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Support the BIPOC struggle in Iowa
Posted byJeff Kisling July 3, 2021 Posted inEvent, genocide, Great Plains Action Society, LANDBACK, monuments, Mutual Aid, Uncategorized
People ask me how they can support local oppressed communities. Showing up tomorrow is a great way to do so. Organizers "would love to see a mass turnout to support the BIPOC struggle in Iowa".
Tomorrow, July 4, 1-3 pm, an event I previously wrote about will take place at the Iowa State Capitol. Stop Whitewashing Genocide & Slavery!!!
Additional organizations are supporting the event, including my Des Moines Mutual Aid group. Again this morning I helped with the food giveaway. A friend and I talked a little about this event as we put together boxes of food.
On July 4th, stand with Great Plains Action Society, Iowa Citizens for Community Improvement, Ní Btháska Stand Collective, Des Moines Black Liberation Movement, Humanize My Hoodie, Revolutionary Action Party, Quad Cities Interfaith, Iowa Coalition for Collective Change, and Des Moines Mutual Aid!
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Bring Back Critical Race Theory & Remove Monuments to White Supremacy!
Some additional topics have come up related to new legislation.
Demand that the new law, House File 802, which goes into effect July 1 be repealed. The legislation targets teaching critical race theory and other concepts in government diversity training and classroom curriculum.
Demand that Iowa legislators do their job and follow their own laws by abolishing monuments to white supremacy, which depict hate speech and promote discrimination. Kim Reynolds herself has stated that "Critical Race Theory is about labels and stereotypes, not education. It teaches kids that we should judge others based on race, gender, or sexual identity, rather than the content of someone's character." If this is the case, then statues depicting friendly "westward expansion", busts of Columbus, and murals depicting manifest destiny are stereotyping European setter invaders and not depicting the true nature of their character. Columbus was a genocidal, rapist, slave trader, and Indians were forced to give up their land–it was not friendly.
Can't stop, won't stop.
Don't be a bystander to white supremacy.
#SmashWhiteSupremacy
Organizers would love to see a mass turnout to support the BIPOC struggle in Iowa
Join us on "Fourth of He Lies" to demand that the Iowa legislators remove whitewashed monuments to white supremacy in Iowa. Organizers will present a petition demanding that all racist, misogynistic, homo/transphobic, whitewashed historical depictions be removed from all state grounds and facilities. These monuments fall into the realm of hate propaganda and make folks feel unwelcome in public spaces. So, we need legislation that removes all monuments, murals, and depictions of white supremacist persons, acts, and ideologies from all Iowa state grounds and state-funded institutions.
In response to police brutality and racial injustice, monuments to white supremacy are being removed all over the country but People of the World Majority are being forced to put their safety on the line to carry out this long-overdue purge. Folks have been shot, arrested, and targeted. We are an Indigenous-led coalition who do not want any more People of the World Majority to put their bodies on the line so this is a permitted event with the intent of making the state–the colonizers–do their job.
To start, we insist that the following statues and mural be removed from the Iowa State Capitol Building and grounds.
On the West Lawn, there is a 15-foot bronze statue on a large pedestal that stands in front of the Iowa State Capitol Building. According to the Iowa State Government website, the statue depicts "The Pioneer of the former territory, a group consisting of father and son guided by a friendly Indian in search of a home. The pioneer depicted was to be hardy, capable of overcoming the hardships of territorial days to make Iowa his home." The father and son settler invaders are standing tall and proud, looking west, as the "friendly Indian" sits behind them in a less powerful, dejected position.
Inside the capitol is a piece that overwhelmingly encompasses this sentiment called the Westward Mural, which covers a massive wall. The artist writes that "The main idea of the picture is symbolical presentation of the Pioneers led by the spirits of Civilization and Enlightenment to the conquest by cultivation of the Great West." He also speaks about overcoming the wilderness with plowed fields–as if the current Indigenous inhabitants, such as the Ioway and the Meskwaki, had not already created capable and efficient land management systems.
On the South Lawn, there is a Christopher Columbus Monument that was celebrated in 1938 by five thousand people who showed up for the dedication of the statue on Columbus Day. The statue was put up just a couple years after the Columbus Club of Iowa successfully lobbied to have Walker Park renamed to Columbus Park and have a Columbus monument placed there.
*This is a peaceful event led by Indigenous Folx. Please do not take actions that will put Brown and Black folx in jeopardy
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I don't have a strong opinion one way or the other but I see two reasonable arguments here. One, don't reward a dictatorship by talking to them; two, have normal relations with a country regardless of how it is run. The first has been out policy for over sixty years. Doesn't seem to have had much effect. Why not try the second? Perhaps with a influx of American goods and ideas, the pressure to loosen up the reigns of power will come from the inside. Oh, and eliminate the "Americans are keeping us down" excuse that the Castros have been using for sixty years.
This is probably the only time you'll ever see me write this, but I agree with Obama's decision -- at least on the end goal of normalizing relations with Cuba and ending the embargo. Now the manner in which Obama is going to achieve that goal -- unilaterally, without any conditions or meaningful concessions from Fidel & Raul -- is Brainless Idea Number N+1 from the regime.
George Burdell: You left unsaid, N is an extremely large number.
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Although KCCA piled pressure on the visiting team hence took the first lead by 22' courtesy of Brian Majwega's goal after Kataka goal keeper handled carelessly Ivan Ntege's shot, Junior Amanya of the home side leveled scores eighteen minutes later. Before first half ended Kataka was already leading the scores with two – one. Nassur Nandala took a free kick from the right that hit the woodwork and turned to the net.
The introduction of usual stars Sserunkuma, Nsibambi, and Mucureezi to replace Sentongo, Kayiizi and Ntege in one way or the other resulted into KCCA equalizing. Majwega who was already in the pitch leveled scores with a successful converted Penalty. Whereas Substitute Derrick Nsibambi with a cross that came from Mucureezi headed the ball to put the Kasasiro boys in charge, and finally Nsibambi and an own goal closed the deal. KCCA will play already qualified side Police FC in the quarter finals of the competition.


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In this audio footage from the early 1970s, Sally Dixon offers a partial history of the city's cinematic heritage.
As the first film curator at Carnegie Museum of Art, Sally Dixon was well-versed in the city's cinematic heritage.
How the artist files in the Department of Film and Video archives shed light on the city's storied film scene.
By transforming a storage space into a welcoming office, Sally Dixon offered a home away from home to visiting filmmakers from across the country.
In April of 1970, Jonas Mekas became Carnegie Museum of Art's first visiting filmmaker.
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3DRudder Doesn't Support Consumer Gear VR Headset
By Peter Graham	 Last updated Jun 27, 2016
A couple of weeks ago at the start of the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) in Los Angeles, California, 3DRudder, the company behind the virtual reality (VR) controller of the same name announced support for the Samsung Gear VR head-mounted display (HMD). Today the company has issued an apology rescinding the previous statement.
It now turns out that due to the micro USB port being different on the consumer Gear VR to the developers Innovator Edition model, the 3DRudder won't work. The difference is to do with data, the consumer version port only supplies power to the attached mobile device, while the Innovator Edition allows both power and data.
The 3DRudder team said: "The 3DRudder feet-based VR motion controller doesn't yet support the consumer edition of the Samsung Gear VR, contrary to what we wrote on June 14th. We just discovered the 3DRudder could not work with the consumer edition of the Samsung Gear VR.
"The reason is the Gear VR micro USB port is only for powering the attached mobile phone, not for data transmission. We had tested the 3DRudder compatibility with innovator edition units.
"Anyone owning one of those units, developers mostly, should be able to use the 3DRudder to move in games and apps. Everybody else will need to wait for the release of the wireless version of the 3DRudder. The innovator edition has a flat touch pad on the right side contrary to the one of the consumer edition that has a "plus"-shaped form."
So Gear VR users will have to wait, but the 3DRudder VR Edition controller still supports the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive (HMDs), and can be purchased through the 3DRudder shop for €179.00 EUR / $179.00 USD, excluding any delivery fees that may apply.
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Calculating full time work experience: if you worked for more than 30 hours a week, you cannot claim the additional hours. You can only apply once you have completed a minimum of one calendar year.
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Why the Polls Got it Wrong
written by Guest Contributor Dr. Jerry L. Coffey November 12, 2016
All the second guessers are asking how so many polls got it so wrong. The political class doesn't want to hear it, but the answer is fairly simple. First most of the pollsters are using methodologies that are fraudulent.
The most common is some form of quota sampling. Within Federal agencies and many state agencies, this method is prohibited for any data collection that may influence public policy. How do I know this? — because I helped write the regulation that enforced the prohibition. Why is it prohibited? — 1) it lacks the attributes that give scientific sampling credibility and 2) it is vulnerable to gross manipulation.
If you examine the theory that supports things like estimating error in estimates from a sample, you will find that these quasi-random sampling methods do not satisfy the necessary conditions for estimating an unbiased mean or a valid sampling variance. The attributes of scientific sampling that put bounds on the error in a estimate are not present in quota sampling. So those claims that the error in the result is say plus or minus 3 percent (with 95 percent confidence) are false — that calculation is only valid with rigorous sampling methods.
Empirical studies have shown that the error in common forms of quasi-random sampling is often 2-3 times larger — and it is not symmetric (e.g. plus or minus 9 percent) — it is usually dominated by bias rather than sampling variance and so departs from the actual mean in one direction.
One tell-tale that these unreliable methods are in play is the need for demographic or party affiliation or gender "weighting." In a pure "random sample" that is large enough (and by this I also mean stratified, clustered, and other complex designs), various subgroups in the target population are automatically represented in roughly the correct proportions — no need for post-stratification, imputation, or other band-aids for shortcomings of the sampling process.
So these polls that "oversample" or have a higher weight for democrats display nothing more than a bias injected by the designer.
The bias has been so embarrassing that even the media hacks often fall back on the Real Clear Politics average of poll results. Do you know what you get when you average a bunch of polls biased in the same direction (?) — you get a biased average that looks less biased than the most ridiculous results. (What the averaging process is trying to do ONLY works when the polls contain some even mix of biases in opposite directions).
The other major problem that generates error in opinion polls is the accuracy of the opinion measure. This is due to the respondent's internal metric on his or her opinion, and may extend to lying to the pollster by those who distrust the interviewer or the process. Two people who objectively have nearly identical opinions may describe those opinions differently or even lie about them.
There were three polls that got it right in the 2016 election cycle —
The LA Times Daily Poll (a rotating panel) that used a 100 point scale to rationalize each respondent's opinion permitting a more uniform measure and a way of subtly including changes over time. This poll said Trump wins by about 5 points.
The Investors Business Daily poll emphasized rigorous sampling methods and some proprietary internal models. They had Trump ahead by 2 percent.
The third set of polls were by a man named Cahaly of Trafalgar Group. This organization focused on battleground states and got most of them right (for Trump) except for Michigan where the difference was a fraction of one percent. Cahaly used a question about the views of neighbors to flag respondents that might be hedging their own preference. (This is a proven method used in sensitive surveys.)
An academic acquaintance of mine suggested that these polls probably had a small sample bias in favor of Trump and thus overestimated his popular vote. Possible, but there is a much simpler explanation.
Some of the things these polls cannot measure are —
1) the number of dead people voting; 2) the number of duplicate absentees voting; and 3) the number of illegal aliens voting. (Not to mention the Soros voting machines in 15 states and the widespread use of "fractional" counting procedures in voting machine software — vote counts should be integers — why convert to decimals?)
The Census Bureau learned long ago that illegals will not report in the Census in spite of penalties imposed by law. And neither the LA Times nor IBD have found a way to reach the fake dead voters and fake absentees by phone.
So if we could define a rigorous sampling estimate, we could get a handle on the rough magnitude of net Democrat voter fraud. Don't laugh — the Census Bureau conducts a large expensive sample survey called the Post-Enumeration Survey to get a handle on the level of error in the complete enumeration every ten years.
So why were the polls so far off —
They were deliberately biased to 1) shape rather than measure public opinion; and 2) to provide cover for the magnitude of voter fraud.
Let's see — using the smaller IBD number, 2% + Hillary's margin of 0.3 percent of real votes suggests about 2.7 million fraudulent votes were generated by Soros and the democrats — no longer insignificant. Some of the most biased polls and blatant fraud were here in Virginia. Come to think of it, was Gore's popular vote "advantage" in 2000 real or fraudulent? This "factoid" stirred Soros-funded street gangs for a decade or more.
Draining this particular swamp should be a priority in the new administration. There is adequate precedent in the voting rights laws that put many southern states under Justice Department supervision for their history of voting rights violations. Let's put states that support "sanctuary" cities and won't use voter ID under the microscope until they clean up their act.
Why the Polls Got it Wrong was last modified: November 12th, 2016 by Guest Contributor Dr. Jerry L. Coffey
Investors Business Daily pollLA Times PollTrafalgar Group
Guest Contributor Dr. Jerry L. Coffey
Dr. Jerry L. Coffey (retired) formerly Senior Mathematical Statistician in the Executive Office of the President in the Reagan, Bush (41), and Clinton Administrations and later a consultant to Congress (House Oversight Committee).
mark Jawsz November 17, 2016 at 7:26 am
One reason why the media and Democratic Party are so collusive is because the same particular ethnic group of white liberals that owns and operates the so-called "mainstream" media, also are the biggest donors to the Democratic Party. Is it a conspiracy? What do you think?
momsaid November 13, 2016 at 6:17 pm
The term that first came to my mind was, "Voter Suppression". If they yell it loudly enough every day that there's no hope, they expect us to lose confidence and decide that there's no way our guy can win, and skip election day. Fortunately, enough of us have seen this show MANY times before, so we came out in droves. I also find it interesting that Hillary has not challenged for recounts ONE SINGLE STATE where the vote was very close in Trump's favor. Could it be, they'd find the fraud in a recount?
RubyTwoThree November 13, 2016 at 2:35 am
I got a kick out of all the people that screaming about the polls, and rest of us were smiling because all the while we knew Trump would win. "Polls matter". LMAO.
Danielle November 12, 2016 at 9:17 pm
I'm highly suspect of polls. I have no idea what a "voice" is actually punching in when they ask me to rate something on a scale of "1 to 5". I also know that I have randomly given weird answers to organizations to skew their data sampling. MoveOn.org called me once – On that poll I said I was Hispanic Democrat male, age 25-40, that supported the Tea Party and Rob Wittman.
Jerry Coffey November 13, 2016 at 2:16 am
That 1 to 5 business is called a Likert scale — another variation is something like "strongly disapprove", "disapprove", "don't care", "approve", "strongly approve". Some pollsters like to pretend that the numbers mean something mathematical, but the ratings don't behave that way. All you can generally rely on is that 1 is less than 2 etc. This is called an ordinal scale — you can't assume that the interval between a rating of 1 and 2 is the same as the interval between 3 and 4. So the laws of arithmetic don't apply, but they will still try to get averages! My favorite fake identity is a black portuguese-speaking soccer player (think Pele).
Leesa Donner November 12, 2016 at 4:41 pm
You make some excellent points Dr. Coffey. In addition, from the very beginning these polling operations ran into headwinds due to:
1. Oversampling of Democrats (some adjusted for it but some did not)
2. Significant political donations made to HRC from many of these pollsters (Survey Monkey and Reuters/Ipsos being the most egregious) which, at the very least, undermines their credibility.
3. Limited samples. If you really look – some of these samples were incredibly small.
Wasteland November 12, 2016 at 1:17 pm
I'm less interested in why the polls got it wrong and more interested in the MSM and how screwed up they are.
I swear at this point it's almost like you need an "Angie's list" for journalists so you can have ratings about which ones you can trust and which ones are off the *&^%ing rails biased. Wouldn't it be great to have a news site that allowed you to sort your news on a scale of "objective" to "propagandist". And, sadly, most major news organizations no longer lean towards the objective end of the spectrum. I've never in my life seen such bias as there was in this election, and not just bias like an accidental stray in the wrong direction, but a deliberate manipulation of public perception by people who seem to be engaged in some kind of psychological warfare against people they disagree with personally and collectively.
News is supposed to be just that, news. The fourth estate. They are supposed to be shedding light on what is actually happening, reporting on reality, not attempting to manipulate perception and opinions and creating an un-reality.
The MSM was once fairly objective, and then in the past two decades it has slipped into being very biased, but this election it went all the way over into being *&^%ing creepy.
And yes, let's name a few, here's mine – the Washington Post. WTF are these people doing ? Isn't this supposed to be a newspaper I can read to get objective news and reality based commentary on the world I live in ? WTF. I can't even believe how far in the tank these *&^holes were for Clinton. I, as a reader of news, can't even hear the name of this newspaper anymore without thinking of what a biased rag it is. These people don't care about truth or reality, or reporting, they are just a bunch of *&^hats who missed their calling in marketing, because they are without a doubt selling a product, and that product is leftism and urban culture.
Dear Washington Post, you're supposed to be reporting the news, and when you do give your opinion how about taking the rest of us into account and stop trying to indoctrinate us into your world view.
There must be some Internet rule against responding to your own response to your own post, but … oh well 😀
Here is another example that I think demonstrates this perfectly. This is an open letter from Salon's managing editor which makes it unmistakably clear that she understands EXACTLY where a lot of female Trump voters are coming from. It shows a level of understand that Salon itself lacks completely. Give it a quick read.
http://www.salon.com/2016/11/12/an-open-letter-to-the-ivanka-voters-i-grew-up-with-i-hope-you-get-what-you-want/
So here's the question, if Salon's managing editor has such reasonable and grounded insight into the minds of a typical female Trump voter, and I don't think she's far off, why did Salon spend the last year talking about how Trump voters were racists, misogynists, hateful, and all this other stuff they accused them of ? I mean if the managing editor KNOWS that's not true, yet chooses consciously to print things she knows isn't true about them, WTF are we supposed to think about that ?
Jerry Coffey November 12, 2016 at 7:36 pm
Ah yes the Washington Post. We canceled our subscription about 20 years ago when we lived in Fairfax County. They lost their integrity long before this election, but this was an all time low.
Warmac9999 November 12, 2016 at 10:17 am
I think the polls got it wrong because the MSM leftists wanted them to be biased to make the case that Hillary was unstoppable. These errors weren't by accident but by intentional dishonesty.
Now we see the MSM playing the mea culpa game that happens in some form or other when a republican is running against a democrat and manages to win against the media bias and outright lies. If the democrat they were pushing wins, then no mea culpa just smug self-congratulations.
Dr. Jerry Coffey November 12, 2016 at 12:49 pm
I suspect you are right. One thing to remember however is many of these same pollsters called it for Romney in 2012 when his numbers rose just before the election. The LA Times and IBD were also "outliers" then — predicting correctly that Obama would win. It is possible that those who were burned by their Romney error in 2012 overcompensated in their 2016 assumptions. The problem is that these quasi-random methods generally are more influenced by the assumptions of the designers than by what is actually happening in the real world.


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Michelle Pfeiffer drops $7.7 million on the Palisades house next door
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She may be best-known for her roles in iconic films like Grease 2, Scarface, and Batman Returns, but Michelle Pfeiffer is also a high-end real estate connoisseur with a taste for expansive (and expensive) compound living. As y'all may know, Ms. Pfeiffer paid $8.15 million back in a 2016 off-market deal for a nice but rather ordinary-lookin' house in the fancy Westside neighborhood of Pacific Palisades.
Well kids, the house immediately next door to Mr. Pfeiffer's pad has just sold for $7,700,000 and an examination of records reveals that the purchaser is — again — none other than our very own Ms. Pfeiffer. That makes a total of $15,850,000 that she has forked over on the two properties.
We know it may not look like much. It's actually a very humble single-story house with a front-facing two car garage. But Pacific Palisades is fearsomely expensive (as y'all should already know) and this house is located on one of the best streets there.
This is not Ms. Pfeiffer's first (or second, for that matter) luxury compound. Back in the day she owned an enormous two-house estate in Brentwood. That place was sold back in 2005 for a total of nearly $27 million to two different buyers — one of whom was current Disney CEO Bob Iger.
Since selling off her Brentwood holdings, Ms. Pfeiffer has made her primary residence in the sleepy but very wealthy town of Woodside — up north in the San Francisco Bay Area. It is there where she owns a bucolic, equestrian-friendly multi-acre compound that was listed for sale a few months back with a hefty $29.5 million asking price.
Though she is now 60 (and still looks great, we might add) and has been on an extended hiatus from acting, it would seem that Ms. Pfeiffer is eager to make a comeback. Perhaps that is what has precipitated her return to living in LA.
Anyway, both of Ms. Pfeiffer's current LA homes are located in the Riviera, which is the most exclusive neighborhood in Pacific Palisades, itself one of LA's most exclusive areas.
And yes, we know that some of y'all are wondering where Ms. Pfeiffer gets nearly $16 million for a luxury compound when she's only acted sporadically in the last decade. Well, Yolanda will tell you. Since 1993, Ms. Pfeiffer has been married to a fellow named David Kelley.
Our Mr. Kelley is one of the most successful TV show creators in Hollywood — just a few of his shows include Picket Fences, The Practice, Ally McBeal, Boston Legal, and Big Little Lies. Some of those have gone into syndication, and thus we imagine that $15.85 million is no more than a drop in the proverbial bucket to Mr. Kelley.
Funnily enough, Mr. Kelley never intended to become a writer or show creator. He is an attorney by trade who began screenwriting as a hobby — in the evenings and weekends — and did not even sell his first script until he was in his 30s. And now he's one of the richest guys in Hollywood. Funny how life throws curveballs at you, right?
Anyway, we digress. Since both of Ms. Pfeiffer's Palisades acquisitions were made off-market, we know little about either house beyond what we can tell from records. The $8.15 million house has 3,211-square-feet of living space with 3 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms on .45-acres of land, while the $7.7 million house has a mere 2,870-square-feet of living space with 4 beds and 3 baths and is situated on .35-acres. Both properties are of the Traditional variety and were originally constructed in the 1970s. For decades, both were long owned by two non-celebrity families (until along came the Pfeiffer-Kelleys).
Put it all together, and Ms. Pfeiffer and Mr. Kelley now have themselves a compound on nearly an acre of prime Palisades land with over 6,000-square-feet of living space and 7 beds and baths.
Time will tell what Ms. Pfeiffer and Mr. Kelley plan to do with this $15.85 million Riviera compound, but for now their intentions are utterly unbeknownst to Yolanda. Perhaps they will demolish both houses to make way for a new mega-mansion. Or maybe they'll expand and renovate both structures. We shall see, shan't we?
Many of Ms. Pfeiffer's Riviera neighbors are also famous — some of the nearby folks include Jessica Capshaw, Molly Sims, Bill Cosby, Ben Affleck, Kate Hudson, Jennifer Garner, Blake Griffin and Sam Raimi, just to name a few.
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A pair of somewhat pervy sketches of Jacob and Nini with friends.
The top sketch has Ruth in it, the blue oni woman from a few comics back. I deliberately give them horribly inaccurate names, a weird trend that started with the Indian demon named...Jacob. You get the picture.
The bottom sketch is a redone version of an old Japanese painting showing a woman perving on two samurais that I found in a book once. I don't remember how they could tell, but the book said that her pose showed that she was only pretending to be shy about watching them. I know their bodies look oddly short, but that's what the original looked like.
Both Jacob and the other demon guy are based on paintings of Indian demons. I just thought the weird forehead plate thingie on the other guy was too cool to be ignored and had to use him in something.
I love Ruth, and this is wonderful.