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Assemblywoman Cheryl Brown (D-San Bernardino), a Democrat facing a tough re-election campaign against progressive candidate Eloise Reyes, looks to be getting a boost from some major business groups.
In a new filing Wednesday, Chevron Corp., the California Apartment Assn. and the California Dental Assn. disclosed dropping $1.75 million into a committee account and spending several thousand dollars on mailers, research and consulting fees. Brown is the only candidate listed on the filing.
The committee, Keeping Californians Working, has received contributions from the insurance industry and real estate interests in the past.
The financial reports detailed campaign contributions and spending within the first three months of 2016.
Wyman, a Tehachapi businessman who along with 23 others is running to replace Sen. Barbara Boxer, did not return calls and emails to his campaign Friday.
Picus, a San Francisco teacher challenging House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, said his campaign received a lot of donations right before the filing deadline and had trouble completing the report. He said it would be filed Friday evening.
Citing the failure of the state Legislature to act, Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom said Thursday that he has collected 600,000 signatures of California voters to qualify a gun control initiative for the November ballot.
"We're there. This is going to be on the November ballot," Newsom said Thursday. "Over 600,000 registered voters want to take some bold action on gun safety."
Newsom's campaign plans to begin delivering signatures tomorrow to county clerks for verification. If at least 365,880 signatures are found to be valid, the measure will qualify for the ballot.
A "Bernie Bash" concert will be held at Los Angeles' Teragram Ballroom on Sunday. Tickets are $20 and $35. All proceeds will go to Bernie Sanders.
Rep. Ami Bera and 15 members of the California delegation are pushing the heads of California Health and Human Services and the California Health Benefit Exchange in a letter to address a computer glitch that is terminating Covered California Care for pregnant women.
California Healthline/Kaiser Health News reported April 18 that about 1,900 women across the state have been automatically transferred from the Covered California health insurance exchange to Medi-Cal since October, even though they were supposed to have the option to stay with Covered California. The article appeared in the Sacramento Bee.
Amy Palmer, the agency's director of communications, told the Bee that the problem was caused by a computer glitch that will not be fixed until September.
Amid concern over the months-long leaking of natural gas in Aliso Canyon near Los Angeles, the Assembly on Thursday formally approved strict rules preventing injection of new gas into old wells until experts determine the operations are safe.
Assembly members approved a bill that sets specific tests that must be conducted before such work can be undertaken.
The move comes in response to the leak that began in October at the Southern California Gas Co. facility in the area.
Calling Donald Trump and Sen. Ted Cruz "wildly extreme and dangerous," billionaire activist Tom Steyer is launching a weekend blitz of TV advertising that uses the presidential candidates' views on climate change as an incentive for voter registration.
"These are two of the most dangerous men in America," Steyer said in an interview Thursday, as his 30-second commercial hit the airwaves.
The ad, being run on televisions stations around the state, features clips of Cruz and Trump as they have taken aim at the scientific evidence pointing to climate change and those who have called for urgent efforts to combat it.
The congressional campaign of state Sen. Isadore Hall (D-Compton) got some help from Long Beach billboard company Bulletin Displays earlier this month.
The company reported an independent expenditure of $42,875 to pay for billboards supporting Hall's candidacy.
Too bad they misspelled Hall's name on the federal filing reporting the expense, referring to him as "Isahore."
After years of gridlock, a bill that would help legalize Internet poker in California advanced out of a legislative committee on Wednesday after its author said there has been "serious progress toward consensus" between many competing interests in the gambling industry.
The measure by Assemblyman Adam Gray (D-Merced) would allow Internet poker websites to be operated by Native American tribes that operate casinos in partnerships with card clubs. Federal approval would also be required.
It would give at least $60 million annually to the horse-racing industry to compensate it for being excluded from Internet poker and for losing revenue to tribal gambling casinos. The provision on subsidizing the horse-race industry removes one stumbling block that has prevented an agreement in the past.


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The MFA introduces its new wing
Rev. Peter J. Gomes says a prayer during the dedication ceremony. (David L. Ryan / Globe Staff)
Five minutes after giving stirring speeches this morning at the dedication ceremony for the Museum of Fine Arts's new Art of the Americas Wing, both Senator Scott Brown and his "good friend" Congressman Michael Capuano drove off in private cars. Brown's mode of transport was not a truck: it was a sporty red Pontiac. Capuano was in a shiny white SUV.
They're busy men. But their speeches in praise of the new wing seemed sincere, and so did Mayor Thomas Menino's.
The wing, designed by Norman Foster, is finally opened, and although there is still work being done on the other side of the museum, everything now feels locked in place. The museum is now, as the senator said, "beautifully balanced."
The new wing will open to the general public Nov. 20.
It was also beautifully lighted. The sun poured in through the shaded glass ceiling of the massive new courtyard, where members of the press, as well as museum trustees and museum staff, were gathered for the dedication ceremony.
More than $500 million was raised for the new building project (including funds for the museum's endowment). "25,000 people, rich and poor, contributed to that campaign," said MFA director, Malcolm Rogers. "How do you think I feel about that fact alone?" he asked.
Prior to festivities, Rogers had given Senator Brown a five-minute private tour of several of the galleries. He saw the Sargents and Copleys, and was particularly impressed, Rogers told me afterward, by the Salon style hang on level 3, which displays landscapes by 19th century painters.
Capuano spoke about passing by the MFA as a younger man and feeling shut out. "It had a sign in front of it that said, 'You are not welcome here.'"
"Malcolm Rogers and the museum's board of trustees have taken down that sign. They have made it clear that you are welcome here."
Other people who spoke included Rogers himself, and the new wing's architect, Sir Norman Foster.
The mood was celebratory in the shining new courtyard. People were nodding when Brown, who described himself as coming "from a family of artists," said, "It feels good."
Sunday, the museum opens for MFA members — some 60,000 households — and then Nov. 20, it opens to the general public.
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Approximately one month ago, over one thousand rank-and-file members of the Amalgamated Transit Union Local 113 attended a general membership meeting of the union in order to voice indignation with their elected leadership. This indignation was the result of a crisis that has enveloped the union over the past several months. The members present at this meeting sent both a clear message of no confidence in the Executive Board (EB) and a desire for new elections. However, this demand for new elections has not been realized, as the right to recall of elected officers does not currently exist in the union local's by-laws or within the ATU's General Constitution.
In response, a group of grassroots ATU workers gathered in the weeks after the general membership meeting (including the author of this article), and through discussion decided to craft an amendment to the by-laws in which the right to recall will be proposed at this weekend's upcoming general meeting (Sunday, April 23rd @ 10:00 am). This is the logical next step in the struggle for accountability and democracy within our local. Those of us involved with this effort look forward to it being brought to a vote, which should occur one month later at the May membership meeting. The time between the April and May meetings will allow for a period of discussion and consideration to occur among the membership.
At the time of the March membership meeting, there were some signs that the EB was responding to the pressure of the rank and file. Kevin Morton, the acting Secretary-Treasurer, for example, promised in an interview with the Globe and Mail that there would be an investigation into board members who may have supported Kinnear's disaffiliation attempt. The EB also released a seven-point plan in the aftermath of the meeting which was designed, in the board's own words, to "regain the trust" of the membership. Since then, however, we've seen more of the same dishonesty that was responsible for this leadership losing the members' trust in the first place.
For example, the executive board condemned a report released by Canadian Labour Congress investigator Barry Thorsteinson on the crisis as being biased. While it may be the case that the CLC's hands are not entirely clean of the scandal within the ATU, the report makes strong allegations, with supporting evidence included, that other board members did at some point support Kinnear and his disaffiliation attempt. This is passed over in silence by the EB. Similarly, there has been no further mention of the investigation into board member's conduct since Morton made the promise over a month ago. This suggests that the EB members have closed ranks around themselves. Why? It was clear at the March general meeting that the membership weren't going to be satisfied with just a sacrificial lamb or two out of such an 'investigation' - they wanted the entire EB to be held accountable.
If there is one positive development to have come out of the crisis, it is that the rank-and-file of ATU Local 113 have awoken and are asserting themselves in the union. Over the years, the various leaders that have come and gone have done little to engage the members in the activity of the union, and a culture of passivity and bureaucratic control from above has developed as a result. Now, it could be said that a mood of dissatisfaction did already exist among the ranks prior to the current crisis, associated with the inability of the leadership to stand up and fight the employer and the government. Such a mood, however, had not yet developed to the point where the workers felt like they had to get up and do something about it. This has now changed.
Several groups of rank-and-file members have already been formed in response to these events with the purpose of organizing within the union for change. In the case of the group this author is involved with, we have organized specifically with the idea of rediscovering the traditions of militant, grassroots union democracy, which form the foundation upon which the labour movement has in the past been built. We believe that militancy and democracy in the union is the only way to build a strong union movement that can defeat concessions, outsourcing and restrictions on workers rights. We plan to hold regular monthly meetings going forward, and any rank-and-file Local 113 member who is interested is welcome to get involved.
As important as it is for the grassroots to get organized within the union going into the future, this by itself is no substitute for proper leadership. This is the most immediate problem that must be resolved at the present moment. It is especially pressing in light of the fact that the current contract Local 113 has with the TTC is set to expire in just about a year. As the company may press for serious concessions this time around, it is imperative that the members have an executive board in place that they can trust to lead the fight at the bargaining table, and on the picket lines, if necessary.
There is a pressing need for the right to recall to be asserted within the union. Recall is a traditional demand of the movement for rank-and-file democracy within the workers movement. It ensures that the leadership is accountable to the membership and that the views of the rank-and-file are driving the direction of the union as a whole. When workers feel they have control over their union, there will be a greater involvement in general members meetings and more rank-and-file activism. Greater participation in the union benefits and strengthens the membership as a whole.As the confidence of the members in the current EB has been shaken due to its recent conduct, so we should have the ability to select a new EB in whom we can place our confidence going forward. The membership should have the right to choose who stays and who goes, and those currently in office should have to justify themselves to the members if they wish to stay on.
It is with all the above in mind that the following by-law amendment will be moved this Sunday:
To be inserted as a new section (#7) - named 'Recall' - under Article V - Elections
Any member in good standing who has collected a signed petition of members in good standing (including full names and badge numbers) amounting to at least five percent (5%) or one hundred (100), whichever is greater, of those members represented by a particular Union Officer or multiple Officers, may motion at a General Meeting for the recall of said Officer(s) prior to the expiration of their term(s) in office. Such a motion plus petition must be submitted in writing and be read at two General Meetings of the Local Union before adoption. At the second reading, a vote shall be taken of those members in attendance represented by the named Officer(s), and that vote shall require a two-thirds majority in favour of recall in order for the motion to be adopted. If adopted, the aforementioned office(s) shall be deemed vacant, and the vacanc(ies) shall be filled in accordance with Section 2(d) of Article V of the By-Laws and Section 14.10 of the ATU Constitution and General Laws. As the named Officer(s) will be considered to have been 'recalled' at this point, as opposed to having 'resigned', said Officer(s) will remain eligible to run in the resulting election for the unexpired term of the same office. Only one recall motion per term will be allowed per Officer.


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What the Hadith says
Why Hadith?
Definition of "hadith:"
Obligations of Jihad in the name of God.
Muslim jurists have outlined ways to perform the Jihad obligation. These are:
The first Jihad deals with the devil in oneself. It requires one's self-control or restraint. The second obligation is of war and is most concerned with fighting pagans and polytheists, war waged in the way of God (Allah). The third obligations deal with enjoining right and correcting wrong.
The Prophet, when selecting a commander over an army would instruct him to fear God (Allah) in relationship to himself and the treatment of the soldiers. Then he would say:
"Fight in the name of God (Allah) and in the path of God (Allah); do not cheat, do not break trust, do not mutilate, do not kill minors."
"O you who believe! Avoid much suspicion, in deeds some suspicions are sins. And spy not neither backbite one another. Would one of you like to eat the flesh of his dead brother? You would hate it (so hate backbiting). And fear Allah, verily, Allah is the one who accepts repentance, Most Merciful" (Al-Hujuraat 49: 12)
Jihad within oneself.
On returning from a military campaign, the Prophet said to his followers:
"We have returned from the minor jihad to the major jihad - the struggle of the individual with his own self."
"The best (Jihad) is (to speak) a word of justice to an oppressive ruler." - Sunan of Abu-Dawood, Hadith 2040
Reward of doing jihad in the cause of Allah.
In the two Sahihs (of Al-Bukhari and Muslim), it has been narrated on the authority of Sahl ibn Sa`d (may Allah be pleased with him) that the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said:
"To guard Muslims from disbelievers in Allah's Cause for one day is better than the world and whatever is on it, and a place in Paradise as small as that occupied by the whip of one of you is better than the world and whatever is on it; and a morning's or an evening's journey which a slave (of Allah) travels in Allah's Cause is better than the world and whatever is on it."
On the authority of Abu Hurayrah (may Allah be pleased with him) who reported that the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said:
"The likeness of the Mujahid in the Cause of Allah – and Allah knows best who really strives in His Cause – is like a person who fasts and prays steadfastly. Allah guarantees that He will admit the Mujahid to Paradise if he dies in His Cause, otherwise He will return him to his home while being unscathed, rewarded, and with booty." (Reported by Muslim in his Sahih)
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"Allah has guaranteed that one who goes out to fight in His cause while believing in Him and affirming the truth of His Messengers, will either be admitted to Paradise or returned to his home from where he set out with a reward or (his share of) booty."


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I´ve only read one book by astronomer Carl E. Sagan: Cosmos, this was a gift I had from one of my best friends.
It is still inside a box in my native city, and though I have seen it many times on the bookshelves at the library, I don´t buy it again, thinking that the concepts are too old, and the amazing pictures can be better seen at Google Earth, just to start with.
Today, I´ve been reading this review by Tim Radford, the science columnist at Guardian.co.UK, here, some excerpts:
Carl Sagan. From thefamouspeople.com
¨Carl Sagan published The Demon-Haunted World in 1996, in a very different world. Cellphones were used only for phone calls and most people didn't have one; the circulations of newspapers were counted in millions and cynics said the world wide web was a passing craze. (.....)
Sagan spent most of his life taking other people seriously: he considered their fears, anxieties and obsessions; he understood the appeal of easy explanations and glib answers; and he made it his business to present the reality of the cosmos to readers and listeners in language that they could enjoy.
He did not expect people to know the facts of science – and he was conscious of science's own occasional complacencies – but he did want people to understand the substance of science: the notion that startling claims should be supported by evidence that can be tested and challenged. He enjoyed writing for the magazine Parade, which was syndicated to more than half of all US newspapers, because through it he had access to 80 million readers. He also enjoyed addressing the marvels of the world and the things ordinary Americans wanted to marvel at: these were not necessarily identical.
Many of the chapters in this book were originally written for Parade, which is why, even though we need people like Sagan more than ever, it has an oddly dated feel. This sense of being caught up in the receding past is simply explained: in the decade before the publication of The Demon-Haunted World, many Americans believed that they were at risk of alien abduction. Little green creatures with cadaverous faces might whisk them up into spaceships, penetrate their torsos and collect their vital bodily fluids before returning them to their beds in perfect condition. (....)
When this book first appeared, aliens were still reportedly creating crop circles in England and committing improper acts on mysteriously unmarked adults in America. A few years later, Ming the Merciless and his minions had boarded their flying saucers and fled: vampires and werewolves and other grisly phenomena had begun to displace aliens, joined by the psychokinetic athletes, crystal therapists, faith healers and spiritualists who feed on fascination with the unknown. (...)
After reading a book like this, scepticism seems a warm, positive thing: a tool with which to expose the real wonder of the world around us, as well as to dismiss the delusions. In the course of enjoyable dissections of human folly, he tells some lovely anecdotes. He is confident enough to tease the Dalai Lama; he is aware enough to speak knowledgeably about Leviticus, Exodus, Numbers and the Gospels; and he takes aim at embedded attitudes in American and other cultures that dismiss education and reject systematic curiosity.
His range of reference is phenomenal. In one essay he illuminates US constitutional history at the time of Thomas Jefferson; witchcraft trials of Wurzburg, Germany, in 1631; the manipulation of historic memory in Russia under Stalin (he confesses to smuggling Trotsky's History of the Russian Revolution into the USSR); the monopoly of media ownership; Linus Pauling and the test ban treaty of 1963; and Edward Teller's enthusiasm for the hydrogen bomb.
Nor is he afraid of going back to the things that matter, arguing in the next essay that Thomas Jefferson "believed that the habit of scepticism is an essential prerequisite for responsible citizenship. He argued that the cost of education is trivial compared to the cost of ignorance, of leaving government to the wolves."
He may not always be right (he says that the word "demon" means knowledge in Greek, although the Oxford Dictionary of Etymology says it means genius, or divinity) but he is always on the right side: the side of generosity, freedom, tolerance and scholarship. (....)


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Can a (Chicago) TAXI be Uber? It's a provocative question that many people thought Uber would never ask. Everyone thinks that Uber is the anti-TAXI, in a battle against an old system, fighting for innovation, competition and free enterprise. Though that makes for exciting and controversial headlines, it's just not what drives us.
Uber is "Everyone's Private Driver." Our sights are set on revolutionizing the personal transportation industry – boldly innovating so that cities are easier places to get around. To date, that has meant connecting cities' residents with high-end personal transportation services, but giving riders choice in quality and price has long been part of our mission.
So what does that mean? It means that we have been asking ourselves whether Uber can provide a less expensive service that merges our renowned quality processes with the power of choice for the consumer – creating the best quality for every price point. As many of our riders and fans know, we're tech and math geeks and so, we like running experiments to test our hypotheses. Our first experiment in the arena of a lower-cost Uber is going to be TAXIS in Chicago.
Why Chicago? Chicago has a combination of significant TAXI capacity (50% more cabs per capita than NYC) and incredibly low prices – 2nd lowest in the country, offering potentially high availability at a great price point. For the consumer: imagine if you could conveniently and reliably request a high quality TAXI from your phone without getting out your wallet. For the Chicago TAXI driver: imagine if you could get several extra trips per day and get guaranteed tips for being good at what you do.
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PHILADELPHIA — Dodgers manager Don Mattingly has apparently seen enough of Matt Kemp in center field.
Mattingly has not started Kemp in any of the three games in Philadelphia this weekend, opting for the better defensive player in Andre Ethier. Kemp might not be returning to center field any time soon. Mattingly said Sunday that Kemp will start working out in left field when the Dodgers return to Los Angeles on Monday.
"Here's where we're going with Matt — we're going to start working Matt a little bit in left field," Mattingly said, adding that Kemp would also continue to work in center field.
"We're just feeling – give him more time to really get healthy. Not that he's not healthy, but just to get all the way back. We feel like it's best at this point to get some work in left field and continue to work in center as he kind of gets back to 100 percent/100 percent, getting back to where he was a couple years ago."
Kemp's mobility has not returned to that level since microfracture surgery on the talus bone in his left ankle last October. He has made four errors in center field and his defensive ratings rank among the worst in the majors for a center fielder.
Kemp has been exclusively a center fielder since playing seven games in right field during the 2009 season. That position now belongs to Yasiel Puig. Kemp has not played left field since making 11 appearances there during his first big-league season in 2006.
Meanwhile, Hanley Ramirez is out of the lineup for a third consecutive game due to soreness in his calf. Mattingly said Ramirez will likely undergoing testing when the Dodgers get back to Los Angeles on Monday.
Today's lineups:
2B Dee Gordon
LF Carl Crawford
RF Yasiel Puig
1B Adrian Gonzalez
CF Andre Ethier
3B Justin Turner
C Drew Butera
SS Erisbel Arruebarrena
RHP Josh Beckett (2-1, 2.89)
CF Ben Revere
SS Jimmy Rollins
2B Chase Utley
1B Ryan Howard
RF Marlon Byrd
LF Dominic Brown
C Wil Nieves
3B Cesar Hernandez
RHP A.J. Burnett (3-3, 3.32)


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If women's participation in the global workforce rises by 25 per cent by 2025 – adding 100 million more women – the global economy will be boosted by $1 trillion, according to modelling from the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD).
The health of the global economy is important; but just as important is the workforce diversity that allows enterprises to reflect and represent the broader community more realistically. Giving women a voice ensures that businesses canvass a broader range of issues – delivering a more nuanced understanding of the needs and desires of consumers. Everybody benefits.
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On a recent visit to Australia, Bea shared some of her insights about the importance and impact of greater workplace diversity. "I was one of the founding members of our Women's Leadership Council in 2007, and it and Women's Linc are great ways for Coca-Cola women to connect with and help each other," she said. "I'm passionate about advancing the conversation around women's leadership."
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Bea also understands the challenges that women can face as they meld family and private commitments with a corporate career. She says that women need to be aware that success can take many different forms.
"There's no straight path to success," Bea said. "In life, we may have a clear plan on how to achieve what we have defined as success. What we tend to forget is that our plans may change. There is no shame in taking a step back or making a lateral move if that means you gain an excellent experience that can help you in the long run."
"And sometimes we not only take a step back – sometimes we fall. All successful people do. That's how you learn and grow. What matters is how you respond to challenge and what you make of the situation. What people will remember is that you got back up and continued climbing. Isn't it true that as children we learned to walk and run, but sometimes we stumbled and skinned our knees?"
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Mesothelioma is a cancer unique to asbestos exposure that manifests in the mesothelium, a two-layer membrane that surrounds and protects the body's internal organs. Scientists theorize that asbestos fibers lodge in the mesothelium, irritating cells and causing them to become cancerous. Pleural mesothelioma, affects the lining of the chest wall and cavity and is the most common form. Mesothelioma may also develop in the pericardium (lining of the heart), peritoneum (lining of the stomach and abdomen) and testes. Symptoms of mesothelioma, which may not show up for decades after exposure, include breathing difficulties, back pain, fever, persistent cough, weight loss, nausea, fatigue, and chest pain. Treatment options exist, so it is critical that people who have been exposed to asbestos be checked by their physician, even if they are not exhibiting any symptoms.
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Exposure to asbestos can cause lung cancer in addition to mesothelioma. Asbestos fibers once inhaled cannot be eliminated by the body, and thus remain in the lungs. Smokers who have been exposed to asbestos are believed to be up to 90 times more likely to develop lung cancer than nonsmokers who were not exposed to asbestos. Asbestos lung cancer generally begins in the main bronchial tubes, but can also start in the trachea, bronchioles, and alveoli. As with mesothelioma, asbestos-related lung cancer victims may not have any symptoms until years or decades after their exposure. In addition to the same symptoms of mesothelioma, people diagnosed with lung cancer may experience hemoptysis (coughing up blood). If you know that you have been exposed to asbestos, you should see your physician immediately.
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A Texan man is suing an American car dealer after he spotted his old Ford pick-up truck was being used by Isis (IS) fighters in Syria.
Mark Oberholtzer sold the the F-250 in October 2013 but found out its unlikely journey to the jihadi battlefield last year when he noticed photos of the vehicle – which was bearing the logo of his Mark-1 Plumbing company – circling on social media.
Court papers say Oberholtzer handed the vehicle over to AutoNation Ford Gulf Freeway in Houston as part-exchange for a new one. As the paperwork was being finalised Oberholtzer's son started peeling off the logo on the truck before the salesman told him to stop because it would harm the paint, reported the New York Times.
The truck, which still had the logo on, was shipped to Mersin, in Turkey, then one month later it crossed the border into Syria and into the hands of IS (Daesh). The terror group then converted it into a rear-mounted anti-aircraft gun.
Oberholtzer was unaware of the truck's new terrorist owners until he saw photos of it on social media, and he is now suing AutoNation for $1m (£664,000) claiming that its failure to remove the company logo lost him business.
As well as the the reputed financial loss, Oberholtzer has been the victims of thousands of harassing and threatening phone calls, with accusations that he supported terrorists. His staff and family members have also been subject to threatening calls.
After the news story appeared on the satirical US show the Colbert Report, Oberholtzer received between 100 and 200 calls a day with callers claiming he was "un-American" for selling the truck to Isis.


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Where can we live?- Electro Magnetically Sensitive people Speak Out
Welcome to Inter Occupies continuing shows on Electro Magnetic Radiation and microwave dangers. We have been getting educated on the dangers of how these frequencies effect people and environments and how this danger is increases through time.
I was setting up a new Group Interaction site on Facebook, EMF Harm International, (link: https://www.facebook.com/groups/EMFHarm/), when I came across a Group, called "Electrical Sensitivity Support Group". Upon reviewing this group's 158 people's postings, I became frighteningly aware of the mounting danger we have ahead of us as a world. Of a world where no one can live, where the damage of the technology we are addicted to, not only destroys us, but tortures us – and becomes an unbearable place to live … where the greed of people who make billions of dollars from us on technological, microwave devices, have burdened and enslaved us with no place to run and no place to hide… and with no place to live.
I'm including a 7-minute trailer from a new Swedish documentary, "Where Can We Live? About 2 women with electro sensitivity who each had to give up city-life and careers, and move to the country: a post by Kim Goldberg,an author- who is presently writing a book on this subject.
Please join us, we need your participation in understanding what it feels like to live with electromagnetic hypersensitivity and how it has effected your life.- and how it is effecting millions of other people.
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As our activist community grows bigger, we need more participants who want to help us educate others. We also would like to set-up regional networks for those in need to contact us on a help Line, do research, do activism, and start locating and congregating to Safe living zones. We now have a video from Kriston Fisher- a newscaster from WUSA, who has done a segment on Electro Sensitive people looking for safe living zones. You will see that link on our Hub.
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In the early days of FLG, we used to use these metal ammo cans in our sculptures to house electronics.
But in the 11 years since the Serpent was born, we've had to open them up and dig around in them to fix stuff enough times that we're ready to upgrade to an easier layout/configuration. Maybe something that's more environment-proof. In subsequent sculptures we've been using Pelican cases, and more recently a similar brand called Seahorse boxes. Since we're redoing all of Snakey's electronics, it was time to source some new relay boxes.
A quick Amazon search yielded our replacement items; we knew it instantly when we saw the picture. We were so excited, we could only communicate in frantic pointing and yelping. When they arrived in the mail, they came in this packaging:
And they are EVERYTHING WE COULD HOPE FOR.
We set to work carving out their side walls to house our panel mount connectors.
PINK BOXES YOU GUYS. It's like they KNEW. Come see the Serpent Mother at Beakerhead this September and you too will know our glee.


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The Foxboro Hot Tubs make live debut in Arkansas
Green Day played their first official gig in nearly three years last night (May 19) as their not-so secret alter egos The Foxboro Hot Tubs made their live debut at Juanita's Cantina Ballroom in Little Rock, Arkansas.
Following two secret warm-up shows, Billie Joe Armstrong – who introduced himself as the "Reverend Strychnine Twitch" – declared the show the "official kick-off" of the Foxboro Hot Tubs' tour.
Official or not, the band played a stirring set, playing all 13 of the Foxboro Hot Tubs garage rock inspired songs and several covers.
Armstrong took the stage with a big mop of curly, blonde hair, a faux furr-lined brown jacket, a Foxboro Hot Tubs t-shirt and a mess of chains and necklaces around his neck.
The band opened 'Stop Drop and Roll', the title song off the side project's just released album.
After the first song, the singer then donned red, vaguely heart-shaped sunglasses.
The set was a boozy, frenetic affair, with Armstrong riling the crowd, many of whom had been waiting in line for half a day or more to get into the 300 capacity club, declaring "We're going to get drunk tonight!"
Later, he downed most of a big can of Pabst Blue Ribbon — the brand of beer he name checks in 'Ruby Room' – before pouring the leftovers over his head.
Fittingly, crowd pleaser 'Blood, Sex and Booze' quickly followed (you can watch a clip of the band playing the song at one of the warm-up shows below).
Returning after a set that included 'Highway 1', 'Dark Side Of The Night' and 'Red Tide', the trio and their backing band performed a short encore, playing an inspired, punked-up version of The Who's 'A Quick One While He's Away', with the six-piece sharing vocal parts.
As the set reached its climax, a smiling Armstrong told the crowd "For a town called Little Rock, there's been a lotta rock here tonight!"
Earlier Smoke Up Johnny, a Little Rock-based band, had opened the show with a well-received set of Thin Lizzy-style barroom rock. The band are also set to open for the Foxboro Hot Tubs in New Orleans, Dallas and Austin.
Read Billie Joe Armstrong's comments on the first few Foxboro Hot Tubs shows on NME.COM now.
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HI! Have you missed me? I just can't seem to make myself sit at my computer and blog lately. I decided today, I'm blogging without a recipe, and I'm perfectly fine with that! This blog originally started as a journal about our lives in South Florida, and I enjoy being able to look back on stuff we've done here. The food part may take a back seat for a while.
With that said, we had a busy, fun, weekend.
Crusin' for a Boozin'
Saturday, we attended the 4th annual Crusin' for a Boozin' bike ride/pub crawl through Lantana and Lake Worth.
Every year, a bunch of friends come together, ride their bikes around, and drink all in the of charity. This year all proceeds went to Surfers For Autism.
We cruised around, with the group, for a couple of hours before parting ways and attending a homebrew festival at The Little House in Boynton Beach.
The Little House
Huck, Greg, and Karl each entered a different beer into the Homebrew competition with the hope that all three would come in first.
{Huck bought a GoPro last weekend, and he's loving it!}
Huck brought his Black IPA, Greg had a Double IPA, and Karl served his Milk Stout. He was the oddball.
In the end, it was only Karl that placed. He got first place in the judges category. The rest of the night was spent listening to Karl gloat, and Greg and Huck whine about being robbed ;)
Ice Skating
Sunday morning, we were up surprisingly early after our busy day before. Since Huck and I started dating, we've talked about going ice skating. That's 6 years! Well yesterday, we finally went. I'm not going to lie. I usually tried to get out of it. I sucked at rollerblading, so I knew ice skating would be even worse!
And I was right! I either held onto the wall or Huck almost the whole time.
Sometimes, I held onto both!
I did manage to do a full lap without Huck or the wall's assistance. Another hour and I'd be doing circles around him.
Going to the Palm Beach Skate Zone made me really miss working from home. A Sunday afternoon is not the best time to go ice skating unless you're attending a kids birthday. And there's nothing like having a 3 year old zoom by you as you're holding onto the wall for dear life, afraid if you fall you'll never be able to stand back up.
We also realized how old we're getting when Huck told me he was ready to go because his ankles hurt, and I said good because my hip hurts. We watched a little hockey before heading home.
We ended the weekend watching football at a friends house. It was definitely a busy weekend. Next weekend will be no different. It's The Jupiter Beer Fest Weekend! I already told my work I'd be late Monday morning.


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Human Impact
Positive Human impact comes in the form of money from tourism. A percentage of the money brought in goes to the tour guides who are native Africans, and this money goes to improving their livelihood. This improved livelihood allows for them to be more willing to maintain the Serengeti as a conservation area, and make the native people less likely to turn to poaching. The Serengeti and surrounding areas are home to the Maasai people, who are pastoralists, for the past few hundred years.
Negative Human impact would be the taming of the native animal species from over exposure to humans, and the slight destruction of the environmental area by the jeeps on their treks. Lion hunting, especially was especially popular during the 1900s because the big cats were classified as vermin and could be shot at will. Beginning in the 1920s, the government began passing a series of laws which protected more and more of the Serengeti. Eventually, the government declared the area a National Park on June 1st, 1951, which protected the wildlife but brought a conflict of interest with the now residing Maasai. But now, the Serengeti National Park has worked to cooperate to create the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, which took into account Sustainable Development initiatives.
However, poaching today is still a big problem. The locals living in the park illegally kill about 40,000 animals a year, catch animals in snares, or in pit fall traps. This conflict, of course, is a manifestation of the antagonism between the impoverished villagers and authorities of the Serengeti. IT is recognized as a source of most of the problems, especially recently. The initiative is to cooperate and harmonize the existence of the pastoralists with the wildlife, and the issue can be resolved if the locals earn revenue from tourism of their home. In a more recent effort, Wildlife Management Areas, which are locally administered game reserves, have been created in the peripheries of the park to allow the locals to hunt.
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words and music by: Billy Idol/Robin Hancock, 1993
Do you want to be hypnotized
All you have to do is move your body
In what ever way feels comfortable for you
Just let yourself sink into the groove
And move
Fix your eyes on a spot
It doesn't matter where
Just fix your eyes on on espot
And begin to relax
Feel your mind and body
Beginning to wind down
Wind down, wind down and relax
If you have any thoughts
Just let them drift through your mind
Like beautiful clouds
Across a clear blue sky
Just through your mind and away from you
Through your mind and away
As you relax
Deeper, deeper and deeper relax
Just let go of stress and tension
Let go of worry and doubt and relax
Imagine a staircase standing in front of you
With ten, wide, safe, stairs
Down, down to a perfect relaxation
Down to peace and contentment
Down towards the happiness that you deserve
And as I count down from ten
Take one step with each number
One step down
10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1
Deeper, deeper, deeper relax
That's it just let go and relax
You've stolen my heart it's true
You see the shape of things to come
Why give up our lives to the brutes and fools
Tear it all apart
You see the shape of things to come
Why? this now girl
Will we kill each other
Like Adam in chains
I want revenge
Like Adam in chains
I want revenge
Adam in chains
They've broken your heart
Ah yeah, they're gonna tear your world apart
Why make up a lie
And believe it's true
Ah, tear it all apart
I know the shape of things to come
Why this now girl
Will we murder each other
Like Adam in chains
I want revenge
Like Adam in chains
I want revenge
Like Adam in chains
I want revenge
Want revenge
In the mind of a madman
There are colour explosions
An eclipse of emotion
Why tear our world apart
Why tear it all apart
Why tear our world apart girl
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Uvulopalatopharyngoplasty (UPPP) is a surgical procedure that treats sleep apnea by removing excess tissue in the throat and, as a result, widening the airway. This allows air to move through the throat more easily when you breathe, effectively reducing the symptoms of snoring and sleep apnea.
UPPP is recommended for patients with excess tissue in the nose, mouth or throat that blocks the airways and causes breathing abnormalities during sleep. It can also be used after life changes and conservative treatment methods have failed. In addition to widening the airway, UPPP also aims to improve the movement of the soft palate and help the airway remain open during sleep.
During the UPPP procedure, tissue may be removed from the uvula, soft palate and throat, depending on the location and severity of each patient's individual condition. If the tonsils and adenoids are still intact, they will also be removed during UPPP. This procedure can also be performed using laser energy for more precise, less invasive results. Recovery usually takes about three weeks, during which time patients may experience difficulty swallowing.
Your doctor will discuss these risks with you, as well as address any concerns you may have, prior to your procedure.
Our customized approach to the treatment of obstructive sleep apnea does not always result in a surgical procedure. Our team of experts may find that an oral appliance is sometimes sufficient in cases of mild to moderate sleep apnea. The oral appliance fits in the mouth during sleep like a sports mouth guard or orthodontic retainer. The appliances help to prevent the collapse of the tongue and soft tissues into the back of the throat keeping the airway open during sleep. Oral appliances may be used alone or in combination with other treatments for sleep-related breathing disorders such as CPAP and surgical therapy. The appliance is frequently adjustable and can be altered in order to move the mandible forward until the anticipated relief is found in the patient.
Chronic snoring affects one in four Americans. While it may seem like a harmless condition, snoring can cause serious physical and emotional complications for patients and their partners. Snoring can cause bed partners to lose significant amounts of sleep and can be a constant source of arguing among couples. On the health front, snoring can be a sign of obstructive sleep apnea, which can cause breathing difficulties and high blood pressure.
There are many solutions available that claim to cure snoring, but many prove to be ineffective or only temporary. The Pillar® Procedure is a simple, minimally invasive procedure that is clinically proven to effectively treat snoring and obstructive sleep apnea.
Snoring is caused by a vibration of tissue in the upper airway. Doctors believe that the soft palate plays a major role in most cases of chronic snoring. The Pillar Procedure places three to five tiny implants into the soft palate to gradually stiffen it and keep it from constantly vibrating. This is done through a one-time, minimally invasive procedure that takes about 20 minutes in your doctor's office. The procedure does not remove any tissue and is typically painless with a very low risk of complication. The implants that are used are tiny and safe; most patients report them being unnoticeable within the palate
The Pillar Procedure is a safe procedure with proven results that can bring peace and quiet to you and your partner, and help restore a good night's sleep. The procedure is reversible and can be performed in conjunction with other surgical techniques to treat snoring and sleep apnea . Talk to your doctor today to find out if you are one of the many people who can benefit from the Pillar Procedure.
The Genio-Glossus Advancement (GGA) is a procedure which was developed specifically for the treatment of Obstructive Sleep Apnea. Like all surgery for this condition, the operation is designed to open the upper breathing passage. The concept is that a muscle, such as the tongue, will be displaced as it's tendon is moved or tightened. An analogy is that in order to prevent a pair of pants from dropping lower one would tighten ones' suspenders. The GGA procedure tightens the front tongue tendon; thereby, reducing the degree of tongue displacement into the throat. The procedure is done through the mouth through an incision below the gum tissue in front of the lower front teeth. After creating a small rectangular bone window, the tendons that attach the front of the tongue to the jaw are pulled forward on a small bone fragment. This produces a larger space between the back of the tongue and the throat thereby creating a wider airway. Complications resulting from this procedure are very uncommon. There is minimal if any alteration in facial appearance and my patients have not complained about this issue. This operation is often performed in tandem with at least one other procedure such as the UPPP or hyoid suspension.


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Whether you are a classroom teacher or a homeschool teacher, I'm sure that as December winds down you are already thinking about lesson plans for January. Although I'm hoping you didn't, chances are you've been thinking about them for a while, even through the holiday season. Well today, I would like to help you get those lesson plans done!
Top Picks for January is bundle of 28 amazing educational resources all perfect for January! Each of these resources was hand-picked to help you teach language arts, math, science and social studiesÊin a fun and meaningful way. Your learners will focus on key skills while connecting to the fun and engaging themes that January has to offer. What makes Top Picks for January even better – the price! You could spend hours searching for just the right January resources like the folks at Educents did, and when all was said and done you'd have over $120 of educational resources in your shopping cart. Or, you can take advantage of this limited time bundle that is 75% off. For only $29.99, almost a $100 savings, you get 28 top quality resources that ready to use. I know what my choice is!
So what exactly is in this amazing bundle? Here's what you will receive in the Top Picks for January Bundle divided by subject area. You will also find the recommended grade levels for each resource, however, many of them can be used with additional grade levels by providing a little more support or slightly modifying the final product. Some of these resources will also help you in multiple content areas. For example, work on reading skills while doing science or work on writing skills in social studies.


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Just Listen to Me (JLTM) Toastmasters – Plano, Texas
JLTM is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping young adults grades 6 through 12 improve their public speaking skills. Through weekly meetings, speech competitions, and peer feedback, members develop communication skills that greatly help them in school and interviews. Mentors (experienced alumni members) also contribute their knowledge by giving an evaluation at the end of every meeting. To further growth even more, we host seminars over various topics, such as interviewing skills and college applications.
2017-2018 Officers:
President: Kevin Meng
VP Education: Kenny Huang
VP Journalism: Erin Feng
VP Membership: Alex Zhang
VP Public Relations: Jonathan Peng
Secretary: Emily Chang
Treasurer: Alex Fang
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The Supreme Court's ruling Monday to uphold parts of the Arizona Immigration Law has the National Milk Producers Federation asking what is next.
The court struck down three out of four sections of Arizona's law that allowed the state to prosecute immigrants that sought work and failed to carry immigration papers, but the most controversial aspect—the ability of law enforcement to check the immigration status of people suspected to be illegal immigrants—was upheld.
In the agriculture sector, immigration laws have affected the ability of producers to find employees for their operations.
NMPF President Jerry Kozak said the ruling illustrates that the few options for immigration reform are controversial.
"These developments show how critically necessary it is to resolve the immigration policy conundrum, especially for farmers and other employers concerned with maintaining and recruiting a workforce," Kozak said.
"This decision highlights the need for continued efforts to reform federal immigration laws, and NMPF will continue to work with regulators and lawmakers to create workable solutions for dairy farmers and their workers," Kozak said.
During a media conference Monday, Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack responded to a question about the Supreme Court decision: "Basically, this decision underscores the fact that we need comprehensive reform...Congress has no excuse here, they are using this for political means, which encourages states to develop individual laws." He says the solution is to secure the border, develop a process to allow people who want to work here to come whether they "pay a fine, learn the language, apy their taxes."
He adds that the Executive Order signed by President Obama recently that would limit deportation of students means that "we are not focusing our attention on students who score our touchdowns in the high scool, or even serve in the military" but develop serious laws to stop people who represent a threat and focus on them.


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We issue a CP12 Notice when we correct one or more mistakes on your tax return, and a payment becomes an overpayment, or an original overpayment amount has changed.
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Clinical Audit Management Service
The Clinical Audit Management Service delivers all elements of the full clinical audit lifecycle, from the development of the audit's questions and scope, to local and national feedback and reporting.
What is the Clinical Audit Management Service?
The Clinical Audit Support Unit (CASU) is a provider of national clinical audits, formerly known as the National Clinical Audit Support Unit (NCASP).
The CASU service provides a wealth of clinical audit, project management, analytical expertise, informatics and practical experience to any new audit venture.
Our current, varied, portfolio spans across both primary and secondary care and includes diabetes, heart disease and cancer.
The audits provide access to accurate and comparative data so that care can be assessed against agreed clinical standards and used to improve patient outcomes.
The audits also support a number of national initiatives:
- Regulation of Health Professionals
- National Cancer Peer Review
- Care Quality Commission Reviews
- Quality Accounts
- NICE and Professional Guidance
- Commissioning Outcomes Framework
- Clinical Indicators
- NHS Choices
- Peer Review Publications
- Cancer Reform Strategy
- National Service Framework
CASU commissioners include the Healthcare Quality Improvement Partnership, Department of Health, NHS England, Royal College of Surgeons and University of York.
- The National Diabetes Audit shows that more patients are receiving the 9 key care processes recommended by the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE), 6.56 per cent in 2003/4 to 47.37 per cent in 2008/9
- We have provided evidence to show that local services are clinically and cost effective by meeting the standards set by the Department of Health, the Healthcare Commission and NICE
- Made data available on inpatient complications to inform patients of risks of different treatments.
- Identifed regional variation in provision of care and informed patient choice. For example The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation used data published by the National Lung Cancer Audit to create an interactive map that allows users to see how a local area is performing in the delivery of key aspects of care for lung cancer patients.
- Provided information to NHS Choices, putting people in control of their own healthcare
- Our audits have been highlighted as benchmarks for other European audits.
- Supported clinical review and improvement through timely feedback, analysis and reporting.
Our success is built on our collaborative working with the relevant professional bodies and the Royal Colleges. We involve patient representatives, professionals in both primary and secondary care, and national policy leads in the development of the audits. This guarantees that the audit is clinically relevant and able to support national policy initiatives.
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Diana joined our organization and administration team in summer 2018. She previously worked as an academic coordinator of a regional project PARTICIPA for Latin American countries, which was financed by the European Union Commission and as an assistant for a regional program PPI at Konrad Adenauer Foundation in Bolivia.
She studied Political Science at Universidad Católica Boliviana "San Pablo" in La Paz Bolivia and she is doing a M.A. in Interdisciplinary Latin American Studies at Free University Berlin.


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The Snark of the Day, from Robert Stacy McCain:
Remember: The media elite are your intellectual superiors. The proof of their superiority is that they're on TV, and you're not.
As say CNN anchorette Deb Feyerick is seriously dumb. The asteroid will miss the Earth by some seventeen thousand miles, and will no sense be falling from the sky, video:
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Steelers safety Ryan Clark is already licking his chops about playing the Patriots in Week Nine.
Clark said on ESPN that the Patriots have taken a step backward by replacing Wes Welker with the "fragile" Danny Amendola, and that quarterback Tom Brady struggles when he starts to feel pressure and can't find an open receiver.
"I think what's really underestimated is Wes Welker's importance to not only the New England Patriots, but Tom Brady," Clark said. "Losing him is huge. . . . I know they think Danny Amendola can come in and have the same type of numbers he had with the Rams, but we also have to remember, he's fragile."
Clark believes that if Brady isn't seeing his favorite receiver getting open quickly, then Brady is going to struggle.
"When Tom Brady gets pressure and when you're man-to-man and bumping those guys and making it hard for him to throw, he sees ghosts," Clark said. "Even when guys aren't around him, even when he's not about to be sacked, when his clock goes off in his head that the ball should be out, we'll see him duck, we'll see him flinch. When you get Tom Brady doing that, the whole New England Patriots mystique goes away."
Clark referenced a 2011 game when the Steelers beat the Patriots and held Brady to 198 passing yards.
"Two years ago we played them and dominated them because we went man-to-man and had a big corner in Cortez Allen on [Rob] Gronkowski, and made it hard for Tom Brady to get the ball off, in timing, and made him to have to make plays. It was hard for him."
Those comments may motivate Brady to make life hard for Clark when the teams meet on November 3.


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This post is a collection of valuable lessons that I've learned over the last year doing machine learning experiments for fun, a course in Machine Learning, and for the most part, my first commercial machine learning project at Touchtech. Some of them are really obvious, some were discovered through trial and error. Whether you're starting a career as an machine learning engineer, doing it for fun, or just following the hype around artificial intelligence - here are some things you might find applicable to your work, or simply entertaining. So let's begin.
The key difference between a development project and a machine learning project is that the latter inevitably requires a considerable amount of research, which you can't really estimate beforehand. So as you can imagine, the worst approach for a machine learning project is a fixed price. Agile works slightly better, but at the early stages of the project it is also hard to break down that research work into sprints, and deliver something (other than just intermediate research results) to the client at the end of each sprint. From our experience, a T&M approach and regular workshops with the client work best. The client most likely knows their data better than you, so asking them the right questions sometimes saves you hours of digging deeper into the dataset. That's why communication is as important for a machine learning project as it is for a development one.
From our experience, there are three important risks when dealing with machine learning. Well, there's probably an infinite number of risks, but these three provide the foundation for that initial research phase.
Is it theoretically possible to train a usable model to solve the problem? Take, for example, earthquakes. We have tons of precise historical data over the past several decades, but the best we can do is saying something like; 'the probability of a magnitude 7 or more earthquake, in this area, over the next year, is 15%'. Sure, it is better than nothing, but definitely not impressive given the amount and the quality of the data. But this is not because our models are poor, it's the nature of the data itself. Whatever happened in the past does not precisely affect the future. The answer to this question is, of course, individual for each project but there are some good reads on that topic.
Is it practically possible to train a usable model on the existing data? Does the data actually represent the real world, or some artificial pattern created by the logic behind the data collection? It is important to work together with the client and investigate how the data you'll be using for the model's training was collected and processed.
Forget about Machine Learning for a minute (I know, it's hard), take a step back, imagine you already have a model and you're happy about its characteristics. What are the use-cases of the model and its environment? Most likely, it will be integrated into the client's infrastructure or running as an API service. If so, are all the features necessary for the model's input available at the moment of an API call? It is possible that you have trained a pretty good model on the client's historical data, which was post-processed and now complete to decent quality standard - but the raw data that model has to work with on production is different, and simply doesn't have half the features that your model is using. Yes, another point on the importance of the communication with the client.
The most obvious metric for a classification model is its accuracy, which is simply the number of correct decisions divided by all the decisions made by the model. But is it always applicable? Let's look at the example of cancer diagnostics with Machine Learning. In this problem, the model tries to recognise whether the tumour on the MRI image is malignant or benign. Let's assume as an example, that 1 in 10000 people actually have cancer. Let's also assume that our model is always making a negative decision (tumour is benign, patient is healthy) without actually finding patterns in the data. The accuracy of such a model would be 99.99% even though it's obviously practically useless.
You should define the metrics and procedures to measure the performance of a model before starting to work on the model. Otherwise you might be pursuing the wrong goals and simply wasting you and your client's time.
Feature engineering is a big part of the job and it's also out of scope of today's post. But I wanted to share one thought which might help you to decide if it's necessary to spend a lot of time on it; or if it's possible to let your awesome, deep feed-forward, fully-connected neural network to do it for you. There are two types of classification problems: objective and subjective. In an objective problem, the outcome is known for a fact and can easily be verified. Image recognition and cancer diagnostics are objective. We have the labelled data and the class of each example from the dataset is known.
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For subjective kinds of problems it is definitely important to do some research on how humans actually solve them, what features they use, and remove those ones that might potentially add more bias to the model - rather than help it to perform better. So guess what? You got it, research and communication with a client again.
As the best practice suggests, split your dataset not in two parts (training and testing) but in three (training, validation, and testing). Use the validation data to measure the accuracy (and/or other metrics) of the model iteratively while adjusting model's and training parameters, experimenting with different neural net architectures, feature sets, etc. Finally, test the model on the testing data to actually verify its performance. Most likely it'll be slightly worse on a testing set than on a validation set. The same way as it worse on a validation set comparing to a training set. If you're using only training/testing data split you risk to overfit the model on the testing data because what you're essentially doing is trying to maximise its performance on it. Validation set sometimes also called development set. So do as the names suggest: train and develop on training and development data, test the final model on testing data.
There are lots of neat techniques that might help you along your way to the perfect model for the problem you're trying to solve: Anomaly Detection, Principal Component Analysis, Dimensionality Reduction, data visualisations, and good old statistics.
Research, feature engineering, and training process adjustment can sometimes be more art/magic than exact science. So sometimes it is surprisingly helpful to simply play with the data without any clear purpose: visualising a distribution of a certain feature, calculating means, medians, and correlations might not directly answer your questions but at least give you more insights on the structure of your datasets and more ideas of what approaches worth trying.


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Integrity Home Pro Highlights "Aging in Place" Remodeling Trends
As people grow older and less physically able, it is not uncommon for them to downsize their homes, opting for condos, small houses, or perhaps even assisted living facilities. More and more, however, homeowners are choosing to stay put, preferring to preserve their comfort, independence, and dignity by remaining in their house for as long as possible. To help make this a reality, and to address the possibilities of physical infirmity, they customize their homes to make them safer and easier to move around in—a phenomenon known as "aging in place" remodeling. In a new statement to the press, Integrity Home Pro highlights this burgeoning field.
"Many of the homeowners we have worked with really love their homes—the layout, the location, and the memories associated with them," comments Danny Peterson, founder of Integrity Home Pro. "They'd like to stay in their homes even as they get a little older, but need to make certain they can move around freely and safely."
Aging in place is trending all over the country. One recent news article refers to aging in place as "a term used in the remodeling business that refers to making a home comfortable and usable for a lifetime as mobility becomes restricted." It notes that aging in place remodeling can encompass structural renovations that might make a home more accommodating to wheelchairs, walkers, and other medical equipment.
Peterson notes that aging-in-place remodeling comes in many forms. "Some homeowners need elevators installed, and some need major bathroom renovations to ensure they can easily and safely get in and out of the shower or tub," he says.
Not all aging in place remodeling is so drastic; in some instances, it has more to do with routine maintenance. "Part of aging in place remodeling means ensuring your home is taken care of and requires little maintenance from you," Peterson affirms. "Having new siding installed and the roof replaced, sooner rather than later, means you don't have to worry about it down the road.
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More information about the company is available at www.integrityhomepro.com
Integrity Home Pro is a home improvement and remodeling company based in Baltimore and serving the surrounding area. The company was founded by Danny Peterson, with the mission of being a positive alternative to other, less-than-reputable remodeling companies. Since its founding, Integrity Home Pro has made a name for itself on the basis of its transparency, its peerless warranties, its exceptional customer service, and its strict adherence to the Golden Rule.
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A World Apart. A World Together.
This week I found myself in a familiar place, and an altogether new place. I'm beyond ecstatic to be working with Woodland Baptist Church in San Antonio again. This has become a familiar place to me, and that's a good thing. But many things are fully new and different than last year as well. You see, summer of 2016 I came to San Antonio after what had arguably been the best two years of my life in West Texas, and had a great summer learning about the moderate Baptist church, working with students, and dreaming about the future.
But if we're going to be honest, this school year wasn't that great. Let me back up. It was great. I'm in a fantastic master's program, I have a good apartment, I make web sites that people sometimes pay for. But I went from a place where the work I was doing made a demonstrable difference to a place of learning theory. I went from a town where a 20 something with a heart to minister was in high demand, to a town with hundreds of people in my situation. Friendships became hard to foster. My knowledge of what I didn't know became larger. I found a church I love with open conversations about every issue, a woman in senior leadership, and a good Sunday school class, then the denominational body I grew up with since birth decided that wasn't okay. I made mistakes with lasting repercussions. I disappointed my family and lost their trust. I learned so much, grew so much, and cried so much. I don't know how to evaluate everything that has happened this school year, but I know that there is something here at my summer internship that I didn't have this school year. Maybe its a defined job to do. Maybe its a ministry with others. Maybe its a closer family life. But I'm here. And I'm learning. But I'm also doing, and that's a good thing.
So for now, I'm here. In the same world I was last summer, with a new year of perspective behind me. And for now, I'm smiling. God is doing something good in a hard to define, medium-sized, liturgical Baptist church in San Antonio, and I get to be part of it.
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As Paula stated yesterday, we are in the new home. Today we've returned to some kind of normalcy. School started this week and I am at home rather than picking up friends from the airport.
There are a few final touchups that the home needs and we will do as funding permits. For one thing, closets don't have doors. The guest bedroom has no door. The downstairs bathroom has no doors. We are missing a couple windows. We have no screen in the back porch nor laundry room so the hornets are taking over. We have no cabinets in our bathroom. The pantry has no shelves. We need some excavating outside to keep the water from building up around the house; although I've always wanted a moat, Paula is not there yet. No part of the house has been painted. Toilets leak into the bottom floor. Various electric outlets arc and pop breakers when you use them. We have no ceiling downstairs so you can see all the wiring and plumbing; but that seems to be gaining popularity in American restaurants. You know, little things.
We did have to do something difficult this morning. I need to lay off two of the workers due to my computer work slowing down. We broke the news to one worker, a single mother, this morning. She has worked for us for 2.5 years so she has built up a legally decreed severance of 8 weeks' salary. I will pay her a lump sum on Friday at her request. Now I need to break the news to one of the two farm workers; in his case we will have some contract work for him but it won't pay as much.
The laws are stacked against employment here. To keep someone on salary gives them legal rights that most employers opt not to pay. Therefore most workers keep their jobs no more than six months. To keep a laborer more than six months requires that the worker be paid double in June and December. To keep a worker more than a year requires that the worker be paid a month of severance for every year worked. It's very counterproductive, but the laws were written by our socialist party, so what would you expect?
We are now enjoying the role that we originally envisioned before moving here: aunt and uncle! We get to be the ones that offer relief when the primary parents are pooped out. We get to bake the cookies and bread for the boys. We are the ones that get to pray and read the bible at night. We get to host different boys every night at dinner for some North American Food. We enjoy having the boys over for play time after school. We look forward to helping the boys in their studies as they return to school next month. At the moment we are still catching Fernando and Gerardo up to their grade level so that they will be ready for school. Best of all, we've lived like Hondurans for four years, so we know how to be compassionate to the primary parents.
I thank God for all the trials we faced in our first years. Without them, we could never have seen or felt what the poor here in Honduras and around the world (bad water, illness, hard work etc). And even still, we were far removed from dire poverty. We are still involved in the farm, indeed John would not miss gardening for anything. The boys still play outside together and go to the soccer field.
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