Driving suggestion: whether traveling Yale from the North or South, turn west on 67th street, next to the Warren Clinic sign. Park behind the high rise and you will be directly in front of Building #7. We are in suite #310.
Which Bldg at 67th & Yale is Warren Clinic Bldg #7 ?
We thought you might like to see a picture, so here's what the front of the building looks like as you're walking in.


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I neglected to mention, if this phenomenon did not occur, every time your eyes moved, you would see blurred images.
I understand the concept of what you are saying Brooklyn. But you may be drawn into a misapplication of "art as life".
The mechanics of the modern videocamera are able to "shorten time" into a certain # series of photographs. This function is also often likened into the human ability to record visual memory. I contend that the human visual cortex is more like a "timelapse" photograph, in that an imprint is gradually "seared" into the brainal memory patterns. This is in the way a lit-sparkler will seem to be brighter in one point, after the human eye has had an instant to focus on its light-emissions. The recording of human visual memory is through "one constant impresson at all times" using the same lense (the lense of human perception). The human mind is able to recollect any impressions gained from this mechanism.
If you have not done so, look up "transsaccadic memory." It explains this phenomenon.
Even so, if we are going to compare certain provisions, "picturizations", that the Adjuster gives unto the human mind, how would we distinguish that which arises existentially (from the Adjuster) and is only spiritually real, from that which "has been ingrained into the memory" experiencially.
That if the Adjuster guides the human mind, I find difficulty in either identifying and/or distinguishing these moments wherein the Adjuster adequately purveys to the mind of the human soul, those visualisation experiences which have led me to do God's will satisfactorily. The two levels of human memory you mention: they are distinct, and they must be coordinated in order for us to understand the universe. One refers to the mechanistic level of human memory input, whereas the Adjuster is involved in evaluating and utilizing such uninterpreted impressions.
It is challenging to distinguish between TA picturization and the minds own creation. I agree with you, SEla_Kelly. I believe there is a section in the revelation that admonishes us to err on the side of caution than to raise a picturization as having origin in TA.
Because this is "dangerous" we must be very careful. But I submit that we must commit to move forward anyway. The Adjuster content of our insight must increase as we deeply and personally decide these issues. The entirety of the revelation encourages us to discover ourselves as we discover God. Let us not make the mistake of failing to grow for fear of error.
And another thing, what is meant by danger? In a mercy dominated universe are we not allowed the error of misunderstanding? Personally, I would rather make a mistake while trying to advance than to sit back while I "wait upon the Lord" to reveal such things to me beyond any shadow of a doubt. Our Father measures us by our intentions not our results.
One last comment here. As human beings we are only expected to remain on terra firma for 70 to 80 years on the average these days. Can we have no hope of achieving some measure of success in experientially realizing these kinds of issues? Each of us must be willing to come to the realization of these and to do so apart from our intellectual understanding of them. Remember the analogy of one who can teach about marriage but knows not love. These issues are answered in personal spiritual experience, not in our proper understanding of the teachings of the book. We don't grow because we know, we know because we grow, yet knowing does not equate on a 1 to 1 ratio with the ability to explain what we know. It is imperative that we learn to acknowledge our growth by placing our faith in the increasingly apparent ability to hear the actual voice of God within us, however that manifests in each of us personally.
You're right Jim (with your recommendation). Thanks Brooklyn.
Excellent points, Jim, and that was the reference I was looking for!
What do you think about artificial, false memories? I was speaking to a friend of mine on this topic and we wondered the possibility of implanting false memories in the mind. Have any of you looked into that subject?
UB tells us TA stores memories of spiritual value to later reinsert them in our minds for recall. There is also the conspiracy theory that technology exists to condition the mnd with false memories by embedding them in frequencies our brains operate on. I have not done much research on it. What I just shared is just tidbit stuff I have gotten from cursory study.
The short answer to your first question is "no". I guess it is possible to have false memories as a concept but of course, since they aren't real, they wouldn't be able to withstand the reality test of Paper 16:6.10.
A story I heard many years ago is relevant. A very wealthy lady was hiring a chauffeur. She lived on top of a treacherous hill with a winding and at times narrow driveway, often with a cliff on one side. Three candidates applied. To each she asked only one question. "How close to the cliff edge of the driveway can you drive and still be safe? The first answered that he could handle the car so well that only a couple of inches was required. The second suggested he could manage 6 inches. The third said that as far as he could get in every circumstance was the safest. He got the job.
In my attempts to discover my way and realize the reality of these things, it seems to be that the best path isn't to know and discover the errors, that I might know of the potential pitfalls, but to focus as deliberately as I can on the precise path as a way of seeking truth. I have found that to be the epitome of challenging. Being real is my goal. If something isn't real I discard it as soon as I find it so. My key is to be as deeply honest with myself as I can discover, in this process.
So, with that said, the thought adjuster may interject what ever into my thinking process as long as I use the ever developing reality test to uncover the truth, I am comfortable. I make no claim to the source of the input I receive unless so directed, which doesn't happen often. Gabriel announced himself to Elizabeth and Mary. Other than that kind of pronouncement, I can't seem to tell the difference. Nobody has made such an announcement to me. Discernment of source, therefore, is only a hypothetical and only available in personal experience. Valuation of the reality isn't authenticated by the source, but by our faith. That is why the Urantia Book is such a conundrum. We can't validate it until we experience it. Until then it is only theory.
I asked my fellow students in Bible school this question. "If Jesus walked in the room right now, wearing today's clothes, and looking like one of us, how would you know it was him?" They all answered that they were confident that they would know. I said, How, do you think he would be wearing a name tag?" Reality is the only thing like reality. Everything else is almost like realty. The challenge is to discover the difference.
Profound and thought provoking response, especially the Jesus example. I guess what we believe in rest on our faith in it.
It is challenging to distinguish between TA picturization and the minds own creation.
No, not really, based on my own experience. What the adjuster portrays is so vastly beyond what the creature mind can conjure or imagine in terms of beauty, goodness and grandeur that there is no confusing the two. But I recognize that on this planet maybe some have never consciously experienced adjuster contact and can therefore only postulate what such experience means.
I think what is meant by "danger" is clear. It is ignorance, pride, and prejudice. The self delusion of belief one has received instruction from God easily transforms into a rigid and myopic radicalism that prevents growth while nurturing and perpetuating close minded prejudice and pride...a feeling of superiority compared to one's less connected and well informed fellows.
I agree we are given mercy, patience, and time to overcome immaturity and errors. Yet impatience is itself such an error. Perhaps it is best, we are advised, to provide the soil for growth and a mind which embraces situational discernment for better decisions and responses in all circumstances and just allow the process of spiritization to foster progress and growth.
I have grave concerns about those who are so convinced God tells them this and that and instructs them as to specific decisions. This is indeed dangerous and not to be taken too seriously as some among us do. Tends to make folks "special" and stubborn and pridefully self righteous and focused on the errors of others....or so I've found...and so the UB warns us.
Jim, you recently posted here, declaratively, that God told you directly and specifically to quit posting opinions....yet you have posted many since then, including here...and now. Wondering about how such apparent belief becomes then so readily ignored? Did you get another, correcting, message? And you believe the TA to be the source of such messages and instructions? Interesting.
How do you determine that which comes from God and that which is self created - illusion or delusion? Do you think those who believe in delusions suffer for their beliefs and confidences in God's voice? Why do you think the authors warn us so strongly on the very real dangers of such false beliefs? As you point out, they clearly say it is better to mistrust and not embrace such beliefs because of these very real dangers of believing in that which is a false confidence in God's voice when it is but our own subconscious telling us what we wish to hear? Perhaps believing in such falsehood might prevent us from hearing and discerning the pilot's true whisper?
Might such error lead to radicalization and extremism? As well as self righteousness? MIght one become so over confident is God's voice to them that they become the voice of God and presume the power to tell others what's important and what's going to happen next.
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This week's meeting started off kind of slow. A long week had us collectively feeling strapped for good ideas, but we had a specific task list in front of us. Looking at the calendar, an idea we had talked about not all that long ago, suddenly has a pressing deadline.
We're looking to put together another residency of sorts. This time, it's going to be shorter, but more collaborative. Everyone who comes will have the chance to work with everyone else on a project that we sort out all together. The residency will be 5 days long, and then there will be a 2-day conference at the end of the residency where we'll talk about everything that happened and more. There will be a couple of keynotes at the conference too.
To be able to pull off this conference though, we'll need to write another grant. The deadline that we have to hit is October 15, hence the pressing deadline.
We talked for a long while, somewhat unproductively. We had written down some notes at our last meeting, but they didn't feel like they had the glue or the weight to really pull an idea together. Josh read back what we had talked about last time and started taking notes on whatever we brought up this time.
Michelle pulled out some large paper we had lying around and started doing one of our favourite things — making a mind map.
Michelle and Rosina wrote down some of the main ideas we had from before and earlier in the evening.
We were really at the point of looking for how to frame the residency and conference. Last year's SRSI looked at vacant space, alternative development and economic frames, and collaboration at a meta level.
Generally, we were looking at some of the constants in our research — things like collaboration, social practice, and the consequences embedded in working in either of those directions, Andrea Carvalho inspiring us to look further into place and non-place, localized history… strangely we didn't put borders on there, but ultimately, we were working with these large things, but failing to place one umbrella over them all, or avoiding putting one of them out in front of another. We drew lines, circled ideas, but nothing was clicking.
Then came systems. I'm not sure how it was brought up, but it seemed right. Applying a level of systems thinking as the theme and approach for the residency and conference seemed like an incredibly good fit. We're interested in this approach for problem-solving, for understanding collaboration, new means of organization, and of course the make-up of a city and place and the things that go into generating locality.
So, after a couple hours of talking in circles, I think we all felt like we got to the right place with it, and we now have a plan to move this idea and proposal forward.
On a side note, I'm using Evernote as a way of collecting these ideas and more. Seems to work well-enough so far, but haven't sorted out a level of collaboration for anyone else on it yet. Above, you can see some of the first titles and ideas we had, some of it coming from a similar direction of Open Engagement, some of it seeming to frame ideas around place specifically, but we'll be scrapping a lot of that to rewrite this frame under the idea of systems.
And finally, the last set of letters. Moving ahead, we'll be working with papier-mâché to cover up the seams on the letters, finding a really good red (Rosina is on this), and she's also ordered some retroreflective glass micro-bead things that we'll apply on top of the paint. Still some work ahead, but seeing all of these letters finished is a huge accomplishment, on which Rosina did the vast majority of the work… can't wait to see these painted!!!!
And, this post wouldn't be complete without saying a goodbye to our old design (BCL v3). We held onto it for a long time, but it was time for an overhaul, a renovation, something cleaner, and with fewer distractions to the main content. We're still moving in though, so please excuse the mess.
New layout is looking awesome!!!
Sorry I couldn't Skype into the meeting on Friday, but hopefully sometime this week we can chat.
Glad you like the new layout! Would definitely be good to catch up this week, get your take on the conference / residency idea. Any time in the mornings?
I'm in class/working every morning except Thursday. Thursday skype meeting?
Yeah! Want to do a half-hour at 10am on Thursday?


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Cuban Dissidents Take to the Streets—Christian Groups Beg the West for More Sanctions on Havana
Posted Wednesday, November 17, 2021 Nov 17, 2021	| By AMAC Newsline | 42 Comments	42
AMAC Exclusive – By Ben Solis
Cuban regime sentenced Member of Christian Liberation Movement Mr. García Labrada to five years prison for expressing his opinion while he stood in line at the supermarket. (Radio Marti)
The pro-freedom Cuban opposition mounted their most recent protests two days ago against the Communist government in Havana. The most encouraging development we are now seeing coming out of these periodic protests, which started on July 15th, is a phenomenon once described by Vaclav Havel–the renowned dissident, thinker, and later president of the Czech Republic–that ultimately marked the beginning of the end of the communist regimes in Europe.
Havel observed that public protest in totalitarian countries reveals a stark comparison: a fellowship of honor, righteousness, and dignity demonstrated in the squares, parks, and streets stands in contrast with the mass of disgrace, immorality, and degradation displayed by the regime.
This confrontation sometimes becomes even more distinctive when protestors, representing good and virtue, are imprisoned, whilst the evil and immorality of the regime pervade the streets. Another leader of anti-Communist opposition of the 1980s, also known as the mother of the Polish trade union movement Solidarity, Anna Walentynowicz, further emphasized that the mobilization and preparation for the protest buoyed dissent even more than the taking to the streets.
With blue lights and sirens, the long convoys of police cars toured Cuban cities at midnight on Monday, November 15, 2021. The noisy paddy wagons with cages – black-colored military transport trucks for those arrested – followed by motorbikes woke up children and disturbed their nightly rest. But the post-Castro regime show of force did not succeed in the reinforcement of a culture of fear in the hearts and minds of average Cubans.
The regime evidently understood that this display of arrogance and ignobility would not suffice, and an additional step was needed. A few hours later, with thousands of plain clothed agents, the regime conducted a crackdown that some opposition veterans called the most vicious in a decade. The regime blocked the apartment doors of the protest leaders in several cities.
According to reports by the Christian Liberation Movement (CLM), one of the leading organizations advocating for political change in Cuba, the secret police threatened and intimidated everyone who wanted to peacefully express their opinion publicly, including three leaders of the CLM: Eduardo Cardet, Eliécer Porto, and Rosa María Rodríguez. Not only did the regime arrest thousands of Cubans at home without a court order, but they are also punishing many with the loss of their jobs, subjecting others to permanent secret police surveillance, and releasing thugs armed with bamboo batons to harass still others.
With metal fences cutting through the main cities in Cuba, the deployment of armored police, special forces, and the regular army, along with the ubiquitous presence of plain clothed agents, the regime has totally deprived Cubans of their right to demonstrate peacefully in person and imposed an undeclared Martial Law.
But this level of persecution—unusual even in Communist Cuba—has revealed an enormous power of the powerless.
Cubans under house arrest offered water and meals to the tired police agents. Lone protesters on the streets handed white flowers to armed officers. The priests who received death threats recorded short appeals for a culture of civility and offered a blessing to their tormenters.
White fabric spontaneously placed outside of thousands of balconies and windows provided a remarkable voice for the voiceless, and courageous Cuban opposition figures openly called for freedom for political prisoners and an end to all intimidation of citizens at home and work.
"No one is asking for food or medicine," said the coordinator of CLM, Eduardo Cardet. "Cubans unanimously are demanding liberty," he stressed.
One week earlier, Catholic bishops endorsed the protest with a unique Pastoral Letter, declaring that every person deserves dignity as a child of God. Calling for the establishment of a new institution for dialogue, the Cuban bishops reiterated that every Cuban has the right to express their opinion without fear.
The letter appealed for the release of all political prisoners.
According to the Human Rights Watch report, at least 800 protesters who participated in the Peaceful anti-Communist Uprising on July 15th, 2021 have been unjustly imprisoned.
Citizens of democratic countries are generally unaware, even while it is notoriously known in totalitarian countries, that individuals may end up in prison if they publicly complain about something as simple the disorganization of a line at food shops or public offices.
The Cuban regime has persecuted members of the CLM with an exceptional fury. Nine years ago, CLM founder Oswaldo Payá died in a horrific car crash that many believe was caused by the secret police. Nearly thirty members of CLM have been imprisoned unjustly and are serving long-term sentences. In October 2020, the police "disappeared" CLM member García Labrada after he criticized "irregularities in the supply of goods in the local supermarket." His lawyer said that when García rejected the investigator's demand to leave the Movement, he was left with an injured arm and breathing difficulties due to torture.
The draconian punishment for García confirms that a public commitment to living a life in the truth is a fundamental threat to living a life according to a lie – which is, of course, the strategic pillar of the entire Communist system in Cuba.
Living a life in truth in a totalitarian system plays a far more significant role than living in truth in Western countries. Living in truth is a factor of power. It is the essence of resistance to the Communist lies.
Stopping the opposition from living by the truth can be effective in a totalitarian country with an inefficient economy as long as that fact can be concealed by the foreign media and as long as Western businesses remain indifferent.
Therefore, after Monday's protest, the leaders of the Christian Liberation Movement asked the international community to sanction Havana with measures akin to those imposed on South Africa's apartheid regime in the 1980s.
The CLM has engrained in the Cuban protest movement the Catholic ethos of non-violence. That ethos is based on the dignity of the human person, an unalienable right stemming from the Natural Law that is taught by the Catholic Church.
This Christian ethos, highly evocative of victories achieved by the anti-Communist movements in Central Europe in the 1980s, including Polish Solidarity, reinforces the power of the powerless. It was this power that was manifested during this past Monday's protest which Cuba's Communist regime failed to suppress.
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Sean Richman
Doesn't this sound like what the liberal.socialist,marxist dense oc RATS have planned for AMERICA,I am here to tell you that it will not happen in AMERICA.The real PATRIOTIC AMERICANS will NOT let it happen,so think what you will,communism will NOT happen in my country.
Lee S McQuillen
Reply to Sean Richman
Exactly what I was thinking as I read this article. Everyone should have to read it as it's already started here – witness those still imprisoned because of the events of January 6th!
HocasPocas
Sounds like the beginnings of communism is moving the US in that direction
Pete from St Pete
Why haven't I heard about this on TV news or read about it in our woke local newspaper? Probable answer: they don't want to expose it to the ignorant masses how communism really works because communism is an ancestor of wokeism.
I am all for publicly and verbally condemning "Havana" for the way they govern Cuba as long as sit doesn 't involve forceful threats/actions/bribing (Cuban gov't)/allowing free immigration in to the Nation (e.g. as Cuba did several years back with boat loads of Cuban dissident). But the onus of bad government of Cuba needs to be resolved by Cuban citizens without USA (or others) military or forceful actions. I do think refusing to allow trading with Cuba or banning US citizens from visiting Cuba (with some tough exceptions) should be tried. I strongly oppose military action … unless Cuba does it first or tries to harm US citizens (if Cuba wants to take action against US citizens as hostages who arrived there in the past legally, that should NOT be allowed.) Cuba is a good example of how Communism screws up the health, welfare, and religious freedoms of its citizens. AND many US citizens are dumb enough to think Communism is OK (members of that so thinking group in this Nation are call Democrat Party members).
Mario Capparuccini
The communist main stream media fails to report on the protests by the oppressed people of Cuba. The American dupes who still receive their news from the MSM vote for the likes of Biden/Harris/Pelosi/Schumer/Obama/Sanders/AOC. We must pray that God will deliver the people of Cuba from the satanic communists and that He will wake up enough Americans so that we will not vote to allow the satanic Democratic Party to continue to rule over us.
Reply to Mario Capparuccini
Satanism=Communism=Tyrannies=Demoncrats.
Ye p, just another example how the News Media is so biased towards Communism (with a few exceptions … Fox, AMAC, etc.)
God is the only one that can save Cuba (and USA too). Only people that don't know the difference between right and wrong can fall in the idiocy of voting for tyranny. It's obvious to anyone that has escaped Cuba that EVERYTHING the new American government is implementing is the same structure used in Cuba to make every single person fear to show any idea or feeling against the government. Fear will be the motivation to live. We are getting there FAST.
Eddie Mack
Reply to Eduardo
Exactly right. Excellent!
It will never happen. American left loves Socialism, those of us who oppose it are the biggest threat to them.
This country allowed Elian Gonzalez to fall back into this Hell when he had a chance to get out.
Reply to Jon
This country did not do that. Janet Reno did that under Clinton's rule.
Reply to Honey
And Justice Kavanaugh tried to help the family taking care of Elian.
But some people were stupid-ignorant enough to vote for this Alzheimer's patient.
Americans don't know this is happening since Clinton was president right here in America.
JULIAN GARCIA
Thank you AMAC
I'm so glad you posted this article. The Main American Media has said little about the situation there.
For those of you reading this post and can read or understand Spanish, I would recommend going to americateve.com/América TeVé Noticias de Miami, Cuba y EEUU (americateve.com)
It's the ONLY Spanish network that is reporting about it on a regular basis.
PLEASE, pay attention, folks:
( D ) = communist
Their 4 tenets –
CONTROL ( every aspect of your life )
Reply to Eddie Van Halen
Let me add Fear to your list. Once we are where they want us, fear will take over your emotions and thinking.
Ok, who did you vote in? We need to vote them OUT!
Please note the CLM report that the Cuban "secret police threatened and intimidated everyone who wanted to peacefully express their opinion publicly". Like the Cuban secret police, the FBI is now tracking parents who protest at school board meetings as "domestic terrorists". The left ALWAYS operates this way, whether its in Communist Cuba or in an America undergoing a Communist revolution.
Reply to Eddie Mack
The KGB/FBI needs to be defunded and abolished – PERIOD, end of story.
You think they will defund themselves???
They are the government reprisal organism.
Phyl
If we don't vote in conservatives next year, it will show up in a neighborhood neat you. Pray and vote for conservatives.
Reply to Phyl
"Pray" is right!! If you really have Faith in the true God.
Given this country is run by marxists top to bottom now cuba won't be getting any help from here unless it is privately funded.
Stephen Russell
Hooray Unite on issue alone , Solidarity can help
Bill on the Hill
Congrats to the people of Cuba, " kill them with kindness. "
We have innocent people sitting in draconian conditions in the Washington, DC Capitol Police jail since Jan 6th, 2021…Days after the FBI & Capital Police led so-called insurrection, the BLM/ANTIFA enablers were released from those jails…The non-violent patriotic Trump supporters that foolishly walked into the Capital bldg. were arrested & have NOT been charged with a crime, yet they rot in jail & there are now reports of torture occurring, unsanitary conditions, forcing them to sleep in their own urine & feces, etc….NO representation afforded them, NO visitation, No cameras, NOBODY is allowed in, including members of Congress…Some are now be brought out on stretchers, sadly…
This is NOT the America I know. The Biden/Harris faux presidency are a socialist driven tyrannical gov't installed through " ELECTION FRAUD. " They will go down & they will go down hard for this…
It is time to DRAIN THE SWAMP…
God bless America,
Bill on the Hill… :~)
Reply to Bill on the Hill
Couldn't have said it better. And, now the regime has targeted Trump supporters with subpoena's and have Steve Bannon in handcuffs. Disgusting.
Reply to Linda
Subpoenas "to appear for deposition" are NEVER enforced. That is, refusals are NEVER prosecuted. Until now. And only for Trump supporters. When it comes to these no good bleeping leftists, there has to be a stronger word than hypocrites.
That sums it up nicely Bill. We have our own political prisoners being held in Washington.
Thomas H. Seigo
Bill on the Hill: While you make a grand speak for what is happening as a result of the Jan 6 fiasco, other than the "time to drain the swamp", there is no positive effort made to-date, to rid our beloved America of these Anarchist Socialist Commies, despite the overwhelming evidence of the Democrats continuing onslaught against our Constitution. It is plain to see that by slowly eradicating the Constitution in favor of a more Communist manifesto, these idiots in the extreme far left are also slowly succeeding in their quest to remake America into a third world Communist country. Question, if America goes down to communism, who is next to feel the sickle and hammer come down on them? I am an octogenarian (85) and will fight to protect my family and country, should the Socialists invade my home. My sons who have served notably in the U. S. armed forces assure me that their mother and father will be protected if push comes to shove.
Don Pierce
Reply to Thomas H. Seigo
Those who fail to learn from history are prone to make the same mistakes others have made. Democrats take warning of this before it is too late.
Those "blue helmets" will roll in front of the guillotines.
YES. It will come down to that. Sadly and it's closer than you think.
Bill baby! You hit it on the nose!
BLM / FBI / Anti-fuh, same thing.
THANK YOU Bill for stating the truth. Many of us know what had happened on January 6th and who the idiots are who put the wrong people in prison. BLM/ANTIFA and the strong arms who got them to do what they did and blame others for their wrong deeds are responsible and should be the ones put in jail. REMEMBER all the riots and burying of buildings etc. before the Jan. 6 business. Those people weren't arrested or put in jail. We need powerful, smart people to stand up to this kind of tyrannical gov't. We need a David to slew Goliath…..we have several but they can't get past the politicians and rotten attorneys, judges, government, etc. who is ignoring their attempts to stop their destroying America and stepping on our freedom.
Let's go Brandon
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Articles | Volume XLII-3/W12-2020
Int. Arch. Photogramm. Remote Sens. Spatial Inf. Sci., XLII-3/W12-2020, 321–326, 2020
https://doi.org/10.5194/isprs-archives-XLII-3-W12-2020-321-2020
PASTURE LAND COVER CHANGE IN SÃO PAULO STATE, BRAZIL
J. C. Oliveira1, R. A. C. Lamparelli2, G. K. D. A. Figueiredo1, E. E. Campbell3, J. R. Soares1, L. A. Monteiro1, M. Vianna4, D. Jaiswal5, A. F. C. Bonamigo1, J. J. Sheehan6, and L. R. Lynd7 J. C. Oliveira et al. J. C. Oliveira1, R. A. C. Lamparelli2, G. K. D. A. Figueiredo1, E. E. Campbell3, J. R. Soares1, L. A. Monteiro1, M. Vianna4, D. Jaiswal5, A. F. C. Bonamigo1, J. J. Sheehan6, and L. R. Lynd7
1University of Campinas, School of Agricultural Engineering, São Paulo (FEAGRI), Brazil
2University of Campinas, Interdisciplinary Center of Energy Planning (NIPE), São Paulo, Brazil
3University of New Hampshire, New Hampshire, USA
4University of Leeds, School of Earth and Environment, Leeds, UK
5Carl R. Woese Institute for Genomic Biology, University of Illinois, Illinois, USA
6Colorado State University, Colorado, USA
7Dartmouth College, New Hampshire, USA
Keywords: Pasture, Land Change, Land Use, Transition, LUCC, Spatio-temporal Pattern
Abstract. Pastures are complex land covers with a variety of land use systems. This land cover occupies large areas in the globe and is mainly used for livestock production. Brazil is one of the largest livestock producers and has extensive pasture areas. We analyzed the pasture land cover change of the São Paulo State between the years 2000 to 2015. São Paulo was chosen as study case due to its large industrial and agricultural importance and its expressive land cover changes over past decades. It was analyzed land covers databases generated by the Brazilian Annual Land Use and Land Cover Mapping Project (MapBiomas Project) – Collection 4. Transition matrix was generated to analyze the land cover change during the period. Gain, loss, total change, net change and swap were calculated in terms of area. Total pasture area decreased but continues the largest land cover of the São Paulo State; with 79.5% of persistence in the area. Main changes were from losses of pastures and gains in agriculture. Most of the changes to pasture came from other non vegetated areas and grassland categories. These results demonstrated the relevance of pastures areas in land cover change dynamics to address land use policy and plan future land use scenarios.
How to cite. Oliveira, J. C., Lamparelli, R. A. C., Figueiredo, G. K. D. A., Campbell, E. E., Soares, J. R., Monteiro, L. A., Vianna, M., Jaiswal, D., Bonamigo, A. F. C., Sheehan, J. J., and Lynd, L. R.: PASTURE LAND COVER CHANGE IN SÃO PAULO STATE, BRAZIL, Int. Arch. Photogramm. Remote Sens. Spatial Inf. Sci., XLII-3/W12-2020, 321–326, https://doi.org/10.5194/isprs-archives-XLII-3-W12-2020-321-2020, 2020.


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In treating the homeless, lessons for the health care system
by Arielle Levin Becker May 22, 2013 @ 12:00 am Updated March 4, 2022 @ 10:07 pm
Dr. Jim O'Connell was fresh off his residency when he took what he expected would be a six-month job at a Boston homeless shelter. He figured the staff would be thrilled to have someone with his training. He certainly wasn't expecting what the nurses there gave him as his first assignment: Soaking clients' feet.
It wasn't punishment, O'Connell explained in Hartford Tuesday morning. It was a lesson: The only way to work with the homeless patients was to go slow, be present, and win their trust. And if you're at someone's feet, you're not in his personal space the way you are when you listen to his heartbeat.
So he soaked feet. One of his regulars was a man O'Connell recognized from the Massachusetts General Hospital emergency department, where he'd trained. The man had been to the hospital hundreds of times. The chart listed him as paranoid schizophrenic and treatment resistant.
After three or four weeks of foot soakings, the man finally spoke to O'Connell.
I thought you were supposed to be a doctor, he said. What the hell are you doing soaking feet?
A few days later, the man had another question for O'Connell: Doc, he said, I'm having trouble sleeping. Can you give me something to help me sleep?
O'Connell prescribed a medication that helped. It was the start of the man taking medication for his illness. He'd been on the streets for 20 years, but soon after that encounter, he moved into a group home.
Three decades after he began soaking feet, O'Connell is still working with people on the streets. He's now president of Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program, which offers medical care to people under bridges, in coffee shops, shelters, clinics, hospital cafeterias and, increasingly, in supportive housing.
O'Connell was in Hartford Tuesday for a forum on homelessness, housing and health care, hosted by the Partnership for Strong Communities, and said the lessons he's learned treating people on the streets have application for the rest of the health care system.
Almost invisible
Better serving people who are homeless can pay off for their health, and for the health care system as a whole, speakers at the forum said.
"Homeless people are high-cost utilizers of health care," said Jill Benson, vice president of systems operation at Community Health Resources, which provides mental health and substance abuse services.
Many, like O'Connell's early patient, are frequent visitors to emergency departments and rack up huge bills for inpatient or intensive care. Among homeless people covered by Connecticut's Medicaid program, 500 had medical costs that topped $40,000 last year, and nearly 100 had costs of more than $100,000.
But in many ways, they're still underserved — or at least, not served appropriately.
The mortality rate for people who are chronically homeless is four to nine times higher than for the general population — the highest of any subpopulation in the United States, O'Connell said.
"They're almost invisible, despite the fact that they're right outside our big institutions," he said.
O'Connell's organization tracked 119 homeless patients for 12 years. In one five-year period, they accounted for 18,384 emergency department visits. But by the end of the 12 years, half were dead.
The leading cause wasn't exposure or hypothermia. It was cancer — something O'Connell said should have been prevented.
"They're coming to us in droves, and we're doing a lousy job taking care of them," he said. "If ever I saw an indictment of our medical system, this is it."
Go to where they are
Over time, O'Connell's team has learned what works. They treat downtown Boston as their office and hold morning rounds in a bagel shop. Psychiatrists see people at McDonald's or coffee shops, because their patients don't want to go to mental health facilities.
Medical and mental health professionals go to patients together. "It's collocated," O'Connell said, using a term more commonly meant to indicate medical and mental health providers working in the same or nearby offices, something experts have long advocated. "And we don't lose people to referrals."
O'Connell said he used to think of street medicine as episodic, offering first aid. But a nurse practitioner and physician assistant questioned why they couldn't do more. So the organization now tries to offer continuity of care and to meet quality measures, such as giving all patients flu shots, even if it means administering them outside a public library.
A part of the answer, he said, is getting housing, a source of stability. Many of the organization's clients now live in supportive housing, and for some, it's been transformative. Initially, those running the program thought people getting housing would move into the mainstream medical system. But the group's advisory board, the majority of which are patients, rejected that notion, saying they shouldn't lose access to their longtime clinicians just because they get housing.
Hospital investments
O'Connell's program is a federally qualified health center, and receives most of its funding by billing Medicaid and Medicare for services. Some of its money comes from hospitals, which have come to see a benefit to investing in the program.
At Middlesex Hospital, Dr. Michael Saxe became convinced of the need to take a different approach to the patients routinely filling his emergency department. So many people would come with psychiatric needs that at times, the staff couldn't safely watch all the patients who needed to be observed. On one chaotic night, a patient in the emergency department hanged herself.
"I realized that I could not simply sit back passively and run an emergency department and just take care of whatever came in from the community," said Saxe, the hospital's emergency medicine chairman. "I had to get involved somehow in trying to find a way to reduce the number of patients coming to our emergency department."
The result was the creation of a team with representatives from the hospital and multiple community agencies that meets weekly to discuss the emergency department's "frequent fliers," focused on trying to figure out the best care and services for them.
Saxe said 30 percent of the patients are homeless. For some, the emergency department staff is as close as they come to family.
But they weren't all familiar, like one young man with diabetes. The data showed that he'd come to the hospital 23 times in the past 24 months with a life-threatening diabetic emergency. He'd receive emergency care, be admitted to the critical care unit, and ultimately be discharged. And three weeks later, he'd be back. No one recognized the pattern, because there are dozens of emergency doctors and hospitalists at the hospital.
And no one realized he was homeless.
The team took the young man's case and began addressing housing issues. "He now has housing," Saxe said. "And no longer is cycling through our emergency department on a regular basis."
In the first six months, Saxe said, the drop in emergency department visits and inpatient admissions among the 55 patients the team serves led to a 50 percent to 60 percent drop in money the hospital spends on their care.
"I come from the acute care side, but I found that we in the emergency department of the hospital need what you people are doing here in order to run our operation," Saxe told the forum audience, which included many people working in social services and addressing homelessness.
Recovering without a home
Like the young man Saxe described, most homeless patients are never asked if they have housing when they're at a hospital, Benson said.
But odds are, those patients will be back soon after getting out. In Connecticut, 30 percent of homeless patients who leave the hospital after an inpatient admission get admitted again within 30 days. And 70 percent end up back at the hospital in some capacity within 30 days.
A major problem, Benson said, is the lack of services for recuperation. Hospital stays have gotten dramatically shorter in the past two decades, and an increasing number of services — including many surgeries and chemotherapy — are routinely done on an outpatient basis, leaving patients to recover at home.
But what if you don't have a home?
Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program, O'Connell's organization, operates a 104-bed respite program that provides medical supervision and care and a place to stay for people who are too sick for the streets or shelters but not sick enough to be in a hospital. It's named after Barbara McInnis, the nurse who taught O'Connell why soaking feet was important.
There's work underway in Connecticut to develop pilot medical respite programs.
O'Connell showed a photograph of one woman who stayed at the respite program for months while waiting for a liver transplant.
On the streets, she kept her clothes smelly as a defense against anyone coming near her. She had hepatitis C and cirrhosis. She needed six months of residential stability and sobriety to qualify for the transplant.
One day, once she'd made it to the top of the transplant list, she called O'Connell to her room. She'd gotten dressed up, put on nail polish and lipstick, placed flowers in a Styrofoam cup on her nightstand and asked O'Connell to take her photograph.
The woman explained: She had two daughters whom she hadn't seen in 24 years, since they were 4 and 6. She was about to undergo a major, risky surgery, and thought maybe they might be interested in finding out about her someday. She wanted to have a picture that would be presentable.
"This is the experience of illness and suffering when you've lost everything," O'Connell said.
A few days later, when O'Connell returned to the Barbara McInnis House, 22 patients asked him to take their pictures. The walls are now covered in portraits.
Arielle Levin Becker
alevinbecker@ctmirror.org
Arielle Levin Becker covered health care for The Connecticut Mirror. She previously worked for The Hartford Courant, most recently as its health reporter, and has also covered small towns, courts and education in Connecticut and New Jersey. She was a finalist in 2009 for the prestigious Livingston Award for Young Journalists, a recipient of a Knight Science Journalism Fellowship and the third-place winner in 2013 for an in-depth piece on caregivers from the National Association of Health Journalists. She is a 2004 graduate of Yale University.
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Q: validating content of input file I have this defensive-programming issue that I don't really know how to solve.
I have this function that takes file path and size of table (rows / columns count) as arguments and I'm looking for better way of validating the input file. I assume that arguments of this function are always correct. size represents the "smaller side" of the table that is stored in file:
For example :
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8

size = 2
is correct while
1 2 3 4 5
5 6 7 8 9

size = 2
is incorrect
I'd also like to be able to reject the files like this
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

size = 2 (which is accepted through fscanf)
Another type of file I'd like to be able to reject is
1 2 3
4 5 6

size = 2
As for now my only security is checking if the elements of the file are really numbers.
Here is the code I've done so far :
void import(float** table, int size, char* path)
{
    FILE* data = fopen(path, "r");
    assert(data);
    int i,j;
    int st;

    for (i=0; i<size; i++)
    {
        for(j=0; j<(size*2)-1; j++)
        {
            st = fscanf(data, "%f", &table[i][j]);
            if (!st)
            {
                printf("Error while importing the file.\n");
                fclose(data);
                return -1;
            }
        }
    }
    fclose(data);
}

I don't really where and how to start, I'm not really proficient in C and there seems to exist a lot of functions and mechanisms to do what I want but they all seem very complex and some are actually longer than the code I provided.
If anyone can point me in the right direction that'd be great.

A: You can't readily detect ends of lines in scanf(), so using that directly is not going to meet your criteria.
You probably need to read entire lines (fgets() or perhaps getline()), and then process each line in turn.  The line processing can use sscanf(), and you can use the %n directive too.  In outline, this boils down to:
for (line_num = 0; line_num < size; line_num++)
{
    ...read line from file into buffer line, checking for EOF...
    start = line;
    for (i = 0; i < 2 * size; i++)
    {
        if (sscanf(start, "%f%n", &value, &offset) != 1)
            ...ooops - short line or non-numeric data...
        else
        {
            start += offset;
            table[line_num][i] = value;
        }
    }
}
...check that there's no clutter after the last expected line...

A: Your for loop could look like this:
char line[1000], *token;
for (i = 0; i < size; i++) // for each line
{
    if (fgets(line, 1000, data) != NULL) // read line
    {
        token = strtok (line," ");
        for (j = 0; j < (size * 2) - 1; j++) // for each number from line
        {
            if (sscanf(token, "%f", &table[i][j]) <= 0)
            {
                // there are columns missing:
                printf("Error while importing the file.\n");
                fclose(data);
                return -1;
            }
            token = strtok (NULL," ");
        }
    }
    else
    {
        // there are rows missing:
        printf("Error while importing the file.\n");
        fclose(data);
        return -1;
    }
}

Also note that assert(data); should be replaced with something like this:
if (!data)
{
    printf("Error while openning the file [filePath=\"%s\"].\n", filePath);
    cleanExit();
}

A: You could also calculate a checksum of the entire file. The question is how serious you are about it. It's easy to create an xor checksum, but it's not really safe against collisions. The best is probably to use something like sha-1 if it's important.

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Keep Indoor Ice Rinks Open In Anne Arundel County
Jr Black Bears Hockey started this petition to Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman
Slowing the spread of COVID-19 is of utmost importance for our community. The most recent round of restrictions in Anne Arundel County includes the closing of indoor ice rinks and the suspension of all organized sports play or practice. We believe that indoor ice arenas have been incorrectly classified as entertainment venues when their activities and purpose are more closing aligned with those of indoor fitness centers. We also believe that further consideration should be given to the negative physical and mental health impacts of suspending youth sports, especially when those activities have not proven to increase the spread of the COVID-19.
The Junior Black Bears youth hockey program operates out of Piney Orchard Ice Arena in Odenton, MD. The program serves nearly 300 families with players ranging in age from 4-18 years. It provides opportunities for beginners all the way through competitive, team play. The program provides an opportunity for physical exercise but also acts as the primary social outlet for a number of youths. Even before the pandemic, hockey served as the primary means for many kids, especially those with special needs and those with environmental allergies, to engage in physical activity and connect with the peers and caring adults in a meaningful way. With schools remaining closed and most activities for youth being limited or eliminated, youth hockey has become even more essential for many young athletes. While adults are still able to meet their exercise needs at indoor fitness centers and find entertainment at local casinos, kids now find themselves out of school, out of sports and with almost no opportunity for social interaction.
Medical professionals agree that physical activity improves general health, boosts immunity and even has a significant impact on mental health.
Hockey provides rigorous exercise in a controlled environment while allowing kids to form and maintain important social bonds with peers and adults.
While the long-term impacts of COVID-19 are still uncertain, the impacts of lack of socialization and physical activity are clear and concerning.
Piney Orchard Ice Arena has a maximum capacity of approximately 1200. The current policy allows only registered players, coaches, officials and staff in the facility during the week and on weekends allows the addition of one parent per skater/player to enter as spectators. This policy keeps the total number of persons inside the buildings, even at peak times, well below 25% of capacity. In addition, Piney Orchard Ice Arena has put in place strict protocols to reduce risk including but not limited to:
temperature screenings,
eliminating the use of locker rooms,
markings for proper social distancing,
enhanced cleaning procedures,
mandatory use of masks while on the property both inside the facility and in the parking lots (with the exception of youth players while engaged in on-ice activity),
designated entry and exits points to limit congestion and decrease contact among various groups; and
strict limitations on the total number of persons in the building as well as on the number of spectators.
The PVAHA and CBHL (local youth hockey governing bodies) have issued supportive guidance including but not limited to:
requirements for immediate reporting of illness and/or positive COVID-19 tests,
contact tracing and notification procedures,
quarantine guidance that aligns with the recommendations of the CDC,
mask requirements for coaches, officials and spectators as well as for players entering and leaving the facility,
eliminating the use of locker rooms and penalty boxes; and
encouraging social distancing on the benches and during practice
The Jr Black Bears program has taken these recommendations and procedures very seriously, often going above and beyond what is being suggested or required in order to protect the health and wellbeing of our players, coaches, families and community. The club has a designated COVID coordinator that works closely with league officials, medical advisors, and state and local health authorities to continuously monitor and assess not only infections and close-contact exposures, but also to review the ever-changing policies and best practices and to ensure that our club remains fully compliant. Additionally, each team has a designated COVID contact to support contact tracing and ensure communication regarding possible exposure and/or changes in policy.
The good news is that while the procedures are often cumbersome, they are working! While there have been isolated cases of players or family members becoming ill with the COVID-19 virus, those cases have been properly reported, the affected persons and teams quarantined, and to date there has been ZERO spread of the virus between players, coaches and staff—ZERO spread.
Piney Orchard Ice Arena is privately owned and took a large financial hit when it was forced to close in the spring. Rink employees had to be furloughed and either look for employment elsewhere or seek government assistance. Another closure will cause a similar effect but without the additional financial support from expired or expiring government assistance programs
Again, there have been no known spread of the COVID-19 virus among any programs operating out of Piney Orchard Ice Arena including the both the Jr Black Bears and Navy youth hockey programs. Further, there has been no known spread within the entire PVAHA or CBHL. We therefore respectfully request that you lift the restrictions requiring the closure of indoor hockey rinks and the suspension of youth hockey. Our club administrators including our COVID-19 coordinator would welcome the opportunity to explore intermediate measures short of closing the rink that would both protect county residents and keep the best interest of our young athletes at heart.
The Jr Black Bears staff, players, coaches, volunteers and parents


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Q: Orchard routing rule How this can be "translated" to Orchard
routes.MapRoute(
    name: "Durandal App Views",
    url: "App/views/{viewName}.cshtml",
    defaults: new { controller = "DurandalView", action = "Get" }
);

I tried to make theme based on this.
It is not working and breaks all Orchard site
    public class Routes : IRouteProvider {
    public void GetRoutes(ICollection<RouteDescriptor> routes) {
        foreach (var routeDescriptor in GetRoutes())
            routes.Add(routeDescriptor);
    }

    public IEnumerable<RouteDescriptor> GetRoutes()
    {
        return new[] {
            new RouteDescriptor {
                Priority = 5,
                Route = new Route(
                    "/App/views/{viewName}.cshmtl",
                    new RouteValueDictionary {
                        {"area", "Durandal"},
                        {"controller", "DurandalView"},
                        {"action", "Get"}
                    },
                    new RouteValueDictionary(),
                    new RouteValueDictionary {
                        {"area", "Durandal"}
                    },
                    new MvcRouteHandler())
            }
        };
    }
}`

A: Actually, if you look at this
Route = new Route("/App/views/{viewName}.cshmtl", ....

Your View filename is followed by .cshmtl when it should be .cshtml

Try changing the filetype, that should do it.

A: Here is controller code as requested
[Themed]
public class DurandalViewController : Controller
{
    private readonly IContentManager _contentManager;
    private readonly IWorkContextAccessor _workContextAccessor;
    public DurandalViewController(IContentManager contentManager, IWorkContextAccessor workContextAccessor, IShapeFactory shapeFactory, IOrchardServices services)
    {
        _contentManager = contentManager;
        _workContextAccessor = workContextAccessor;
        Shape = shapeFactory;
        Services = services;
        T = NullLocalizer.Instance;
    }

    dynamic Shape { get; set; }
    public IOrchardServices Services { get; private set; }
    public Localizer T { get; set; }

    [HttpGet]
    public ActionResult Get(string viewName)
    {
        return View("~/App/views/" + viewName + ".cshtml");
    }

    //public ActionResult Display(int id)
    //{
    //    var contentItem = _contentManager.Get(id, VersionOptions.Published);
    //    dynamic model = _contentManager.BuildDisplay(contentItem);
    //    var ctx = _workContextAccessor.GetContext();
    //    ctx.Layout.Metadata.Alternates.Add("Layout_Null");
    //    return new ShapeResult(this, model);
    //}
}

Orchard alias module enabled
request to http://localhost:30321/OrchardLocal/Themes/Durandal/App/views/shell.cshtml gives 404 and no Controller has been invoked
It brakes Orchard at all when priority is set to 100 as exmp

A: @ErMasca
this was copy-paste error
actually code is right - .cshtml
new RouteDescriptor {
                Priority = -15,
                Route = new Route(
                    "/App/views/{viewName}.cshtml",
                    new RouteValueDictionary {
                        {"area", "Durandal"},
                        {"controller", "DurandalView"},
                        {"action", "Get"}
                    },
                    new RouteValueDictionary(),
                    new RouteValueDictionary {
                        {"area", "Durandal"}
                    },
                    new MvcRouteHandler())
            }

A: So it looks like, you are creating your Controller in a Theme.
Why dont you try to build it as a module first.
Going through some tutorials will not harm as Orchard powerful extensibility capabilities take a bit to tune in to.
Orchard Tutorials
Having said that,...
1. Create a Module
2. Add your Routing
3. Create your Get Action
4. Get your View under the Module's Views folder, probably in a folder called DurandalView  like the controller.

Then you're left with calling the view.  Why don't you just try return View(viewName);  You could also have a look at this related question on how to call diferent views SO Question. There, you will be able to see why your ~/App/Views.. will never work. or will not work with the actual folder structure.