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KINGRY, Sidney Sidney "Sid" Kingry, age 80, of The Villages, FL passed away on Thursday, May 12, 2016. Sid served in the US Air Force, leaving the military to be a Captain and Flight Instructor for Delta Airlines, retiring after 25 years. He loved his church and he loved teaching in the Men's Residence at the Christian Care Center. He was a man of great faith who was very politically active as an advocate for preserving our Christian religious freedoms and heritage. Sid never met a stranger. He loved his family and friends and is survived by his loving wife, Sharon Kingry; four children with Jeannine Cropper: Jim (Karen) Kingry, Greg (Ellen) Kingry, Cynthia (Michael) Wetzel, David (Lisa) Kingry; 12 grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren, 3 nephews, 5 nieces, 1 grandniece, too many friends to count and 1 special dog. A Celebration of Sid's Life will be held First Baptist Church of Leesburg, 220 N 13th St, Leesburg, FL on Saturday, May 21, 2016 at 2pm with refreshments following in the fellowship hall. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Men's Residence at the Christian Care Center or the First Baptist Church of Leesburg.
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I've been using an old trunk in my living room for a coffee table. It worked... but seemed to tall and bulky. But I just hadn't found the perfect replacement so I left it. Turns out, the perfect replacement has been sitting in my garage for over a year! My sister had given me a coffee table that HER sister-in-law gave her and it was no longer needed (the sister-in-law had moved to Hawaii, pshhh, and sister moved across town). I love inheriting unwanted furniture!
I started out by painting the top with my DIY chalk paint - using a charcoal black/brown color. Never know the names of my paint colors because I always buy mistints or make mix my own colors using mistints!
I painted the bottom with a slightly-off white (also DIY chalk paint) and then took my palm sander to the edges to distress it. Distressing is the best thing since sliced bread. Not just because it's the "in" look, but THANKFULLY it's the "in" look so that if someone scratches the leg of your newly painted table, chances are it will blend right in. However, I must say that with my chalk paint recipe, I could hardly get the paint to sand off it dried so hard, let alone scratch it accidentally!
Then I used Mod Podge to seal it. Yes I know, seems a little strange. But after using it to seal my hand painted signs, I decided "why not on furniture too?"
Now if you've never used Mod Podge (decoupage) before, it might give you a heart attack when you put it on. Relax. The white WILL disappear and it will leave you with a clear coat. This is the first time, however, that I was questioning if I should have used it or not. The top of my table got a little wet and the dried Mod Podge turned white and then I did panic a little. But once it dried, I wiped it down and it returned to normal. The only downside with using it on this dark top was little dried flecks that fell into the container when I took the lid off got "painted" on and if I didn't get them picked out with my fingernails, they dried on as little white specks. Not a big deal, but a perfectionist might have a problem with it! It also goes on thick, so brush strokes seem to be inevitable.
Okay then mom gets the brilliant idea of using an antique mirror that I had picked up somewhere for a tray and rearranged the coffee table so I had to take new pictures! :) But I'm LOVING the final look - final only because she didn't have time to change it again before she left for Iowa. Haha!
Oh my stars, what a beautiful finish!! Gorgeous makeover.
A very nice makeover Kammy. I like how when you distressed it on top it shows the wood underneath. Lots of interest there.


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Scoundrel Mountain: The Sordid, Untold History Of The Pitching Mound
Mr. Baseball
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BASEBALL HISTORY
LABOR MOVEMENTS
THE EARTHEN RECTUM
The modern Baseball pitcher utilizes myriad sleights of hand in his quest to fool and demoralize the slugger. Taunts, curses, incantations. Foreign substances added to the ball, including but not limited to urine and faeces (both human and animal) or reproductive fluids (both human and animal). Diving curvéd-balls which defy natural law and spit in the face of the one true God, YHWH. Various effete leg movements and kicks meant to distract the incorruptible batsman standing at the plate. Et cetera, dear reader. No doubt you have witnessed some or all of these deceptions if you have watched so much as a single inning of Baseball in the past century. These tricks, to be sure, are wicked, underhanded, and inexplicably condoned by the various shadowy forces which have turned our fair game into a fetid piece of Dog Shit. But reader, one of the most blatant hocus-pocuses at the pitcher's disposal lies just under our noses—nay, under the wretched tosser's cleats—and its sordid history is unknown to all but the most intrepid scholars.
Like Lucifer himself, it is known by many names: Coward's Hill. The Hideous Child Grave. Scoundrel Mountain. The Filthy Circle. Scumbag's Perch. The Earthen Rectum. The Stench Pile. Shit-Dome. Villain Summit. The Devil's Yarmulke. The so-called "Pitching Mound" has been the bane of Baseball fans for over a century. Billions of disappointed everyday people have been forced to spend decades watching depraved losers toss their pitiful white trinkets towards our heroes, all while these pitchers prayed to their wild Pagan gods for their cruel cozenage to spare them the humiliation of giving up the spectacular and pleasing Home Run Slam. We are all familiar with this abomination, this abortion, this "mound." But the story of its invention, remarkably unreported until now, is one of our great national shames.
In the summer of 1895, the steel mills of Pittsburgh were stirring with unrest. The men were dissatisfied with their living and working conditions. Their only joy in life was attending the games of the early Pittsburgh professional Baseball team, the Leather-Dicks, which was owned by the steel magnate Harland Abbott James, a distant cousin of Henry and William James. In June of that year, he suspended all team activity in order to increase productivity at the mills. By July, there were rumors of unionization. By August, there were rumors of a wildcat strike. By September, there was a massacre.
At exactly 11 a.m. on September 2, 1895, more than 1,000 steelworkers walked out of the Specialized Steel Incorporated mill on the outskirts of Pittsburgh. Harland Abbott James was touring a nearby slurry pit and received word almost immediately. He sent messengers to notify the police, as well as his own private militia, which had been assembled in case of just such a situation. Within half an hour, there were 20 plainclothes policemen and 40 militia members gathered a hundred yards from the workers. James ordered the policemen to monitor the workers while he led his militia to the top of a nearby hill, nicknamed "Pitching Mound" due to its history as a punishment site for unruly workers, who were often subjected to James's favorite punitive measure, tar-and-feathering.
The workers were not pleased with the display of force. They became agitated. At some point, a worker threw a rock into the throng of policemen. A melee erupted on the ground. James had seen enough. He ordered his militiamen to open fire. James watched the men collapse like ragdolls on the ground below, giddy like a schoolgirl. "Watch the strong men collapse under the rain of hot steel," he reportedly gushed to the militia commander, "destroyed by the products of their own labor."
The officially recorded death toll was 25, composed of 23 workers and two policemen caught in the crossfire. Dozens more were maimed for life. Only one of the strikers' demands was met: The Baseball park was reopened, but with an alteration that would change our National Game forever.
James was concerned that the Home Run Slams of the strong and noble sluggers of the Pittsburgh Leather-Dicks might inspire the workers to organize yet another uprising. Inspired by the September 2 Massacre, he ordered the traditional field-level "Throwing Square" at the center of the diamond be replaced with a small hill that would provide the pitcher with an unbelievable advantage over hitters. He named his dastardly innovation the "Pitching Mound" to remind spectators what would happen to them if they ever decided to revolt again. There was never another strike at a James-owned mill during his lifetime.
The "Pitching Mound" soon spread to every major ballpark in the country. Andrew Carnegie, an investor in Specialized Steel and close friend of Harland James, admired the invention, calling it "a victory by civilized man over the crude and savage Irish and Italian sluggers." He used his political influence to make the Pitching Mound a mandatory feature in all existing and future ballparks. Early mounds were fitted with plaques with an inscription composed by Carnegie himself: "Commerce. Industry. Progress. – A. Carnegie." Any park that chose not to comply was torched by Pinkerton detectives. The aptly named "Death Ball Era" had begun.
As you sit in the Baseball park this weekend watching the lanky, emaciated ball-tossers craft their cowardly sorcery atop the Mound, remember the crimes of Harland Abbott James. Remember the 23 men who died, not including the police, who brought it upon themselves. Remember that every "pitch" thrown is a fat wad of spittle falling upon the graves of those who died fighting for labor rights. Shout, "Fuck the Mound" at anyone who will listen. We are in the 120th year of the Death Ball Era. Don't let there be a 121st.
Mr. Baseball is a baseball historian and fan. He lives and works in the United States.
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The analyst, John C. Fry, was charged by prosecutors in the US Attorney's Office for the Northern District of California with the unauthorized disclosure of a document called a suspicious activity report, or SAR, which banks file when they review transactions that raise red flags.
CNN previously reported that the Justice Department was investigating the leak last year of the confidential reports related to Cohen's banking activity.
Fry, an investigative analyst with the IRS's law enforcement arm, is accused of turning over the reports in the spring of 2018 to an attorney, Michael Avenatti, and of confirming confidential banking information in them to a reporter for The New Yorker , according to the complaint, which was filed under seal earlier this month.
8, Fry, who works in the IRS 'San Francisco office, accessed and downloaded five SARs connected to Cohen, according to the complaint, and then , see that other documents were unavailable in the database, turned over some of the SARs to Avenatti and customs The New York reporter that he was alarmed to see other SARs were inaccessible, the complaint says.
In fact, the SARs that were not available to Fry had been given "restricted access" in the system "because they were related to a sensitive open investigation." At the time, he was investigated by the Manhattan US Attorney's office, which later charged him with eight counts, to which he pleaded guilty.
The bank transactions of Cohen became public last May when Avenatti posted a memo online outlining numerous payments to Cohen from a company linked to a Russian oligarch, pharmaceutical giant Novartis, AT&T, which owns CNN, and others.
Fry's hearing date was pushed back several times as federal prosecutors were engaged with Fry's attorney on plea negotiations, according to a person familiar with the talks. As of Thursday, Fry declined to plead to felony charges in exchange for probation.
As a result, prosecutors will seek an indictment of Fry on February 28, this person said, and are expected to seek two additional charges, including misuse of a Social Security number and misuse of a government computer.


Over the past year, the CRTC has addressed the issue of complex foreign ownership structures in several major transactions. Noteworthy are the transfer of control in the CanWest/Alliance Atlantis acquisition as well as the BCE privatization transaction. Industry Canada has wrestled with similar foreign ownership issues in the transfer of control of Telesat Canada and of various BCE subsidiaries holding radiocommunication licenses. What are the key issues and hot spots in foreign ownership review for 2008? To what extent does the process of foreign ownership review occur behind closed doors? Should the process be more open to public scrutiny or would this put an even greater chill on foreign investment?


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Aircraft Resembling MH370 Found in...
Aircraft Resembling MH370 Found in Warehouse Belonging to CNN
August 5, 2015 by R. Hobbus J.D.
CASA GRANDE, Az. – DEA agents and sheriff's deputies with the Pinal County Narcotics Task Force made a startling discovery Tuesday while serving a drug warrant that ended in a botched raid. County officials say a typo on the official search warrant lead law enforcement officers to the wrong location, a warehouse in Casa Grande, where, instead of a methamphetamine operation, they found a Boeing 777 commercial airliner and a sedan.
"Upon entering the premises, Pinal County Sheriff's deputies observed a large commercial airliner parked in the center of the warehouse," Pinal County's Chief Investigator Adam Hutch told reporters. "The aircraft in question is white, with a gray underbelly and features red and blue stripes down the middle of fuselage." Hutch said the plane's tail prominently displays the all-too-familiar red and blue logo of Malaysian Airlines. Additionally, its registration number, 9M-MRO, matches that of Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 which is believed to have crashed in the southern Indian Ocean on March 8, 2014.
"Right now we are trying to determine the origin of this aircraft," Hutch said, adding that airliner was carrying "less than a quarter tank" of fuel. Public records show the warehouse in question is located on privately owned land in the outskirts of Casa Grande and has been on lease to CNN since March 6, 2014. The twenty-four hour cable news channel declined a request to comment from this reporter but Ted Turner, owner of Turner Broadcasting System Inc, the parent company of CNN, told The New York Times that he found the discovery "very peculiar," and added, "I have no idea why that would be there."
During CNN's The Situation Room Tuesday, Wolf Blitzer was pointedly asked by a guest what his thoughts on the aircraft were. Mr. Blitzer blinked several times while staring into the camera before saying, "I'm sorry, could you repeat that? We seem to be having some issues with the mic." Blitzer, citing "technical difficulties," began to tap on his earpiece before removing it entirely to inspect it. He began to blow on the earpiece, presumably to remove dust or hardened ear wax, as the segment cut to an unusually long commercial break.
In addition to the Boeing 777 commercial airliner, Pinal County's Narcotics Task Force also discovered a black BMW 328i sedan parked in the warehouse. The vehicle was found to be registered to CNN anchor Don Lemon. Authorities said the car was empty except for a spent tear gas canister stamped "Ferguson Police Department" which was found under the passenger seat.
In a statement released by his publicist, Don Lemon said he's "never even been to Arizona" and accused the Pinal County Sheriff's Office of racial profiling. Lemon, who drives a Toyota Prius, went on to say he "wouldn't be caught dead in a vehicle reminiscent of the Third Reich."
Early Wednesday morning sheriff's deputies arrested CNN's Anderson Cooper as he attempted to gain access to the warehouse which has been sealed off by law enforcement pending an investigation. Deputies say Cooper arrived at the scene via helicopter at approximately 7:15 a.m. Rather than land, Cooper, who was wearing a bulletproof Press vest and wrap-around sunglasses, rappelled to the ground from the hovering helicopter. Deputies brought Cooper down with a Taser after he attempted to place a breaching charge on a door leading into the warehouse. He later told investigators he was there to "set the record straight."
On August 2 a piece of wreckage belonging to a Boeing 777, the same type of aircraft as MH370, washed up on an island in the Indian Ocean. The object was sent to France for further analysis but Malaysian authorities are confident the "wreckage" belongs to the missing MH370.
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Itswar Videoeverything says:
OH? what part of this dont i believe? maybe i believe all of it, the GOV. will always lie, so then? what is behind all of this, why do this to those people! was it one of them they were after, and they decided to take em all out? seems there was a movie with that plot, wasnt there? so what happens now? yes…..what happens now???
Dumpster says:
I saw a story about one of the passengers held a patent on some micro chip and that is why, but all this seems a little too far fetched. Why do away with an entire plane for one man/woman
poopster says:
for fun. so that it seems that impossible that it could happen.
this was posted aug/5th, and there are no updates? why?
warnerbooks@gmail.com says:
This is a story or pipe dream out of someones imagination. How many warehouses have you seen that have hanger doors, any runway around, how about air traffic control radar off of Mount Lemon? This story is marked up to FICTION!!
Vibhuti Srimatadas says:
Wolf has been using the technological difficulties bit for so many years I can't count. The media manipulation of main stream media has no credibility in its flow. CNN might be better called Constant Nonsense News because it has become so overbearingly censored and manipulated it is worse that Pravda at the height of the cold war. The are sinking and will never make enough of a difference anymore among the critically thinking people in the world. Too bad they misused such a potentially wonderful concept.
Rick Heretikos says:
This entire article is fabricated. There is no record of this or anything like this at ALL. Find it! No one is talking about this, not Wolf, no one. There is no Chief Investigator Adam Hutch and this is all totally fabricated. Try and find ANY kind of info on ANYTHING EVEN REMOTELY like this from ANY other place! It's ONLY from this website. Shame on you for posting obviously totally faked stories like this. LMFAO
Eam162 says:
Soooo, I couldn't help but laugh while reading this article, truthfully it did raise my brow for a moment. Until I realized it was a joke about the third sentence. What sealed the deal for me was Anderson Cooper repelling from a hovering helicopter. LMBO!!!!!!!! REALLY?!?! There would be a better chance we'd see the queen of England jumping on a trampoline at Billy Bob's pig roast before Anderson Cooper would repel from anything. Great laugh, Thank you I needed that. ..
stella steinbach says:
can t find anything on the net about this and Anderson is still loose what the hell ? sources please
Hank Bott says:
A pilot friend of mine said, "That plane was stolen" The day after MH 370 went missing. I wrote E- mail to a TV station the words I heard, "That plane was stolen" I added, "It landed on a remote Island , repaintedf and will return to the USA, loaded with radioactive materials & will crash into the White House, & Obama will be golfing in Hawaii, He knows all about the plot !
I heard the story repeated on A.M. radio the next week !
It is a fake news site. How hard is that to believe.
Mike-TO says:
SHAME ON YOU FOR BRINGING UP SUCH A BULLSHIT STORY ON THE BACKS OF THE VICTIMS FAMILIES.
YOU ARE DISGUSTING!
Wahida Zayd says:
What a bunch of BS.. if this was remotely true, why wasn't it reported anywhere else.. also why aren't there any pictures? Don't tell me they didn't go inside the plane to give us some kind of indication of what happened to the passengers.
It's just so cruel and unconscionable that somebody would make up such a story giving any glimmer of hope of finding remains of their loved ones.
Please stop spreading such lies and stop sharing this story on social media until there is more proof or follow-up to this story.
William R Warren, Jr. says:
You had me interested up to the Ferguson Tear Gas Canister gag … GOT ME! ;D Outstanding bit of fluff, very funny! But sadly, the truth will prove to be much (and horribly!) stranger! (Kuala Lumpur > Diego Garcia > Crimea … but that still leaves another 777 airframe unaccounted for.)
bobwet says:
This is just another crap new without any proof and evidence of the similar Boeing777 which may be a fake again. Nothing is true until the proof of the unseen finding in reality.
strange…hvnt seen mr cooper since then
Stranger things have happened .If the goverment was involved you never know .Sounds like a huge ass plane to move drugs to me .im sure they checked plane for evidence of passangers along witgh drug residue. sure will never hear about it again
Suebe Hatz says:
I can't believe I read that whole story. What kind of bull …. is this? Yeah I could see Anderson Cooper repelling down a chopper, only if it were a cartoon. What a bunch of hog wash
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Babcock receives SSE design contract from BAE
BAE Systems has awarded a contract to Babcock to work on a new design for the submerged signal ejector (SSE) in support of the UK Royal Navy's future ballistic nuclear submarine (SSBN).
BAE Systems has awarded a contract to Babcock to work on a new design for the submerged signal ejector (SSE) in support of the UK Royal Navy's future ballistic nuclear submarine (SSBN).
Under the contract, Babcock will develop a new Mk12 SSE design up to the system design phase.
Babcock defence systems technology director, Jeff Lewis, said the company will develop a design that meets the current technical specification requirements for the new submarine as well as the affordability challenges.
"We will be applying our experience to drive out cost of development and minimise through-life cost, delivering a design solution that has been through a thorough concept design and review process and is fully integrated into the submarine design," Lewis said.
The new Mk12 SSE will feature a modular design to enable its manufacturing schedule to be decoupled from the submarine build schedule.
"We will be applying our experience to drive out cost of development and minimise through-life cost."
Capable of supporting submarine escape and rescue, the SSE will also feature new technologies to house the future submarine's platform-specific performance and technical requirements.
In order to ensure reliability and performance are at the highest possible levels, Babcock is developing its SSE designs to help minimise cost and maximise adaptability with minimum modification.
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Appeals Court Hears Newhall Ranch Arguments
by ranch-river | Feb 5, 2014 | News
Environmentalists opposed to Newhall Ranch, along with the developer expected to start building it, presented arguments Wednesday for and against the 21,000-home development west of Interstate 5 along Highway 126.
Officials representing the Center for Biological Diversity defended the center's lawsuit filed in 2012 against the California Department of Fish & Wildlife. The suit claims the development would destroy natural habitat for native plants and animals along the banks of the Santa Clara River.
The center filed a lawsuit against Fish & Wildlife for granting Newhall Land Development Inc. a permit to develop an area near the river.
In November 2012, Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Ann Jones ruled there were flaws in the Environmental Impact Report prepared for the development by Newhall Land in accordance with the California Environmental Quality Act.
Newhall Land appealed the decision and, on Wednesday, that appeal was heard by three Los Angeles appellate court judges.
"One of the things I mentioned, which I thought was a key contentious issue, was how this project — which is pretty enormous — contributes to greenhouse gas emissions," John Buse, legal director for the Center for Biological Diversity, told The Signal after the hearing.
"The heating and cooling of all those homes, plus all the cars driving back and forth from each of those homes — all these things would be producing carbon emissions," he said.
Nehwall Land officials argued that the Environmental Impact Report they prepared was sound and sensitive to the environment.
"It was an hour of arguments." Newhall Land spokeswoman Marlee Lauffer told The Signal following the hearing.
"We have spent a decade working with the Department (of Fish & Wildlife) and various state and federal agencies," she said. "There is significant land dedication for environmental resource stewardship, a large habitat for indigenous species, specifically for preservation of the (protected San Fernando Valley) spineflower, and preservation of natural open space areas."
A lawyer representing Fish & Wildlife named in the lawsuit spoke at the hearing, as did a lawyer representing an environmental group called Wishtoyo who spoke about the impact the development would have on cultural heritage of the Chumash people, Buse said.
The panel of judges for the Court of Appeal is expected to make its decision in the next 90 days.
In February 2012, Los Angeles County supervisors approved the first phase of Newhall Ranch, called Landmark Village.
The project calls for developing 422 lots on about 295 acres. The lots would mean 270 single-family homes, 744 condominiums and 430 apartments, along with 16 commercial lots.
The plan for Landmark Village also calls for 119 lots for open space, plus at least one fire station, park and school.
Newhall Ranch is a master-planned community from the same firm that planned and developed Valencia.
After its projected 25- to 30-year construction period, it would include more than 20,000 residences west of Interstate 5.
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An appealing 1892 map or plan of the city of Toledo by Rand McNally and Company. Centered on the Maumee River, it covers the city of Toledo from Norwood University Place to Duck Creek. Throughout, the map notes individual streets, important buildings, creeks, rivers, railways, cemeteries and other topographical features. This map was issued as plate no. 195 in the 1893 edition of Rand McNally and Company's Indexed Atlas of the World- possibly the finest atlas Rand McNally ever issued.
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Numbered original poster, sized 16 x 20 inches. Sold flat without mat. The Library watermark will not be printed on your print.


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The first in a series of articles on the US medical tourism market.
Article 4: The hottest location for Americans travelling for treatment
How many Americans actually go abroad for treatment? In recent years, there have been wild variations in estimates of the extent to which the US has adopted medical tourism. Where do all of these figures come from? Does anyone actually know? Should you be targeting a massively growing US market or is it an industry generated myth? IMTJ looks behind the medical tourism hype and provides an assessment of what to believe and what not to believe.
Medical tourism statistics are quoted at every conference, in every article, every television and radio report, and every book on medical tourism. The speakers or writers must know their facts, you think? Unfortunately no one knows the number of Americans leaving the country for medical, dental or cosmetic treatment. Many medical tourism "experts" pick the estimate they think suits their argument best, or make up their own. Those seeking to sell their services to overseas hospitals and government bodies have a vested interest in using the largest figure possible. The US government neither knows nor wants to know the answer. Although the US demands to know why people from overseas travel there, the authorities argue that it would be a breach of liberty to ask the same of Americans going overseas. So there are no national US figures on medical tourism, and security prevents sample exit polls at airports. The fact is that we simply do not know.
Amazingly, hardly anybody who quotes these figures names a source....so let us look at the various estimates. To be fair, the US is not the only country where there are wildly varying claims on medical tourism statistics. Last year, one tourism body for a Middle Eastern state repeatedly claimed a figure for probable inbound medical tourists by 2012 that was so high it was double the current estimated world total. The scarcity of believable figures means people can make up their own in the knowledge that there are rarely actual figures to contradict them.
The range of estimates on US medical tourism
In the last two years the 'factual' figures used have been:
These are all conveniently big, and nicely rounded up numbers.
On the one hand we have McKinsey saying that fewer than 50,000 Americans go overseas; but they don't count people going to Mexico, Canada, Cuba or anywhere else that has a border with the USA. At the other extreme we have a 2008 report from Deloitte estimating the number to grow to six million by 2010,10 million by 2012 and 15.75 million in 2017.Two recent quotes from industry figures claimed respectively that 17 million and 23 million Americans will travel overseas for treatment by 2017. All these estimates are as scientific as a fortune teller.
The 2008 Deloitte report is also the source of the estimate of 750,000 going overseas in 2007. However, Deloitte's follow up report in 2009 said less than 1% of Americans had ever gone overseas for treatment, let alone in the last year. Translating such vague figures to the adult US population of 250 million is statistically worthless, which is why Deloitte did not try to recalculate their mind-blowing estimates of 2008.
Is it 150,000?
For at least three years, one 'factual' figure used was 150,000. The only reason that changed for 2008 and 2009 is that some commentators and conference speakers may have thought that an audience may not believe the same figure, if it is used five years running. One commentator solved the problem by upping it to 180,000. IMTJ has tracked the original source of the 150,000 back through a series of newspaper and magazine sources (often wrongly quoted as the original source) to the original which shows it is no more than a guess back in 2003 of the total number of outbound US, Canadian and European medical tourists combined!
One of the most commonly quoted figures in 20008 was "an estimated 500,000 US residents travelled abroad for care last year".
The year was not in fact 2007, but 2005. The source is a 2007 study by the right-wing think tank National Center for Policy Analysis in Dallas. According to the study, an estimated 500,000 Americans crossed the border for treatment in 2005. The report "Medical tourism: Global Competition in Health care" identifies their source, a November 2006 newspaper article 'Employers increasingly tapping medical tourism for cost savings' by "citizen journalist",
Jessica Fraser, for a small online health news site, (http://www.naturalnews.com/020999.html). Her source was the National Coalition on Health Care.The figures were at best a rough estimate and the NCHC itself no longer believes them, as it does not use the figure in any of the range of excellent healthcare statistics that it produces.
Is it 250,000.....is it one million?
The other regularly repeated statement is "250,000 Americans travelled abroad for medical treatment last year''. Last year is never pinned down to a specific year. The original version dates back at least to 2005. 'Over a million' is a more recent figure. No source is ever quoted, it just sounds great at conferences or in press releases!
With no factual outbound figures, we could create an estimate by using figures from countries Americans go to. Here we hit another snag; few countries have reliable figures on inbound medical, dental or cosmetic travelers. Even those that do often only have very rough estimates. Some figures are reliable, others are fevered fantasies from politicians either promoting medical travel or crowing how well their country is doing. No more than a handful of countries try to calculate total numbers and work out where they are from. Once outside the American continent, Americans figure in very small numbers – if at all. Even then, there is a tendency for countries to include expatriates, business and holiday travellers, US armed forces, and diplomats who are treated in international patient centres; none of whom are medical travellers in the sense we mean.
And the latest "guesstimate"?
Newly released research throws up another number. UCLA researchers say that in 2001 nearly a million Americans went to Mexico for treatment. Half of these were Mexican settlers going home. Since 2001, more Mexicans have settled in the US and a cross-border medical tourism industry has grown. If the 2001 figures are accurate, it would be reasonable to assume that more than a million now cross the border each year. If correct....it consigns McKinsey's figures to the rubbish bin.
The recently launched Center for Medical Tourism Research at the University of the Incarnate Word (UIW) in Texas is pursuing data, but at present there are no accurate figures of how many Americans go overseas.
So the truthful answer?....Nobody knows!
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Tokyo Metropolis
capital and most populous prefecture of Japan
Tokyo Metropolis (東京都, Tōkyō-to) is the official name for of the traditional city of Tokyo (東京市, Tōkyō-shi) (1869-1943) and the associated municipalities of what was formerly Tokyo Prefecture (東京府, Tōkyō-fu) (1869-1943).[2] It is the capital city and a prefecture of Japan on the island of Honshu.
Japanese: 東京都
Tōkyō-to
Capital n/a
Region Kantō
Island Honshū
Governor Yuriko Koike
Area (rank) 2,187.08 (621.81) km² (45th)
- % water 1.0%
Population (January 1, 2009)
- Population 12,790,000[1] (1st)
- Density 5,847 /km²
Districts 1
Municipalities 62
ISO 3166-2 JP-13
Website metro.tokyo.jp(in English)
Prefectural Symbols
- Flower Somei-Yoshino cherry blossom
- Tree Ginkgo tree (Ginkgo biloba)
- Bird Black-headed Gull (Larus ridibundus)
- Fish
The Metropolitan Symbol, one of the two official emblems of Tokyo.
Template ■ Discussion
This article is about metropolitan Tokyo. For more information, see Tokyo (disambiguation).
Greater Tokyo includes land in the Kantō region and also the Izu Islands and Ogasawara Islands.[3] Ten percent (10%) of the Japanese people live in Tokyo, and as many as twenty percent (20%) of the population live around it. As of 2007, the population was 12,790,000. Tokyo is in a part of Japan called the Kantō Plain. Two big rivers run through Tokyo. One is the Arakawa River which runs from the north to the south, and flows into Tokyo Bay. The other is the Tama River which runs from the west to the east. The Tama River is a border between Tokyo and its neighbor city, Kawasaki.
2 Other cities
3 Other towns/villages
4 Izu & Ogasawara Islands
6 Sister cities
7 Related pages
In 1943, Tokyo prefecture's municipalities and city of Tokyo were associated in a special way.[2] The administration of Tokyo city merged with the administration of Tokyo Prefecture.[4] Tokyo Metropolis is governed by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government.
Other citiesEdit
Oume
Kiyose
Nishi-tokyo
Hachiouji
Higashi-kurume
Higashi-yamato
Fussa
Musashi-murayama
Other towns/villagesEdit
Ōshima (Town)
Kōzushima (village)
Toshima (village)
Niijima (village)
Ogasawara (village)
Okutama (Town)
Hinode (Town)
Hinohara (village)
Mizuho (Town)
Aogashima (village)
Hachijo (Town)
Mikurajima(village)
Miyake (village)
Izu & Ogasawara IslandsEdit
Tokyo has many outlying islands.[5]
The Izu Islands include Izu Ōshima, Toshima, Niijima, Shikinejima, Kozushima, Miyakejima, Mikurajima, Hachijojima, and Aogashima.
The Ogasawara Islands include Chichi-jima, Nishinoshima, Haha-jima, Kita Iwo Jima, Iwo Jima, and Minami Iwo Jima. Minami Torishima, the easternmost point in Japan, is also part of the Ogasawaras. Okinotorishima, the southernmost point in Japan, is also administered by Tokyo as part of this group.[6]
Tokyo is the cultural, business, and political center of the country. It is also the center of many transport systems. There are many air, rail, sea, and road links in and out of the city. Local subway and bus systems serve every part of the city.
Two commercial airports serve Tokyo. Haneda Airport is in the city limits next to Tokyo Bay. This airport is mostly for domestic travel. Most international flights to and from Tokyo go through Narita International Airport in Chiba Prefecture, opened in 1978.
Tokyo has a busy international and domestic port, but more traffic goes through the nearby port of Yokohama. There are domestic ferries to the islands of Tokyo, but also to other parts of the country such as Hokkaido.
Sister citiesEdit
China Beijing, China
Germany Berlin, Germany
Egypt Cairo, Egypt
United Kingdom Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom
Indonesia Jakarta, Indonesia
United Kingdom London, England, United Kingdom
India Mumbai, India
Brazil São Paulo, Brazil
Algeria Algiers, Algeria
Italy Rome, Italy
Italy Venice, Italy
Provinces of Japan
Prefectures of Japan
List of regions of Japan
List of islands of Japan
↑ (8,653,000 in special wards)
↑ 2.0 2.1 Tokyo Metropolitan Government, 東京都年表 (in Japanese); retrieved 2013-4-13.
↑ Nussbaum, Louis-Frédéric. (2005). "Tōkyō" in Japan Encyclopedia, pp. 981-982; "Kantō" atp. 479.
↑ The idea of removing one level of government and raising Tokyo City administration to the level of other prefectures was not new. It had talked about since the 19th century -- for example, see draft of Tokyo law which was not passed in 1895.
↑ McCormack, Gavan. "Dilemmas of Development on The Ogasawara Islands," JPRI Occasional Paper, No. 15 (August 1999). Japan Policy Research Institute (University of San Francisco); retrieved 2013-2-27.
↑ "Japan hopes to build lighthouse on atoll disputed with China," Xinhua (China). August 5, 2005; retrieved 2013-2-27.
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Coordinates: 35°41′N 139°46′E / 35.68°N 139.77°E / 35.68; 139.77
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVos Joins White House Exodus
BYE BETSY
At least nine Trump aides or officials have resigned from their posts since Wednesday's violent riot at the Capitol.
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Updated Jan. 07, 2021 9:20PM ET / Published Jan. 07, 2021 1:39PM ET
A day after a mob of Trump supporters violently stormed the Capitol as Congress met to confirm Joe Biden's Electoral College victory, more of the president's aides and officials are now fleeing the White House.
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos became the latest to tender her resignation late Thursday, citing the Capitol riot as an "inflection point," according to The Wall Street Journal.
In a letter addressed to President Donald Trump, she wrote, "There's no mistaking the impact your rhetoric had on the situation, and it is the inflection point for me."
Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao announced earlier in the day that she is resigning from her post, making her the first Cabinet secretary to leave the White House after Wednesday's events, The Washington Post first reported.
"Yesterday, our country experienced a traumatic and entirely avoidable event as supporters of the President stormed the Capitol building following a rally he addressed. As I'm sure is the case with many of you, it has deeply troubled me in a way that I simply cannot set aside," Chao wrote in a statement.
Stressing that she is "tremendously proud" of the accomplishments of the administration and her department, Chao announced her resignation will be effective Monday—and assured she will help her successor, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, transition into his new role.
Tyler Goodspeed, acting chair of the White House Council of Economic Advisers, also submitted his resignation on Thursday, several news outlets reported. The Daily Beast has also confirmed Ryan Tully, the senior director for European and Russian affairs on the National Security Council, resigned from his spot on Thursday as a result of the chaos in Washington, D.C.
"The events of yesterday made my position no longer tenable," Goodspeed told The New York Times.
Assistant Attorney General Eric Dreiband on Thursday also announced he is leaving the Department of Justice, effective on Friday, though it is not clear if the Trump-appointee's departure is related to the attack on the Capitol. Mark Vandroff, deputy assistant to the president and senior director for defense policy at the National Security Council, also put in his resignation on Thursday but didn't give a reason for his departure, according to Defense News.
Hours after the pro-Trump mob broke into the usually highly secure Capitol building and invaded the Senate chambers, five Trump officials and aides immediately resigned. Stephanie Grisham, the chief of staff to the first lady and the former White House communications director, submitted her resignation, effective immediately, on Wednesday afternoon, as did Deputy Press Secretary Sarah Matthews.
"As someone who worked in the halls of Congress I was deeply disturbed by what I saw today," Matthews said in a statement. "Our nation needs a peaceful transfer of power."
Former Trump Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney also announced that he had resigned from his diplomatic post as special envoy to Northern Ireland on Thursday morning, telling CNBC: "I can't stay." White House social secretary Anna Cristina "Rickie" Niceta also resigned Wednesday, according to CNN. And Deputy National Security Adviser Matt Pottinger handed in his letter of resignation on Wednesday afternoon, an administration official confirmed to The Daily Beast.
The mass exodus has Trump loyalists in the administration begging aides and officials to stay.
Two sources familiar with the situation told The Daily Beast on Wednesday night that several Trump aides in the White House and Pentagon frantically discussed how many officials they could get to release public statements about their decision to stay in the administration until Jan. 20. The sources said some names being put forward included senior White House aide Johnny McEntee, the former Trump body man and controversial director of the White House personnel office; Office of Management and Budget Director Russell Vought; and multiple Pentagon officials. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) also made calls to the White House on Wednesday to try to maintain cohesiveness during the mass riot engulfing the capital. Chao is married to McConnell.
Joe Grogan, who served as the top White House domestic policy adviser to President Trump until May of last year, told The Daily Beast on Thursday afternoon that "yesterday was the worst day for the Republican Party since Lincoln's assassination."
Trump's former senior aide said, "We lost two seats in Georgia and the Senate majority. And then the riot ended the day and an American citizen was shot and killed. It was a disgrace and a tragedy." Grogan continued that Trump "had plenty of opportunities to off-ramp before this—and should have conceded before it came to this."
"And what he did to Mike Pence was awful," he added. "Pence is a hero. If he was a psycho like some of the aides around [the president] we could have had a catastrophe yesterday."
Normally a lackluster procedural process and the final step to certifying the next president, the quadrennial event of confirming the Electoral College vote was upended with baseless claims of voter fraud that Trump has been touting relentlessly since he lost two months ago.
Just an hour after the vote began at 1 p.m, debates were halted as an angry pro-Trump mob swarmed the Capitol, eventually entering the supposed beacon of democracy.
Early Thursday, after a day in which one woman was shot to death, three others died, and dozens were injured, majorities in the House and Senate voted to certify the Electoral College votes and officially name Biden the victor.
The chaotic protest that paralyzed the Capitol came after Trump's unhinged "Stop the Steal" speech on the National Mall, where he told thousands of supporters to "fight" for his presidency and vowed to demolish any Republican who opposed him.
As previously reported by The Daily Beast, several other senior officials, including Deputy Chief of Staff Chris Liddell, have revealed they were considering quitting their posts after news broke of the shooting death inside the Capitol.
Police on Thursday identified the woman as 35-year-old Ashli Babbitt, a San Diego resident who is said to have served 14 years in the military. Her husband, Aaron Babbitt, described her to KUSI as an avid Trump supporter. The two are said to own a business together; he did not travel with her to D.C. Attempts to reach her family were not immediately successful.
At least six people in total were hospitalized in connection with the violence, including one law enforcement officer. Three others died due to medical emergencies during the riot, police said. More than 60 people have been arrested in association with the hostilities.
Trump addressed many of those who went on to riot at the Capitol just before they breached the building, telling them to "stop the steal" and demanding that Vice President Mike Pence challenge the election result. As the hordes rampaged through the House and Senate, Trump released a short and sympathetic video on Twitter that told his supporters to leave, concluding with: "We love you, you're very special."
Minutes after Pence formally certified Biden's win in the early hours of Thursday, Trump, for the first time, appeared to accept that he would be leaving the White House in less than two weeks. In a brief statement that would have dismayed his supporters who stormed the Capitol, the president's spokesperson tweeted: "Even though I totally disagree with the outcome of the election, and the facts bear me out, nevertheless, there will be an orderly transition on January 20th."
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Part of this report was built on insights gained from 19 in-depth interviews with academia and industry leaders on the topic of technology and innovation carried out in 2017. The majority of interviews were conducted in the Bay Area, California, USA. However, a number of interviews were also conducted with industry leaders in Sweden and India. In addition, quantitative consumer survey data from the Ericsson Consumer & IndustryLab Analytical Platform gathered between 2000 and 2017 was used.
It was the second game in a best-of-five match between human Lee Sedol (world champion Go player) and AlphaGo (a computer program). Mid-game, AlphaGo made a move that forced Sedol out of this chair and out of the room, as the commentator stated in astonishment: "That was a really surprising move".
This was the moment when Google DeepMind's AlphaGo made the famous Move 37 in a game of Go, which has endless strategic and tactical possibilities. AlphaGo saw a strategy that went beyond human capabilities, making a move that had never been played by a human. Since this happened on March 10, 2016, it has been described as the moment where artificial intelligence (AI) systems showed they could be truly creative.
Was the AI system being creative?
This question is highly relevant in today's debate on the future of jobs. It is central to understanding what roles AI systems will be capable of in the job market, and what it means for the human workforce. In this report, we explore what impact the current AI-driven digital transformation of society has on jobs. We compare two revolutionary societal changes in order to understand where recent technological developments are leading us: the 19th-century industrial revolution and current digitalization culminating in AI implementation.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the field within computer science that seeks to explain and emulate, through mechanical or computational processes, some or all aspects of human intelligence. Typical areas of research in AI include natural language processing and synthesis, computer vision, problem solving, learning and advanced robotics.
Since the industrial revolution, employees have worried that new technology could make their jobs obsolete. The introduction of new machines in the early 19th century led to protests from the workforce.
As early as 1811, skilled textile workers (known as Luddites) rioted against mechanization of stocking and spinning frames in England. Naturally, they felt threatened and indeed many jobs were lost in the textile industry. The number of hand weavers decreased from 240,000 in 1830 to 43,000 in 1850 – and there were only 10,000 by 1860. However, we also have to take into consideration that handicraft workers during the industrial revolution were a considerably smaller group compared to the middle class in England today. Estimates show that there were approximately 330,000 handicraft workers in manufacturing (excluding laborers) in England and Wales in 1811. This accounted for only approximately 3 percent of the total population. But even if the Luddites' worries were founded, not all jobs were actually replaced by machines.
Instead, the economy underwent continuous structural change and more technologically advanced machines improved the production process. While this did reduce the number of human jobs in certain industries, new labor-saving technologies also increased productivity and lowered prices which, in turn, led to an increased aggregate demand.
As a result, jobs lost in some industries were often replaced by new job opportunities in others, driven by increased demand and new innovations. In 19th-century Wales and England, the share of total employment in the textile industry decreased from 10 percent of the workforce to 6 percent. But on the other hand, the corresponding share in mining increased from 2 percent to 9 percent, and employment in manufacturing of machines grew from 1 to 3 percent.
Handicraft workers were between unskilled workers and the nobility on the socioeconomic scale. As the artisan class was virtually wiped out by the industrial revolution, it is fair to say that those in the socioeconomic middle (which we would call the middle class today) paid the price for the industrial revolution. At the same time, increased productivity among lower-skilled workers eventually resulted in more equal income distribution.
 Clark, G. (2005), The British Industrial Revolution, 1760–1860, California: University of California Davis.
 Lindert, P. H. (1980), English Occupations, 1670–1811, Journal of Economic History, Cambridge University Press, 40(4), pp. 685–712.
 Shaw-Taylor, L. (2009), The Occupational Structure of England and Wales, c. 1750–1911, Paper prepared for the INCHOS workshop, Cambridge July 29–31.
 Executive Office of the President (2016), Artificial Intelligence, Automation, and the Economy, Washington D.C.
Today, machines are increasingly able to take over cognitive work from humans – which is freeing up human workers for other tasks.
As the machines introduced in the industrial revolution were inflexible, the work required to operate them could be described and standardized in work process charts. The operator's skill level was also easy to define and teach, making mass employment possible at this level. Workers with the skills to operate machines were also free to move between different types of machines and production lines.
But now, machines are more flexible and evolve over time, from constantly pushed updates to self-learning technology. This makes the role of machine operator more difficult to standardize, as it demands much higher mental flexibility and intellectual skills, and human operators must constantly re educate themselves.
AI systems have already been implemented in several industries, from financial services to cyber security. In healthcare, it has the potential to support radiologists by scanning and identifying abnormalities in X-rays and making recommendations accordingly. This enables medical doctors to work more efficiently, as completing more scans in less time frees up time for other tasks  Medical doctors are highly skilled professionals and AI is currently only able to take on minor parts of their complex responsibilities. But when it comes to simpler tasks, AI systems can replace the human worker altogether. For example, the Swedish municipality of Trelleborg has assigned a robot for process automation and administrative tasks (such as handling applications for financial assistance and security alarms).[8 ]In this case, the robot is replacing semi-skilled work and the number of human workers needed has been reduced.
As individuals, people see benefits in improving their own efficiency at work. In the Ericsson ConsumerLab 10 Hot Consumer Trends 2017 report, we asked advanced internet users around the world about their views on AI technology at work. As shown in figure 1, up to 50 percent of workers thought having an AI to help them improve their work capacity or do simpler work tasks would be a good idea. Workers from widely different areas see the potential benefits of AI support at work, as there were just small differences between white- and blue collar workers.
Today, machines can perform certain cognitive tasks, but will it only be administrative and tedious tasks that we would like machines to do?
In the future, there is a strong possibility that jobs requiring higher skills and education will also become automated. Even today, as well as substituting workers performing routine tasks, computer technology also complements their non-routine tasks.
In the AlphaGo example, the AI completed a move that no human player had previously seen. This went beyond supporting or replacing a repetitive human task to create something new, showing the potential of AI. As machines are increasingly flexible and evolve over time, the complexity of the assignments they can do also develops. AI therefore has the potential to move into (and increase productivity within) cognitively demanding jobs like creative work. In fact, AI is already used in creative work. For example Google's The NSynth Super uses machine learning to help artists create new sounds – and IBM's Chef Watson supports chefs in coming up with new ideas. Chef Watson was trained to know about different cooking schools and food chemistry, which gave it the ability to make original and inventive combinations.
In this instance, AI is a creative tool for chefs needing to please a demanding customer base who expect constant innovation.
The fashion industry is also facing an increasingly demanding customer base. New trends are constantly emerging, meaning fashion companies must work quickly to transform on-trend designs into manufactured garments. Indian fashion company Myntra (part of Flipcart) has worked with AI-driven fashion for a long time. Their AI system works as a fashion designer for two of their brands. It browses social media platforms (like Instagram and Pinterest) to identify trending visual attributes of clothes (such as colors, patterns, cuts and materials) and suggests fashion designs. These designs are then evaluated by another AI system, and the ones deemed likely to succeed are sent to production. For the AI-designed brands, the first human intervention doesn't happen until the manufacturing process. Today, Myntra's AI fashion lines are very successful, and they have managed to shorten the turnaround dramatically.
Another field AI is beginning to conquer is invention and patent drafting, an it is likely that they will be able to complete the entire inventive and patenting process autonomously. However, generating patents this way may prove challenging, as patents with no practical application could clog up the system despite the considerable application costs. Human AI operators will need to steer the AI system towards meaningful patents, and people with such skills would likely become attractive on the labor market.
 Autor, D. H., Levy, F. and Murnane, R. J. (2003), The Skill Content of Recent Technological Change: An Empirical Exploration, The Quarterly Journal of Economics, 118(4), pp. 1279–1333.
 Center for the Fourth Industrial Revolution (2018), Artificial Intelligence Collides with Patent Law, page 6, World Economic Forum, available online: http://www3.weforum.org/docs/WEF_48540_WP_End_of_Innovation_P otecting_Patent_Law.pdf, page 6.
As an individual becomes more skilled at operating an AI system, they will gain a competitive advantage. For instance, this would make a designer more efficient and productive – and enable them to pick up trends more accurately.
In the end, this designer could do the jobs previously conducted by a team of designers, so an organization would only need this designer rather than a team.
Their increased productivity means it is likely that these individuals will be in high demand. Their salaries will increase accordingly and a new tech elite could emerge – dividing the middle class into 'lousy' and 'lovely' jobs.
As an example, figure 2 shows socioeconomic class (one's economic and social position in relation to others, based on income, education and occupation) built on survey data from 25 countries gathered between 2000 and 2017, and analyzed by Ericsson Consumer & IndustryLab. Whereas higher socioeconomic classes have always had higher internet usage than lower classes, the two highest socioeconomic classes have roughly doubled the gap in use of a number of internet services compared to lower classes between 2012 and 2016. This could indicate the formation of an elite upper-middle class who are benefitting from societal change due to digitalization. This argument strengthens when you take into account that higher internet use also correlates to higher income, which could show a rising upper middle-class elite related to digitalization and a downwards economic pressure on the more traditional middle-class people.
As AI drives digitalization in the labor market, it seems middle-skilled, middle class workers are once again hardest hit by societal change – just like in the industrial revolution. Since the US financial crisis in 2008, losses have been far more severe in middle-skilled jobs than high- and low-skilled jobs. Clerical, administrative, sales, blue-collar production, craft and operative occupations have also been declining since the late 1980s. Many new jobs are also being created, such as drone pilots, baristas and yoga instructors, but it is too early to know whether they will be able to fill the gap.
 Autor, D. (2014), The Polarization of Job Opportunities in the U.S. Labor Market: Implications for Employment and Earnings, Centre for American Progress, Washington D.C.
However, compared to the industrial revolution, the transition could potentially be less smooth this time. The AI revolution indicates that the main beneficiaries will be high-skilled rather than lower-skilled workers, which could lead to income differences. The shift in demand towards high-skilled labor could lead to higher relative wages for this group. In comparison, wage increases for middle-class jobs have slowed and are even showing negative development. An investigation of 25 advanced economies shows that 65 to 70 percent of households earned the same or less in 2014 compared to similar households in 2005.
Just like in the early industrial revolution, employees today are concerned that new technology will impact their jobs.
In the Ericsson ConsumerLab 10 Hot Trends 2017 report, 2 out of 5 advanced internet users agreed that AI robots would soon lead to job losses.
The following year, respondents were asked if they believed a robot would replace their own job before they retired – and as many as one in five still agreed fully with the statement.
As can be seen in figure 3, white-collar workers are just as worried as blue collar workers, if not more so. This implies that people across job roles believe that work tasks or even whole occupations could be lost to machines in the future.
It is likely that many occupations will change rather than disappear. A study by Frey and Osborne found that 47 percent of US employees are at risk of being automated within 10 to 20 years. However, it is worth noting that this research has been criticized for being based on occupations rather than tasks. Since occupations usually consist of a number of different tasks, the potential for automating entire occupations may be considerably lower – especially for traditionally high-skilled jobs, like medical doctors. In comparison, according to Arntz et al. the risk of automation for jobs in 21 OECD countries is 9 percent ]on average, based on a task-based approach. Another study based on a similar approach finds that 14 percent of jobs in OECD countries (participating in PIAAC survey of adult skills) are at high risk of being automated. The probability of this is over 70 percent. In addition, 32 percent of jobs have a 50 to 70 percent probability of being automated and are therefore likely to face significant changes in their job content.
Given that many occupations will be impacted, it will be important to help create systems for lifelong learning, on a societal level as well as in companies. As job roles change, workers will need training to become more flexible and adaptable in their work styles. Lifelong learning schemes need to be implemented in schools as well as universities. Societies that collectively foster continuous learning will be much better positioned to reap the considerable benefits of AI support.
 McKinsey (2016), Poorer Than Their Parents? Flat or Falling, Incomes in Advanced Economies, McKinsey Global Institute, July.
 Frey, C. B. and Osborne, M. A. (2013), The Future of Employment: How Susceptible are Jobs to Computerization?, Working Paper, Oxford; University of Oxford.
and Migration Working Paper, no. 189, Paris: OECD Publishing.
 Nedelkoska, L. and Quintini, G. (2018), Automation, skills use and training, Directorate for Employment, Labour and Social Affairs, Paris: OECD.
A major difference in comparison to the industrial revolution is the overall risk for societal disruption. When the artisan class employed in manufacturing was displaced, the overall impact was limited because it represented a relatively small group in society (3 percent in England in 1811).
The artisans are not directly comparableto today's middle class, which is defined by income rather than profession – but if it were to be impacted by a similar disruption, the effects would be greater, as the middle class is much larger. Today's middle class ranges from about 60 percent of the population in the USA to well over 80 percent in some European countries.
Until now, studies have indicated that technology has created more jobs than it has destroyed. However, the important question is whether digitalization and AI-based automation will be able to continue that trend on a much broader scale when current jobs in the large middle classes are affected.
Indications that stock market valuation and employment have become detached are concerning.
In 1962, the four US companies with the highest market cap (AT&T, GM, Exxon and DuPont) had a combined workforce of 1,420,000 – whereas the top 4 in 2012 (Apple, Exxon, Microsoft and Google) only had a combined workforce of 301,000. Not only is that less than a quarter of the number of employees (even though the overall American workforce has allegedly doubled in size in the same timeframe), but the current most valuable companies are also those that could be seen as driving digitalization.
Walmart was the company with the fifth largest market cap in 2012, with 2.2 million employees. This indicates the significant growth of retail during this 50-year timeframe – but by 2017, retail was represented by Amazon among the top 5. Although Amazon's workforce has risen sharply over the last few years, their workforce was just 566,000 in 2017.  This is almost three quarters smaller than Walmart's five years earlier. As an online retailer, digitalization is in Amazon's DNA – but given that the company is introducing automated stores, the idea that they will be able to curb employee growth when also entering brick-andmortar retail is not unimaginable.
However, if people start equating digitalization with job loss, this might create increasing resistance towards the products and services of such companies. In the longer term, it may be more profitable to take a more balanced approach.
We already have robots demonstrating affective skills superior to human beings, like the ability to look at someone's face and interpret – from micro expressions, skin temperature, or something else – the emotional state of a human being. I don't know if there is any domain that is 'safe' from automation.
By comparing the industrial revolution with the current AI-driven digital revolution, we see that machine operators who use machines to increase productivity sit at the center of the societal change in both eras.
The middle classes experience the biggest impact, as middle-skilled occupations are mainly transformed by automation.
As for the key differences between the revolutions, they are connected to the nature of the machines themselves. This time around the machines are more flexible and can learn over time; they constitute complex AI systems that demand higher mental flexibility and intellectual skills from the operator. This means that higher rather than lower-skilled workers are benefitting. In addition, while machines once implied heavy industry production, now they can be involved in precision surgery or the creation of music.
As a consequence, when we speculate about the future, we then implicitly speculate about what machines will be capable of. A likely scenario is that technological change will continue to accelerate. As the industrial revolution happened gradually, the negative impact was mostly limited to the artisan class. But if some or all of today's middle class (60 to 80 percent of industrialized societies) lost their jobs, the repercussions for society would be huge. For this reason, a public debate that also includes rather drastic measures, such as taxation of the robot workforce and universal basic income, is to be expected.
We can also speculate about what AI experts call 'the intelligence explosion', where an AI system basically becomes sentient. But a more likely scenario is that the digital tech elite will form symbiotic relationships with AI machines.
By forming creative teams with rapidly evolving AIs, they could make unprecedented leaps in productivity and innovation. If this happens, it would be the digital elite who dominate the world, not the AIs. This evolution could cause major destabilization in the labor market, as well as political power shifts.
In these scenarios, ensuring that AI is used responsibly will not only be important, but also potentially lucrative. In terms of ethics, companies that can identify potential challenges will be able to foresee or avoid such pitfalls – especially in relation to regulation, lawsuits and other costly processes. This proactive approach will also increase trust in their AI systems, which is likely to be increasingly important when working with highly flexible systems.
In addition, companies that take responsibility for their employees and foster lifelong learning will become attractive employers. According to economists, measured productivity growth has declined in many countries since the global financial crisis in 2008. But the impact of new technology on productivity is often delayed due to complementary investments and innovations. This implies that the full productivity potential of AI has not been realized yet. And as improved productivity plays a key role in spurring economic development, it could be argued that global productivity growth will increase when organizations start to adjust to AI technology. This will also create excellent opportunities for developing countries to leapfrog others in their economic development.
If such economic growth is handled responsibly, there is the potential to increase the standard of living for everyone. This was also the long-term effect of the industrial revolution.


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Laura Ingraham Suggests London Trump Protesters Not Really British – Because Too Many Immigrants
Posted by Ellen -7834.60pc on June 05, 2019 · Flag
Fox prime time race baiters Laura Ingraham and Tucker Carlson teamed up last night to further Donald Trump's lie that the thousands of London protesters were "fake news." Since they could not deny the protesters' presence, they did the next best thing – by suggesting there were so many brown people, they were not really British.
Fox has had a tough time promoting Trump propaganda during his London trip. Yesterday, when live cameras were rolling, Ivanka Trump was loudly booed as she exited 10 Downing Street with John Bolton. Fox host Brian Kilmeade made up a quick story, claiming that the crowd was only booing Bolton.
But after a day when tens of thousands of protesters showed up with anti-Trump signs, the baby Trump blimp and a Trump figure on a toilet, it took some more creative thinking to back up Dear Leader's lie that the protest was "very small" and that reports saying otherwise were "fake news."
Ever divisive, Carlson and Ingraham ignored Trump's lie and instead attacked the rest of the media for, supposedly, supporting the protests.
Then the two set about blowing racial dog whistles to suggest that Trump is popular with "real" (i.e. white, non-immigrant) Brits and that London is full of non-British (brown people).
CARLSON: Now, Sadiq Khan, who's the grotesque mayor of London, has been in a kind of direct spat with the president for the last couple of days. What has he been saying?
INGRAHAM: Well, his whole point is that Trump's values aren't London's values. We talked to some actual Brits today – people who were born here, grew up here, 25 miles outside of the city. And they said, well, the funny thing about London today is, like a lot of Brits will say, there's not as many Brits in London. London is a mecca, obviously, it's very culturally diverse, a lot of immigrants in London, thriving city in many ways, busting city, but Sadiq Khan represents in many ways the more cosmopolitan thinking of U.S. cities.
So, if you think about it, does L.A. represent all of America? Well, no, of course not. L.A. represents L.A. and that's fine. They don't like Trump in L.A. They don't like Trump in New York City or in Boston but you get a little bit outside London and things change. People are like, gosh, the economy in the United States is really strong and we kind of need more independence and we don't want to answer to Brussels. But today – and Sadiq Khan represents this – today, it's all, you know, Trump bad, he's a bad person. If you support him, you're a bad person, too. That's essentially their argument.
But you'll notice that despite the suggestions, neither of them said that Trump is popular anywhere in the U.K. Here's the truth they attacked other media for reporting, in this case via The Washington Post, which Trump TV seems determined to erase from public awareness:
In Britain, 19 percent had a favorable view of Trump, while 68 percent viewed him unfavorably, according to an Ipsos MORI poll last summer. Fifty-three percent of the public said Trump had weakened the "special relationship" between the United States and Britain, while just 6 percent said he had made it stronger.
So what are Fox hosts to do when they can't get away with pretending Trump is popular in the U.K.? Why, pretend that the people who hate him are too brown to be "real" Brits.
Watch the thinly-veiled white power propaganda below, from the June 4, 2019 Tucker Carlson Tonight.
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CARLSON: "Now, Sadiq Khan…. What has he been saying?"
INGRAHAM: Blah, blah, blah… what was the question? I don't think I remotely touched it! 🤣
It's ironic Fox News is bashing the media as being anti-Trump because, quite frankly, they've been kind to him. Sure, they're covering the protests while TrumpTV™ is busy whitewashing the protests. But the media has been obsessed with Trump's nasty tweets while ignoring Khan's statements. It takes a lot – and I mean a lot – of digging to get any details on the spat. Khan's original comments on Trump deserve widespread coverage!
So if you're looking for an answer to Carlson's question – what is Khan saying – you'll find it here. Too bad the media isn't highlighting it:
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2019/jun/01/donald-trump-like-20th-century-fascist-says-sadiq-khan
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Wrong Side of Heaven
(Five Finger Death Punch)
Album: War Is the Answer
Guitarist Zoltan Bathory told "Metal Hammer" about this song's evolution: "We'd been kicking this song around for over a year, and we did record an early version of it, but somehow we couldn't quite get it to gel. That can happen with songs – you're not sure about them to start them, and then they grow into something special, which is really what happened with 'The Bleeding'… I mean, that only just scraped onto the first album!
"Then Kevin (Churko, producer) heard 'Far From Home', which is kind of a ballad I guess, and he encouraged us to work on it some more, and today of course I'm really glad we did. We changed the structure, added some strings, and generally moved the track up to a whole new level. "Now I would say it's a potential single, but quite a way down the line…"
Another day in this carnival of souls
Another nights ends, end as quickly as it goes
The memories are shadows; ink on the page
And I can't seem to find my way home..
And it's almost like
Your heaven's trying everything
To keep me out
All the places I've been and things I've seen
A million stories that made up a million shattered dreams
The faces of people I'll never see again
'Cause it's almost like
To break me down.
To break me down
To break me down,
To break me down..
To break me... down.
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Q: spoon gradle : Could not create plugin of type 'AppPlugin' my gradle project was build succeed, but when add spoon ,then i got this error (Could not create plugin of type 'AppPlugin')
my gradle version 1.9
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A: The minimum supported version Android plugin is 0.8. However there is no good documentation against what Spoon plugin version should be used with what version of Android plugin at the moment.
I recommend using the latest versions of both plugins, which will also require newer Gradle version.
P.S.
There was a github issue raised by you: https://github.com/stanfy/spoon-gradle-plugin/issues/14. Right? :)

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