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Still Speaking: An Intellectual History of John Henrik Clarke
Jared A. Ball
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Numerous scholars and intellects have sought the production of scholarship meant to address the problem presented by voluminous academic assaults on non-European, non-Western and oppressed classes by Eurocentric historiography whose sole purpose is and has been the justification of the historical and continuing oppression of exploited "races" and classes. John Henrik Clarke would be introduced to, use and later teach a tradition of African-centered activist/scholarship whose immediate purpose was the restoration of a world history made all but obsolete under the weight of Eurocentric historiography.
This tradition is traced from the 19th century to the present where Clarke is shown as an exemplar and conduit for this paradigm and methodological tool used to interpret historical and contemporary phenomena. This tradition is identified as the tradition and is defined as containing four central tenets: a pan-African outlook, an autodidact emphasis, a recognition of the antiquity of African civilization, philosophy and religion and finally, an importance placed on the bibliophile.
In order to identify and develop the definition of the tradition an overview of 19th century African American history is conducted marking the earliest signs of scholarship produced under each tenet of the tradition. Subsequent chapters describe the tradition as it develops in the context of the global historical events that shape and further it in order to illustrate precisely where this tradition was as it was passed to John Henrik Clarke during his first years in New York City circa 1933. This requires some time devoted to the definition of the tradition, those who first brought it into practice, how it was transmitted and the global occurrences that helped determine its making and use.
Finally, the life of John Henrik Clarke is explored in relation to the tradition through his many writings and those of his intellectual ancestors, contemporaries and descendents. His life is traced as societal factors such as the Great Migration, both World Wars and global resistance to enslavement, imperialism, capitalism and colonialism all culminate to affect the form the tradition would take and, therefore, its interpretation and application by Clarke. This allows for an illustration of how Clarke's own analysis developed and how this analysis would transform Clarke into one of the most influential scholar/activists of the 20th century.
In the end what is shown is an intellectual lineage. This lineage is followed as it is passed to and though John Henrik Clarke for the purpose of redefining the condition and history of the world's people. It is this process of redefinition that is considered primarily, but not solely, in relation to its necessity as a result of an ignoble Eurocentric historiography meant to justify a European/American hegemony. For ultimately what is discussed is the human development of those whose humanity has been and continues to be denied.

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Casimer DeCusatis is presenting the talk "The NSF CC-DNI SecureCloud Project: Autonomic Cybersecurity for Zero Trust Cloud Computing" on Monday March 25th at 11am (Eastern).
Cyberinfrastructure is undergoing a radical transformation as traditional data centers are replaced by cloud computing. Cloud hosted applications tend to have a poorly defined network perimeter, large attack surfaces, and pose significant challenges for network visibility, segmentation, and authentication. We discuss research from the NSF SecureCloud project, which addresses the unique requirements of cloud security using an autonomic, zero trust architecture.
We have created and tested original software using a first-of-a-kind cybersecurity test bed constructed at the New York State Cloud Computing & Analytic Center, Marist College. We developed the first honeypot for software defined network (SDN) controllers , and created honeypots for graph database APIs, SSH, and other applications. These honeypots collect raw data telemetry, which is processed into actionable threat intelligence using our Lightweight Cloud Analytics for Real Time Security (LCARS), an SIEM that includes the G-Star graph database and hive plot visualizer.
We have built a threat intelligence database including attack patterns and orchestrated response recipes. We demonstrate dynamic reconfiguration using REST APIs for network appliances, while we cloak high risk applications using a combination of Transport Layer Access Control and First Packet Authentication. Use cases include reconfiguration of trust levels in response to distributed denial of service (DDoS) and other attacks.
Casimer DeCusatis is an Assistant Professor at Marist College. He is a Cisco Distinguished Speaker, Fellow of IEEE, OSA, SPIE, and recipient of the following awards: IEEE Kiyo Tomiyasu, IEEE R1 Cybersecurity Education, Sigma Xi Walston Chubb, Mensa Copper Black, PSU Outstanding Alumnus, and IEEE/HKN OYEE. He received his M.S.(1988) & Ph.D.(1990) from RPI and his B.S. from Penn State (1986).
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A Thought on "Citizen"
Posted on 24 February 2016 by eehines
Mark Lilla's essay in the New York Review of Books regarding France's response to the series of Islamic terrorist attacks against the Republic carried out on Metropolitan French soil has sparked a thought in me regarding the nature of "citizen" for a nation. The passage in question is this [via Power Line; the full essay is behind the NYRB's paywall]:
The Hollande government responded in kind [to public Islamist threats]…. Most controversially he called for binationals convicted of terrorist crimes to be stripped of French nationality, a proposal that runs up against current constitutional and European jurisprudence but has been Hollande's most popular move since being elected.
Withdraw the terrorist's citizenship and throw him out of the country. What's wrong with that? International law makes it illegal to create a stateless person, hence the Hollande administration's decision to limit withdrawal of French citizenship to those already possessing another nation's citizenship status also—a binational.
American citizenship under existing domestic statutes and case law also cannot be withdrawn; see, for instance, Afroyim v Rusk, a 1967 Supreme Court ruling which denied the ability of the government to rescind the citizenship of an established citizen. There is a constitutional question attached.
However. The underlying philosophy of our political nation, our concept of social compact, is very much a Lockean philosophy, and our Constitution is steeped in that view: a consensual government, yes, but also very much a matter of discriminating between those within our social compact and abiding by our compact's rules—those who are members of the compact and those only resident here with the compact's permission (and by whose residence have agreed to abide by our compact's rules)—and those outside out social compact, whether physically or otherwise.
Herein lies my thought. An earlier definition of "outlaw" is in Locke's Second Treatise of Government: a man who is within a social compact but who by his criminal actions has placed himself outside the compact. In Locke's view, any criminal act, whether directed particularly against an individual member of the compact or against the compact as an entity, was an attack on the compact as a whole; hence the criminal's outlaw status. That outlaw status had an important outcome apart from his simple eligibility for suitable punishment for his actions: outlaw status also placed the criminal outside the protections of the social compact; the outlaw had no recourse to the compact's laws or courts or anything else.
We Americans, though, have parsed criminal acts into two key categories, attacks against individuals and attacks against government or society. Only criminality directed at our society or government are attacks against our compact as a whole. Clearly, though, terrorist attacks against Americans—individually or in groups—are attacks against our society, are attacks against our social compact. American citizens who are terrorists, by their actions, place themselves outside our social compact and thereby lose the protections of our compact.
We should acknowledge that wholly voluntary self-placement: withdraw citizenship from such an erstwhile American in addition to the existing sanctions against his terrorism. After the terrorist has served out that sanction, he should be ejected from our nation.
Obviously, there are some mechanics that would need to be grunted through to enact this sort of thing, not least of which is that constitutionality question. But that doesn't refute the principle; it's only a barrier on the path to be corrected and overcome. One expression of the barrier, from Afroyim v Rusk, was expressed by Justice Hugo Black, writing for the Court, said in part
In our country the people are sovereign and the Government cannot sever its relationship to the people by taking away their citizenship.
Certainly. But We the People can instruct our employee government to enact a law that severs our relationship with an outlaw by taking away his citizenship, his right to be among us and to enjoy the protections of our compact. If it's cleaner for us to make our instruction via the Constitution's Article V, then so be it. Again, though, the means is a speed bump, not an impenetrable barrier.
International law? That enjoins against creating a stateless person. It does not, though, obligate us in any way to find this outlaw a place to be somewhere else before we acknowledge his decision to stop being a member of our compact. In addition to enjoining us, it obligates other nations to find a place within them for him to be. That's a moral obligation, to be sure, and not a legal one. Thus, international law needs to be corrected and updated to deal with terrorists as outlaws. Or we need to withdraw from this law.
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Annlee on 24 February 2016 at 14:39 said:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Man_Without_a_Country


The panic in the college application process may be easing a bit.
That's the way some experts are interpreting statistics in a new report that shows a slight decline in the number of high school seniors who apply to seven or more colleges.
That decline in 2012 was the first in 20 years, according to the study by the National Assn. for College Admission Counseling (NACAC). It had swelled from 9% in 1992 to 29% in 2011. Then the share of students applying to seven or more schools declined to 28%.
"In good news, there are some indicators that there may be an end in sight to the application scramble among students and colleges," said the report, entitled "2013 State of College Admissions."
It also said that anecdotal evidence suggests some colleges are "curbing efforts to bring in as many applications as possible, in favor of more focused targeting of 'good-fit' students who would be likely to attend."
In related matters, the study found that colleges continue to consider students' grades in high school college prep courses by far the most important factor in admissions decisions. Those grades were described as considerably important by 82% of colleges in 2012. Admissions test scores were considered very significant by 56% of colleges.
After all the anxiety surrounding application essays, it may come as a surprise or a relief to some students that essays were deemed very important by just 20% of colleges. Counselors' recommendations was judged crucial by only 16%.
More than 440 colleges participated in the survey.


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Home Artworks Frances Anne Crewe (neé Greville), Lady Crewe (1748-1818) as St. Genevieve
Frances Anne Crewe (neé Greville), Lady Crewe (1748-1818) as St. Genevieve
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Sir Joshua Reynolds (1723 - 1792)
Place: Government Art Collection
Joshua Reynolds was the dominant artistic personality during the age of George III. He was born in Plympton, Devon. From 1750 to 1752 he studied the work of the Old Masters in Rome. Reynolds returned via Florence and Paris, and settled in London in 1753. In 1759 he painted a portrait of the future king, George, Prince of Wales (Royal Collection). After George's accession the following year, Reynolds was dismayed to learn that Allan Ramsay had been made Principal Painter to the King. This marked the beginning of increasing hostility between Reynolds and the King. Nonetheless, by 1760 Reynolds had established himself as the leading portraitist. He became President of the Royal Academy in 1768 and was knighted the following year.
Crewe, Frances Anne (née Greville), Lady Crewe
book, reading (as Subject), female portrait, landscape C18th, tree, dog, sheep, river, stone/rock, 18th century costume
Purchased from Colnaghi, March 1973
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APA Lei, BL.,Kang, J.,Wang, XT.,Liu, Q.,Yu, ZQ.,...&Fu, JM.(2015).The effects of progesterone on transcriptional expression profiles of genes associated with hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal and hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axes during the early development of zebrafish (Danio rerio).Chemosphere,128,199-206.
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A successful season ended in spectacular fashion as motorcycle racer Antony Hart trumped big budget teams to land FOUR championship titles.
Racing in the final round of the season at Snetterton, the Melton ace achieved the main objective for 2015 on Saturday when he added the 350 GP Championship to the Honda 125 crown.
But there was better to come on Sunday for Hart and his mechanic dad Ron as they clinched the ACU National Championships, an official British championship.
A sensational quartet of prizes was then capped by claiming the prestigious King of the Classics title, contested by the best riders from each class over the season.
"I've won the 125 championship six times so I was favourite to do that one again, but to win all the other three as well was unbelievable," Hart said.
Ron added: "I was quite confident in my ability to build a good bike and Ant has been in the form of his life this season, so we were confident we could get near the top of at least one of the championships.
Just needing a points finish to take the 125 crown, Hart finished in style with a class win and a new lap record before lady luck, for once, smiled his way.
Trailing by 11 points going into the final two races, the championship leader crashed out under pressure in the first, allowing the Melton rider to reduce the gap to four points.
And lying second in the final race, two places ahead of his rival, a red flag spelled a premature finish with two laps outstanding, and the championship was Hart's by three points.
He said: "It all seemed to go my way in the 350 GP with Dean (Stimpson) crashing out in race one.
Hart knew he just had to finish ahead of title rival Stimpson and protect his three-point lead to capture the ACU National Championship on Sunday.
And, riding relaxed and unhindered by pressure, Hart did so, by one place.
"After a few laps I started to pull away from him and once a big gap had appeared, it was just a case of finishing the race and praying nothing went wrong with the bike," he said.
The odds were stacked against the Hart team in the decisive King of the Classics race.
Talented young rider George Hogton-Rusling was hot favourite, backed by a team with a handsome budget and aboard a much more powerful machine.
But having established an unassailable lead, Hogton-Rusling's engine began to lose oil, finishing his race, and meaning Hart's second place finish was enough to secure a clean sweep.
Hart said: "What makes it feel an extra special achievement is that fact most of my rivals are riding for big, well-funded teams, whereas I'm riding a bike built and prepared solely by my dad.


South Korea's ambassador to Russia revealed on Monday that North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un is likely to visit Russia this month amid warming relations between him and President Vladimir Putin.
South Korean Ambassador Woo Yoon-keun told reporters that although the two countries had not yet reached a formal agreement, the two sides were likely to meet before the end of November.
Woo also confirmed that Vladimir Putin will visit South Korea within the next year in a bid to further progress with regard to their ongoing peace negotiations with North Korea.
In May, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov visited Pyongyang, where he delivered a message inviting Kim Jong-un to Moscow for a meeting with Putin. The following month, Putin sent his own personal invitation to the young communist dictator, promising to build strong ties between the two regimes.
Russia and North Korea have developed close diplomatic ties since the end of the Korean War, with Russia providing essential economic assistance to the regime while opposing international sanctions and attempts to isolate the country economically. Putin was also a close ally of Kim Jong-un's father, Kim Jong-il, with the pair both holding state visits in their respective countries.


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Q: XPath and SelectNodes Method First I did see this but it did not seem to help
XPath SelectNodes in .NET
I am trying to read a SSRS report defination.
ReportingService report = new ReportingService();
report.Credentials = System.Net.CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials;

string x = new System.Text.UTF8Encoding().GetString(
                           report.GetReportDefinition(ReportName));

//Remove a Character at the beginning of the document -- Char 65279
x = x.Replace(x.Substring(0, 1), "");
XmlDocument xml = new XmlDocument();

XmlNamespaceManager ns = new XmlNamespaceManager(xml.NameTable);
// This appears to be a reserved default?
//ns.AddNamespace("xmlns","http://schemas.microsoft.com/sqlserver/reporting/2005/01/reportdefinition");
ns.AddNamespace("xmlns:rd","http://schemas.microsoft.com/SQLServer/reporting/reportdesigner");
xml.LoadXml(x);

Now I am looking for the Query node which should be under
Report
...
    DataSets
        DataSet
            Query

Now if I look at some variables
  xml.Name = "#document"
  xml.DocumentElement.Name = "Report"
  xml.DocumentElement.ChildNodes[12].Name = "DataSets"
  xml.DocumentElement.ChildNodes[12].ChildNodes[0].Name = "DataSet"
  xml.DocumentElement.ChildNodes[12].ChildNodes[0].ChildNodes[1].Name = "Query"

But the problem is trying a couple of things I can not get to this DataSets Node or any subnodes.   Example
 xml.DocumentElement.SelectNodes(".//DataSets",ns);
 xml.DocumentElement.SelectNodes("DataSets",ns);
 xml.SelectSingleNode("//Report/DataSets",ns);
 xml.SelectSingleNode("//Query",ns);

Both return null what am I doing wrong.
Edited using driis advice

A: Thank you guys for leading me down the right path,
this also helped
Using xpath and rdlc report
So the answer is this, you can name your prefixes anything you want.
Uncommenting out the line
ns.AddNamespace("xmlns","http://schemas.microsoft.com/sqlserver/reporting/2005/01/reportdefinition");

and changing it to
ns.AddNamespace("def","http://schemas.microsoft.com/sqlserver/reporting/2005/01/reportdefinition");

Then the following works
 xml.SelectNodes("//def:DataSets",ns);
 xml.SelectSingleNode("//def:Report/def:DataSets", ns);
 xml.SelectSingleNode("//def:Query", ns);

A: this shall return you all DataSets nodes in the xml XmlDocument:
xml.SelectNodes("//DataSets");

Note that this returns a XmlNodeList as a type on which you can iterate.
If you are sure the problem has to do with namespaces, have a look at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/318545

A: Then why don't you just do
XmlNodeList queries =  xml.SelectNodes("//Query");
//selects 'Query' node occuring anywhere

foreach(XmlNode query in queries){
  XmlNode dataSetForquery = query.GetParent();

  //do some other stuff with query here
}

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OTTAWA (September 27, 2014): – Just days after incumbent mayor Jim Watson said in an environmental all candidates debate that the city has "a moral and ecological responsibility" to address climate change, local environmental organization Ecology Ottawa releases its report on the views of candidates for city council on the issue.
Nine out of ten Ottawa City Council candidates say they believe the city must do its part to reduce emissions of the greenhouse gases that cause climate change, according to a candidates' survey conducted by Ecology Ottawa.
"The survey results show that candidates all over Ottawa—and the vast majority of candidates—understand that not only is climate change one of the most important challenges of our time, but that the City has a role and responsibility to play in addressing that challenge" says Charles Hodgson, the lead for Ecology Ottawa's climate change campaign.
Ecology Ottawa asked all candidates running in the October 27 municipal election to explain where they stand on Ottawa's most pressing environmental issues by completing a questionnaire. 66 out of the total of 124 candidates have responded thus far.
"Lots of candidates have specific initiatives they'd like to see implemented, such as ways to finance household energy efficiency renovations; or something called a 'climate lens' to ensure City decision-making takes climate change into account" Hodgson says. "This shows that community leaders running for office know that we all have a role to play. They agree with the outgoing council's decision in May to reengage on global warming by passing a climate change management plan. Many candidates want to go further, they think the targets in the plan aren't ambitious enough" Hodgson says.
A full report of candidates' responses on complete streets can be downloaded here: Your Decision – Vote for a Healthy & Green Ottawa – Election 2014 – All-Candidates Survey – Council Candidates Want Urgent Action on Climate Change.
The report is the second installment of Ecology Ottawa's series during Election 2014. Four more reports will be released in the weeks leading up to Election Day in Ottawa onOctober 27th.


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Posted: 12/10/20
The gift of kindness for two Mansfield charities
Health and social care students at West Nottinghamshire College have been creating ways to support the more vulnerable members of their community.
Tutor Kathryn Baker (centre) with some of her students and their hampers for The Beacon Project
Just some of the food collected for the charity
Longlasting products like cans of drink and tinned food will be used to create meals at the centre
Students on the Level 1 Award in the Introduction to Health and Social Care and Children and Young People's Settings are currently working in two 'bubbles' to ensure safe distanced learning when in the classroom.
As part of their learner enrichment activities, the two bubbles wanted to get involved in a project to help local homeless people. Together with their tutor Kathryn Baker students put a request out to staff and students to help with donations of food, toiletries and clothing.
In just under two weeks the students had collected multiple boxes of food which includes tinned goods, pasta, drinks, toiletries, beans and crisps. In addition more than 80 items of clothing, some brand new, such as jeans, shoes, jumpers, socks and coats were collected.
Sian Davies, 16, who is studying in bubble one, said: "We really wanted to help the homeless as it's getting close to winter and our thoughts turn to those who are living outdoors. Our bubble chose The Beacon Project to support and we're so proud of how much we've got."
The second group of students have another delivery planned soon after working on gathering food items with their learning enrichment and learning companies coach Eleanor O'Hara. This group will be donating to the Mansfield Soup Kitchen which is the second of the students' charities to support this year.
Tutor Kathryn Baker said: "Our students have all done so well in getting this project off the ground. Every one of them has taken an active role. We hope to continue to support The Beacon Project and the Mansfield Soup Kitchen throughout winter to offer those in need a helping hand."
Louisa Hillman, manager at The Beacon Project, based on St John Street, Mansfield, said: "It's amazing to know that the college can still support us, especially during this difficult time. The students really listened to our needs and brought items that will really be appreciated. It's a very generous donation and I'm proud of the students for thinking of others, when they themselves are facing challenging and uncertain times.
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Tijuana coronavirus death rate soars after hospital outbreaks
TIJUANA, Mexico (Reuters) – The number of deaths from the coronavirus in Mexico's best-known border city, Tijuana, has soared and the COVID-19 mortality rate is twice the national average, the health ministry says, after medical staff quickly fell ill as the outbreak rampaged through hospital wards.
A man reacts as he stands behind a protective panel while the body of his father, who died from the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), is taken away, at General Regional Hospital No.1 of the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS), in Tijuana, May 6, 2020. REUTERS/Ariana Drehsler
A floor at one of the city's main public hospitals has been left empty because so many workers are sick there are not enough left to care for patients, the hospital director said, despite people with COVID-19 symptoms lining up outside to get in for treatment.
More than 21% of patients who have tested positive for coronavirus in the city do not survive, health ministry data showed as of Thursday. In the rest of Mexico, the figure was just under 10%
While Tijuana's figure might be due partly to an unduly high proportion of very sick patients being tested for coronavirus, Alberto Reyes Escamilla, director of Tijuana General Hospital, said he thought it was directly linked to the hospital's personnel shortage.
"It has a lot to do with the fact that we don't have staff," he said, adding that about 500 of his 1,200 person pre-pandemic staff are either off sick or furloughed because of vulnerability to the illness.
"We have a floor that could hold 30 more patients, but we can't use it because I don't have the personnel," said Reyes, who heads one of three public hospitals treating coronavirus.
The two other public hospitals in Tijuana that are treating coronavirus patients also had a large number of staff out sick but the agency running those clinics denied that the high death rate was due to staff shortages.
Tijuana is the municipality with the most deaths attributed to COVID-19 in Mexico, 243 so far, according to state and federal health department data.
That is more than across the U.S. border in San Diego, California, which has a similar population but four times as many confirmed cases.
Outside Tijuana's three coronavirus hospitals, patients line up for hours to enter, mingling with crowds of family members who wait for days for news about loved ones, according to nurses and a Reuters witness.
Another doctor at Tijuana General, who asked not to be named because he was not authorized to speak to media, said the staffing shortage, especially of nurses, was forcing medics to concentrate on treating the most serious cases, risking allowing other COVID-19 patients' conditions to worsen in the meantime. However, some officials blamed the nature of the virus itself.
The Baja California state health department, which operates the hospital, did not respond to multiple requests for comment. In April, state health secretary Alonso Oscar Perez acknowledged in public comments that staffing shortages had prevented the hospital from opening more beds.
The two other coronavirus hospitals in the city are operated by the federal government's Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS).
IMSS Baja California planning coordinator Clemente Martinez told Reuters nearly 14% of doctors at each of the IMSS hospitals in Tijuana had been sent home with coronavirus-related symptoms since the pandemic began, and that other high-risk doctors had been furloughed proactively.
He described the IMSS hospitals as having "a large number of workers who have been infected by the virus" but said Tijuana's high number of deaths was not caused by a staff shortage. "Does it mean that the disease's mortality or lethality increases? No. The disease's lethality is clear," he said.
Last month, Baja California governor Jaime Bonilla said doctors, many of whom work in both the state and federal system, were "dropping like flies" in Tijuana.
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A medical assistant who works in IMSS Hospital 1 — one of Tijuana's coronavirus hospitals – described a grim scene.
"The corpses no longer fit in the morgue; they're putting the bodies in the hallway and covering them with black tarps," said medical assistant Ramona Vega.
Martinez acknowledged that the morgue, which is built to hold four corpses, did not always have space now.
"In any given moment, the number of deaths from this epidemic is far higher," he said.
Mexico's national coronavirus mortality rate is already well above the global average, a result largely attributed to the country having the lowest testing rate in the OECD group of developed nations, and a high incidence of obesity-related diseases.
Alan Rafael Muro, an emergency room doctor who also works with the Mexican Red Cross in Tijuana, said deaths in the city were even higher than registered because some fatal victims with respiratory distress or other coronavirus-related symptoms were not reaching hospital.
"We're not even counting people who die in their homes," he said. Reuters witnessed Muro and fellow paramedics respond to multiple 911 calls within a 24-hour period where people they suspected of having COVID-19 were dead when help arrived.
"It's two p.m. and we've already had 10 dead-on-arrival," he said.
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Deputy health minister Hugo Lopez-Gatell, who has spearheaded Mexico's response to the outbreak, told Reuters this week that the country's coronavirus death toll is higher than the official count which now stands at around 2,900.
IMSS official Martinez said Tijuana was hard-hit by coronavirus earlier than the rest of Mexico because of proximity to the United States, but that mortality figures nationally would likely rise as the virus spreads throughout the interior.
"Statistically that's what we expect, although I firmly hope it's not what happens, despite the statistics saying otherwise," Martinez said.
Additional reporting by Abraham Gonzalez; Editing by Frank Jack Daniel and Alistair Bell
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Sheriff of Cochise
John Bromfield as Frank Morgan
''U.S. Marshal''
Western/Crime drama
Mort Briskin, original format created by Stan Jones
John Bromfield
Stan Jones
4 (2 as Sheriff of Cochise and 2 as U.S. Marshal)
156 (78 as Sheriff of Cochise and 78 as U.S. Marshal)
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National Telefilm Associates
Highway Patrol
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Sheriff of Cochise (later renamed United States Marshal in the third and fourth seasons) is a Western-themed crime drama set in Cochise County, Arizona.
Starring John Bromfield, the series aired seventy-eight episodes in syndication from September 1956 to January 1958, a large number of segments for such a short time frame. As U.S. Marshal, another seventy-eight episodes aired from October 1958 to April 1960 for a total of 156. Over 25 episodes have fallen into the public domain and have been released on DVD.
2 U.S. Marshal guest stars
3 Production notes
Bromfield portrays law enforcement officer Frank Morgan. In the first two seasons, Morgan is the sheriff of Cochise County in southern Arizona. In the third season, Desilu Studios boss Desi Arnaz, Sr., retitled the series so that Morgan would work throughout Arizona as a U.S. Marshal and be involved in a greater number of cases. The first-season episodes were later released under the alternative title, Man from Cochise.[1] This program was produced by Desilu in association with National Telefilm Associates.
Stan Jones, author of the classic western song "Ghost Riders in the Sky", created the series and played Bromfield's top deputy, Harry Olson, in twenty-four episodes before he left the cast.[2] In the first season, Frank Ferguson of the My Friend Flicka series appeared twice as Deputy Henry Murdock; also cast as deputies were Roy Engel, James Griffith, and Forrest Lewis.[3]
Sheriff of Cochise has been loosely compared to another contemporary crime drama, Highway Patrol, starring Broderick Crawford.[3] It is also similar in theme and setting to Rod Cameron's syndicated State Trooper.
"The Witnesses" (January 16, 1958) is the transitional episode leading to U.S. Marshal. In the story line, Sheriff Morgan transfers federal witnesses from Cochise County to the U.S. Marshal's office in Tucson. The criminal element tries to gun down the witnesses, and the current marshal is mortally wounded. Morgan is then appointed as the new marshal. The episode features Joe De Santis, Chris Alcaide, and Roy Barcroft.[4]
U.S. Marshal guest stars
(Note: Several actors appeared in both Sheriff of Cochise and U.S. Marshal.)
Chris Alcaide
Tige Andrews
Morris Ankrum
Roy Barcroft
Don "Red" Barry
John Beradino
Walter Coy
Ronnie Dapo
Christopher Dark
Frank De Kova
Donna Douglas
Robert Eyer
Robert Foulk
Douglas Fowley
Ned Glass
Don Gordon
Tom Greenway
Virginia Grey
Stacy Harris
Henry Hull
Michael Landon
Harry Lauter
Forrest Lewis
Jack Lord
John Lupton
Doug McClure
Don Megowan
Martin Milner
Dennis Patrick
Roger Perry
Ainslie Pryor
Arthur Space
Harold J. Stone
Mel Torme
Joe Turkel
Robert J. Wilke
Grant Withers[5]
The series was filmed about Bisbee, the county seat of Cochise County in the southeastern corner of Arizona.[3]
^ Alex McNeil, Total Television, New York: Penguin Books, 1996, 4th ed., p. 749
^ The Washington Post, Washington, D.C., September 26, 2005, p. B 4
^ a b c "Sheriff of Cochise (1956)". Internet Movie Data Base. Retrieved February 15, 2009.
^ "Sheriff of Cochise Season 2 (Syndicated, 1957-1958)". Classic Television Archive. Retrieved February 25, 2013.
^ "U.S. Marshal". Internet Movie Data Base. Retrieved February 25, 2013.
Sheriff of Cochise on IMDb
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The Abstraction of Nature
19 February 2020–18 March 2020
Opening and artist talk
WED, 19 February 2020 at 7 pm
Aksioma | Project Space, Ljubljana
Part of the programme:
"Tulip Mania meant that the order of the stock market was introduced into the order of nature. The tulip began to lose the properties and charms of a flower: it grew pale, lost its colours and shapes, became an abstraction, a name, a symbol interchangeable with a certain amount of money."
– Zbigniew Herbert
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"Tulip mania was a period in the Dutch Golden Age during which contract prices for some bulbs of the recently introduced and fashionable tulip reached extraordinarily high levels and then dramatically collapsed in February 1637. It is generally considered the first recorded speculative bubble […] The term 'tulip mania' is now often used metaphorically to refer to any large economic bubble when asset prices deviate from intrinsic values." [1]
Before the discovery of the "mosaic virus" in 1920, no one knew just what produced the stripes in the petals of some tulips and not others. Those with stripes became more valuable because there was no way of predicting which flowers would be striped or not. Since the flowers were traded when still in bulb state, and their beauty was extremely ephemeral and unpredictable, it's no surprise that tulip mania has often been compared not only to futures markets but also to various speculative markets from contemporary art to crypto currencies.
Drawing upon these analogies, Mosaic Virus is a three-channel video installation in which animated tulips are generated by artificial intelligence, trained by the artist using a dataset of 10,000 images, with the stripes on the petals controlled in real time by fluctuations in the Bitcoin market. The installation has been conceived by London-based artist Anna Ridler as an updated, upgraded version of a Dutch still life featuring tulips. According to the artist, such flower paintings, despite their realism, are "botanical impossibilities" and imagined, since all the flowers in them could never bloom at the same time. This contrast between "nature" and "artifice" is emulated and improved using AI, dreaming impossible flowers yet drawing upon reality; while the moral meaning of the still life – a memento mori reminding of the ephemerality and transience of life, beauty and goods – is refreshed through the reference to the fluctuations of the financial market.
Receiving an Honorary Mention Prix Ars Electronica 2019 in the category "AI & Life Art", Mosaic Virus is peculiar also for the fact that Ridler photographed and manually annotated every single picture of tulips used to train the artificial intelligence that produced it. This dataset of images became another installation, Myriad (Tulips) (2018), revealing the human aspect that sits behind machine learning. To perform reliably, machine learning requires a large quantity of data (usually several thousand instances) on one specific category. These datasets need to be created and annotated mostly manually, which makes datasets highly sought after assets in today's economy.In this way, both Mosaic Virus and Myriad (Tulips) thematise the potentials and limits of categorisation, machine learning and the adaptation of the nuances of reality to the binary thinking of machines. As Elaine Ayers noted in a review of the two series, "neatly differentiating between various hues – white and pale pink, dark pink and red proved impossible for both the artist and for her algorithm. 'Mosaic Virus' and 'Myriad (Tulips)' make the case that the artist and algorithm can never be separated, that flowers are inextricable from systems of social and economic currency." [2]
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tulip_mania. Accessed 16 August 2019.
[2] Elaine Ayers, "Using AI to Produce 'Impossible' Tulips", Hyperallergic, 1 March 2019, https://hyperallergic.com/487261/anna-ridler-tulipmania/. Accessed 16 August 2019.
Anna Ridler (b. 1985, UK) is an artist and researcher. She has exhibited at institutions such as the V&A Museum, Ars Electronica, HeK Basel, IMPAKT and the Barbican Centre and has degrees from the Royal College of Art, Oxford University and the University of the Arts London. She was a 2018 EMAP/EMARE fellow and was listed by Artnet as one of nine "pioneering artists" exploring AI's creative potential. She is interested in working with collections of information, particularly self-generated datasets, to create new and unusual narratives in a variety of mediums, and what happens when things cannot fit into discrete categories. She is currently interested in the intersection of machine learning and nature and what we can learn from history. She is the recipient of a UAL Creative Computing Institute Fellowship 2019 and the DARE Art Prize 2018–2019, which challenges artists and scientists to work together on new approaches to the creative process.
Author: Anna Ridler
Production of the exhibition:
Aksioma – Institute for Contemporary Art, Ljubljana, 2020
the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Slovenia and the Municipality of Ljubljana
Projects Myriad (Tulips) and Mosaic Virus were funded by the EMAP/EMARE programme (part of Creative Europe) and commissioned by Impakt.
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I, on the other hand, believe that these are all essential and well needed characteristics for any career especially in this marketplace.
I believe that the #1 quality to look for in a sales professional is someone who can deal with change. I describe that as someone who has the ability to put the blinders on and power through what ever happens. In this marketplace it is essential to be able to cope with restructuring, new compensation plans, territories, teams, leaders, and possibly new business models.
As we come up on the 18th month of the "Great Recession," all the previous characteristics that were desired are considered standard. Without the ability to deal with change you will become extinct and a victim of capitalism as we know it. I saw an advertisement in the Wall St. Journal last month. It was a full page picture of Charles Darwin with the phrase "Meet the New Boss." This is truly a "survival of the fittest" economy.
The training or the sales classes you have put your team through are now old and obsolete. The typical numbers for success no longer apply. For example, if a year ago your metrics said that your sales representatives needed to make 100 dials to get 10 appointments to close 1 deal, then you should expect that now they have to double or triple the number of calls to find success. As you are talking to prospective members of your team, you should consider how well they can adapt to a market that is constantly changing. Consider what you are doing different now than you did a year ago. Can this person adapt to a constantly changing world? How will they adapt when you ask them to change their prospecting methods? Every sales professional still needs to be confident, articulate, ambitious, etc, but the real #1 characteristic you should be looking for is a candidates ability to change. This economy has paved a new landscape, therefore we need a new kind of sales professional.


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Rufus Wainwright – Nottingham Royal Concert Hall, Sunday April 25.
When Rufus Wainwright last played the Royal Concert Hall, he ended the show by stripping to his underpants and donning a beauty queen's sash. Nearly five years on, with the recent death of his mother (Kate McGarrigle) very much on his mind, the atmosphere couldn't have been more different.
On entering the venue, we were greeted by a notice instructing us not to applaud during the show's first half: a straight run-through of Wainwright's new album (All Days Are Nights: Songs for Lulu), to be performed as a solo "song cycle" for voice and piano. The ban even extended to his exit from the stage, which was described as "part of the piece".
"The artist has requested that you are in your seats by 7:45", the tannoys told us, although this didn't stop him from making us wait another fifteen minutes, just to be on the safe side. And in case we had missed the notices, an onstage announcer spelt out the "no clapping" rule one more time – generously adding that during the second half, we were free to applaud to our heart's content.
Lit by a single spotlight, Wainwright duly made his entrance in total silence, dressed all in black and slowly marching across the stage in the manner of a one-man funeral procession. Behind his extravagantly plumed cloak, a long train stretched right back to the wings.
Aside from the grand piano, the stage's only other adornment was a video backdrop, created by the Turner Prize-winning Scottish artist Douglas Gordon. This showed various giant close-ups of Wainwright's slowly blinking eyes, which were coated in thick, black, tar-like make-up, giving them an eerie, insect-like appearance.
The sombre mood of the staging was more than matched by the music. Many of Wainwright's new songs were written during the later stages of his mother's treatment for cancer, and as such they offer an agonised premonition of her passing. These were joined by arrangements of three Shakespeare sonnets, and the closing aria from Wainwright's debut opera, sung in French.
This was austere stuff, which demanded much from the listener – and yet Rufus remained unwilling to make any concessions to his audience. Performing in near-darkness throughout, he seemed wholly oblivious to our presence. Instead, it felt as if he was engaged in a private ritual: confronting his grief, but also trapped inside it, the stricken nature of his material offering him no means of release.
Such flagrant self-indulgence would have been easier to bear, had the material offered more in the way of dramatic progression, musical light and shade – and crucially, stronger tunes. But the brutal truth is that compositionally, this is Rufus Wainwright's weakest album to date, and the passionate brilliance of his performance was not enough to compensate for its flaws. Robbed of his customary flair for multi-instrumental arrangement, we found ourselves wading through somewhat dirge-like reworkings of some dangerously similar cadences, intervals and flourishes. Inevitably, this placed a considerable strain on our ability to concentrate, and to maintain our emotional engagement.
That said, there were still rich rewards to be mined. Faced with his mother's worsening condition, Rufus's pained plea to his sister ("Martha, please call me back"), hit a particularly powerful nerve – and the album's closing song (Zebulon) skillfully juxtaposed the singer's present grief with wistful memories of an adolescent crush, to heartbreaking effect.
In terms of vocal technique, Rufus has never sounded better; towards the end of Vibrate, a sequence of brilliantly sustained notes drew applause from the delighted crowd. But perhaps his finest moment came towards the end of Going To A Town, the penultimate song. "I've got a life to lead, I've got a soul to feed", he crooned, sounding re-energised and renewed at last. "Making my own way home, ain't gonna be alone", he concluded, seconds before his warmest ovation of the night. In those few short lines, perhaps he had told us what we had wanted to hear all along.
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Invest Like the Best is one of my favorite podcasts. Hosted by Patrick O'Shaugnessy, Invest Like the Best profiles investors from many different disciplines. Recently, New York seed investor Jerry Neumann spoke on the show and talked about three key ideas on the technology innovation cycle.
First, he discussed reading Carlota Perez Technological Surge Cycle. I first read Perez' book after Fred Wilson wrote about it. Jerry describes the theory very well in about 10 minutes. The key idea is each technology cycle lasts 70 years, and is broken into two phases installation and deployment.
The installation phase requires huge amounts of capital to create infrastructure. Perez calls this capital finance capital. Finance capital is risk seeking capital, which is distinct from operational capital, the cash on corporate balance sheets. It's nearly impossible for most companies to invest in speculative technologies like Bitcoin three years ago, because the business case for return on investment simply can't be made credibly.
During the deployment phase, new technology advances diffuse through the world and change people's lives. The investment risks are lessened, because infrastructure exists, business models are clearer and demand more apparent. Consequently, operational capital is now used to further technology adoption.
Second, Jerry distinguishes between uncertainty and risk. Insurance companies deal in risk. Risk can be measured, analyzed and hedged. Uncertainty, as defined by Frank Knight, a professor at the University of Chicago, is impossible to quantify. No one really knows what will happen. The very earliest companies all face uncertainty. Later stage businesses defuse that uncertainty into risk. There's a parallel in Perez' installation and deployment phases.
Third, technology revolutions are systems that only move as quickly as the limiting factor. The American diner revolutionized restaurants in the US. But it wasn't the car that gave rise to the diner. Gas stations popped up every 100 miles with service stations. Interchangeable parts and novel manufacturing techniques reduced automobile prices. But, it was the creation of tens of thousands of interstate highways by Eisenhower's Interstate Highway System in the 1950s and 60s that changed the American landscape. Each of those parts, in addition to others, was essential.
Overall, the interview is wide ranging and a fascinating 90 minute tour of technology revolutions, and the impacts for modern Startupland. If you're looking for a deeper summary of the interview, Conor Witt has written one here.


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I�ve always thought of entrelac as one of those knitting techniques that people either love or they hate. It�s not one of the favored children like cables or color work that everybody at least claims to admire, even if they don�t enjoy the actual process. No, entrelac has always been like the ugly duckling of knitting, the technique that is misunderstood or disliked on principle, because nobody�s really gotten to know it.
Well, here�s the introduction you�ve been waiting for. Entree to Entrelac is a thorough examination of entrelac techniques.
What? You thought there was only one, basic method of doing entrelac? It�s just a matter of picking up and knitting interlocking squares that look like basket-weave, isn�t it? With maybe the occasional triangle? No, it turns out it�s a lot more than that, and the author explores it all, with good diagrams to help along the way.
There are a lot of patterns here, too, to give you some inspiration in the use of entrelac. One color, two-color, multi-color. Faux-argyle. Plain stockinette, or designs with lace or cables. Full-piece entrelac designs, as well as pieces that only use it for interesting details.
My only real problem with entrelac � other than the endless ends to weave in, which the book gives tips for � is that after a while, so many of the designs look the same. It all comes down to little squares piecing together a pattern, like a knitted quilt that always looks like a checkerboard. That doesn�t mean I don�t like it, just that, collections of entrelac often bore me because everything looks so much alike except for the basic color scheme.
In that regard, there is a lot of similarity in designs here, but the consistency of its structure is one of entrelac�s advantages. When employed properly, it lends itself to diagonal lines, zig-zags, and yes, checkerboard patterns beautifully�and with a lot more ease than trying to do similar color changes with intarsia. The point is to take the basic idea of the technique�its basketweave pattern that is built right in to the structure�and explore its possibilities, which this book does very well. Some of the designs come out looking too busy to my eye (and there was one sweater which I won�t name that I thought was pretty atrocious), but there are more of them that look wonderful. And the pullover in �Touch Me� yarn? It looks like woven velvet.


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Vibration underpins all matter in the universe. No matter can exist without vibration.
The CymaScope is the first scientific instrument that can give a visual image of sound and vibration in ways previously hidden from view. When the microscope and telescope were invented they opened vistas on realms that were not even suspected to exist. The CymaScope holds the same potential as the microscope and telescope and its applications are beginning to touch a broad range of human endeavor.
Our ongoing mission is to support and advance the emergent science of cymatics.
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What is cymatics?
Cymatics is the science of sound made visible. It is based on the principle that when sound encounters a membrane such as your skin or the surface of water, it imprints an invisible pattern of energy. In other words, the periodic vibrations in the sound sample are converted and become periodic water ripples, creating beautiful geometric patterns that reveal the once hidden realm of sound. If we could see the sounds around us with our eyes we would see myriads of holographic bubbles, each with a kaleidoscopic-like pattern its surface. The CymaScope, in a sense, allows us to image a circular section through a holographic sound bubble. Developed by John Stuart Reid in the UK, the CymaScope reveals the once hidden realm of sound. The CymaScope, like the invention of the microscope and telescope, opens a realm not previously suspected to exist; a whole new world of visible sound.
A Brief History of Cymatics
The provenance of Cymatics can be traced back at least 1000 years to African tribes who used the taut skin of drums sprinkled with small grains to divine future events. 3 The drum is one of oldest known musical instruments 4 and the effects of sand on a vibrating drumhead have probably been known for millennia.
Leonardo Da Vinci (b 1452 d 1519) noticed that vibrating a wooden table on which dust lay created various shapes. 'I say then that when a table is struck in different places the dust that is upon it is reduced to various shapes of mounds and tiny hillocks. The dust descends from the hypotenuse of these hillocks, enters beneath their base and raises itself again around the axis of the point of the hillock.'
Galileo Galilei (b 1564 d 1642) described scraping a brass plate with a chisel and noticed a 'long row of fine streaks, parallel and equidistant from one another,' 6 presumably caused by the brass filings dancing on the surface of the plate and finding safe haven in a series of parallel nodal striations.
John Stuart Reid (b 1948) is an acoustics engineer who carried out cymatics research in the King's Chamber of the Great Pyramid of Egypt in 1997. Reid published his research results in Egyptian Sonics 17 containing photographs of the cymatic patterns that formed on a PVC membrane he stretched over the sarcophagus. The experiment was designed to study the resonant behaviour of the granite from which the sarcophagus is fashioned. Since many of the images strongly resemble ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs Reid postulated that the inherent resonances of granite, when radiated as a complex sound field during crafting of the stone, might have influenced the development of hieroglyphic writing.
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Ernst Chladni (1756-1827) (center) German musician and scientist, sometimes known as 'the father of acoustics,' almost certainly had access to Hooke's work but it is Chladni who history has chosen to acknowledge for his major study of this class of phenomena. He used a sand-strewn brass plate, excited by a violin bow; since brass is a highly resonant material he found that a large number of archetypal geometric patterns could be created, depending on where on the edge of the plate the bow was drawn. These patterns are now known as 'Chladni Figures.'
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Q: Paste only email address without name In the Mac Mail app, copying an email address of someone in your address book (e.g. from the header of some message) and pasting it elsewhere (e.g. in Text Edit) will result in "first_name last_name <mail address>" being pasted rather than just mail address or at least  "<mail address>".
There used to be a Preference setting for this (see e.g. this osxdaily.com article), but this does not seem to work under Yosemite.
Is there a way to paste only the mail address, also if multiple contacts are copied under Yosemite?


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Henning Larsen (August 20th, 1925 - June 23rd, 2013) was a Danish architect educated at the School of Architecture at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts, Copenhagen 1952. He continued his studies at the AA School of Architecture in London (1951-52) and MIT School of Architecture in Boston (1952). From 1968 to 1995 he was a professor of architecture at his alma mater, the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts.
Henning Larsen founded Henning Larsen Architects in 1959. From the beginning, he spearheaded competitions and the construction of important buildings in Denmark and abroad. Competitions and architectural experimentation have formed the basis of his architectural work and the development of his studio. In the 1980's, he also founded the architecture gallery SKALA and the journal of the same name - both of which he also managed for a number of years.
He was internationally known for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs building in Riyadh for which he won the Aga Khan Award for Architecture in 1989 and the Copenhagen Opera House.
Henning Larsen has received a number of awards and recognitions. In June 2013, the Europe Nostra Award and in 2012 what is often referred to as the Nobel Prize of art, the Praemium Imperiale. In 2001, he established the Henning Larsen Foundation with the objective of promoting and disseminating architecture in its broad sense.
Henning Larsen died in his bed at the age of 87 on June 22nd, 2013.


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Review: The king salmon is so tasty, it doesn't even need a sauce. A bit of lemon and you are good to go. Highly recommended. A bit of lemon and you are good to go. Highly recommended.


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Congratulations to number 67, who won the £500 April draw. Great that it is another Tattenhall win!
The next draw will take place on Saturday 11th May 2019 at the Barbour Institute, during the Spring Village Market and Plant Sale.
The Barbour Institute has a variety of lovely rooms which can host anything from a small and intimate wedding, to a reception for 100 guests.
Exciting news is that the building now has a Wedding Licence, meaning that you can have your ceremony and reception in one place.
Birthdays only come once a year! So use the opportunity carefully and book an amazing day or night, at the Barbour! Click here for more details.
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