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Recording of the Webinar: "Protecting the environment during armed conflict: What are the next steps?"
Listen to the recording of the Webinar: "Protecting the environment during armed conflict: What are the next steps?", organized by the Finnish Institute of International Affairs and the Toxic Crimes project on Wednesday 26 May 2021.
Armed conflict always destroys and pollutes the environment. Left unattended, the environmental impact of warfare will extend far beyond the end of a conflict, harming public health, ecosystems, livelihoods, and the security of people for decades.
While the environment has often been ignored as a victim of conflict, in recent years, several international processes have made progress in addressing wartime environmental damage. At the United Nations, the International Law Commission (ILC) will finalize its work on new principles for the protection of the environment in relation to armed conflict (PERAC principles) in 2022. Meanwhile, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) published an updated iteration of its Guidelines on the Protection of the Natural Environment in Armed Conflict in 2020.
States will need to put these principles and guidelines in practice. While these new principles and guidelines have contributed to momentum surrounding the environment in conflict, how can the ICRC, UN, civil society actors, and states improve the implementation of these principles and guidelines? This webinar will reflect on the development of the principles and guidelines on environmental protection in and in relation to armed conflicts, what challenges need to be overcome and actions can be taken to disseminate them, and what mechanisms will need to be developed for states to put the protection of the environment in practice.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCf4aSW8u9c&ab_channel=FIIA%E2%80%93FinnishInstituteofInternationalAffairs
FIIA and Erik Castrén Institute

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Otherwise known as the "Peace lily" this is a winner in any location as long as it is not subject to hot afternoon sun.
It tolerates low light well, flowering sporadically throughout the year.
It droops to let you know it is thirsty, and recovers rapidly. One of the most useful plants for growing indoors.
Photograph taken in an office in Ruislip.


On October 8, 2005 a 7.6 magnitude earthquake shook Pakistan, India, and Afghanistan, killed over 86,000 people and left over 3.3 million survivors homeless. The region of Kashmir was the most devastated area affected and left towns in splinters and killed thousands of Pakistanis. The aftermath of this earthquake was just as heart-wrenching as weather and rocky terrain delayed relief efforts and approaching winter months threaten hundreds of thousands more trying to survive without shelter.
Humanity First USA immediately collaborated with sister organizations in Canada, Germany, the United Kingdom and Pakistan to setup up relief camps. Teams of doctors, neurosurgeons, nurses, and pediatricians gathered in Kashmir to provide emergency medical relief services for the earthquake victims.
Humanity First is committed to staying in the region until Pakistan is once again rebuilt by pursuing shelters that, unlike tents, will provide "long-term" housing for earthquake victims.
Donate to help provide relief for disasters such as the South Asia earthquake.


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Tag Archives: Mike Dunleavy Sr.
Bucks land Mike Dunleavy, Jr.
This just in from Wojnarowksi at Yahoo! NBA:
"WojYahooNBA: Free agent forward Mike Dunleavy will sign a two year, $7.5 million deal with the Milwaukee Bucks, league source tells Y! Sports."
The 31-year-old Dunleavy's a natural scorer, a 6-9 forward-guard who will be a nice addition to the Bucks depth. He'll be a welcome relief off the Bucks bench on those nights when Stephen Jackson is chucking away with no conscience and Andrew Bogut and gang are ducking the missile like bricks rocketing off the rim on Captain Jack's misses. (Don't whince – this will actually happen, just as it did in Charlotte).
No, Mike Jr. doesn't play anything but average defense but the thinking here is that he's a hired scoring gun.
Dunleavy's career stats. 12.1 points, 80 percent on free throws, 36 percent from downtown. Average defensive rating (1o7) but an offensive rating of 108 — above the NBA average and a very high 115 last season. Mike's a gun.
His dad, Mike Dunleavy, Sr., of course, has held just about every job with the Bucks that there is. He played with Marques and Sidney in 1984 and was a Buck in 1984-85 after the Marques trade for Terry Cummings. He returned as an assistant coach/player-coach in the Del Harris years, taking over as head coach in 1992 when Harris moved to the front office and the Bucks tore down and began rebuilding. When Harris left Dunleavy became coach/GM. (Apparently, Herb Kohl thought he could do anything and everything).
Dunleavy, Sr., fans may recall, drafted Big Dog and was the Dog's first NBA coach. They got along pretty well, and Dunleavy managed to pull off some fan-friendly deals that brought in his old teammates such as Terry Cummings and Alton Lister to play alongside his young star (and knock him around in practice).
Dunleavy was not with the Bucks in Don Nelson's last season, 1986-87, Scott Skiles' rookie year and lone season as a Buck (owner Herb Kohl didn't want the hotheaded Skiles and his past drug history). But now that Sidney Moncrief is on Skiles' staff, not only is there a connection to Dunleavy Sr.'s playing days, but an offensive mind in Moncrief who will know how to best use Dunleavy's instant offense.
This entry was posted in The Jinx and tagged Mike Dunleavy Jr., Mike Dunleavy Sr., Scott Skiles, Sidney Moncrief on December 9, 2011 by J.D. Mo.


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Bengals RB Joe Mixon ruled out for game against Browns
Cincinnati Bengals running back Joe Mixon (28) runs for a touchdown in front of Jacksonville Jaguars strong safety Josh Jones (29) in the second half of an NFL football game in Cincinnati, Sunday, Oct. 4, 2020. (AP Photo/Aaron Doster)
CINCINNATI (AP) — Cincinnati Bengals running back Joe Mixon is out with a foot injury and won't play Sunday against the Cleveland Browns.
Mixon injured his right foot in the first half of last week's game with the Indianapolis Colts but later returned. He didn't practice this week and was ruled out Friday. The Bengals didn't disclose the specific nature of the injury.
Giovani Bernard likely will get the start at running back with Mixon unavailable.
Mixon has 428 yards and three touchdowns this season and averages 3.6 yards per carry. He also has 138 receiving yards and a touchdown.


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Thundercat names his favorite basslines and explains why slap bass is so controversial
"If your feel sucks, you just suck," says the multi-instrumentalist Dragonballer
Bass wizard Stephen "Thundercat" Bruner has made a name for himself playing with everyone from Flying Lotus to Kamasi Washington to Kendrick Lamar, not to mention with his own impressive solo output.
But while everyone seems to love Bruner's basslines, what basslines does Thundercat himself hold in high esteem?
In a recent sit down with Pitchfork for its Under the Influences (opens in new tab) series, he revealed some of his favorites, beginning with D'Angelo's 1995 song, Lady.
"This is the beginnings of me learning about feel and the importance of how things sit in a song," Thundercat explains.
"It took me a long time to really wrap my mind about the part where this guy's only playing three notes but this song grooves so hard."
From there, Bruner dissects the basslines from numerous classic songs, including The Brothers Johnson's Strawberry Letter 23 ("If you ever wanted to know what pimpin' was, play this song," he says) and Jaco Pastorious's Portrait of Tracy.
He also singles out Jack Bruce's "iconic" bass part in Cream's Sunshine of Your Love.
"This is one of those driving basslines that you can't get away from," Thundercat says.
Additionally, Thundercat spends plenty of time ruminating on the positives and negatives of slap bass, and highlights Graham Central Station's Hair as a high point of the technique.
"Larry Graham invented slap bass," he says. "This is a known fact."
In the end, no matter what approach you take to the instrument, "If your feel sucks, you just suck," Thundercat says. "There's nothing you can do about that."


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Trial By Combat Policy
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1 Requesting a Trial By Combat
2 Conducting a Trial By Combat
Requesting a Trial By Combat
In order for a TBC to take place the following criteria must be met:
A SGT or higher online approves and oversees the TBC process.
The civilian requesting the TBC has bounty of $100k or more.
The civilian requesting the TBC was non-aggressive and non-evasive when entering police custody.
The civilian requesting the TBC was not known to be aggressive towards cops in the past 60 mins.
If the SGT+ is present at the Trial, they may agree with the civilian's consent on different terms and conditions of the Trial.
However, the SGT who approves a TBC may authorize other officers to conduct the TBC without the SGT+ being present. In that situation, the officers are required to adhere to the procedure below.
Conducting a Trial By Combat
All TBC's must be conducted inside an HQ.
The officer that the civilian fights must not be a member of their gang, friends or associates.
No more than 2 civilians (including the civilian requesting the TBC) may be present at the Trial.
At least 3 officers should be present at the Trial (including the officer fighting.)
Both the officer and civilian fighting may not wear any clothing or armor.
Both are armed with only a P07 and one magazine. (The civilian must return the weapon after the Trial is complete.)
TBC cannot be conducted between two people who are in the same gang/associates/friends/etc.
If a civilian wins, he or she shall get a full pardon and must return the weapon to the officers.
If cop wins, the civilian shall receive a full ticket. If the ticket is refused the civilian will be sent to jail.
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It's January, so naturally everyone is on some sort of health kick. Which is why I'm sharing this Berry Beet Ginger Smoothie recipe with you today.
Right now, my Pinterest feed is filled with recipes for juices, smoothies, and all types of detox drinks (I'm sure yours is, too!). I'm not complaining though because I am happily pinning a lot of new, nutritious, and delicious looking recipes to my Healthy Juice and Smoothie Recipes board. I love smoothies and juices year round, not just after holiday overindulgence, so it's always a good thing to discover new recipes.
While I add new recipes to the mix regularly, this berry beet ginger smoothie is my go-to (I'm actually sipping on one as I write this!). I usually make it more than once a week, switching out some of the ingredients at times, depending on what is in my fridge.
The avocado add a nice smoothness, the beet and berries add beautiful colour and nice flavour, and the ginger gives it a little zing that makes this smoothie stand out. It's a nice combo because all of the ingredients just work really well together. And of course, it's good for you!
And think outside of the "smoothies for breakfast" box. I have been known to have a smoothie for a snack, lunch, or even supper on rare occasions, too. Have a little something else on the side and it will keep you going for a while. They're a nice option to have if you're on the go or in a rush.
So whether you're on an after-the-holidays-health-kick or you just love smoothies and being able to blend up a healthy, great-tasting breakfast (snack, or lunch!) then try my berry, beet, ginger smoothie. I think you'll love it.
P.S. Join me over on Facebook! I share healthy smoothie recipes on my page regularly (because I love them so much!).
Kick-start your day with this berry beet ginger smoothie — a healthy blend of fruits and vegetables with a little "zing" from fresh ginger.
Cut the beet in half (or quarters depending on how big it is).
Looks like a great combo!Do you cook your beet first?
I have been in a smoothie rut and found your recipe on Pinterest. The beet and ginger combo is just lovely! I didn't have avocado so I just left that out. Thanks for posting a unique smoothie recipe that's not too sweet.
Hi Abbie! It will make you two 500ml servings.
I love smoothies but a lot of the recipes use banana (like here) and I just don't eat bananas. Can you think of an easy substitute?
Instead of grinding the oats first, try soaking them the night before. I use equal amounts of hot water and oats. Put them in a small jar or covered container and let them sit out overnight. In the morning, when you are ready to make the smoothie, the oats are ready!
Love the color and the ingredients. Hvae to try it!
I've never tried putting a beet in a smoothie before but now I totally want to? I love the flavours up in here. Berries! Ginger! Turmeric! So much good stuff! Do you just chuck the beet into your blender whole with everything else? Definitely intrigued by this one. Thanks for the recipe!
Hi Katie! I'm currently using a NutriBullet for my smoothies so all I do is cut the beet in half or quarters (depending on how big it is) and it gets blended with everything really nicely. I hope you like it!
My pleasure, Laura! Let me know how you like it!
Hi Bianca! You are so kind to compliment on the pictures! It means a lot, I have been working really hard on my food photography, so thank you!
And yes, I did miss the beet in the ingredients list (how did I manage to do that??!) 🙂 Thanks for pointing that out right away, all fixed up now!
I have to make this smoothie! I just love that you used beets!


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Kids do you know who was Lord Vishwakarma and why do we celebrate his birthday as Vishwakarma Day?If you don't know, then don't worry. We will find that out today…The legend goes as follows: when Lord Brahma created the world, he need an architect, sculptor and designer to create it. Some legends say that he created Lord Vishwakarma or Vishwakarman as the architect of the world. Listen to this story in English, Hindi, Kannada, Telugu and Marathi.
Listen to story about Lord Vishwakarma in English
कहानि हिंदी में सुनें
Listen to the story of Lord Vishwakarma in Hindi
Listen to story about Lord Vishwakarma in Kannada
Translation and narration by Shruthi Prakash. Editing by Prashanth.
Listen to story about Lord Vishwakarma in Telugu
Translation and narration by Surekha. Editing by Prashanth.
मराठीत कथा ऐका
Listen to stories of Lord Vishwakarma
Translation and narration by Anaya. Editing by Vyas.
This episode was written by Minu Pandit and edited by Amar Vyas. Narration by Sheerali Biju. Audio editing by Vyas. Music: Carefree Cathy. Baalgatha Podcast is produced by gaathastory. New episodes of Baalgatha Podcast are available in English, Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, Kannada and Telugu exclusively on Spotify. Soon we will launch this podcast in other languages.


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President Biden has named a wide range of scientists and policymakers to advise his administration. One significant action was that the Office of Science Technology and Policy (OSTP) will be part of the Cabinet for the first time. The OSTP has a broad mandate to advise the president on the effects of science and technology on domestic and international affairs. Last week, President Biden asked geneticist Eric Lander to head the OSTP. Lander, who played a key role in the Human Genome Project, would be the first biologist to lead OSTP. He will require Senate confirmation.
On February 3, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer announced an agreement with Republicans to organize the evenly split chamber. The Democrats are in control of the Senate because Vice President Harris would cast the deciding vote in the case of a tie. This ends a standoff that had prevented the new Democratic majority from setting up some operations, including committee ratios and other details. Democrats will now assume the chairs of the committees and finalize committee assignments.
Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry: The committee assignment process in the Senate is guided by Senate rules along with party rules and practices. The Senate still needs to vote on the rules agreed to for the current session of Congress. That should happen shortly, allowing committee action to begin. The following leadership will be in place:
Chair: Senator Debbie Stabenow (D-MI)
Ranking Member: Senator John Boozman (R-AR)
Committee membership and other information will be available on the committee website: https://www.agriculture.senate.gov/.
House Agriculture Committee: Membership of the committee is not finalized, but leadership has been determined. Congressman David Scott (D; GA-13) will serve as chair. Scott currently is the chair of the House Agriculture subcommittee on Commodity Exchanges, Energy, and Credit and a member of the House Agriculture subcommittee on General Farm Commodities and Risk Management. Congressman Glenn Thompson (R; PA-15) will be the new ranking member. Thompson currently is the ranking member of the House Agriculture subcommittee on General Farm Commodities and Risk Management. He also serves on the Livestock and Foreign Agriculture and the Biotechnology, Horticulture, and Research subcommittees.
Committee membership and other information will be available on the committee website: https://agriculture.house.gov/.
United States Department of Agriculture Organization
Tom Vilsack has been nominated to serve again as Secretary of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). Vilsack is well known: he led the USDA under President Barack Obama and was one of a few cabinet members to serve through both terms. He was governor of Iowa from 1999 until 2007 and most recently served as president and CEO of the US Dairy Export Council. The Senate Agriculture Committee met on February 2, with Senators Stabenow and Boozman jointly leading the hearing to consider Vilsack's nomination. Recovery from the impact of COVID-19, trade, climate change, racial disparity, food security, supply chain resilience, and market transparency were major areas of discussion. Strong support was noted for land-grant universities and rebuilding the research infrastructure. At the end of the session, the committee favorably reported out the nomination. Vilsack will now be considered by the full Senate for confirmation.
In addition to Secretary of Agriculture, 14 other positions at USDA require Senate approval:
Deputy Secretary of Agriculture
Under Secretary of Agriculture for Farm Production and Conservation
Under Secretary of Agriculture for Food, Nutrition, and Consumer Services
Under Secretary of Agriculture for Food Safety
Under Secretary of Agriculture for Marketing and Regulatory Programs
Under Secretary of Agriculture for Natural Resources and Environment
Under Secretary of Agriculture for Research, Education, and Economics
Under Secretary of Agriculture for Rural Development
Under Secretary of Agriculture for Trade and Foreign Agricultural Affairs
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture for Congressional Relations
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture for Civil Rights
The fact that the Senate has not yet been able to act on nominees requiring confirmation means that several critical positions are filled by individuals in short-term "acting" roles. The following is a current overview of where we stand on those positions:
USDA Acting Secretary Kevin Shea's current role is administrator of the USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service. He was appointed on June 18, 2013, after having served as acting administrator since June 2012.
Dr. Jewel H. Bronaugh has been nominated to serve as deputy secretary of the USDA. Bronaugh, commissioner of the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services since 2018, was previously executive director of the Center for Agricultural Research, Engagement, and Outreach at Virginia State University (VSU). She also served as state executive director of the USDA Farm Service Agency and as dean of VSU's College of Agriculture. Bronaugh holds a bachelor's degree in education from James Madison University, and a master's in education and doctorate in career and technical education from Virginia Tech.
Several key appointments have been named. You can find news of additional appointments as they are announced here: https://www.usda.gov/media/press-releases.
While little legislation has moved yet in the new Congress, executive orders, statements on the record, and the background of nominees and appointees indicate that hunger, climate change, trade and immigration will be priorities for the administration. During the Vilsack hearing, both he and the committee senators noted the importance of and need for additional research as well as funding and rebuilding the research infrastructure.
Opportunity for Input on Research Priorities
As noted in last month's report, the USDA Agricultural Research Service (ARS) Food Animal Production National Program 101 and the National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) are collecting input to establish research priorities for the next five years. Listening sessions have been held and they are conducting an online survey that is open until February 11, 2021, to identify and rank important issues relative to animal production commodities and ask for input on impacts of current ARS and NIFA programs as well as future direction of the research programs. Please click on the following Survey Monkey link to complete the survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/99JLJW8.
USDA Webinar
You are invited to USDA's forum Building Resilience in Agricultural & Food Systems through Innovative and Strategic Partnerships on Wednesday, February 17, 2021, from 1:00 to 4:30 pm EST.
Presenters include leaders from USDA, the ag industry, and community organizations followed by open discussion and Q&A. This forum discussion will highlight how innovative and strategic partnerships among federal, state, local, and private partners support the building of resilience in agricultural and food systems, with a focus on food systems and disaster recovery. Held in conjunction with USDA's Ag Outlook Forum, this Microsoft Teams Live Event is hosted by USDA's Office of Partnerships and Public Engagement (OPPE) and Farm Production and Conservation (FPAC) Mission Area - Register now! The link to the event will be provided upon registration.
Please contact me if you have questions, ideas, or suggestions on any of these or other policy issues. We will provide additional information as it becomes available. We need to work together to maintain a strong and effective national research effort.
If you are interested in communicating occasionally with members of Congress on issues related to animal agriculture, we are looking for FASS science policy advocates. Please contact me for details.
Ken Olson, PhD, PAS
FASS Science Policy Coordinator
keolson@prodigy.net
https://www.fass.org/Science-Policy


Imagine you are one of only 10, 5 or 2 people in the whole world to own an amazing piece of art. Imagine you are the only person in the world to own this piece of art. How would that make you feel?
Welcome to Michael Seebeck's Collectors' Editions.
Limited Edition Prints which are either unique (edition size of 1 only) or very limited in size (< 50), to enable ownership of a more rare and exclusive piece of art.
The fewer prints remaining, the higher the price will be (# 3 of 10 will be lower in price than # 7 of 10).
All sizes are equal in price. The buyer is purchasing an edition number, regardless of size.
Generally the smaller the edition size, the higher the price will be for each individual print sold (with the exception of the first few prints sold in edition sizes of 5-25, which are priced at the same base price level).
To retain the integrity of the investment value of the Collectors' Editions, strictly no discounts will be offered.
Each Collectors' Edition includes a certain amount of Artist's Proofs. An Artist Proof is a special subset of the Limited Edition, which is usually sold at a higher price than the last number sold in the edition itself. They are only potentially available after the edition has sold out. The Artist's Proofs are usually reserved for the artist's private collection and may or may not be sold at the discretion of the artist, directly from the artist. The Artist's Proofs are signed and numbered, for example "AP 1/3" and are generally considered a status symbol in the world of art collecting.
Prints in the Collectors' Editions are only available as Print Only or Plexiprint. Alugraphs are not available as they are restricted in size and an accurate colour rendition cannot always be guaranteed.
Each print is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.
Lay-by is available and free shipping is offered, worldwide.
As with any investment, there is always an element of risk involved and there is never a guarantee that you will be able to make a profit when selling your print, regardless of who the artist/photographer is. The true investment value depends on many different factors, including, but not limited to, supply and demand market forces and the condition of your print. However, we can reasonably assume that the investment potential dramatically increases with smaller edition sizes, as there are simply fewer prints in existence, and therefore increased demand relative to supply.
The purchaser will be notified once the edition has sold out and the option to offer the print for resale through our gallery will be offered.


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A Gallery Girl on Gallery Girls
girls don't rule the art world
by by Ana Alvarez
illustration by by Adriana Gallo
Gallery Girls, Bravo's latest reality television venture, follows the trials of seven young women as they navigate the 'New York Art World.' They are gallery assistants, aspiring photographers, and art advisors. Some live off trust funds, others have part time jobs. Some are die hard Brooklynites, others never venture beyond the Upper East Side. Despite their differences, all of them aspire to create successful careers in the art world. Several critics have already argued that, as far as quality of content goes, Gallery Girls runs in the same league as Bravo's reality television trademark The Real Housewives, except they've traded unfulfilled millionaires' wives for unfulfilled 20-somethings and switched botox and charity events with 'art' and gallery openings. Audiences witness the banal and contrived interactions of the show's protagonists—waiting to see who will shoot a dramatic look at who, and hoping that all of their white girl problems will be solved by the end of the episode.
Yet Gallery Girls is particularly well-situated to make insightful cultural commentary, for the 'New York Art World'—an insulated network of artists, curators, gallery owners, collectors, art dealers, writers, and critics—is very much real. I was once a gallery girl, a title I am embarrassed to own up to after it's become a reality television moniker and mockery. Yet I had a productive and fulfilling run as an unpaid gallery intern. Sure, there was sweeping and spackling, and one of my main duties was "updating the gallery's social media output," but for the most part, my job allowed me to meet and write about emerging artists, and I ended with an opportunity to curate my first New York show.
These are experiences that are totally lost in the show, mainly because there is little, if any, mention of actual art. To the girls of Gallery Girls, art is nothing but a justification to lead self-indulgent lifestyles and only becomes relevant when attached to a hefty price tag. The show conflates pursuing a career in the art world with leading a privileged party-girl lifestyle, taking for granted the very artworks that make working as a gallery assistant fulfilling and exciting. The girls of Gallery Girls are alienated from the art-making process and aloof to the very community that they claim they want to promote. Two of the girls, Chantal and Claudia, open a 'hybrid art space' on the Lower East Side, which turns out to be less of an experimental creative hub and more of a high end fashion boutique with two or three paintings on the wall, none of which they ever sell. There's never any interaction or conversation about which artists they work with or what type of art they want to feature in their space.
And when the girls of Gallery Girls do talk about art, the conversation is overlaid with tedium and ridicule. In one scene, Liz has dinner with gallery director Eli Klein, and complains when he talks excessively about Chinese artists. Note that Klein is her boss, and they work at a gallery dedicated to contemporary Chinese art. Perhaps the worst offender is Amy, who interns with an art advisor. While visiting an art fair, she is asked to pick a piece that reflects her personal taste. Instead of taking the time to learn about and appreciate lesser-known artists, Amy chooses a work by Damien Hirst because he is "one of the most famous contemporary artists out there." The only time the girls truly perk up at the sight of artwork is when they visit Philips de Pury for an auction. Of course the art that's being sold isn't shown or even talked about; they just get excited because it's selling for so much money.
But perhaps the most disturbing aspect of Gallery Girls is not where it clearly goes wrong, but where the show gets it right, especially in the gender norms that are reproduced in the show. Gallery Girls suggests that unless you are an attractive, thin, upper-class white female there's no place for you in the entry echelon of the art world. Although there's little data on the gender ratio of unpaid gallery interns, the show reinforces the stereotype that working as a gallery assistant is a pink-collar job assigned only to attractive young females with little pay and minimal opportunity for advancement. This stereotype speaks true to the gender makeup of leading art world professions. Women are consistently only 15 percent of the names on Artforum's, Art + Auction's, and ArtReview's annual "power lists," and according to analysis of the current membership of the Association of Art Museum Directors, less than 30 percent of mid-size and large institutions are led by women.
The situation is even direr for female artists. The Guerilla Girls, a radical feminist group of artists founded in 1985 devoted to drawing attention to continuing gender and racial inequity in creative professions, gathered some telling statistics: "Less than 3 percent of the artists in the Modern Art sections [of the Museum of Modern Art] are women, but 83% of the nudes are female." An article in The Economist titled "The Price of Being Female" retold an all too common incident in New York auction houses: "The proceeds on all the works by women artists in the Christie's sale tallied up to a mere $17m—less than 5% of the total and not even half the price achieved that night by a single picture of two naked women by Yves Klein." That said, if men overwhelmingly hold power in the art world, both as artists and as art professionals, watching Gallery Girls raises the question—where are the gallery guys?
Yet, compared to other art world careers, the gallery scene is a particularly viable space for successful women. In 2006, art critic Jerry Saltz found that of the 125 well-known New York galleries, 42 percent were owned or co-owned by women, a surprisingly even ratio. Female gallerists have proven that they are able to foster art world success despite facing continuously unequal standards. As an aspiring female gallerist and curator, the most disappointing result of Gallery Girls is that although there are scores of successful women in the art world, it is over-privileged and talentless girls who get on TV.
ANA ALVAREZ B'13 is more of a guerrilla girl than a gallery girl.


nother wonderful video trailer for a wedding on Lake Orta!
Nicola and Tom's wedding video. With Charlotte and Steven's one, these two wedding videos shot on Lake Orta can really give you a full idea Orta romanticism and the wonderful beauty of nature you can meet her.
If you are keen to get married on Lake Orta but you do not know which one to chose we are sure you will choose Lake Orta after seeing this wonderful wedding movie.
Wedding planning is by our wedding planner for Lake Orta, Valentina.
Floral decorations in Assunta Church, bridal bouquet and bridesmaids' bouquets and centerpieces for the reception at Ustaria Ca dal Rat are all by La Piccola Selva Floral Designer.
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Ellen Degeneres Scandal
During the last few months, there have been some rumors surrounding The Ellen Degeneres Show. There have been stories spreading on Ellen's treatment of her employees and about her fake personality.
According to Insider, there have been multiple former employees that have accused her of being 'rude and cold'. One woman said that Ellen would pick a different person everyday to bully. After every show, she tells her audience to "be kind," however this saying is very different from what she reportedly actually follows.
On air, the comedy talk show host seems kind and friendly, but other people have said that she is very different when the curtain is closed.
"I can't believe more people don't know about this," Raul Hernandez, jr., said. "I would have never thought that someone like her could treat people with such disrespect."
Social media influencers including Nikkie from "Nikkie Tutorials" have also talked about how Ellen treats people poorly. Nikkie shares on her platform that Ellen was not even letting her use the bathroom. On her social media, Nikkie claims that she did not have a pleasant time on The Ellen Show.
A recent twitter thread was started by Kevin Porter, a podcaster. The thread was sharing all of the things that Ellen has said or done that have gone under the radar. There were thousands of Tweets compiled from restaurant employees to other people in Hollywood.
A waitress at a vegan restaurant in LA recently spoke out to The New York Post about her experience serving Ellen and her wife. The waitress, Chris Farah, claimed that after the couple left the owner came up to her. Ellen had complained to the owner about Farah's chipped nail polish.
A former associate producer reached out to The Post to tell them how she saw Ellen. The former associate producer claimed that Ellen was out of touch with the real world because she lived in such a privileged bubble.
The show has not been put on pause, but some people are refusing to buy tickets or even watch the show on television. Some of her audience is starting to realize that her persona on television could be just a front.
"I just get angry that wealthy people like her aren't questioned for their character more often," Hernandez said.


A gulf separates how much CEOs think they engage with marketing and how much their marketing team thinks they really care about communications. Whilst 95% of CEOs claim to work effectively with marketing, 42% of CMOs say that they struggle to keep their CEO involved in communications. This is according to research commissioned by communications agency Speed.
Despite 84% of CEOs believing that external communications is critical to business growth, the research further supports the gap that exists, with 70% of CEOs providing a range of reasons for not engaging their CMO and only half (50%) of them meeting regularly with their CMO or involving them in board and strategy sessions.
Looking at why CEOs are failing to get on board with communications, Tallett says: "Over a third of CEOs claim that 'lack of time' is the reason they don't get more involved with marketing and communications. How much time you dedicate to something is an indication of where you place your importance, so this is where the real obstacle lies; it's the value placed on marketing and communications that is the challenge amongst CEOs.
Tallett concludes that there is a real challenge that needs to be overcome in educating the CEO and leadership teams around the value of marketing and communications: "Marketing teams need to work hard to demonstrate that marketing and communications is an investment and not an expense, and that the CEO is central to this. By delivering insights into brand reputation, brand value and demonstrating the impact that marketing and communications has on supporting the business strategy, marketing teams can educate their leaders on the importance of what they do.
The research was commissioned by Speed Communications and involved interviews with 250 UK CEOs and 250 CMOs.


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Less Apps on Chinese Smartphones from January 1, 2023
A new regulation limits the number of pre-installed Apps phones can be sold with, and makes it more difficult to download new ones. The aim, as usual, is more surveillance.
by Zhou Kexin
The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, Beijing. Credits.
On January 1, 2023, a new regulation called "Notice on Further Regulating the Behavior of Presetting Mobile Smart Terminal Application Software" by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and the State Cyberspace Administration of China came into force. Directives for its interpretation were also published.
In 2016, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology had promulgated the "Interim Provisions on the Administration of Presetting and Distribution of Mobile Smart Terminal Application Software." However, the Apps market has rapidly evolved since 2016 and the Ministry concluded that a new regulation was needed.
Mobile phone manufacturers attract consumers by pre-installing a large number of Apps. This is a problem for the Chinese authorities because first, some of these Apps may be used for online activities that are difficult to control, and second, they want to know who downloads what.
For this reason, from January 1, 2023, smartphones and other mobile smart terminals sold in China should include only a limited number of pre-installed Apps: "(1) Basic components of the operating system: system settings, file management; (2) Apps that ensure the normal operation of smart terminal hardware: multimedia recording; (3) Basic communication Apps: making and receiving calls, sending and receiving text messages, address book, browser; (4) Application software download channel: Apps store." For each category of basic function software, only one App can be unremovable.
Smartphones on sale in China. Credits.
As clarified in the directives, what the authorities are concerned with is that in a chaotic commercial situation "illegal Apps" may come with the phones. Note that in China Facebook and Instagram and their corresponding Apps, for example, are banned.
Furthermore, the new regulation asks smartphone manufacturers to make the downloading of new Apps less immediate and "take technical and management measures" to prevent the installation of illegal Apps—or at least report those who try to download them to the police.
Xi Jinping's dream of a total control of the Internet continues to be pursued down to the smallest details.
Source: bitterwinter.org
Prominent NYC venues repeatedly host Chinese official who praised CCP, denied Uyghur genocide
Curious Washington Awaits Next Chinese Ambassador
China's Displeasure With a Bookseller Follows Him to Florida


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This is one of those totally bizarre but ultimately delicious pizza combinations that really works! The sweet potatoes pair well with the spicy Buffalo sauce, and the blue cheese sprinkled on top adds the perfect tang. You could definitely also make this dish with a combination of sweet potatoes and shredded chicken or only chicken, although I found the vegetarian version very satisfying. You could also make your own Buffalo sauce, or just be lazy like me and buy a jar! One word of warning - although both varieties of sweet potatoes would be delicious here, you might want to go for the orange ones for aesthetic reasons. I bought the white-fleshed sort by mistake and wasn't thrilled with the color when they came out of the oven. (Of course, they get covered in sauce and cheese, but still!) Either way, this is definitely the pizza to make when you're in the mood for something unusual and tasty.
1. Preheat the oven to 375 degrees. Toss the sweet potato with a bit of olive oil, and then spread out on a foil-lined baking sheet. Roast until the sweet potatoes are cooked through and tender, stirring occasionally.
2. Preheat the oven to 500 degrees. Stretch out one round of pizza dough and place on pizza pan. Brush a very thin layer of olive oil over the crust.
3. In a bowl, mix together the sweet potatoes with Buffalo sauce until well coated. Top the pizza with cubes of sweet potato. Sprinkle mozzarella and blue cheeses over the sweet potatoes.
4. Bake the pizza until the crust is crispy and the mozzarella is brown, about 10 minutes.
1. Mix everything together in the bowl of a stand mixer until everything is just incorporated.
2. Knead on low speed until the dough is smooth and supple. Add more water or flour as needed.
3. Place the dough in an oiled bowl, spray oil on the ball of dough, and then cover with plastic wrap.
4. Let rise until doubled, which could take anywhere from a few to several hours (depending on how fed and how active your sourdough starter is).
6. A couple of hours before you're ready to bake the pizzas, pull the dough out of the fridge and gently divide into 4 or so pieces (less pizzas for thicker crusts, more for thinner crusts). Spray with oil, cover with plastic, and let rise for a couple of hours.
7. Preheat the oven to 500 degrees. Carefully stretch a ball of pizza dough to fit your pan. Top, and then bake until the crust is browned and the cheese is bubbling (cooking time will depend on thickness of crust). Repeat with remaining balls of dough.
This is pretty unique pizza, kind of sweet and savory at the same time. I like that!
What a great sounding pizza!


Primary colors can be combined in different ways to produce every other color. Embedded in their absolute simplicity, then, is a latent complexity—a potential for extrapolation and manipulation.
It wasn't over, of course. Painting continued and the primaries have persisted—even taking on symbolic resonance and political significance. Around the time that Rodchenko was declaring them to be harbingers of The End, Dutch painters Theo van Doesburg and Piet Mondrian saw in those three hues a utopian vision of universal human harmony. They perceived the primary colors as fundamental to their new cultural movement—De Stijl, or "the style" in Dutch—which was dedicated both to countering the decorative excesses of art deco, the period's dominant aesthetic, and to rebuilding society through art in the devastating aftermath of World War I. Its practitioners emphasized the idea of absolute essentials, favoring reductive abstractions and simple visual elements like geometric forms, often represented in red, yellow and blue. It was in the most basic things, they suggested through their work, that the world's people could find common ground and come together.
The primaries found their place in the Bauhaus, too. The school's founder, Walter Gropius, widely considered one of the fathers of modernist architecture, believed that the movement should generate designs that were simple, rational and, above all, accessible—again tapping into the clear, communicative power of red, yellow and blue.
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rain is a little more spotty. southeastern pennsylvania sure has it. like yesterday we have pockets of steadier rain highlighted in yellow. this is pushing up through chester county, philadelphia, delaware county, bucks and montgomery county for the most part. a little bit of it pushing through southern northampton county as well. and then down in cape may county most of the heavy stuff off the shore but along the coast a couple sprinkles and showers there. that's the way we're starting out. all of this moving to the north and it shouldn't be with us all that much longer. behind it there are a couple sprinkles and showers farther to the south. women low pressure getting closer to the south of us we'll wind up with that easterly flow again today that tosses a few more showers in this afternoon. temperatures this morning are a little cooler than yesterday. we're at 51 in philadelphia. 51 in allentown. 51 in wilmington. upper 40's in millville down to cape may. on the bus stop this morning probably sitting on or about 50 degrees and it's damp so the kids might want a poncho or some sort of rain gear. 50 degrees at 6 o'clock, 50 at 8 o'clock with some spotty showers in some neighborhoods.
that was blocking the ramp from the schuylkill westbound to the vine eastbound but that cleared. so now traffic is moving okay on the vine. we've got a big accident in new jersey though and you know when the roads are wet you expect these to happen. in in gloucester county three he 22 is blocked. it's blocked in monroe township this accident brought town a pole and wires. that's going to take a little longer to fix and this is near high street. stick to glassboro cross keys road as your alternate matt and tam. >> thank you karen. governor erupted in two locations in the city of philadelphia last night. >> both involved philadelphia police officers pulling the trigger and one of these situations was fatal. >> we have live team coverage. katherine scott is live at police headquarters. >> first let's start with annie mccormick in the overbrook section of the city with more on the deadly shooting. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tamala and matt. right now you can still see behind me that officers are still processing the scene.
information later on in the morning. they're still working to identify the man who was shot by police. for now reporting live in overbrook, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." back to you. >> annie, thank you. and let's switch over to "action news" reporter katherine scott. she's live at police headquarters with more on that police shooting that happened in southwest philadelphia. katherine. >> reporter: tam, in this case one man was shot in the leg by police. he remains in the hospital in stable condition. at this point there's been no word to any injuries to those officers. let's go to the scene in southwest philadelphia. this happened around 11:30 last night. twelfth district officers were in the area of 53rd and gray's avenue when they heard several gun shots. the two officers in uniform went to the back of a home and saw a man who is about 40 years old, he was on the back porch shooting in the air. they approve approached him andd him to drop his weapon. he fired one shot at the officers and missed. one of the officers fired twice back.
of tap water while he's in flint arguing that the water is now safe for consumption. the president's visit is in response to an eight-year-old girl who wrote to him. three people are now facing criminal charges. >> very similar to yesterday which is bad news for the morning commute, isn't it. >> yeah, a lot of rain out there at least in southeastern pennsylvania. it's not going to last that much longer. storm tracker6 live double scan shows you that the bulk of the rain is in pennsylvania. if we go in tighter you can see the i-95 corridor being affected by this and parts of south jersey picking up a light sprinkle. heavier stuff highlighted in yellow he is popping through the southeastern pennsylvania suburbs. philadelphia getting a little bit of it there. that's beginning to push up towards northeast philadelphia. areas around norristown doylestown malvern and coatesville also getting some of this and as we take a look at the northern suburbs once we get rid of this, you see how it's all pushing up to the north, won't be around philadelphia all that much longer, up in allentown you're still going to be in and out of these raindrops for awhile.
>> another wet and dreary day. let's take a look outside right now and see what it's doing to the roads. we still have construction workers they can work in anything here. this is chester county 202 northbound between route 30 and 401. it's hard to see, they're kind of behind that scene but you see the flashing lights. construction workers out there blocking the left lane and should be wrapped up pretty soon. >> about half the region has rain right now karen and it's mostly in southeastern pennsylvania and then up toward trenton and mercer and hunterdon county new jersey. you can see that at some pots we've got some heavier rain with a little bit of yellow showing through. we expect some drying during the rest of the morning commute. down the shore a couple sprinkles most of that rain off the coast. as we go through the day we want to keep rain gear handy on both you and the kids on the way in to work or school. it's a little bit damp the in some spots.
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>> ♪ >> time for the morning buzz here at the big board. real estate tycoon and "shark tank" star barbara corcoran typed wearing bright colors and hiking up her skirt worked for her.
corcoran also tweeted they finds being a woman running a business in a man's world a huge advantage. she founded the corcoran estate group does $18 billion in sales annually. the mogul did not immediately respond to requests for comment. hey may the fourth be with you. the kimmel center is offering fans a special one night only concert tonight in honor of star wars day. the philadelphia orchestra will play award winning composer john williams' most popular scores from the force awakens and guess what? >> what. >> williams himself will be the conductor. he's going to be there and will also include selections from harry potter jaws and et, too. >> that's going to be great. thank you, matt. coming up on "action news" a potential food poisoning scare. police nab a man caught on camera spraying a poisonous concoction on food at a grocery store. new details on police shootings in philadelphia overnight. we've got live team coverage for that you when "action news" comes right back.


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Home » MAA Publications » MAA Reviews » Mathematics in Nature: Modeling Patterns in the Natural World
Mathematics in Nature: Modeling Patterns in the Natural World
John A. Adam
Steve Morics
Mathematics in Nature is a simple title for a complex book. It suggests an excursion into the Fibonacci numbers, or perhaps a predator-prey model. But this is so much more. Extensively researched, this is 360 pages of mathematical explanations for readily observed events in nature.
John Adam has combined his interests in the great outdoors and applied mathematics to compile one surprising example after another of how mathematics can be used to explain natural phenomena. And what examples! Why do spotted cats have striped tails, but no striped cats have spotted tails? Why do clouds often form in straight lines? When chased by a bear on a mountain, should you run uphill or downhill? Why is the sky blue, or, more interestingly, why isn't it violet?
Before diving into all of these and many more interesting questions, Adam takes a couple of chapters to address more general issues concerning the importance of estimation, and the value and limitations of mathematical models. Adam's genesis for this text was developing a class in mathematical modeling, and for those that are new to the genre, this is a great introduction. Using the example of a melting snowball, the author walks through the sorts of issues faced by a mathematical modeller, including the operating assumptions made, the first set of questions asked, the selection of appropriate equations, and then the process of refinement as limitations of the model become apparent and the reasonableness of the solutions is considered. One could do worse than to use this example in the first meeting of an introductory mathematical modeling course.
After setting the table, Adam brings out course after course of models of natural phenomena. Some are familiar to any veteran of a liberal arts math course, although explained in greater depth. Problems of scale are discussed, such as why King King couldn't exist, and why a large animal has a slower heartbeat than a smaller one. The Fibonacci numbers are here, including explanations of why they occur so frequently, proofs concerning ratios of terms in the Fibonacci sequence, and extensive citations. There's also an involved examination of whether or not a honeycomb is, as common knowledge holds, formed of hexagons because they're the optimal way to enclose volume with a given perimeter. But many more topics are much less familiar. In addition to those mentioned above, there are discussions of the width of the glitter path of the setting sun on a lake, the proper angles for double and triple rainbows, the meandering behavior of rivers, tidal bores, and the calm spot in the center of the ring of concentric circles formed by throwing a pebble into a pond.
Adam suggests in his preface that his intended audience consists of "undergraduate students in mathematics, science, and engineering (and their professors)," "high school teachers and their students who may have the opportunity for 'mathematical enrichment'," and "anyone interested in the beauty of nature, regardless of their mathematical background." There are numerous non-mathematical discussions of the phenomena and the results of the models, but this book will be far more valuable to someone who can follow at least some of the mathematics. Even though many of the chapters push some of the involved mathematics to an appendix, there's still plenty of mathematics worked through the text to frustrate a novice. The level varies from differential calculus and introductory differential equations to elliptical integrals and complex (as in complex numbers) series. That's not to say it's a thorough mathematical treatment, either. There are lots of phrases like, "It can be shown that" or "It turns out that the value of the constant is ..." In trying to be all things to all people, the text is somewhat uneven in tone, allowing conversational discussions to obscure the mathematics at some points, and losing the main ideas in a forest of mathematical details at others.
This isn't necessarily a bad thing, as the constant switching between conversation, calculus level mathematics, and specific topics from applied mathematics seems to mirror Adam's own method of approaching these problems and conveys his enthusiasm for this subject. It also illustrates the potential for an instructor's guide. The uneven level of presentation and requisite mathematical experience presents opportunities for these examples to be used in several different courses, but the text is organized by topic, not mathematical level. There is an excellent discussion of how tides are slowing down the earth's rotation, using not much more than introductory calculus topics, but if you're teaching calculus and searching for an interesting example to use in class, you wouldn't know to look for it. An initially reasonable but incorrect model for the movement of sap up through a tree is included, but an instructor on the hunt for such an example would have to stumble on it (or read this review). An instructor's guide would make this book a top notch classroom resource.
Other minor quibbles include the fact that while there are color plates, there are no references to them in the relevant sections of the text, and that there are instances when a labeled diagram could really help out those not familiar with the standard physical constants, or with unfamiliar phenomena, such as tidal bores. And although a Dimetrodon provides an interesting application of how mathematics can help paleontologists determine the use of the sail on its back, it is not a dinosaur, as my first grade son has repeatedly told me.
But these certainly aren't worth ruminating over. John Adam has done a great deal of reading and exposition, indulging his passions to create this compilation of mathematical models of natural phenomena, and the sheer number of examples he manages to cram into this book is testament to his efforts. There are other texts on the market which explore the connection between mathematics and nature, such as Nature's Numbers by Ian Stewart, but none this wide-ranging. And besides, Adam has probably already cited them. For anyone searching for a real mathematical examination of the connection between mathematics and nature, this is a great place to start.
Appendix: There's an unexpected message that the numerous examples in this book make manifest. Trigonometry is important. In my experience, students arrive for their first year of college mathematics less and less well-versed in trigonometry as the years go by. I don't know if they're spending more time with probability and statistics, or simply spending more time on polynomials, but I find myself spending more and more time reviewing basic trigonometric facts that I used to take for granted. But from problems of scale to river meanders, so many of the models involve trigonometry one could make the argument that you can't understand the world around you without being familiar with it. For an instructor to put any of these examples to use in a classroom, the students have to be more familiar with sines and cosines than simply knowing their definitions. If anyone wanted to make a case for a return to an emphasis on trigonometric functions, this book provides it.
Steve Morics (Steven_Morics@redlands.edu} is Associate Professor of Mathematics at the University of Redlands in southern California. His interests include combinatorics, mathematics and politics, music, and getting outdoors as much as possible. He'll be a bit more observant as a result of reading this book.
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Der Spiegel weighs in on Jeff Bezos and The Washington Post
On February 23, 2015 By Dan KennedyIn Media1 Comment
The German news magazine Der Spiegel, of all places, has a long, intriguing story on the growth of The Washington Post under Amazon founder Jeff Bezos. More than a year after the sale, the magazine reports, "Bezos's motives remain a mystery to those at the Post." But he's spending money, morale seems to be soaring and a once-shrinking institution is on the rebound.
Making sense of the WikiLeaks documents
On July 26, 2010 By Dan KennedyIn Media9 Comments
Like just about everyone else in the media world, I'm trying to make sense today of the WikiLeaks documents, the Pentagon Papers of our time.
The documents — reported by the New York Times, the Guardian and Der Spiegel — show that the war in Afghanistan has been undermined by untrustworthy "friends" in the Pakistani intelligence service, chaos and duplicity in Afghanistan, and mistakes by American and allied forces leading to civilian casualties.
In a sense, it's nothing we didn't know, and the White House argues that the situation has been improving since President Obama charted his own course. (The most recent documents in the cache are from December 2009.) Still, like the Pentagon Papers, the documents offer official confirmation that things are (or at least were) as bad as we feared, if not worse.
I think WikiLeaks' strategy of giving the three Western news organizations a month to go over the documents before making them public was brilliant. Earlier this year, WikiLeaks and its founder, Julian Assange, got a lot of attention over a video it had obtained of an American helicopter firing on civilians in Iraq, including two Reuters freelancers. Ultimately, though, it proved to be the wrong kind of attention — the heavy-handed editing made it appear more like an anti-American propaganda film than documentary evidence. (WikiLeaks also released a longer, unedited version.)
By contrast, in providing the latest documents to news organizations, Assange was able to get out of the way and let credible journalists tell the story. Jay Rosen, in a characteristically thoughtful post about WikiLeaks ("the world's first stateless news organization"), thinks Assange did it because he knew the story wouldn't get the attention it deserved unless the traditional media could break it.
I don't disagree, but I think a more important reason is that the public will take it more seriously.
Also: At the Nation, Greg Mitchell has been rounding up links about the WikiLeaks story here and here.


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Interdisciplinary Team from PVAMU, TSU Receives $1 Million NSF Award
Prairie View A&M University (PVAMU) and Texas Southern University (TSU) are collaborators on a nearly $1 million grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF). The project is called Excellence in Research: Collaborative Research: Strengthen the Foundation of Big Data Analytics via Interdisciplinary Research among HBCUs.
"Our teams have joined forces to enhance the research capabilities of PVAMU and TSU and enrich the learning environment for underrepresented undergraduate and graduate students in the big data analytics research field," said Associate Professor of Computer Science Dr. Lei Huang, who is serving as PVAMU's principal investigator on the project.
Each team has faculty members, post-doctoral, graduate, and undergraduate students from computer science, mathematics, and physics departments participating in the three-year project. The goal is developing an innovative deep learning software package. (Deep learning is the latest breakthrough in artificial intelligence inspired by the structure of the human brain.)
"More specifically, the teams will conduct interdisciplinary research to visualize and open the black box of deep neural networks to unveil the mysteries of the recent success of artificial intelligence. The work with help research and industrial communities to better understand and explain the 'magic power' of deep neural networks with the theory of modern physics. We will enhance the mathematical foundation of artificial intelligence, increase the computation efficiency of the deep learning with new scalable algorithms, and implement our research into a new deep learning software package and deploy in the Cloud Computing and High-Performance Computing platforms," said Huang.
Moreover, research will be integrated into courses in PVAMU's computer science department to provide students with a broader view of the subjects.
"The collaboration between these two Houston area HBCU institutions will expand research horizons and expose our students to the state-of-art interdisciplinary knowledge and experience, which will be important to their future careers," said Huang. "The research should inspire and attract more students in underrepresented minority groups to pursue higher education in the STEM field."
-This story by Marchita Shilo originally appeared in Academic Insights.
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Amongst the adrenaline rushes available to humans, white-water rafting is one of the most popular, most wide-spread and most exhilarating. Combine that with the breath-taking scenery observed from a river bed, and the excitement of viewing wildlife up close, and you'll get a combination that becomes a lifetime memory.
While you'll find white-water rafting opportunities on every continent (sans Antarctica), British Columbia boasts some of the best and most abundant white-water rafting on the planet. And with a short season on many rivers, demand for available trips is huge!
What are the different types of Rafting?
Let's differentiate, first, between two kinds of rafting: paddle rafting and motorized rafting. Paddle rafting is human powered, dependent upon the efforts of the group. You work together as a team under the direction of a guide. Although the ride is usually somewhat smoother than the gyrations experienced in motorized rafting, it can provide a greater sense of accomplishment.
In motorized rafting, the clients are along only for the ride. A guide, operating an outboard motor navigates the roaring river. Motorized rafting is typically done in two circumstances: the clients are not strong enough paddlers or are non-swimmers; and water flows are too great or too turbulent to navigate safely with paddles. In both cases, the recipients get their most thrilling adrenaline rushes. A motorized trip will probably cover greater distances and navigate more rapids in the same time-frame.
Neither, they are just different. It all depends on one's interests, abilities and "stomach" for the experience.
Where in British Columbia should you raft? British Columbia is filled with ideal rafting rivers—more than a hundred. The three most acclaimed rivers are the Tatshenshini, the Lower Thompson, and the Kicking Horse. The Tatshenshini, rated one of the top rafting rivers in the world, actually starts in Canada's Yukon Territory, flows through BC and ends up in Alaska. Single-day trips, right up to 11-day expeditions are offered on the Tatshenshini. The route is through extreme wilderness beauty.
Where can I go rafting?
The Thompson/Fraser rafting route provides possibly the best day-trip option in the region. In spring and early summer the Lower Thompson swells to a flow of up to 115,000 cfs (average North American river: 1200 – 5000 cfs), serving up monstrous Class 4 and 5 rapids, before discharging into the larger Fraser River (up to 350,000 cfs). The result is an unparalleled adrenaline rush. Commercially, motorized rafting is offered at the highest water levels, for the safety of clients; paddle rafting is offered later in the season when water flow diminishes. The route is through incredibly scenic rolling hills, alluvial terraces, and eroded columns, with long colourful trains on both banks adding to the diversity.
The Kicking Horse River carves its path down from the high Rocky Mountain Pass of the same name. Tumultuous class 3 to 5 rapids carry paddlers through a deep river canyon to a destination near the community of Golden. The route is extremely popular because of its accessibility from the Rocky mountain resort towns of Banff and Lake Louise.
Most people enjoy the day-trip, or half-day trips offered up by many companies, but, as already noted regarding the Tatshenshini, multi-day wilderness excursions are also popular. These trips cover much greater distances, but also allow for a lazier float, a greater appreciation of the natural surroundings, and a higher likelihood of spotting wildlife.
It certainly would be for the novice who takes it on themselves to navigate one of these torrents. But, guided by experts, the risks are strongly mitigated. British Columbia is renowned for having amongst the most comprehensive river rafting regulations on the planet. Guides are trained and licensed, and there are river-specific operating guidelines for over 100 rivers in BC.
West Adventures provides white-water rafting options on many of its trips, and includes a half-day white-water rafting trip on either the Chilliwack or the Lower Thompson River on its BC and Rocky Mountains Spectacular itinerary.


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package junit.org.rapidpm.microservice.rest.optionals.properties.rest.v001;

import junit.org.rapidpm.microservice.BasicRestTest;
import org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions;
import org.junit.jupiter.api.BeforeEach;
import org.junit.jupiter.api.Test;
import org.rapidpm.ddi.DI;
import org.rapidpm.microservice.Main;
import org.rapidpm.microservice.rest.optionals.properties.rest.PropertyServiceRestEndpoint;

import javax.ws.rs.client.Client;
import javax.ws.rs.client.ClientBuilder;
import javax.ws.rs.client.Invocation;
import javax.ws.rs.core.Response;
import java.io.File;

/**
 * Copyright (C) 2010 RapidPM
 * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
 * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
 * You may obtain a copy of the License at
 * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
 * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
 * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
 * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
 * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
 * limitations under the License.
 * <p>
 * Created by RapidPM - Team on 16.12.2016.
 */
public class PropertyServiceRestEndpointTest001 extends BasicRestTest {

  public static final String GETPROPERTY = "getproperty";
  final File propertyFile = new File(PropertyServiceRestEndpointTest001.class.getResource("test.properties").getFile());

  @Override
  @BeforeEach
  public void setUp() throws Exception {
    DI.clearReflectionModel();
    DI.activatePackages("org.rapidpm");
    final Class<? extends BasicRestTest> aClass = this.getClass();
    DI.activatePackages(aClass);

    Main.deploy(java.util.Optional.of(new String[]{"-p=" + propertyFile.getAbsolutePath()}));
  }

  @Test
  public void test001() throws Exception {
    final String generateBasicReqURL = generateBasicReqURL(PropertyServiceRestEndpoint.class);
    Client client = ClientBuilder.newClient();
    final Invocation.Builder request = client
        .target(generateBasicReqURL)
        .path("getproperty")
        .queryParam("name", "test.001")
        .request();
    final Response response = request.get();
    Assertions.assertEquals(Response.Status.OK.getStatusCode(), response.getStatus());
    Assertions.assertEquals("001", response.readEntity(String.class));
  }

  @Test
  public void test002() throws Exception {
    final String generateBasicReqURL = generateBasicReqURL(PropertyServiceRestEndpoint.class);
    Client client = ClientBuilder.newClient();
    final Invocation.Builder request = client
        .target(generateBasicReqURL)
        .path(GETPROPERTY)
        .queryParam("name", "not.there")
        .request();
    final Response response = request.get();
    Assertions.assertEquals(Response.Status.INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR.getStatusCode(), response.getStatus());
    Assertions.assertEquals(PropertyServiceRestEndpoint.NOT_FOUND, response.readEntity(String.class));
  }

}

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A Cocktail with Mr Lyan
Posted on February 16, 2018 February 27, 2018 by Lizzie Rivera
Ryan Chetiyawardana on his latest venture Cub, industry vices and human sustainability
Award-winning mixologist Ryan Chetiyawardana opened his new baby Cub last year in Hoxton to huge acclaim. The collaboration with top chef Douglas McMaster, of Brighton's Silo fame, pushes the boundaries of what you would expect from food, drink and dining out, in the most inviting way.
Cub replaces his first bar, White Lyan, which went stark when everyone else was going speakeasy. It was the first cocktail bar globally to use no perishables – no fruit and no ice – and it was voted World's Best New International Bar in 2014.
'Mr Lyan', as Chetiyawardana is famously known, has been listed on Debrett's 500 List as one of the most influential people in Food & Drink, in the Telegraph's Food Power List and named Imbibe Magazine's Personality of the Decade.
Four years later, his group of bars now includes Super Lyan, downstairs from Cub, and Dandelyan at the Mondrian which overlooks the River Thames, where the team can make upwards of a thousand cocktails a night.
We meet to discuss the art of creating a drinking and dining experience that is all about luxury and ahead of the curve, but has serious sustainability credentials at its core…
Cub is designed around the open kitchen, which is shaped like a bar and is slap bang at the front of the room,(Kim Lightbody)
Lizzie: So, introduce me to Cub…
Ryan: The identity of Cub is in its name, it's precious and it's our little baby. The ethos is that you're coming into our house and we'll take care of everything.
L: The premise of Cub is set menu that weaves you through courses of food, drink, and a fusion of both. What's the idea behind that?
R: We seem to have put up this weird separation between food and drink, but we can order as many ingredients for our cocktails as a Michelin-starred kitchen and the creation process is actually very similar. I'm also a big believer in collaboration. More interesting and positive change comes out of bringing minds together, and a big partner in this is Doug [McMaster] who has a brilliant mind.
L: You're both big on innovation and sustainability, so did that form the basis of your collaboration?
R: Doug is so enthusiastic and creative, that's what brought us together. We gave a talk at MAD's Symposium in Copenhagen about how the food system has been hijacked and we need to reinvigorate the dialogue between farmers and consumers – and that forms the basic idea.
It's not about sacrifice and it's not about overhaul. It's simply about empowering people to make the choice to do the right thing and instead of going: 'I want to have what I want at the detriment of everything that surrounds it'. Milk is a crazy example of that.
L: We don't always connect the dots between our buying choices and the food chain…
R: Very few people want to watch the world burn, nobody wants to be an arsehole about it. People have a massive influence but they don't make the choices to empower that.
We wanted Cub to be a conversation starter and it's a bit of a playground, as well. With Dandelyan, Super Lyan and Cub we've created plenty of room for exploration.
L: The design of Cub is very cool. Can you tell me more about that…
R: I have two favourite parts. One is the walls, they're an amazing mottled slightly mossy green so they have texture and they're made from recycled breathable clay so filter the air. People ask about it simply because it looks beautiful and when you give that information they're like "Holy shit, that's amazing!"
The other thing I like are the table tops and bar, which are made from recycled yoghurt pots. Plastic is the stuff of science fiction it's light, it's durable it's sanitary, it's the only thing that will never perish and we throw it away instantly. Elevating it to luxury status was really exciting.
L: You constantly strive to mix luxury and sustainability…
R: I think a lot of people feel sustainability is about sacrifice and uncomfortableness and it's really not. The idea that they are opposite things is so far removed from the truth.
The highly seasonal set menu is prepared by 'one-and-a-half' chefs – one chef, one bartender and one person who works on both the food and drinks. (Xavier Buendia)
L: Tell me a little bit about how you approach designing a menu, because it's quite scientific…
R: It is, but I never want to make it about the science because ultimately I think you go to a bar to have fun. What we don't do is just throw stuff together and go "these are tasty things in a glass" because there's plenty out there that already do that.
L: Does the sustainability enhance or hinder this creativity?
R: We literally have the best bar team in the world and we have a nice shiny plate to prove it. Give any of the team amazing ingredients and of course they're going to come up with an amazing drink – they can do that with their eyes closed. But if you go, "this is a really young fruit, it's green, tannic and uncomfortable" they have to take themselves out of their comfort zone. As a result you're empowering really wonderful creative people to come up with new solutions, which is key for any business. Everyone can learn from that methodology.
It's an incredible creative tool to use sustainability in that way.
L: What cool things are you exploring at the moment?
We're looking at creating a landlocked fish sauce, recreating those flavours without ravaging the sea. We're exploring plants biology with a friend at MIT who was previously at Noma, to see how we can change the way something tastes and enhance the flavour of it, but also make it about sustainable growth. We're also into fermenting and are making alternative miso – there's an amazing smoked one we made using barley grown by pals in Scotland. There's all sorts of fun stuff.
L: You have a studied art and science have a Masters in political philosophy. You're at the forefront of sustainability. Out of everything you could specialise in, why cocktails?
R: I really believe in a cocktail being an amazing way of people coming together. It suits a kind of mood and you can change the direction of somebody's night more with a cocktail than you can with anything else because you can tailor everything.
L: What makes people want to drink with you?
R: I don't think anybody in any of our venues puts a cocktail up on a pedestal and says, "that's what it's all about". Obviously, we care about it and want it to be excellent but the defining factor is that the service is very human.
The collaboration between Ryan and Doug is not only a brilliant dining experience, it's also changing the way we think about food. (Xavier Buendia).
L: Cub's only open Thursday, Friday and Saturday. What's the reason for that?
R: Doug's style of cooking and our style of making drinks is prep intensive so we wanted to make sure the team had a few days off. Cub is a really tight space and I would confidently say the team are handling more covers per person than any other restaurant. Saying it's like going to war sounds negative… but you build up to it then you rock it out on the night and it's really satisfying. But, if you're doing that five to seven nights a week it loses its sheen and you start to hurt a bit.
There's some horrific stuff in our industry, human sustainability is so crucial and so often overlooked, particularly in an industry that can be very close to vices.
L: What's the ultimate goal?
R: Fashion has a wonderful way of influencing mass. We fuck the world if we make it all about foraging – not that it's bad; it's great for education – but a tiny group of restaurants with weird and wonderful ingredients is not going to save the planet. If you create something that cascades and shifts mass habit then that will.
L: How has the concept been received?
R: I've never been part of anything that's been so universally well received. I feel a bit giddy about that.
153 Hoxton Street, N1 6PJ
www.lyancub.com
Main image: Xavier Buendia
This entry was posted in Food and tagged cocktails, London, Restaurants, sustainable food.
Lizzie Rivera
Lizzie is a Journalist and Founder of BICBIM. She is on a mission to prove you shouldn't have to compromise good taste - either in food or fashion - for good ethics.
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