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Advisory Group Urges Freeze on Construction of Border Fence
Wednesday, February 11, 2009; 2:26 PM
Members of an influential Washington think tank today recommended major changes in the nation's immigration policy, including freezing construction of a security fence along the U.S.- Mexican border and suspending "zero-tolerance" prosecution programs against all people caught crossing segments of the border.
The Migration Policy Institute, a non-partisan group whose presenters included former U.S. immigration chiefs under both parties, recommended 36 steps the Obama administration can take without congressional approval to alter policies developed during the Bush administration. The policy experts also urged withdrawing a plan to pressure employers to fire workers with suspect Social Security numbers.
One of the group members, Doris Meissner, former commissioner of the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service, informally consulted with Obama aides during the transition. Janet Napolitano, President Obama's Homeland Security Secretary, has already announced a broad internal assessment of DHS policies.
"Regardless of how or whether Congress and the White House ultimately come to agreement on new immigration legislation, the DHS immigration agencies require policy and operational changes to improve their effectiveness and ability to implement existing laws," said Meissner, a co-author of the MPI report, titled "DHS and Immigration: Taking Stock and Correcting Course."
Donald Kerwin, MPI vice president for programs and co-author of the recommendations, said the report was intended to provide "a middle course" for the administration, between enforcement-only advocates who seek to restrict immigration and business and immigrant community advocates who seek less fettered flows of people. The report limited itself to immediate steps DHS can take without further reorganization.
Overall, the authors suggested that DHS target enforcement against criminal networks that sustain large-scale illegal migration and that could aid terrorists; against employers who rely on illegal workers to gain unfair competitive advantage or whom terrorists may attempt to infiltrate; and routinely bring criminal charges against individuals only when they are repeat-offenders or have committed unrelated crimes.


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This overview begins with a very high level introduction to reinforcement learning and the function it produces. It will show that there are features in this function which can be extracted and converted into a graphical representation.
One of the experimental test beds used is this paper is a simulated robot environment of different configurations of interconnected rooms. The robot must learn to navigate efficiently through these rooms to reach a specified goal from any start location. Figure 1 shows one example with 5 rooms and the goal in the top right corner. The robot's actions are small steps in any of eight directions, as indicated by the arrows. Here, the location, or state, is simply the robot's x and y coordinates. The thin lines of Figure 1 are the walls of the rooms, the thick lines the boundary of the state space.
If each action is independent of preceding actions, the task becomes one of learning the best action in any state. The best overall action would be one that takes the robot immediately to the goal. But this is only possible in states close to the goal. Suppose the robot is in a particular state and that the number of steps to goal from each of its neighboring states is known, indicated by the numbered squares surrounding the robot in Figure 1. Then a one step look ahead procedure would consider each step and select the one that reaches the neighboring state with the shortest distance to goal. In Figure 1 the robot would move to the state 10 steps from goal. If this process is repeated, the robot will take the shortest path to goal. In practice we must, of course, learn such values. This can be done using some type of reinforcement learning (Sutton, 1990; Watkins & Dayan, 1992) which progressively improves estimates of the distance to goal from each state until they converge to the correct values.
The function shown in Figure 2 is called the value function. Subsequently, the term function will mean the value function unless otherwise indicated. The function is the result of reinforcement learning on the problem of Figure 1, but instead of it representing the actual distance to goal, it represents essentially an exponential decay with distance to goal. The reasons for this will be made clear in Section 3.1. The shaded areas represent large gradients in the learned function. Comparing this to the environment shown in Figure 1, it is apparent that these correspond to the walls of the various rooms. These are the strong features discussed in this paper. They exist because of the extra distance for the robot to travel around the wall to reach the inside of the next room on the path to the goal. These features are visually readily apparent to a human, so it seems natural to use vision processing techniques to locate them.
An edge detection technique called a snake is used to locate these features. The snake produces a polygon, in this instance a rectangle, locating the boundary of each room. The doorways to the room occur where the differential of the function, along the body of the snake, is at a local minimum. The direction of the differential with respect to edges of the polygon, associated with the walls of the room, determines if it is an entrance or an exit. A positive gradient into the room indicates an entrance; a positive gradient out of the room indicates an exit. From this information, a plane graph, labeled with an (x,y) coordinate for each node, is constructed. Figure 2 shows one such example, for the room at the top left corner of the state space, subsequent graphs will not show the coordinates. Nodes corresponding to the doorways are labeled ``I'' or ``O'' for in and out respectively; their positions on the function are indicated by the dashed arrows.


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Background Research Background Research Background Research Background Research Background Research Koning, Ross. "Plants and Milk." Bio.net. Ross Koning,
27 Feb. 1996. Web. 6 Dec. 2012. <http://www.bio.net/mm/plant-ed/1996-February/000470.html>. Ross Koning, Biology Dept. Eastern TCT State University Koning, Ross. "Re: How Different Liquids Affect Plant Growth."
Web log comment. Bio.net. Ross Koning, 02 Dec. 1997. Web. 04 Dec. 2012. <http://www.bio.net/mm/plant-ed/1997-December/002800.html>. Which Do Plants Prefer? "Osmosis." Science of Everyday Things.
2002. Encyclopedia.com. 6 Dec. 2012 <http://www.encyclopedia.com>. Some of the nutrients listed in milk are protein, carbohydrates, sugar, fat, calcium. There is also many vitamins, and minerals in milk. Milk or Water? Hypothesis Name: Myranda Ellis 7th Grade Mrs. Ellis This topic sounded interesting
because I was curious to find out if milk would help plants to grow even better than water. Purpose The purpose to my experiment was to see if milk would help plants grow better than water. The question is, is milk good or bad for plants? It might possibly prove a way to use milk as a fertilizer for plants. Some research for my experiment stated that
feeding milk to plants might be helpful if done at a low concentration. Other sources stated that it could hurt the plants more than help them I learned that bacteria can feed on sugar and that the protein in milk is good for plants only when they are first broken down. Also, I learned that to much of anything dissolved in water becomes hypertonic. In these situations a plant will likely wilt because the cells of the plant will lose water. Also plants use sugars and proteins, but they make their own. They don't "eat" it from the soil. The sugar in the milk can increase bacteria growth very quickly. Milk does contain nutrients ( calcium icons ) that can be absorbed by the plant. Osmosis helps take in water. Osmotic pressure is the main structural support for most plants. When plants are in a hypertonic solution, the water in the plants will move out to dilute the high concentration outside the cell. When water comes into a plant cell, the center vacuole will swell and press against the cell wall. This pressure, called turgor pressure, keeps a plant from wilting. "Plant Cells, Chloroplasts, and Cell Walls."
Nature.com. Nature Publishing Group, n.d. Web. 06 Dec. 2012. <http://www.nature.com/scitable/topics>. If milk is fed to plants in the right concentration of water/milk then plants will survive even better than with water only. United States. Department of Agriculture.
National Agricultural Library. USDA National Nutrient Database for Standard Reference. N.p., 2009. Web. 6 Dec. 2012. Experimental Design Constant Variables: Group of plants that were only fed water (Group D)
Dependent Variable: Groups of plants that were fed varying concentrations of milk (Group A, B, and C)
Independent Variables: Concentrations of Milk (2%, Skim, and 50% Skim/50% water) 2 Large plastic tubs (40"L X 20"W X 5"D)
12 African Violet Plants
½ gal 2% Milk
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Tap Water
Measuring cup in ml
Infant nasal suction bulb
Room Thermometer
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Chart Materials Procedure 1. Buy 12 African Violet Plants in plastic pots and space them apart in 2 different shallow plastic tubs on the floor in an indoor room that has windows and will get indirect sunlight. (Do not put in direct sunlight for African Violets)
2. Group the plants in rows of 3 each and label them:
Group A (1) 2%, Group A (2) 2%, Group A (3) 2%
Group B (1) Skim, Group B (2) Skim, Group B (3) Skim
Group C (1) 50/50, Group C (2) 50/50, Group C (3) 50/50
Group D (1) Water, Group D (2) Water, Group D (3) Water
3 .Keep a temperature thermometer in the area of the tubs of plants to assure proper maintained temperature (use electric heater indirectly if needed to maintain temperature of 70 degrees)
4. Mix a 50/50 solution of skim milk and tap water (1:1) ratio and keep in a bottle with lid in the refrigerator with the other milk products.
5. Water plants on an every other day schedule with the following liquids using a measuring cup and infant nasal suction bulb:
Group A: Give each plant 30 ml of 2% milk only
Group B: Give each plant 30 ml of skim milk only
Group C: Give each plant 30 ml of 50/50 solution only
Group D: Give each plant 30 ml of tap water only
*pour liquid into measuring cup and suction out with bulb and squirt into soil to water plants without getting liquid onto leaves
6 .On days 1, 7, and 14 use your chart to document:
Height (cm) – measure from soil to tip of tallest bloom
Weight (g) – weigh plant/soil/cup and all in one
Document any changes to any of the above on Days 7 and 14.
Document all plants at start (Day 1) based on height, weight, description
Photograph condition of pictures on Days 1, 7, and 14.
Data Analysis Data Analysis Data Analysis *Height measurements were taken from each plant in each group and then averaged to give one measurement for each group. Weight Averages for Each Group *Weights of each plant (1,2 ,3) of each group were averaged together to get these measurements *Visual Description ratings based on observing and recording changes of overall condition of the plant over 14 day period. Factors included were changes in plant turgor (wilting or firm), mold/no mold, decrease/increase in blooms. Each plant was given a rating each week of 5 as "good condition" and 1 as "bad condition" based on the factors mentioned. Then the ratings for each plant were averaged to give each group an overall rating. Results The plants did not thrive when fed milk, even in low concentrations. The plants that were fed a higher concentration of milk (2%) did much worse, much quicker than the ones that were fed the lowest concentration of milk (50% skim/50%water). The plants that were fed the 50/50 milk solution survived, but still didn't do as well as the group that was fed water only.
The purpose of my experiment was to see if milk could be helpful to growing plants because of some of the nutrients in milk being good for plants, but here are also some such as sugar that increase growth of bacteria in the soil. Apparently bacteria grows faster than the plant can break down and use the nutrients in the milk that would be helpful. Conclusion Ultimately the experiment showed that water seems to do the best job of providing what plants need, therefore it did not prove my hypothesis that the milk's nutrients help the plant's growth.
The information I found in my research suggested that there are some good nutrients in milk such as calcium and protein that the plants could benefit from. The fact that bacteria feed on sugar and can create mold quickly and that plants do not do well in moldy environments suggest that some parts of the milk are not beneficial. Some research suggested that low concentrations of milk might be good for plants on occasion since less of the sugar in milk reduces the chance for mold to grow quickly. Also plants need water, soil, and sunlight in order to make their own food instead of taking it from an outside source as humans or animals do.
It is likely that the poor appearance of the plants and lack of growth by the end of the experiment was from the growth of mold in the soil caused from the milk. The fact that the plants fed a lower concentration of milk did not do quite as poorly as quickly as the ones fed higher concentrations of milk suggest that another experiment might prove to benefit plants. An experiment that uses even lower concentrations and plants possibly fed every now and then suggest that there might be some level of milk concentration and regimen of feeding that is good for plants.
If another experiment were done, it probably should include more numbers of plants in each group and maybe use a different type of plant that grows tall very quickly to see more drastic changes in a shorter time. In addition, use an even lower concentration of milk/water than was used previously. Also using 2 groups of plants where one is fed a low concentration everyday other day and another that is fed that exact same low concentration maybe twice a week. Overall, it seems that feeding plants water makes for good plants and also it doesn't smell bad after a few days!
Bibliography Koning, Ross. "Re: How Different Liquids Affect Plant Growth." Web log comment. Bio.net. Ross Koning,
02 Dec. 1997. Web. 04 Dec. 2012. <http://www.bio.net/mm/plant-ed/1997-December/002800.html>.
Ross Koning, Biology Dept. Eastern TCT State University (email@example.com)
Koning, Ross. "Plants and Milk." Bio.net. Ross Koning, 27 Feb. 1996. Web. 6 Dec. 2012.
Ross Koning, Biology Dept. Eastern TCT State University (email@example.com)
"Osmosis." Science of Everyday Things. 2002. Encyclopedia.com. 6 Dec. 2012
"Plant Cells, Chloroplasts, and Cell Walls." Nature.com. Nature Publishing Group, n.d. Web. 06 Dec. 2012.
United States. Department of Agriculture. National Agricultural Library. USDA National Nutrient
Database for Standard Reference. N.p., 2009. Web. 6 Dec. 2012.
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