Jed can often be heard coining the phrase "living the dream" when talking about our life and work up here. I, on the other hand won't repeat the phrase you'll usually hear me use when describing our life! Yeah, yeah, yeah – it's an adventure, it's the last frontier . . . it is also all consuming and constantly challenging.
I was recently looking back over our 2013 'blog week' and realised that we made Liveringa Station sound idyllic. Despite the unique experiences afforded by life in the north, the truth is it's not always fabulous. Sometimes it's hard. Sometimes staff members don't actually like what they're doing – or each other! The weather alone can be debilitating. Life up here just moves from one extreme to another with mind blowing regularity.
I think we'd been here less than a month when we experienced our first brief but crazy wind storm. We certainly hadn't had our trampoline for long – and this particular day a storm had whipped up from nowhere and blew it right over the roof of our house. It was never the same after that – but survived until late 2012 when the same thing happened again. This is what our trampoline looked like after its second flight . . .
More importantly, the station suffered more severely. We had builders living here on the property with us, repairing the storm-damaged infrastructure for almost a year.
During the second wind storm, massive steel doors were ripped off sheds, roofing went flying, steel was bent and bowed and one of the massive centre pivots was tipped right over. Amazingly no real damage was done to our houses and no one was hurt.
Another significant, but potentially devastating threat is that of fire. Late in the year we are constantly on alert because it is now that the grass has had the entire "dry" season too . . . well . . . dry! There is very little moisture around because it's been months since the last rain, the days are becoming significantly hotter and the weather is becoming more unstable – with electrical storms being common and regular during this time. Fires are often the result of lightning strikes.
Both a lightning strike and a distant fire are visible in this photo.
In 2013 we lost hundreds of square kilometres to fire – which puts enormous pressure on stock which we have to somehow find room for elsewhere (often creating overcrowding/high stocking rates – resulting in rangeland degradation and cattle struggling to maintain healthy weight).
To battle fires, Jed usually leads a team of staff who take water units on the back of utes and communicate via two-way radios. A grader often attempts to ward off any spread by grading fire breaks around the fire in order to contain it. Similarly the staff will "back burn" the fire – controlling its path by limiting its fuel. On such a massive scale, it's a pretty hard task though.
Apart from the obvious devastating result of the fires, there is also the loss of time "wasted" fighting fires. Wildfires generally arrive while you're busy doing something else, but everything stops until the fire is under control. Meanwhile, deadlines still need to be met. Cattle need to be trucked and contracts fulfilled.
Just to ensure no one gets complacent or bored, the "wet" soon arrives to put a stop to all the fires, but of course, it brings its own set of challenges. Because we are situated so close to the Fitzroy River, we become inundated with flood waters once the river rises. The river doesn't flood every year – but in the recent "big wet" of 2011, much of the station was under water.
This is ultimately good for the pasture, but (obviously) not so good for the cattle that now have significantly less standing (let alone eating) room! The Fitzroy River is quite unique in that it rises incredibly quickly – you can actually watch the water moving across the paddocks.
These cattle were stranded on a dam bank and had to be mustered by helicopter to dry land.
Because of our close proximity to water, we also have a very healthy population of crocodiles on the property – mostly "freshies." Whilst I'm not really sure that they need to be considered a challenge – they do add a bit more excitement to life up here!
We've had crocs turn up in all sorts of places in the few years we've been here – in the saddle shed, the pump shed, and (this year) in the generator shed. A young ringer apparently finds it hugely hilarious to use a freshie in some sort of practical joke . . .
Just looking for a new swimming hole . . .
Another reptile that lives in close proximity to us is the brown snake. Snake sightings are a common occurrence in and around our residential area. This is possibly the only "challenge" I am seriously concerned with. We have four small children – at least one of whom is still young enough to deem patting a snake a really good idea. On a number of occasions a brown or king brown has slithered in to get closer to a leaking tap or a split system air con unit. Because we live so far from immediate medical assistance, a bite to one of my children is likely to be fatal. I spent my first six months here waking at night in a cold sweat at the thought of this occurrence.
There have been a few recent close calls on the station . . . two years ago, while out at stockcamp, Mariah (one of our ringers), left the door of her mozzie dome/tent unzipped for an afternoon. These days, most ringers sleep in a swag on the ground of their tent. Fortunately for Mariah, she chose to use a camp stretcher . . . because as it turns out, she spent the night with a seven foot King Brown in her tent.
Mariah looking pretty nervous holding what appears to be a headless brown snake (similar to the one that was in her tent . . .)!
And as if all this wasn't enough to put any sane family off, for at least five months of the year, the weather here is so hot that it is almost unbearable. During this time our bore water heats up even more than usual and pours out our taps at well over 40 degrees. My family is fortunate in that we have an outside bath – so we can fill this up then leave it for a while to cool down . . . but up at the staff quarters, the water is even hotter and the ringers can't stand in the shower for long or they get scalded. All sorts of attempts have been made over the years to remedy this situation, but to date, nothing has really worked long term.
Am I sounding a bit whingey? Like I'm not really appreciating all the unique advantages of living 'remote'? Hmmm, yeah, Jed tells me this all the time! I admit, I am probably exaggerating a BIT . . . but there's no doubt that the natural world up here is constantly throwing interesting challenges out.
I don't mean to complain . . . really . . . the extremes are what keep things interesting. Just when you think you can't bear another day of the cloying heat, a massive storm will roll in and bring instant relief . . . and cause all four of my kids to strip to their undies and go running in the rain! Priceless moments . . .
Tomorrow I thought I might talk a little about the life my children lead out here – regardless of my attitude (which by the way isn't always blatantly negative!) Liveringa is their home and I don't think there is anywhere they would rather be.
< From one extreme to another . . .	> Extreme Childhood . . .?
There is nothing wrong with your attitude Karen!! I take my hat off to you doing all you do and being the amazing mum you are to your 4 beautiful (and busy) kids. Jed and Liveringa are very lucky to have you ! As are we to read about it. Fabulous stories this week and look forward to a catch up at KSOTA camp next week.


This post is about a week later than it should be. My apologies to those who had to ask why I hadn't blogged this week.
If this were any other Sunday over the past five years, I'd be blogging too. The difference is that this would be the first of three posts (we saw three sets at Rockwood Music Hall last night) and between them, I would probably spend six hours writing, editing, selecting photos, cropping, color-correcting, etc. (including researching the names of sidemen that are impossible to find on some band's websites).
I started this blog in January 2007 to memorialize events in our lives. That included documenting which shows we saw (hint: a ton) and how I felt about them. I didn't care if anyone else read any of the posts (people say that, some mean it, including me).
Over time (2009 to be specific), we accidentally discovered and fell madly in love with the local NYC indie music scene (all over, but primarily centered in Rockwood Music Hall). My musical posts took on more significance for me, as I wanted to share our love for the many talented people with a wider audience. That meant more photos and a generally more positive spin about each show (I never lie, even when I don't like a show, I just find something positive to focus on).
Because of that subtle change, it starting feeling more like a job than documenting our lives. That was still OK, since we were leading quite an unusual existence. We were working 10-12 days a month in VA. That meant work was a break from blogging (except when we saw shows in VA, which was semi-regularly). When we were in NY, Lois worked full time (remotely), but I had the time to blog during the day.
If you've kept up, then you know we are no longer involved with the VA-based company. Our future lives are still undefined (and I am very happy about that at the moment). While that sounds like I have infinite time to blog, it also means that I could end up spending every day, all day, blogging. That's more of a job (more correctly an obligation, since I derive zero income from blogging), which is the exact thing we just transitioned away from.
I didn't want to avoid going out to see shows because I knew what lay ahead of me the next day. So, after very careful consideration, I decided that I would take an indefinite hiatus from music blogging. I may never do it again, or I may start up tomorrow, or have a random post here or there. For now, assume that no shows will be blogged about.
I feel badly that I didn't announce it in advance, which probably caused people whose shows I attended this week to assume I didn't like them. I particularly feel badly that there were two perfect CD Release shows this week (Martin Rivas on Thursday and Matt Simons last night) that richly deserved fully-detailed posts. Still, I had to stop sometime, and their shows simply came after my decision was made.
I'll still blog occasionally, but mostly about technology. As we get closer to the election, and almost definitely afterward, there will be a political blog or two (I've been very good about keeping my promise not to be publicly negative during this entire 4-year Presidential term).
As for filling up my days, that's been no problem. We've caught up with friends that we've had trouble scheduling in the past and I've finally attacked (and beaten!) a number of outstanding technical issues/projects. If you're a friend that we haven't spent enough time with, please reach out soon. We have the time, and more importantly the desire to catch up and build new memories.
Matt Simons headlined a set at Rockwood Music Hall Stage 2 last night. It was a last-minute surprise and such a lovely one at that. We were planning on attending the 8:30 set (the subject of the next post) which was originally scheduled to be the first one of the night. Once we heard that they added a set at 7:30 for Matt, our entire evening was set.
It's a rare treat to see Matt solo at Rockwood 2. The grand piano there is fantastic and Matt tickled those ivories to perfection. His voice was spot on as well, as was his set selection (including 2.5 covers, which complemented his originals wonderfully).
I was surprised to catch myself toe-tapping (and even quietly foot-stomping) a number of times. The point is that even though it was understated, Matt's piano play had a rich rhythm to it that filled the room and made me move (apparently involuntarily). Beautifully done.
I'm not going to try and stretch this out to my typically long post because I've already said all you need to know, which is that if you weren't there, you missed a chance to hear a solo singer/songwriter captivate his audience completely.
Matt was also a special guest on one song in the following set so we got an extra dose of goodness from him a bit later on.
On June 9th at 10pm, Matt Simons is having a CD Release show at Rockwood 1. It's doubtful that this will be a solo show (though I bet there's at least one solo number). If you miss that one, I might have to refer you for some professional help.
Last night we attended a show at Lagond Music School. I have implored my readers once in the past to contribute to the school, and I'll do so again, now that I've seen first hand what their students are capable of. If you click on the link above, you'll spot a yellow Donate button right in the middle. Click it and donate, you'll feel better.
There were two headlining acts, each of which is fronted by one of the teachers at Lagond. I love both bands, independent of their connection to Lagond, so attending this show was a no-brainer for me. I've already posted about each of those sets. Here's the one about the Greg Mayo Band. Here's the one about The Thang Band.
Before either of those sets began, we got to see two different groups of students perform, each with one of their teachers in the band. The first was un-named (or at least unannounced). While people were entering and milling about, they were being entertained by a Jazz Quintet in the background.
Their teacher was at the keyboards and was subtly (and effectively) coordinating each number (who was to take a lead, how long, etc.). There were two guitar players, a drummer, a bass player, along with the keyboards. All of them were quite good. In addition to playing the notes correctly, they had a feel for the music (jazz can be tricky, not just technically).
Charlie Lagond (who the school is named after) is an accomplished musician and teacher. Along with his wife Rosanne, they run the school. I was chatting with him while the group was playing. He told me that in addition to regular music lessons, Lagond Music School (LMS) prepares their students to perform. This was an opportunity for this group to learn how to play background music in a cocktail party atmosphere.
While they pulled off that task wonderfully, perhaps they were a bit too good. Quite a number of people (us included) were drawn away from their conversations to directly listen (very quietly) to the music itself.
Shortly before the real show began, Charlie sat in with the quintet (instantly turning it into a sextet). This was the first time I heard Charlie take a saxophone solo and he was awesome. Thankfully, it was long too, so I got to savor it.
We all moved into the next room, dubbed The Haven (LMS is on Haven Street). Another band of students called The Speakers was set to kick off the first of three sets. Their teacher participant was none other than Greg Mayo, so this was sure to be a delight on a number of levels.
There were four students playing with Greg, but there was nothing even remotely similar to the earlier jazz quintet. The four of them played electric guitar, drums, trumpet and saxophone (the sax player switched to electric guitar later in the set). The guitarist sang lead and harmony with Greg.
They put the audience in the right mood for the next two sets. Nice job fellas and kudos to LMS and the teachers for getting both bands well prepared for their big night!
Greg Mayo Band headlined a set at Lagond Music School last night. This is one of three posts from last night. I'll spend more time talking about Lagond Music School (LMS) in the final one.
Greg is a teacher at LMS (lucky kids!). LMS puts on shows on a regular basis. I don't know if this was a special one, but this is the tenth anniversary year of LMS. Any show that Greg is part of is special to us.
This was a classic Greg Mayo Band (GMB) show, with one exception and one substitution. The exception was that Rebecca Haviland (who normally sings harmony and some lead vocals) had a previous commitment and couldn't attend. We'll get to the substitution below.
Otherwise, the sound was perfectly faithful as was the extraordinary energy that is present at every GMB show. Greg played with the opener as well (covered in the third post, not yet written) so he was fully warmed up vocally and digits (fingers).
If this was your first GMB show, you might have thought that Greg was particularly loose and connected with the audience, because a number of his students were there. You'd be wrong. He's equally comfy on any stage (large or small) and always has a connection with the audience. He feels the music (or rather he exudes the music) and as a result, so do you.
Martin Rivas had a gig earlier in the day up in Westchester and he headed over after that to enjoy the show in the audience with the rest of us. Greg probably would have called Martin up to sing anyway, but with Rebecca unavailable, that became mandatory. Martin sang on one song during the set and was called up again for the encore (the only cover song). What a nice treat (and surprise) for us.
John Liotta on baritone saxophone (once again, no good individual link). John regularly brings up the bottom of the brass section, doing a great job last night.
Josh Reed on trumpet. Josh also teaches at Lagond and is a regular member of GMB. He took a mind-blowing solo during one song and was excellent on the rest.
Steven Salcedo on tenor saxophone. Steven also teaches at Lagond (and if I have my facts straight, was previously a student there!). He's one of a number of sax players who rotates with GMB and I promise to be thrilled any time that he's in the lineup. He's a very special person and musician.
Kenny Shaw on drums. Kenny is such an integral part of the GMB sound and is so intimate/familiar with it. Great job. I'll heap even more praise on him in the next post though.
Rob Pawlings on electric bass. Rob was the one substitution. Chris Anderson normally plays bass for GMB. While I will never be happy about Chris Anderson being replaced, ever, if it has to happen, feel free to make it Rob Pawlings any time! The biggest difference in their performances with GMB is that Chris sings a lot and Rob (who sings well!) doesn't know the numbers well enough to sing along. Otherwise, his bass play was spectacular. Stay tuned for more on Rob in the next post.
Paul Maddison on electric guitar and vocals as well as being a teacher at LMS. Paul was excellent on guitar (much more on him in the next post). He always sings with GMB, but had to carry a bit more of the weight last night, actually taking one of Rebecca's parts in one song. He's always a blast to watch on stage as well.
Greg called up a very special guest late in the set.
Charlie Lagond joined the great brass section on two numbers, playing his saxophone. What a treat (more on him in the final post about the school and the students).
Greg and Martin had to scoot once the set was over. A little over an hour after they were done here, they were on stage at Rockwood Music Hall Stage 2, supporting Robbie Gil in a set devoted to some of the greatest The Who songs. My heart ached to miss that, but there was no way we were walking out on the next set at LMS, covered in the next post.
I've been sick for two weeks, finally nearly back to normal. This was our first musical event in over two weeks. We missed quite a number of shows that were tough to pass on, but this was a very nice way to break the ice.


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Politician: Quick! Find some studies that show smaller class sizes don't make any difference to learning. And hurry!
Minion: Just a moment, sir. I'm on Google now.
Politician: There's no time to lose. We can't let Labour steal a march on us. Parents will love the idea of smaller classes. Damn and blast those conniving socialists! It's a stab to the heart. I bleed! I bleed!
Minion: I'm just on Wikipedia now. Yes! I've found one, sir. Do you want to have a read of it?
Politician: We don't have time. Does it say that class size is less important to learning than other factors?
Politician: Then put a press release out. Do it!
Politician: I don't care what the study actually says. Who has time to read these things? Wait, is that the phone? Oh, look, it's XXXX from the press gallery calling. They're probably after our reaction to the policy.
Hello? Yes, no, we're against it. Terrible policy. Ignores all the evidence. Teacher quality is far more important than class size. Will make it worse. Tricky Cunliffe. Costings all wrong. Team Key. Brighter Future. Keep up the good work. Cheerio!
Politician: Yes, how's that press release coming along?
Minion: I was just thinking. We haven't read any of these studies we're about to quote. I mean… what if it turns out that the studies are a bit more complex than "smaller classes make no difference"? What if the findings are a bit more complicated than that?
Minion: Can I use the line "evidence-based policy" when attacking them?
Politician: Of course. Why would you even need to ask?
Minion: Well… um… charter schools… national standards… Are you sure we want to suddenly claim we're all in favour of evidence-based policy?
Politician: But all our policies are evidence-based.
Politician: Look at the poll results. They're the only evidence that matters.
John key chose a private school for his children cos he preferred smaller class sizes…. Was he lying then or is he lying now.
Can we have both? Smaller ratios AND quality teachers?
Yes, once we get smaller class sizes, we'll have both.
The reason that performance testing of teachers in the US is failing so badly is that the variance of teacher quality is way smaller than the variance in the kid's performance (because their innate abilities and social status are huge factors) and way smaller than the errors made in doing the measuring.
But Bill Gates is mad about testing kids and while his donations funds Democratic presidential campaigns, he holds great sway.
there are poor teachers out there, but not the numbers the Right suggest.
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Spring is here, and it's almost gardening season. This is a perfect time to start planning and dreaming about what you are planting, not only in your flower garden, but also in your financial garden. The first step in starting your garden is taking out all the weeds, right? The same is true for your financial garden; "weeds" are the things that prevent you from reaching your financial goals. In other words, you need to know what you desire for your financial future and why you are determined to reach that goal.


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Ellen DeGeneres Lists Massive Beverly Hills Mansion for $53.5 Million — See Inside [Pictures]
Sterling Whitaker Published: March 2, 2021
Ellen DeGeneres is selling her spectacular estate in an exclusive part of Beverly Hills, and pictures online show a stunning residence with a staggering $53.5 million asking price.
DeGeneres and her wife, actress Portia de Rossi, have listed their 5-bedroom, 9-bathroom, 10,376-square-foot estate on 1.05 acres of beautifully manicured lawns in the pricey 90210 zip code, just under two years after they purchased it in an off-market deal from Maroon 5 frontman and former The Voice coach Adam Levine and his wife, according to Dirt.com.
The estate has long been one of the premier properties in Beverly Hills. Past owners include tennis legend Pete Sampras, who sold the house to Will & Grace co-creator Max Mutchnick for just under $17 million in 2008. Mutchnick undertook extensive renovations to the house before selling it to Levine for a bit less than $40 million in 2018, and Levine and his wife also renovated parts of the house, remodeling the chef's kitchen in stainless steel before selling to DeGeneres and de Rossi for $42.5 million.
The English Tudor-style mansion's interior amenities include a 50-foot living room, a gym, a formal dining room and a gourmet kitchen. The master bedroom is a 2,000-square foot suite with an enormous walk-in closet, while the other bedrooms are all en suite family/guest rooms.
The property features unique steel doors and windows that open onto a park-like lawn that includes lavish gardens, outdoor living and dining spaces, a resort-style pool, an outdoor kitchen with a wood-fired pizza oven, sitting areas, patios, an oversized fire pit and a sunken tennis court.
Kurt Rappaport from Westside Estate Agency holds the listing on DeGeneres' spectacular estate, which the official listing calls "a completely private and gated sanctuary."
Scroll through the photos below to see inside Ellen DeGeneres' incredible Beverly Hills estate, and continue scrolling to see what the house looked like when Levine sold it in 2019.
PICTURES: See Inside Ellen DeGeneres' Incredible $53.5 Million Mansion
Ellen DeGeneres has listed her incredible Beverly Hills mansion for sale, and pictures show an extraordinary property that is one of a kind.
See Inside the House When It Belonged to Adam Levine:
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Around the Spiral with Edward Lifegem: Pirate101 Test Realm: Advanced Companions & Class Companions!
Pirate101 Test Realm: Advanced Companions & Class Companions!
I made a post a few days ago about one of the new updates on the Pirate101 Test Realm, the advanced pets, and I decided that I'd make another about the advanced companions today! There's so much to look forward to and I've only had a chance to test out a few things on the test realm. I plan on testing more out today or tomorrow so I can make a new post about it to let you know what I think about it.
The advanced pets on Pirate101 are just as awesome as the advanced pets! I'll tell you the truth, at first I was worried advanced companions wouldn't make sense and I'd be left behind on it but this isn't something anyone should worry about. I think it's the best feature Kingsisle could add to this game. Why do I think this is the best feature? Well... let me talk about an example of one of the orders the companions can now do. Lets say one of your companions that you don't really like using for battling just stays behind and you never use him. Well when this feature is added to the live realm you can now use that companion, not for battle, but for an order. Let's talk about one of the features I like the best, Keel Haulin'. You can send one of your companions that you don't want to use in battle on a quest for training tomes by using the Keel Haulin' order! This is awesome because if one day you're busy and don't have time to farm for gold, you can send your companions on a quest to get training tomes by clicking on the companion you want to send and then you would have to click on New Orders. If you send more than one companion on the same quest, it'll take longer for the 2nd companion, and longer for the 3rd. This counts for all of the orders in the picture above.
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Essop & Others v Home Office landmark indirect race and age discrimination claims finally settle for over £1 million three days into hearing
Nicola Braganza
Nicola Braganza of Garden Court Chambers and Kate Lea of Thompsons Solicitors acted on behalf of 47 of the PCS Union claimants. Marion Scovell of Prospect Union acted on behalf of a further Prospect member.
After 7 years of litigation, the landmark indirect race and age discrimination claims of Essop & Others v Home Office [2017] UKSC 27 finally settled last week for £1,078,000.
The claims were first issued in 2012 in the London South Employment Tribunal.
As a result of a preliminary point first taken by the Home Office in 2013, the claims then went to the Employment Appeal Tribunal in 2014, to the Court of Appeal in 2015 and finally, to the Supreme Court in 2017 where the Home Office lost.
Back in the London South Employment Tribunal in 2019, settlement was reached after the Home Office case collapsed mid cross-examination of its main HR witness on Day three of the three-week hearing before Employment Judge Spencer.
The claims were first issued in 2012 after the Home Office required all those who sought promotion to management at HEO (Higher Executive Officer) and Grade 7 level to pass a Core Skills Assessment test, the CSA.
The CSA, an online test and originally also including a role play, tested core competencies. There was no correlation between the test and the specific job applied for. Many of those who sat and failed the test were already performing the role on temporary promotion. They excelled in their work and were supported by their managers in their application for promotion, but then barred from further progression because they had failed the test.
The CSA was imposed from 2007 to 2013. From 2008 onwards the Home Office's own diversity data confirmed that BAME and candidates over 35 were failing the test in significantly greater numbers than their white and younger counterparts.
To date the reason for the greater fail rate remains unknown. In 2010, a report commissioned by the Home Office confirmed the significantly higher failure rate and that there was a 0.1% likelihood that this was a coincidence.
For years PCS and Prospect Unions challenged the test and its discriminatory impact.
It was not until 2013 and only after a previous successful Employment Tribunal claim in 2012 brought by Graham Dean, a Professional Technology Officer, that the Home Office finally abandoned the test. Nicola Braganza instructed by Marion Scovell, Prospect, represented Graham Dean too. The Employment Tribunal found that the claims for race and age indirect discrimination were made out. The discriminatory impact of the CSA could not be justified and there was no correlation between the competencies tested and those required for the position applied for.
After the Dean judgment, in 2012 some 50 further claimants brought claims of indirect discrimination against the Home Office on the basis of the same CSA. The Home Office continued to vigorously defend the CSA.
Initially, the Home Office re-argued a preliminary point - also run and lost in the Dean case: that the claimants could only succeed if they proved the reason why they failed the test. This was initially accepted before the Employment Tribunal. The claimants succeeded on appeal before the Employment Appeal Tribunal, the Home Office appealed to the Court of Appeal and in April 2017 the Claimants eventually won. The Supreme Court rejected this argument.
After the Supreme Court Judgment, the Home Office continued to contest these claims, relying on thousands of documents and evidence from a number of occupational and educational psychologists.
Then late afternoon on Friday, 15 February 2019, the last working day before the three-week hearing was to start in London South Employment Tribunal, the Home Office disclosed to the claimants, for the first time, an internal investigation report marked "restricted management" of 2013.
The report was prepared by an equality expert commissioned by the Home Office.
This confirmed:
"The Home Office have not conducted any validation exercise to support its confidence that the CSA provides the most effective candidates for HEO and Grade 7 level. …It is difficult to defend a position that maintains that a process that is found to produce significantly differential outcomes is the most appropriate and proportionate process to achieve the desired outcomes - if there is no comprehensive review and evaluation of these outcomes to support this position."
The hearing started on 18 February 2019. After Day three and mid cross-examination of the Home Office's HR key witness, the Home Office settled all claims in the sum of £1,078,000.
Nicola Braganza, who has represented the claimants in their challenge against the Home Office since 2011, said:
"These claims concerned serious systemic race and age indirect discrimination in the Home Office promotion processes dating back to before 2003.
For years, and as highlighted to the Home Office by the Unions, the Home Office was effectively cultivating a white and under 35 management work force in the face of diversity data that BAME and older staff were being blocked in greater numbers from progressing in their careers.
To date the Home Office has offered no apology to all those impacted or any acknowledgment of wrong doing.
How can the Home Office demonstrate a genuine commitment to combating inequality and promoting diversity in its workplace, without recognising past discrimination on this scale?"
The settlement of £1,078,000 was without admission of liability.
This case has been reported in the Guardian.
Nicola Braganza is a member of the Garden Court Chambers Employment Law Team.


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Dutch Supreme Court rules doctors can euthanize dementia patients
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The Supreme Court of the Netherlands ruled on Tuesday, April 21, that it is lawful for doctors to euthanize patients with severe dementia, provided that the patient had expressed a desire to be euthanized while still legally capable of doing so.
Lower courts had previously ruled that a doctor had not acted improperly when he euthanized a 74-year-old woman with advanced dementia, even though the woman had to be repeatedly sedated and physically restrained during the procedure. The case was sent to the Supreme Court for further clarification of the country's euthanasia law, which permits doctors to kill patients considered to be in "unbearable suffering."
Per Dutch law, euthanasia is only legal for those with dementia if they had written or discussed an advanced directive with their doctor.
"For some people, the prospect of ever suffering from dementia may be sufficient reason to make an advance directive (living will). This can either be drawn up independently or discussed first with the family doctor. A physician can perform euthanasia on a patient with dementia only if such a directive exists, if statutory care is taken and if, in his opinion, the patient is experiencing unbearable suffering with no prospect of improvement," says the Dutch government's website.
The woman who resisted her euthanization had written an advanced directive four years prior, requesting the procedure in lieu of being put in a nursing home. In the directive, she had said she wished to "be able to decide while still in my senses and when I think the time is right."
Prosecutors argued that her attempt to fight off the doctor indicated that she could have changed her mind, but was unable to verbally communicate.
Dr. Charles Camosy, a professor at Fordham University and bioethicist, told CNA that the supreme court decision is part of a legal "slippery slope" in the Netherlands on euthanasia. Camosy said that patients with conditions including mental deterioration will be at the heart of future debate.
"I believe the next great fight over fundamental human equality will be over the value of human beings with advanced dementia," he said. "It is impossible, in my view, to separate what is happening in the Netherlands from the broad rejection in the post-Christian West of fundamental human equality."
A person with advanced dementia or a severe brain injury, Camosy said, is unable to communicate consent to be euthanized, meaning that the doctor performing the euthanasia will be likely the one to decide if the patient is in severe enough suffering to merit death.
"Doctors are notoriously bad at judging these things," said Camosy. "Study after study finds that they rate the quality of life of their patients worse than the patients do themselves. They assume people want more quality of life than length of life, when in fact the numbers show exactly the opposite."
Camosy told CNA that given how the Netherlands has euthanized newborn infants, who are also unable to communicate a degree of suffering, for about two decades, "it follows logically that they could say it about someone with late-stage dementia."
"Like prenatal human beings, and human beings with massive brain injuries, human beings with late-stage dementia simply don't 'count,' morally speaking, the same as human beings that have been determined to have the traits that make someone a person," he said.
Instead of further expanding euthanasia, Camosy suggested that the Netherlands instead ramp up the number of caregivers for dementia patients, and work to empower families of dementia patients to provide care for them.
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From left to right: Marc Guévremont, General Manager, Serge Péloquin, Mayor and Jocelyn Mondou, Councilor for the City of Sorel-Tracy, surround Geneviève Lafortune, Montérégie Community Relations Advisor at Hydro-Québec.
The Electric Circuit and the city of Sorel-Tracy now offer two fast-charge stations in an effort to support drivers of electric vehicles. Installed at the Regard-sur-le-Fleuve park, the new charging stations are in the parking lot located at the end of Rue De Ramezay. Fast-charge stations can charge an all-electric vehicle's battery to 80% in about 20 minutes.
This project was made possible thanks to the financial support provided by Natural Resources Canada under its EV infrastructure deployment initiative.
"In Sorel-Tracy, we believe that by adding these two fast-charge stations in the Regard-sur-le-Fleuve park, near the Catherine-Legardeur dock and the ferry, electric vehicle owners passing through the region will be able to stop for a moment and enjoy the view while charging their vehicle. Adding fast-charge stations is also an incentive for more people to opt for electric mobility. The city of Sorel-Tracy is delighted to partner with Hydro-Québec and intends to continue to support the Electric Circuit's expansion on its territory.
The Electric Circuit is the largest public charging network in Québec. It is a major initiative designed to provide the charging infrastructure needed to support the adoption of plug-in electric vehicles across the province. At present, the network comprises over 1,750 public charging stations (including nearly 170 fast-charge stations) in 16 Québec regions. Over 315 private and institutional partners have joined the Electric Circuit since its launch in March 2012. The network now has more than 35,000 members.
Electric Circuit users have access to a 24/7 telephone help line run by CAA-Québec, as well as a charging-station locator service. The Electric Circuit Web site, theelectriccircuit.com, and the mobile app for iOS and Android are updated as new stations are commissioned. The Electric Circuit card also gives users access to the Canada-wide FLO and New Brunswick-based eCharge networks.


Barack Obama, whose recent campaign-style swing through Iowa has renewed talk of the freshman senator from Illinois as a presidential prospect, is still the frontrunner in discussions about who might be the first African-American to occupy the Oval Office.
But the voters of Massachusetts have given Obama some competition.
The landslide winner of Tuesday's voting in what was supposed to be a close contest for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, Deval Patrick, is certainly not as well known as Obama. But if, as many expect, Patrick prevails in the November election, he will quickly find a place on the national stage. And if he proves to be as successful at governing the Bay State as he was as a law clerk for a law clerk for one of the nation's most progressive jurists, Judge Stephen Reinhardt of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, as a top lawyer for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and as assistant attorney general for civil rights under President Clinton, Patrick will soon enjoy his share of presidential speculation.
The landslide winner of Tuesday's voting in what was supposed to be a close contest for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, Deval Patrick, is certainly not as well known as Obama. But if, as many expect, Patrick prevails in the November election, he will quickly find a place on the national stage. And if he proves to be as successful at governing the Bay State as he was as a law clerk for a law clerk for one of the nation's most progressive jurists, Judge Stephen Reinhardt of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, as a top lawyer for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and as assistant attorney general for civil rights under President Clinton, Patrick will soon enjoy his share of presidential speculation.
Don't go looking for a rivalry between Obama and Patrick, however.
The two men, both products of challenging backgrounds who made it to Harvard Law School, have been friends for more than a decade.
Last year, when political observers discounted Patrick's prospects – the Boston Globe described him as "a political unknown" after he first discussed running – Obama endorsed the Massachusetts gubernatorial candidate. The senator hosted Patrick at a 2005 Congressional Black Caucus weekend in Washington and organized a major fund-raising event on his behalf in Chicago.
Patrick's campaign was on fire. Obama's endorsement certainly helped. But the real spark was Patrick's appeal to progressives — with his strong support for the marriage rights of lesbians and gays, his ardent opposition to the death penalty, his sympathy for the circumstance of immigrants and his backing of a minimum-wage hike and health care for all — as well as a highly-effective field operation run by veteran civil rights and social justice activists.
Patrick and his backers built a remarkable grassroots campaign that crossed lines or race, ethnicity, class and gender to unite Democrats in a blue state where divisions have repeatedly cost them the governorship. Like Obama in the Illinois Democratic Senate primary of 2004, Patrick emerged on the basis of a smart, aggressive campaign as the clear choice of party activists and, ultimately, of the voters.
On Tuesday night, Patrick was winning close to 50 percent of the Democratic primary vote, while the candidates who were once considered the frontrunners, Massachusetts Attorney General Thomas F. Reilly and wealthy businessman Christopher F. Gabrieli, who spent $10 million of his own money on the campaign, each collected about a quarter of the ballots.
Patrick still faces a serious contest in November with the Republican lieutenant governor of a state that has not elected a Democrat to its top job since Michael Dukakis in 1986 — and that, despite its liberal reputation, has never elected a woman or a person of color as governor. But the momentum's with Patrick and, if he wins, so, too, will be the talk about a place on a future national Democratic ticket.
Who knows? If the America that is evolves to the American that might be, maybe we'll see bumper stickers that read: "Obama-Patrick"?


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Gómara (or GOMORA), FRANCISCO LOPEZ DE, b. at Seville, Spain, in 1510; studied at the University of Alcala, was ordained priest, made a journey to Rome, and upon his return in 1540, entered the service of Hernando Cortes as private and domestic chaplain. He accompanied Cortes on the Algerian expedition, and, after the death of his patron, it is known that he was at Valladolid in 1556 or 1557, after which he is supposed to have retired to his native city of Seville, where he probably died. With the information given him by the conqueror and other persons who had returned from the New World (he himself cites Gonzalo de Tapia and Gonzalo de Umbria) he wrote his "Hispania Victrix; First and Second Parts of the General History of the Indies, with the whole discovery and notable things that have happened since they were acquired until the year 1551, with the conquest of Mexico and New Spain", a work published at Saragossa in the year 1552. It was translated into French by Martin Pm-nee and published at Paris in 1578; Augustin Gravaliz translated it into Italian and published it at Venice in 1560; lastly, Juan Bautista de San Anton Chimalpain Quanhalehuatzin translated it into Mexican. The author relates in the first part, which is dedicated "To Don Carlos, Emperor of Romans, King of Spain, Lord of the Indies and New World", the whole discovery and conquest of the Antilles, Peru (up to the pacification effected by Gasca), Chile and Central America, also the voyage of Magellan and the discovery of the Moluccas. In the second part he tells of the conquest of Mexico, and it is dedicated "To the Very Illustrious Lord Don Martin Cortes, Marques del Valle"—the son and heir of the conqueror.
Whether through the desire to aggrandize his patron, or through relying on the first-hand information which the latter gave him (it is to be noted that Gomara was never in America), or from malice, or for some other reason, Gomara fell into serious errors and in many instances sinned gravely against historical truth. It was perhaps for this reason that Prince Philip (afterwards Philip II), in a decree issued at Valladolid, November 17, 1553, ordered all the copies of his work that could be found to be gathered in and imposed a penalty of 200,000 maravedis on anyone who should reprint it. This prohibition was removed in 1727 through the efforts of Don Andreas Gonzalez Barcia, who included Gbmara's work in his collection of early historians of the New World (Colección de historiadores primitivos de las Indias Occidentales). The "Verdadera historia de la Conquista de Nueva Espana" (True History of the Conquest of New Spain) of Bernal Diaz del Castillo, a companion of Hernando Cortes, was written to refute Gomara. The latter's style is concise and agreeable, the narrative running on rapidly and gracefully, all of which has had the effect of attracting readers to the work. Among other works of his which have remained unpublished are "Batallas de mar de nuestros tiempos" (Contemporary Naval Battles) and "Historia de Harruc y Harradin Barbarroja".
CAMILLUS CRIVELLI


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SYBERIA 3 (Сибирь 3) ➤ Прохождение #1 ➤ МЫ ЖДАЛИ ЕЁ 13 ЛЕТ!
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Syberia 3 I have finally finished and I have to take a little more diandering my previous Review. The previous two Parts I actually played for the respective Release and loved them like many others. The fantastic World full of Vending Machines, wonderful Music, captivating Story and beautiful Characters made sure to keep playing. With the current Part of the Series, on the other hand, the situation looks almost completely different. Here are some of my absolute TOP criticism points: # # # SYNCHRO # # # The German Synchro, unlike the previous Parts, is almost a total Disaster. Many Audio Files are not finished in the first place or start over in the middle of the Set. In addition, audibly young Speakers are used for the Roles of older Persons (Especially in the non-supporting Roles). It is also Disturbing that very often no Mouths move at all during speaking. This deprives the World of its Credibility. It is a great pity. # # # KAMERA & STEURUNG # # # It seems like there are far too many predefined Camera Positions. In Places, nonsensical Perspectives are chosen or change only after several times of entering the Scenery. The fact that you can move the Screen with the Mouse or the right analog stick and thus unsubscribe makes some Puzzles doubly tricky but also interesting. Often it is still quite miserable because it also works, on which it absolutely does not have to be. ----------------The Update to the classic Point & Click control Basically works quite well. In My Opinion, both or all three Options (Mouse, Keyboard, Controller) are not entirely satisfactory. Usually, Doors or Stairs become the absolute Test of Patience. I kept using W, A, S, D or the Controller As well as Mouse during the Game ... # # # AUTOSAVE # # # I don't think there's much to say at the Point. An Autosave in such a game? Apart from some GameFreeze moments, you just want to be able to save and finish the Game without having to make your way To the next Savepoint. If you can do without it and are willing to play a Passage again the next Day, of course that's fine. One should only bear in mind that no Dialogues, paths and Cutscenes can be skipped. # # # SKIP-FUNKTION # # # As mentioned in the last Sentence of the previous Point: SKIP does not exist. In the past, not everything was better and yet you were spared a lot of senseless running. Also a pity for an Adventure. The Dialogue Design is very meagre. In most Cases, you have two to three dialogue options, and that was the best Way to do that. Sinking Into conversations for long Periods of Time and learning more about the World, it falls away. If one is of course the opinion everything is told and one can limit oneself to The essential remains in Syberia 3: Pilgrimage of an old Tribe without any significant Action. Bought and finished because it is somehow a Matter Of the heart. If you take off the pink Glasses with all Your love ... For me, it's a little sad *. ! ! ! SPOILER!!! -[for Microïds] * The whole World of Syberia 3 is not far away from its Predecessor and yet it is. Of course, It can't always be about Hans Voralberg. Apart from the Amusement park and the Clinic, the crazy Inventions and Constructions Are very lacking. Because this bizarre, almost creepy at the same time fantastic is what made Syberia what it is. It is also a pity not to see the holy Land. I mean... This is what the whole Game builds on and then leaves you absolutely unsatisfied. That's no End to it ... Is there anything else to Come?
I hoped that the game would help to better understand some aspects of regional politics. But I was forced to accompany snow ostriches on their seasonal migration. Wtf.
В 2016 году я попала на закрытый показ первых двадцати минут прохождения долгожданной "Сибири 3". Увиденное оставило хорошее впечатление: диалоги были завязаны на механике "правда/ложь" (например, если ты солжешь NPC, и он узнает об этом, то для тебя закроется возможность получить от него квесты); имелись очень непростые головоломки, требовавшие изучения предметов вдоль и поперек, и хотя игра была заметно недопилена - косячные текстуры, косячные анимации, - я все равно была заинтригована. Спустя полгода игра релизнулась. За это время механика "правда/ложь" испарилась, головоломки заметно упростились, а вот косячные текстуры и анимации никуда не делись. Они "радовали" глаз, сопровождаемые охренительными багами. Кейт Уолкер похорошела, но это, пожалуй, единственное достоинство игры, так как больше "Сибирь 3" ничем не запоминается. А про сюжет вообще ничего говорить не хочется, настолько он скучный. В общем, я сделала вывод, что некоторым франшизам лучше остаться в нулевых годах и не гнаться за трендами; разработчики много чего наобещали, а потом сами себя этими обещаниями и затюкали. Печально.


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Multitek was founded in 1989 by expert entrepreneurs and has become a leading technology company of Turkey and surrounding regions. Multitek was established as a limited company, and then changed to a corporation. Since its establishment, Multitek has focused on electronic communication device development, production, sales and after sales services. The company has become one of the most important manufacturers of the telephone exchanges and intercom systems in Turkey starting from the 2000s. Today, Multitek has more than 150 employees, 8 branch offices in Turkey together with more than 500 dealers providing sales and after sales services. Multitek also exports to more than 20 countries including Middle East countries, Africa, Balkans and Asia. In 2013, Multitek has moved to a new manufacturing plant located on 7.000m2 closed area in Istanbul Sancaktepe with extended manufacturing capabilities and smart factory features including SMT and assembly lines. Multitek's core competency is based on developing its manufacturing products by its own R&D department. Multitek is investing more than 4% of its revenue to R&D activities. Multitek R&D is currently focused on smart home / building systems, internet of things (IoT) and tele-health.
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Q: How to Get Client IP Address using Asp.Net C# - When our Project is Hosted in IIS i am working in asp.net c#, in that i need to get client IP Address to display the client IP.
i am hosting my project in IIS 7, using the static ip i can connect my application..
i have to fetch the client IP using the following code. but i can't get correct ip address..
every time i get this ip 192.168.1.18..
i use the following code
private void GetIP()
    {
       string userip = Request.UserHostAddress;
        if (Request.UserHostAddress != null)
        {
            Int64 macinfo = new Int64();
            string macsrc = macinfo.ToString("X");
            if (macsrc == "0")
            {
                if (userip == "127.0.0.1")
                {
                    //ScriptManager.RegisterStartupScript(this, GetType(), "Message", "alert('Visited Localhost')", true);
                    lblIPAddress.Text = userip;
                }
                else
                {
                    lblIPAddress.Text = userip;
                }
            }
        }
    }

i am also using the following code also but it showing the hosted ip address like 192.168.1.5, where i am hosted my project in server..
public static string GetLocalIPAddress()
    {
        var host = Dns.GetHostEntry(Dns.GetHostName());
        foreach (var ip in host.AddressList)
        {
            //if (ip.AddressFamily == AddressFamily.InterNetwork)
            if (ip.AddressFamily != AddressFamily.InterNetworkV6)
            {
                return ip.ToString();
            }
        }
        throw new Exception("Local IP Address Not Found!");
    }

i need the correct client ip address, any one help

A: try this :

string IP = Request.UserHostAddress;

A: It was answered a while ago but theres a similar question here
How to Get IP Address? which uses the HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR and REMOTE_ADDR request variables. We used this in a project recently and its been working fine


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Anterograde vs Retrograde Amnesia: A Simple Guide
Anthony Metivier| December 12, 2022| Memory, Podcast
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Amnesia is a tricky term to understand because it is used in so many ways.
For example, it has become popular to talk about "political amnesia" to explain the "crisis of memory" in various parties. Movies and streaming series also often feature characters suffering some form of memory loss and calling it "amnesia."
But using the term amnesia in these ways muddies the waters of an already complicated topic.
So let's bring some light to the field of forgetting as we explore retrograde vs anterograde amnesia in full, including some specific case studies from scientific literature.
Anterograde vs Retrograde Amnesia: What's the Difference?
The difference is found in the prefixes.
Something that is anterior is situated in front of another object or event.
"Retro" as many of us know, refers to the past.
Therefore, anterograde amnesia refers to having difficulties forming memories after amnesia sets in.
Retrograde amnesia, on the other hand, refers to experiencing issues with accessing memories before the onset of amnesia.
Let's dig a bit deeper and look at some specific examples. That way you can truly learn the difference between retrograde and anterograde amnesia.
What Is Anterograde Amnesia?
Christopher Nolan's Memento, released in the year 2000.
According to clinical neuropsychologist Sallie Baxendale, this movie's representation of anterograde amnesia is fairly accurate. As she explains:
"The film documents the difficulties faced by Leonard, who develops a severe anterograde amnesia after an attack in which his wife is killed. Unlike in most films in this genre, this amnesic character retains his identity, has little retrograde amnesia, and shows several of the severe everyday memory difficulties associated with the disorder. The fragmented, almost mosaic quality to the sequence of scenes in the film also cleverly reflects the 'perpetual present' nature of the syndrome."
"Perpetual present" is a key term here because people suffering anterograde amnesia cannot lay down new memories.
Traditionally, scientists have thought that anterograde amnesia is likely caused by something interrupting the consolidation of new memories. Here's how Dr. Michaela Dewar puts it in her contribution to the excellent book, "Cases of Amnesia: Contributions to Understanding Memory and the Brain":
"During consolidation, new fragile memories become increasingly resistant to disruptions."
Dr. Dewar's research at Heriot Watt University's Memory Lab suggest that more rest can help people suffering from anterograde amnesia.
Research findings from Dr. Dewar's Memory Lab project on distinguishing retrograde and anterograde amnesia.
Exactly what it is that interrupts consolidation remains unclear. Dewar suggestions it could be:
A general malfunction in the automatic consolidation of new memories
A lack of intention by the patient to voluntarily rehearse new memories
Situations where the patient faces overwhelming amounts of sensory input
Other, as yet unknown interruptions between encoding and retrieval of memories
A Specific Case of Anterograde Amnesia
Dewar herself reports the specific case of a patient with severe anterograde amnesia caused by limbic encephalitis. For privacy purposes, the patient in question is referred to as PB.
"The severity of his anterograde amnesia is perhaps best illustrated by a couple of anecdotes: when we first met, PB's wife reported that a close family friend from abroad had recently been staying with them for several days. However, within minutes of the friend's departure, PB had no recollection of the friend's visit.
More strikingly, after an hour of interviews and neuropsychological assessments, I left the room for a couple of seconds and then re-entered to examine informally PB's ability to remember me after a brief delay. When I returned, PB had no recollection of ever having met me before."
Dewar found after working with PB that rest improved his ability to remember certain kinds of information.
"I was both excited and perplexed by these findings! How was it possible for people with severe anterograde amnesia to be able to retain so much new information over periods of up to one hour?"
Is There A Cure For Anterograde Amnesia?
Dewar's best answer as of 2020 has been rest, something which seems to have enabled PB to recall certain kinds of information even when his attention was diverted to other topics.
She is not the only researcher to conclude that rest is a potential solution for anterograde amnesia. It may even be possible to promote memory consolidation without patients needing to sleep. This was reported in a Neuropsychology journal article called "Minimizing interference with early consolidation boosts 7-day retention in amnesic patients."
Finally, a lot of the answer depends on what exactly the patient is trying to remember. There's a difference and it matters.
For example, according to senior lecturer Anshok Ansari, some people with anterograde amnesia will struggle with laying down new:
Episodic memories (stories about life, events, etc)
Semantic memories (facts, vocabulary, etc)
As Dr. Ansari has explained in a video for Sage, you can ask a person with anterograde amnesia for facts about France. They'll be able to answer them correctly (semantic memory), but not be able to tell you what happened to them personally last week (episodic memory).
Can An Actor With Anterograde Amnesia Still Perform?
Further along in Cases of Amnesia, researchers Michael D. Kopelman and John Morton discuss the case of an actor with severe autobiographical memory issues. This case is especially interesting because many actors use their personal memories as the basis for forming their roles.
The autobiographical memory issues harmed this patient's anterograde memory:
"His anterograde memory deficit was evident at the first learning trial, where he consistently performed worse than controls but, thereafter, he was able to learn and retain (for
use at subsequent learning trials) longer and much more complex material (in terms of syntax and semantics) than has been demonstrated previously."
The research is very interesting because they challenged him with contemporary theater acting tasks and older texts, like Shakespeare.
Regardless of the text, the actor still did well in recalling his lines. However, he still could not remember much about his life:
"He said that he practised for approximately an hour to an hour and a half each day. He did not commit all the lines to memory, and did not carry out word-by-word learning. Instead, he said that he 'thinks about the performance . . . how it will work best. . . . By reading aloud, I work on it.' "
Despite this accomplishment, AB still had a severe amnesia in everyday life.
"For example, he could not recall at all a therapist whom he had met on approximately 12 occasions previously, and he had only vague recollection about another therapist, whom he had met on more than 20 occasions."
As sad as this case of anterograde memory is for the actor's personal memory, it is fascinating that he could still learn enough complicated material to perform in a play. This shows the importance of rehearsal in forming new memories.
What Is Retrograde Amnesia?
In Individual and Collective Memory Consolidation: Analogous Processes on Different Levels, researcher Thomas Anastasio defines retrograde amnesia as:
"Any loss of memory for events that occurred before the insult that caused the amnesia, and it may be induced in individuals through various neurologic or psychologic pathologies."
In other words, with this form of amnesia, you can forget large amounts of your past, but still be able to learn and remember new information.
This form of amnesia can be caused by:
Damage to brain structures from collisions
Harm to the brain from substances like toxins
Medicinal side effects
Hippocampal damage from tumors
Brain damage from conditions like encephalitis and meningitis
Oxygen deprivation
Psychological harms, such as trauma or even insults
In this form of amnesia, patients may suffer different effects. For example, they may forget:
Many things or everything from before the onset of amnesia
Material from a few hours before the onset
Longer periods of time
To help distinguish these kinds of retrograde amnesia, scientists use the terms "recent" and "remote." The patient might suffer full or reduced forgetting.
Retrograde amnesia can be distinguished as being recent and remote. Both categories can have full memory loss or some level of memory loss that many not be complete.
A Specific Example Of Retrograde Amnesia
Here's a very clear example of retrograde amnesia given in the book, Amnesia: Clinical, Psychological and Medicolegal Aspects.
"A woman of 34 began to show disturbances of behaviour while on a cycling holiday with her husband. She lost her way on familiar routes, would stop and wander off the road for no reason, and on two occasions temporarily lost her bicycle.
However, it was not until three weeks later that she developed headache, slight fever and a gross confusional state, at one time with hallucinations.
On examination at this time, she had some swelling of her optic discs and a marked lymphocytic pleocytosis in her cerebrospinal fluid, but no localized signs in the central nervous system.
As the general confusion and hallucinations subsided, mental examination showed a gross fixation amnesia with florid confabulation.
She recovered slowly, but it was over two months before she was fit to resume her household duties.
When seen nine months after her illness, she had a permanent retrograde amnesia which involved some six weeks of her stay in hospital and the preceding three weeks, with a sharp end-point at one particular incident of her cycling holiday.
Her memorizing was also persistently defective. She would lose things easily, forget household details and had difficulty in remembering acquaintances.
However, these defects were minor ones and she was able to lead a normal life and look after her home satisfactorily. She died some two years later of an unrelated condition.
At autopsy the brain was macroscopically normal. Histological examination showed evidence of localized perivascular cuffing in the floor of the third ventricle and extending a little into the periaqueductal region. No other abnormalities were found."
Attempts To Understand And Cure Retrograde Amnesia
To understand how memory works, scientists often use models.
As with anterograde amnesia, the basic model requires understanding memory consolidation. It is a time-based process that transfers short term memory into long term memory.
You can think of memory consolidation as involving at least three "buckets." The more effectively information is transferred from one bucket to the other, the more you'll remember. Many researchers think that amnesia interferes most with the consolidation period between buckets two and three.
You can think of memory consolidation as laying bricks. First you have a foundation, then you put down some cement. Into this cement, you align bricks and allow the cement to set.
Memory consolidation is the setting process. The more it functions in a stable way, the more you'll be able to retrieve each individual brick in your "wall of memory."
But when retrograde memory takes place, it's not entirely clear what goes wrong, especially since some people are able to recover from it.
For example, in the book Amnesia cited above, people with retrograde amnesia from meningitis have recovered their memories when the illness was resolved. And as we've seen, they can still lay down new memories even while suffering from retrograde amnesia.
Other Causes Of Memory Loss
Sigmund Freud talks a lot about forgetting in his 1901 book, The Psychopathology of Everyday Life. In brief, he suggests:
Social forces cause us to repress things we wish to express
Forgetting is one of the mind's ways to prevent us from expression
Forgetting may be "incomplete" leading to other problems, like resentment
Was Freud correct about these things?
Although he has fallen out of favor, many people can probably relate to efforts they've made to "forget" things that have irritated them. We have all gone out of our way to avoid launching our various criticisms for fear of "rocking the boat."
But when you think about it, the Internet has made it possible for people to air any number of complaints, particularly through social media.
This form of collective activity has caused many people to wonder if we haven't seriously reduced our collective attention span. In fact, it's led to one German researcher coining the term "Digital Amnesia."
Does using a computer cause "Digital Amnesia"?
There is definitely something to these factors and how our technologies have changed human memory. And there may well be a political price to pay.
As a collection of essays called Geopolitical Amnesia: The Rise of the Right and the Crisis of Liberal Memory argues, we may have entered an "age of forgetting."
Part of the problem Vibeke Tjalve finds in the conclusion to this book is that we have externalized or offloaded so much human memory to machines that history has been "re-shaped, and re-circulated to an extent that ultimately threatens to render history itself without meaning."
This is a serious criticism worthy of criticism. But is it really amnesia?
Let's Stop Confusing Amnesia With Cultural Issues
At the end of the day, amnesia is a condition that harms individuals. It prevents you from either accessing your personal past or laying down new personal memories.
This condition must be devastating for the people who experience it. And all the more so when it becomes increasingly difficult to find clear definitions and extended examples.
Although I appreciate that there probably is such a thing as "cultural amnesia," history is a big place. The Internet really hasn't been around long enough for us to start calling its few historical disruptions by the name of what is effectively a serious disease.
I hope this article has helped you understand the differences between retrograde and anterograde amnesia. I also hope the examples have given you deeper insight into the nuances of each.
As we move into the future, let's work together to use terms like "amnesia" very carefully. Real people with real issues need the best possible help they can get and definitions matter.
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Q: What is use of R41 (base to emitter) resistor in Transistor Relay Circuit? I am controlling relay from arduino, using the following circuit.

I want to understand what is use of R41 (base to emitter resistor)?
Is it required for base termination?
How is its value calculated?

A: It prevents leakage through the optoisolator from partially turning on the transistor.
Find the maximum leakage of the opto (typically it will occur at the maximum junction temperature ever expected) and calculate the resistor to drop no more than something like 0.4V. Then go back and make sure that it's not hogging too much base current under worst-case (low) CTE etc.
That particular opto has 1uA typical leakage at Tj=100'C, so you might want to allow for 3-10uA worst-case.
I can't read the values there very well, but typically R3 and R41 about the same value works, and if that is actually 115K, it looks way too high to reliably drive a relay, especially considering the relatively poor guaranteed gain of the MMBT2222.

A: The collector-emitter dark current for the EL3H7 opto is given as 100 nA maximum and this won't be sufficient to activate the BJT and turn on the relay but you can never rule out leakage currents across the opto from the driven side having small effects so it's probably a good idea to have this resistor just to act as a weak pull-down.
So, as a weak pull-down a value from 10 kohm to 100 kohm won't hurt too much and might just save a bit of head-scratching should the relay trigger falsely if the resistor isn't there.

A: It improves the noise margin of Q1. There are some relay modules without this resistor and many complaints about random false triggering like here.
It's value is not critical, low enough to have a better noise margin but high enough to leave Q1 a good base current.
The base current can be approximated as the difference between current through R3 and current through R41 considering Q1 Vbe ~= 0.8V
Ir3 ~= Vcc/R3 = 24V/115kohm = 0.2 mA
To estimate the minimum base current required we use the coil/collector current which is less than 17mA for a G5LE relay and Q1 amplification factor that is 50 worst case for MMBT2222, so the minimum base current should be 17mA/50 = 0.34mA
Now we cam see that whoever designed this took a Q1 amplification of 17mA/0.2mA = 85 which is not safe.
Just for exemplification let's take a 150 minimum Q1 current amplification. That leads to a 17mA/150 = 0.11mA minimum Q1 base current. The difference of 0.089mA up to 0.2 mA can go through R41.
With a 0.8V Vbe the result is R41 >= 0.8V/0.089mA = 8.9kohm
Update to show an example with a maximum value of R41.
If there is a leakage current from opto output , Iopto, this will translate in a permanent current through Q1 which can damage Q1 or maintain the ON state of the relay that requires much less current than the nominal current.
Worst case Q1 I collector is Iopto * maximum amplification factor of Q1
For 100nA leaqkage current and max beta = 300 Ic will be 30uA
For this relay the "must release" current is specified at 10% , 1.7mA , much higher than the 30uA above.
The power disipated on Q1 due the leakage current is 30uA*24V = 0.72mW, also in Q1 parameters.
To make sure Q1 is closed we need a voltage less than 0.5V on the base. With a 100nA current that leads to 0.5V/100nA = 5Gohm maximum value.
Obviously here we won't go that high for R41, it was just a theoretical example.


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