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When I see Israeli Jews betraying their own country I try to understand how it is possible and what we, Jews outside Israel, should do, how we must behave in the same issue. By the way, I know Jews in the Soviet Union, who sent their close relatives to GULAG to save their position.
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Pipeline for predicting novel lncRNAs. (a) Initial assembly. Raw reads are first mapped onto the reference mouse genome. The un-mapped reads are trimmed before re-mapping. Merging the read alignments of all 6 replicates is to increase the read coverage. At the assembly stage, RABT generates synthetic reads from the RefSeq gene annotation to compensate the read coverage gaps over transcripts; (b) Novel lncRNAs detection. The initial assemblies are categorized by cuffcompare, compared with the combined gene annotations. The low-quality transcripts are then filtered according to the optimum FPKM (2.12). The lncRScan program is performed to detect the novel lncRNAs from the remaining high-quality assemblies according to multiple criteria.
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Small Employer Profile: The Green Grocer – "Time to Pull Back the Curtain"
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Taskforce Forum: Health Care Costs and Economic Development
Small business owners and nonprofit leaders joined a conversation with state officials on how the rising cost of health insurance is impacting small business growth. Read more.
Small Employer Taskforce Co-Chair Rob Cagnetta talked to the Providence Business News about the Health Insurance Commissioner's new Affordability Standards. Read the article at PBN.com.
Raimondo Defends Proposed Tax on Health Insurance Premiums
The Governor's budget proposal includes surcharges assessed on all small group and individual health insurance premiums to support HealthSource RI. Read the Providence Journal article.
Insurance chief holds down rate increases for R.I.
Small business owner and Taskforce member Rob Cagnetta speaks to ProJo reporter about the newly approved rates. Read the article in the Providence Journal.
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Ted Nesi talks with Taskforce member Steve Boyle of the Greater Cranston Chamber and Taskforce Coordinator Mark Gray about healthcare costs' impact on small employers. Watch the show at wpri.com
BlueCross Wants Small Employers to Pay 8% More for Health Insurance Next Year; United wants 16%
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Steve Boyle: Stop soaking R.I. small businesses for health programs
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Meeting with Head of UNFPA Representative Office
On October 6, 2015, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan Abdulaziz Kamilov received the newly appointed Head of the Representative Office of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) in Tashkent Mieko Yabutа.
On upcoming Uzbek-Lithuanian political consultations
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On participation of Delegation of Uzbekistan in the Forum "The Republic of Korea – Central Asia"
On October 4-6, 2015, the Delegation of the Republic of Uzbekistan will participate in the work of the 9th Cooperation Forum "The Republic of Korea – Central Asia" at the level of Deputy Foreign Ministers in Seoul.
In accordance with Resolution №247 1993/05/25 of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan Department of Diplomatic Service of the Ministry of Foreign affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan established in order to ensure favorable living conditions for diplomatic and other equivalent foreign representations in the Republic of Uzbekistan.
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What to Think About Machines That Think - On Sale Today!!Edge Annual Question Series [10.6.15]
Stephen Hawking recently made headlines by noting, "The development of full artificial intelligence could spell the end of the human race." Others, conversely, have trumpeted a new age of "superintelligence" in which smart devices will exponentially extend human capacities. No longer just a matter of science-fiction fantasy (2001, Blade Runner, The Terminator, Her, etc.), it is time to seriously consider the reality of intelligent technology, many forms of which are already being integrated into our daily lives. In that spirit, John Brockman, publisher of Edge.org ("the world's smartest website" —The Guardian), asked the world's most influential scientists, philosophers, and artists one of today's most consequential questions: What do you think about machines that think?
Steven Pinker considers the internal metal life of robots * Frank Tipler explains how artificial intelligence (AI) will save humanity and colonize space * Martin Rees explores why humans are merely an evolutionary stage on the path to a machine-dominated world * Nicholas Carr examines the challenges of maintaining control over machines * Daniel C. Dennett identifies the true danger of the coming technological "singularity" * Nobel Prize winner Frank Wilczek asserts that all intelligence is machine intelligence * musician Brian Eno suggests that human society remains our most powerful supercomputer * George Dyson argues that genuine creative thinking will always be analog, not digital * Alison Gopnik asks whether machines will ever be as smart as a three-year-old * Richard Thaler thinks human stupidity will always impede artificial intelligence * Wired founder Kevin Kelly calls AIs an "alien intelligence" * plus contributions from Nobel laureate John C. Mather, Matt Ridley, Freeman Dyson, Douglas Rushkoff, Helen Fisher, Sam Harris, George Church, Hans Ulrich Obrist, Esther Dyson, Nick Bostrom, and others.
Edge Master Class 2015: A Short Course in Superforecasting, Class VCondensing it All Into Four Big Problems and a Killer App Solution [9.22.15]
Edge Master Class 2015 with Philip Tetlock
— A Short Course in Superforecasting —
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Philip Tetlock: If you turn to session six, slide 117-118, you're going to see a little piece on the seductive power of scenarios. Imagine you've got one of these between subjects designs in which half of the people read the top slide, half of the people read the bottom slide, then they make a judgment about the plausibility or probability of this outcome.
Edge Master Class 2015: A Short Course in Superforecasting, Class IVSkillful Backward and Forward Reasoning in Time: Superforecasting Requires "Counterfactualizing" [9.15.15]
Edge Master Class 2015 with Philip Tetlock
— A Short Course in Superforecasting —
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Philip Tetlock: What I want to do today is three things: I want to clear up some confusion from last time about counterfactual reasoning and how it's intertwined with superforecasting; I want to link up some of the things that are in the final sets of slides on sacred values and taboo cognition and superforecasting; Then, I want to give you some examples of superforecasting in action and talk about condensing it all into four big problems and one killer app solution.
Edge Master Class 2015: A Short Course in Superforecasting, Class IIICounterfactual History: The Elusive Control Groups in Policy Debates [9.1.15]
Edge Master Class 2015 with Philip Tetlock
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Philip Tetlock: I was thinking over lunch about how to summarize or capture the essence of what went on this morning. There were certain key ideas I wanted to get across and for the most part they've gotten across, but some may have been miscommunicated a bit based on some feedback I've gotten.
You can look at the glass as either one-third full or two-thirds empty. Forecasting tournaments are in their infancy as a scientific method and as a tool for improving policy debate. We've gone through the first generation of tournaments, and we've made tangible progress. We've learned how to keep score; we have shown that it's possible to measure the accuracy of probabilistic judgments, of messy real world events; we have shown that it's possible to improve accuracy through a combination of selecting the right people, training them, teaming them, and using the right types of aggregation algorithms. Those are all achievements, but we're still far short of what I'm going to call the "Bob Axelrod ideal" of a mechanism that can guide policy with evidence based precision. I don't know if that's a fair characterization of where you would want us to be, but we're at least two-thirds short of that. We have made some progress, and we're on the right path.
Edge Master Class 2015: A Short Course in Superforecasting, Class IITournaments: Prying Open Closed Minds in Unnecessarily Polarized Debates [8.24.15]
Edge Master Class 2015 with Philip Tetlock
— A Short Course in Superforecasting —
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Philip Tetlock: I thought it might be a good idea before we go into the quality of questions that are input into tournaments to say a few more words about the nature of the Good Judgment Project and what it meant to win the forecasting tournament, how it won the forecasting tournament, and what inferences you might or might not want to draw from victory in forecasting tournaments in general.
If you were to turn to slide twenty-eight in the book, it raises the question, how much can the Good Judgment Project improve foresight?
Office For Anticipating Surprise[8.14.15]
To enter or not to enter? Obama's choice before the capture of Bin Laden. Scene from the film Zero Dark Thirty. Photo: Jonathan Olley
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For the psychology professor Philip Tetlock, the hunt for Osama Bin Laden is a classic example of the insufficiency of secret-service agencies. When Barack Obama gave the green light for that operation four years ago, he knew he was making one of the most difficult decisions in his life—one that would not only mean life or death for those involved, but also sway the course of history and help determine his legacy. The prognoses offered by the secret-service agencies were inconclusive: some put the likelihood for success at 40%, others at 80%. In the movie based on this operation, Zero Dark Thirty, the CIA agent Maya insists she is 100% certain of success. In reality, Obama determined the chances stood at fifty-fifty and gave the green light against the advice of his secretary of defense.
In Tetlock's view, such imprecisions present an unacceptable risk. Forecasts alleging complete certainty are, of course, unscientific. But Tetlock argues that a historic decision must not be based on imprecise reports. While Obama may have enjoyed luck on a historic scale, with his special task force finding Bin Laden and killing him, Tetlock insists that the work of secret-service agencies must change—fundamentally.
Since the eighties Tetlock has worked on precisely this endeavor. For four years now he has pursued research at the University of Pennsylvania at the behest of the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity (IARPA), which the NSA and the CIA, together with fourteen other American secret-service agencies, established in 2006, in order to develop new methods for secret-service work in the post-9/11 era. Among IARPA's divisions are the Office for Anticipating Surprise, the Office of Smart Collection, and the Office of Incisive Analysis.
Psychologists' "forecasting tournaments" capture the interest of the NSA and the CIA
This past weekend Tetlock met with twenty scientists and engineers on a vineyard north of San Francisco. Two European journalists were invited; otherwise, the meeting was closed to the public. Tetlock wanted to discuss the results of his Good Judgment Project, which he has worked on for 24 years. The scientists discuss the project under ideal circumstances: sheltered from the summer heat in the cool living room of a stately Victorian house. With palms in the garden, a front porch and wainscoting, the house exudes colonial splendor. The air is redolent with the rose beds in front of the windows and the precious woods of the furniture. The host is John Brockman of Edge Foundation, Inc. (http://edge.org), which is the best network for such debates in the country. That explains the presence of such intellectual heavyweights as the Nobel Laureate in Economics Daniel Kahneman, the political scientist and National Medal of Science winner Robert Axelrod, the political scientist Margaret Levi, and Google Vice President Salar Kamangar. It isn't easy to hold one's own in such a group. Kahneman in particular, the cleverest of them all, is skeptical.
Tetlock begins by recounting the history of the Good Judgment Project. In 1984 he began holding "forecasting tournaments" in which selected candidates are asked questions about the course of events. In the wake of a natural disaster, what policies will be changed in the United States? When will North Korea test nuclear weapons? Candidates examine the questions in teams. They are not necessarily experts, but attentive, shrewd citizens. One of the best forecasters so far is Bill Flack, a former official of the U.S. Department of Agriculture from Nebraska.
The Next Wave[7.16.15]
This can't be the end of human evolution. We have to go someplace else.
It's quite remarkable. It's moved people off of personal computers. Microsoft's business, while it's a huge monopoly, has stopped growing. There was this platform change. I'm fascinated to see what the next platform is going to be. It's totally up in the air, and I think that some form of augmented reality is possible and real. Is it going to be a science-fiction utopia or a science-fiction nightmare? It's going to be a little bit of both.
JOHN MARKOFF is a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist who covers science and technology for The New York Times. His most recent book is the forthcoming Machines of Loving Grace: The Quest for Common Ground Between Humans and Robots. John Markoff's Edge Bio Page
I'm in an interesting place in my career, and it's an interesting time in Silicon Valley. I grew up in Silicon Valley, but it's something I've been reporting about since 1977, which is this Moore's Law acceleration. Over the last five years, another layer has been added to the Moore's Law discussion, with Kurzweil and people like him arguing that we're on the brink of self-aware machines. Just recently, Gates and Musk and Hawking have all been saying that this is an existential threat to humankind. I simply don't see it. If you begin to pick it apart, their argument and the fundamental argument of Silicon Valley, it's all about this exponential acceleration that comes out of the semiconductor industry. I suddenly discovered it was over.
Now, it may not be over forever, but it's clearly paused. All the things that have been driving everything that I do, the kinds of technology that have emerged out of here that have changed the world, have ridden on the fact that the cost of computing doesn't just fall, it falls at an accelerating rate. And guess what? In the last two years, the price of each transistor has stopped falling. That's a profound moment.
Edge Master Class 2015: Philip Tetlock: A Short Course in Superforecasting
On the weekend of July 30th, Edge convened one of its "Master Classes." In the past, these classes have featured short courses taught by people such as psychologist and Nobel Laureate Daniel Kahneman ("A Short Course in Thinking About Thinking"); behavioral economists Richard Thaler and Sendhil Mullainathan, again with Kahneman ("A Short Course in Behavioral Economics"); and genomic researchers George Church and J. Craig Venter ("A Short Course on Synthetic Genomics").
This year, the psychologist and social scientist Philip E. Tetlock presented the findings based on his work on forecasting as part of the Good Judgment Project. In 1984, Tetlock began holding "forecasting tournaments" in which selected candidates were asked questions about the course of events: In the wake of a natural disaster, what policies will be changed in the United States? When will North Korea test nuclear weapons? Candidates examine the questions in teams. They are not necessarily experts, but attentive, shrewd citizens.
Steven Pinker, who has written about Tetlock's work on Superforecasting, noted that "Tetlock is one of the very, very best minds in the social sciences today. He has come up with one brilliant idea after another, and superforecasting is no exception. Everyone agrees that the way to know if an idea is right is to see whether it accurately predicts the future. But which ideas, which methods, which people have an actual, provable track record of non-obvious predictions vindicated by the course of events? The answers will surprise you, and have radical implications for politics, policy, journalism, education, and even epistemology—how we can best gain knowledge about the world we live in."
Among Tetlock's "students" at the Edge weekend were many intellectual heavyweights including political scientist and National Medal of Science winner Robert Axelrod; psychologist, Nobel Laureate, and recipient of the 2013 Presidential Medal of Freedom Daniel Kahneman; the political scientist and Director of Stanford's CASBS Margaret Levi; Google Senior Vice President Salar Kamangar; psychologist and National Medal of Science winner Anne Treisman; Roboticist Rodney Brooks, former head of MIT's Computer Science Lab; W. Daniel Hillis, pioneer in massively parallel computation; medical inventor Dean Kamen; and Peter Lee, Corporate Vice President, Microsoft Research, overseeing MSR NExT.
Over the weekend in Napa, Tetlock held five classes, which are being presented by Edge in their entirety (8.5 hours of video and audio) along with accompanying transcripts (61,000 words). Commenting on the event, one of the participants wrote:
"The interesting thing is that this is not about a latest trend that might scale in one or two years, but about real change that might take a decade or two. Also, these masterclasses are not only much more profound than any of the conferences popularizing contemporary intellectualism. The possibility to spend that much time with the clairvoyants in a setting like this also gives you a sense of community so much greater than any of the advertised."
John Brockman
Editor, Edge
PHILIP E. TETLOCK, Political and Social Scientist, is the Annenberg University Professor at the University of Pennsylvania, with appointments in Wharton, psychology and political science. He is co-leader of the Good Judgment Project, a multi-year forecasting study, the author of Expert Political Judgment and (with Aaron Belkin) Counterfactual Thought Experiments in World Politics, and co-author (with Dan Gardner) of Superforecasting: The Art & Science of Prediction (forthcoming, US, Crown, September 29th; UK, Random House, September 24th). Further reading on Edge: "How To Win At Forecasting: A Conversation with Philip Tetlock" (December 6, 2012). Philip Tetlock's Edge Bio Page.


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Without communication with North Korean officials or the opportunity to visit the site - both of which Shao has requested - there is no way to tell why the trees had been removed. Shao speculated that the land may be used for agriculture since North Korea suffers severe food shortages.
"I don't really understand what's going on in the nature area," Shao said. "They may want to grow something, or they may just want the timber."
Forest on the China side, in the Changbaishan Biosphere Reserve, also was damaged, but not by logging. Overharvesting of pine nuts damaged nearly every pine tree in certain zones of the reserve and all but eliminated a food source for about 22 species of forest wildlife. Pine seed harvesting in the biosphere was banned in 2007, but pine tree populations declined because of the harvesting.
Shao said he would continue to monitor the biospheres for changes in the landscape using remote sensing data and that he hopes the study will shed light on deforestation issues in East Asia. He said it is urgent to develop cross-border strategies that can combat both detectable and hidden degradations to preserve forests of ecological importance.
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Marketers can learn important lessons from the spectacular demise of Excite@Home.
The collapse of Excite@Home and the demise of so many other broadband companies provide evidence of a very simple truth: Currently not enough consumers are willing to pay for broadband to create a viable marketplace.
Broadband is great in theory but woeful in practice. It has been the subject of extraordinary evangelism and hype over the last 10 years. Those promoting broadband have talked glowingly of everything from virtual reality to video on demand to interactive games to businesses zipping around megabytes of data in seconds.
What the broadband industry and its promoters have signally failed to recognize is the cost of providing such broadband access at the existing level of demand. The basic reality is that it is currently too expensive to provide broadband. Broadband gives you a Rolls-Royce Internet. The vast majority of us cannot afford that.
From the broadband fiasco we can learn some very important lessons. First, fast is rarely cheaper and isn't always better. For much of the '90s, the technology industry and the media that fed off it behaved like they were taking vast quantities of heavy-duty, mind-expanding drugs. Everything was about speed. As we see today, when fast companies such as Excite@Home and Enron crash, they crash spectacularly.
The need for speed and change became an almost religious mantra among many technology pundits. Broadband was the only thing that mattered. In fact, many pushed to design broadband-friendly Web sites because they fervently believed that broadband was just around the corner.
The second lesson is to believe it only when you see it. The Web needs to be treated as what it is, not as what technologists and graphic designers feel it should be. People with this broadband mentality simply cannot accept that this revolutionary Web is in fact a boring old library -- a very, very big, boring old library.
With this broadband mentality, people skim across the surface of the Web, trying to make it all shiny, fancy, and hip. This has led to the development of millions of Web sites that suck. These Web sites try so hard to be glossy magazines or spectacular TV ads. They have failed miserably.
Study after study show that people who use the Web from every continent on this planet don't want flashy Web sites. They want functional Web sites, with pages that download quickly. They want Web sites that have comprehensive information that is well organized. They want effective search engines. They want quality support. They want purchase processes that are simple and robust.
None of these things -- the things that people really want from the Web -- require broadband. Those who have chased the broadband rainbow have failed to recognize the riches that can be gained from simply laid-out, well-organized Web sites.
These people belong to the Macromedia Flash generation. According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, "flash" is about creating "a vulgar ostentatious display." The Web is a digital library. Web site design should be taken away from flashy graphic designers; it should be snatched out of the hands of marketers and advertising executives whose brains whir with images from TV and glossy magazines.
A Web site that works requires people with librarian skills (information architects) who know how to organize content. It needs editors who can deliver the right content. It needs people who can write for the Web.
Web site design is about comprehensive content, great organization (metadata, classification, navigation, search), and a simple, clear, readable layout. You don't need broadband to accomplish any of these things.
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