In 1965, Gordon Moore predicted that processing power should double every eighteen months.1 Traditionally, this rapid growth has been achieved by shrinking distances between transistors and shortening the distance that information needs to pass through.1 However, the miniaturization of processors and transistors will soon reach a physical barrier.2 With this knowledge, researchers have begun searching for new computing systems that take different approaches to achieving greater efficiency. Many possible computing models have been explored, including optical computing, quantum computing, and perhaps most interestingly, biological computing.
Advances in biological computing foreshadow a massive revolution in computing technologies by removing physical limitations, improving parallel processing, increasing energy efficiency, and reducing toxicity.1 First, while traditional computational development has relied upon reducing the sizes of and distances between transistors, techniques that will soon face physical limitations, biological computing rapidly increases speed by using more effective parallel processing, which is able to perform 100 times more operations per second than conventional measures.1 Second, biological computing is more energy efficient, relying on energy stored chemically in ATP instead of conventional energy supplies.1 Third, the use of biological components greatly reduces the price and toxicity of computing components, as most biological components are readily available and non-toxic.1 And lastly, biological computing allows for a completely new approach to problem solving: rather than approaching problems sequentially like traditional computers, biological computing is a unique data structure focused upon parallel operations.4 Revolutionizing the computing industry would have groundbreaking impacts in all fields of science, research, technology, and society since computers are crucial for scientific advancement for all scientific and engineering fields.
The decreased toxicity, increased availability, and greater energy efficiency of biological computers may lead to massive benefits for the environment. Traditional computers are major contributors to our carbon footprint; by 2020, the carbon emissions from data centers and Internet services is expected to increase four-fold, surpassing even the carbon footprint of the aviation industry.5 In addition, the production of traditional computers requires enormous amounts of natural resources. A single silicon chip requires 1.6 kilograms of fossil fuels, 72 grams of chemicals, and 32 kilograms of water to manufacture, which is all together over 700 times the weight of the final product.6 The disposal of traditional computers is further complicated by the heavy metals they contain, especially lead, mercury, and cadmium, which can easily leak into and contaminate the environment.6 By replacing the need for silicon and other inorganic materials with readily available organic materials, biological computing can help reduce resource strain. Furthermore, the decreased toxicity allows for safer production, storage, and disposal than silicon-based computers. Finally, the improved energy efficiency of biological computing can allow for a decrease in global energy consumption, reducing the strain on fossil fuels and decreasing the amount of pollutants released into the environment due to energy production. This could help reduce damage to ecosystems, decrease biodiversity loss due to toxicity, and combat climate change by decreasing energy consumption.
In addition to advancing computing, biological computing also allows for unprecedented advances in medicine and biology by allowing closer integration with living material. Biological data is already used to control the chemicals synthesized by various organisms; the development of organic data processing and memory storage greatly compounds this synergy.1 As demonstrated by the earlier research done by Shapiro on cancer diagnoses and treatment, biological computers could provide a means to treat and diagnose genetically based illnesses from within living organisms.1 For instance, Adamatzky Aki, a leading researcher in DNA computing, has suggested the use of a biological implant to detect and treat breast cancer.3 In addition, biological computing could be used to link silicon-based computing and living organisms. Studies on eels have demonstrated that living things can be linked to robots and controlled, providing the ability for humans to study organisms in unprecedented ways and allowing for advances in interactive prosthetics.1 Biological computing could also allow the introduction of computing in harsher natural environments by mimicking the adaptive strategies of resilient life-forms.3 Overall, these advantages could radically change our ability to garner data for a variety of fields, including biology, animal behavior, and studies in extreme environments. In addition, intimate integration with biological tissue could revolutionize the treatment of cancer and other diseases, transform health care, and pave the way for artificially constructed or controlled organisms that create new opportunities in fields ranging from farming to prosthetics.
1. Fulk, Kevin. "Biological computing." ISRC Future Technology Topic Brief. 2002.
2. Junnarkar, Sandeep. "Tomorrow's Tech: The Domino Effect." CNET News. October 24, 2002.
3. Baer Adam. "Why living cells are the future of data processing." PopSci. November 5, 2012.
4. Tagore, Somnath; Bhattacharya, Saurav; Islam, Ataul; Islam, Lutful. "DNA Computation: Applications and Perspectives." Journal of Proteomics & Bioinformatics. June 29, 2010: 234-243.
5. Kanter, James. "The Computer Age and its Carbon Footprint." New York Times. June 13, 2008.
6. Locklear, Fred. "The Environmental Impact of Computing." Ars Technica. Nov. 12, 2002.
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While I continued to pull through the heavy water, I heard the coxswain call out, "This is it!" My feelings of complete exhaustion and loss of breath would have to wait. Months of getting up at five in the morning for drills on the Strong River would come down to one final moment. Rowing in college had meant working hard surrounded by teammates who shared enthusiasm and drive. Although my present goal is to train in dermatology, tenets in rowing continue to serve me today: hard work and perseverance never go out of style. As my fondness for rowing demonstrates, I love a good challenge. The opportunity for challenge and new discovery attracted me to chemical engineering and medical research as an undergraduate. While working in a lab at Harvard, I became interested in applying technology to the field of medicine. I was given many hands-on tasks including learning tissue grafting. Surgery on animals allowed us to study tumor angiogenesis and directly visualize vessel growth and regression. My talents in engineering proved to be of great use when I developed an algorithm to quantify blood flow. I had found research I truly enjoyed and this interest motivated me.
In medical school, I enjoyed the visual inspection of physical diagnosis; clearly describing what I saw came naturally. I enjoyed the focus of small, hands-on procedures. Dermatology captured my interest and by early in my fourth year, I decided I needed more time to explore the field. Following medical school, I took a two-year position at Medical University where my engineering background allowed me to contribute to the creation of a survey tool for an outcomes research study where I gained critical skills in conducting clinical trials. I became expert in FDA and IRB regulatory issues and spent a great deal of time seeing dermatology patients. Gleaning clues from subtle distinguishing features required a true love of the diagnostic process; studying disease and following treatment outcomes continued to be satisfying. Together, these experiences confirmed my enthusiasm for dermatology was worth pursuing.
The field of dermatology appeals to me for many reasons. The relationship between doctor and patient is collaborative and often ongoing. Blistering and other diseases offer a spectrum of severities and clinical challenges. Our growing understanding of the skin's immune system makes this an especially exciting time to be in dermatology. Developing new therapies is tremendously rewarding—-and the end results thrilling to see.
Since completing my medical internship in June, I have worked as a Clinical Fellow with the Department of Dermatology. I continue to add to my research skills guiding a Phase III melanoma vaccine trial. I have become expert in vaccine development, manufacturing, and testing. My experience has allowed me to collaborate with world-renowned dermatologists and researchers. Skills I develop here will surely serve me well throughout my career.
My goal is to utilize my unique background in engineering to one day design and test new dermatologic therapies of my own. I would consider myself lucky to return to My University for residency and my elective only strengthened this feeling. I believe My University can offer the ideal training environment for the type of career I have chosen. The diversity of clinical settings and spectrum of disease is appealing, and training with research leaders such as Skin Doctor would offer a great perspective on evolving therapies, as well as continued mentorship. I will continue to use hard work and determination to reach my goals in dermatology and like in rowing, look forward to new challenges and discoveries ahead.The love of skin and its disorders drives me toward the dermatology profession.
My interest in the field helped me to focus on it during my medical school career. The viral exanthems and rashes of children during my pediatrics rotation, the unusual PUPPS and Herpes Gestationes presentations found in pregnancy, the self-inflicted skin lesions present in the psychiatric population, and the dermatological presentations of systemic diseases in my internal medicine rotation all fascinated me. During my family medicine rotation, aware of my love for dermatology the attendings directed their dermatology cases my way. I loved the challenge of diagnosing things my peers found puzzling. I was drawn to the subtle manifestations of diseases on the skin and the consequences they have on each patient. Drawn to the emotional rewards of removing a malignant skin lesion or treating a depressed teenager with acne, gave me more reason to pursue dermatology.
Early on in my medical school career, I discovered that working with patients of all ages and backgrounds as a physician is essential to my happiness. I've enjoyed working with the elderly population from working in a nursing home during high school to volunteering for Hospice during college and medical school. I have spent 2 years as an elementary school reading tutor and volunteered for a year in the NICU and Children's Medical Center at the University of State. Working with teenagers for several summers as a camp counselor has also proven to be rewarding and as well as insightful. All encompassing, Dermatology allows me the opportunity to work with the pediatric, geriatric and oncologic populations. Diverse and ever changing, the field of dermatology excites me and will continue to excite me throughout my career.
Numerous life experiences have prepared me for this field. Traveling across the country with 35 teenagers for Teen Tours, working as a Resident Assistant in a college dormitory and acting as a camp counselor at an active mountain camp exemplify my ability to work well with others. The oldest of four children, I have taken on the role of responsibility and leadership in my life. On an individual level, I have mentored a young child for the past several years, which has impacted us both greatly. Outside of medicine, I found personal growth and life changes while whitewater rafting down the Big River, water skiing on Lake Giant and hiking through Big Canyon. These extracurricular activities help to encompass the person I am. I am not only adventurous and easy to get along with but I am also a dedicated hard worker who pays attention to details.
Dedication to my goals and the hard work to follow it through are demonstrated by my active involvement in several research projects in college and medical school which have prepared me for dermatologic research. Currently working on a paper with the University Department of Dermatology on malignant melanoma and sentinel lymphadenectomy, the study of skin malignancies enthralls me. I am also focused on completing a Merkel Cell Cancer paper and submitting it to CME for publication. I enjoy any small contributions I am able to make to influence patient treatment and education.
Now during my dermatopathology rotation, a new aspect of dermatology has come to excite me. To biopsy a lesion with clinical suspicion only to have it confirmed/refuted by histological findings is the perfect clinical-pathologic marriage. Only then can one truly make a diagnosis with certainty. I have enjoyed this ideal and am leaning towards a dermatopathology Fellowship upon the completion of my dermatology Residency. Ideally, I will supplement my career as a practicing clinician by reading my own slides. My dedication and love for this field will make me an asset to the profession.
My interest in dermatology began at a young age, yet my subsequent experiences in the profession have helped me decide, unequivocally, that dermatology is the path for me. I strive for excellence and personal growth in my life. I empathize with the pruritic lesions of atopic dermatitis, painful lesions of bullous pemphigous and the emotionally scarring lesions of acne. The desire to treat and heal these lesions with their accompanying medical and social problems drive me to become a successful dermatologist.


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Try browsing to "C:\Users\Home\AppData\Local" and delete the "Temp" directory to make sure it's all gone.
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Resonating... Last night, in a time of year where the rains are cool, I still found it so inviting, even in the surrounding darkness, to stand, face to the sky, and let it fall on me. An 11 hour day of hard work left me ripe to rise captivated, motionless, to experience life pouring over me in stillness and the dancing of droplets off my skin.
I think back. As a child, I played in the fog, rain, and mists.
As I grew, when the rains poured and came in waves, sheets, and torrents, wet, muddy grass was not a deterrent; we jumped into the lower pockets of earth in our backyard with our neighborhood friends and splashed around.
In my college years, when I lived in a land well-known for it's rain, I would spontaneously fall into it's singing lure and beckoning, disregarding any need to keep any article of clothing or personal belonging dry, delightfully neglecting the norm, and I'd spend hours walking in the rain, letting it pour over me, lost in a stream of time. I have danced in the concrete jungle, hopping through puddles with a sister who was my friend, to the laughter of others around, to which we were mostly oblivious and more engaged in our own whirl and reel in season.
I can easily mark the rains to some of the happiest moments in my life.
or just remind us to throw off hindrances and live a playful life, I am certain the rain is capable of doing so much more than just nourishing the earth. There are incalculable life lessons in nourishing the soul. The gift of rain.
Ahhhh….The fall rains…a reason to hide away? I am thinking not for this mom's season. Since it is getting chillier, I may use a colorful shell from time to time to keep my skins dry, but expect to see me with my hood flipped back and my head to the sky this harvest.
Here in downtown Lake Geneva, it is some moody and feisty weather today. Heavy wind, deep blue-grey skies, whipping rain, to light blue and white fluffy clouds with a touch of sunshine. :) After a bustling, chilly morning, I thought I'd snag myself a coffee to warm up. As I walked down the street in my Patagonia Stretch Velocity Hoody with thumbholes, the wind started to blow, the cloud cover rolled in, and a light, cold rain started falling over me. I was warm because my jacket has some nice, breathable weather-protection, and I was not turning back. Recognizing my temptation to put my head down and not face the rains, I realized I needed to throw my head to the sky and let the rains reach my skin. I smiled. I made my way happily to coffee, and when I came out, I was met with sunshine and light blue. We can always use the reminder to embrace the rains, can't we?
Just absolutely beautiful! You almost feel as if you are out in the rain when reading this blog. You are so right Heather, we all need to take more time to dance in the rain. I remember doing exactly this very thing when I was a child. I think we all get so wrapped up in life as we know it, that we sometimes forget to take that time for oursleves and our children.


It makes sense—it's not like a wrist tracker or Google Chrome extension could measure or sense the time we spend worrying about the future. But if we had something that could track our worry time? I know I'd probably end each day with the 10,000-step equivalent.
Congrats, you worried for a solid three hours total today!
Just kidding—I know firsthand it's not that easy. I've been told to just "stop worrying" for years and, well, it just doesn't happen like that. And reaching inbox zero with our worries is actually impossible. We're wired to have some level of worry to protect ourselves—it's why we look both ways before crossing the street.
Through trial and error, many late-night Google searches of "how to actually stop worrying," and talking to other worry-inclined people, I've found a few techniques that help me ease worry and cut back on those 63 full days of dread.
2. Set a time to worry.
3. Call your worries out.
I've accepted that I'll never "stop worrying"—I'm a proud worry wart for life. But like my Fitbit shows me how much time I spend sitting, noticing my worries helps me see the time I lose to irrational "what ifs." Now, I'm starting to reclaim that time.


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"Do not go gentle into that good night," wrote Dylan Thomas sixty years ago, and all his poetry, he used to say, tried to offer a path out of darkness toward some measure of light. Now comes the chance, as holidays embrace us, to take in Richmond Shakespeare's new production of one of the Welsh poet's most glittering works, A Child's Christmas in Wales, running through December 23 in The Theatre Gym at Virginia Repertory Theatre.
Thomas's narrative poem has followed a long and twisting path over the years from humble origins as a one-shot BBC broadcast in the early fifties through a variety of stage and screen versions. But in the hands of Richmond Shakespeare Interim Artistic Director Jan Powell and her top-flight cast and crew, this staging of the poet's memories of Christmases past—based on Charlotte Moore's adaptation for the Irish Repertory Theatre—turns plain text into an irresistible ode to wintertime, family, and youth.
At its unabashedly sentimental heart, A Child's Christmas in Wales springs from the simple, raw desire of every writer: to write down what you remember. Here, Powell widens the scope of Moore's work by creating an imaginary family of five, with a young "Dylan" at its center. The cast then brings to life all the Christmas anecdotes and adventures jotted down and often read aloud by a grown-up Dylan seated at his writing table at the edge of the stage.
The aging poet, somber and reflective, begins the show by setting the scene of his youth: "It was snowing. It was always snowing at Christmas." And soon his Christmas reverie of family games, snowball fights, crazy aunts, and indolent uncles comes tumbling out of the characters in a rush of poetic syntax and imagery. Instead of dialogue, the show relies mostly on declarative statements—a blizzard of adjectives, adverbs and other wordplay drawn from the poet's writings—to build nostalgia for times long gone. But once I got used to the show's stream-of-consciousness structure, I found myself mentally joining in. After all, under the hot glare of the holidays, doesn't every family love to sit around the dinner table and tell story after story about the ever-nutty relatives, the gifts gone wrong, or the biggest snowstorm of all time?
A Child's Christmas in Wales never forgets that Thomas's powerful language is the show's real star. To showcase the words, set designer Brian Barker, prop master Paige Skidmore and costume designer Virginia McConnell keep their set and actors spare and unadorned. With only keyboard, guitar, cello and percussion, music director Andrew Hamm weaves in carols (some familiar and others new to my ear) at just the right moments to create wishful, even prayerful, moments. The actors—nearly all with Shakespeare credits—sing with voices that never overwhelm the Theatre Gym's intimate space or distract from the emotions at hand. Douglas Jones and Axle Burtness work overtime to keep the show's energy and humor at just the right pitch. But for every high there is a haunting low: Late in the show, as lighting designer BJ Wilkinson turns faces to tungsten in the snow light, Elisabeth Ashby and Liz Blake White offer up an arrangement of "It Came Upon A Midnight Clear" that will give you chills.
The show will be too abstract for very young children, but at only 90 minutes (with one intermission), A Child's Christmas in Wales is an ideal holiday show for older kids, who will be drawn especially to David Millman, the young actor who plays Dylan as a boy. Clearly comfortable in his own skin, he keeps scenes real with what actors like to call "bits of business"—casually turning a book's pages, chewing his lip or looking off distractedly. Kids of every age will immediately see themselves in him.
But it is John Porter as the adult Thomas who centers the show and grounds its narrative pacing. You may know WCVE radio's on-air personality only by the sound of his mellifluous baritone, but with his physical presence, Porter brings just the right amount of world-weariness and understatement to the role of a poet who did not live to see his fortieth birthday. As the cast sings the show's final carol entirely in Welsh, young Dylan places his hand lightly on his aging counterpart's shoulder as if to promise that his memories will never dim, his light will never die, and the snows he remembers will never melt. A Child's Christmas in Wales is that perfect snowflake falling down to the tip of your tongue. Catch it before it's gone.
A Child's Christmas in Wales runs Thursdays through Sundays, through December 23, in The Theatre Gym at Virginia Repertory Theatre. Purchase tickets by calling (800) 838-3006.


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Mexico extradites ex-priest accused of child abuse to Costa Rica
Lindsay Fendt / The Tico Times
Former Costa Rican priest Mauricio Víquez, accused of sexual abuse of minors, was handed over Thursday by Mexico to Costa Rican authorities, the Mexican attorney general's office reported.
Víquez, who had been detained in Mexico since 2019, was handed over in extradition "to be prosecuted for his probable responsibility in the crimes of qualified rape, sexual abuse, aggravated corruption and dissemination of pornography to the detriment of underage victims," the prosecution said in a statement.
The former priest was arrested in August 2019 in San Nicolás de los Garza, in the metropolitan area of Monterrey, the third-largest city in Mexico.
The capture of Víquez occurred after two of the alleged victims of the abuses traveled to Mexico to request support from the public in that country.
Víquez was located in January 2019 after arriving in Mexico and creating a Facebook page using his middle name, Antonio. He intended to offer students advisory services in the preparation of theses, a role he had held in Costa Rica.
The ex-priest, who was expelled from the clergy, had fled Costa Rica because a complaint against him still had criminal repercussions.
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Philippe Lefranc 1 and Fanny Chenal 1
1 Institut national de recherches archéologiques preventives
Deposits of bodies in circular pits in the Neolithic period (mid-fifth to the mid-fourth millennium BCE)
Deposits, waste or ritual remnants?
in Human Remains and Violence: An Interdisciplinary Journal
https://doi.org/10.7227/HRV.5.1.5
ABSTRACT / EXCERPT
Among the numerous human remains found in circular pits belonging to the fourth millennium BCE cultures north of the Alps, there are many examples of bodies laid in random (or unconventional) positions. Some of these remains in irregular configurations, interred alongside an individual in a conventional flexed position, can be considered as a 'funerary accompaniment'. Other burials, of isolated individuals or multiple individuals buried in unconventional positions, suggest the existence of burial practices outside of the otherwise strict framework of funerary rites. The focus of this article is the evidence recently arising from excavation and anthropological studies from the Upper Rhine Plain (Michelsberg and Munzingen cultures). We assume that these bodies in unconventional positions were not dumped as trash, but that they were a part of the final act of a complex ritual. It is hypothesised that these bodies, interpreted here as ritual waste, were sacrificial victims, and a number of possible explanations, including 'peripheral accompaniment' or victims of acts of war, are debated.
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Anthropology, Archaeology and Heritage, History, Law, Sociology
Neolithic; burials; storage pits; ritual wastes
Authors: Élisabeth Anstett, Jean-Marc Dreyfus, and Caroline Fournet
Authors: Aurore Schmitt and Welmoet Wels
'Face to face with horror'
The Tomašica mass grave and the trial of Ratko Mladić
Author: Caroline Fournet
This article focuses on the judicial consideration of the scientific analysis of the Tomašica mass grave, in the Prijedor municipality of Republika Srpska in Bosnia-Herzegovina. Often referred to as the largest mass grave in Europe since the Second World War, this grave was fully discovered in September 2013 and the scientific evidence gathered was included in the prosecution of Ratko Mladić before the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia. Based on the exhaustive analysis of all the publicly available trial transcripts, this article presents how the Tomašica evidence proved symptomatic of the way in which forensic sciences and international criminal justice intertwine and of the impact of the former over the latter on the admissibility of evidence, the conduct of proceedings and the qualification of the crimes perpetrated.
Songea Mbano and the 'halfway dead' of the Majimaji War (1905–7) in memory and theatre
Author: Yann LeGall
Debates on the relevance of repatriation of indigenous human remains are water under the bridge today. Yet, a genuine will for dialogue to work through colonial violence is found lacking in the European public sphere. Looking at local remembrance of the Majimaji War (1905–7) in the south of Tanzania and a German–Tanzanian theatre production, it seems that the spectre of colonial headhunting stands at the heart of claims for repatriation and acknowledgement of this anti-colonial movement. The missing head of Ngoni leader Songea Mbano haunts the future of German–Tanzanian relations in heritage and culture. By staging the act of post-mortem dismemberment and foregrounding the perspective of descendants, the theatre production Maji Maji Flava offers an honest proposal for dealing with stories of sheer colonial violence in transnational memory.
Mass grave exhumations as patriotic retreat
Sacralisation and militarisation in the remembrance of the 'cursed soldiers'
Authors: Marije Hristova and Monika Żychlińska
Between 2012 and 2017, at the Ł-section of Warsaw's Powązki Military Cemetery, or 'Łączka', the Polish Institute of National Remembrance exhumed a mass grave containing the remains of post-war anti-communist resistance fighters. Being referred to as the 'cursed soldiers', these fighters have become key figures in post-2015 Polish memory politics. In this article we focus on the role of the volunteers at these exhumations in the production of the 'cursed soldiers' memory. Following the idea of community archaeology as a civil society-building practice, the observed processes of sacralisation and militarisation show how the exhumations create a community of memory that promotes the core values of the currently governing national-conservative PiS party. We found that tropes related to forensic research and typically identified with cosmopolitan memory paradigms are used within a generally nationalist and antagonistic memory framework.


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Cuts and Threats to Philosophy Programs
British Philosophical Association Defends Philosophy in Brazil
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The Executive Committee of the British Philosophical Association (BPA) has issued a statement responding to Brazil's president, Jair Bolsonaro, who last week proposed that federal funding for the study and teaching of philosophy and sociology be ended.
The British Philosophical Association is highly alarmed by President Bolsonaro's plans to remove funding from Philosophy and Sociology in Brazilian Universities. Such a move is not in Brazil's interests – having well-funded, vibrant, internationally-connected philosophy and sociology departments is crucial to healthy universities and, by extension, to healthy societies. Philosophers, alongside colleagues in the humanities, arts and social sciences, have a crucial role in helping us to understand, question, invent and reinvent the communities, towns, cities, societies and economies in which we exist. They help us understand what is valuable and why. They help us understand the results and implications of the fruits of science and technology.
The proposal to defund philosophy departments in Brazil is bad for philosophy as a worldwide discipline; philosophy directly benefits from the diversity of experiences of the people that contribute to it. Brazil has been home to generations of distinguished philosophy scholars: Paulo Freire, Oswaldo Chateaubriand, Newton da Costa, Walter Carnielli, Itala D'ottaviano, Vladimir Safatle, Ana Paula Cavalcanti Simioni to name but a few. Brazil's philosophy departments attract visiting philosophers from all over the world to study alongside leading figures. Brazil's universities have produced philosophers who have gone on to work at leading universities around the world; for example, Roberto Mangabeira Unger is Professor at Harvard Law School, and two of the three Editors-in-Chief of Synthese, one of the world's top ranking philosophy journals, are Brazilian and trained at the University of Sao Paulo – Catarina Dutilh Novaes and Otavio Bueno.
This move strikes a blow against academic freedom and freedom more broadly; while President Bolsonaro's statements have been framed as an attempt to channel investment towards programmes of study which might provide shorter-term benefits to Brazil's economy, the BPA note that authoritarian governments often attempt to silence philosophers and sociologists as a move to make it more difficult for people to express views critical of those in power. The British Philosophical Association calls on leaders around the world to urge President Bolsonaro to reconsider this move.
(via Joe Morrison)
Readers should consider signing the open letter protesting this proposal.
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Comments on-air about Asian people in Glasgow land Alan Brazil in trouble
On The RadioProgrammes
Published on March 26, 2019 - 12:17 pm
Media watchdog, Ofcom has upheld a complaint against Alan Brazil and talkSPORT for saying a rat problem in Glasgow was because of the food storage practices of Asian people in the city.
Shortly before the 9am news bulletin on 18 December 2018, Alan Brazil spoke with Mike Graham about what he would be discussing on his programme over on talkRADIO at 10:00.
The topic turned to food and recycling when Mr Brazil then said: "I don't know if I should say this. I was talking to someone the other day and he came down from a part of Glasgow, in fact where my school was. And, umm, things have changed. Parts of cities have changed. Because different people move in. And there's a lot of people there let's say from Asian [sic] – you know from that part of the world.
"But they don't, with rice and stuff, they don't, they don't store it properly. And he was saying, he's social housing this guy, and he said you can't believe the rat infestation we've got there. What do you mean – how? And he was telling me people just a little bit ignorant when they come in, it's a little bit damp and stuff like that, and where they store the food and stuff, he said its horrendous at the moment".
Mr Graham then continued to complain that in his neighbourhood food waste would "sit [in the new bins in the street] for days on end". He said, "imagine what it's going to be like in the summer, never mind the rats?", adding that he lived in "the centre of London" and that compost heaps were for farms. The conversation then turned to other topics.
Talksport apologised for the upset felt by the person who had complained to Ofcom, saying it was never its intention to upset or to offend listeners, but clearly on this occasion got it wrong.
They said that Mr Brazil's statement ("talking about that, I don't know if I should say this") was "a signal to his producer that he was about to say something potentially problematic". It said this would normally have triggered the use of its 'dump' facility in the studio control room, but this did not happen because the usual breakfast show producer was on leave.
The Licensee said that the next day, following internal comments, one of its compliance officers had reviewed the programme and taken immediate and appropriate action.
It added that: "The Wireless National Speech Radio Controller and the Head of talkSPORT each discussed the inappropriate comments complained of with Alan Brazil and with the programme's production team to ensure that nothing of this nature will be broadcast on our air in future".
It said that it had also "reviewed, with the wider…production team involved when to use the dump button". It added that it had raised awareness in this team of the "presenter verbal cues that should alert all producers to the possibility of a need to use the dump button".
Talksport Ltd said it had deleted the content from the Listen Again feature on its website. It also accepted that Mr Brazil's remarks had been ill-judged and that they should have been deleted by use of the dump button. It further stressed that there was absolutely no intent to cause any offence and hoped the steps it had taken will prevent any recurrence.
The station has since hired an experienced Compliance Manager full time, in light of this and other complaints.
Ofcom said the content clearly had the potential to offend and that its inclusion was not justified by the context and found the station in breach of Rule 2.3 of the Broadcast Code.
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How can I limit user's ability to view comments of other users based on the commentors roles?
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