Influence of Sensory Loss on Development– this article explains the effects of sensory loss in relation to communication, explains the communication "bubble," how communication affects development in terms of the ability to accurately assess children with dual sensory loss and underscores the importance of developing a formal communication system at home and school.
Factors related to the development of communication in CHARGE syndrome – Dr. James Thelin and Jill Fussner's paper on the factors that are related to the development of symbolic language in CHARGE syndrome. They discuss the three major factors, as well as others that are related to the development of symbolic language in CHARGE.
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In response to Joe Zajac's "Humble Proposition," I seriously hope that his sweeping generalization of CCSU Athletics and college sports in general is a failed attempt at satire or humor.
I respect and agree with the idea that there must be a balance placed on academics and all extracurricular activities, let alone sports. But to call for the demolition of the athletic fields through an argument primarily based on a lack of parking is simply absurd.
He begins his piece by complaining that he was "forced" to park all the way up at the athletic fields lot. He then suggests turning the fields into a parking lot as a solution. Wouldn't that lot be even further away from the rest of the campus? Solid logic there, Mr. Zajac.
College is a place of learning where one can see differing lifestyles, viewpoints and expand their outlooks on life in general. To accuse those who wear "socks and sandals" of dragging down and infesting the campus is another irrational general statement. An accusation that is seriously lacking in the type of acceptance and intelligence that one would expect to find in Zajac's utopian sports-free University.
It's unfortunate that some student-athletes may view CCSU as just a place to play, but a number of those people are the ones who put our school on the map in terms of the media spotlight and more recognition. Whether you like it or not, athletes get Central's name in the paper on a daily basis. That's free advertising for the University itself every time we beat Quinnipiac or Sacred Heart. No other function on campus can come close to matching pride and notoriety for our school the way an athletic event can.
CCSU isn't Harvard, Stanford, or Yale. Why try and fake it at the expense of the Athletic Department?


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The Industrialization of South America Revisited: Evidence from Argentina, Brazil, Chile and Colombia, 1890-2010
Gerardo della Paolera
Xavier H. Duran Amorocho
Aldo Musacchio
We use new manufacturing GDP time series to examine the industrialization in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, and Colombia since the early twentieth century. We uncover variation across countries and over time that the literature on industrialization had overlooked. Rather than providing a single explanation of how specific shocks or policies shaped the industrialization of the region, our argument is that the timing of the industrial take off was linked to initial conditions, while external shocks and macroeconomic and trade policy explain the variation in the rates of industrialization after the 1930s and favorable terms of trade and liberalization explain de-industrialization after 1990.
Gerardo della Paolera & Xavier H. Duran Amorocho & Aldo Musacchio, 2018. "The Industrialization of South America Revisited: Evidence from Argentina, Brazil, Chile and Colombia, 1890-2010," NBER Working Papers 24345, National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc.
Handle: RePEc:nbr:nberwo:24345
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File URL: http://www.nber.org/papers/w24345.pdf
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The Wealth of the Other Americas
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N66 - Economic History - - Manufacturing and Construction - - - Latin America; Caribbean
N86 - Economic History - - Micro-Business History - - - Latin America; Caribbean
O14 - Economic Development, Innovation, Technological Change, and Growth - - Economic Development - - - Industrialization; Manufacturing and Service Industries; Choice of Technology
O24 - Economic Development, Innovation, Technological Change, and Growth - - Development Planning and Policy - - - Trade Policy; Factor Movement; Foreign Exchange Policy
O25 - Economic Development, Innovation, Technological Change, and Growth - - Development Planning and Policy - - - Industrial Policy
O4 - Economic Development, Innovation, Technological Change, and Growth - - Economic Growth and Aggregate Productivity
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Opening day of the cruelest month
American Robin, Bee hive management, Eastern Phoebe, Eastern Towhee, Ground hog, House Sparrow, Northern Cardinals, PV infrastructure, Red-winged Blackbird, White-throated Sparrow
It's a busy day today — the second full day of Passover, Easter and April Fool's Day — to start the first full month of spring. Looking ahead, on the 4th, Martin Luther King will have been dead 50 years. On the 15th, Abe Lincoln will have been dead 153 years. And on the 11th, Edward Wightman will have been dead 406 years. Not one of them died of natural causes. Assassins bullets, I need not say, took the first two. The last burning at the stake in England for heresy took the last, my ancestor.
The cruelest month opened with a brief shower that finished before I could get through the Times. My Easter bonnet for my daily walk down the road was not a rain hood but a grey fleece ear warmer. It may be 50 degrees, however a wind was lowering the feels-like factor quite a bit. The general direction of the wind has shifted, as is appropriate for the season, to originate in the south(west) causing a pattern of cold out, warm home that is the reverse of winter walks — a harbinger of hot out, hot home.
But before leapfrogging to summer, here's some record keeping of late winter. On 5 March, the Red-winged Blackbirds announced their return with their welcome but harsh gurgle. Two weeks later, migratory American Robins were doing their run-run-run-stop-cock the head-peck the ground routine all over the yard. About the same time I had my first conversation of the year with a White-throated Sparrow:"Oh Sam pee peebody peebody" we took turns saying to each other several times. Down the road at 800 in a stand of spruces with an understory of green briar bramble, an Eastern Towhee scolds me whenever I pass to "drink my tea, tea, tea." I trust my Towhee will return soon.
The Eastern Phoebes should be back, but I haven't heard or seen them yet. The male will arrive first. When his mate gets here, they'll take up residence somewhere in the electricity-producing infrastructure, either between the rafters and the PV panels in the folly or between the meter-that-runs-backwards and the north wall of the guest house. I don't remove the nest I can reach because they seem willing to reuse it. The House Sparrows are here again. Is that why the Eastern Bluebird has not taken up residence in a nest box? Bluebirds have been reported elsewhere nearby for several weeks so I fear they just don't find Kennel House homey enough.
Phoebe nest between the meter and the guest house
Phoebe nest in the folly
Last season I had five pairs of Northern Cardinals but a female died (was eaten maybe but was not burned at the stake) in the fall. I have seen four males together at the feeders but not five. I might be down a pair going into the mating season.
The spring peepers (Pseudacris crucifer) are chirping from the pond as of Wednesday. (Is crucifer related to crucifixion?) The ground hog seems to have moved house from under the canoe to under the large brush compost pile. The entrance to the new house is easily accessible for a have-a-heart trap. But suppose I caught him, what then (the assassin's bullet)?
Ground Hog hole
The crocuses and the daffodils in the lee of the house are in bloom. An Italian honey bee was taking pollen from the crocuses as I was trying to take a photo only to realize that my battery had just died. That's likely a honey bee of mine from a generation that escaped my careless beekeeping. I popped the inner cover off one of my hives (no tool needed); the smell of honey wafted up. Clearly my hives didn't starve, but no bees emerged to check on what I was doing. Maybe they could not rotate to the honey in the long cold.
For the record, I pruned the blueberry bushes — the cultivars — today before it SNOWS later this evening! Historical records say it can snow here until the 10th.
We abide by the laws of nature around here so come May Day, there will be other deaths, timely and otherwise, more first-of-year (FOY) bird sightings and early season plant awakenings to recount from this first full month of spring. There is the fate of the ground hog to consider as well. But if past years predict, I'll be counting how many pups were in the litter and survived the first moth of spring.
Monarchs and other flying creatures
Baltimore Oriole, Common Raven, Downy, Dragonfly, Eastern Phoebe, Gray Catbird, House Sparrow, Lightening bug, Monarch, Northern Cardinals, Rose-breasted Grosbeak, White-breasted Nuthatch
The Monarchs are back. I spotted the first on Flag Day (14 June) — a full 11 days later than my first spotting last year. It was in the lower meadow and took me by surprise when I flushed it. In fact, while it certainly seemed the right size and coloration for a Monarch, I did not get a good look. Then two days later a pair of Monarchs were aloft above their more traditional portion of the meadow near the evergreen hedgerow.
Common Ravens, an uncommon sight here, are disturbing the Common Grackles who do a top-rate job of devouring whatever seed or suet I put out for target birds making them my least favorite feeder. Three Ravens at least are back and forth between the Norway Spruce and the evergreen hedgerow making their distinctive call as the Grackles — uncharacteristically silent — chase them. Who am I rooting for in this contest?
Today's Espresso email from The Economist included a story they titled "Art of the deal: clever corvids."The corvid family includes crows, ravens, rooks and magpies but not the lowly Common Grackle which is a member of the icterid family. But the Grackle is one wily bird and, as I hinted above, eats me out of house and home. The ravenous Grackles at the Kennel House have learned to feed upside down so as the polish off the suet intended for the Woodpeckers and Nuthatches. They have developed an insatiable appetite for the grape jelly on the Baltimore Oriole feeder, maybe because they are both icterids. The Cowbird — also in this family — has not developed a taste for grape jelly, although it too is around. Restocking that feeder could be done twice a day, if I chose to keep it full. All this is to say that the Common Grackle is not without its own form of smarts.
The herb garden with four bird feeders, including the station for the Orioles
And speaking of the "Art of the Deal," I had been planning to post the Song of Sixpence nursery rhyme to offer our American king a disgusting desert. Wishing even such a vile person as our king anything unseemly would no doubt have meant that I'd been the maid in the garden hanging out the clothes of the final verse when down would come a blackbird and peck off my nose.
Eastern Phoebes nested again this year in the rafters of the folly, though I never caught a glimpse of them. Tree Swallows have nested in two bird boxes. A pair of Rose-breasted Grosbeaks arrived last week. The Gray Catbirds came back last month; I do love its slaty gray with a little black scull cap and rufous undertail coverts. A friend from Princeton and the 70s was visiting last week. She remarked that she'd dress like the female Northern Cardinal; I'd choose the Catbird for my sartorial model.
Phoebe nest in the folly's rafters
The Downy Woodpeckers are showing their offspring how to eat the suet.
Downy parent feeding baby atop the suet feeder
Remarkably few House Sparrows have elected to feed and nest here. Writing that no doubt will produce an influx.
It's June so the lightening bugs are flashing in the meadow at night. And the heat ans sun of an early summer afternoon bring on the Dragonflies. Look hard to see them. One's in the upper left-hand corner but you can see others as well.
Dragonflies, upper left and upper center
Finally, belying the title of this blog, is this only tangentially related photo of an uncommonly marked White-tail Deer in the meadow. Photographing through the porch screens creates that double image. With its distinctive patterning, we'll be able to keep tabs on this meadow visitor even if s/he arrives on foot.
Bees alive! and other records
Bee hive management, Birds, Bitter Sweet, Dark-eyed Junco, Garden produce, House Sparrow, Northern Cardinals, Purple Finch, Red fox, Ruby-throated Hummingbird, White-breasted Nuthatch, White-tailed deer, White-throated Sparrow, Wild Turkey
Disaster — in the form of weak hives invaded by wax moths — awaited, I was certain. So certain that I called in a veteran beekeeper to help me open my hives. True, bees were flying in and out of both hives but this summer challenged my sub par beekeeping skills more than ever. First, …
For the record: May 2014 bird behavior
American Robin, Baltimore Oriole, Birds, Bluebirds, House Sparrow, Northern Cardinals, Ruby-throated Hummingbird, Wild Turkey
The newspaper coverings I taped to the living room windows blew off yesterday. (I drafted this post on 13 May!) The American Robin is again flying at its reflection upsetting the peace of the house and, I have to believe, reducing its chances to be selected as a mate. Maybe this Robin already knows he has been overlooked, and depression at rejection is driving this behavior. If he doesn't have a headache, I do.
Tree Swallows are nesting for about the 4th year in the box closest to the vegetable garden. The couple successfully defended their home from a third Swallow, who after buzzing the box for an entire afternoon, gave up and went away. Perhaps that third bird was taking out his aggression on the mated pair because his intended lay dead in a box across the meadow. The eyes of the Tree Swallow had been pecked out suggesting the role of a House sparrow in its demise. House Sparrows are building a nest in a neighboring box.
Dead Tree Swallow on top of box where it died
In 2010, Gary, the carpenter working on my house, reduced the opening of the box to suit Bluebirds. Bluebirds dutifully came to build a nest only to be chased away by House Sparrows who then chipped away at Gary's new door until it was large enough for them to enter the box. House Sparrows nested there that year laying round after round of eggs that I kept removing. However, after a generally successful campaign against House Sparrows, none appeared again until this year. The box they have chosen is the box with the altered doorway. There are now 5 eggs in the nest.
Bluebird retrofit with opening enlarged by House sparrows
House sparrows nest side view
A pair of Easter Phoebes hopped around on the eave beside the open porch area. They were measuring, I was pretty sure, for nest building. Then I did not see them again until I went out to the folly where a Phoebe nest was tucked into a narrow space between the roof trusses and the back of a photovoltaic panel. Had they used the porch eave, I might have been able to see inside the nest. In the folly, I can only see the characteristic signs of Phoebe nest — brushy material held together with mud like hair falling from a french twist.
A pair of Wild Turkeys have made themselves at home here of late. First I thought it strange that there was only one Turkey. A couple of days ago, two Turkeys were here together. They are fairly unperturbed by humans. Their feathers have the sheen of armor until they shake making them look like dust mops. See the video, if you'd like.
Turkey Dust
The Ruby-throated Hummingbirds are back and so are the Baltimore Orioles. The Hummingbirds drink sugar water and the Orioles eat the oranges I put out in suet cages. The biggest snackers at this time of year are the Grackles. They'd eat 2 patties of suet a day if I'd put it out. But feeding Grackles is not my idea of attracting interesting birds so I leave the suet feeders empty every other day and feel badly about the Woodpeckers, the Cardinals, the Titmice and the Jays who would also like the suet but eat more moderately.
For the record, I have 4 pairs of Northern Cardinals this year. Two males were dive bombing a Blue Jay who must have his eyes on the eggs in a Cardinal nest. I guess that's a reason to keep the suet feeder stocked.
Finally in the bird update, a solitary Canada Goose seemed to have been left behind by other Geese who fly in lazy formations while squawking across the meadow. After about a week of watching this bird hang out in a tightly circumspect patch of the meadow where the bee yard will go once the bees return, I came to think of this as MY Canada Goose. For one who comes by a strong dislike for the species genetically, this seemed a marked softening of heart. My Canada Goose took no interest in the Geese flying overhead. I thought that showed acceptance of my bird's predicament. I developed theories about that predicament: injured, jilted, otherwise defective. It must not have been so injured that it could not fly into a tree to roost at night. It showed admirable good sense not to sleep on the ground in the meadow.
The Canada Goose and I had this routine of what I presumed to be mutual observation down to a science so imagine my surprise when this morning (still 13 May) I saw the Goose with a mate and two ducklings. My camera can't reach the far side of the meadow so the evidence of the Goose is displayed in its poops on the weed block for the bee yard.
One Canada Goose's poop


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This should really be standard on all Android phones, but you need to download it from the Market Place. The naming of this app is a little strange, and frankly it's hard to find other reviews on it. For more info, go straight to the Mothership.
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Exenatide and the treatment of Parkinson's disease
Athauda, Dilan Sampath; (2018) Exenatide and the treatment of Parkinson's disease. Doctoral thesis (Ph.D), UCL (University College London).
Parkinson's disease (PD) is the second most common neurodegenerative disorder affecting approximately 1% of people over the age of 65. Despite the best available medical and surgical therapies, there are no known treatments that can slow or alter clinical disease progression or continued neurodegeneration, thus any novel intervention that could delay or slow progression of PD would provide much needed health and socio-economic benefits. The mechanisms underlying PD pathogenesis remain unclear but there is accumulating evidence to suggesting that Type 2 diabetes and PD, both age-related diseases, share similar dysfunctional pathways. Alterations in metabolism, inflammation and mitochondrial function occur in both diseases and growing evidence suggests these pathways may impact on various tissues' ability to respond to insulin, leading to "insulin resistance" in peripheral tissues and neurones, promoting cell death pathways and leading ultimately to diabetes and neurodegeneration respectively. The common pathways between these two conditions has led some to speculate that "insulin sensitizing" treatments for patients with Type 2 diabetes may be useful as novel treatments in neurodegenerative diseases such as PD. Exenatide is a Glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) agonist, currently licensed for the treatment for Type 2 diabetes and acts on insulin signalling pathways. It has demonstrated neuroprotective effects across a variety of animal toxin models of PD and also in a proof of concept, open label trial of mid-stage PD patients, conferring persistent motor and cognitive benefits sustained past the period of drug exposure. In this thesis I will present the first data from a fully randomised, placebo-controlled trial of exenatide in PD patients and explore the effects of exenatide on disease progression in PD and its influence on motor and non-motor symptoms. Furthermore, I will explore the pharmacokinetics of exenatide in this population and, utilising data from serum extracellular vesicles (exosomes) enriched for neuronal origin from the Exenatide-PD trial participants, demonstrate that peripherally administered exenatide can engage with neuronal insulin signalling pathways, providing some mechanistic context for the trial results. Taken together, data presented here will provide compelling evidence supporting the links between insulin signalling and PD and that the role of exenatide and other GLP-1 agonists as a novel treatment for PD should be explored further.
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By the commander physically being in the courtroom
United States v. Harvey, 64 M.J. 13 (C.A.A.F. 2006). During the government's closing argument on findings, the convening authority was present in the courtroom wearing a flight suit. Based on the apparent recognition of the convening authority by several panel members, defense counsel moved for a mistrial, which was denied by the military judge. CAAF set aside the findings and sentence without prejudice, but limited the approved sentence at any rehearing to a punitive discharge. The military judge is the "last sentinel" in the trial process to protect a court- martial from UCI.
The trial developments in this case raised "some evidence" of unlawful command influence and the military judge failed to inquire adequately into the issue. Specifically, the convening authority was present in the courtroom wearing a flight suit when the government's argument characterized appellant's conduct as a threat to the aviation community; the senior member of the panel was a subordinate member of the convening authority's command (and the subject of an unsuccessful challenge for cause); and there was some evidence that the panel was watching the convening authority during argument. Further, the military judge failed to then conduct Biagase analysis. CAAF noted that convening authority's are not barred from a attending a court-martial, "But as this case illustrates, the presence of the convening authority at a court-martial may raise issues.")
United States v. Rosser, 6 M.J. 267 (C.M.A. 1979). The military judge abused his discretion in denying mistrial where accuser's company commander's presence throughout proceedings was "ubiquitous" and commander engaged in "patent meddling in the proceedings."
While it is not per se UCI for the commander to be in the courtroom, if the defense raises the issue, it is fair to say that the commander being in the courtroom will per se satisfy the first Biagase factor. The burden will now shift to the government to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the commander being in the courtroom did not constitute UCI, or if it did, that it did not influence the proceeding. So, the ultimate question is, if the commander wants to be in the courtroom (or if the SJA wants to be in the courtroom), is it worth it? In Harvey, the court stated: "We share [the responsibility to guard against UCI] with military commanders, staff judge advocates, military judges, and others involved in the administration of military justice. Fulfilling this responsibility is fundamental to fostering public confidence in the actual and apparent fairness of our system of justice." Harvey, 64 M.J. at 17. Probably the best solution is to find a way to observe the court-martial without physically being in the courtroom, or save observation moments for contested judge-alone cases.
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Comedy, Drama, Romance
(4.5 Stars) A sometimes difficult movie to watch, but with powerful moments. The boundaries between love and hate are thin.
Comedy/Drama/Romance
Oscar Nominations:
Leading Actress (Scarlett Johansson)
Leading Actor (Adam Driver)
Supporting Actress (Laura Dern) WINNER
Original Screenplay (Noah Baumbach)
Original Score (Randy Newman)
I don't know what the current percentage is of first marriages that end in divorce, but it seems that divorce has become almost as popular as marriage. Divorce has, simply, become a reality of life for most Americans.
Marriage Story is written and directed by Noah Baumbach, whose parents were divorced when he was an adolescent. That experience formed much of the background for his first big movie, The Squid and the Whale (05). Baumbach's first marriage, to Jennifer Jason Leigh, resulted in a son Rohmer, born about the time their marriage was starting to fall apart. His marriage to Leigh ended in divorce finalized in 2013. This movie, Marriage Story, is based on that divorce. (Just to carry the personal story to current times, his current partner is Greta Gerwig whom he started seeing in 2011, and they also have a son. She, by the way, directed Little Women, another entry in this year's Best Picture race.) Clearly Baumbach has a life-long perspective on marriage and divorce and is qualified to tell the story.
The story is told through the eyes of Nicole and Charlie. Charlie is a New York City theater director who loves telling people how to behave. Yes he definitely has a controlling character – how else should a stage director behave? Nicole, raised in L.A., came to New York, got involved in one of Charlie's plays, and stayed to marry and have a child, as well as continue her acting career. Charlie, it appears, is fairly supportive of both of these efforts and clearly loves his wife. In many ways, they have the ideal relationship.
Baumbach employs a device that many of us in divorce will recall – the 'Why do I Love You' exercise. It is something mediators in divorce use, directing both parties to write down, with heartfelt sincerity, all the reasons they fell in love with their partner. I remember doing that – it is supposed to set the stage for negotiating amicable separation terms. The idea is that if you can remember, for a moment at least, all the good things about your estranged partner, then maybe you can be a bit nicer. Based on my experience, it works. For a little while. Maybe a very little while!
The letters Nicole and Charlie write to each other are romantic, touching, and illustrate a love that flowed deep and broad. We hear them read their letters in voice-over, accompanied by scenes of the happier times. It is an extremely effective way to show that there were, indeed, real reasons why these two got married in the first place and created a child.
But, at least in today's world, things never stay the same. Charlie achieves a real degree of professional success which seems to do two things. First it reinforces his 'directorial' impulses, probably leading to becoming more controlling, not less. And secondly, it creates an unhappiness in his partner because she, struggling with the bulk of the child rearing chores, is unable to realize a degree of equal success in her career. Nicole becomes increasingly unhappy.
Seeing an opportunity back in L.A., Nicole decides to separate from Charlie and move back to be with her mother (Julie Hagerty) and pursue some independent opportunities in film. Needless to say, this doesn't sit too well with Charlie, especially when he realizes that she will be taking Henry with her. This conflict between the coasts is another really good writing point. For anyone who has lived in either place – I've lived in both – the competitions between the coasts is as big and real as any battle between separated parents. The two towns become a terrific metaphor for the separation battle that is about to play out.
Charlie tries to accept Nicole's move for independence, and seeks ways to make it work. He decides to commute back and forth regularly (Nice that he has the financial means to do so!) and even moves from a nice hotel into a rented apartment. The two really tried, for a while, to make things work.
Then the Divorce Machine kicks in (that's my term, not the movie's) as Nicole, prodded by her Mother and feeling a little powerless, gets an attorney. Laura Dern plays Nora Fanshaw, a celebrity divorce attorney modeled off a real one with a similar name. Dern won the Oscar for this performance which includes a terrific monologue about how women's roles in divorce are sexist and unfair (I won't get into my opinion on that subject!). Nora has only the best intentions for her clients, but she does tend to see the entire process through only one lens. And, in the end, she moves Nicole towards a more aggressive path than I think she originally wanted. Now maybe it works out to be more in her best interests, but it is part of how the Machine is so successful at cranking out divorces.
Yes, they try mediation, but no, it doesn't seem to work. And, finally, Nicole ends up serving divorce papers on an unsuspecting Charlie who is devastated by the prospect of losing his family. Charlie first finds a sappy lawyer in a funny Alan Alda character, but, after seeing that Nora is going to tear him to shreds, he finally hires his own shark-in-a-suit, Jay Marotta (Ray Liotta). The lawyers do what they were hired to do which is reduce the opposing side into shriveling images of themselves, unrecognizable to the beautiful people who first entered the marriage.
Then there is the inevitable fight scene. Baumbach films it in one take and I understand it took more than 50 attempts to finally get it right. It is a withering scene exposing the worst sides of both people, peppered with humor that suddenly turns into sullen anger. Anyone who has gone through divorce will recognize themselves, unfavorably, in some part of this scene. It is ugly, but it is real.
And, so, even though this is a beautiful movie about divorce, it is called "Marriage Story". Perhaps Baumbach is trying to tell us something about the inevitability of divorce. If you get married, then divorce might be the climactic chapter of your own marriage story. But I also think that, despite all the terrible arguments and the terror of sheer emotion that Driver and Johansson are able to show, the story curiously ends somewhat upbeat. The divorce is ugly and mean, but it is part of the journey that they must both get through. They do manage to emerge on the other side, changed and perhaps scarred – they've experienced another critical event in their life story.
From that perspective, I enjoyed the movie and thought it extremely successful, even if parts of it are far from enjoyable. But we never do manage to see what happens to Henry, the child – it is the children of divorce who, because they are so powerless, are affected the most. (4.5 Stars)
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Human Rights in Ordinary Churches
February 1, 2017—My childhood was unusual in ways that I didn't fully appreciate at the time. Recent events have stirred up all kinds of memories and emotions that I suspect not everyone understands. I grew up in a fairly conservative Baptist church with a white pastor and a majority of white members. One might suspect that most of my family and friends held a particular political bent, but not exactly. It may be helpful to provide a few more details:
My pastor was a "missionary kid" raised in India.
Our church was located in a Jewish neighborhood. Instead of a YMCA and YWCA, there was a YMHA and YWHA. ("H" as in "Hebrew.)
One deacon (or elder) was a 3rd generation Japanese American. His father's family was kept in American internment camps during World War II, even though they were citizens of the United States.
Another deacon was a political refugee from Liberia.
Our choir director, married to the first deacon, was from China.
Our church supported a family from Romania in their effort to escape from behind the Iron Curtain of communism.
There were also members and international students of a local college from Pakistan, Brazil, Jamaica, Haiti, and various parts of Africa.
Let's just say that potluck dinners at my church were amazing! And I haven't even mentioned the Korean-speaking church that met in the sanctuary on Sunday afternoons. Some of the English-speaking families would join us in the morning for the benefit of their children. For some time, my mother was the organist for both congregations.
Then there's the experience of where I lived and went to school. Most of the town was white, though many were from working-class families who recently (within a generation or two) immigrated from Poland, Russia, Hungary, Portugal, Greece, and so on. Friends with whom I played basketball, baseball, and kickball on an almost daily basis were Jewish, Black, and Latino. My best friend's mother told everyone that she was my "Jewish mother" with all the rights and heart-felt scoldings that come with such.
When I left for college, I realized that these experiences happened in something of a bubble. "Sunday morning at 11:00 am is the most divided hour of the week in American churches!" That was not my experience, but was and is for most. So it took me a while to realize the depth of pain behind that statement. One thing that has continued to hold true is there are many incredible people who have had to struggle for their basic rights. Their stories have been important to my understanding of a bigger picture of what is happening in the world.
That doesn't mean I always "get it." Reflecting back, I can see more clearly that my community, and even my church, was not a utopia for racial reconciliation. Racism is ingrained in many subtle and not-so-subtle ways throughout our culture, and through my own heart as well. What it does mean is that human rights are not just an "issue" for me. Real people have crossed paths with me, due to the sufferings of their parents or even in their own lives. These friends hoped for better, yet at times are left hoping for more.
Among the raucous disagreements surrounding immigration and racism in our country, multiple days for special observations have passed quietly by: Martin Luther King Jr. Day, International Holocaust Remembrance Day, Day of Remembrance for Japanese American Internment, and today is the beginning of Black History Month. We repeat over and over, "Never forget!" Yet new stories of struggle continue to emerge. We cannot say that we truly remember the past, if we have no vision for a different future. We cannot expect a different future, unless we act toward justice in the present.
My idealism is very much rooted in my own limited reality of who God is and what the church was created to be. But I don't think it's just me. Friends raised in churches across the political spectrum and a wide range of cultural experiences seem to agree: from the recent blog post by Prof. Brennan Breed on Hebrew hospitality to this open letter from World Vision; from discussions about the Geneva Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees to a simple reminder from our country's first document…
Some of our professors have joined other scholars in a larger effort to show that we can find common ground in our shared American values across religious traditions. And many continue to break bread with new friends who help correct our vision, and help transform us and our communities in new and beautiful ways.
Find new friends. Not just ones who look and think and act like you, but ones with an entirely different experience of the world.
Love them well. Model a new community that welcomes those who need it most, even though it may be uncomfortable and involve some sacrifice.
Scratch that: It will be uncomfortable and involve sacrifice…but that's when you know you're making progress.
Michael Thompson is the Director of Communications for Columbia Theological Seminary.


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The first leg of the inaugural HSBC World Rugby Sevens Challenger Series 2020 will be held at the Estadio Sausalito in Vina del Mar, Chile over the weekend of 15-16 February 2020. The competition aims to boost rugby sevens' development across the globe.
The sixteen teams competing at Vina del Mar are: Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Germany, Hong Kong, Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Mexico, Papua New Guinea, Paraguay, Portugal, Tonga, Uganda, Uruguay and Zimbabwe.
At Vina del Mar, Japan are in Pool A along with Uruguay, Portugal and Tonga.
Pool A Pool B Pool C Pool D
Japan Hong Kong Germany Chile
Tonga Jamaica Uganda Zimbabwe
Portugal PNG Italy Brazil
Uruguay Colombia Paraguay Mexico
Pool A Games for Japan
Match No.6 – 12:53: Japan v Uruguay
Match No.14 – 15:59: Japan v Portugal
Match No.22 – 19:35: Japan v Tonga


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January/February 2022 Issue
Category: News from LargeNeutrino Telescopes
News from the GNN partners
ANTARES switched off
On February 14th, 2022, after 16 years of continuous operation, the first deep sea neutrino telescope, ANTARES, was powered down for the last time.
Here some more detailed information taken for the ANTARES webpage:
December 2021 Issue
Neutrinos from PKS 0735+17?
The IceCube collaboration has recently reported the detection of an event IceCube-211208A with moderate probability (signalness 50.2%) to be explained by an astrophysical neutrino with a most probable energy of 172 TeV (GCN #31191). A prominent radio and gamma-ray blazar PKS 0735+17 is located just outside the 90% PSF containment of the IceCube event, including the expected systematic uncertainty of the determination of the arrival direction. The blazar was found to experience a strong flare in gamma rays (ATel #15099>), X-rays (ATel #15102, #15108, #15109), optical (ATel #15098, #15100) and radio (ATel #15099) bands. No additional neutrino events from the direction of the alert have been reported by IceCube (GCN #31195) and ANTARES (ATel #15106).
News from the experiments
1) Sea campaign completed - 10 detection units in operation at ORCA!
At November 22, a successful sea operation at the ORCA site was completed. The campaign had started at Nov. 18. After a stand-by of 24 hours, due to uncertain weather conditions, the Castor and the Janus vessel left the French coast and headed to the KM3NeT/ORCA site. Onboard the Castor were seven new detection units (DUs) and one autonomous acoustic beacon. The Janus was instead equipped with a Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV), which was maneuvered from the ship to perform the deep-sea action: inspection of the submarine structures and connections of the new detection units to the already installed submarine network.
October 2021 Issue
Yahya Tayalati, professor at the University Mohammed V in Rabat and principal investigator of ANTARES and KM3NeT in Morocco has been awarded the prestigious Mustafa Prize. This is a top science and technology award, granted biennially to the researchers and scientists of the Islamic world. Yahya was selected together with 4 other recipients among more than 500 candidates. He received the award for his contribution in beyond standard model physics, especially the "Observation of the Light by Light Scattering and the Search for Magnetic Monopoles". In addition to being one of the leaders of the dark matter group in the two collaborations, Yahya is leading integration activities for KM3NeT DOMs at two different sites in Morocco.
ANTARES and Baikal-GVD
Taking data, nothing special...
July/August 2021 Issue
ANTARES is smoothly taking data and continues to play a successful role in various multi-messenger and alert programs. However, given the configurations of ORCA and ARCA now operating, the termination of ANTARES operation will happen at the next favorable occasion. The latter is not yet firmly scheduled.
ANTARES/KM3NeT had a 2-week Collaboration Meeting (7-18 June, via zoom) hosted by LPC Caen, France. The main focus was on finalizing results for ICRC.
Two new institutions have joined KM3NeT as new associate members:
Laboratoire d'Informatique & Systemes, Univ. Toulon, France, interested in bioacoustics data,
Instituto de Ciencias del Mar (ICM), Barcelona, Spain, interested in bioluminescence studies.
VLVnT
This year's VLVnT was a great success. With 285 registered participants and typically 140 of them dialed in during the plenary talks this was the VLVnT with the largest attendance ever.
News from KM3NeT
On April 8 – 15, the KM3NeT collaboration has successfully deployed five strings at the ARCA site and is operating now a configuration of six strings. Congratulations! Read the report from Simone Biagi (LNS Catania) who was one of the five KM3NeT members on board:
March 2021 Issue
News from ANTARES and KM3NeT
Despite COVID difficulties, the ARCA junction box and five Detection units (DUs) are ready to be deployed. The deployment vessel will set sail from Malta on April 8 for a week-long sea operation.
News from Large Neutrino Telescopes. Preface


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Here's Why Leading Semiconductor Stocks Plunged Today
Cautious management commentary from Texas Instruments and STMicroelectronics triggered a sectorwide panic on Wednesday.
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Investors in the semiconductor sector had a hard day on Wednesday. Stocks fell across the sector, and several leading chip names saw their share prices close more than 10% lower -- on very little news of their own. Instead, market makers are extrapolating bad news for these companies based on how a couple of bellwether semiconductor companies are talking about market weakness in the near future.
The biggest drops today include NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA), closing 9.8% lower; Semtech (NASDAQ:SMTC), suffering a 10.7% drop at the closing bell; and Cypress Semiconductor (NASDAQ:CY), taking a 10.2% haircut today.
The panic started last night, when Texas Instruments (NASDAQ:TXN) reported third-quarter results followed by a similar business update from STMicroelectronics (NYSE:STM) early Wednesday morning. In both cases, these industry giants delivered fine results for the period that passed -- but undermined those numbers with modest guidance for their respective fourth quarters.
STMicro's management team pinned the blame on slow order flows from customers in China, which makes sense against the backdrop of a tariff-based trade war between Washington and Beijing. TI didn't want to make that connection, preferring to talk about a general slowdown after several years of rapid growth across the broad semiconductor market. Since that company's largest customers tend to set up long-term supplier contracts, which account for more than 60% of TI's total revenues in any given quarter, TI isn't particularly worried about short-term tariff troubles.
Taken together, you get a general slowdown with a particular focus on soft Chinese order flows. In their latest earnings reports, Semtech collected 56% of its revenue from the Middle Kingdom, NVIDIA's Chinese sales were 24% of the company's totals, and that ratio stopped at 40% for Cypress. It's hard to blame investors in these companies for taking the China-based worries to heart in a big way.
Now what
All of that being said, it might be a bit early to draw negative conclusions about NVIDIA, Semtech, and Cypress from the tea leaves that Texas Instruments and STMicroelectronics cast. These companies do serve similar customer types and end markets, but the devil is in the details. Semtech is the closest match for Texas Instruments among today's biggest losers, but the others come with more unique business profiles. Cypress leans more on the smartphone market than the other names here. NVIDIA is big in consumer computing, with a hopeful eye on the budding automotive computing segment.
It's worth noting that STMicro shares also closed 13.7% lower while Texas Instruments suffered a smaller 8.2% drop. Those were the tickers with actual news to report. Cypress, Semtech, and NVIDIA endured heavier losses than TI by no fault of their own.
You don't have to wait long for the other shoe to drop -- or not -- in the case of Cypress Semiconductor. That earnings report is due on Thursday evening. NVIDIA's next report won't drop until Nov. 15, probably right next to Semtech's update. We'll know more after all of that. Until then, I'm not 100% convinced that the carefully worded slowdown warnings from two chip companies will spoil the entire sector.


Even as Donald Trump is desperate to show to the US population, and especially his voter base, some actual achievement before his first 100 days run out next weekend, prompting him to tell AP that he will unveil a "tremendous" tax cut plan next week (recall he did the same in February), the Trump administration is quietly preparing for the possibility of a government shutdown, even though the president and his staff believe one is unlikely to occur.
As a reminder, the government will shut down at midnight on April 28 if Congress cannot agree on a spending bill. As reported over the past week, the measure hit various snags over Trump's demands to include funding for Trump's border wall and a debate over money for an Obamacare insurer subsidy program, both programs which virtually assure the spending bill will not pass.
As a result, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) has begun to coordinate with government agencies to plan for a possible shutdown. "While we do not expect a lapse, prudence and common sense require routine assessments will be made," OMB Director Mick Mulvaney said in a statement.
The office set up a phone call to go over the agencies' shutdown plans, which could include steps such as furloughs for federal workers. The OMB said the plans were reviewed ahead of a possible shutdown last December and are unlikely to be revised.
To be sure, Congress can avoid a full-blown shutdown if it passes a short-term spending measure to keep the government open while negotiations over a broader funding deal continue, but even that process has been put into question.
"I think we're in good shape," President Trump said when asked about the possibility of a shutdown. "We remain confident we're not going to have a shutdown," White House press secretary Sean Spicer told reporters at a separate off-camera briefing, calling the preparation "required steps" for the federal agencies and departments.
Some analysts disagree with the optimistic assessment.
As such unless Trump concedes to all demands, not only is a full spending bill out of the question, but even a short-term agreement appears precarious.
He sees 25% odds for temporary partial shutdown, with path to deal including boost for border "security" funds (not wall), added military funding. Others, such as Goldman see shutdown odds at one in three (and rising).
Should the White House be unable to concede on some of the controversial demands floated in recent days, we expect the shut down odds to rise substantially, and instead of a "massive" tax cut, the most likely outcome may in fact be a closed government starting next weekend, and lasting for the foreseeable future.


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Q: Python Split by line by comma into maps of list My question is pretty similar to this question
Python: split line by comma, then by space
But what I need is one step ahead. My list actually looks like this
name,phone,monthlysalary,age
Peter,1234567,100000,28
John,22345,200000,30
Mary,32345,300000,40

If I break the list using:-
Source="""name,phone,monthlysalary,age
Peter,1234567,100000,28
John,22345,200000,30
Mary,32345,300000,40"""
x = [elem.split(",") for elem in Source.split("\n")]

Then I can get the result as:-
[['name', 'phone', 'monthlysalary', 'age'],
 ['Peter', '1234567', '100000', '28'],
 ['John', '22345', '200000', '30'],
 ['Mary', '32345', '300000', '40']]

But what I need is:-
{'Peter': ['1234567', '100000', '28'],
'John': ['22345', '200000', '30'],
'Mary': ['32345', '300000', '40']}

Instead of a list of list, I would like to:

*

*ignore the header line (name, phone, monthlysalary, age)

*get the result as a dict of list so that I can use the key name to locate their details

*It would be great if I can do it in a single line of statement but this is kind of cosmetic

Of coz I can easily write a simple code as below to achieve this:-
Source="""name,phone,monthlysalary,age
Peter,1234567,100000,28
John,22345,200000,30
Mary,32345,300000,40"""
x = dict()
_, *lines = Source.split("\n")
for line in lines:
    head, *tail = line.split(',')
    x[head] = tail

But instead I would like to know is it possible to achieve this using one liner?

A: That's what the CSV module does:
import csv

data = csv.DictReader(filename, delimiter=",")

A: If you do not want to use the csv module, you can reproduce the behavious of DictReader like this:
>>> data = """name,phone,monthlysalary,age
... Peter,1234567,100000,28
... John,22345,200000,30
... Mary,32345,300000,40"""
...
>>> lines = iter(data.splitlines())
>>> head = next(lines).split(",")
>>> [dict(zip(head, line.split(","))) for line in lines]
[{'age': '28', 'monthlysalary': '100000', 'name': 'Peter', 'phone': '1234567'},
 {'age': '30', 'monthlysalary': '200000', 'name': 'John', 'phone': '22345'},
 {'age': '40', 'monthlysalary': '300000', 'name': 'Mary', 'phone': '32345'}]

If instead you want a one-liner for the result format from your update, try this:
>>> {x[0]: x[1:] for x in (line.split(",") for line in data.splitlines()[1:])}
{'John': ['22345', '200000', '30'],
 'Mary': ['32345', '300000', '40'],
 'Peter': ['1234567', '100000', '28']}

However, both the memory consumption of importing the csv module and the benefits of one-liners are probably overrated.

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How connectivity is driving a reimagined future for cars
Whether it's Beijing, Frankfurt or Chicago, go to any of the world's biggest auto shows and it quickly becomes clear that carmakers are going all in to develop vehicles that are smart, intuitive and connected.
"A lot of features available in today's vehicles were in the realm of science fiction a few years ago," said Hannes Estl, an engineer and general manager at our company.
The connected cars of today provide a glimpse into the future. Though talking on the phone while driving can be a distraction, for current and future generations of cars, communication in the car isn't discouraged – it's advancing. The difference is that the cars are doing the communicating.
Connected cars enable smarter rides
By connecting to the cloud through high-speed cell networks, vehicle communication is opening the door to dramatic improvements in comfort, safety and drivability. Technology is redefining the personal transportation experience as digital connectivity quickly becomes the automotive industry norm. More and more, vehicles will connect to personal electronics, homes and the broad landscape of the Internet of Things.
"The typical car today is more computer than machine," said Hope Bovenzi, a systems engineer for automotive infotainment systems. "There's so much we're putting into these vehicles. So much can now be done to make cars more entertaining and safe."
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The digital cockpit will continue to evolve as we move to autonomy. More and more streaming entertainment content will be available and consumable as the vehicle interior changes.
"Imagine on long road trips parents can turn around the front seats to have dinner with their kids and dim the windshield glass so the family can watch a movie as they continue down the road," Hannes said.
Connected autonomy
These features will coincide with 5G mobile network deployment, which will dramatically increase connectivity speed and bandwidth, and car-to-car communications. This will unlock the power of collective coordination for cars, in which a vehicle makes an emergency stop for a fallen tree and relays that information to other vehicles a mile behind it. Or a group of cars relay traffic patterns or deteriorating weather conditions to others in the area so they can reroute. At the same time, we'll also see the slow implementation of smart-city infrastructure, where sensor-embedded light poles monitor and alert drivers when a parking spot opens up or when a bridge is about to open.
"Many of these connected features will make our cars safer, easier to drive, more comfortable and more fuel efficient," Hannes said. "And once you have the technical capability, why would you even want to drive or own your own vehicle? Just push a button in your app and the robo-taxi will be waiting for you."
Smart systems for seamless driving
Big changes are happening, and even bigger ones are coming within a decade. Innovations in connectivity and advanced driver assistance systems will intersect, enabling fully autonomous systems to start penetrating the automobile market. This will unlock new design paradigms that dramatically reconfigure how designers and engineers build cars, and how these machines deliver entertainment and information to their occupants.
Anybody who has been in the market for a new car in last few years will be familiar with the smart systems available today to assist drivers and help cars perceive the world around them. Adaptive cruise control uses the vehicle's onboard radar, LIDAR or cameras to sense vehicles ahead and automatically adjust its speed to maintain a safe distance. Lane-departure warnings feed information from cameras to processors to alert a driver when the car is drifting out of its lane. Lane-keeping systems make corrective actions to keep the vehicle between the lines. Image processing and computer vision systems already let cars understand traffic signs on the road to automatically adjust speed to legal limits or brake if the driver doesn't see a stop sign. The list goes on.
Though the exact timing is debated, some experts predict that advanced driver-assistance systems will evolve to allow highly and fully autonomous driving – without the need for driver input – within in the next decade. Cars will seamlessly operate within smart cities and drive on highways without the driver's foot on the pedals, hands on the wheel or even eyes on the road.
Common to all of these exciting innovations and a reimagined future for automobiles is the most foundational element – the integrated circuits being developed by our company that make it all possible.
"In biology class, students talk about cells being the building blocks of life," Hope said. "Our integrated circuits are the building blocks of electronics, and more and more of them are being put into cars. So much is changing – it's such a fun time to be in the connected-car world."
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