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Farewell to Modernity in the New Age of Surveillance
As has been said, probably rightly, the 19th century did not end until 1914, when the First World War broke out; similarly, the 20th century did not end on New Year's Eve 2000 or New Year's Day 2001, as the calendar would suggest, but continued for another few months. I daresay that the 20th century finally ended only on September 11, 2001, when suicide bombers succeeded in attacking the World Trade Center. Naturally, terrorism had been known for a long time. It was known all too well to 19th-century Europe. It also existed in the 20th century, and in plenty of shades. There was the terrorism of the leftist hit squads and there was Islamist terrorism. There was separatist terror in Northern Ireland and in the Basque Country. There was Palestinian and Chechen terrorism. It was experienced by the rich, stable societies of the West and by the countries of the Middle East. It was known in Latin America and in distant Japan.
Terrorism was connected to a variety of ideologies and served a variety of purposes. Every now and then, bombs exploded in the world, hostages were taken and airplanes hijacked. Every now and then, innocent people were dying somewhere. It always caused terror and made it hard for those responsible for security to sleep at night, forcing them to develop ever-newer techniques and ways of protection against terrorism. It caused worry, and, moreover, forced the introduction of ever-increasing limitations of freedom in the name of improving security. Gradually, terrorism changed our mentality. Step by step, we have become accustomed to limitations of freedom undertaken for the sake of improving security. After the assassination attempt in St. Peter's Square, where the bullets of the Turkish hired gun hit the pope, the pope moved from an open car to a bulletproof display carriage – the popemobile – and we soon considered the strange vehicle to be normal. Years later, nobody remembered that it used to be otherwise, that the pope had driven in an open car and shaken the hands of random people, and that those who managed to push through to the front of the crowds could get close enough to touch his cassock. In the same way, we got used to personal control at the airports.
All of this, however, was somewhere on the margins of the liberal world. It did not affect its essence. The attack on the World Trade Center made us aware that even a superpower may be defenseless in the face of terrorism.
One may chance the claim that, together with the destruction of New York's towers, the world that they symbolized collapsed as well – a world that had grown from the experience of the cruelties of the Second World War, the Holocaust, the genocide dispensed in the name of deranged Nazi and Communist ideologies, from the experience of the Soviet gulags and German death camps, from the experience of Hiroshima and Nagasaki; a world that was to be built on the principles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, in line with the Charter of the United Nations, the European Convention on Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights; a world whose main feature Karl Popper [1] believed to be the pursuit of humanity and reason, equality and freedom; a world moving away from closed, tribal society and pursuing open society, triggering the critical powers of reason; a world that – after the fall of the Soviet empire, after the Berlin Wall was torn down, after the bloodless revolution of Solidarity and the uniting of Europe – realized en masse that Marxism was, in all its aspects, not only the largest, but also the most costly fantasy of our century.
It seemed that the purpose of the world was to be the homeland to human rights. It seemed that at least the Western world is already such a place, that the direction of progress had finally been delineated. It seemed that the standards and frameworks of Western civilization had been defined once and forever as a civilization based on the three historical pillars: Greek philosophy, Roman law and Christianity stemming from Judaism.
The attitude toward democracy and human rights seemed the best test for states, governments and regimes. What Sarkozy did to the Roma when he deported them from France and what Angela Merkel recently said about the Muslim immigrants in Germany would have ended those leaders' political careers in an atmosphere of scandal just a little more than a decade ago. Today, these types of actions result in no more than weak and insignificant protests. Statements by the Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk concerning the need to castrate sexual offenders, the disrespectful tone of remarks concerning defenders of human rights and qualms about whether sexual criminals are people and have human dignity raise today no more than lukewarm protests among opponents and embarrassment among supporters, and are otherwise without any negative political consequences. One may be concerned over whether these examples are a testimony to a certain stable tendency: namely, the retreat from the ideal of the state being the homeland of human rights.
This trend is accompanied by the progress of science. Science has helped in difficult problems of the contemporary world, yet at the same time, it is beginning to pose such problems on its own. The fear of another terrorist attack resulted in significant tightening of personal controls and luggage checks at airports and justified the expansion of the prerogatives of the police and other state security services. Legal limitations concerning the use of wiretapping, introduced in the United States in 1978 in the name of defending liberty and rights to privacy, have recently been significantly slackened. The amendment to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 2007 allows wiretappers access to a larger number of connections without the concession of the court. Law enforcement may now intercept any information without the prior consent of the court, provided there is merely a justified suspicion that one of the partners exchanging the information remains outside the territory of the United States. In July 2008, the US Congress passed another act which significantly expanded the rights of the administration to plant bugs and at the same time significantly limited the previous control by the court.
Control of Internet connections has also been expanded. It is postulated that the administration must acquire the same level of authorization for controlling conversations within the United States as intelligence already has – that is, without the prior consent of courts or the precise definition of the target of surveillance. It seems to be only a question of time before such rights will be granted. [2]
The popularity of mobile telephony has made it possible to localize telephone owners fairly precisely and follow their routes and meetings with other mobile telephone owners, even without tapping into their actual calls. This technology allows efficient warfare against gangs, but it also makes it easier to monitor the whole of society.
An increasing number of premises and public spaces are permanently monitored. Stationary radars deployed by the roads monitor our vehicles and the speed at which they move. Our every entrance, not only into banks, but also shopping malls, is immortalized in security monitoring recordings. Every transaction we make with plastic is recorded. It is not difficult at all to discover what, where and when we bought; even in our consumption, we are not anonymous. To facilitate road and border controls, drivers' licenses and other documents have been designed so that they can be checked at a distance thanks to radio frequency identifiers (RFID), while chips – which have no protection against reading – are designed to monitor goods, thus facilitating surveillance and collecting information about people who carry such goods.[3]
Huge funds have been earmarked for studies on lie detection, and it is no longer only the traditional polygraph (or "lie detector") recording the physiological correlates of the emotions of the person answering test questions. The US Department of Defense is financing research projects that would allow such examinations at a distance, without contact. This new method will allow tests to be conducted without the knowledge or consent of the subject, an intrusion that has so far been impossible. Therefore, it will likely be considered equally necessary to find and standardize physiological emotion correlates other than the ones used in polygraph studies so far – namely, those that can be observed and registered without contact and from a distance. These include emotional changes in the voice, changes of facial temperature (perceptible in thermovisual cameras) and eyeball movements.[4] The option to conduct the examination while the subject remains unaware in fact eliminates all the legal restrictions on such practices that are today scrupulously observed.
Lie detection research is taking another new direction that involves following processes that take place in the brain, possibly thanks to the use of nuclear magnetic resonance (fMRI), which would effect a transition in lie detection from the level of psychophysiology to that of neurophysiology. The results achieved so far are extremely promising, with the diagnostic value of this method of lie detection being significantly higher than that of contemporary and past polygraph examinations.[5]
The contemporary techniques of studying the brain and brain processes, especially fMRI, not only allow for precise and correct medical diagnosing, but can also be used in forensic studies. Even today, they can locate areas in the brain that are responsible for moral choices, [6] opening the prospect that it will someday be possible to read human thoughts; it is only a question of time. The most recent, fairly numerous reports, published, among others, in the Journal of Neural Engineering, corroborate this scientific direction. A civilization where this technology exists is going to be a different civilization, a civilization without any secrets, without lies. It is going to be a particular domain of cruel truth. Disappearing, by the way, will be our privacy, our manners and our good customs, which sometimes hold us back from telling the truth. Life will turn into a nightmare.
Our civilization cherishes the truth, but it also respects secrets: state, professional, trade, the secret of confession, the secret of correspondence and our privacy. Privacy is one of the features of our contemporary times, one that today seems most jeopardized. Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights guarantees everyone the right to respect of private and family life. It states that, "Everyone has the right to respect for his private and family life, his home and his correspondence." Article 17 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights is phrased similarly. It too guarantees that, "No one shall be subjected to arbitrary or unlawful interference with his privacy, family, home or correspondence, nor to unlawful attacks on his honour and reputation," and that, "Everyone has the right to the protection of the law against such interference or attacks."
Nevertheless, the European Convention provides further that:
There shall be no interference by a public authority with the exercise of this right except such as is in accordance with the law and is necessary in a democratic society in the interests of national security, public safety or the economic well-being of the country, for the prevention of disorder or crime, for the protection of health or morals, or for the protection of the rights and freedoms of others.
The threat to security on the one hand, and the capacity of science and technology on the other, make what was to be exceptional so common that one may have doubts about whether the principle still holds. As has rightly been noticed, technical progress, as well as the struggle against terrorism, have led to vast, probably irreversible changes in what we have so far considered private life.[7]
Under the pressure of the police and other agencies claiming ever-new powers that are reportedly necessary to combat crime and defend against terrorism – and are, therefore, "necessary in a democratic society" – parliaments, with increasing frequency, are passing exceptions to the principle of nonintervention of public authorities into the privacy of the citizens. The regular course of action is that such an "exception" is first allowed for persecution of crime, and, therefore, is applicable only towards people suspected of its perpetration. Later, the "exception" is permissible to prevent crime, and, therefore, it is extrapolated to people who have as of yet committed no crime but who may potentially be preparing to commit a crime. In the meantime, intrusions are made into the privacy of people who have done nothing wrong yet and possibly never will. Moreover, such a suspicion – being hardly concrete and, in most cases, nonverifiable – allows preventive surveillance of any number of people at any time. It frequently leads to the temptation to extend surveillance to people or milieus that the authorities believe to be their political opponents. In states where special services are not sufficiently controlled (which is nearly everywhere), to increase their value and importance – or out of their own diligence – such services collect information about politicians to buy into the favors of the current government or to acquire trump cards for independent political role.
What guarantees does a "decent" citizen have that all the instruments of surveillance available today to a variety of services will not be used against their intention, against that citizen? And what is his or her guarantee that corrupt – or simply overzealous -police officers or agents will not spy on him or her for their own purposes? What will happen when foreign agents, criminals and/or terrorists break into systems of surveillance?[8] How can we be certain that they will not buy information about us from a corruptible police officer? And what can be done if a mad, power-hungry person – someone that wants to pin down all true and imagined ploys, plots and stratagems at any price; someone who wants to arrange the world according to his or her sick imagination at any price, eager to control everyone and everything – seizes power?
DNA research revolutionized testing of so-called biological traces. The recently published new method allows the DNA of an individual to be detected even if it accounts for only .15 percent of the total DNA in a test sample. Until now, it has been impossible to find DNA that accounted for less than 10 percent of the total DNA in the sample. This undoubted success of the forensic sciences results, however, in far-ranging consequences in other fields. Molecular epidemiologists have long gathered vast DNA databases of people with specific health problems and even made them public in a variety of scientific magazines. They were convinced that the DNA samples let the public remain anonymous. With the arrival of the new method, they have ceased to be so. They can easily be assigned to specific people. Thus, it turns out that data suggesting particular genetic health predispositions of individuals were made public. In this way, what was disclosed is not only information that should have been covered by medical secrecy, but also something that may lead to a variety of consequences for the people whose DNA was revealed – for example, in matters connected to health insurance and employment.
DNA testing has in fact opened up a gamut of problems, and not only because genetic research provides plenty of extremely precious information about people's health or because unauthorized access to such databases may result in various consequences that are hard to envisage.[9] What will happen when insurers begin to claim genetic data from the insured, differentiating the conditions of insurance contingent on the individual's health prospects? What will happen when the employer requires applicants to submit full genetic data before offering employment and makes access to such data a prerequisite for taking the person on?
Quite probably, large-scale genome analyses will soon be a routine which will significantly facilitate healthcare; yet, at the same time, it will also expose people to numerous dangers connected to the disclosure of such data. The biotechnological revolution is a justified reason for rapture, and many people attach great hopes to it. Nevertheless, especially in this field – as Francis Fukuyama rightly noticed – the self-regulation of the community of scientists, while working well so far (as it is forbidden to clone people, for example), may soon cease to function as well as it did in the past.[10]
There are too many related commercial interests and too much money at stake. Fukuyama rightly claims that science is not capable of defining its own goals. It is only a tool for achieving human goals. In turn, the question of which goals the political community will consider correct is not a scientific question at all.[9] In the meantime, legal regulations do not keep up with the progress of science. Either the legal regulations of science are delayed, or the legal prohibitions prove as insufficient as they are inefficient. For this reason, one should subscribe to Fukuyama's pessimism and assume that "in a sufficiently long time perspective, most techniques will eventually develop."[11]
The world we were aiming at was to be a free one, granting people peace, equality, riches and healthcare, and allowing us to extend our lives and rid ourselves of numerous illnesses – and yet, the world we are approaching, which Fukuyama calls "our posthuman future," may be far more hierarchical and focused on competition than the present one: a world where the powers-that-be will be able to achieve full control over governed communities, and the governed communities, in turn, will manifest full control over the individuals. It is going to be a world of different – possibly genetically modified – people. Perhaps humankind, Adam and Eve's tribe, is reaching for the forbidden fruit. Will that effort result in an end to a possible life in a paradise of democracy and human rights?
1. Popper K., Spoleczenstwo otwarte i jego wrogowie, vol. 1, PWN, Warszawa 1993, p. 21.
2. Diffie W., Landau S., Nowy, wspanialy swiat inwigilacji, "Swiat Nauki" 2008, No. 10 (206), p. 28.
3. Albrecht K., Wszechobecny RFID, "Swiat Nauki" 2008, No. 10 (206), p. 44.
4. Widacki J., From Forensic Psychophysiology to Forensic Neurophysiology. New Trends in Examinations in Detection of Deception, "European Polygraph" 2007, No. 1, 2, p. 93.
5.Vendemia J. M. C., Neural Mechanisms of Deception and Response Congruity to General Knowledge Information and Autobiographical Information in Visual Two-Stimulus Paradigms with Motor Response, Department of Defence Polygraph Institute, DoD PI 99-P-0010 (1999).
Vendemia J. M. C. Buzan R. F., Brain Measurements During Deception, paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the APA, Indianapolis, July 2001.
Vendemia J. M. C., Buzan R. F., Deception and Response Congruity in Visual Two-Stimulus Paradigms Involving Motor Response, "International Journal of Psychophysiology" 2002, No. 45, pp. 28–29.
Langleben D. D., Schroeder L., Maldijn J. A., Gur R. C., McDonald S., Ragland J. D., O'Brien C. P., Childress A. R., Brain Activity During Simulated Deception: an Event Related Functional Magnetic Resonance Study, "NeuroImage" 2002, No. 15 (30), pp. 727–732.
Langleben D. D., Laughead J. W., Bilker W. B., Ruparel J., Childress A. R., Busch p. I., Gur R. C., Telling Truth from Lie in Individual Subjects with Fast Event-Related fMRI, "Human Brain Mapping" 2005, No. 26(4), pp. 262–272.
Langleben D. D., Datillo F. M. Gutheil T. G., True Lies: Delusions and Lie-detection Technology, "The Journal of Psychiatry and Law" 2006, No. 34 (30), pp. 351–370.
Lee T. M. C., Ho-Ling Lin, Li-Hai-Tan, Chan C. C. H., Manahankali S., Ching-Mei Feng, Jinwen Hon, Fox P. T., Jia-Hong Gao, Lie Detection by Functional Magnetic Resonance, "Human Brain Mapping" 2002, No. 15(3), pp. 157–164.
Wolpe P. R., Forster K. R., Langleben D. D., Emerging Neurotechnologies for Lie-detection: Promises and Perils, "American Journal of Bioethics" 2005, No. 5 (2), pp. 39–49.
6. Green J. D., From Neural "Is" to Moral "Ought": What are the Moral Implications of Neuroscientific Moral Psychology, "Natural Reviews Neuroscience" 2003, No. 4.
Green J. D., Nystrom L. E., Engell A. D., Darley J. M., Cohen J. D., The Neural Bases of Cognitive Conflict and Control in Moral Judgment, "Neuron" 2004, No. 44, pp. 847–850.
7. Brown P., Prywatnosc w epoce terabajtow i terroru, "Swiat Nauki" 2008, No. 10 (206), p. 20.
9. Rothstein M. A., Chron swoje geny, "Swiat Nauki" 2008, No. 10 (206), p. 36.
10. Fukuyama F., Koniec czlowieka, Znak, Krakow 2004.
Kolakowski L., Glowne nurty marksizmu, p. 3, Zysk i Ska, Warszawa [no date].


I heard "________" in the grocery aisle.
The Smiley Smile Message Board | Smiley Smile Stuff | General On Topic Discussions | I heard "________" in the grocery aisle.
Years ago I went to an artsy puppet show at a gallery in the River North section of downtown Chicago. The music between acts included brief snippets from Smiley Smile.
I remember River North then, before it became pricey. That's when there were all kinds of performance artists and great weird galleries and nobody had any money. Fun times. He teaches at Roosevelt University.
I was at Target recently and heard Runaway Dancer. Granted, they did have the exclusive with the bonus tracks but still surprised me.
Not the grocery aisle, but I stopped at Barnes & Noble in The Woodlands after church this morning and suddenly realized the song I was humming along with was Runaway Dancer. They played the entire album, followed up by Pablo Cruise.
"Good Vibrations" last night at Giant Eagle grocery.
it wasn't at a grocery but at 350pm today I had little stevie's underground garage on the radio. they were talking about johnny carson and lo and behold they played the beach boys johnny carson. cranked it up while driving down the highway. god it was a great moment!
I heard a Muzak version of Good Timin' at a Hardee's back in the nineties.
Here's a bit of a weird one: while I was on hold on the phone today, I'm Waiting For The Day was playing as hold music.
The Mrs. heard a "Muzak" version of "Surf's Up" at the local Mariano's last wek.
"We are pushed to the wall as the heap fills the room to its limits. The window breaks. The house bursts. A heartbreakingly fine Scotch plaid passes before our eyes. Pinstripes carry us into Manhasset Bay."
I was at the Exeter bar here in Adelaide and they were spinning a post-Smile playlist.
A healthy...low fat or non-fat...healthy......blizzard.
I was at work (call centre) on Wednesday evening. The local radio station (Market)Harborough FM was on and they played Lady Lynda!
"Loop-de-loop, flip-flop, Santa's got an Airplane...."
Okay, I'll chuck one in.
I was in a mall a few months ago, and started thinking "I'd love to hear The Beach Boys." There was no chance of that happening with the type of easy listening 80s and 90s hits playing.
Right then "Hold On" Wilson Phillips came on, nice and loud.
The Beach Boys had a few in that category as well.
Now that the Christmas music time is over with, I really didn't hear from our boys much! Heard "Little Saint Nick" several times (obviously) and "The Man With All The Toys" just once...at Hershey Park!
And excellent songs at that. Sadly, their songs from that era don't usually get heard on mainstream radio as much as their early stuff. Oh, excepting of course Kokomo.
To my taste, Wilson Phillips is a good step up from those.
Except of course that one Carl line in the chorus. I should sample that out and layer it into another song.
On their 60s channel, mornings, between songs, can hear covers of BB songs in the background usually as the DJ's talking. The most common played is Lets Go Away for a While. Have also heard In My Room, GOK, Our Prayer, and Surfs Up. On the rare occasions without BB music the most often played is cover of Octopus' Garden.
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Q: keras flow and backpropagation I cannot find anywhere how exactly is backpropagation done in Keras? Let me explain:
Lets say i have network
input = Input(shape=(X,X,Y))
x = Conv2D(32,(3,3),padding="same")(input)
x = Conv2D(64,(3,3),padding="same")(x)
x = Conv2D(128,(3,3),padding="same")(x)
x = Conv2D(64,(3,3),padding="same")(x)
Output = Flatten(1024)(x)
Output = Flatten(6)(Output)
model = Model(input,Output)
model.compile(loss="mean_squared_error", optimizer=keras.optimizers.Adam(),metrics=['accuracy'])
model.fit(trainingData,trainingLabels)

The output of last layer is compared to trainingLabels, mean squared error is computed and Backpropagation happens based on the value of mean squaed error
However, what if i wanted to something more. And for example I want to try every permutation of output vector, and the one that results in minimal mean squared error should be treated as output, thus Backpropagation happens based on permutation with least error.
Is something like this possible in Keras? If so, how can i achieve it

A: The loss argument of model.compile method accepts a python function. You could compute the minimum over the set of permutations in a custom function:
def custom_loss(y_true, y_predicted):
    ''' code here '''

and then pass it to model.compile:
model.compile(loss=custom_loss,
              optimizer=keras.optimizers.Adam(),
              metrics=['accuracy'])

See here and here for reference.

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While Warner insisted that his amendment was not intended in any way to embarrass the administration, numerous observers pointed out that its wording was based on a nearly identical Democratic proposal. The latter's only difference was that it would have required the White House to provide more specific information in its reports, including "estimated dates for the phased redeployment" of U.S. troops out of Iraq.
Even Democratic Sen. Joseph Lieberman, a strong backer of the Iraq war who has consistently opposed setting any deadline for U.S. withdrawal, said the Warner Amendment's passage marked a possible "turning point" in the Iraq war and the end of Congress' acquiescence in its management by the Bush administration.
In several high-profile speeches over the past week, apparently designed to retake the political offensive, Bush and his national security adviser, Stephen Hadley, have insisted that Democrats had access to the same intelligence as the administration and reached the same conclusions about the threat allegedly posed by Iraq. But these counterattacks have so far drawn scorn from both their targets and independent political analysts.
Things have certainly changed. Two years ago, you could scarcely find an elected Republican who would say one word against Mr. Bush and his policies, and when any Republican did speak up it was largely intended to help cover Mr. Bush's frequently self-exposed flanks. Even a year ago, Republican doubters were limited to making criticisms of certain aspects of the way Mr. Bush was carrying out his policy, but they would never take their criticisms to the Senate floor. The quibbling about tactics seems to be over among Republicans, and the polite sufferance of the incompetents in this administration has apparently come to an end. Mr. Bush's repetitious, uninspiring arguments that have been rehashed and rehashed a hundred times since his fateful State of the Union speech in 2002 have even fallen flat with the majority of the men who have been his active accomplices in this ugly affair. It is well past time that something like this happened. For the GOP Senators, it reeks of political desperation and will not necessarily help them in the coming election year.


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Q: Android AsyncTask cancel with message I have an AsyncTask that shows a dialog when runing. When i click cancel :
 if (isCancelled()) break;

How to display a message in a dialog ( with "ok" button ) when i cancel the asyncTask?
Thanks

A: AsyncTask has a method just for that
@Override
protected void onCancelled() {
    super.onCancelled();
    // Show the dialog
}

onCancelled is only called if cancel is called. However note the docs: Runs on the UI thread after cancel(boolean) is invoked and doInBackground(Object[]) has finished.
This means onCancelled will not be called immediately on any thread.

A: You just have to create an alert dialog and display it in the onCancelled method of AsyncTask
@Override
protected void onCancelled() {
    super.onCancelled();
    runOnUiThread(new Runnable() {
         @Override
         public void run() {
              dialog.show();
         }
     });
}

To know on creation of dialog, you can follow this: Alert dialog with a button


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Brooks & Dunn Recruited Kacey Musgraves for 'Neon Moon' Because of Her Setlists [LISTEN]
Olivia Ladd
Brooks & Dunn's Reboot album only debuted on April 5, but Kacey Musgraves' dance-y duet version of their hit "Neon Moon" is already one of the top-streamed songs on the duo's Spotify page. In fact, alongside Luke Combs' live covers of "Brand New Man," Musgraves' love for the song was part of the reason Kix Brooks and Ronnie Dunn were inspired to make their new collaborative hits record.
"Kacey [was] doing "Neon Moon" in her show," Brooks explained to The Boot in a recent interview. "Ronnie sends me a copy. He goes, 'Hey, check this out.'"
Musgraves began putting her version of "Neon Moon" in her setlists in early 2018. Dunn was enamored with the way she transformed the '90s country hit.
"It almost had an EDM slant to it. You think, you can play that for a hillbilly singer and writer and that's not gonna fly," Dunn says, "and I think it's awesome."
Written by Dunn, "Neon Moon" was originally released by Brooks & Dunn in 1992, as the third single from their debut album, Brand New Man. The song became their third consecutive No. 1 song.
During one of her sold-out shows at the Ryman Auditorium in late February and early March, Musgraves invited Brooks & Dunn to sing "Neon Moon" with her. The studio version of the song is one of 12 collaborations on Reboot, which also features Kane Brown, Thomas Rhett, Brett Young, Lanco, Ashley McBryde, Midland and more.
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Catherine Leng was born in Houston, Texas as an only child. She has a lot of Texas pride and loves visiting her parents, whom she is very close to. The majority of her extended family are in Taiwan, whom she visits once or twice a year. Catherine's major (and most expensive) hobby is travel. She has travelled to over thirty countries and hopes to add to this number every year.
She met her husband at residency the first day of orientation, and they have been happily married since December of 2016. They are both proud to be practicing physicians at Kaiser Permanente in the Central Valley and are blessed to return to California to serve its population.
Q: What got you inspired to practice medicine?
A: My biggest inspiration to practice medicine began with caring for my grandmother after recovering from a toenail removal. The simple act of caring for my first patient prompted me to switch from pre-law to pre-med during my undergraduate education. I can comfortably say that this was one of the best career choices I made. I have since graduated from Touro College of Medicine in 2014, proceeded to complete my family medicine residency training in Connecticut in 2017, and have moved back to practice medicine in Northern California .
Q: What is it like practicing at Kaiser in the Central Valley?
A: Since starting my adult outpatient medicine practice a little less than a year ago, I enjoy the continuity of care for my panel of 1800 patients. Practicing medicine at Kaiser has given me a unique opportunity to be especially busy but also equally efficient in my work. My husband and I chose to work in the Central Valley due to the people we met. I enjoy interacting with my patients and colleagues and appreciate their attitude of gratefulness. A typical 8-hour workday includes about 20-25 patient encounters which include office visits and telephone appointments. There is also a large amount of paperwork that is inevitable with any modern medicine practice. I learned to manage this after undergoing a steep learning curve on time management and work efficiency.
Q: In what ways have you been trying to improve your community?
A: In addition to my involvement on the Touro Alumni Board, I have been focusing on my patient practice as a means to community service. The Central Valley is a unique and growing demographic which is lacking in socioeconomic support for its residents. I try to emphasize a holistic perspective on medical care when treating my patients. Specifically, I emphasize self-care through a healthy lifestyle and diet in addition to a focus on spiritual and emotional well being.
Q: What can you say is the most rewarding about traveling?
A: The most rewarding experiences through travel are meeting people and learning about different cultures. I love to learn about how life is lived outside of the United States. Of course, the icing on the cake is being able to visit many breathtaking sights and scenery. My favorite trips include seeing beautiful Scandinavia and touring on river cruises in Germany. My bucket list is to visit as many foreign places as possible, including Australia, New Zealand, India, Norway Fjords, and to go on a Mediterranean Cruise!


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Why head impact monitoring is all about the data
By Adam Bartsch Monday, November 8, 2021
More than 50 million athletes in the United States participate in contact sports, and hundreds of thousands to millions sustain concussions annually. Roughly 50% of concussed athletes go unidentified and continuing to play for only 15 minutes after a concussive blow causes recovery time to more than double. So, while much has been known in the automotive safety community for decades about impact dynamics responsible for a skull fracture, precious little is known about the concussion impact tolerance in humans because, until now, there simply hasn't been a reliable way to monitor head impacts.
Head impact monitoring with accuracy and precision has been the holy grail of concussion research for decades, dating back to the pioneering work of U.S. Air Force Colonel John Paul Stapp, MD, in the 1950s. With the introduction of accurate, precise and real-time head impact monitoring mouthguard technology over the past few years, that quest has finally reached its end.
In the field of head impact biomechanics, securing trustworthy data in the real world begins with benchmarking the accuracy of an impact monitoring product to the gold standard: crash test dummies in a laboratory. For any business or developer aiming to measure large 'check engine' head impacts in real time, a one-to-one output versus the crash dummy standard is a necessary step to ensure sensor efficacy.
For the past decade, the NFL has conducted its own research using sensor-laden helmets and mouthguards. In 2014, the league pulled the plug when the tested tech failed to measure up to the crash dummy standard in the laboratory. Poor sensor accuracy and precision were the two main limitations cited. In February 2015, the NFL announced the indefinite postponement of its on-field head impact monitoring work.
Today, Virginia Tech and biomechanics professor Steve Rowson are on the cutting edge of impact biomechanics research, concussion causation and prevention. Rowson has been studying head impacts for more than a decade, instrumenting athletes in the 'living laboratory' and developing the Virginia Tech Sensor STAR Ratings. The STAR ratings compare sensors to crash dummies, as well as determine sensitivity and specificity of impact monitors in actual gameplay with video used to confirm head impacts. Reporting too many false positives (e.g. sensor records data when no impact occurs on video), or failing to report head impacts when collisions happen on video (e.g. false negative), or reporting true head impact severity inaccurately (e.g. a small bump on video is reported as a near-death 150g head impact) can all result in a sensor gaining an unacceptably low STAR rating. Companies aiming to enter the head impact monitoring space need to pass the Virginia Tech STAR tests before moving to consumer use.
Once an impact monitoring system has passed the necessary laboratory and Virginia Tech Sensor STAR testing, there are also practical consumer requirements for the system to be affordable, easy to use and provide automated, real-time data. While some bespoke homemade sensors have been used in small research studies of 10 to 20 subjects to collect solid data over a few practices and games, impact monitoring outside of research requires clearing a much higher bar so that all players can wear a sensor and generate useful data. Put another way, impact monitoring technology needs to be deployable on Day 1 in a high school setting with minimal oversight, or else it is not ready for market.
With the arrival of impact monitoring that is accurate in the lab, trustworthy on the field and scalable to monitor all at-risk athletes, we can, for the first time:
• Faithfully report when a head impact occurs
• Document when a body collision happens
• Show the impact direction and location
• Accurately record impact magnitude
• Determine whether the impact is in the 'check engine' range
As the technology catches on and earns broader adoption, it is likely that in-the-moment head impact data will be accessible for those in the athlete's ecosystem, informing parents, coaches, clinicians and administrators of performance and head impact risks.
Giving time for monitoring technology prices to decrease, accurate impact monitors will become standard issue gear for athletes of the future, with impact monitoring mouthguards leading the way.
Adam Bartsch is chief science officer of Prevent Biometrics (preventbiometrics.com), a head impact monitoring company.
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Comments have a bad wrap, however, and many believe that it's directly attributed to the poor experience associated with not just leaving comments but managing them too - it's time to change that. In this edition of Website Magazine's WordPress Wednesday, let's look at a few of the best comment plugins available today.
Those looking for more than just a few unique twists and tweaks to their commenting system should consider adding solutions such as IntenseDebate, Disqus or LiveFyre, which act as full-on replacements of the built-in comment engine of WordPress.
IntenseDebate Comments: IntenseDebate comments enhances and encourages conversation on your blog. Build your reader community, increase your comments and boost pageviews. The IntenseDebate plugin has over 400,000 downloads to date.
Disqus Comment System: The Disqus comment system, which boasts nearly 700,000 downloads, replaces the WordPress comment system with a full-featured comment system hosted and powered by Disqus. The plugin can be a little tricky to implement in my experience, but once it is working well, supporting a comment-supportive environment is a breeze.
Livefyre Realtime Comments: Livefyre is a real-time comment solution that centralizes conversations from around the social Web back to your content, while encouraging live engagement between users on your site.
Disqus, IntenseDebate and LiveFyre might be the most well-known comment plugins, and some would also argue the best, but there are numerous others plugins for WordPress blogs to deploy and improve the user experience of commenting. Here are several others that have caught our attention recently.
Facebook Comments for WordPress: Allows your visitors to comment on posts using their Facebook profile. The plugin supports custom styles, notifications, combined comment counts, recent comments and has over 350,000 downloads. Another Facebook related commenting plugin is WordPress is Facebook Comments by Fat Panda, which replaces WP commenting with the Facebook Comments widget.
WP Ajax Edit Comments: It's not uncommon for users to want editing capabilities of their comments after they have been published. This plugin enables users to edit their own comments for a limited time, while administrators can edit all comments. The plugin has nearly 230,000 downloads.
Better WordPress Recent Comments: A common tactic to elicit more comments is to showcase the current commenting activity on a blog. This plugin displays recent comment lists at assigned locations, and features comprehensive support for widgets. Even though the plugin works well, it does require some extensive configuration, one possible reason it has generated just over 12,000 downloads since launch.
Greg's Comment Length Limiter: Some blog commenters can take advantage of the forum you provide in your commenting system. This plugin solves that problem in part, by providing a configurable limit on the length of comments left in the comment form, with a dynamically updated character count displayed for the user. Also see Greg's Threaded Comment Numbering plugin, which numbers comments sequentially and hierarchically; handles comments which are threaded, paged and/or reversed.
Top Commentators Widget: Why do users comment? Sometimes for the link, but sometimes for the glory. For those valued blog commenter's, you need to do something special. This widget can be added to the sidebar to showcase the top commentators in your WP site. The widget currently has over 98,000 downloads.
Wizzart - Recent Comments: Another sign that a blog is open for business is the recency of comments. The Wizzart plugin offers a customizable widget to do just that, showing recent visitor comments in the WP sidebar. Output is completely customizable with features including custom tags and styling.
One Click Close Comments: Blogs are targets for spammers, but this plugin could eliminate much of the problem. From the admin listing of posts ('Edit Posts') and pages ('Edit Pages'), a user can close or open comments to any posts to which they have privileges to make such changes. This plugin should have far more than the nearly 17,000 downloads reported. A similar plugin to explore is Extended Comment Options, which allows bloggers to close or open comments (or pings) on entire batches of posts (which can be scheduled automatically too).
SEO Super Comments: If search engines crawl comments - and you know they do - why not consider optimizing the content within those comments? This plugin turns blog comments into entirely new, dynamic, standalone pages that hold the actual comment information without requiring the WP database. The plugin has over 38,000 downloads.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Swiss cooperative bank Raiffeisen [RFSHW.UL] on Friday nominated turnaround expert Guy Lachappelle as chairman and proposed four new directors as it tries to emerge from months of tumult and scrutiny by authorities.
Lachappelle, a lawyer, has been chief executive of Basler Kantonalbank (BSKP.S) since 2013.
"Guy Lachappelle is a very experienced banker who identifies with Raiffeisen's cooperative values and has successfully proved himself in transformation processes," Deputy Chairman Pascal Gantenbein said in a statement.
Lachappelle said he was honoured to be chosen to head the lender through what he called challenging times.
"Given my previous activities and experience I feel well prepared to take on the chair of an organisation about to make important decisions," he said.
Financial market supervisor FINMA said in June it had found serious breaches at Raiffeisen in a probe related to fraud allegations against former CEO Pierin Vincenz.
It told Switzerland's third-largest bank, which is owned cooperatively by 1.9 million customers and is not listed, to conduct a detailed analysis of converting into a limited company, a step that could improve corporate governance.
Prosecutors are investigating Vincenz, who denies wrongdoing but has been forced to resign, on suspicion of breach of trust linked to cashless payments business Aduno as well as private equity firm Investnet.
Raiffeisen proposed four new supervisory board members, including Thomas Mueller, chief risk officer at EFG International (EFGN.S).


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Politics Report: Big Cities Remembered They Run SANDAG Now - Voice of San Diego
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Politics Report: Big Cities Remembered They Run SANDAG Now
Andrew Keatts and Scott Lewis
San Marcos Mayor Jim Desmond left the SANDAG board room rather than participate in the new weighted vote created by AB 805. / Photo by Andrew Keatts
Now they're ready to play hardball.
The SANDAG board voted Friday to schedule a re-vote on its previous decision to lobby the state for a lower number of homes it would be expected to build between 2021 and 2029.
It was an unusually dramatic morning — regional planning agency meetings usually … aren't.
Officials representing 74 percent of the county's population decided to take advantage of newfound authority awarded to them by last year's AB 805. It lets officials invoke a vote weighted by population — rather than just a tally vote of all the cities — and overrule a decision if they represent over 50 percent of the county's population.
This was the first time the board turned to the new power. For some reason, they didn't use it when the housing decision was first made. Somewhere in the last two weeks, they decided to remind the rest of the county that the rules have changed.
And it really pissed off the other cities on the board.
San Marcos Mayor Jim Desmond — who's running for the open county supervisor seat in the northern, inland district — argued with SANDAG's legal counsel about whether the attempt to schedule a re-vote followed Robert's Rules of Order. He lost. But when San Diego Councilwoman Myrtle Cole called for a weighted vote, Desmond had seen enough. He stormed out of the board room, loudly declaring that he wouldn't vote at all. "I absolutely think this is just a detrimental way for this body, to just take another vote, until you get the outcome you want," he said.
El Cajon Mayor Bill Wells, Escondido Mayor Sam Abed and National City Mayor Ron Morrison also spoke against the process.
But San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer did something he rarely does: He attended the meeting. Once there, he spoke in favor of the decision to re-vote and stand by the higher housing number.
"It's never easy, but we have to support more housing," he said.
This is the second time there's been a big, noticeable result from AB 805, and Faulconer was there both times. Earlier this year, he went to MTS to support Councilwoman Georgette Gomez as the board's new chair. AB 805 changed that process, too.
Why it matters: The housing number used to be irrelevant, but not anymore. That state requirement has been a toothless mandate for years. It has greater stakes now. A law passed last year made it so governments that are behind on meeting their targets could quickly and easily approve housing projects that meet certain requirements, without going through a lengthy outreach process where a City Council could reject it. Another bill making its way through the Legislature right now would similarly make it easier to build homes in places that haven't met the state expectation.
How Pepsi and Coca-Cola Could Kill the Chula Vista Tax Hike (and the Convention Center)
Soda companies are pouring millions of dollars into the Taxpayer Protection Act of 2018, a ballot measure aimed for the November vote that would impose a requirement of two-thirds votes for all tax increases.
The measure is being coordinated by the California Business Roundtable, which already submitted the signatures.
There's one key part of it: It would be retroactive to Jan. 1, 2018. Any tax measure passed this year would have to have gotten a two-thirds vote or it's gone.
That's particularly important for Measure A in Chula Vista. As a general tax — the city is not formally committed to spend the money on any specific need — the measure only needs a simple majority.
Can it do that retroactively? Yes.
"There is a history of ballot measures in California including a retroactive application provision," said Rob Lapsley, president of the California Business Roundtable, in a statement to Voice of San Diego.
Attorney Michael G. Colantuono agreed. He and Lapsley pointed to Propositions 62, 218 and 26, which all had retroactive elements. Lapsley also highlighted the tax increases Gov. Jerry Brown put to a vote. They were retroactive on incomes as well.
Why it's happening: It is backlash from a 2014 measure in the city of Berkeley that established a tax on soda. Since then, other cities and the Legislature have flirted with similar taxes.
The American Beverage Association has put $5.95 million into the effort. More than $2.15 million came from PepsiCo alone.
Other funders include Coca-Cola, Dr. Pepper/Snapple, Red Bull and Niagara Bottling.
Convention Center push now even harder: This could also ruin the plans of the big coalition of labor, hotel owners and the mayor hoping to increase the city of San Diego's hotel-room tax. They are going for a two-thirds vote on the November ballot.
But they're running it as a citizens initiative. There's an argument that citizens initiatives only need 50 percent plus one vote after a shocking ruling from the Supreme Court last year.
They're making about a $1 million bet on that, in fact. The City Council could put the measure on the ballot for not much money. But hotel owners and labor unions are going to spend nearly $1 million (or more?) to gather signatures instead just in case it only gets a majority of the vote and not two-thirds.
But now the bet is also that this PepsiCo initiative doesn't pass.
Builders and Urbanists Squabble Over Ballot Box Zoning Initiative
Lilac Hills Ranch is one of many general plan amendments that would be effected by an initiative requiring all such projects to go to a countywide vote. / Photo by Jamie Scott Lytle
The Building Industry Association really doesn't like an initiative that's gathering signatures that, if approved by voters in November, would make all housing projects that aren't permitted by the county's existing general plan for future growth go to a popular vote.
Earlier this month, the private planning and urbanism advocacy group Citizens Coordinate for Century 3 endorsed the measure.
That earned the group an angry email from Borre Winckel, president and CEO of the BIA.
He took issue with the ballot's title — Safeguard Our San Diego Countryside — arguing that the countryside is already plenty safeguarded.
"What will actually be safeguarded, is the life style of suburban boomers who want to keep 'those other people' out of the neighborhood," he wrote. "Too few people have the courage to admit it. Is endorsing a classic slow-growth initiative during a time of extraordinary high-housing need, of deep affordable housing cost misery and record homelessness a progressive move? As a native-Dutch liberal this has me confused."
Winckel wrote that the measure would incentivize large ranchette homes throughout the semi-rural areas of the county and make it harder to cluster single-family homes in particular areas that make it easier to conserve other areas.
Kathleen Ferrier, C-3's board president, responded at length.
She said the group supports the measure because it wants to protect the county's general plan and because the region's housing needs should be met in already developed areas that have infrastructure and public services, and not be sprawling into new areas.
There are a handful of projects that require general plan amendments nearing approval. Six projects that could be approved this year alone constitute over 8,000 homes.
"We share some of your concerns that this initiative could open up the door to NIMBY's slowing developments even in prioritized areas or opposing comprehensive plan updates, but we see this risk as still being a better alternative to ramrodding so many amendments in so short a period of time," Ferrier wrote. "The initiative is not perfect, and C-3 generally does not support ballot box planning on principle. But the alarming volume and quick pace of currently proposed amendments to the General Plan have led to this response."
Winckel also challenged an oft-repeated data point in this debate. He said it was not true that there are between 52,000 and 62,000 homes already approved and unbuilt in the county's existing general plan. "No data exists to support this number," he wrote.
Well, there's at least some data that supports the number.
SANDAG asks every jurisdiction in the county how many homes it has made room for in their general plans. Every jurisdiction provides that number to SANDAG.
Earlier this month, SANDAG produced those numbers for its regional planning committee. The county told SANDAG its general plan the capacity for 67,800 homes in the unincorporated area.
CA 49 Dems Are Still Deeply Divided — and Spending Like Crazy
Ellen Montanari became an activist after Donald Trump was elected. / Photo by Adriana Heldiz
Ellen Montenari and a band of protesters held court outside Rep. Darrell Issa's office once a week for more than a year until he decided to retire. Finally, they've decided to endorse in the race to replace him.
Montenari and her group are endorsing attorney Mike Levin in the California 49th Congressional District race. They fear that two Republicans will get through the June 5 primary and embarrass Democrats.
She said she changed her mind on staying neutral last week after considering other endorsements that Levin had received and recent polling.
"Who knew, two weeks out, it was still anyone's game?" she said.
What do the data show? About one in five voters are still undecided, according to two independent polls making the rounds. Figures compiled from the last reporting period by the California Target Book show Democrats are outspending Republicans about 7-to-1.
Much of that is thanks to nonprofit executive Sara Jacobs and businessman Paul Kerr, who are largely self-funded.
Doug Applegate and Sara Jacobs / Photo by Scott Lewis
Kerr, in fact, has dropped $2.4 million, and he's polling in eighth place. At the same time, Brian Maryott, a San Juan Capistrano city councilman who's raised nothing, is polling in seventh.
— Jesse Marx
If you have any feedback or tips send them to scott.lewis@voiceofsandiego.org or andrew.keatts@voiceofsandiego.org.
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Andrew Keatts is assistant editor and senior investigative reporter for Voice of San Diego. He can be reached directly at andrew.keatts@voiceofsandiego.org or 619.325.0529.
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A Summer with the City of Milwaukee Tobacco-Free Alliance: Unlearning Racism while Observing it through Tobacco Retail Practices
byMelissa Seidl
For plenty of white people, it's been easy to turn a blind eye to problems that they don't experience personally, like racism or discrimination. But with a new story coming out practically every week about a white person calling the cops on a black person doing something harmless (and with police responses ranging from compassionate to lethal, and everything in between), it's getting harder for that eye to stay blind. The evidence is all around us, playing out on cell phone videos, shared from cities across the country.
But it's not just overt instances of interpersonal racism between individuals. There's a growing awareness of the less obvious forms of institutional racism (racism that effects people at a societal level), like neighborhood segregation, access to healthy food, and the wealth gap.
What can any one individual do in the face of all this? Just wait for the overt racists to go away on their own? Do we start yelling at friends and coworkers when we think they say something insensitive? How do we even begin to address institutional racism? A problem this big can leave you frozen in place, unable to take a step in any direction.
Enter the YWCA Southeast Wisconsin. Operating in Milwaukee and Racine, the YWCA Southeast Wisconsin is an organization dedicated to "eliminating racism [and] empowering women." They work toward this goal with a course called Unlearning Racism: Tools for Action, a six-session course that meets every other week (in the spring and fall). It defines terms that get used a lot, like structural racism, microaggressions, internalized racism, and whiteness and white supremacy. It provides a history lesson of how racism first took root in the United States, how it changed its shape over the decades to fit with the times, and what the lasting impact of that racism has been. The course facilitators know the importance of discussing these topics and are ready to ask and answer questions. There's plenty of time to talk openly within small and large groups. You'll receive feedback and hear the perspectives of others that many of us struggle to find in our personal circles. Confusion is expected, and questions are welcomed.
Sharing Experiences, Learning Our History
My experience with Unlearning Racism complemented the anti-racism learning I've been doing on my own time. Some of the information was new to me, like videos and articles about the history of racism in the United States. Some information was familiar but was presented in a new way, like videos of people who, in the mid-20th century, experienced new racism in their own changing neighborhoods. The emphasis on discussion (large group, small group, and one-on-one) meant that even if the day's educational material was familiar to me, I would hear someone else's thoughts, someone from the Milwaukee community who can tell me things I didn't know before. Participants in the course I took included educators, administrators, artists, financial specialists, community organizers and more. They all had something to share about how they saw racism, however small or large, manifest itself in their workplaces or lives. A number of the people of color who participated shared their own experiences with racism and discrimination. Hearing those stories was interesting because it was coming from someone who was directly impacted here in our own city rather than reading a stranger's story online, and because many of the people of color in the room had similar experiences. It was eye-opening to realize that something so personal is also so universal to many people in the U.S., but I as a white person have the privilege of being oblivious to it.
The history lesson we received in the second week served as a reminder that certain industries and academic fields have significant amounts of racism in their history. My background is in anthropology. The motivation of many anthropologists long ago, including those considered its founders, was to examine the races and find scientific proof of white superiority. That work continued into the early 1900s. It's a history that anthropologists must keep in mind today, in terms of research and teaching, as it's easy to fall back down old paths. Medicine worked alongside anthropology to attempt to scientifically prove black inferiority, and the medical field historically treated black populations like lab mice. Experimentation on people of color is exemplified in the Tuskegee syphilis experiment, in which hundreds of black men in Alabama were told they were receiving free medical care. Many of the men in the study had already contracted syphilis, but the doctors didn't tell them and didn't treat the disease because the researchers wanted to observe the progression of the disease when left untreated. The experiment was conducted by the United States Public Health Service and lasted for four decades, until 1972.
Even the social sciences like linguistics contributed to racism and discrimination. Think about what is considered to be proper vs. improper English, who speaks which type, and why one dialect is considered better than the other.
These arenas historically worked to create (and justify) racial hierarchies with white people always at the top. The impacts of those efforts didn't just go away with the end of slavery, the end of Jim Crow, or with the Civil Rights movement. They have persisted and had a heavy hand in shaping how communities are color are viewed. Those preconceived notions must be interrogated, including those in the field you find yourself working in or studying. It may be worthwhile to explore the history of your field and if it has done anything to contribute to today's inequities.
Documenting Health Disparities and Inequities in Milwaukee
My public health studies have shown me examples of various kinds of racism through the perspective of health and illness, such as how the house someone grows up in affects their health, and who's more likely to live in high-quality housing vs. low-quality housing (to give just one example).
Through my internship with the City of Milwaukee Tobacco-Free Alliance, I have learned ways to document instances of neighborhood segregation through the Wisconsin Retail Assessment Project (WRAP). Over the summer, I visited numerous stores throughout the city to look at which tobacco products are sold; how they're advertised, displayed, and promoted; and how tobacco retailer density varies across different Milwaukee neighborhoods. I saw firsthand how neighborhood racial segregation is directly tied to industry targeting. This unequal advertising translates into higher smoking rates: Wisconsin has the highest African American smoking rate in the country. That in turn leads not just to health disparities(differences in health outcomes between groups), but health inequities (which are preventable, unfair differences in health outcomes).
"Ending racism" is a big task, seemingly impossible. Another big task is learning about racism and your own subconscious biases. It's a very uncomfortable process for a lot of people, particularly white people. It means questioning things your parents might have taught you when you were young, like crossing the street to avoid a group of black men, even though your parents are nice people. It means looking around the table at a staff meeting and noticing a lack of diversity. It makes you wonder if you've ever acted on a subconscious racial bias, if someone out there thinks you're racist, or if you've added to those institutional forces that affect communities of color. It can make a person feel implicated or guilty to realize those things. At some point, everyone who participated in the Unlearning Racism course felt uncomfortable, confused, defensive, or frustrated for those very reasons. Society tells us not to talk about racism: humans would rather just get along and we (mostly white people) tend to believe racism is all in the past. Taking a class that is dedicated to talking about racism is going to feel awkward to say the least. But if we don't identify these habits in ourselves and others, how can we expect to improve things?
If you're looking for a starting point to begin identifying subconscious biases and know how to address racism as it shows up in your life, below are some introductory materials. The links are to articles that define some core words/phrases and larger concepts. There's slight overlap between them but they're easy to understand and can help explain why and how people are talking about race in 2018.
-Why I Teach a Course Called "White Racism" by Ted Thornhill
-Why It's So Hard to Talk to White People About Racism by Robin DiAngelo
-The Kind of Racism You Don't Even Know You Have by Martie Sirois
If you're ready to start addressing institutional racism, these articles and resources can provide some ideas and insight:
-Levels of Racism: A Theoretic Framework and a Gardener's Tale by Dr. Camara Jones
-PolicyLink: Healthy Communities of Opportunity
-Government Alliance for Racial Equity
These resources can help you get past the frozen feeling of taking on racism, and feel more informed and prepared to speak up or take action.


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#ifndef _SMT_EQ_JUSTIFICATION_H_
#define _SMT_EQ_JUSTIFICATION_H_

#include"smt_literal.h"
#include"tptr.h"

namespace smt {

    /**
       \brief Proof like object used to track dependencies of equality propagation.
       The idea is to reduce the cost of dependency tracking for the most common
       justifications used during equality propagation: (asserted equality & congruence).
    */
    class eq_justification {
        void * m_data;
    public:
        enum kind {
            AXIOM,           //!< no justification, it is only used when proof generation is disabled
            CONGRUENCE,
            EQUATION,        //!< asserted equation
            JUSTIFICATION    //!< fallback
        };

        explicit eq_justification():
            m_data(reinterpret_cast<void*>(static_cast<size_t>(AXIOM))) {
        }

        /**
           \brief Create a justification for the congruence rule.
           If commutativity == true, then it means it is a combined justification: commutativity + congruence.
        */
        explicit eq_justification(bool commutativity):
            m_data(BOXTAGINT(void*, static_cast<unsigned>(commutativity), CONGRUENCE)) {
        }

        explicit eq_justification(literal l):
            m_data(BOXTAGINT(void*, l.index(), EQUATION)) {
        }

        explicit eq_justification(justification * js):
            m_data(TAG(void*, js, JUSTIFICATION)) {
        }

        kind get_kind() const {
            return static_cast<kind>(GET_TAG(m_data));
        }

        literal get_literal() const { SASSERT(get_kind() == EQUATION); return to_literal(UNBOXINT(m_data)); }

        justification * get_justification() const { SASSERT(get_kind() == JUSTIFICATION); return UNTAG(justification*, m_data); }

        bool used_commutativity() const { SASSERT(get_kind() == CONGRUENCE); return UNBOXINT(m_data) != 0; }

        static eq_justification mk_axiom() {
            return eq_justification();
        }

        static eq_justification mk_cg(bool comm = false) {
            return eq_justification(comm);
        }
    };

    const eq_justification null_eq_justification(static_cast<justification*>(0));
};

#endif /* _SMT_EQ_JUSTIFICATION_H_ */

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Happy New Year everyone, I hope everybody enjoyed their holidays with family and friends. As 2017 is starting, there are a few projects in the works in the upcoming months here at Abnormal Realms. With a new podcast microphone and laptop, I plan on developing a few more Ed's Creepypastas, videos about cryptids and maybe even a vlog along with more postings about the paranormal. To bring in the New Year, this week I'll be talking about the Owl man. In cryptozoology, this creature falls under the classification of flying humanoids like the Jersey Devil and Mothman.
This cryptid is described as half-man, half owl with the first sightings happening in 1976 by two young girls in the village of Mawnan in Cornwall, Britain. June and her sister Vicky were walking in the woods on the evening of April 17 near the Mawnan's church. Both reported witnessing a large creature flying around the building's tower screeching. The two girl became frightened and run off to alert their father of the creature. They described what they seen as a large feathery bird man that reflected in the drawing June made.
On July 3, a second sighting of the Owl man was made by 14-year-old Sally and her friend, Barbara. Both girls were out camping in the wood when suddenly they heard a hissing sound from outside their tent. When they went to investigate the source of the noise, they confronted a large figure described to be a cross between a man and owl with glowing reds, pointed ears with sharp claws as fight. The Owl man then took to the air and flew off leaving the girls forever haunted by this encounter.
Over the years, the cryptid continued to be sighted around Mawnan. In 1989, a couple reported seeing a huge bird like creature flying overhead they described being five fee tall with a human shaped body. The most recent sighting occurred in 1995, as mentioned in a letter to the local newspaper by a female tourist claiming to observed a flying bird-man with glowing eyes, pointed ears and clawed wings.
Some cryptozoologists speculate the creature to be an unknown species of large owls to had moved into the area. Others had suggested the Owl man to be some inter dimensional beings to periodically visit this reality. However, as in any matter involving the paranormal, many are skeptical about this phenomenon and believe to be a hoax.
This entry was posted in Cryptids and tagged Cryptids, Cryptozoology, Legends, Monster, Paranormal on January 4, 2017 by Gatekeeper.
Happy New Year! Thanks for the look at the Owlman. This legend always reminds me of my favorite cryptid, the Mothman, in many ways.
At times I wonder if there is a connection between such cryptids?
An excellent account but a fairly flimsy monster. Ordinary owls are not seen very often by most people and can be strange and frightening. Girls of that age may well be capable of embroidering the events they witnessed and finally, I know that area of Cornwall quite well, and it has many bird sanctuaries for the tourist. All of them will have at least one owl, usually a Barn Owl but quite often a Bengal Eagle Owl which is pretty large. Escapes from these sanctuaries are not infrequent, but we tend not to hear about them because the birds don't know how to hunt, and quite often return home of their own volition.
Thanks for sharing John. I myself hope to one day visit the area. Any truth to the stories about the Kennel Valley I readed about?
I've been to mawnan smith and it's a most beautiful place. I've done a little research on the owlman as downs in his book the owlman and others suggests the church was built on or near a more ancient site. I've not been able to verify this and I wonder if that is something anyone else knows about.
Thanks for commenting. I heard a few stories involving the locations. Some mention bout a portal somewhere within the building where the creature enters and leaves from another world.


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Cancer, electromagnetic radiation
Remington Park 'cancer cluster' concerns resident
The cause of a so-called "cancer cluster" in Windsor's Remington Park remains unknown. Concerned residents, cancer stricken, healthy and otherwise, watched a slide show presentation by the health unit, and had a chance to ask questions at a meeting Wednesday night. One of the speakers was Doctor Gary Kirk, the medical officer of health for Windsor-Essex, who said area's rate of lung cancer is double the provincial average. Kirk said the cause could be anything from smoking to radon to asbestos or chemical exposure. "It's way too early to tell at this time," he said.
There is a power plant directly beside Remington Park with a gas turbine and steam turbine generating tens of millions of watts of high voltage power for distribution. The power line runs right beside the subdivision with the cancer cluster.
Cancer Care Ontario says Remington Park area has twice the provincial average for lung cancer, between 2000-2009The next step is to have health officials gather detailed questionnaires from the 24 people with diagnosed lung cancer between 2000-2009 for further analysis.Having the health unit provide radon testing kits to homes in the neighbourhood is being discussed.Radon is a radioactive gas that can seep into homes, usually into basements. It's a leading cause of lung cancer.
People drive under the power lines daily triggering instaneous electrical currents in conductors due to quickly changing magnetic field strength
Lung cancer was the only type that had a rate significantly higher than the provincial average. Still, Kirk wants information on all types of health issues and possible causes.Tanya Rau, 32, moved into Remington Park in 2007. Since then, she has developed a rare blood disorder, and has been on chemotherapy for two years."There's something wrong here. Something needs to be done. It needs to be investigated. I'm not getting any better," she said. "There's got to be more out there like me, and we're just not getting the help."
Electrical substations with transformers have a strong magnetic field around them
Joe Correia, who has lived in Remington Park since the 1970s, was disappointed by the meeting."I mean, it's nice that he was here to explain, but he was mainly talking about the problem. He doesn't have solutions," Correia said of Kirk. "Even Mayor [Drew] Dilkens should be here, too, if he's concerned about Remington Park.
"I have no health problems, but according to what I heard, quite a few people have them. I could be a walking time bomb."
This area around Remington Park is full of high power, high voltage distribution powerlines
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