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Q: Manipulating some values in a list in Python Let me try to explain to the best of my ability as I am not a Python wizard. I have read with PyPDF2 a PDF table of data regarding covid-19 in Mexico and tokenize it—long story, I tried doing it with tabula but did not get the format I was expecting and I was going to spend more time reformatting the CSV document I have gotten back than analyzing it—and have gotten a list of strings back with len of 16792 which is fine.
Now, the problem I am facing is that I need to format it in the appropriate way by concatenating some (not all) of those strings together so I can create a list of lists with the same length which is 9 columns.
This is an example of how it looks right now, the columns are Case number, State, Locality, Gender, Age, Date when symptoms started, Status, Type of contagion, Date of arrival to Mexico:
['1', 'PUEBLA', 'PUEBLA', 'M', '49', '15/03/2020', 'Sospechoso', 'Contacto', 'NA', '2', 'GUERRERO', 'ZONA', 'NORTE', 'M', '29', '15/03/2020', 'Sospechoso', 'Contacto', 'NA', '3', 'BAJA', 'CALIFORNIA', 'TIJUANA', 'F', '34', '14/03/2020', 'Sospechoso', 'Estados', 'Unidos', '08/03/2020', '4', 'CIUDAD', 'DE', 'MÉXICO', 'TLALPAN', 'F', '69', '25/02/2020', 'Sospechoso', 'Italia', '03/03/2020', '5', 'JALISCO', 'CENTRO', 'GUADALAJARA', 'M', '19', '18/03/2020', 'Sospechoso', 'España', '17/03/2020'

What I would want is to get certain strings like 'ZONA', 'NORTE' as 'ZONA NORTE' or 'CIUDAD', 'DE', 'MEXICO' as 'CIUDAD DE MEXICO' or 'ESTADOS', 'UNIDOS' as 'ESTADOS UNIDOS'...
I seriously do not know how to tackle this. I have tried, split(), replace(), trying to find the index of each frequency, read all questions about manipulating lists, tried almost all the responses provided... and haven't been able to do it.
Any guidance, will be greatly appreciated. Sorry if this is a very basic question, but I know there has to be a way, I just don't know it.

A: Since the phrase split is not the same for each row, you have a way to "recognize" it. One way would be if 2 list item that are next to each other have more than 3 letter, then join them.
import re
row_list = ['1', 'PUEBLA', 'PUEBLA', 'M', '49', '15/03/2020', 'Sospechoso', 'Contacto', 'NA', '2', 'GUERRERO', 'ZONA', 'NORTE', 'M', '29', '15/03/2020', 'Sospechoso', 'Contacto', 'NA', '3', 'BAJA', 'CALIFORNIA', 'TIJUANA', 'F', '34', '14/03/2020', 'Sospechoso', 'Estados', 'Unidos', '08/03/2020', '4', 'CIUDAD', 'DE', 'MÉXICO', 'TLALPAN', 'F', '69', '25/02/2020', 'Sospechoso', 'Italia', '03/03/2020', '5', 'JALISCO', 'CENTRO', 'GUADALAJARA', 'M', '19', '18/03/2020', 'Sospechoso', 'España', '17/03/2020']
words_longer_than_3 = r'([^\d\W]){3,}'

def is_a_word(text):
    return bool(re.findall(words_longer_than_3, text))

def get_next_item(row_list, i):
    try:
        next_item = row_list[i+1]
    except IndexError:
        return
    return is_a_word(next_item)

for i, item in enumerate(row_list):
    item_is_a_word = is_a_word(row_list[i])
    if not item_is_a_word:
        continue
    next_item_is_a_word = get_next_item(row_list, i)
    while next_item_is_a_word:
        row_list[i] += f' {row_list[i+1]}'
        del row_list[i+1]
        next_item_is_a_word = get_next_item(row_list, i)

print(row_list)

result:
['1', 'PUEBLA PUEBLA', 'M', '49', '15/03/2020', 'Sospechoso Contacto', 'NA', '2', 'GUERRERO ZONA NORTE', 'M', '29', '15/03/2020', 'Sospechoso Contacto', 'NA', '3', 'BAJA CALIFORNIA TIJUANA', 'F', '34', '14/03/2020', 'Sospechoso Estados Unidos', '08/03/2020', '4', 'CIUDAD', 'DE', 'MÉXICO TLALPAN', 'F', '69', '25/02/2020', 'Sospechoso Italia', '03/03/2020', '5', 'JALISCO CENTRO GUADALAJARA', 'M', '19', '18/03/2020', 'Sospechoso España', '17/03/2020']

A: I suppose that the data you want to process comes from a similar file like this one here, which contains 2623 rows x 8 columns.
You can load the data from the PDF file using tabula-py. You can install it through pip install tabula-py==1.3.0. One issue with extracting the table like this is that tabula-py can mess up things sometimes. For example, the header of the table was extracted from the PDF file like this:

"",,,,Identificación Fecha de,
"",,,,de COVID-19,Fecha del llegada a
N° Caso,Estado,Sexo,Edad,Inicio de Procedencia por RT-PCR en,México
"",,,,síntomas,
"",,,,tiempo real,

Pretty nasty huh?
In addition, tabula-py could not separate some of the columns, that is writing a comma in the right place so that the output CSV file would be well-parsed. For instance, the line with número de caso (case number) 8:
8,BAJA CALIFORNIA,F,65,13/03/2020 Sospechoso Estados Unidos,08/03/2020
could be fixed by just replacing " Sospechoso " by ",Sospechoso,". And you are lucky becuase this is the only parse issue you will have to deal with for now. Thus, iterating through the lines of the output CSV file and replacing " Sospechoso " by ",Sospechoso," takes care of everything.
Finally, I added an option (removeaccents) for removing the accents from the data. This can help you avoid encoding issues in the future. For this you will need unicode: pip install unidecode.
Putting everything together, the code that reads the PDF file and converts it to a CSV file and loads it as a pandas dataframe is as follows (You can download the preprocessed CSV file here):
import tabula
from tabula import wrapper
import pandas as pd
import unidecode

"""
1. Adds the header.
2. Skips "corrupted" lines from tabula.
3. Replacing " Sospechoso " for ",Sospechoso," automatically separates
the previous column ("fecha_sintomas") from the next one ("procedencia").
4. Finally, elminiates accents to avoid encoding issues.
"""
def simplePrep(
                input_path,
                header = [
                            "numero_caso",
                            "estado",
                            "sexo",
                            "edad",
                            "fecha_sintomas",
                            "identification_tiempo_real",
                            "procedencia",
                            "fecha_llegada_mexico"
                        ],
                lookfor = " Sospechoso ",
                replacewith = ",Sospechoso,",
                output_path = "preoprocessed.csv",
                skiprowsupto = 5,
                removeaccents = True
                ):
    fin = open(input_path, "rt")
    fout = open(output_path, "wt")

    fout.write(",".join(header) + "\n")

    count = 0

    for line in fin:
        if count > skiprowsupto - 1:
            if removeaccents:
                fout.write(unidecode.unidecode(line.replace(lookfor, replacewith)))
            else:
                fout.write(line.replace(lookfor, replacewith))

        count += 1

    fin.close()
    fout.close()

"""
Reads all the pdf pages specifying that the table spans multiple pages.
multiple_tables = True, otherwise the first row of each page will be missed.
"""
tabula.convert_into(
                        input_path = "data.pdf",
                        output_path = "output.csv",
                        output_format = "csv",
                        pages = 'all',
                        multiple_tables = True
                    )

simplePrep("output.csv", removeaccents = True)

# reads preprocess data set
df = pd.read_csv("preoprocessed.csv", header = 0)

# prints the first 5 samples in the dataframe
print(df.head(5))


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Q: Proof that $(\Bbb{Z},d/n)$ tends to $\Bbb{R}$ in the Gromov-Hausdorff sense Where can I find the full proof that $(\Bbb{Z},d/n)$ tends for $n\to\infty$ to $(\Bbb{R},d)$ in the Gromov-Hausdorff sense, where $d(x,y):=|x-y|$?
Or at least, where is it proven that such a sequence is Cauchy?

A: You can find it right here... the function $f_n(k)=k/n$ is an isometric embedding of $(\mathbb{Z},d/n)$ into $\mathbb{R}$. Its image is the set $A = \{k/n:k\in \mathbb{Z}\}$. The complement of this set consists of open intervals of length $1/n$. Hence, every point of $\mathbb{R}$ is within distance at most $1/(2n)$ from the set $A$. Since every point of $A$ is also a point of $\mathbb{R}$, we have $d_H(A,\mathbb{R}) \le 1/(2n)$ by the definition of Hausdorff distance.
Recalling the definition of Gromov-Hausdorff metric (with infimum over all isometric embeddings, etc) we see that $$d_{GH}((\mathbb{Z}, d/n), \mathbb{R}) \le d_H(A,\mathbb{R}) \le \frac{1}{2n}\to 0$$ as claimed.

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This is the website : SIDIGITAL
The basic idea is that they have a set of connected div. Each of the div has its own absolute position value like top, left relative to its parent and also its own width and height. This is what it is like

You can see that there is another div with the class "water" inside each div. I try to animate the width of the "water" div from 0% to 100% to make it feel like the water is flowing through the tube in 5000 millisecond like this
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        width: "100%"
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if('.pipe1 .water').width() = "100%") {
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I want the water in the second tube to flow once the width of the water element is 100% and then the water in the tube3.
The current solution works with only the first element which is tube1.
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	static const int INDEX_INVALID = -1;

	GamePanel();

	void Draw(ControlDrawData* cdd = nullptr) override;
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	void DrawBox();
	void UpdateBoxIndex(float dt, int index, int index2 = -1, bool refresh = false);
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	static TEX tBackground;
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private:
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protected:
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What instruments are used in Capoeira?
Capoeira is a highly athletic Brazilian martial art that is practiced in the form of a game: two capoeiristas play inside a circle formed by the remaining members of the group who sing to the music of the band.. The band is an integral part of capoeira, determining the pace, style and aggressiveness of the movements of the capoeiristas. In the article we look at what instruments are used in capoeira?
The musical 'band' or bateria (meaning 'drum kit' in Portugese and Spanish) forms part of the roda – the circle of capoeira practitioners (capoeiristas) in which the game is played. As the instruments play, the remaining members will sing and clap in time with the music.
The bateria is traditionally made up of three berimbaus, two pandeiros, three atabaques, one agogô and one ganzá. The exact format may vary between each group.
The following instruments are used:
The Berimbau
The instrument consists of a 4 to 5 foot wooden bow (verga) with a taut steel cord (arame) tied from one end to the other; the cord is often taken from a car tire. At one end of the verga, a dried and hardened, hollowed out fruit shell (cabaça) is attached with string. This acts as a resonator, helping to project the sound of the instrument.
To play it, the verga is held by the middle two fingers of one hand, with the thumb and index finger holding a coin or stone. The cabaça is held against the abdomen and can be moved back and forth to create a wah-wah effect. The other hand holds a wooden stick (baqueta) which is used to strike the arame (steel cord) to produce a sound. The coin or stone is pressed against the arame to change its pitch.
A caxixi (or shaker) is also held in the hand that holds the stick (baqueta) and provides an accompanying sound.
The Berimbau is regarded as the lead instrument of the bateria. It acts to set the tempo of the music; this then determines the speed, style and aggressiveness of the game itself. The other instruments in the band follow the berimbau's lead.
In a traditional bateria, there will be two low pitch berimbaus (called berra-boi and médio) which provide the bass and a higher pitched berimbau (called viola) which improvises over the top.
The cost of these instruments can be seen here (link to Amazon).
The pandeiro
The pandeiro is a hand drum that looks a lot like a tambourine, except that the 'jingles' provide a drier, crisper tone. The drumhead is also tunable so that the tone of the drum can be changed when it is struck.
It is held in one hand and struck with the other usually with the fingertips, the side of the thumb, heel or palm of the hand. The cost of these instruments can be seen here (link to Amazon).
The Atabaque
This is a hand drum, traditionally made from Jacaranda wood from Brazil. Calfskin is stretched across the top to form the head. In more traditional versions, thin ropes attach the head to a metal ring near the base. Wooden wedges are inserted into this ring in order to adjust the tension of the ropes thereby changing the tone of the drum.
There are three versions of atabaque:
Rum which is the tallest and has the deepest tone
Lê which is the smallest and therefore has the highest pitched tone
Rum-pi which sits in between the above two sizes and has mid ranged tone.
The Agogô
This capoeira instrument consists of two conical shaped bells joined by a band of U shaped metal. The instrument was traditionally made of iron and the two bells are of different sizes, producing different tones when struck.
The Agogô is played by gently striking each bell with a stick and by squeezing the two bells together to make a clacking sound.
The design is based on West African bells which was brought to Brazil by the African slaves. The cost of these can be seen here (link to Amazon).
The Ganzá
This is a shaker traditionally made from a hand-woven basket containing beads or pebbles. More modern versions are made out of a metal cylinder.
When shaken rhythmically, the Ganzá adds an additional percussive element to the music. The cost of these can be seen here (link to Amazon).
Capoeira Songs
The musical 'band' or bateria that accompanies the Capoeira 'dance', also sing as they play. Many of the songs are in the form of a 'call and response' where the band will call out a verse and the rest of the circle will respond by singing a verse in response.
There are four types of song, which are determined by the degree to which the non-band members are involved in the song.
The Ladaínha is essentially a solo sung by the most experienced capoeirista at the start of the session when the circle (called a roda) first forms.
The Chula, where the main singer sings most of the song with little involvement from other members of the roda. The singer might sing nine verses with the rest of the group singing one.
The Corrido, where the singer sings the number of verses as the rest of the group. This might mean two choruses by the singer, followed by two sung in response.
The Quadra, where the same chorus is sung repeatedly four times. Each chorus may alternate between the singer and the roda, or the singer may sing the first three, with the remainder of the group responding in the final chorus.
Put together, the band and the singing looks like the following:
Where did Capoeira originate?
Capoeira is a Briazilian martial art that was developed and practiced by African slaves during the 16th Century. It involves flowing, dance-like movements that are designed to prevent the practitioner from being still and open to attack.
The style is highly acrobatic involving cartwheels and backflips and leg strikes are dominant including kicks, sweeps and knee strikes.
Music and dance was intertwined with the fighting techniques to disguise the fact that the slaves were practicing a fighting art. When salvery was eventually abolished, capoeira was declared illegal at the end of the 19th century as a perceived threat to the ruling regime.
This ban was relaxed in the 1920s and from 1970, Capoeira masters began to travel the world spreading this fighting style.
Where is Capoeira performed?
In a capoeira session, the capoeira practitioners (capoeiristas) form a circle (called a roda). Some individuals will play traditional capoeira instruments, while the remaining members will sing and clap their hands in time with the music. Two capoeiristas will then enter the roda and begin to play what is considered to be a game.
The style and speed of their movements will be determined by the rhythm of the music. In many respects, the movements and the accompanying music makes it look much like a dance.
The game will end when one of the capoeiristas decides to leave the roda, or when another enters to play with one of the existing players or another, or when the musician holding the berimbau determines it.
What is the main instrument in Capoeira?
The Berimbau is the main instrument in the musical 'band' or bateria. It is 4 to 5 foot wooden bow (verga) with a taut steel cord (arame) tied from one end to the other, which is struck by a wooden stick (baqueta). At the lower end of the stick, a dried and hardened, hollowed out fruit shell (cabaça) acts as a resonator, helping to project the sound of the instrument.
The berimbau acts to set the tempo of the music which then determines the speed, style and aggressiveness of the game itself. The other instruments in the band follow the berimbau's lead.
Are Capoeira instruments percussion?
All the instruments in the capoeira band or bateria are in the percussion family: they all make a sound when hit or shaken. They include the berimbaus, pandeiros, atabaques, agogô and ganzá (which are described above).
What is the name of the bowed instrument that accompanies Capoeira?
This is the Berimbau which is the main instrument in the musical 'band' or bateria and acts to set the rhythm of the music which heavily influences the style and aggressiveness of the game. There are usually three berimbau in a bateria.
Where did the Berimbau come from?
The berimbau is originally from Africa and a type of gourde muscial bow. It is very similar to the m'bulumbumba of Angola. It came to Brazil via the slave trade and is now a central instrument in Capoeira.
What is the Berimbau classified as?
The berimbau is a single stringed musical bow that is part of the percussion family: it is played by striking the steel string with a stick. The sound is projected via a dried and hardened, hollowed out fruit shell (cabaça) attached to the bottom of the bow which acts as a resonator.
What sound does a Berimbau make?
The berimbau makes a deep twanging sound which varies slightly in pitch depending on how much pressure is placed in the wire when it is struck. It provides a backing rhythm to the capoeira game.
Is capoeira effective in a street fight?
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Compliment more than you criticize.
For each time you vent about your husband/wife to your friends, tell three positive stories.
Remember that it is ok to do things differently (e.g. there is more than one way to peel a potato or fold the laundry).
Always make time for the two of you.
Marry someone that you enjoy listening and talking to.
Remember that marriage is sometimes a bed of roses and sometimes there are thorns.
Remember that the best gift that you can give your children is to love their mother/father.
Be fair! Split the housework, spending money, etc evenly. This way you are never resentful of your partners contributions (or lack of) or expenditures.
Remember that people do fight. It's how you do it that matters.
Before starting an argument, consider if it's really worth it.
Never, ever mention the "D" word (divorce).
Do you want to be right or do you want to be married?
Remember that "love is like childhood. You need to learn to share."
Marriage is not 50/50, it's two people giving 100/100 all of the time.
Surprise each other now and then.
The secret to a happy marriage is two TV's!
Never pass up an opportunity to say "I love you".
Hug & kiss every day (several times a day actually!).
Always believe that you got better than you deserved.
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Choose the one you love, then love the one you choose.
Keep the in-laws out of your marriage!
Love isn't always a feeling, it's a decision.
Hang in there. It's worth it.
Play nice, play often, love much.
Never air your dirty laundry as a couple in public.
Never keep secrets from each other.
Be each other's champion. No matter what, take your husband or wife's side first!
Never underestimate the power of a good belly-laugh and don't be afraid to laugh at yourself.
It's the little things that matter most.
Never use the words 'Always' and 'Never' in a fight.
It's ok to argue, but never use curse words to express your anger.
Never compare your marriage to others. What you see on the outside is not always what it is on the inside.
Don't make love in the same place/position everytime. Variety is the spice of life!


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2008 Ph.D., School of Information; University of California, Berkeley
2005 M.I.M.S., School of Information; University of California, Berkeley
2003 M.A., Astrophysics; University of California, Berkeley
2000 B.S., Physics and Astronomy; Northern Arizona University
Fall 2003 - Fall 2006 Samuelson Law, Technology and Public Policy Clinic
Boalt Hall School of Law (University of California, Berkeley)
Summer 2003 Internet Law Program
The Stanford Center for Internet and Society at Stanford Law School (Stanford Law School and Harvard Law School)
Summer 2000 Summer Session Program
International Space University, Summer Session Program (Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María (Valparaiso, Chilé))
October 2019 - Present Senior Vice President, Strong Internet, Internet Society.
Description: Senior executive responsible for 5 of 8 ISOC projects. The Strong Internet portofolio includes work that seeks to strengthen the Internet, including time security, routing security, open standards, encryption policy, and Internet infrastructure policy. Responsible for a diverse, global staff of ~40 subject matter experts
Supervisor: Andrew Sullivan; ISOC
September 2012 - October 2019 Chief Technologist, Center for Democracy & Technology.
Description: Director of the Internet Architecture Project, focusing on: embedding human rights values into technical standards; deep translation between technology, law, and policy communities; and, working to protect security researchers. As Chief Technologist, managed and lead a technical research and advocacy team to support to CDT across all initiatives.
Supervisor: Chris Calabrese; CDT
September 2011 - September 2012 Postdoctoral Research Fellow, New York University.
Description: Policy research under the HHS SHARPS grant involving the security and privacy of health information technology.
Supervisor: Helen Nissenbaum; Department of Media, Culture and Communication
September 2008 - August 2011 ACCURATE Postdoctoral Research Associate, University of California, Berkeley and Princeton University.
Description: Policy research on governmental and electoral transparency.
Supervisor: Deirdre K. Mulligan and Edward W. Felten; UC Berkeley School of Information and Princeton Center for Information Technology Policy
Spring 2005 - Spring 2008 Graduate Student Researcher, University of California, Berkeley.
Description: Election law and policy research with NSF ACCURATE center.
Supervisor: Deirdre K. Mulligan; Boalt Hall School of Law
Summer 2004 Graduate Student Researcher, University of California, Berkeley.
Description: Information consumption research via qualitative interview methods and information consumption diary studies.
Supervisor: Peter Lyman; School of Information Management and Systems
September 2002 - Fall 2003 Graduate Student Researcher, University of California, Berkeley.
Description: Spectroscopic binary Brown Dwarf research.
Supervisor: Gibor Basri; Department of Astronomy
May 2002 - September 2002 Graduate Student Researcher, University of California, Berkeley.
Description: Developed spectroscopic labeling tool.
Supervisor: James Graham; Department of Astronomy
September 2001 - May 2002 Research Assistant, University of California, Berkeley.
Description: Further Titan particulate research.
Supervisor: Caitlin A. Griffith; Department of Astronomy
May 2000 - September 2001 Research Technician, Northern Arizona University.
Description: Investigated particulates in Titan's atmosphere.
Supervisor: Caitlin A. Griffith; Physics and Astronomy Department
September 1997 - May 2000 Research Assistant, Northern Arizona University.
Description: Investigated clouds in the atmosphere of Titan.
Spring 2012 Head Instructor
Course: MCC-UE 1303 -- Privacy and Media Technology
Instructor: Joseph Lorenzo Hall; New York University
Fall 2005 Graduate Teaching Assistant
Course: InfoSys 296A-2 -- Open Source Development and Distribution of Digital Information: Economic, Legal and Social Perspectives
Instructors: Pamela Samuelson, Steven Weber, Mitchell Kapor; University of California, Berkeley
Spring 2005 Graduate Teaching Assistant
Course: InfoSys 296A-2 -- Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Technology: Legal and Policy Challenges
Instructor: Pamela Samuelson; University of California, Berkeley
Spring 2004 Head Graduate Student Instructor
Course: Astro 10 -- Introduction to General Astronomy
Instructor: Steven Stahler; University of California, Berkeley
Fall 2003 Graduate Student Instructor
Instructor: Gibor Basri; University of California, Berkeley
Instructor: Alexei Filippenko; University of California, Berkeley
Spring 2002 Graduate Student Instructor
Course: Astro 12 -- The Planets
Instructors: Imke de Pater, Raymond Jeanloz; University of California, Berkeley
Spring 1997 Academic Tutor
Course: Math -- Calculus I, II and III
Instructor: North Learning Assistance Center; Northern Arizona University
2017 2017 Defender Awards: Researcher
O'Reilly Security Conference
2012 John Gideon Memorial Award
Election Verification Network
Fall 2003 Wiche Fellowship, School of Information Management and Systems
Spring 2003 Berkeley Graduate Opportunity Fellowship, School of Information Management and Systems
Spring 2002 Alliance For Graduate Education and The Professoriate Supplementation Fellowship
2001 - 2004 Berkeley Edge Academic Fellowship
2001 - 2002 Honorable Mention, Ford Foundation Predoctoral Fellowship For Minorities
The Ford Foundation
2000 Physics and Astronomy Department Senior Bedwell Scholar
2000 Outstanding Student of Physics and Astronomy
2000 Henry Hooper Undergraduate Research Grant
1998 - 1999 Physics and Astronomy Department Chair's Scholar
1999 Physics and Astronomy Department Vesto M. Slipher Scholar
December 2011 - Present Vice Chairmain, Board of Directors
California Voter Foundation
Spring 2013 - Present Member, Board of Directors
Verified Voting Foundation
Spring 2019 - Present Member, Board of Advisors
VotingWorks
Spring 2018 - Present Member, Advisory Committee
Center for Civic Design
Spring 2018 - Present Member, Selections Board, Fellowship Program
Aspen Institute, Aspen Tech Policy Hub
Fall 2015 - Present Member, Selections Board/Advisory Board, Congressional Innovation Fellows
TechCongress
Spring 2014 - Present Member, Technical Advisory Board
Election Registration Information Center (ERIC)
Spring 2013 - Fall 2019 Member, Technical Advisory Board
Los Angeles County Voting System Assessment Project
2019 Program Committee
USENIX Security 2019
2nd International Workshop on Privacy Engineering (IWPE'16)
Spring 2013 - Summer 2015 Member, Steering Committee and Editorial Board
USENIX Journal of Election Technology and Systems (JETS)
Summer 2011 - Fall 2014 Member, Advisory Panel
California Secretary of State, Post-Election Risk-Limiting Audit Pilot Program
May 2013 - March 2015 Member, Communications Security, Reliability and Interoperability Council (CSRIC) IV
4th International Conference on E-voting and Identity (VoteID 2013)
Fall 2011 - Fall 2012 Research Fellow
New York University School of Law, Information Law Institute
2012 Electronic Voting Technology Workshop/Workshop on Trustworthy Elections (EVT/WOTE '12)
2012 Organizing Committee
Mobile and Location Privacy: A Technology and Policy Dialog (A joint NYU/Princeton conference)
2008 - 2011 Coordinating Committee Member
2008 - 2011 Member, Board of Directors
3rd International Conference on E-voting and Identity (VoteID 2011)
2011 Study Panel Member
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA)/National Science Foundation (NSF); Ethical Legal and Social Implications (ELSI) Study of Human Subjects Research in Computer Science
1st Global Conference on Transparency Research
2010 Expert Advisory Panel
Maryland General Assembly Department of Legislative Services (via RTI International); Maryland Voting Systems Study
Workshop on Governance of Technology, Information, and Policies (GTIP)
2010 Program Chair
Open Government: Defining, Designing and Sustaining Transparency
2010 Program Committee Member
Fifth Annual iSchools Conference 2009 (iConference '09)
2009 Organizing Committee Member
2009 Election Verification Network (EVN) Conference
2008 USENIX/ACCURATE Electronic Voting Technology Workshop (EVT '08)
2007 Academic Review Team Member
Ohio Secretary of State; Evaluation and Validation of Election-Related Equipment, Standards and Testing (EVEREST)
California Secretary of State; Top-To-Bottom Review (TTBR) of Voting Systems
2007 Graduate Student Representative
Committee on Computing and Communications (COMP), UC Berkeley Academic Senate
IAVoSS Workshop On Trustworthy Elections (WOTE 2007)
Spring 2006 - Present Member
National Committee for Voting Integrity
Berkeley Information Technology Review Committee
Fall 2004 - Fall 2005 Graduate Student Representative
eBerkeley Steering Committee
2002 - 2005 Graduate Student Representative
KALX Radio Policy Advisory Board
2000 - Present Member
Sigma Delta Pi, National Collegiate Spanish Honor Society
Educational Technology Committee (eBerkeley)
2003 Parliamentarian and Delegate
Graduate Assembly (GA) of the University of California, Berkeley
2003 Chair
GA Organization and Rules Committee
2003 Organization and Rules Representative
GA Executive Committee
Brian Habmerman, Joseph Lorenzo Hall and Jason Livingood, RFC 8711 (BCP 101): Structure of the IETF Administrative Support Activity, Version 2.0; Internet Engineering Task Force (2020). available at: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/rfc8711/
Timothy Stablein, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Chauna Pervis and Denise Anthony, Negotiating stigma in health care: disclosure and the role of electronic health records. Health Sociology Review, 3:24, 227-241 (2015). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/stablein-hall-HSR-24-2-2015.pdf
Joseph Lorenzo Hall and Jason Livingood (eds.), Interconnection and Traffic Exchange on the Internet; Broadband Internet Technical Advisory Group (BITAG) Technical Working Group (2014). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/BITAG-Interconnection.pdf
Joseph Lorenzo Hall and Deven McGraw, For Telehealth To Succeed, Privacy And Security Risks Must Be Identified And Addressed. Health Affairs, 2:33, 216-221 (2014).
Center for Democracy & Technology, Facial Recognition & Privacy: An EU-US Perspective in Amsterdam Privacy Conference 2012 (APC2012) (2012). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/CDT_facial_recog.pdf
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Emily Barabas, Gregory Shapiro, Coye Cheshire and Deirdre K. Mulligan, Probing the Front Lines: Pollworker Perceptions of Security & Privacy in 2012 Electronic Voting Technology Workshop/Workshop on Trustworthy Elections (EVT/WOTE'12) (2012). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/jhall-evtwote12.pdf
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Benedicte Callan, Helen Nissenbaum, Accountings of Relationships in 3rd USENIX Workshop on Health Security and Privacy (HealthSec'12) (2012). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/jhall-healthsec12.pdf
Timothy Stablein, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Denise Anthony, Helen Nissenbaum, MSM and Electronic Health Records: Privacy Perceptions, Age, and Negotiating Stigma in 2012 American Sociological Association Annual Conference (2012).
David L. Dill, Eric L. Lazarus, Jeremy Epstein, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Applying a Reusable Election Threat Model at the County Level in The 2011 USENIX/ACCURATE/IAVoSS Electronic Voting Technology Workshop/Workshop on Trustworthy Elections (EVT/WOTE'11) (2011). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/dill-evtwote11.pdf
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Luke W. Miratrix, Philip B. Stark, Melvin Briones, Elaine Ginnold, Freddie Oakley, Martin Peaden, Gail Pellerin, Tom Stanionis and Tricia Webber, Implementing Risk-Limiting Post-Election Audits in California in The 2009 USENIX/ACCURATE/IAVoSS Electronic Voting Technology Workshop/Workshop on Trustworthy Elections (EVT/WOTE'09) (2009). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/rla_evt09.pdf
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Policy Mechanisms for Increasing Transparency in Electronic Voting; A dissertation submitted to the Graduate Division of the University of California at Berkeley in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Information Management and Systems (2008). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/jhall-phd.pdf
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Improving the Security, Transparency and Efficiency of California's 1% Manual Tally Procedures in The 2008 USENIX/ACCURATE Electronic Voting Technology Workshop (EVT'08) (2008). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/jhall_evt08.pdf
Lawrence Norden, Aaron Burstein, Joseph Lorenzo Hall and Margaret Chen, Post-Election Audits: Restoring Trust In Elections; Brennan Center for Justice at New York University School of Law and the Samuelson Law, Technology & Public Policy Clinic at the University of California, Berkeley School of Law (Boalt Hall) (2007). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/bcsc_audit_review.pdf
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Contractual Barriers to Transparency in Electronic Voting in The 2007 USENIX/ACCURATE Electronic Voting Technology Workshop (EVT'07) (2007). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/jhall_evt07.pdf
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Transparency and Access to Source Code in E-Voting in The 2006 USENIX/ ACCURATE Electronic Voting Technology Workshop (EVT'06) (2006). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/jhall_evt06.pdf
Lillie Coney, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Poorvi L. Vora and David W. Wagner, Towards a Privacy Measurement Criterion for Voting Systems in National Conference on Digital Government Research (2005). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/poster_VotingPrivacy.pdf
Arthur M. Keller, Alan Dechert, Karl Auerbach, David Mertz, Amy Pearl, and Joseph Lorenzo Hall, A PC-Based Open-Source Voting Machine with an Accessible Voter-Verifiable Paper Ballot in USENIX '05, FREENIX track (2005). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/electronic-voting-machine.pdf
Arthur M, Keller, David Mertz, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, and Arnold Urken, Privacy Issues in an Electronic Voting Machine in ACM Workshop on Privacy in the Electronic Society (2004). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/privacy-electronic-voting-WPES-2004.pdf
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Columbia and Challenger: Organizational Failure at NASA. Space Policy, 4:19, 239-247 (2003). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/nasa.pdf
Caitlin A. Griffith, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, and Thomas R. Geballe, Detection of Daily Clouds on Titan. Science, 5491:290, 509-513 (2000). available at: https://josephhall.org/Science_290_509.pdf
Unreviewed Publications
Joseph Lorenzo Hall and Stan Adams, Taking the Pulse of Hacking: A Risk Basis for Security Research; Center for Democracy & Technology (2018). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/2018-03-27-Risk-Basis-for-Security-Research-FNL.pdf
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Apratim Vidyarthi, and Benjamin C. Dean, The Importance of Security Research: Four case studies; Center for Democracy & Technology (2017). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/2017-12-15-Importance-of-Security-Research.pdf
Matt Blaze, Jake Braun, Harri Hursti, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Margaret MacAlpine, and Jeff Moss, DEFCON 25 Voting Machine Hacking Village: Report on Cyber Vulnerabilities in U.S. Election Equipment, Databases, and Infrastructure; (2017). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/DEF_CON_25_voting_village_report.pdf
Center for Democracy & Technology, Public Comment on CMS-10440, "Data Collection To Support Eligibility Determinations For Insurance Affordability Programs And Enrollment Through Affordable Insurance Exchanges, Medicaid And Children's Health Insurance Program Agencies"; Submitted to the Office of Management and Budget (2013). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/cdt-comment-cms-10440-final.pdf
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Helen Nissenbaum, Analysis and Recommendations Concerning HHS Notice of Proposed Rulemaking Covering Changes to Accountings of Disclosure; Submitted to HHS Chief Privacy Officer, Joy Pritts (2011). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/sharps-pritts-letter.pdf
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Public Comment on: NIST-IR 7682: Information System Security Best Practices For UOCAVA-Supporting Systems; NIST-IR 7711: Security Best Practices For The Electronic Transmission Of UOCAVA Election Materials; Submitted to the U.S. Department of Commerce, National Institute of Standards and Technology on behalf of ACCURATE (2011). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/accurate-nist-7682-7711-comment.pdf
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Public Comment on Request for Information: Guidelines for the Use of Electronic Voting Systems in Union Officer Elections; Submitted to the U.S. Department of Labor on behalf of ACCURATE (2011). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/accurate-olms-comment-mar2011.pdf
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Responsible Research with Anti-Censorship Technologies; prepared for DARPA/NSF meeting in Arlington, Virginia on Ethical, Legal and Social Issues of Personally Identifiable Information (2011). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/elsi-022011.html
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Public Comment on the Voting System Testing and Certification Program Manual, v2.0; Submitted to the Election Assistance Commission on behalf of ACCURATE (2011). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/accurate-vstcp2-comment.pdf
Sean Hogan, Toby Moore, Paul Gronke, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Tony Lentz, Conny McCormack, Alan O'Connor, Maryland Voting Systems Study; RTI International for Maryland General Assembly Department of Legislative Services (2010). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/rti-mdvss-redacted.pdf
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, The Genesis and Implications of Equating "Remote Electronic Absentee Voting" with Internet Voting; EAC/FVAP/NIST Workshop on UOCAVA Remote Voting Systems (2010). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/uocava-wkshp-2010-jhall.pdf
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Philip B. Stark, Henry E. Brady and Jasjeet S. Sekhon, Comments on the CA SoS Precinct Level Data Pilot Project; Submitted to the California Secretary of State (2009). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/county-data-comments-final.pdf
Aaron Burstein and Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Public Comment on the Voluntary Voting System Guidelines, Version 1.1; Submitted to the Election Assistance Commission on behalf of ACCURATE (2009). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/accurate_vvsgv11_comment.pdf
Aaron Burstein and Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Public Comment on the Voluntary Voting System Guidelines, Version II (First Round); Submitted to the Election Assistance Commission on behalf of ACCURATE by the Samuelson Law, Technology and Public Policy Clinic (2008). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/accurate_vvsg2_comment_final.pdf
Aaron Burstein, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Deirdre Mulligan and David Wagner, Comment on the U.S. Election Assistance Commission's Request for Information Regarding Voting Systems Risk Assessment Support; Submitted to the Election Assistance Commission by the Samuelson Law, Technology and Public Policy Clinic (2008). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/ucb-eacrficomment-20080428.pdf
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Commentary: Statistical Solutions to Election Mysteries. Chance, 2:21, 24--25 (2008). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/ash-lamperti_chance-2008.pdf
Patrick McDaniel, Matt Blaze, Giovanni Vigna, Kevin Butler, William Enck, Harri Hursti, Steve McLaughlin, Patrick Traynor, Adam Aviv, Pavol Cerny, Sandy Clark, Eric Cronin, Gaurav Shah, Micah Sherr, Richard Kemmerer, Davide Balzarotti, Greg Banks, Marco Cova, Viktoria Felmetsger, William Robertson, Fredrik Valeur, Joseph Lorenzo Hall and Laura Quilter, EVEREST: Evaluation and Validation of Election-Related Equipment, Standards and Testing (Academic Final Report); Ohio Secretary of State (2007). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/Academic_EVEREST_Report.pdf
Joseph Lorenzo Hall and Laura Quilter, Documentation Review of The Hart Intercivic System 6.2.1 Voting System; University of California for the California Secretary of State's Top-To-Bottom Review of Voting Systems (2007). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/hart_doc_final.pdf
Aaron Burstein and Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Unlike Ballots, EAC Shouldn't Be Secretive. Roll Call, 22:Jan, (2007). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/Burstein_Hall-Roll_Call_2007-01-26.pdf
Aaron Burstein, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Deirdre Mulligan, Public Comment on the Manual for Voting System Testing & Certification Program; Submitted to the Election Assistance Commission on behalf of ACCURATE and listed affiliates by the Samuelson Law, Technology and Public Policy Clinic (2006). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/ACCURATE_VSTCP_comment.pdf
Deirdre K. Mulligan, Aaron Burstein, Joseph Lorenzo Hall and David Snyder, Counting on Security. Sacramento Bee, 5:Nov, (2006). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/Counting_on_security-sacbee.pdf
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Design and the Support of Transparency in VVPAT Systems in the US Voting Systems Market; Unpublished (2006). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/jhall_vvpat-design-transparency.pdf
Erica Brand, Cecilia Walsh, Joseph Lorenzo Hall and Deirdre K. Mulligan, Public Comment on the 2005 Voluntary Voting System Guidelines; Submitted to the Election Assistance Commission on behalf of ACCURATE and listed affiliates by the Samuelson Law, Technology and Public Policy Clinic (2005). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/2005_vvsg_comment.pdf
Deirdre K. Mulligan and Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Preliminary Analysis Of E-Voting Problems Highlights Need For Heightened Standards And Testing; National Research Council's Committee on Electronic Voting (2004). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/NRC-CSTB_mulligan-hall_200412.pdf
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Electronic Voting Machine Information Sheets; Electronic Frontier Foundation / Election Protection Coalition (2004). available at: http://w2.eff.org/Activism/E-voting/protection.php
Arthur M. Keller, David Mertz, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, and Arnold Urken, Privacy Issues in an Electronic Voting Machine in Privacy and Technologies of Identity: A Cross-Disciplinary Conversation, Katherine J. Strandburg and Daniela Stan Raicu (eds.) , Springer Science+Business Media: New York, New York (2006). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/privacy-electronic-voting-chapter.pdf
Caitlin A. Griffith, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Eliot F. Young, Jason Cook and Pascal Rannou, Particles on Titan from the Stratopause to the Troposphere in American Astronomical Society, Division of Planetary Science Meeting, 33 (2001).
Ray A. Williamson, Joseph Lorenzo Hall et al., El Niño and The Southern Oscillation: A Global Challenge, Keys to a Solution. Fermín Pastén Pastén; Valparaiso, Chilé (2000).
Caitlin A. Griffith, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Thomas R. Geballe, Weather on Titan in American Astronomical Society, Division of Planetary Science Meeting, 32 (2000).
Caitlin A. Griffith and Mark S. Marley, (eds.), From Giant Planets to Cool Stars, ASP Conference Series. Astronomical Society of the Pacific; San Francisco, CA (2000).
Presentations and Testimony
Panel: "Bridging between the technocratic and the democratic". Deirdre Mulligan (chair), Alexandra Chouldechova, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, David G. Robinson, Daniel J. Weitzner, 24th Annual BCLT/BTLJ Symposium: The Roles of Technology Expertise in Law and Policy; Berkeley Center for Law & Technology (2020). available at: https://www.law.berkeley.edu/research/bclt/bcltevents/2020-24th-annual-bclt-btlj-symposium/24th-annual-bclt-btlj-symposium-agenda/
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, "Prepared Statement of Dr. Joseph Lorenzo Hall". Hearing on 'Voluntary Voting Systems Guidelines 2.0'; U.S. Election Assistance Commission (2019). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/JLH-EAC-VVSG-2.0-Testimony-20190520-FINAL.pdf
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, "Prepared Statement of Dr. Joseph Lorenzo Hall on 'Election Security'". Committee on House Administration; U.S. House of Representatives (2019). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/JLH-CHA-Election-Security-Testimony-20190508-FINAL-002.pdf
Panel: "Security Mechanisms That Proactively Secure Election Infrastructure". Joseph Lorenzo Hall (chair), Maurice Turner, Cybersecurity & Democratic Elections Workshop; Microsoft, Stiftung Neue Verantwortung, and the Center for Democracy & Technology (2018).
Panel: "Regulatory and Voluntary Voting System Guidelines (VVSG)". Barbara Simons (chair), Mary Saunders, Edgardo Cortes, Doug Jones, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, 2018 Penn State Symposium on Election Security; Penn State College of Engineering, Penn State Law, and the Penn State School of International Affairs (2018).
Panel: "Account Security at Scale". Joseph Lorenzo Hall (chair), Mark Risher, TechTalk; Google Washington, DC (2018).
Panel: "Election Integrity 2018: What Could Go Wrong?". Moshe Y. Vardi (chair), Dana DeBeauvoir, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Dan S. Wallach; Rice University, Baker Institute Science and Technology Policy Program/Ken Kennedy Institute for Information Technology (2018). available at: https://www.bakerinstitute.org/events/1954/
Panel: "Press Briefing: Election Security & the Midterms". Joseph Lorenzo Hall (chair), Maurice Turner; Center for Democracy & Technology (2018). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/CDT-election-security-press-briefing-20180909.pdf
Panel: "How Industry and Civil Society are Making Democracy Harder to Hack". Scott Shackelford (chair), Mari Dugas, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Dave Leichtman, Greg Miller, Making Democracy Harder to Hack; Australia National University/Indiana University (2018).
Panel: "Cyber Diplomacy Meets InfoSec and Technology". Olaf Kolkman (chair), Irina Rizmal, Bill Woodcock, Joseph Lorenzo Hall (sub. for Jeff Moss), Internet Engineering Task Force, 102nd Meeting (IETF 102); The Global Commission on the Stability of Cyberspace (2018).
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, "Risks to Election Infrastructure and Precision in their Coverage". Information Disorder Project: 2018 Election Coverage Workshop; Harvard Kennedy School's Shorenstein Center in collaboration with ProPublica's Electionland Project (2018).
Panel: "LegalHack the Surveillance State". John Chadwell (chair), Amie Stepanovich, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, John Hultquist; DC Legal Hackers (2018).
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, "Keynote Commencement Address". 2018 Commencement; University of California, Berkeley School of Information (2018). available at: https://www.ischool.berkeley.edu/events/2018/school-information-may-2018-commencement
Panel: "Firewalling Democracy: Election Security as a National Security Issue". Philippa Scarlett (chair), Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Ciara Torres-Spelliscy, Tom Hicks, Laura Rosenberger; American Constitution Society (2018).
Panel: "Fireside Chat: Chilling Effects on Security Research". Joseph Lorenzo Hall (chair), Jen Ellis, Josh Goldfoot, Katie Moussouris; Center for Democracy & Technology (2018).
Panel: "Election Data Security War Game: Testing Critical Infrastructure Designation". Rebecca Green (chair), Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Kemba Walden, Mark Listes, David Becker, Edgardo Cortes; Wiliam & Mary Election Law Program (2018).
Panel: "Hacking Back: The Ethics of Cyber Vigilantism". Chani Wiggins (chair), Hon. Nanette Barragán, Ben Butler, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, SXSW 2018; South By Southwest (SXSW) (2018).
Panel: "Take Back Your Internet". Ellen Troxclair (chair), Philip Molter, Drew White, Rachel Wolbers, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Golden Frog's Annual "Take Back Your Internet" Event at SXSW 2018; Golden Frog (2018).
Panel: "Cybersecurity Best Practices for Elections". Tammy Patrick (chair), Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Sabra Horne, Michael Garcia, Walter Tong, Hon. Denise Merrill, NASS Winter Meeting 2018; National Association of Secretaries of State (2018).
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, "Cybersecurity 101 for Government Officials". iGO Webinar Series; International Association of Government Officials (2017).
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, "Facilitated Exercise: Modeling Threats in the New Operating Environment of Elections". CSG Cybersecurity and Privacy Policy Academy 2017; The Council on State Governments (2017).
Panel: "Roundtable Discussion on Cybersecurity Preparedness". Matt Masterson (chair), Scott Cardenas, Thomas Connolly, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Amber McReynolds, Ben Spear; US Election Assistance Commission (2017). available at: https://www.eac.gov/videos/american-elections-understanding-cybersecurity/
Panel: "Securing Google Accounts in an Era of Growing Threats". Joseph Lorenzo Hall (chair), Mark Risher; Google Washington, DC (2017).
Panel: "Foreign Interference in the 2016 Elections: The Vulnerabilities of the Law Exposed". Tara Malloy (chair), Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Adav Noti, Daniel Petalas, Examining Foreign Interference in U.S. Elections; Campaign Legal Center (2017).
Panel: "Does the Car of the Future Require a 'Talking Car' Mandate?". Marc Scribner (chair), Jonathan M. Gitlin, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Alex Kreilein; Competitive Enterprise Institute (2017).
Panel: "Cybersecurity and Elections". Michael Garcia (chair), Connie Lawson, Deborah Blyth, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Meet the Threat: States Confront the Cyber Challenge; National Governors Association (2017).
Panel: "Lawful Hacking: Access to Digital Evidence in the 21st Century". Susan Hennessey (chair), Rajesh De, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, John Lynch, Cyber Disrupt 2017; Center for Strategic and International Studies (2017).
Panel: "Cyber Security for Journalists". Rachel Oswald (chair), Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Emma Garrison-Alexander, Jack Gillum, Dlshad Othman; National Press Club (2017). available at: https://www.press.org/events/cyber-security-journalists
Panel: "Can Democracy Survive the Internet?". Carolyn Lukensmeyer (chair), Laura Rosenberger, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Nate Persily, Renewing Our Commitment to a Healthy Democracy: The Role of Philanthropy; The Giving Pledge Learning Series (2016).
Panel: "Government Hacking: Rule 41". Jennifer Granick (chair), Robert Anello, Allison Bragg, Greg Brower, Andrew Crocker, Ahmed Ghappour, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Jumana Musa, Richard Salgado, Mozilla/CIS Conversations on Government Hacking; Stanford Center for Internet and Society/Mozilla Foundation (2016).
Panel: "Geoblocking Tools and the Law". David Drummond (chair), Mike Godwin, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Graham Smith, Marketa Trimble, Law, Borders, and Speech; Stanford Center for Internet and Society (2016). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/stanford-lbs-jhall.pdf
Panel: "Cyber Risk Wednesday: Hacking the Vote". Kim Zetter (chair), Jeremy Epstein, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Massimo Tommasoli; The Atlantic Council (2016). available at: https://www.atlanticcouncil.org/events/webcasts/cyber-risk-wednesday-hacking-the-vote
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, "Keynote Address: 5 Crazy Future Security Stimuli". New Security Paradigms Workshop (NSPW); (2016). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/nspw-2016-jhall.pdf
Andreas Weigend, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, "Elections and Voter Data: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly". DataEDGE 2016; UC Berkeley School of Information (2016). available at: https://dataedge.ischool.berkeley.edu/2016
Panel: "A Primer on Encryption for the Non-Technical". Andrew Grosso (chair), Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Al Clark, Encryption and its Role in Security and Privacy in Communications: Understanding the Technical and Policy Ins and Outs; Federal Communications Bar Association (2016).
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, "A Walk Through the Work of a Policy Technologist". Info 205: Information Law and Policy; UC Berkeley School of Information (2015). available at: http://www.ischool.berkeley.edu/newsandevents/events/20160329joehall
Panel: "Preserving Free Speech: A Practical Privacy Approach". Jill Bronfman (chair), Michelle Paulson, Jess Hemerly, Amy Keating, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, RightsCon Silicon Valley 2016; Access Now (2016).
Panel: "Security, Technology and Rights: Balancing Needs in a Race to Radicalize and Counter-Radicalize". Meredith Stricker (chair), Eli Sugarman, Courtney Radsch, Amy Keating, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, RightsCon Silicon Valley 2016; Access Now (2016).
Panel: "Roles and responsibilities in an encrypted world". Joseph Lorenzo Hall (co-chair), Pranesh Prakash (co-chair), (leading audience discussion), Crypto Summit 2.0; Access Now (2016).
Panel: "The Evolution of Interconnection". Kevin Werbach (chair), Jane Coffin, Arpit Gupta, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Conference on Global Internet Interconnection; Princeton University Center for Information Technology Policy (2016). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/CITP-Evolution-Interconnection-March2016.pdf
Panel: "Going Dark: Technical Challenges and Potential Solutions". Simson Garfinkel (chair), Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Ben LeMere, Cyber Security Division: R&D Showcase and Technical Workshop; U.S. Department of Homeland Security (2016).
Panel: "What's happened since Snowden?". Kevin Bankston (chair), Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Amie Stepanovich, Andrew Crocker, Citizenfour Screening and Panel; Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung Foundation (2016). available at: https://calendar.boell.de/en/event/whats-happened-snowden
Panel: "A Technological Perspective on Cross-Device Tracking". Ashkan Soltani (chair), Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Jonathan Mayer, Andrew Sudbury, Jurgen J. Van Staden, Cross-Device Tracking: An FTC Workshop; Federal Trade Commission (2015). available at: https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/events-calendar/2015/11/cross-device-tracking
Panel: "Balkanization of the Internet: Internet Under Attack". Barton Gellman (chair), Rob Faris, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Vern Paxson, Conference on Internet Censorship, Interference, and Control; Princeton University Center for Information Technology Policy (2015). available at: https://citp.princeton.edu/?p=13682
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, "A Walk Through the Work of a Policy Technologist". Current Topics in Privacy Seminar; Carnegie Mellon University School of Computer Science (2015). available at: https://www.scs.cmu.edu/calendar/thu-2015-10-01-1200/privacy-seminar
Panel: "Tomorrow's IoT: A New Global Vision of Cyber Connectivity". Rod Beckstrom (chair), Yoshihiro Kawahara, Kuek Chuang, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Raman Jit Singh Chima, Makiko Yamada, Cyber3 Conference; World Economic Forum/Government of Japan (2015). available at: http://cyber3conf-okinawa2015.jp/
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Paul Ohm, "Do CPOs Need to Learn How to Code? The Skills Needed to Bridge the Law/Technology Divide". Privacy+Security Forum; GWU Marvin Center (2015). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/OhmHall-CPOs-code-privsecforum-2015-final.pdf
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Marshall Erwin, "Ciphertext rots: towards guidelines for retention and analysis of encrypted data". Cato Surveillance Conference; Cato Institute (2015).
Panel: "Security for the Internet of Things". Jonathan Litchman (chair), Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Stephen Pattison, Dean Garfield, Rory Gray, Chris Boyer, 3rd Annual Internet of Things Global Summit; Forum Global/The National Press Club (2015). available at: https://eu-ems.com/agenda.asp?event_id=265&page_id=2394
Panel: "Privacy & Identity Perceptions: The perceived economic risks & privacy risks of identifying breaches of trust". Jeremy Grant (chair), Aquiles A. Almansi, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Peter Alterman, Borderless Cyber 2015; OASIS/The World Bank (2015). available at: https://www.oasis-open.org/events/cyber-2015/schedule
Panel: "Fireside Chat". TBD (chair), Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Dan Ford, Henry J. Sienkiewicz, Government Cybersecurity Forum; Kaspersky Government Security Solutions (2015). available at: http://kasperskygovforum.com/agenda
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, "Bulk Collection & Online Social Networks: A zoo of metadata-producing systems". National Security, Surveillance Technology and the Law; Georgetown Law/Federal Judicial Center (2015). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/fjc-sna-jhall.pdf
Panel: "Understanding Identifiers & the Role of Pseudonymous Data". Kim Gray (chair), Simson Garfinkel, Luk Arbuckle, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Jules Polonetsky, Practical De-identification Workshop; Future of Privacy Forum/Ernst & Young (2015).
Panel: "Building Privacy into The Internet". Ben Strahs (chair), Annie Anton, Michelle Dennedy, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Privacy@Scale; Facebook (2015). available at: http://www.privacyatscale.com/
Panel: "New Developments in Surveillance Technology: How the Government Collects, Searches, Stores, and Shares Information". Jennifer Daskal (chair), Catherine Crump, Liza Goitein, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Eric Wenger, The Fourth Amendment in the Digital Age; National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers & The American University Washington College of Law (2015).
Panel: "Creepy or Cool: Privacy Risks & Social Norms". Jedidiah Bracy (chair), Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Karen Levy, StJohn Deakins, South by Southwest (SXSW) 2015; (2015).
Panel: "Your Life on Your Phone: Privacy and Security Regulation of Healthcare Apps". Adam Greene (chair), Cora Han, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, IAPP Global Privacy Summit; International Association of Privacy Professionals (2015).
Panel: "Security & Privacy Issues of The Cloud & Your Vendors". Tim Rohrbaugh (chair), Joseph Lorenzo Hall, David Fowler, Neill Feather, Data Privacy and Protection Day Town Hall; Brian Cave, NYC (2015).
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, "Keynote Address: The Tech in Tech Policy". ShmooCon 2015; (2015). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/jhall-shmoocon-2015.pdf
Panel: "Privacy and the IoT: Navigating Policy Issues". Nancy Libin (chair), Ruby Zefo, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Amb. Daniel Sepulveda, Adam Theirer, 2015 CES Innovation Policy Conference; 2015 Consumer Electronics Show (2015).
Panel: "Democracy, Aid and Institutions". Stefaan Verhulst (chair), Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Jacob Korenblum, Charles Krause, Alberto Pfiefer, Michael Waldman, Blouin Creative Leadership Summit 2015; Louise Blouin Media (2014).
Panel: "National Insecurity Agency: How the NSA's Surveillance Programs Undermine Internet Security". Kevin Bankston (chair), Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Danielle Kehl, David Lieber, Bruce Schneier, Amie Stepanovich; New American Foundation, Open Technology Institute (2014). available at: http://newamerica.net/events/2014/national_insecurity_agency
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, "War Stories from Technology Policy: The Cloud". The Fifth International Workshop on Mobile Cloud Computing & Services (MCS 2014); Association for Computing Machinery (2014). available at: https://josephhall.org/papers/MCS-2014-talk-jhall.pdf
Panel: "Consumer Generated and Controlled Health Data". Kristen Anderson (co-chair), Cora Han (co-chair), Christopher R. Burrow, MD, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Sally Okun, Heather Patterson, Joy Pritts, Spring Privacy Series: Consumer Generated and Controlled Health Data; U.S. Federal Trade Commission (2014). available at: http://1.usa.gov/PNiIKL
Panel: "Countermeasures in Cyberspace". Eric Greenwald (chair), Alexandra Perina, Michael Schmitt, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Wenqi Zhu, The Effectiveness of International Law; 108th Annual Meeting of the American Society of International Law (2014). available at: http://www.asil.org/blogs/countermeasures-cyberspace
Panel: "Technical Privacy Safeguards for Facial Recognition". Joseph Lorenzo Hall (chair), Joseph Atick, Michelle Chibba, Alison Howard, Privacy Multistakeholder Meeting, Facial Recognition Privacy; U.S. Department of Commerce, National Telecommunications and Information Administration (2014). available at: http://1.usa.gov/1ev31lr
Panel: "NSA Crypto Wars, Episode VII: the Internet Strikes Back?". Joseph Lorenzo Hall (chair), Matthew D. Green, Andrew Regenscheid, Sean Turner, Phil Zimmermann, State of the Net 2014; Net Cacaus/Internet Education Foundation (2014). available at: http://stateofthenet2014.sched.org/event/dd6568f463096abc79d3d9bdd8890645
Panel: "Privacy & National Security Briefing". Corie Whalen (chair), Julian Sanchez, Claude Barfield, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, R Street Tech Policy Briefing; U.S. Congress (2014).
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, "War Stories from Technology Policy". Google Privacy Week; Google, Inc. (2013). available at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4KQPsrVNv4
Panel: "Connnected Health". Cora Han (co-chair), Kristen Anderson (co-chair), Scott Peppet, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Anand Iyer, Jay Radcliffe, Internet of Things: Privacy and Security in a Connected World; The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (2013). available at: http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/workshops/internet-of-things/
Panel: "License Plates and Drone Information Requirements". Joseph Lornzo Hall (co-chair), Amie Stepanovich (co-chair), , Drones and Aerial Robotics Conference (DARC); The Engelberg Center on Innovation Law and Policy, NYU School of Law (2013). available at: https://droneconference.org/
Panel: "Do Not Track: Past, Present and Future". Joseph Lornzo Hall (chair), D. Reed Freeman, Jr., Janis Kestenbaum, Brendon Lynch, Lee Tien, Privacy Academy 2013; International Association of Privacy Professionals (2013). available at: https://www.privacyassociation.org/events_and_programs/iapp_privacy_academy_2013/breakout_sessions_a13#dnt
Panel: "The Future of Voting Technology: A Discussion of Technologists and Standards Experts". Rober Bauer (co-chair), Benjamin Ginsburg (co-chair), Ron Rivest, Martha Kropf, David Kimball, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, The Future of Voting Technology: Cincinnati Hearing; The Presidential Commission on Election Administration (2013). available at: https://www.supportthevoter.gov/
Panel: "A Drone of Your Own". Shane Harris (chair), Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Matthew Waite, Don Roby, The Drone Next Door; New America Foundation (2013). available at: http://newamerica.net/events/2013/the_drone_next_door
Panel: "Where Do We Go From Here?". Tim Polk (chair), Peter Eckersley, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Russ Housley, Stephen Schultze, Ben Wilson, Workshop on Improving Trust in the Online Marketplace; National Institute of Standards and Technology (2013).
Panel: "Academics and Technologists Look at the Future". Daniel Castro (chair), David Wagner, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Juan Gilbert, Josh Benaloh, Future of Voting Systems Symposium; National Institute of Standards and Technology, U.S. Election Assistance Commission (2013).
Panel: "Exploring Alternative Methods and Goals for Federal Testing and Certification". Merle King (chair), Brian Hancock, Ed Smith, Chris Thomas, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Tom Caddy, Future of Voting Systems Symposium; National Institute of Standards and Technology, U.S. Election Assistance Commission (2013).
Panel: "Book Discussion: Wide Open Privacy". Christofer Wolf (co-chair), Joseph Lorenzo Hall (co-chair), JR Smith, Siobhan MacDermott; Hogan Lovells (2012).
Panel: "The Current State of E-Voting -- A Transitional Patchwork". Stephen Schultze (chair), Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Jeremy Epstein, Walter Mebane, Susan Dzieduszycka-Suinat, J. Alex Halderman, E-Voting: Risk and Opportunity; Princeton University Center for Information Technology Policy (2012). available at: https://citp.princeton.edu/event/e-voting-risk-and-opportunity/
Panel: "Journalists' Digital Security". John Donnelly (chair), Matthew Cole, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Jonathan Hutcheson; National Press Club (2012). available at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cLp2pl3BVhg
Panel: "Secure Audit". Carl Gunter (chair), Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Brad Malin, Soumitra Sengupta, Laurie Williams, Kai Zheng, Securing IT in Healthcare: Part II (SITH2); Dartmouth University, Institute for Security, Technology and Society (2012).
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Ron Lazebnik, "Social Media Inside and Outside the Courtroom". Internet Technology Basics for Federal Judges; Fordham Law School, Center for Law and Information Policy (2012).
Panel: "Privacy and the Many Layers of Mobile Platforms". Joseph Lorenzo Hall (chair), Aaron Brauer-Rieke, Paul Nolting, Kenneth Priore, Felix Wu, Conference on Mobile and Location Privacy: A Technology and Policy Dialog; New York University, Information Law Institute/Princeton University, Center for Information Technology Policy (2012).
Panel: "Get 'Em While Their Young: Bringing Technical and Security Skills to 'Election Geeks --- The Next Generation'". Doug Chapin (chair), Robert Adams, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Tammy Patrick, Election Verification Network (EVN) Conference; (2012).
Panel: "Regulating Privacy By Design". Joseph Lorenzo Hall (chair), Ira Rubinstein, Privacy Law Scholar's Conference; UC Berkeley School of Law and George Washington University School of Law (2011).
Panel: "Technological Transparency and Accountability". Aaron Perzanowski (chair), Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Aaron Burstein, David Snyder, Nathan Good, Samuelson Clinic 10th Anniversary; UC Berkeley School of Law, Samuelson Law, Technology and Public Policy Clinic & Berkeley Center for Law and Technology (2011).
Panel: "Emerging Voting Technologies". Joseph Lorenzo Hall (chair), John Sebes, Larry Moore, Jeremy Epstein, Jared Marcotte, Election Verification Network (EVN) Conference; (2011).
Panel: "Sexy Ballot-Level Audits". Sean Flaherty (chair), Philip Stark, Mark Lindeman, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Election Verification Network (EVN) Conference; (2011).
Panel: "Technology: Shaping the Task of Lawmaking". Deirdre K. Mulligan (chair), Travis D. Breaux, Susan Freiwald, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Technology: Transforming the Regulatory Endeavor; UC Berkeley School of Law, Berkeley Center for Law and Technology (2011).
Panel: "Data, Transparency and Accountability". David S. Levine (chair), Adam Candeub, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Shubha Ghosh, Fall 2010 Symposium: Transparency, Secrecy, and the Internet: Striking a Balance Between the Ideals of Privacy and Accountability in the Digital Age; Elon Law School, Elon Law Review (2010).
Panel: "Voter Privacy and Authentication". Dana Chisnell (co-chair), Joseph Lorenzo Hall (co-chair), Rokey Suleman (co-chair), Workshop on UOCAVA Remote Voting Systems; Election Assistance Commission/DOD Federal Voting Assistance Program/National Institute of Standards and Technology (2010).
Panel: "Reinventing How America Votes Through Open Source Solutions". Gregory Miller (chair), Deborah Bryant, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Open Source Convention 2010 (OSCON 2010); (2010).
Panel: "Voting System Risk Assessment: The State of the Art". Alec Yasinsac (chair), LisaAnn Benham, Jeremy Epstein, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Douglas Kellner, Election Verification Network (EVN) Conference; (2010).
Panel: "Public Voting Systems: The Beginning of the End of Black Boxes?". Kim Alexander (chair), Richard Benham, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Gregory Miller, Election Verification Network (EVN) Conference; (2010).
Panel: "Defining Transparency". Joseph Lorenzo Hall (chair), Patrice McDermott, Helen Nissenbaum, J.H. Snider, Jonathan Weinberg, Open Government: Defining, Designing, and Sustaining Transparency; Princeton University Center for Information Technology Policy (2010).
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, "Implementing Risk-Limiting Audits in California". Princeton Research Symposium 2009; Princeton University (2009). available at: tps://josephhall.org/papers/jhall_prs2009.pdf
Panel: "The Future of Voting Technology: Towards 'Critical Democracy Infrastructure?'". Gregory Miller (chair), Hon. Debra Bowen, Aaron Burstein, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Norman Ornstein, Politics Online Conference (POLC); (2009).
Panel: "Vendor and Market Issues in Voting Systems". Joseph Lorenzo Hall (chair), Douglas Kellner, Bo Lipari, Larry Moore, John Sebes, Election Verification Network (EVN) Conference; (2009).
Panel: "A Medley of Technologies for Facilitating Collaboration". Joseph Lorenzo Hall (co-chair), John McCarthy (co-chair), Susan Dzieduszycka-Suinat, Whitney Quesenbery, Eric Rescorla, Hon. Mark Ritchie, Election Verification Network (EVN) Conference; (2009).
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, "After the Election: Audits and Recounts". Carter Center 2008 US Presidential Election Study Mission; American University (2008). available at: tps://josephhall.org/papers/jhall_carter_center-112008.pdf
Panel: "The Devolution of Voting Technology: From Pen and Paper to Touch Screens and Back Again?". John C. Keeney, Jr. (chair), Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Jacquelynne Harris, S. Candice Hoke, American Bar Association Annual Meeting; (2008).
Panel: "How Can Researchers and Election Officials Better Work Together?". Joseph Lorenzo Hall (chair), Jeremy Epstein, Elaine Ginnold, Greg Luke, David Wagner, Steve Weir, The 2008 USENIX/ACCURATE Electronic Voting Technology Workshop; (2008).
Panel: "The Evolution of Voting Technology: From Paper Ballots to Touch Screens and Back Again?". John C. Keeney, Jr., Esq. (chair), Charles H. Bell, Jr., Esq., Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Dean C. Logan, Deirdre K. Mulligan, Esq., Freddie Oakley, ABA Midyear Meeting; American Bar Association (2008).
Panel: "Transparency in Post Election Audits". Lawrence Norden (chair), Arlene Ash, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Ron Rivest, Howard Stanislevic, Post Election Audit Summit; American Statistical Association/Verified Voting Foundation/NYU Brennan Center for Justice/Common Cause/Citizens for Election Integrity Minnesota/The Florida Voters Coalition (2007).
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, "A Quick Review of Post-Election Audit Models". Post-Election Audit Standards (PEAS) Working Group; California Secretary of State (2007). available at: tps://josephhall.org/papers/20070702-PEAS-jhall.pdf
Panel: "Excellence in Election Verification". Tova Wang (chair), Toby Moore, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Ion Sancho, 2nd Annual Election Verification Network Conference; EVN/Quixote Foundation (2007).
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, "Standards for e-Voting: The Work of the Election & Voter Services Technical Committee". OASIS Symposium; OASIS (2007). available at: tps://josephhall.org/papers/OS2007-EVS_TC.pdf
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, "Election Technology and Problems in the Field". Election Protection Coalition 2006 Technology Field Attorney Training; Fenwick & West LLP; Morrison & Forrester LLP (2006). available at: tps://josephhall.org/papers/EPC_2006_techproblems.pdf
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, "Barriers to Tor Research at UC Berkeley". Exploring the Privacy Implications of Trustworthy Information Systems Workshop for TRUST Researchers; NSF TRUST Center (UC Berkeley) (2006). available at: tps://josephhall.org/papers/torpapr.pdf
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, "Background on Recent Diebold Election Systems, Inc. (DESI) Vulnerabilities". NCVI Briefing for Congressmembers and Staff; United States Congress (2006). available at: tps://josephhall.org/papers/DESI_vulns_background_briefing-20060607.pdf
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, "Electronic Voting Tutorial: An Update on HAVA Implementation and an Introduction to Types of Voting Systems". Computers, Freedom and Privacy 2006; Association for Computing Machinery (2006). available at: tps://josephhall.org/papers/jhall_cfp2006-20060502.pdf
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Deirdre K. Mulligan, "Prepared Statement Of A Center for Correct, Usable, Reliable, Auditable, Transparent Elections (ACCURATE): Open Source Software --- Does It Have A Place In California's Electoral System?". Elections, Reapportionment & Constitutional Amendments Committee; California Senate (2006). available at: tps://josephhall.org/papers/JHall_DMulligan_testimony_CASenate-20060208.pdf
Yuri Taktheyev, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, "Blogging Together: Digital Expression in a Real-Life Academic Community". Social Software in the Academy Workshop; University of Southern California (2005).
Panel: "Blogging in the Classroom: Successes, Failures and New Frontiers". Joseph Lorenzo Hall (chair), Barbara Ganley, Kathleen Fitzpatrick, Nicole Ellison, Social Software in the Academy Workshop; University of Southern California (2005).


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Aqaba, Gulf of, northeastern arm of the Red Sea, 118 mi (190 km) long and 10 to 15 mi (16.1 to 24.1 km) wide, between the Sinai and Arabian peninsulas; a part of the Great Rift Valley. The gulf, which is entered through the Straits of Tiran, has played a major role in the tensions and wars between Israel and the Arab states (Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia) bordering it. Aqaba, with the Israeli port of Elat at its head, was Israel's only accessible waterway to E Africa, Asia, and Australia when Egypt closed the Suez Canal between 1967 to 1975. The Gulf of Aqaba was blockaded by the Arabs from 1949 to 1956 and again in 1967, despite the fact that it was declared (1958) an international waterway by the United Nations. In the wake of the 1967 Arab-Israeli war, Israel occupied the Sinai and hence strategic points along the Straits of Tiran to insure open passage of its shipping. As a result of the Camp David accords of 1978, and the ensuing Egypt-Israel peace treaty (1979), Israel withdrew from its positions on the Straits of Tiran. The Gulf of Aqaba played a major role in the Iran-Iraq War throughout the 1980s, when it became a vital supply port for Iraq via Jordan. Later, with the imposition of international sanctions against Iraq and the ensuing Persian Gulf War (1991), the Gulf of Aqaba served as an important blockade point for coalition forces against goods bound for Iraq.


Pete: I tried very hard not to write another email, but failed miserably, Ramji.
Since I realized I am awareness and not little Pete, I crack up randomly. The world, the little me, and everything appearing in it feels like a cartoon, at times even more unreal than a cartoon. I kid you not… it brings hysterical tears of laughter to my eyes. Additionally, what I am as awareness is reflected in everything I see.
That which illuminates little Pete makes all other things dance too. This recognition brings a neutral and natural love to everything, from an annoying human being to a dog, cat, stone or sound, THAT love for my self.
Attention/awareness plays with itself. All these objects are just vehicles and devices for the Divine to play around with.


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All kits only contain whole stitches & back stitch.
14 count Aida, DMC threads, needle, black & white chart, instructions, colour pictures. and how to create the frames.
14 count Aida, DMC threads including metallic ones, needle, black & white chart, instructions, colour pictures. and how to create the frames.


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