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A six-month study on transgender service members in all branches of the military is closing soon, hopefully leading to a lift on a decades-long ban.
Carter called for a six-month investigation into the "policy and readiness implications of welcoming transgender persons to serve openly" as well as appointing Under Secretary Brad Carson to review any pending transgender discharges.
Silvestri served in the U.S. Army for a year before a medical discharge in 2003 after a work-related accident. He is also transgender.
Silvestri said the reasoning by the Department of Defense to not have transgender service members vary, but include berthing conditions on a ship, whether the Veteran's Administration should pay for transition surgeries, how to administer hormones in the field, and more.
The Williams Institute, a think tank at UCLA, estimates there are about 15,000 transgender service members today. In light of the movement in the Department of Defense, groups have called for a moratorium on discharges.
The institute also estimates there are more than 134,000 transgender veterans. It's unclear exactly how many service members have been discharged because they are transgender.
While it's still against policy for transgender people to serve in the military, with Carter's directive as well as other policy changes, discharging them is harder and handled by higher-ranking officials.
In March, the Army required that any decisions on discharging transgender troops be made by the assistant secretary of the Army for personnel, rather than mid-level officers. Later, in June, the Air Force changed its policies so that transgender discharges be sent up the ranks to the secretary of the Air Force Personnel Council and the Air Force Review Boards Agency.
When Silvestri was in the Army, he hadn't identified himself as transgender yet, but rather, a lesbian woman. Although he never talked about it with others, the way he dressed, his demeanor, short hair, and "masculine energy" was "off putting" to some, he said.
While the Veterans Administration as a whole has been under fire for mishandling veteran healthcare, leading in some cases to death, Silvestri experienced uneducated employees and miscommunication between offices when handling his paperwork as a transgender person. While the VA has had a transgender directive since 2013 -- calling for "respectful delivery of healthcare to transgender and intersex Veterans" -- many employees are not aware of it or are not educated in how to deal with transgender patients.


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Limits on Western arms exports helped spur indigenous Saudi and UAE defense industry
By Agnes Helou
Planes take part in a flyover during a joint Sudan and Saudi drill at the Marwa air base, near Meroe on April 9, 2017. (Ashraf Shazly/AFP via Getty Images)
BEIRUT — Western concerns about making military technology transfers to the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia may have led to greater reliance on indigenous military technologies in the conflict in Yemen, and experts expect those investments to continue to grow.
It's a slow but potentially important shift in how the regional powers — historically major buyers of Western military goods — approach arming themselves.
The UAE and Saudi Arabia will have an increased concentration on local military production as part of a broader diversification of sources, said Wehbe Katicha, a former Lebanese general who is now a member of Parliament.
"As the threat posed by Iran increases, especially in [the] Hurmuz Strait, Gulf countries are more likely to increase their armament through many sources," Katicha noted. "They will not move out [from] the USA 'umbrella,' but producing ammunitions and armored vehicles locally is one of the options to overcome sanctions."
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Experts point out that the conflict in Yemen was the first to see widespread use of systems domestically produced by the Gulf powers. Zafer Al Ajamy, a Kuwaiti strategic expert, noted that the UAE has produced the Al-Tariq missile, the JAIS armored vehicle, the Yabhon United 40 drone and the 5.56mm Caracal machine gun — all of which have been seen in the Yemeni conflict.
Saudi munitions have also seen use in Yemen, as have the Shibl 1, Shibl 2 and Twaiq armored vehicles as well as the Rainbow CH-4 drone, which is co-produced with a Chinese company.
"War in Yemen moved Gulf military industries [into the] spotlight," he said. "With respect to the [kingdom of Saudi Arabia] — that showed an increased interest in military technology transfer with [King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud] — it has many military systems used in the Yemen war."
It is no secret the two countries have been looking to increase indigenous defense capabilities. For instance, Saudi Vision 2030 calls for increased technology transfer to the kingdom in order to grow its local knowledge base.
But the actual presence of Gulf arms in Yemen being used against Houthi rebels is evidence that the countries have made critical progress toward that goal. And there is a clear throughline between the enhanced local production and western criticisms of the Yemen conflict.
"Local production was motivated by the U.S. administration delaying arms exports to the Gulf, and tightening of the European restrictions. Adding to this, military vehicles produced by SAMI [Saudi Arabian Military Industries] and EDIC [Emirates Defense Industries Company] are battle-tested," said Al Ajamy, adding that "international defense companies are not limited by their regulation restrictions to export their arms to the Gulf, if the production was performed in the Gulf."
Lebanese strategic expert and editor in chief of SDArabia Brig. Naji Malaeb said that restrictions on the Gulf countries pushed them toward different armament sources, and that Vision 2030, should it be completed successfully, would lead to less reliance on the West for weapons.
"Both KSA and UAE started by consolidating companies for military production into SAMI and EDIC. This helped to limit buying and selling military technologies by state-owned companies. Also, Vision 2030 [called for] partners other than the U.S. and Europe; for instance, UAE bought Russian military drones and aerial munitions, and KSA signed a contract for Russian S-400 air defense systems."
KSA is still consolidating companies within SAMI to achieve a 50 percent technology transfer target, and full cooperation between one defense company controlled by the government. On June 26, SAMI announced it was taking full control and buying all of Advanced Electronics Company's shares.
Meanwhile, foreign weapons producers continue to show interest in co-production with Gulf states. Mlaeb said that was especially the case at the maintenance and ammunition-production level, noting that BAE Systems signed a memorandum of agreement with the UAE's repair and overhaul center to transfer technology of some F-16 initiatives to the Middle Eastern country during this year's International Defence Exhibition and Conference.
Furthermore, the Middle East Propulsion Company — a Saudi-based firm that overhauls engines, parts and services — has signed contracts with international companies for the maintenance of military aircraft engines — General Electric for the F-15 and Rolls Royce for the Tornado — inside the kingdom.
About Agnes Helou
Agnes Helou writes about Middle East defense. In addition to contributing to Defense News, she is a reporter at SDArabia, an Arabic security and defense magazine and website www.sdarabia.com.
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Q: Bayesian Predictive distribution with two marginal posteriors If we have a random variable $Y$ with pdf $P(Y|a,b)$, where $a$ and $b$ are parameters (with range $0$ to $\infty$).
As well as marginal posterior distributions for $a$ and $b$, these are $P(a\vert x)$ and $P(b\vert x)$, where $x$ is observed data.
Then would the predictive distribution of Y be
$$P(Y\vert x)=\int_0^\infty \left[\int_0^\infty P(Y|a,b)\cdot P(a|x) \,da\right] \cdot P(b\vert x) \,db$$
My confusion is because that we have two marginal distributions rather than a joint pdf.
Thanks in advance for any help it would be greatly appreciated.

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Then would the predictive distribution of Y be
$$P(Y\vert x)=\int_0^\infty \left[\int_0^\infty P(Y|a,b)\cdot P(a|x)\,da\right] \cdot P(b\vert x) \,db$$

The answer to your question is, in general "no". The correct expression would be
$$
P(Y\vert x)=\int_0^\infty \int_0^\infty P(Y|a,b)\cdot P(a,b|x)\,da \,db,
$$
where $P(a,b|x)$ is the joint density of $a$ and $b$ for a given $x$. If, however, $a$ and $b$ are independent, then their joint density function is equal to the product of their marginal densities: $P(a,b|x)=P(a|x)P(b|x)$, and the expression you give is correct. If $a$ and $b$ are not independent, you must have an explicit relationship between them or some other way of getting the joint density to make this calculation in the general case.

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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part One
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The latest Potter wields a "deathly" script
The first installment in the final chapter of the Harry Potter series, "Deathly Hallows: Part 1" might be the most fanatical fan-targeted adaptation in film history. Such seeming artistic arrogance which has contributed to this thoroughly confusing film might be justified if DH1 were the least bit exciting or magical. Noted critics have used the words "unintelligible" and "impenetrable" to describe the script. Here's a couple more: Boring and meandering.
Despite featuring dozens of potentially interesting characters, most of them familiar to even casual fans and the noticeable acting maturity of the series' young stars, DH1 features no sustained action and a plodding pace that zaps the story of any urgency.
The film starts off with promise-a terrifying meeting of the Ministry of Magic led by Voldemort (in one of just many unexplained elements, his name can now be mentioned over and over again with no apparent repercussions) who is determined to kill Harry (Daniel Radcliffe). Friends Ron (Rupert Grint-buffed up but still mumbling lines) and Hermione (Emma Watson-lovely as ever but can't seem to muster a smile) are there to help Harry defeat their noseless nemesis by collecting "Horcruxes," powerful pendants linked to Voldemort's soul. Again, despite being central to the plot almost none of this explained.
The mood is somber and the film maintains a grim tone, especially visually, but that alone is not what makes "DH1" easily the least entertaining of the series. A lot appears to be at stake in this part of the journey and our beloved trio is a long way from the enchanting confines of Hogwarts. But any fun and whimsy have been crushed by an air of self-importance. Even an inspired animated sequence that explains in folktale fashion the nature of the Deathly Hallows– which comes very late in the film– can't save a script that is burdened with disjointed exposition and is almost devoid of storytelling.
Plenty of films from mammoth novels have adapted well to the screen ("Gone With the Wind," "Les Miserables," "The Lord of the Rings") so it's a cop-out to say there is too much material to make a compelling, understandable, and enjoyable-for-the masses film. None of this argument will convince the rabid Potter fan. "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1" is destined to do huge box office despite its flaws. The filmmakers are apparently obsessesd with pleasing their fans, not necessarily an unworthy objective, but it's too bad they weren't as concerned with making great movies.
Grade: D+
Rated PG-13 for some sequences of intense action violence, frightening images and brief sensuality.
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Q: Make popover bootstrap on element in rails 4 with coffeescript I am trying to add onclick event on an apple element in rails. This is coffeescript.
apple.on 'click', () ->
  $(this).popover('[data-content="This is the body of Popover"]');

How can I transform it to work?

A: You should inspect the element on your web page and check the console to see if there are any JS errors. I think that you should also properly reference 'apple'. For example:
$('#apple').on 'click', () ->
  $(this).popover('[data-content="This is the body of Popover"]');

I would have added this as a comment but I don't have enough rep. Let me know how you get on.

A: I mixed the HTML data attribute with JS attribute. So the right answer is this.
$('#apple').on 'click', () ->
      $(this).popover({content = "This is the body of Popover"};