with mass surveillance and the reduction of the complexity of behaviour into quantifiable data. In this paper I will discuss some of the ways in which artists have responded to big data. I contend that their conceptualisations and critiques of big data offer intriguing insights into the tacit assumptions and emotions (fears and anxieties as well as pleasures and satisfactions) that these digitised methods of knowledge production engender. Digital data are lively in a number of ways: they have become forms of 'lively capital' (that is, drawing commercial value from human embodiment, or life itself); they generate embodied and affective responses; they contribute recursively to life itself; and they have a social life of their own, constantly circulating and transforming as they are appropriated and re-purposed. Artists' responses can contribute to what might be described as a 'live data/sociology' (drawing on Les Back's concept of a 'live sociology' that departs from 'zombie sociology') which identifies and theorises the forms of liveliness that big digital data may encompass.
My colleague Glen Fuller and I have started a new project on people's use of fitness self-tracking apps and platforms (such as Strava and RunKeeper). We are interviewing people who are active users of these devices, seeking to identify why they have chosen to take up these practices, what apps and platforms they use, how they use them and what they do with the personal data that are generated from these technologies. We are interested in exploring issues around identity and self-representation, concepts of health, fitness and the body, privacy, surveillance and data practices and cultures.
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Subpoenaing Discord may reveal identities of Charlottesville neo-Nazis
Organizers of the violence might not be quite so anonymous.
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The white supremacist Charlottesville marchers who used Discord to prepare for violence might not remain anonymous for much longer. A chief magistrate judge has shot down an attempt by one of the neo-Nazis to dismiss a subpoena for Discord that would identify her and roughly 30 other users who reportedly relied on the chat app ahead of the event last year. She maintained that exposing her identity would violate her First Amendment rights to "anonymous speech" and put her in danger, but the judge disagreed. The plaintiffs' interest in identifying her as a possible perpetrator or witness outweighed her anonymity, according to the magistrate.
The judge noted that any potential threat could be mitigated by marking the personally identifying data as "highly confidential." Only a handful of people would ever see this information, he said, so the disclosure shouldn't harm the unnamed woman's rights to speech and association. The official acknowledged that many of these racists chose Discord knowing it would help anonymize their activities, and that the woman in question appeared to be directly involved in preparing for the racist march.
The woman's attorney is still considering whether or not he will appeal the ruling. If courts uphold the decision, though, it could signal that chat anonymity has its legal limits. And Discord hasn't waited around for a verdict to take action -- it has been banning "alt-right" accounts and servers for violating its terms of service.
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Breaking: New solar eclipse stamp does something no other stamp can
April 28, 2017 weather.
Presidents and songbirds were set aside by the U.S. Postal Service in its latest stamp design that commemorates August's solar eclipse with an interactive creation never tried before.
The Total Solar Eclipse Forever stamp is the first from the post office to use thermochromic ink, which is sensitive to heat. When the new stamp it is touched, the stamp's image changes from a blacked out sun with a silvery corona to a bright picture of the pockmarked moon.
"It's the first interactive stamp," said Alan Bush, a West Palm Beach philatelist who buys stamp collections. "It's fascinating and should be more of a draw for the public than your typical Donald Duck or Elvis stamps."
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The stamp, which will be issued June 20, celebrates the Aug. 21 full solar eclipse – the first show of totality in the U.S. in 38 years.
In a swath of the country from South Carolina to Oregon, darkness will reign in the middle of the day for a full two minutes and 40 seconds as the moon slips between the sun and Earth casting a shadow 100 miles wide.
Astrophysicist Fred Espenak, known as Mr. Eclipse, took the photos used for the stamp. The image of the full eclipse is from a March 29, 2006 event seen in Jalu, Libya. When warmed by touch, the image turns to a full moon, and reverts to the solar eclipse as it cools.
On the back of the stamp is the track of the solar eclipse across the U.S.
"If you can get into the path to see the total phase of the eclipse, it is unlike any natural phenomenon anyone has ever seen before," Espenak said. "It's something that should be on everyone's bucket list and I'm happy they are coming out with a stamp to raise public awareness about this opportunity."
Espenak, who has seen 20 total solar eclipses, said the post office contacted him last summer for suggestions about the stamp. The photo of the full moon used in the stamp was taken from Espenak's home in Portal, Ariz.
Related: Time running out to get reservations for total solar eclipse in U.S.
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Related: South Floridians prepare for total solar eclipse
Thermochromic inks are vulnerable to UV light and should be kept out of direct sunlight as much as possible to preserve this special effect. To help ensure longevity, the Postal Service will be offering a special envelope to hold and protect the stamp pane for a nominal fee.
Bush said the stamp is a departure from traditional USPS offerings of "dead presidents and musicians."
"Today's stamps can be dull," Bush said. "The USPS has struggled to come up with stamps and designs that excite people."
While Florida is too far south to experience the full impact of the eclipse, some residents have been scheming for months to line up prime viewing accommodations, and that includes having quick getaway routes in case a cloud strays overhead and clear-sky arrangements must be found.
West Palm Beach, FL.The moon obscures a little more than 51 percent of the sun in December 2001 during a partial eclipse. The next solar eclipse visible from South Florida doesn't occur until April 2005. Staff photo by Allen Eyestone
"I've spent my whole life looking at the northern sky, and I've been hooked on astronomy for a long time, but seeing an eclipse just never worked out," said Delray Beach resident Rick Kupfer, who will travel 2,000 miles to experience the event. "I understand that once you go through one of these things, you just want to experience it again and again."
Kupfer and his wife will set up reclining lawn chairs at a rest stop along a highway outside Casper, Wyoming. It's a strategic position, chosen because the semi-arid climate has a low chance of rain or clouds in mid-August, but also because Kupfer is hoping to avoid the pandemonium in town.
Casper is hosting ASTROCON 2017 , the annual convention of the Astronomical League, the week of the eclipse.
The solar eclipse stamp will debut in Laramie, Wyoming in a June 20 ceremony at the University of Wyoming. The university's art museum celebrates the summer solstice on June 20 when a beam of light shines through a solar tube in the ceiling at noon to illuminate a silver dollar set in the floor.
Bush said people can typically buy a new stamp the day of debut or the day after.
He hopes the interactive stamp will pique the interest of people who may not otherwise think much about the sticky square they use to mail bills.
"When you think about stamps, it's pretty much pictures of dead presidents or musicians," Bush said. "What you see going on now is a move by the postal service to try and make stamps cool."
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Minister of Education Akila Viraj Kariyawasam said that due to the prevalent warm weather in the country, a decision has been taken to conduct all zonal school sports meets by the end of April, or in May.
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2012: Year of Triumphs for the Men's Rights Movement
Come early to get a good seat!
The Men's Rights movement, the most important human rights movement of the 21st century, got 2012 off to a flying start in February with an event in Bozeman, Montana that was quite literally attended by no one. After that, the year was a whirlwind of activity. Let's go to the timeline:
January: The Men's Rights movement rests up to prepare itself for the year.
February: The Montana State University chapter of the National Coalition for Men holds a lively and well-attended Men's Rights event in Bozeman, Montana. Sorry. When I said "well-attended" I meant to say "not attended at all." As the local NBC affiliate reports, in what may be my favorite sentence ever written about the Men's Rights movement: "No one showed up to the event but organizers say the lack of attendance is not due to a lack of interest." You can read more here at Man Boobz, or watch the NBC affiliate's report here.
March: The Southern Poverty Law Center, an important and influential watchdog of hate groups in the United States, profiles the Men's Rights movement, describing it as "an underworld of misogynists, woman-haters whose fury goes well beyond criticism of the family court system, domestic violence laws, and false rape accusations. … Women are routinely maligned as sluts, gold-diggers, temptresses and worse; overly sympathetic men are dubbed "manginas"; and police and other officials are called their armed enablers."
March: British Men's Rights activist Tom Martin has his "anti-male discrimination" lawsuit against the London School of Economics thrown out of court as a "hopeless claim." Martin responds on Twitter by calling his critics "whores." He then comes to Man Boobz and calls people here whores. Eventually he announces that female penguins are also whores. No, really. Read more about Tom's visits to Man Boobz here: 1, 2, 3, 4. (TRIGGER WARNING for links 2 and 3, which deal with Martin's reprehensible views on child prostitution.)
April: Thousands of Men's Rights Activists converge on the National Mall in Washington DC for "Sink Misandry," apparently some sort of protest against the lifeboat-boarding policies of the RMS Titanic, which sank in the North Atlantic one hundred years ago. (There was a movie about it.)
Sorry, correction: When I said "thousands of MRAs" I meant to say "none." While the Sink Misandry protest was announced with great fanfare in December of 2011 on A Voice for Men, it was later called off due to unspecified logistical problems. Understandable, given how difficult it is to get to our nation's capital, inconveniently located on the sparsely populated East Coast and served by a mere three airports.
May – June: The Men's Rights movement has lunch and takes a little nap.
July: Seven Men's Rights activists make it to the steps of the Capitol in Washington DC, evidently for some sort of anti-circumcision protest. On Reddit, one MRA blames the poor attendance on the machinations of the "Government and the Fem lobby."
August: In order to more effectively harness the activist energies of MRAs on Reddit, Paul Elam of A Voice for Men sets up a Men's Rights Activism subreddit alongside the longstanding Men's Rights Subreddit. Only a handful of MRAs subscribe, possibly because Elam seems more interested in banning people he doesn't like than in organizing anything, and the subreddit is abandoned by its founder and everyone else within a month.
September: In Vancouver, Men's Rights activists hold a lively, well-attended debate with feminists on the question "Has Feminism Gone Too Far?" at a local used car dealership.
Oh, sorry. Another correction: After being announced, and cancelled, then resurrected and reannounced, the event is ultimately cancelled after the organizers lose the venue for the event due to a weird turn events that involves an MRA car salesman being removed from his place of business by police after some sort of dispute with his business partner. Also, the MRAs never bothered to round up any feminists to take part in the debate with them. You can read the whole complex and confusing saga of the Great Vancouver All-MRA Debate That Wasn't in these three Man Boobz posts: 1, 2, 3.
October: Recess
November: Artistry Against Misandry holds a lively and well-attended concert and fundraiser in Nashville to celebrate International Men's Day.
Whoops! One more correction: The event never happened. Apparently the organizers lost their venue, and were unable to book another one, as Nashville isn't really much of a music town and musical venues there are as scarce as … wait, no, it's fucking Nashville. NASHVILLE. Music City. The home of the Grand Ole Opry. I'm pretty sure that every building that isn't a house or a restaurant there is a musical venue.
Also, the Artistry Against Misandry website seems to have vanished from the face of the earth. Might I suggest a visit to Artistry For Feminism and Kittens instead?
December: Christmas shopping.
I should note that when not organizing, then cancelling, events many MRAs have been busily harassing individual women online and posting many very angry comments. A few have also been putting up some very badly designed posters. So there's that.
With a year of such triumphs behind them, how will the Men's Rights movement manage to keep up such a blistering pace in 2013?
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David Futrelle says:
Oh, I'm definitely going to do a nice wrapup of the Greatest MRA Moments of 2013. Please continue to nominate your favorite MRA "accomplishments"!
kittehserf says:
Ha, I had more people meet me for lunch in LA on my first trip there than were at that rally.
Anenome says:
@ David
Pllleeeeaaaaaazzzeeee can we get a timeline of the numerous feuds?!
alternatesteve90 says:
@David: Please do, I'd love to see that! =)
Good respond in return of this difficulty with firm arguments and describing everything about that.
Sometimes spam is wonderful.
And, on topic, I guess I never wrote that 2013 roundup. But I may do a wrapup of Great Moments in MRA Public Relations that will cover some of the same ground.
The first Sarkeesian Effect "teaser" is a MASTERPIECE of experimental film! Some notes from a BIG FAN October 21, 2014
To one Men's Rights Activist, "lying" about MRAs boycotting Mad Max: Fury Road is worse than denying the Holocaust May 18, 2015
The Unmaking of The Sarkeesian Effect. Or, Thunderf00t makes a video that's actually worth watching August 27, 2015
A Voice for Men presents: The [vagina-related slur redacted] Monologues February 13, 2014
MRAs and #GamerGaters: Maybe you're the baddies? September 15, 2014


For almost two years, Indians have been focused by a digital influence campaign that has doubtless been orchestrated by the Iranian state, or by actors affiliated with it.
On Oct. 16, Twitter launched two giant archives in order "to improve public understanding of alleged foreign influence campaigns." One of many datasets incorporates round a million tweets from 770 now-deleted accounts that Twitter believes originated in Iran. The opposite consists of 9 million tweets thought to be linked to Russia's now-notorious Web Analysis Company.
Whereas the Russian archive has acquired extra press because the disclosure, the Iranian archive deserves shut consideration as nicely, particularly due to how linguistically numerous it's.
Twitter's dataset on the Iranian influence campaign contained over four,100 Hindi tweets. Whereas Quartz counted 17 handles that had posted in Hindi no less than as soon as, the overwhelming majority of the tweets have been posted by two handles—one created in January 2017 and one created in May 2018. The tweets in Hindi stretch to the top of this August—the purpose the place the whole dataset stops.
The engagement knowledge Twitter disclosed concerning the Hindi tweets, nevertheless, exhibits that the content material received only a few retweets, likes, and replies. However specialists warning that Iranian influence campaigns have already proven nice capability for enchancment in their operations.
A Reuters investigation of the Iranian influence campaign, which preceded Twitter's disclosure by over a month, drawing on unbiased analysis and a report by US-based cybersecurity agency FireEye, mentioned how operatives have been targeting customers on numerous social media networks, together with Fb, YouTube, and Instagram, in addition to Twitter.
The campaign, Reuters revealed, was additionally circulating messages in 11 languages, together with Hindi.
A lot of the Hindi tweets hyperlink to articles on IUVM Press Hindi, a web site that's a part of a community referred to as the Worldwide Union of Digital Media. Ben Nimmo, a senior fellow on the Atlantic Council's Digital Forensic Analysis Lab who has researched the Iranian dataset extensively, has described IUVM as an "Iranian messaging laundromat," which "repackaged content from Iran's state channels" with out flagging the place the content material was coming from.
IUVM has a Hindi portal with content material that appears to have been largely plagiarised from sources throughout the online, together with BBC Hindi. The headlines, nevertheless, are usually altered barely from the unique supply.
Typically, nevertheless, IUVM information articles tackle Indian affairs—most frequently on contentious spiritual points. One tweet from June 2017 references an IUVM article, seemingly plagiarised from The Siaset Day by day, recounting an incident the place an Indian scholar chief in contrast the Hindu nationalist Rashtriya Swayamsewak Sangh to the ISIS. One other article discusses how a Delhi school cancelled a speak by a outstanding parliamentarian from Narendra Modi's ruling Bharatiya Janata Social gathering.
It's too early, at this level, to find out what the Iranian influence campaign's finish recreation is for India, or what its operations are like.
Darren Linvill, a Clemson College professor who has been monitoring the IRA's exercise for years, stated that influence campaigns' aims typically search to not push one specific political agenda, however relatively to entrench divisiveness.
Nations like Iran and Russia "see India as a democratic threat," particularly given its large citizens and rising political influence all over the world, stated Dipayan Ghosh, a researcher on the Harvard Kennedy Faculty's Shorenstein Centre.
The Iranian campaign's Hindi tweets, particularly the early ones, carried out dismally—it was uncommon to see one get even a single like or retweet. The account they have been tweeted from had solely 16 followers on the time of Twitter's takedown, and certain even fewer for many of its life. Second, there was little in these tweets to interact others, similar to hashtags, conversational language, or commentary.
This primary "headline+link" template, Nimmo informed Quartz, was used for most of the Iranian tweets in different languages as properly. "They're viewing social media as a secondary tool whose purpose is to get people to look at the website rather than using social media as an engagement tool," he stated.
Techniques shifted on May 15, 2018, when the influence campaign created one other account from which to commonly submit Hindi content material. It by no means turned common, however it had 741 followers on the time Twitter deleted it, in comparability to the earlier account's 16. The creation of the second account additionally resulted in extra tweets being posted general; whereas 2017 noticed a mean of 200 tweets being posted per 30 days, 2018 noticed a mean of 243 per 30 days.
Whereas the tweets posted by the newer account typically contained hyperlinks to IUVM Press Hindi, additionally they had barely extra success with engagement. One purpose for this, maybe, is that the newer tweets typically used hashtags to capitalise on trending subjects.
Different hashtags that associated to Indian political points included #PetrolPriceHike and #PetrolPrice (19 occasions), #BharatBachao ("Save India"; 16 occasions), #TalkToAMuslim (six occasions), #RahulGandhi (the Congress get together president; 22 occasions), #YogiAdityanath (a BJP chief minister; eight occasions), and lots of extra.
The influence campaign, together with its liberal use of hashtags, has prolonged to different social media platforms as nicely.
The Twitter and Fb accounts listed on the IUVM Press Hindi web site not work (as Reuters reported, the websites took them down after they have been notified about them), however the web site's Instagram profile continues to be stay. The web page has 979 followers and its posts, which most just lately have been averaging round 50 likes every, date way back to May 2018.
These Instagram footage, just like the tweets, principally pertain to issues of Iranian overseas coverage. A number of photographs posted about India tie into this; for instance, a cartoon commends the Narendra Modi authorities for buying oil from Iran regardless of strain from the US to chorus from doing so.
However, a minimum of in Twitter's dataset and on this specific Instagram web page, the influence campaign's stance on India appears much more muted than its stances on different overseas nations, resembling Saudi Arabia and Israel.
Fb, in fact, has additionally seen Iranian influence campaigns. Up to now months, the social media big has made repeated bulletins about the way it has eliminated pages linked to influence campaigns from its platform.
On Aug. 21, it introduced it had taken down round 600 accounts and pages from operations engaged in "coordinated inauthentic behaviour" from around the globe, together with some from Iran. Extra lately, on Oct. 26, it introduced eradicating a number of such Iranian accounts on each Fb and Instagram. "While we have found no ties to the Iranian government, we can't say for sure who is responsible," the publish said.
These accounts masqueraded primarily as American liberals, posting solely small quantities of anti-Saudi and anti-Israeli content material interspersed inside giant volumes of divisive political content material resembling race relations, police brutality, and US president Donald Trump. This evolution of techniques from earlier extra blatant pro-Iranian messaging suggests the operation had discovered from earlier takedowns.
These belongings have been designed to interact in, moderately than round, the political dialogue in the USA. Their conduct confirmed how a lot that they had tailored from earlier operations, focusing extra on social media than third social gathering web sites and turning into rather more partaking.
Instagram didn't reply to questions on why the IUVM Hindi web page had not been taken down.
Fb's international workplace didn't reply to a questionnaire despatched about whether or not the Iranian influence operations it has discovered have focused Indians, and about why the IUVM Hindi Instagram web page was nonetheless reside. A consultant of Fb India responded to the identical questionnaire with a hyperlink to the corporate's Oct. 26 announcement and assurance that the corporate would submit any extra particulars once they had them.
Twitter, IUVM Press Hindi, and Iran's ministry of overseas affairs didn't reply to questionnaires.


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Lesson 1: We study the emerging area of stream processing, touching on key design aspects of Apache Storm. Lesson 2: We study how enormous graphs can be processed in clouds. Lesson 3: We study various types of networks/graphs that are both natural and artificial, and their surprising commonalities. Lesson 4: This module presents classical scheduling algorithms that have been used in operating systems since the inception of computers. We then cover two popular scheduling algorithms for Hadoop.
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the remaining weeks, you will see topics that fall into one of three categories.
but related topics and also we'll see a few important classical concepts.
explore it by yourself either on the web or by trying out some of those systems.
systems that are on the peripheries or interact with distributed systems.
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I suppose I could be categorised as a fantasy writer.
I don't necessarily trumpet it out. It probably isn't the first selling point I push for my stories (I prefer to focus on the humorous side), but I can't deny there's a strong fantastical side to most of them. After all, how else would you describe a story where someone falls of the face of the world, or travels back in time to visit some economically challenged dinosaurs, or dies and has to solve a missing person case in Heaven? If that's not fantastical, I don't know what is.
I also quite like to read fantasy. Not fanatically – I like to balance it out with other types of books, fiction and non-fiction. But it is something I enjoy now and then. I'm actually reading a fantasy series right now and quite enjoying it.
When I'm reading, of course, I tend to compare the contents with the stories I write. One key aspect is the large focus on magic within this series. It's pretty much the central element. This got me thinking about the place of magic in fantasy stories in general, and in my stories in particular.
I couldn't help thinking about the central place magic plays in most fantasy. Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, Narnia, Game of Thrones – you couldn't imagine any of these without magic. It's the central element, or at least one of the most central elements, in all of them.
But in my stories, there isn't really any magic – at least nothing explicit. No characters waving magic wands and saying things like "abracadabra" and making amazing and unworldly things happen. I'm not sure if that's ever going to change. While I understand the appeal of magic, I've often seen it as a bit of a cop-out. Characters can use it to get out of situations when there are no other options available. I know it's usually more complicated than that, and that magic often has unforeseen circumstances, but still – it's just not how I want to be doing things.
But while it's true that there is no explicit magic happening in my stories, I still like to think my stories are full of magic. I suppose storytelling itself is magic. How else can you take someone into another world? How else can you help someone to really inhabit another person, and see things from their point of view? And I like to think that my stories celebrate the magic of the everyday – things like friendship and finding ways to make the world better. In my world, that's more magical than any hokey spell or incantation.
So that's my take on the whole magic thing. I try to make my stories as magical as possible, even without any explicit magic. Then again, for my next story, maybe I'll throw a bit of additional magic in – who knows where that might take me.


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Q. Lennifer Loper: Since we last spoke, I've tried to make some of the dietary changes you suggested, including eliminating dairy products and eating more organic fruits and vegetables. I would like to try cutting out wheat as well, but I can't imagine a meal that doesn't include wheat. Do you have any suggestions for healthy wheat-free foods for me and my family?
Also, my allergy symptoms tend to be worse in the fall, so I'm thinking that the end of summer would be a good time to begin taking some of the supplements you recommended, particularly the fish oil, vitamin C, and quercetin. Are there any adverse side effects associated with these supplements that I should know about?
A. Shari Lieberman, PhD, CNS, FACN: Many types of grains are available to people who can't or don't want to eat wheat. Good choices include rice, millet, and quinoa, a high-protein grain found in most natural foods stores. If you like pasta, on occasion try noodles made from rice, spelt, or buckwheat. Because wheat can be found in many processed products, be sure to read the labels.
You may be allergic only to wheat, or it could be that you have a problem with gluten, the protein found in wheat, barley, and rye. To find out, you should try eliminating wheat for two weeks. If your allergy symptoms disappear, you should continue keeping wheat out of your diet. If going off wheat makes things better but does not completely take care of your allergy symptoms, try eliminating all gluten from your diet for two weeks. This will require removing all foods containing wheat, barley, and rye. If you go off gluten, you can eat rice, millet, corn, and buckwheat. Spelt contains a trace of gluten, but it can be tolerated by many people who are allergic to gluten. Oats do not contain gluten, according to several studies, but they are sometimes processed in the same bins that previously contained wheat and can thus become contaminated with gluten.
As for the supplements I suggested, you should begin taking them immediately. They are all safe and good for your body. The fish oil in particular will make your skin and hair gorgeous.
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Eduardo Born: Great night at the Bible study group!
For the last month and a half I've been participating at a Bible Study group which Don leads here in Burlington, WA. On every Thursday night the group gets together at Paul's house (the blonde guy on my side) to discuss themes involving both scripture passages and philosophical questions such as free will, spiritual advancement and happiness.
Great friends I've made at the Bible study group. I'll miss you all!
The whole idea of reading the Bible was actually new to me, and I've certainly enjoyed this experience and I'm very grateful for the opportunity of getting to know each and everyone of them.
Any attempt to describe tonight would be an understatement so I just won't. But if I would I'd certainly include the words uplifting, unexpected, meaningful and fun!!!


Essays Tagged: "matter of fact"
An essay which explains the presence of media in government and its negative effects.
The war with Iraq, self-defense or assault.
Research paper on the poem "What Were They Like?" by Denise Levertov.
The nature in "Thanatopsis by William Bryant and the American Scholar by Ralph Waldo Emerson"
Research Muslim attitudes toward woman as based on the Qur'an and as actually practiced in Muslim countries today.
Edgar Allan Poe Vs. D.H. Lawrence on the topic of "love"
Discuss the idea of a untied Cyprus, putting forward a basic outline of a solution to re-unite the divided island of Greeks and Turks.
Lost in Love: A Comparison of "At the Pitt-Rivers" to "Araby"


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Greenbuild Editor's Choice 2014
Amvic
Building to a higher standard with smarter ICF technology
Written by: Molly Shaw
Produced by: Ian Nichols
The recession not only forced builders to tighten up ship and take a closer look at company balance sheets, but also shed new light on the need for truly sustainable construction. "It actually made the building community – both in the residential and commercial sides – pause to say we can't keep doing more of the same," explains Gary Brown, executive vice president of marketing for Amvic, a Toronto-based manufacturer of insulated concrete forms (ICFs), rigid foam insulation, flooring, wall systems and other highly efficient building materials.
"As a manufacturer, our goal has always been to develop desirable products that promote sustainability, energy efficiency and healthy living for inhabitants, but it's not always the easiest thing to sell, especially when the perception among builders is it's going to cost more," says Brown.
Post-recession, Brown says he's seen renewed interest and desire despite cost among everyone from custom homebuilders to developers and architects to engineers, in building to a higher, sustainable standard; something Amvic has been aiming for since inception.
Filling a hole in the ICF market
The concept for Amvic originated with company founder and president, Dr. Victor Amend, who came to North America from Europe in the late 1990s. "With a Ph.D. in building science and project management experience in multifamily, industrial and commercial construction, Victor moved to Toronto in 1998 and began looking for a new home," recounts Brown.
He was interested in purchasing a concrete home due to advantages in lasting value, energy efficien cy and structural strength, but after months, his search came up short. "He couldn't find anything like they had in Europe, so he was forced to purchase a wood-framed brick house," shares Brown.
"Victor saw the lack of alternatives as an opportunity to provide the market with a green home building process, such as ICF, making concrete construction more efficient," continues Brown.
After researching the existing ICF market, he concluded that the industry lacked an energy efficient product that encompassed quality, strength, innovation and ease of installation. That's where Amvic was born.
"When we first examined the ICF industry, two areas for improvement became very apparent," says Amend. "
First, we observed contractors using a terrific amount of time to assemble products on the job site. Secondly, once assembled, these products performed poorly when filled with concrete. We have designed our forms to eliminate these two problems."
Brown, who worked with General Electric for 20 years in product innovation, says Amvic's founder is always looking for the next best thing. "His scientific mind is always in search of a desirable product that makes a difference," says Brown. "Victor took his construction knowledge to fill a hole in the market by starting a company that manufactures expanded polystyrene [EPS] insulation."
An Amvic evolution
Amvic's innovative products have steadily taken off in the U.S., Canada and beyond. Today, the company spans the U.S. from Nixa, Mo., to Charlotte, N.C., Salt Lake City to Post Falls, Idaho, as well as Anchorage, Ala.; also with international locations in Mexico, Ireland, Romania and Russia.
All of Amvic's ICF and EPS facilities are equipped with top-of-the-line machinery, ensuring the highest quality, consistent manufacturing. The company's exceptional network of facilities also enables Amvic to deliver products promptly anywhere in North America.
"We currently employ approximately 75 people, but we're growing," says Brown. "Amvic has evolved from a product that would normally just be used by contractors and homebuilders into commercial applications for schools, hospitals, hotels and do-it-yourself consumer products for homeowners. We now target a wide range of both professionals and consumers."
Taking innovation to the next level
More and more professionals and consumers are turning to Amvic ICF for double-duty performance. Amvic ICF serves as both a concrete form and internal and external insulation with two panels of expanded polystyrene held fast with ridged plastic ties that readily accept rebar. The stackable blocks go up quickly with patented reversible FormLock interlock technology, making for user-friendly construction with minimal waste.
But Amvic hasn't stopped there; Brown says the company has just recently released its Amvic Plus 3.30, the third generation of ICF. "Amvic has taken ICF innovation to the next level," he says. "When we first introduced ICF it had an R-value of 22, now Amvic Plus 3.30 is achieving R-30; its way ahead of the curve and the highest R-value of any factory assembled block in the industry."
Beyond ICF, Amvic is also working on improving building from the ground up with new flooring products, as well, including its newly released Insulated Radiant PEX panel (PEX) for radiant heat floor systems. The Amvic Insulated Radiant PEX panel has been specifically designed to provide the most cost-effective installation and performance characteristics for hydronic radiant floor heating systems, starting with the most advanced automated EPS moulding equipment in North America.
The combination of expanded polystyrene insulation moulded to high impact polystyrene film makes for a strong, resilient interlocking, energy efficient PEX panel. "We just recently introduced PEX and it's already a clear winner as far as potential," assures Brown.
Brown says Amvic keeps striving for innovation, despite economic setbacks. "We're coming out of a tough market in the last four to five years, but we weathered the storm relatively well," he shares. "Our ability to develop products that actually fit the mold during the downturn helped see us through."
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(14) Every one that defileth it shall surely be put to death.--This is a new enactment, and must be regarded in conjunction with the new dignity attached to Sabbath observance by its having become the special covenant sign between God and His people. The Sabbath-breaker now threw himself out of covenant with God, and not only so, but did what in him lay to throw the whole people out of covenant. His guilt was therefore great, and the assignment to it of the death-penalty is in no way surprising; rather, it is in accordance with the general spirit of the code (see Exodus 21:16-17; Exodus 21:29; Exodus 22:18-20, &c.). When the occasion arose, there was no hesitation in carrying the law out (Numbers 15:32-35).
Cut off.--Or, separated, set apart from. His act at once cast him out from the number of God's people, made him an outlaw, ipso facto excommunicated him.
Verse 14. - Every one that defileth it shall surely be put to death. To defile the sabbath was to do any unnecessary servile work upon it. Works of mercy, works of necessity, and works connected with religious observance were not prohibited. (See Matthew 12:1-7; Matthew 10-12.) The penalty of death for breaking the sabbath seems to moderns over-severe; but the erection of sabbath-observance into the special sacramental sign that Israel was in covenant with God made non-observance an offence of the gravest character. The man who broke the sabbath destroyed, so far as in him lay, the entire covenant between God and his people - not only broke it, but annulled it, and threw Israel out of covenant. Hence, when the sin was committed, no hesitation was felt in carrying out the law. (See Numbers 15:32-36.)
31:12-17 Orders were now given that a tabernacle should be set up for the service of God. But they must not think that the nature of the work, and the haste that was required, would justify them in working at it on sabbath days. The Hebrew word /shabath/ signifies rest, or ceasing from labour. The thing signified by the sabbath is that rest in glory which remains for the people of God; therefore the moral obligation of the sabbath must continue, till time is swallowed up in eternity.
Ye shall keep the sabbath therefore,.... Strictly observe it, according to the rules given concerning it:
for it is holy unto you; a day that was set apart of God for holy exercises, peculiarly on their account:
everyone that defileth it; by doing any servile work upon it, or not observing it in a religious way:
shall surely be put to death; by the hand of the civil magistrate; if the law of the Jewish sabbath is now in force, the sanction continues, and the violation of it ought to be punished by a judge with death:
for whosoever doeth any work therein; so much as to kindle a fire, and dress any food, by boiling or roasting, or any other way:
that soul shall be cut off from among his people; that is, shall die by the hand of the civil magistrate, it being but another phrase for being put to death; though the Jewish writers, particularly Jarchi, understand the former phrase, "put to death", as to be done by a civil magistrate, when there are witnesses and full proof of the case; but this of "cutting off" by the hand of God, by immediate punishment from heaven, when it was done secretly, and there was no proof to be made of it.


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SRH intends to continue operating units in a limited capacity and hopes to rehire furloughed employees and resume full operations when mandates are lifted.
Bamboo Sushi Parent Files for Bankruptcy
Company had furloughed more than 400 employees and downsized to three locations.
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Portland, Oregon–based Sustainable Restaurant Holdings (SRH), the parent of Bamboo Sushi and QuickFish, announced that it has filed for bankruptcy.
The company said it's seeking to restructure the business to combat the adverse effect of the COVID-19 pandemic, which limited operations and "significantly affected its ability to generate revenue." The brand also began a sales process, which it expects to complete in 90 days.
"We are facing the same challenges as many other consumer-focused businesses, especially those in the restaurant industry," said interim CEO Matthew Park in a statement. "In this environment, we simply are not able to generate sufficient revenue to meet our day-to-day and long-term obligations. As a result, during the last several weeks we diligently explored all available options to address our financial situation and preserve the long-term viability of SRH. We determined that using the Chapter 11 process to restructure our business is the best path forward."
The brand received a commitment of up to $1.9 million in financing led by the Bain Capital Double Impact fund. The funds, combined with SRH's available cash, will help continue operations and meet obligations while the company pursues a sale.
SRH has about $4.1 million in unsecured debt.
SRH operated 10 locations with 480 employees in Oregon, Washington, Arizona, California, and Colorado. Because of the pandemic, the company has been reduced to three Bamboo Sushi locations in Portland that are offering takeout and delivery. There are 38 employees—35 at stores and three at the corporate level.
Before the pandemic, the company was performing well. Revenues reached $18.1 million in 2019, up 35 percent from the previous year.
But in late February and early March, the COVID-19 pandemic "severely disrupted" operations.
"The cessation of normal business operations has deprived the Debtors of vital cash flow, without which the Debtors are incapable of meeting their obligations in the ordinary course, including obligations to employees, landlords, vendors, suppliers, and other creditors and claimants," the company said in a filing.
SRH hired BMO Capital Markets in March to seek investors or a sale of the business. When that option didn't work, the company turned to bankruptcy. In May, SRH hired SSG Capital Advisors to continue the sale and marketing process through the bankruptcy.
SRH started with Bamboo Sushi in 2008 in Portland. The parent derives its name from an "environmentally conscious design" including reclaimed timber, low-flow water systems, and renewable resources. Bamboo Sushi identifies itself as the world's first sustainable sushi restaurant.
The company joins a list of other restaurant brands that have turned to bankruptcy amid the pandemic, including FoodFirst Global Restaurants, parent of BRAVO Cucina Italiana and BRIO Tuscan Grille, and TooJay's Deli. Souplantation parent Garden Fresh Restaurants closed all of its locations and is engaging in bankruptcy discussions. It was also reported that California Pizza Kitchen is looking to restructure its debt to avoid bankruptcy.
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Shapeshifting Lexington producer Ellie Herring is set to return this month with the highly banging new 3-song EP The Limits, complete with sick cover art illustrated by Ellie herself, due June 22nd via Driftless Recordings. We're psyched to unveil the first track from the record, the propulsive techno jammer "Forward Motion", and the song's vibrant, psychedelic accompanying animated visuals by Roshi's Garden, who created a video for each song on the EP. Ellie tells us about switching things up a bit for this "less dire" new project:
I wanted to write tracks that me & my friends would play out & dance to. To stay happy & keep the pressure off. That's how the project started, & the format needed to change from what I've done in the past in order to do that. I like to say it is less dire. Haha. I illustrated the EP art as a visual reference for the tracks, what it would look like there. And the same for the videos, Joel Williams aka Roshi's Garden really killed it with the animation & creating that world for the project.
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Revised for 2018 with new case studies and additional hands-on practice, this course is packed with practical solutions and hands-on techniques that will empower you with new treatment ideas for your most complex patients. These interventions are systematic and evidence based.
This course is appropriate for the following clinicians working with children with feeding disorders: OT, COTA, SLP, BCBA, RD, RN, CSW, and Psychologists.
This course is offered for 1.4 ASHA CEUs for Speech and Language Pathologists (Intermediate level, Professional area). Occupational Therapists will receive a certificate for 14 hours of continuing education credit (1.4 CEUs) for the completion of this two-day course. Attendees from other disciplines will also receive a certificate for 14 hours of continuing education credit for the completion of this two-day course.
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STEPHEN F. COHEN, sfc1 at nyu.edu, and via Caitlin Graf, caitlin at thenation.com
Available for a very limited number of interviews, Cohen is professor emeritus at New York University and Princeton University.
He is author of the just-released book War with Russia? From Putin and Ukraine to Trump and Russiagate. He just wrote "Anti-Trump Frenzy Threatens to End Superpower Diplomacy" for The Nation: "Why the frenzy now? Perhaps because Russiagate promoters in high places are concerned that special counsel Robert Mueller will not produce the hoped-for 'bombshell' to end Trump's presidency. Certainly, New York Times columnist David Leonhardt seems worried, demanding, 'The president must go,' his drop line exhorting, 'What are we waiting for?' …
"One of The New York Times' own recent 'bombshells,' published on January 12, reported, for example, that in spring 2017, FBI officials 'began investigating whether [President Trump] had been working on behalf of Russia against American interests.' None of the three reporters bothered to point out that those 'agents and officials' almost certainly included ones later reprimanded and retired by the FBI itself for their political biases. (As usual, the Times buried its self-protective disclaimer deep in the story: 'No evidence has emerged publicly that Mr. Trump was secretly in contact with or took direction from Russian government officials.')
"In preparing U.S.-Russian (Soviet and post-Soviet) summits since the 1950s, aides on both sides have arranged 'private time' for their bosses for two essential reasons: so they can develop sufficient personal rapport to sustain any policy partnership they decide on; and so they can alert one another to constraints on their policy powers at home, to foes of such détente policies often centered in their respective intelligence agencies. (The KGB ran operations against Nikita Khrushchev's détente policies with Eisenhower, and, as is well established, U.S. intelligence agencies have run operations against Trump's proclaimed goal of 'cooperation with Russia.')
That is, in the modern history of U.S.-Russian summits, we are told by a former American ambassador who knows, the 'secrecy of presidential private meetings…has been the rule, not the exception.' He continues, 'There's nothing unusual about withholding information from the bureaucracy about the president's private meetings with foreign leaders…. Sometimes they would dictate a memo afterward, sometimes not.' Indeed, President Richard Nixon, distrustful of the U.S. 'bureaucracy,' sometimes met privately with Kremlin leader Leonid Brezhnev while only Brezhnev's translator was present.
"Nor should we forget the national-security benefits that have come from private meetings between U.S. and Kremlin leaders. In February 1986, President Ronald Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, meeting alone with their translators, decided that all nuclear weapons should be abolished. The result, in 1987, was the first and still only treaty abolishing an entire category of such weapons, the exceedingly dangerous intermediate-range ones. (This is the historic treaty Trump has said he may abrogate.)
"And yet, congressional zealots are now threatening to subpoena the American translator who was present during Trump's meetings with Putin. If this recklessness prevails, it will be the end of the nuclear-superpower summit diplomacy that has helped to keep America and the world safe from catastrophic war for nearly 70 years — and as a new, more perilous nuclear arms race between the two countries is unfolding."
This commentary is based on the most recent of Cohen's weekly discussions of the new U.S.-Russian Cold War with the host of the John Batchelor radio show. Cohen's previous books include Soviet Fates and Lost Alternatives: From Stalinism to the New Cold War.
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The ANSA news agency quoted Casalbordino Mayor Filippo Marinucci at the scene as providing the death toll.
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This Louisiana manufacturing statistics page includes a menu of manufacturers and wholesalers in the State of Louisiana. Most of the organizations listed on these manufacturing category pages primarily employ residents of Louisiana, but many of them distribute their products nationally, and even globally.
In 2010, according to United States Census Bureau data, the State of Louisiana had a total estimated population of 4,533,000, which is about 1.47 percent of the United States population. The median age of Louisiana residents was 35.8 years, compared to the median age of 37.2 years for USA residents as a whole.
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Louisiana has a land area of 43,199 square miles and a population density of about 104.9 residents per square mile. Louisiana also has 8,789 square miles of inland, coastal, and territorial water areas. These Louisiana street maps show the state's streets and roads, while these Louisiana topographic maps provide visual perspectives on the state's topography.
In 2013, approximately 131,195 people in Louisiana were employed in the manufacturing industry (NAICS code 31-33). Annual payroll for these employees was about $8,407 million, averaging $64,078 per employee. There were approximately 93,593 production workers whose annual wages totaled about $5,173 million, averaging $55,273 per worker. Total capital expenditures were $5,146 million, and the value added by manufacturers amounted to $57,752 million. Total cost of materials was $205,182 million, and total value of shipments and receipts for services amounted to $263,037 million.
This Louisiana Manufacturing Page from the National Association of Manufacturers highlights important facts and trends concerning the manufacturing industry in Louisiana.
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Charles H. Goodman
In 2006: Charles H. (Corky) Goodman "of Chicago was elected today as chairman of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem Board of Governors during the 69th meeting of the board. He succeeds attorney Yigal Arnon, who has been serving in the post for the past six years.
"Goodman is the vice chairman of Henry Crown and Company and serves also on the board of General Dynamics Corporation. He is a prominent and active philanthropic leader both in his hometown of Chicago, nationally in the U.S. and on behalf of Israel.
"He has served as president of the Council of Jewish Federations in North America (1990-93), and of the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago. He has also served as chairman of the Jewish Agency Board of Governors (1995-99). Other organizations in which he played leading roles are the United Jewish Appeal, the Joint Distribution Committee and Brandeis University.
"Last year, Goodman received an honorary doctor of philosophy degree from the Hebrew University, and in 1993 he received the Julius Rosenwald Memorial Award from the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago.
"He is an officer of the Arie and Ida Crown Memorial Foundation, a private charitable foundation named for his late wife Suzanne Crown's grandparents. The family's philanthropy supports a great number of community interests in such areas as education, arts and health care." [1]
He is married to Lester Crown's cousin. [2]
↑ Charles Goodman Elected as New Chairman of Hebrew University Board of Governors, hunews, accessed May 12, 2010.
↑ Crown, chicagobusiness, accessed May 12, 2010.
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