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In Kinesiology Review Volume 10 (2021): Issue 4 (Nov 2021): 2021 American Kinesiology Association Leadership Workshop: Leading Through Times of Uncertainty—The Future of Higher Education, Work, and Kinesiology
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The Evolution of the Athletic Training Profession
Eleni Diakogeorgiou, R. Richard Ray Jr., Sara Brown, Jay Hertel, and Douglas J. Casa
Athletic training is a health care profession with roots in athletics and kinesiology that has evolved into a critical component of contemporary sports medicine. The aim of this article is to review the history and evolution of the athletic training profession, contextualize the current state of athletic training education and research, and address priorities and challenges that the athletic training profession must confront if it is to continue to thrive. Specific challenges include addressing health disparities in sports medicine, increasing the diversity of the athletic training profession, clearly delineating athletic training's place in the health care arena, and increasing salaries and retention of athletic trainers in the profession.
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This paper provides reflections on the progress to date and current status of research in kinesiology. The accompanying overview articles in this special issue of Kinesiology Review show that the contemporary disciplinary/professional foci of kinesiology remain, by and large, the same as the initial research and teaching structures of 50 years ago, as outlined in the inaugural overviews. Nevertheless, within this prevailing disciplinary/professional structure, there have been many new developments in movement-related research, including the juxtaposition of novel alignments and integrations of certain specializations of kinesiology. There is general consensus that the quality and quantity of research in kinesiology have advanced substantially, albeit unevenly, on multiple fronts, both within and between the areas of specialization. The research agenda in kinesiology has benefitted from the growing realization of the centrality of human movement and physical activity in contributing to a healthy lifestyle for individuals and societies.
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In 1981, George Brooks provided a review of the academic discipline of physical education and its emerging subdisciplines. Forty years later, the authors review how the field has changed from the perspective of one subdiscipline, motor development. Brooks's text sets the scene with four chapters on motor development from leaders in the field, including G. Lawrence Rarick, to whom the book is dedicated. From this beginning, the paper describes the evolving scientific perspectives that have emerged since 1981. Clearly, from its past to the present, motor development as a scientific field has itself developed into a robust and important scientific area of study. The paper ends with a discussion of the grand challenges for kinesiology and motor development in the next 40 years.
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This special issue of Kinesiology Review celebrates the 40th anniversary of the publication of George Brooks's Perspectives on the Academic Discipline of Physical Education: A Tribute to G. Lawrence Rarick (1981). Written by many of the luminaries within kinesiology, the papers in this special issue highlight the tremendous growth of knowledge that has occurred in the subdisciplines of kinesiology over the last 40 years and the breadth of contexts in which new knowledge is now being applied. Kinesiology has rapidly become an influential discipline, and its breadth, depth, and influence continue to grow. Though not without challenges, there is much to be optimistic about concerning kinesiology's future.
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Scholarship related to physical education and sport pedagogy is rigorous and should be central to the academic discipline of kinesiology. The goal of this article is to situate physical education and sport pedagogy as an applied field in kinesiology, grounded in the assumption that physical education, as the professional or technical application of the broader academic discipline, is of critical importance to the success of kinesiology. A brief overview of the history of research on teaching physical education is followed by an overview of the streams of research that have evolved. Major tenets of research on effective teaching and curricular reform are discussed. The status of physical education teacher education and school physical education programs is considered, and a rationale for a broader view of pedagogy that has the potential not only to promote physical education and sport pedagogy but also to enrich the academic discipline is offered.
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The field of exercise physiology has enjoyed tremendous growth in the past 40 years. With its foundations in the natural sciences, it is an interdisciplinary field that is highly relevant to human performance and health. The focus of this review is on highlighting new approaches, knowledge, and opportunities that have emerged in exercise physiology over the last four decades. Key among these is the adoption of advanced technologies by exercise physiologists to address fundamental research questions, and the expansion of research topics to range from molecular to organismal, and population scales in order to clarify the underlying mechanisms and impact of physiological responses to exercise in health and disease. Collectively, these advances have ensured the position of the field as a partner in generating new knowledge across many scientific and health disciplines.
From Sport Psychology to Sport and Exercise Psychology: A 40-year Update
Diane L. Gill, Erin J. Reifsteck, and Leilani Madrigal
As part of the 40th anniversary of the publication of Brooks's (1981) Perspectives on the Academic Discipline of Physical Education, the authors offer an update on the Sport Psychology chapter, including key developments, topics, and issues in sport and exercise psychology. They begin with an overview of the 1981 chapter and state of sport psychology as described during that time. Then, in the main part of the article, they go through each of the main topics as presented in the 1981 chapter—highlighting what's gone, what's stayed, what's changed, and what's new. In the final section, they discuss the current state of sport and exercise psychology and end with their aspirations for sport and exercise psychology.
Motor Control: Creating a Natural Science of Biological Movement
Mark L. Latash
Motor control is a young and aspiring field of natural science. Over the past 40 years, it has become an established field of study with several important theoretical developments, including the equilibrium-point hypothesis and its more recent version known as the control with referent spatial coordinates, the principle of abundance, the uncontrolled manifold hypothesis, and the concept of dynamic neural field as the means of task formulation. Important experimental advances have included the exploration of the notion of synergies, the links between descending signals from the brain and referent coordinates of the effectors, and applications of motor control principles to analysis of disordered movements. Further maturation of motor control requires focusing on theory-driven studies. It promises fruitful applications to applied fields such as movement disorders and rehabilitation.


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1. Jared Israel's Accusation: Gil-White excerpted nine words to reverse the meaning of Wise's thousand word article.
2. Francisco Gil-White's defense: "What I did was fine" because the charge is true.
I understand that when bitter conflicts occur, it is natural to suspect personal motives. However, I am not engaged in academic sniping, nor is this a personal conflict. In your comment, you suggest that you a) trust Gil-White's facts and b) you consider him to be motivated by a desire to defend Israel.
Reading Gil-White's recent work, I have found that a) he deceives his readers, going so far as to falsify documentation in order b) to slander prominent Jews. This is not something he has done just once, with Nathan Weinstock. It is something he has done as a pattern.
I will prove that Gil-White lied in at least three ways when he attacked Rabbi Stephen Wise.
Said on the eve of the Nazi genocide by "Reform Rabbi Stephen Wise, the undisputed leader of organized American Jewry" , and "probably the most influential and well-respected American Jew of his generation" [24a], in reply to British prime minister Neville Chamberlain's suggestion that Jewish refugees from Hitler might settle in Tanganyika.
Stephen Wise got his wish.
"According to Jared Israel, I said that 'Jewish leaders were welcoming the Holocaust.' I did not. What I did was quote what Reform Rabbi Stephen Wise replied to Neville Chamberlain when Chamberlain (who was certainly an antisemite, there is no implied apology for Chamberlain here) suggested to Wise that Jewish refugees from Hitler might settle in Tanganyika. Stephen Wise's reply was the following: 'I would rather have my fellow Jews die in Germany…' Notice that Stephen Wise did not say, 'I would rather have my fellow Jews settle in Palestine.' And I point out also that the quote is documented in a book written by an admirer of Stephen Wise: Urofsky, M. I. 1982. A voice that spoke for justice: The life and times of Stephen S. Wise. Albany: State University of New York Press. (p.304).
Three quick points. First, when Francisco Gil-White slanders Rabbi Wise, head of the American Jewish Congress and the leading Zionist in the USA for many years, he is not slandering only Rabbi Wise. Indeed, Gil-White's article is entitled "How the mainstream Jewish leadership failed the Jewish people in World War II," and by stating in his opening words that when the Holocaust occurred, the leading American Zionist "got his wish," Gil-White is clearly suggesting that Wise was not alone.
Second, please note that in his statement, quoted above, Francisco Gil-White refers to Rabbi Wise's "remark." Keep that term "remark" in mind, because we shall refer back to it when we get to Lie #3.
And third, in his article, as it was originally posted, and as it is still posted today (21 June), Francisco Gil-White said nothing about Chamberlain being an antisemite. That description appears only in Gil-White's comment on Israpundit, as quoted above. And notice that, even in the Israpundit comment, where Gil-White states that Chamberlain was an antisemite, Gil-White still insists that Rabbi Wise wanted the Holocaust.
3) Lies by falsification of documentation.
The lies in group #3 may be the most blatant, but these are all lies, and their existence necessitates an answer to the question: why did Gil-White lie with such energy in order to slander Rabbi Wise?
Lie #1: Lie by false implication of expert knowledge, namely, that of course Gil-White wouldn't make such an accusation unless he knew what he was talking about.
To claim that Rabbi Wise, a world Zionist leader, wanted the Holocaust is to make the most extreme accusation. Neo-Nazis and anti-Israel Arab leaders accuse pre-war Zionist leaders of wanting the Holocaust in order to justify the creation of Israel. These people are motivated not by knowledge but by a desire to undermine support for Israel. But other than them, nobody I know of except Gil-White has charged that a Zionist leader such as Rabbi Wise wanted the Shoah.
Gil-White's ultra-elevated status has been asserted on Israpundit, for example by his close associate, Alex Eisenberg, and by others, apparently swept up in Gil-White fever.
With all this hype, one would naturally assume that Gil-White's comments about Rabbi Wise were based on considerable knowledge of British policy, which of course is what Rabbi Wise was responding to.
He didn't know about Palestine Mandate history and Malcolm MacDonald when he wrote an article half of which was about British government conflicts with Jewish leaders over offers to resettle Jews in Africa, conflicts directly related to Palestine Mandate history and Malcolm MacDonald.
Lie #2: Lie by using sensationalism to divert from having presented zero evidence.
As noted, Gil-White presents his claim that Rabbi Wise wanted the Holocaust in the most dramatic way: as a block of text, indented, in italics, at the start of the article. He has a set-up, then some white space, and then the portentous statement: "Rabbi Wise got his wish." And on the side of the page, there is a picture of a grim-faced man, identified as Rabbi Wise.
The effect of this presentation is so chilling that one may be excused for not noticing the paucity of evidence. For example, nowhere in the article does Gil-White tell us when Rabbi Wise allegedly made this statement. Was it immediately after the Evian Conference? During that 1938 affair, convened to discuss the problem of where to send Jewish refugees from Hitler, the British had made clear that they did not want any Jews sent to Britain. If, after the British performance at Evian, British Prime Minister Chamberlain, notorious as the appeaser of Hitler, had made some flippant and perhaps, in context, insulting suggestion to Rabbi Wise about settling Jews in Tanganyika, one might even forgive Rabbi Wise for punching Chamberlain in the face, let alone giving him an "over-my-dead-body" response. Similarly, if the alleged confrontation between the two men had occurred shortly after the announcement of the White Paper, eliminating Palestine as an escape destination, one could imagine a similar response to such a Chamberlain remark.
Moreover, there is something else Gil-White's sensationalism causes one not to notice: Gil-White never quotes Chamberlain. Exactly what did Chamberlain allegedly say? What were his exact words? Does Gil-White know? If he does, why doesn't he quote him? And if he does not, how can he gauge Rabbi Wise's alleged response?
As demonstrated below by my detective hunt starting from Gil-White's cited source, apparently there was no direct confrontation between Wise and Chamberlain about this issue. But I am getting ahead of myself. The point here is that, by presenting the alleged confrontation, and Rabbi Wise's alleged statement, in such a sensationalist manner, Gil-White diverts attention from the fact that he hasn't fulfilled the most minimal requirement of "proper historiography" - mentioning the date when something has allegedly occurred, and telling us what both sides allegedly said!
So here we have a second kind of lie – the disguising of a lack of basic information, by means of sensationalism worthy of the lowest, gutter-rag journalism.
Lie #3: Lies by direct falsification of documentation.
One is so conditioned to accept uncritically the printed word, that it was only after looking at the alleged quote from Rabbi Wise a dozen times that I noticed that it ends in three dots – an ellipse! Some of the text has been removed.
Using a truncated quotation may be perfectly honorable, or it may constitute the worst kind of deceit.
It constitutes falsification if, by quoting partially, one hides any information that might to any extent possibly be construed as contradicting anything one is trying to prove. This is true in direct proportion to the extremity of one's argument. And in this case, of course, Francisco Gil-White's argument is of the most extreme.
I searched for the Urofsky book in the online library database, the 'Minuteman Catalogue,' which covers most school and public libraries in Eastern Massachusetts. It gave 20 listings for Urofsky, a nonfiction writer specializing in Jewish and legal issues, but there was nothing about Rabbi Wise. One fellow who works on Emperor's Clothes suggested that from what he'd observed about Francisco Gil-White, he had probably found the quote in an online fishing expedition. I searched online but couldn't find the Urofsky book – and then I remembered. I had introduced Gil-White to Questia, an online archive that allows one to search through hundreds of thousands of books and documents looking for a phrase or phrases. For example, if one wanted to find something that could be used to make Rabbi Wise appear to be calling for the Holocaust, one could enter "Rabbi Wise" and "death" or "dead," etc. You get the idea.
Restoring the part that Gil-White had deleted, the quote makes sense. Wise was apparently outraged because Chamberlain was suggesting that Jews should go to a colony that Chamberlain, the notorious appeaser, might very well turn over to Germany as soon as the Jews arrived. In any case, Rabbi Wise obviously was not calling for the deaths of Jews. Rather, he was making an "over-my-dead-body" statement. If, as Gil-White suggested in his 16 June comment (#19), Rabbi Wise had instead responded, "'I would rather have my fellow Jews settle in Palestine,'" even though Chamberlain's government had cut immigration to Palestine to a trickle and refused to let refugee Jews into Britain, Wise would have been kissing Chamberlain's fanny. You know, being an Uncle Tom, a step-and-fetch-it kind of Jew.
Gil-White had indeed falsified the quotation, the better to falsely portray Rabbi Wise's tough defense of Jews as being a violent attack on Jews. He had doctored the evidence in order to slander a key Jewish leader.
"[Footnote] 38. Feingold, Politics of Rescue, pp. 124-25"
I searched Questia for Feingold's book, and in a short time was looking at page 124.
Examining the Rabbi Wise quote in Feingold's book, I found that Urofsky had slightly miscopied Feingold's text; a few words were different. None of it altered the meaning, but one change did indeed matter. As is not shown in Urofsky's book, there is an ellipse. In other words, Feingold had deleted something else when he copied the quotation from wherever.
So far Gil-White's "proper historiography" has him making the most extreme accusation even though, he now states, he knew nothing about the subject matter; doctoring Rabbi Wise's alleged statement to hide the reasons for Wise's anger; and using Urofsky when in fact Urofsky was just passing along a quote miscopied from somebody else who, it turns out, had also deleted material from the original.
"[Footnote] 118. Wise, Stephen S. As I See It. New York: Jewish Opinion Publishing Corp., 1944."
So, without much trouble, we get to the original source - Rabbi Wise.
This book is a 1944 compilation of over a decade of Rabbi Wise's articles from the Jewish magazine, Opinion. This indicates another Gil-White falsehood: the Wise quote, thrice altered and thrice removed from the original source, was not, as Gil-White wrote in his comment #19, a "remark." It was not, as he wrote in his article, something Rabbi Wise "said on the eve of the Nazi genocide." (My emphasis) Based on a trail of evidence easily followed from the Urofsky book, it was not said at all. It was part of a magazine article, included in a book.
Stephen Wise's 1938 article, entitled "America Has Spoken," is worth reading (though I do not claim it is the "Crux of History"), so I have posted it on Emperor's Clothes. I hope that reading his words will wipe out the effect on Jews of the hideous accusation, now circulating the Internet, that, according to Gil-White, supposedly "a fierce defender of the Jewish people," Zionist leader Wise wanted the Holocaust. You can read Rabbi Wise's article in full on Emperor's Clothes. Or you can go to Questia and get a free week's subscription, and access the whole book.
Below I have posted two paragraphs from Rabbi Wise's article. But first, let me once again post Gil-White's doctored version of the Rabbi Wise quotation, falsely presented as something he said and then give you the real quotation.
I will continue my discussion of Francisco Gil-White's falsifications, aimed at slandering prominent Jews, in my next comment. Yes, there are more. As I said, it is a pattern.
2. Francisco Gil-White's defense: "What I did was fine."
I notice that Jared Israel has not replied to my demonstration that he is wrong about Nathan Weinstock.
What is the criticism, specifically? At the top of an article that I wrote on Stephen Wise and other American and British Jewish leaders during the Holocaust, entitled "How the Mainstream Jewish Leadership Failed the Jewish People in WWII," I quoted Rabbi Stephen Wise saying, "I would rather have my fellow Jews die in Germany…" Jared Israel claims that I quoted Stephen Wise out of context.
In other words, Jared Israel believes it is possible to apologize for what Stephen Wise said.
In conclusion, since no context can make what Stephen Wise said acceptable, I quoted just the beginning of his sentence, which economically and dramatically communicates the contempt that Stephen Wise felt for the Jewish people. What I did was fine.
But what really matters, in the end, is not whether I misused that particular quote. If had done so I would simply remove it and issue a retraction. Nothing much hangs on it, and my article would remain.
What does my article show? That Stephen Wise, this man whom Jared Israel has attempted to defend, moved heaven and earth to sabotage the effort to rescue the desperate European Jews, even as the ovens were burning. This means that, according to Jared Israel's own published standards, Stephen Wise is worse than Adolf Hitler. I shall now demonstrate this.
(I emphasize, however, that I will demonstrate that Wise is worse than Hitler according to Jared Israel's published standards, not my own; if I myself was forced at gunpoint to choose between Wise and Hitler to be locked in a room with, I would choose Wise).
Jared Israel wrote an article for Israel National News (Arutz Sheva) entitled; "Benny Morris: The Kiss that Kills"; where he attacked Benny Morris.
"It was [Benny Morris's] lies, his manufactured 'scholarship,' which was picked up and spread worldwide by an eager media, and which poisoned the thinking of millions of people against Israel. Here was a Jewish scholar, supposedly driven by a passion for truth wherever it might lead, who accused Israel of terrible crimes. I was one of the people affected by Morris.
In large measure it was because of him that — and I am ashamed to have to say this — I once supported the PLO.
Well, as bad as Benny Morris is, what Stephen Wise did is worse. Stephen Wise energetically sabotaged the defense of desperate European Jews who were being slaughtered by Hitler during the Holocaust, even as they were being slaughtered; in other words, Stephen Wise materially assisted one of the greatest catastrophes ever to befall humankind. In Jared Israel's view, the fact that Stephen Wise was Jewish should increase, not decrease, his guilt. At least this would be consistent with the way he has judged Benny Morris. This would then make Stephen Wise, according to Jared Israel's standards, worse than Adolf Hitler.
So Jared Israel has attempted to defend a man who, according to his own published standards, is worse than Adolf Hitler. Anybody who thinks that I am exaggerating is invited to read my article on Stephen Wise.
Unless the Jewish people wake up to this, such Jewish 'leaders' will once again succeed in sabotaging the defense of the Jewish people, and we will once again face Catastrophe — all of us, not just the Jews, because when antisemites acquire enough power to kill millions of Jews, as they did in WWII, everybody else pays a cost, too.
Finally, concerning the email that Jared Israel has characterized as a threat (see Comment #42), I certainly did send it, but it is not a threat. I was within my rights to post the paragraph in question at the bottom of my demonstration that he is wrong about Nathan Weinstock. But I didn't, not right away. Why? Because without that final paragraph, my demonstration that Jared Israel is wrong about Nathan Weinstock is a celebration of Jared Israel's work, and not yet an open attack on him. The reason I wrote my piece like that is that I wanted to give Jared Israel an opportunity to make a public retraction. He has refused this opportunity, and so I have now posted the paragraph.


Like in humans, thyroid glands are an important part of a dog's anatomy and they affect a number of different organs in a dog's body. If a dog's thyroid gland is not working properly, this can cause problems with the heart, liver, kidneys, brain and skin.
While the importance of these glands is undeniable, pet owners rarely know where they are located or what they look like. More importantly, many are often unfamiliar with common thyroid problems in dogs and what to do about them. Let's take a look at dogs' thyroid glands, their role and some common related issues that may affect your pooch.
What's a Thyroid Gland in a Dog?
Dogs have two thyroid glands which are located on each side of the windpipe at the base of the neck. These glands produce thyroxin, a hormone that accelerates a dog's metabolic processes and affects other organs in the body. Thyroxin generally stimulates every tissue in the canine body to produce proteins, increases the amount of oxygen that cells use and regulates calcium balance.
Thyroid problems are one of the well-known ailments that affect dogs. Hypothyroidism is the most common thyroid problem that veterinarians have to deal with, but there are also hyperthyroidism and thyroid tumors.
Hypothyroidism is a condition when thyroid glands doesn't produce enough hormones to keep the dog's metabolism in balance.
This ailment is most often a result of aging in dogs. However, it can also be caused by a malfunction in the dog's immune system where it's attacking a thyroid gland, or a shrinking thyroid. In some cases, thyroid tumors (discussed below) can cause hypothyroidism as well.
Some breeds are more prone to this illness than others, especially large and medium sized dogs, including Retrievers, Boxers, Greyhounds, Bulldogs and Great Danes. The list also includes certain smaller breeds like Miniature Schnauzers and Poodles.
Weight gain is one of the typical symptoms of hypothyroidism. Since this ailment slows down a dog's metabolism, weight gain happens more easily. Dry, sensitive skin is another sign, along with skin sores that may appear. In addition to skin problems, dogs often start shedding and lose hair. A dog's coat can become dull, flaky and scurfy.
Other symptoms include lethargy, weakness, decreased heart rate, sensitivity to cold, constipation, and in many cases secondary infections, most notably in the dog's ears and/or eyes. Hypothyroidism can also negatively affect a dog's mental alertness and cognition, and his ability to learn new things.
In general, hypothyroidism in dogs cannot be cured but only managed. In most cases, the treatment is expected to last throughout the dog's entire life, and only in very rare cases can an animal have a complete recovery.
Therapy includes administration of thyroid hormone in a synthetic form. Dosage will be prescribed by your vet and it may change over time, so regular checkups are necessary. Fortunately, with this therapy, dogs are able to lead normal and active life.
Contrary to hypothyroidism, hyperthyroidism is a disease which causes thyroid gland to to the opposite and produce excessive amounts of thyroxin. The overproduction of this hormone pushes the dog's body into overdrive, which leads to increased metabolism.
While hypothyroidism is a common ailment in canines, hyperthyroidism is very rare and in most cases is caused by tumor of the thyroid gland or the over-functioning thyroid glands. Another cause of hyperthyroidism may be overreaction to medication for treating hypothyroidism.
Symptoms of this ailment are completely opposite of those of hypothyroidism and include weight loss, often in combination with increased appetite, vomiting, diarrhea, rapid breathing and rapid heart rate. Hyperactivity is a common sign of hyperthyroidism as well. In many cases, enlarged thyroid gland can be felt as a neck lump.
Some dogs with this disease can exhibit atypical symptoms like apathy, poor appetite, weakness and depression.
Treatment for hyperthyroidism in dogs will depend on the cause and severity of the condition. In those cases where medications for hypothyroidism caused the disease, a simple dosage adjustment can be enough for hyperthyroidism symptoms to subside.
Another common therapy involves drugs that inhibit the production of thyroid hormones but this can't always be administered. Surgery to remove a thyroid gland may be recommended in cases where only one thyroid gland is affected.
Hyperthyroidism caused by a tumor of a thyroid gland gets treated by dealing with tumor itself, as discussed below.
Thyroid tumors in dogs are not a common occurrence but when tumors in thyroid glands do occur, statistically they are almost always malignant.
It is still unknown what the cause of thyroid tumors in dogs are. However, we know that older dogs are more susceptible to them. Also, some breeds are at higher risk of developing thyroid tumors, especially Beagles, Boxers and Retrievers.
The symptoms of thyroid tumors are basically the same as those characteristic for hyperthyroidism. However, these symptoms may or may not be present, which depends on the type of tumor and whether it causes the thyroid gland to produce excessive amounts of thyroid hormone.
One important clinical sign of a thyroid tumor in a dog is a noticeable mass on his neck, which usually causes changes in pet's breathing sounds, as well as his barking.
As with any other tumor and type of cancer, treatment options range from radiation, chemotherapy and surgery. Depending on the size and spread of the tumor, your vet will decide on the best treatment option for your pooch.


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Here's the Supreme Court opinion that came out a few hours ago.
This is a relatively straightforward case. The Copyright Act requires that you "register" your work with the Copyright Office before you can sue for copyright infringement. There was a circuit split about whether that meant you could sue only after: a) you filed a proper application with the Office; or b) the Office granted registration on your application. E.g., the Fifth and Ninth Circuit usually accepted the former and the Tenth and Eleventh Circuit usually required the latter. Here, the Supreme Court basically says it's b), you have to wait for the registration.
"Under §411(a), "registration . . . has been made," and a copyright owner may sue for infringement, when the Copyright Office registers a copyright."
Fourth Estate, Page 4
Why do we care?
Well, registration doesn't happen instantaneously. It can take months, sometimes years. Here's the Copyright Office's FAQ on the issue:
True, you can recover damages prior to registration. It's also true that if you're on the cusp of litigation you can request "special handling" to expedite your registration (for an extra ~$800 I believe). So as a practical matter, this often isn't a huge issue.
Where it might be an issue is when there's a defect or a follow-up registration. Usually, that's uncommon – you finish your book, you register your book, you sue the infringer of your book. Maybe you get a new ISBN when you adjust the preface, but if it's not the copyright of the preface you're suing on, nothing has really changed. You just deposit the book once it's finished and registration is relatively straightforward.
In contrast, in computer software, opportunities for missteps are numerous as the correspondence between the deposit and the copyright claim isn't always so clear. For example, there was a case Paysys Int'l, Inc. v. Atos SE, 226 F. Supp. 3d 206 where the plaintiff sued for infringement of a program as a whole, but the registrations were only for discrete modules within the program. While the case could proceed on the modules, the claim for the whole program was dismissed. Hopefully you get dismissed without prejudice in that situation, can file a special handling registration and try again – but it's not the sort of forgiveness I'd expect out of hand.
Registration also permits depositing programs that contain trade secrets by "blacking out" the trade secret portions. Electing what to black out and how to present the remainder can sometimes be an exercise in madness, paranoia, and sleepless frustration. If the court disagrees with the way you broke things down, you may be in a Paysys situation.
". . . the blocked out portions of the source code must be proportionately less than the portions that remain unblocked, and the unblocked portions must contain an appreciable amount of copyrightable expression."
Circular 61 – For security-related secrets, you'll also have to be sure the unblocked portions don't somehow "imply" the blocked portions, which can be fun / frustrating. Sometimes in this situation it's best to wait until the cat's out of the bag and only then register.
In a more prosaic vein, copyright infringement has a three year statute of limitations (for a civil case) – waiting until the last minute to register may push you past the deadline (registration is effective as of the day the "application, deposit, and fee" arrived [17 U.S.C. 410(d)], but that doesn't change the statute of limitations deadline to get into court). So this ruling does have some (minor) significance for that time-frame. Copyright, like patents, has a "separate-accrual" rule, though, so this still usually won't be an issue where there's ongoing infringement.
Fourth Estate isn't an Earth-shattering case, but still strong motivation for good book-keeping and appropriate timing.
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A Novel Way to Make an Ass of Yourself
Gary Schwartz Rides Again
Robert Todd Carroll
In a recent paper, Gary Schwartz once again tries to validate the work of mediums who claim to get messages from the dead while engaging in what the rest of the world knows as cold reading and bad science. The paper is called "Anomalous Information Reception by Research Mediums Demonstrated Using a Novel Triple-Blind Protocol" and is co-authored by his assistant, Julie Beischel, Ph.D. It was published in Explore: The Journal of Science and Healing (January 2007). After an opening paragraph reminding the reader of how popular the subject of ghosts is in the world of television shows and movies, he then evaluates the quality of his work: "This report illustrates," says Schwartz, "how rigorous and credible research can be conducted in the laboratory...." A fairer assessment would be: "This report illustrates how ridiculous and incredible research can be conducted by an ass and his assistant." Schwartz is right, though, that as far as television is concerned the paranormal is the norm.*
In this experiment, eight mediums are tested in a novel way. Eight students at the University of Arizona, where Schwartz practices his craft, were recruited for the study. They are referred to as "sitters" throughout the paper, though none of them actually sits for a reading. Four of them have experienced a dead parent and four have experienced a dead "peer." The eight mediums aren't named but they were chosen because they performed well for Schwartz (or somebody in some lab) in the past.
Schwartz avoids one common criticism of his past experiments: the mediums do not come in contact with the sitters. But the mediums, he says, feel comfortable with somebody on the other end of the phone line when they do their readings, so he incorporated "proxy sitters," namely himself and his assistant. The proxies ask questions of the mediums during the phone readings. What part of experimenters should not participate in their own experiments because they might bias the process doesn't he understand?
Schwartz writes that the proxies were "blinded to the identity of the sitters and to any information about the discarnates beyond their first names." (The discarnates he refers to are the alleged spirits of the dead parents or peers.) We'll have to trust him on this, though one wonders how they set up the experiment without having some idea of who went with what first name.
According to the paper:
Information about each discarnate and his/her relationship with the associated sitter was collected from the sitter participants [i.e., students] by a research assistant who did not interact with the mediums. Discarnate descriptions were then paired to optimize differences [emphasis added] in age, physical description, personality description, cause of death, and hobbies/activities of the discarnate. Four deceased parents were paired with four deceased peers of the same gender for a total of four pairs of sitters. It is important to note that this procedure (a) maintained rater blindness by pairing discarnates of the same gender, while (b) optimizing the ability of blinded raters to differentiate between two gender-matched readings during scoring.
Did you follow that? The mediums are not going to do eight readings each and the researchers are not going to then give the readings to the students to pick out the ones that they think match their discarnates. They're not going to give the students who lost parents 32 readings for them to select or rank for accuracy for their own parent. They're not going to give the students who experienced the loss of a peer 32 readings for them and ask them to select or rank them for accuracy. You might wonder why the discarnate descriptions were paired to optimize differences, except gender differences. Schwartz says they did so to optimize "the ability of blinded raters to differentiate between two gender-matched readings during scoring." Why would he want to help the raters in this way?
He also thinks that:
Each sitter in a pair acted as a matched control for the other sitter in the pair: each sitter scored the reading intended for him/her as well as the reading of the control sitter while remaining blinded to the origin of the readings.
Interesting concept: a student who has lost a parent is given a pair of readings to rate, one for his parent and one for a "peer" and the one for the peer is a "control." And a student who has experienced the loss of a peer is given a pair of readings to rate, one for a peer and one for somebody's parent; the reading for the parent is to be a "control." He writes that "each sitter scored the reading intended for him/her as well as the reading of the control sitter while remaining blinded to the origin of the readings." You could call it a "control." You could also call it a "gift" or a "lead." I say this because Schwartz tells us that they screened 1,600 students to get to the final eight for their beliefs regarding an afterlife and mediums. They were asked to answer "yes" or "unsure." I think it is safe to say that he did not exclude people who are sympathetic to his mission. The eight finalists probably want him to succeed and would be motivated to help him do that.*
In fact, the eight mediums didn't do eight readings, they only did two each: "one for each sitter in a pair." This might sound like the proxy sitters are standing in for a pair of students, one with a dead parent and one with a dead peer. Even Schwartz is not that demented. There were 16 readings, two each by each of the eight mediums. Each medium read one student who'd lost a parent and one who'd experienced the loss of a peer. Clear enough?
Schwartz writes that "an experimenter blind to details about the sitters or discarnates" transcribed the readings and created a numbered list of individual items for each reading. A scoring system was devised, based on a 6-point scale.
6.Excellent reading, including strong aspects of communication, and with essentially no incorrect information.
5.Good reading with relatively little incorrect information.
4.Good reading with some incorrect information.
3.Mixture of correct and incorrect information, but enough correct information to indicate that communication with the deceased occurred.
2.Some correct information, but not enough to suggest beyond chance that communication occurred.
1.Little correct information or communication.
0. No correct information or communication.
There is something obviously wrong with this scoring system being used by the students. They might well be asked to rate the accuracy of the information provided on a scale of one to six, but they are not trained to make judgments about the quality of the reading. Nor does Schwartz explain how these students are to know that a mixture of correct and incorrect information has enough correct information to indicate that communication with the deceased occurred.
In any case, the average score for the correct readings was 3.6 and the average score for the "controls" was 2.0.
Schwartz concludes: "The present findings provide evidence for anomalous information reception but do not directly address what parapsychological mechanisms are involved in that reception." Maybe these findings provided evidence for anomalous information reception, but they don't provide good or compelling evidence for anything. Why? His results are based on the ratings of eight subjects. If just two of them had been switched, the results would be 2.9 for the controls and 2.6 for the "real" readings. This study is too small to warrant drawing any conclusions about anomalous information transfer. Investigation into how information was received can wait until there is better evidence that there is anything to explain.
The only thing that needs explaining is why the University of Arizona continues to stand by Schwartz, whose work should be an embarrassment to the University.


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Richard Arthur "Dick" Weisgerber (* 19. Februar 1913 in Kearny, New Jersey; † 14. Mai 1984 in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin) war ein US-amerikanischer American-Football-Spieler. Er spielte in der National Football League (NFL) bei den Green Bay Packers.

Spielerlaufbahn

Collegekarriere
Weisgerber besuchte in Newark die High School und studierte nach seinem Schulabschluss an der Willamette University in Salem. An seinem College spielte er auch American Football. Im Jahre 1936 wurde er zum All American gewählt. Von 1934 bis 1938 gewann er mit seinem Team jeweils die Meisterschaft in der Northwestern Conference. Von seiner Collegeliga wurde er viermal zum All-Star gewählt.

Profikarriere
Im Jahr 1938 erhielt Weisgerber einen Vertrag bei den von Curly Lambeau trainierten Green Bay Packers. Im Team aus Green Bay spielte Weisgerber neben zahlreichen Auswahlspielern wie Bill Lee, Arnie Herber, Don Hutson oder Clarke Hinkle. Bereits in seinem ersten Spieljahr zog Weisgerber mit seinem Team in das NFL Endspiel ein. Das Spiel gegen die New York Giants ging allerdings mit 17:3 verloren. 1939 konnten die Packers neun ihrer 11 Spiele gewinnen. Die Mannschaft zog erneut in das NFL Endspiel ein. Gegner waren wiederum die New York Giants, die diesmal mit 27:0 geschlagen wurden. 1941 setzte Weisgerber ein Jahr aus, nach der Saison 1942 beendete er seine Laufbahn.

Ehrungen
Weisgerber spielte 1940 im Pro Bowl und ist Mitglied in der Willamette University Hall of Fame.

Nach der NFL Laufbahn
Weisgerber betrieb nach seiner Laufbahn ein Restaurant in Fish Creek, Wisconsin.

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Whiplash from the door smacking him.
Death by zombie butler. Awesome.
I felt that this would be a silly reason to make a new topic, and I wasn't quite sure where to put this, but as it does concern Milo, I thought this was as good a place as any.
I was looking through Jenny's art, and I noticed something. In the piece entitled "Wastelanders," Milo has on a white shirt, green sweatervest, and khaki trousers. Who else wears that? Charlie. Charlie and Milo both have big, bushy eyebrows, a square-ish jaw, a prominent chin. Charlie doesn't remember anything pre-zombie, and Milo is no longer around.
Now, I'm not saying Charlie is actually Milo, but... you never know.
Is time travelling involved at any point???
Or a cute gay couple!
Charlie is from an alternate deminsion where all the ZHs are old, and all the Brass are young brats.
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Q: SQL Can I set up multiple counts in a query, then have each count be for a seperate select? Sorry I can't really explain it better than the title. Basically; I just would like to know if it would be possible to have a select with multiple 'count() as ___' in the initial select with each 'count()' counting rows for a different select.
Or would I be better off making a new table with one field, then doing a single select query with a count for each new field to be added on?
So lets say I want the following table:
NAME ---- # of cars ---- # of children ---- # of living relatives
Jon       2              2                  9
Jane      3              1                  10
Bob       1              1                  8

...and each of the # fields are taken from other selects in which I tie the person's name to each car/child/living relative they're in relation with. Could I do a single query with multiple count(*) in it? Or would it be better off to start a table with a query with a single count so I have something like this:
NAME ---- # of cars
Jon       2
Jane      3
Bob       1

and then keep adding fields to it with a few more single-count queries so it adds one new row at a time until it reaches the first table?

A: If I understand correctly your question, you are looking for something like this query:
SELECT name,

       (SELECT count(*) FROM childrens
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       (SELECT count(*) FROM cars
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        -- etc.
        -- etc

FROM users

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A: Assuming you need to join multiple tables (cars, children and relatives) you do each count separately and then join:
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Mobile Analytics. We use mobile analytics software to allow us to better understand the functionality of our mobile software on your phone. This software may record information, such as how often you use the application, the events that occur within the application, aggregated usage, performance data and where the application was downloaded from. We do not link the information we store within the analytics software to any Personally-Identifying Information you submit within the mobile application.
We may provide you the option to connect your account on the Website to your account on some social networking sites for the purpose of logging in, uploading information or enabling certain features on the Website. When logging in using your social network credentials, we may collect the Personally-Identifying Information you have made publicly available on the social networking site, such as your name, profile picture, cover photo, username, gender, friends network, age range, locale, friend list and any other information you have made public. Once connected, other users may also be able to see information about your social network, such as the size of your network and your friends, including common friends. By connecting your account on the Website to your account on any social networking site, you hereby consent to the continuous release of information about you to us. We will not send any of your account information to the connected social networking site without first disclosing that to you. Each social network may further allow you to set privacy controls around your information on their system, and our collection of information will always follow such controls and permissions. This feature is subject to continuous change and improvement by us and each social networking site involved, and therefore the available features and shared information are subject to change without notice to you.
By Law or to Protect Rights. When we believe disclosure is appropriate, we may disclose Personally-Identifying Information in connection with efforts to investigate, prevent or take other action regarding illegal activity, suspected fraud or other wrongdoing; to protect and defend the rights, property or safety of Company, our users, our employees or others; to comply with applicable law or cooperate with law enforcement; to enforce our Terms of Use or other agreements or policies, in response to a subpoena or similar investigative demand, a court order or a request for cooperation from a law enforcement or other government agency; to establish or exercise our legal rights; to defend against legal claims; or as otherwise required by law. In such cases, we may raise or waive any legal objection or right available to us.
Marketing Communications. Unless users opt-out from receiving Company marketing materials upon registration, Company may email users about products and services that Company believes may be of interest to them. If you wish to opt-out of receiving marketing materials from Company, you may do so by following the unsubscribe link in the email communications, by going to your account settings (if applicable) or contacting us using the contact information below.
Third-Party Service Providers. We may share your Personally-Identifying Information, which may include your name and contact information (including email address) with our authorized service providers that perform certain services on our behalf. These services may include fulfilling orders, providing customer service and marketing assistance, performing business and sales analysis, supporting the Website's functionality and supporting contests, sweepstakes, surveys and other features offered through the Website. We may also share your name, contact information and credit card information with our authorized service providers who process credit card payments. These service providers may have access to personal information needed to perform their functions but are not permitted to share or use such information for any other purpose.
Business Transfers; Bankruptcy. Company reserves the right to transfer all Personally-Identifying Information in its possession to a successor organization in the event of a merger, acquisition, bankruptcy or other sale of all or a portion of Company's assets. Other than to the extent ordered by a bankruptcy or other court, the use and disclosure of all transferred Personally-Identifying Information will be subject to this Privacy Policy, or to a new privacy policy if you are given notice of that new privacy policy and are given an opportunity to affirmatively opt-out of it. Personally-Identifying Information submitted or collected after a transfer, however, may be subject to a new privacy policy adopted by the successor organization.
Company uses the Personally-Identifying Information in the file we maintain about you, and other information we obtain from your current and past activities on the Website (1) to deliver the products and services that you have requested; (2) to manage your account and provide you with customer support; (3) to communicate with you by email, postal mail, telephone and/or mobile devices about products or services that may be of interest to you either from us, our affiliate companies or other third parties; (4) to develop and display content and advertising tailored to your interests on the Website and other sites; (5) to resolve disputes and troubleshoot problems; (6) to measure consumer interest in our services; (7) to inform you of updates; (8) to customize your experience; (9) to detect and protect us against error, fraud and other criminal activity; (10) to enforce our Terms of Use; and (11) to do as otherwise described to you at the time of collection. At times, we may look across multiple users to identify problems. In particular, we may examine your Personally-Identifying Information to identify users using multiple user IDs or aliases. We may compare and review your Personally-Identifying Information for accuracy and to detect errors and omissions. We may use financial information or payment method to process payment for any purchases made on the Website, enroll you in the discount, rebate, and other programs in which you elect to participate, to protect against or identify possible fraudulent transactions and otherwise as needed to manage our business.
The Children's Online Privacy Protection Act ("COPPA") protects the online privacy of children under 13 years of age. We do not knowingly collect or maintain Personally-Identifying Information from anyone under the age of 13, unless or except as permitted by law. Any person who provides Personally-Identifying Information through the Website represents to us that he or she is 13 years of age or older. If we learn that Personally-Identifying Information has been collected from a user under 13 years of age on or through the Website, then we will take the appropriate steps to cause this information to be deleted. If you are the parent or legal guardian of a child under 13 who has become a member of the Website or has otherwise transferred Personally-Identifying Information to the Website, please contact Company using our contact information below to have that child's account terminated and information deleted.
California Civil Code Section 1798.83, also known as the "Shine The Light" law, permits our users who are California residents to request and obtain from us, once a year and free of charge, information about the Personally-Identifying Information (if any) we disclosed to third parties for direct marketing purposes in the preceding calendar year. If applicable, this information would include a list of the categories of the Personally-Identifying Information that was shared and the names and addresses of all third parties with which we shared Personally-Identifying Information in the immediately preceding calendar year. If you are a California resident and would like to make such a request, please submit your request in writing to our privacy officer as listed below.
Most web browsers and some mobile operating systems include a Do-Not-Track ("DNT") feature or setting you can activate to signal your privacy preference not to have data about your online browsing activities monitored and collected. Because there is not yet a common understanding of how to interpret the DNT signal, the Website currently does not respond to DNT browser signals or mechanisms.
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GENERAL INSTRUCTION
WHAT IS A PRIVACY POLICY?
A Privacy Policy is a document or statement that describes how a company gathers, uses, manages, and releases the information of customers or visitors to its website. By accessing the company's website, users accept to have to having their information collected and disclosed in accordance with the company's Privacy Policy.
WHAT SHOULD BE INCLUDED?
A simple Privacy Policy will identify the following basic elements:
Company: The name of the company that owns the website collecting information from its users.
Website: The URL address of the company's website that the user will be browsing and accessing.
User's Information: A description of the type of information that the website collects and discloses.
Collection, Use, and Disclosure: What information the company will collect , how they will collect and use the information, and when and to whom they will disclose the information.
WHEN IS IT NEEDED?
While there is no federal law in the United States requiring that websites establish a Privacy Policy, many states and most other countries do require a website that collects and stores any personal information from its users to have one.
In the United States, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) regulates laws and policies regarding the privacy practices of businesses and the protection of their customers' personal information. The FTC also helps to enforce federal laws concerning the privacy of customers' information, including the following:
Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), which limits how companies can obtain and use a customer's credit and background reports.
Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act, which requires financial institutions to clearly explain their
information sharing practices and also restricts the sharing and use of specific financial information.
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) created a "Privacy Rule" that establishes a national set of standards of how health care service providers can use an individual's protected health information.
Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA), requires websites that target and/or collect information from children under the age of 13 to post a Privacy Policy that complies with the COPPA requirements, and also implements certain parental notice and consent requirements.
Even if your company or website is not in a jurisdiction that requires a privacy policy, the reach of your website may subject it to the laws of other states and countries. For example, California, has enacted the California Online Privacy Protection Act of 2003 (CALOPPA) which requires any website collecting personal information to have a Privacy Policy posted on its website that is easily accessible to its users. Even if your website is not run from California, CALOPPA applies to any website that collects personal information from a California resident. Therefore it is likely that your website will be subject to the CALOPPA regulations.
The European Union has more established laws regarding privacy protection, including the Data Protection Directive (95/46/EC) and the E-Privacy Directive (2002/58/EC). These directives state that personal information of European Union residents can only be transferred to countries outside of the European Union that have policies with an adequate level of protection.
Therefore, if you are a website that gathers, stores, or uses personal information and data from clients and users, you should have a Privacy Policy for your website. You also need to make sure that you adhere to the promises and disclosures set forth in that policy.
A Privacy Policy may also be called:
Privacy Statement, Internet Privacy Policy, Website Privacy Policy, Privacy Notice, Privacy Page, Privacy Information Policy


TEHRAN, Sep. 13 (MNA) – In time with the decline in Japan's oil imports from Persian Gulf littoral states, exports of Iranian crude to the East Asian country has reached a new record of 257 thousand bpd.
Iran has attained a new record in sales and exports of crude oil to Japan thanks to easing of restrictions on exports of oil, especially removal of insurance and shipping barriers.
After regaining its share from countries like Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar and the UAE, Iran has turned into Japan's fourth-largest crude oil supplier while the position is expected to improve by one spot within weeks since Iran plans to overtake Qatar in oil exports rally to Japan.
Statistics reveal that Iran has deployed a daily average of 213 thousand barrels to Japan over the first seven months of 2016 and the figure for July reach the unprecedented figure of 257 thousand barrels per day (bpd).
In other words, expansion of Tehran-Tokyo ties is no more limited to signing developmental contracts as the East Asian country has turned into one of the largest customers of Iranian crude in the post-JCPOA era.
Presently, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar mark largest oil exporters to Japan for supplying 1.61 million, 821 thousand as well as 259 thousand barrels per day to Japan's oil market, respectively.
A two-thousand-barrel gap between Iran and Qatar has brought about a neck-to-neck competition over gaining a larger portion of the Japanese oil market notwithstanding the fact that Iran and Japan are also fighting a nose-to-nose battle over expansion of South Pars joint gas field.
On the other hand, since the beginning of the year 2016, volume of daily oil sales to Japan by Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Kuwait has fallen by 6, 23 and 8 per cent, respectively while Iran's oil exports to Japan has experienced a 62-percent soar in the same time period.
Plans have been made to raise the share to 10 percent equal to 300 thousand barrels per day to turn Iran into the third largest oil supplier of to the Japanese though the greatest challenge facing Iran's return to the market is Japan's decreasing crude refining capacity.
In other words, the country's refining capacity has declined from 5.5 million bpd to 3.5 million barrels, because of which competition among oil producers for gaining the strategic market has intensified recently.


1.2 Design is developed to meet design brief in line with principles of design and product purpose.
1.3 Communication tools are used to present tapestry design for feedback.
2.1 Technical aspects of production are identified.
2.2 Specification sheet is completed to guide production.
2.3 Calculations are undertaken to determine yarn quantities.
2.4 Tapestry cartoon is developed.
3.1 Workstation, tools and equipment are set up in accordance with specification for work.
3.3 Tapestry techniques are undertaken to meet design specifications for sample and according to OH&S practices.
3.4 Tapestry sample is checked to ensure quality standards including colour density, yarn suitability, and warp to weft ratio.
.1 Tapestry sample is assessed against design specifications, cartoon and design brief.
4.2 Tapestry faults are identified and design or production problems recognised.
4.5 Processes and improvements are documented.
Interpret and analyse a design brief and develop designs for woven tapestry products such as historical research samples, miniature and shaped tapestries, community tapestries and commissions specific to public or private spaces. These may have interior applications as domestic objects and wall pieces.
Designs may be developed using manual or computer aided design tools and may be conducted in individual or team related activities. The work will be conducted according to OH&S practices and in recognition of sustainable practice.
1. Introduction and discussion of course outcomes, assessment requirements and research methods.
2. Develop woven product based on Historical methods.
7. Production of 4th tapestry completed and evaluated.
16. Completion of tapestries, presentation and mounting.
Technical folder- a comprehensive folder containing class notes, individual research into tapestry, and documentation of design and weaving processes.
1. Research and sampling of Historical tapestry techniques chosen from Coptic, Mediaeval, Classical or primitive weaving styles.
2. Design and sampling of a tapestry commission for a specific space, public or private.
5. A tapestry artwork (exhibition piece) of own design.
Twenty hours weaving on a Community tapestry constituting work integrated learning may be substituted for one of these categories.
The technical folder will count as 10 percent of the overall mark and the woven work as 90 percent. This will be a qualitative assessment of work produced, as a percentage mark cannot be attributed to individual projects that vary in scale, detail and conceptual attributes.
Students will be expected to undertake in class discussion of the medium and communicate methods and production of final work.
Setting up of workspace with attention to OHS requirements and awareness of safety factors when working with others.


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package com.intellij.codeInsight.guess.impl;

import com.intellij.codeInsight.JavaPsiEquivalenceUtil;
import com.intellij.codeInspection.dataFlow.DfaMemoryStateImpl;
import com.intellij.codeInspection.dataFlow.value.DfaInstanceofValue;
import com.intellij.codeInspection.dataFlow.value.DfaValue;
import com.intellij.codeInspection.dataFlow.value.DfaValueFactory;
import com.intellij.openapi.diagnostic.Logger;
import com.intellij.psi.PsiExpression;
import com.intellij.psi.PsiType;
import com.intellij.util.containers.HashMap;
import gnu.trove.THashMap;
import gnu.trove.TObjectHashingStrategy;
import org.jetbrains.annotations.NotNull;

import java.util.Map;

/**
 * @author peter
 */
public class ExpressionTypeMemoryState extends DfaMemoryStateImpl {
  private static final Logger LOG = Logger.getInstance("#com.intellij.codeInsight.guess.impl.ExpressionTypeMemoryState");
  public static final TObjectHashingStrategy<PsiExpression> EXPRESSION_HASHING_STRATEGY = new TObjectHashingStrategy<PsiExpression>() {
    @Override
    public int computeHashCode(PsiExpression object) {
      return object.getNode().getElementType().hashCode();
    }

    @Override
    public boolean equals(PsiExpression o1, PsiExpression o2) {
      if (JavaPsiEquivalenceUtil.areExpressionsEquivalent(o1, o2)) {
        if (computeHashCode(o1) != computeHashCode(o2)) {
          LOG.error("different hashCodes: " + o1 + "; " + o2 + "; " + computeHashCode(o1) + "!=" + computeHashCode(o2));
        }

        return true;
      }
      return false;
    }
  };
  private final Map<PsiExpression, PsiType> myStates = new THashMap<PsiExpression, PsiType>(EXPRESSION_HASHING_STRATEGY);

  public ExpressionTypeMemoryState(final DfaValueFactory factory) {
    super(factory);
  }

  private ExpressionTypeMemoryState(DfaMemoryStateImpl toCopy) {
    super(toCopy);
  }

  @NotNull
  @Override
  public DfaMemoryStateImpl createCopy() {
    final ExpressionTypeMemoryState copy = new ExpressionTypeMemoryState(this);
    copy.myStates.putAll(myStates);
    return copy;
  }

  @Override
  public boolean applyCondition(DfaValue dfaCond) {
    if (dfaCond instanceof DfaInstanceofValue) {
      final DfaInstanceofValue value = (DfaInstanceofValue)dfaCond;
      if (!value.isNegated()) {
        setExpressionType(value.getExpression(), value.getCastType());
      }
    }

    return super.applyCondition(dfaCond);
  }

  public Map<PsiExpression, PsiType> getStates() {
    return myStates;
  }

  @Override
  public boolean equals(Object o) {
    if (this == o) return true;
    if (o == null || getClass() != o.getClass()) return false;
    if (!super.equals(o)) return false;

    ExpressionTypeMemoryState that = (ExpressionTypeMemoryState)o;

    if (!myStates.equals(that.myStates)) return false;

    return true;
  }

  @Override
  public int hashCode() {
    int result = super.hashCode();
    result = 31 * result + myStates.hashCode();
    return result;
  }

  @Override
  public String toString() {
    return super.toString() + " states=[" + new HashMap<PsiExpression, PsiType>(myStates) + "]";
  }

  public void setExpressionType(PsiExpression expression, @NotNull PsiType type) {
    PsiType prev = myStates.get(expression);
    if (prev == null || !type.isAssignableFrom(prev)) {
      myStates.put(expression, type);
    }
  }
}


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New grant promotes cultural awareness, inclusion
Government is accepting applications for a new grant program designed to build greater cultural awareness and more inclusive communities.
The Multiculturalism, Indigenous and Inclusion Grant revitalizes the Anti-Racism Community Grant to support a broader range of projects. Projects will focus on promoting cross-cultural understanding, celebrating diverse backgrounds and helping Albertans understand the impacts of discrimination.
"We want Alberta to be a place where all people feel their culture is valued and respected. I'm thrilled to launch the new Multiculturalism, Indigenous and Inclusion Grant to help support projects that will create relationships and better understanding among diverse communities. For those who are our first peoples, or who are multi-generational, to those who arrived as new Canadians yesterday, these projects will build a foundation for all Albertans to connect and work together."
Leela Sharon Aheer, Minister of Culture, Multiculturalism and Status of Women
The maximum funding amount per project is $25,000 on a matching basis. Non-profits can apply to either the multiculturalism and inclusion projects stream or the Indigenous projects stream. Projects can be stand-alone initiatives, new programming or resources for training and education, capacity-building or enhancing cultural awareness.
The first intake of the Multiculturalism, Indigenous and Inclusion Grant closes Jan. 7, 2020.
Budget 2019 invests $61.2 million in the Community Grants Program for non-profits to deliver social, recreational and cultural programs and support to Albertans.
The Community Grants Program provides essential funding to about 1,200 non-profit organizations each year.
There are more than 26,200 non-profit organizations in Alberta.
Multiculturalism, Indigenous and Inclusion Grant
Danielle Murray
Press Secretary, Culture, Multiculturalism and Status of Women


Volunteer for our Veterans: We need YOU!
We Honor Veterans: The veteran to veteran relationship is so unique it is sometimes the only experience in which a veteran will open up or be able to share with someone who understands. As a Seasons Veteran Hospice Volunteer, you hold the experiences of knowing the special needs of veterans and the impact of military service. We are looking for veteran volunteers to match with our veteran patients! If you are interested in visiting with veterans, then we need you for our Vet to Vet program! We also need help during our Memorial Day and Veterans Day ceremonies. We look forward to hearing from you.


So here she is.... Phoebe! Busy running round Napa with her suite mates. She was competing in a scavenger hunt, where each team had to trade up from a penny to see what they could get. Her team ended with a giant wine bottle worth over $100. This was one of many orientation activities. She calls me and tells me so much that's going on in rapid succession that I almost can't keep up!
She's also sending me pictures like this of her lovely meals. These are NOT your average school lunches. It's a great place and she loves it, but still I miss her.
This week was Naomi's 15th birthday, which we wound up celebrating with just the three of us, since she kept changing her mind on what she wanted to do until the last minute. She made her own fabulous cake and we went to see a movie called "Eight Grade". An amazing movie that I'm not sure anyone with even low levels of social anxiety can handle watching. It was a bit painful for me.
Naomi is in 9th grade online again this term and is back on swim team this semester. Her coach likes and hates her. She's good, but has things to learn and for some reason this causes a rollercoaster of attitude from the coach.
I picked up Chloe from the airport yesterday. She just flew in from Missouri and will be leaving for her semester abroad in Scotland on Monday!! She's quite excited. I took a picture, not because it's so uncommon to be at the airport, quite the opposite. This was the 6th airport run for us since we came back from Ireland (7 weeks ago). I think I'd go bonkers if the airport wasn't 12 minutes away!
Yesterday Mike went in for dental work, and because he said he had anxiety they gave him all the drugs. He was zonked all day and mostly slept after I picked him up. We're getting all our dental work done because Mike has been moved from his full time position at the Academy of Art University to part time and our dental will end at the end of September.
Because of this and many other things (like all these extra school expenses this semester), we're cancelling our plans to travel to Iceland for an art residency next summer. Even though we pay for these things with grants and things like my professional development fund from my employer, it still costs us in local travel, incidentals, and of course loss of income while we're away. Honestly I'm forever grateful that we had the opportunity to do the residencies we've done, so for now, Iceland will stay a dream. Have a magical weekend!