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Leah Schrager is an artist who works between the web and NYC. In her work she photographs, appears in, augments, and markets her own image. She's interested in the line, movement, biography, and digital life of the female body. In 2010 she founded a new form of therapy as Sarah White, The Naked Therapist. She also co-curated the female-positive BodyAnxiety.com exhibition, which is featured in the April 2015 issue of Art Forum. After graduating in 2015 with an MFA in Fine Art from Parsons, The New School, she launched a celebrity-as-art-practice project called ONA, which is set to run until 2020. Making her a real world celebrity has so far included the creation and growth of her Instagram account, which has over 1 Million real followers, the release of her EP "Sex Rock," and the publication of "Self-Made Supermodels" in Rhizome.
Schrager has been compared by journalists to such seminal figures as Diane Fossey, Marina Abramovic, Marcel Duchamp, Laurel Nakadate, and Sigmund Freud. She and/or her work have been profiled in 1000′s of media outlets, including The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Vice, CBS News, ABC News, The NY Daily News, NBC New York, FOX Business News, Playboy, The Huffington Post, Salon.com. Prior shows include Center on Contemporary Art, Andreas Schmidt Gallery, Superchief Gallery, Castor Gallery, Johannes Vogt Gallery, and Spring Break Art Show 2017.
While most contemporary female artists ignore or critique the male gaze, Schrager embraces and explores it through utilizing an open-minded approach to sexuality that fluidly includes its dynamics in her aesthetic investigations. Her visual work involves digitally and materially painting on images of herself, and her conceptual work involves creating and propagating images of herself online in tandem with various "persona" projects. Both practices seek to examine the possibilities of female action and representation in today's society. She is a proponent of considering the artistic value and merit of selfies, as selfies provide the model full legal and economic control over her images (as elucidated in her recent curatorial statement for Body Anxiety) and owned self-explorations offer an empowering alternative to the traditional status of models under "man hands" (men selling women's images as art).
For inquiries and information about purchasing Leah Schrager's work, please email: leahartstudio @ gmail . com.
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A Few Reviews
"Leah Schrager's meditation on her performance of celebrity as an arts practice was our most-read WWAOTW column in 2016. Writes Christian: 'Schrager's deceptively complex brand of feminism, expressed through the unashamed sexuality of her beautifully abstracted self portraits, makes her voice unique among new media artists.'" Artslant, 2017
"New York City-based Leah Schrager has been described as " a woman of her time". Why? This multifaceted artist is battling against and commenting on a number of contemporary issues from the male gaze and digital censorship to celebrity culture, digital identity and sex. By using and photographing her own body as an art object through an alter ego called "Ona", she reclaims her identity, her body, and her sexuality in racy selfies." The Art Gorgeous, 2016
"In terms of contemporary art, Schrager's hybridization of various practices including performance art, social practice, the internet as context/interface, and solicited audience participation makes the work interestingly difficult to define concretely. More often than not, performers struggle to entice their audiences into participating…What's fascinating is how Schrager has exploited the male gaze to garner participants who are willing to pay their own money to contribute to the development of her project. It's a coy and, frankly, economically taut method to approach interactive performance work while avoiding actual individual exploitation through maintaining the valued anonymity of her participants (I'm looking at you, Laurel Nakadate)." – Sean J Patrick Carney, Vice, 2014
"Aforementioned bathroom–selfie–taker par excellence Schrager also appears in The F-Word as the Naked Therapist, a project that sees the artist take on the role of a shrink who slowly undresses during the session. Men actually hire her to do this; thus, as the Naked Therapist, she appropriates the male gaze for profit and sells her image as a cam–girl for social and monetary capital. She elevates sex work to the level of post-modern art simply by asking it to be viewed as such. Of all the young artists featured, Schrager's work leaves her viewers most unsettled." … "These porno-critical works smoothly read as "feminist," while Schrager's work sits in a more uncomfortable—perhaps more honest—contemporary truth about the place of women in the art world. Schrager revels in her sexualized power and abject labor and uses it as a conceptual segue to address not only issues of agency but to also sub–textually address which bodies are privileged over others." – Rachel Rabbit White, Broadly, 2016
"The problem, according to the event organizers? The performance seemed like "self-promotion," rather than art. Those are mutually exclusive now? Have they looked around the art world lately?" – Noreem Malone, NY Mag, 2012
"Schrager, in her text, coins the term man hands for the phenomenon by which wom- en's images of themselves accrue status and art market value when used by male artists…. As Schrager writes, the artists' "bodies appear as fantasies, mutations, glitches, nightmares, mundanities, dating profiles." All content morphs and mutates online; it's an assumption implicit in these artists' work. If they practice mirroring as a critical strategy, they are mirroring not only tropes of representation but the ways in which those representations morph and mutate, move and shift, the way they are used. The flux, trickery, and metamorphoses that are a staple of online and IRL fantasy worlds are present in "Body Anxiety" as both aesthetic and critical tactics." – Johanna Fateman, Artforum, 2015
"A resonant voice in the new feminist art wave, Schrager's work often triumphs sex positivity by reframing the power dynamic between model and photographer and challenging the notion that provocative imagery is less than art." – Margaret Bechtold, A Woman's Thing, 2016
"Anyway, the gallery's rather gross dismissal of the project as a "commercial venture" certainly carries the stigma that White is really nothing but a prostitute, of either the literal (see above) or figurative (why is it now "art"?) variety. (And just to be clear, I don't think White is a prostitute in either capacity.) Either way, it was deemed not art, using former Supreme Court Justine Stewart Potter's infamous and thorough, "I know it when I see it" test.
It would be all too easy to make jokes at White's expense, and it's quite possible that it'll feature in some late night talk show monologue soon enough. But really, this ignores the actually challenging questions raised by White's practice: Does it qualify as art? Without regard to whether it constitutes good or valuable art–a judgment I'm not qualified to make–the answer, from my perspective, is that it most definitely does qualify as art.
In fact, the debate touches on one of the central critiques of performance in the visual art world that we've been exploring since Andy published his essay on the topic last year, and through the various events–a pair of "White Cube & Black Box" discussions, "Ephemeral Evidence" at Exit Art–we've produced since then. Namely, the visual art world, whether commercial galleries or non-profit museums, is essentially object-, and therefore commodity-, oriented. And the hyper-capitalism of the visual art market these days, with record-breaking sales that led New York's Jerry Saltz to recently proclaim it a "nasty" "disgusting" "freak-show," exacerbates the problem; how, given the crass commercialism of the entire field, can a curator credibly claim that one practice is commercial in an acceptable way, while another is not?" – Jeremy Barker, Culturebot, 2012


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The EP starts off with a spectacular collaboration between the Empresarios and Australian producer Omegaman. The result of this production powerhouse is "Para Mis Amigos," a world-class Latin Funk tune, heavy on the horns, breakbeats and signature congas of bandleader Javier Miranda. This tune is destined to become the soundtrack to any summer celebration. Then the Empresarios put their ear to the dance floor to create "Volume," a Latin House anthem that brims with sultry lyrics, live instrumentation and driving beats. Turn it up and let this infectious party-starter get into your head! Getting deep, the vocals of Felix Perez and Frankie Rosado command the laid back, head-nodding Reggae groove of "Rompan Fila." And closing out the release is a modern downtempo classic called "Estereolismo' the perfect song to wind down the party with funky horns, layers of guitar work and soothing percussion. Also included in the pack are instrumentals.
With sounds ranging from Latin Funk to House, Dub, Reggae and Downtempo, this EP is sure to please music lovers, DJs and fans alike. In just a few short years the Empresarios have established themselves as an impressive force on the tropical music scene.
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Stages along Center Street are the setting for the Lewiston Jazz Festival
The Historic Lewiston Jazz Festival, unfolding this weekend on Center Street in Lewiston, has been growing over the years, and now it's major league. The festival starts at 5 p.m. Friday and noon Saturday, with artists performing simultaneously on various stages.
Friday's headliner is saxophonist Bobby Militello, preceded by the gifted pianist George Caldwell, now based in Buffalo. The festival culminates Saturday night with a big band extravaganza paying tribute to the late vibes great and bandleader Lionel Hampton. Leading the band and playing vibes is Jason Marsalis, the youngest of the famous Marsalis brothers of New Orleans. Joining the band as the featured singer is the barrel-voiced Kansas City-born baritone Kevin Mahogany.
Lots of local artists round out the festival, and, as board member Carol Calato said, "By local, we mean Buffalo, Toronto, Rochester and Erie." Also look for a car show featuring antique Jaguars, booths selling local wines and other delicacies, and the ever-popular jewelry show.
As always, the festival is free. Parking is also free and is available in the lower level lot at Artpark. Seating is limited and it is suggested you bring your own chairs. For more information, call 754-8271 or visit www.lewistonjazz.com.
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In this Issue
NEURO FORUM | Comparative Approaches in Neurobiology
RESEARCH ARTICLES | Auditory System Plasticity
- Neural tracking of attended versus ignored speech is differentially affected by hearing loss
The present study investigates the effect of hearing loss in older listeners on the neural tracking of competing speech. Interestingly, we observed that whereas internal degradation (hearing loss) relates to the neural tracking of ignored speech, external sound degradation (ratio between attended and ignored speech; signal-to-noise ratio) relates to tracking of attended speech. This provides the first evidence for hearing loss affecting the ability to neurally track speech.
- Passive stimulation and behavioral training differentially transform temporal processing in the inferior colliculus and primary auditory cortex
Behaviorally relevant vs. passive electric stimulation of the auditory nerve differentially affects neuronal temporal processing in the central nucleus of the inferior colliculus (ICC) and the primary auditory cortex (AI) in profoundly short-deaf and long-deaf cats. Temporal plasticity in the ICC depends on a critical amount of electric stimulation, independent of its behavioral relevance. In contrast, the AI emerges as a pivotal site for behaviorally driven neuronal temporal plasticity in the deaf auditory system.
RESEARCH ARTICLES | Cellular and Molecular Properties of Neurons
- GSG1L regulates the strength of AMPA receptor-mediated synaptic transmission but not AMPA receptor kinetics in hippocampal dentate granule neurons
GSG1L is a newly identified AMPA receptor (AMPAR) auxiliary subunit and plays a unique role in the regulation of AMPAR trafficking and function in hippocampal CA1 pyramidal neurons. However, its role in the regulation of AMPARs in hippocampal dentate granule cells remains to be characterized. The current work reveals that GSG1L regulates strength of AMPAR-mediated synaptic transmission but not the receptor kinetic properties in hippocampal dentate granule neurons.
- Clarithromycin increases neuronal excitability in CA3 pyramidal neurons through a reduction in GABAergic signaling
Clinical administration of the macrolide antibiotic clarithromycin has been associated with side effects such as mania, agitation, and delirium. Here, we investigated the adverse effects of this antibiotic on CA3 pyramidal cell excitability. Clarithromycin induces hyperexcitability in single neurons and is related to a reduction in GABAergic signaling. Our results support a potentially new application of clarithromycin as a stimulant to facilitate emergence from anesthesia or to normalize vigilance.
- Optimizing computer models of corticospinal neurons to replicate in vitro dynamics
We developed models of motor cortex corticospinal neurons that replicate in vitro dynamics, including hyperpolarization-induced sag and realistic firing patterns. Models demonstrated resonance in response to synaptic stimulation, with resonance frequency increasing in apical dendrites with increasing distance from soma, matching the increasing oscillation frequencies spanning deep to superficial cortical layers. This gradient may enable specific corticospinal neuron dendrites to entrain to relevant oscillations in different cortical layers, contributing to appropriate motor output commands.
RESEARCH ARTICLE | Central Pattern Generators
- Rhythm generation, coordination, and initiation in the vocal pathways of male African clawed frogs
Central pattern generators (CPGs) are considered to underlie vocalizations in many vertebrate species, but the detailed mechanisms underlying their functions remain unclear. We addressed this question using an isolated brain preparation of African clawed frogs. We discovered that two vocal phases are mediated by anatomically distinct CPGs, that there are a pair of CPGs contained in the left and right half of the brain stem, and that mechanisms underlying initiation of the two vocal phases are distinct.
RESEARCH ARTICLE | Control of Homeostasis
- The role of adenosine in the maturation of sleep homeostasis in rats
Brain mechanisms that regulate the maturation of sleep are understudied. The present study generated first evidence about a potential mechanistic role for adenosine in the maturation of sleep homeostasis. Specifically, we demonstrate that early postweaning development in rats, when homeostatic response to sleep loss become adult like, is characterized by maturational changes in wake-related production/release of adenosine in the brain. Pharmacologically increased adenosine signaling in developing brain facilitates homeostatic responses to sleep deprivation.
RESEARCH ARTICLES | Control of Movement
- Sensorimotor integration of vision and proprioception for obstacle crossing in ambulatory individuals with spinal cord injury
This work is unique since it examines the contribution of combined, bilateral hip and knee proprioceptive sense on the recovery of skilled walking function, in addition to characterizing gaze behavior during a skilled walking task in people with motor-incomplete spinal cord injury.
- Changes in activity of fast-spiking interneurons of the monkey striatum during reaching at a visual target
We explored the functional contributions of striatal fast-spiking interneurons (FSIs), presumed GABAergic interneurons, to distinct steps of movement generation in monkeys performing a reaching task. The activity of individual FSIs was modulated before and during the movement, consisting mostly of increased in firing rates. Changes in activity also occurred during movement preparation. We interpret this variety of modulation types at different moments of task performance as reflecting differential FSI control over distinct phases of movement.
- Beat-to-beat control of human optokinetic nystagmus slow phase durations
This study provides the first clear evidence that the generation of optokinetic nystagmus (OKN) fast phases is a decision process that is influenced by performance of a concurrent disjunctive reaction time task (DRT). The slow phase (SP) durations are consistent with a Gaussian basic interval generator and multiple interval SP durations occur more frequently in the presence of the DRT. Hence, OKN shows dual-task interference in a manner observed in voluntary movements, such as saccades.
- Does the sensorimotor system minimize prediction error or select the most likely prediction during object lifting?
Using a novel experimental model of object lifting, we tested whether the sensorimotor system models the weight of objects by minimizing lifting errors or by selecting the statistically most likely weight. We found that the sensorimotor system minimizes the square of prediction errors for object lifting. This parallels the results of studies that investigated visually guided reaching, suggesting an overlap in the underlying mechanisms between tasks that involve different sensory systems.
- On identifying kinematic and muscle synergies: a comparison of matrix factorization methods using experimental data from the healthy population
Literature on comparing factorization methods in identifying motor synergies using numerically generated, simulation, and muscle activation data from animal studies already exists. We present an empirical evaluation of the performance of three of these methods on muscle activation and joint angles data from human reaching motion: principal component analysis, nonnegative matrix factorization, and independent component analysis. Using numerical simulation, we also studied the meaning and differences in the synergy structures returned by each method. The results can be used to unify approaches in identifying and interpreting motor synergies.
- Referent control and motor equivalence of reaching from standing
Motor actions may result from minimization of the deflection of the actual body configuration from the centrally specified referent body configuration, in the limits of neuromuscular and environmental constraints. The minimization process may maintain reaching trajectory and accuracy regardless of the number of body segments involved (motor equivalence), as confirmed in this study of reaching from standing in young healthy individuals. Results suggest that the referent control process may underlie motor equivalence in reaching.
- Consolidation of visuomotor adaptation memory with consistent and noisy environments
The adaptation of movement is essential for many daily activities. To interact with targets, this often requires learning the mapping to produce appropriate motor commands based on visual input. Here, we show that a novel visuomotor mapping is retained 1 wk after initial learning in a visually guided walking task. Furthermore, we find that this motor memory consolidates (i.e., becomes more resistant to interference from learning a competing mapping) when learning in constant and noisy mapping environments.
- Evidence of common and separate eye and hand accumulators underlying flexible eye-hand coordination
Previous studies on eye-hand coordination have considered mainly the means of eye and hand reaction time (RT) distributions. Here, we leverage the approximately linear relationship between the mean and standard deviation of RT distributions, as predicted by the drift-diffusion model, to propose the existence of two distinct computational architectures underlying coordinated eye-hand movements. These architectures, for the first time, provide a computational basis for the flexible coupling between eye and hand movements.
- Short-latency allocentric control of saccadic eye movements
We found that the saccade end point was shifted from the actual target position toward the direction expected from allocentric coding when a large frame in the background was transiently shifted during the period of target presentation. The effect occurred within 150 ms. The present study provides direct evidence that the brain rapidly uses allocentric coding of a target to control immediate saccades.
- Go-activation endures following the presentation of a stop-signal: evidence from startle
In this study, a startling acoustic stimulus (SAS) was used to determine whether response outcome could be manipulated in a stop-signal task. Results revealed that presenting a SAS during stop-signal trials led to an increase in probability of responding even when presented 200 ms following the stop-signal. The latency of SAS responses indicates that go-activation remains accessible and modifiable well after the response is voluntarily inhibited, providing evidence against an irrevocable commitment to inhibition.
- Individual differences in implicit motor learning: task specificity in sensorimotor adaptation and sequence learning
We investigated individual differences in the ability to implicitly learn motor skills. As a prerequisite, we assessed whether individual differences were reliable across test sessions. We found that two commonly used tasks of implicit learning, visuomotor adaptation and the alternating serial reaction time task, exhibited good test-retest reliability in measures of learning and performance. However, the learning measures did not correlate between the two tasks, arguing against a shared process for implicit motor learning.
- Right prefrontal cortex transcranial direct current stimulation enhances multi-day savings in sensorimotor adaptation
We have previously reported that visuospatial working memory performance and magnitude of activation in the right dorsolateral prefrontal cortex predict the rate of manual visuomotor adaptation. Sensorimotor savings, or faster adaptation to a previously experienced perturbation, has been recently linked to cognitive processes. We show that facilitating the right prefrontal cortex with anodal transcranial direct current stimulation enhances sensorimotor savings compared with sham stimulation.
- High-frequency neuromuscular electrical stimulation modulates interhemispheric inhibition in healthy humans
High-frequency neuromuscular electrical stimulation (HF NMES) induces muscular contractions that partially match physiological motor control. Here, we tested whether HF NMES applied to the upper limb influences interhemispheric inhibition. Our results show that interhemispheric inhibition was increased after HF NMES and that this increase was correlated to the electromyographic activity within the contralateral homologous muscle. This opens up original perspectives for the implementation of HF NMES in sport training and neurorehabilitation.
RESEARCH ARTICLE | Glial Cells and Neuronal Signaling
- The acute inhibition of enteric glial metabolism with fluoroacetate alters calcium signaling, hemichannel function, and the expression of key proteins
Our study shows that the acute impairment of enteric glial metabolism with fluoroacetate (FA) alters specific glial functions that are associated with the modification of neurotransmission in the gut. These include subtle changes to glial agonist-evoked calcium signaling, the subsequent disruption of connexin-43 hemichannels, and changes in protein expression that are consistent with a transition to reactive glia. These changes in glial function offer a mechanistic explanation for the effects of FA on peripheral neuronal networks.
RESEARCH ARTICLES | Higher Neural Functions and Behavior
- Seeing a straight line on a curved surface: decoupling of patterns from surfaces by single IT neurons
We have no difficulty seeing a straight line on a curved piece of paper, but in fact, doing so requires decoupling the shape of the surface from the pattern itself. Here we report a novel form of invariance in the visual cortex: single neurons in monkey inferior temporal cortex respond similarly to congruent transformations of patterns and surfaces, in effect decoupling patterns from the surface on which they are overlaid.
- Temporal coordination of olfactory cortex sharp-wave activity with up- and downstates in the orbitofrontal cortex during slow-wave sleep
Simultaneous recordings of local field potentials and spike activities in the anterior piriform cortex (APC) and orbitofrontal cortex (OFC) during slow-wave sleep showed that APC sharp waves tended to occur during two distinct phases of OFC upstate: early phase, shortly after the down-to-up transition, and late phase, shortly before the up-to-down transition, suggesting that during slow-wave sleep, olfactory cortex and OFC areas communicate preferentially in the specific time windows.
- Independent coding of absolute duration and distance magnitudes in the prefrontal cortex
Human behavioral studies have shown that spatial and duration judgments can interfere with each other. We investigated the neural representation of such magnitudes in the prefrontal cortex. We found that the two magnitudes are independently coded by prefrontal neurons. We suggest that the interference among magnitude judgments might depend on the goal rather than the perceptual resource sharing.
- The relationship between ERP components and EEG spatial complexity in a visual Go/Nogo task
The reaction times, the latencies/amplitudes of event-related potential (ERP) components, the Go/Nogo N2 effect, and the Go/Nogo P3 effect are linked to the electroencephalographic (EEG) spatial complexity level. The EEG spatial complexity is closely related to demands of certain cognitive processes and could reflect the neural processing efficiency of human brain. Obtaining the single-trial ERP features through single-trial spatial complexity may be a more efficient approach than traditional methods.
- Role of human premotor dorsal region in learning a conditional visuomotor task
Conditional learning involves stimulus identification, motor response selection, response monitoring, memory encoding, and recall of the learned association. Premotor dorsal (PMd) has been implicated for conditional learning. However, the extent to which PMd might be involved in specific or all stages of conditional learning is not well understood. The novel finding of our study is that PMd appears to be involved with monitoring motor responses, a sensorimotor integration stage essential for conditional learning.
RESEARCH ARTICLES | Nervous System Pathophysiology
- Modulation of activity and conduction in single dorsal column axons by kilohertz-frequency spinal cord stimulation
Kilohertz-frequency spinal cord stimulation (KHF-SCS) is a new mode of SCS that may offer better pain relief than conventional SCS. However, the mechanism of action is poorly characterized, especially the effects of stimulation on dorsal column (DC) axons, which are the primary target of stimulation. This study provides the first recordings of single DC axons during KHF-SCS to quantify DC activity that has the potential to mediate the analgesic effects of KHF-SCS.
- Caveolin-1 regulation of disrupted-in-schizophrenia-1 as a potential therapeutic target for schizophrenia
The present study is the first to demonstrate that caveolin-1 can regulate DISC1 expression in neuronal models. Furthermore, the findings are consistent across three separate neuronal models that include rodent neurons (in vitro and in vivo) and human differentiated neurons derived from induced pluripotent stem cells. These findings justify further investigation regarding the modulatory role by caveolin on synaptic function and as a potential therapeutic target for the treatment of schizophrenia.
RESEARCH ARTICLES | Neural Circuits
- Thalamic state control of cortical paired-pulse dynamics
For the first time, we have been able to utilize optogenetic modulation of thalamic firing modes combined with optical imaging of cortex in the rat vibrissa system to directly test the role of thalamic state in shaping cortical response properties.
- Descending propriospinal neurons mediate restoration of locomotor function following spinal cord injury
In the lamprey following spinal lesion-mediated interruption of long axonal projections of reticulospinal (RS) neurons, sensory stimulation still elicited relatively normal locomotor muscle burst activity, but with some coordination deficits. Computer models incorporating the spinal lesions could mimic many aspects of the experimental results. Thus, after disruption of long-axon projections from RS neurons in the lamprey, descending propriospinal (PS) neurons appear to be a viable compensatory mechanism for indirect activation of spinal locomotor networks.
- Effects of ion channel noise on neural circuits: an application to the respiratory pattern generator to investigate breathing variability
A major source of noise in neuronal circuits is the "flickering" of ion currents passing through the neurons' membranes (channel noise), which cannot be suppressed experimentally. Computational simulations are therefore the best way to investigate the effects of this physiological noise by manipulating its level at will. We investigate the role of noise in the respiratory pattern generator and show that endogenous, breath-to-breath variability is tightly linked to the respiratory pattern.
RESEARCH ARTICLES | Sensory Processing
- Whisker row deprivation affects the flow of sensory information through rat barrel cortex
Sensory cortical plasticity is usually quantified by changes in evoked firing rate. In this study we quantified plasticity by changes in sensory detection performance using Chernoff information and receiver operating characteristic analysis. We found that whisker deprivation causes a change in information flow within the cortical layers and that layer 5 regular-spiking cells, despite showing only a small potentiation of short-latency input, show the greatest increase in information content for the spared input partly by decreasing their spontaneous activity.
- Innocuous warming enhances peripheral serotonergic itch signaling and evokes enhanced responses in serotonin-responsive dorsal horn neurons in the mouse
Skin warming often exacerbates itch in patients with itchy dermatitis. We demonstrate that warming the skin enhanced serotonin-evoked, but not histamine-evoked, itch behavior and responses of sensory dorsal root ganglion cells. Moreover, serotonin, but not histamine, enhanced responses of superficial dorsal horn neurons to innocuous warming. The results suggest that skin warming selectively enhances the responses of serotonin-sensitive pruriceptors, leading to increased firing of serotonin-sensitive dorsal horn neurons that signal nonhistaminergic itch.
- Stimulus context alters neural representations of faces in inferotemporal cortex
Neurons in inferotemporal (IT) cortex anticipate the arrival of a predictable stimulus, and visual responses to an expected stimulus are more distributed throughout the population of IT neurons, providing an enhanced representation of second-order stimulus information (in this case, viewing angle). The findings reveal a potential neural basis for the behavioral benefits of contextual expectation.
- Visual search for object categories is predicted by the representational architecture of high-level visual cortex
Here, we ask which neural regions have neural response patterns that correlate with behavioral performance in a visual processing task. We found that the representational structure across all of high-level visual cortex has the requisite structure to predict behavior. Furthermore, when directly comparing different neural regions, we found that they all had highly similar category-level representational structures. These results point to a ubiquitous and uniform representational structure in high-level visual cortex underlying visual object processing.
RESEARCH ARTICLES | Spinal Control of Motor Outputs
- Contractile function and motor unit firing rates of the human hamstrings
We studied motor unit firing rates (MUFRs) at various voluntary contraction intensities in the hamstrings, one of the only major lower limb muscles to have MUFRs affected by muscle length changes. Within the hamstrings muscle-specific differences have greater impact on MUFRs than length changes, with the biceps femoris having reduced neural drive compared with the semimembranosus-semimembranosus. Comparing our results to other lower limb muscles, flexors have inherently higher firing rate compared with extensors.
- Psychosocial stress alters the strength of reticulospinal input to the human upper trapezius
This study is the first to quantify stress-evoked changes in the acoustic startle reflex in the upper trapezius muscle of humans, and our findings reveal a complex pattern of inhibitory and facilitatory responses consistent with observations in nonhuman primates. We further demonstrate that psychosocial stress consistently reduces the amplitude of these responses. These findings have implications for the control of motor behaviors in response to stress.
- A novel computational model to probe visual search deficits during motor performance
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The focus is to create an awareness of the arts and its importance as a tool for communication with a global vision. Professionalism and high quality are pivotal points of exceptional education and are the aspiration of Stage Consult.
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Stage Consult supports the exchange of artists, educators and students throughout the world. Sharing cultures, language and teaching methods improve performance quality and enable mobility for an artist's future employment. The goal is to adapt the various methods of performing technique into a form that is specifically designed for the culture it addresses. The teaching language is English but projects are translated simultaneously into the countries mother tongue to allow clear communication.
Passion and enthusiasm are the fundamental sparks for learning. This spark is then injected with discipline, skills and knowledge of the art form. Inspire the artist – there will be creation. Inspire the teacher – there will be a deeper connection to the material and the students. Inspire the institution – there will be new energy and vision for the organization and its staff.
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Pretoria - A female student at the University of Pretoria was wounded in a shooting incident on the Hatfield campus on Wednesday.
TUKS FM, the university's radio station, posted on Twitter that it had happened during a graduation ceremony. People on the scene reportedly saw the woman sit down and cover herself with her graduation gown before the gunshot was heard.
It added though that according to campus security director Colin Fouche, the shooting appeared to be accidental.
A spokesperson for Tuks, Sanku Tsunke, also said it seemed to have been an accident, adding that it had happened near the student centre.
Tsunke said the gun, which was in the woman's possession, accidentally discharged, wounding her in the stomach.
"It was accidental, it was not the result of crime-related activity."
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Gun carrying during graduation???? Is this American story?
What happened to South-Africa? Carrying a gun to go and study. Ja nee daai plek is moer verby.
With the crime in SA, can you blame her? Remember she still has to get home after graduation. She was just silly to carry the gun in an unsafe manner.
@Boer & Marina, you don't have an idea what you are talking about! Things are not that bad in SA. I have been going to Tuks for the past six years and never have I even got a sniff of violence. Tuks is a world class university (I have studied at a few abroad) and this is an unfortunate isolated incident. I have never seen a student with a weapon on campus. We cannot blame the university for this individuals personal agenda.
@Johan - I agree Tuks is a great and safe varsity. But 6 years at Tuks? Professional student? Good lord man, you are 24! Get a job already!
@maxil Maybe ask the man what qualifications he's got, before you make a silly comment like that!
@Johan Don't be so touchy and take the time to read my posting before you comment. Nowhere did I mention TUKS and nor did Boer for that matter. There IS a world outside of TUKS campus you know. Think outside the box my friend.
"Tuks student wounded in campus shooting" <---- WTF is wrong with you News24. If someone accidentely shoots themselves and happens to be on a campus then it's not a "campus shooting". You make it sound as if there was some lunatic who went on a killing spree at Tuks and managed to wound someone and that is misleading and dishonest. Some of us have loved ones studying at tuks so a misleading title like that can make us worry. Where is your journalistic intergrity?
@ Juan (and facebook friend of Johan) - I did ask. Try reading my post. And I love the fact that he removed his post about being a "lecturer and doctorate degree."
@Maxil, I didn't want to come across as arrogant. But seems like you have lots of time to research other people's lives. Perhaps you should 'Get a job already!' ;-)
@maxil (friend of no one). 'Professional student' is a term used for someone who studies for a long period of time, because they can't pass subjects. Maybe consider stop talking out of your traviANUS (Your are not the only one who can troll the internet).
No one is that stuped
also *facepalm*
I'm going to play devil's advocate and say that she probably meant to say: "stupe", which is a hot, wet, often medicated cloth used as a compress. So after she shot herself, she didn't have anything to stanch the bleeding, hence Mrs. Olivier comment about the how irresponsible youths are that do not carry first aid kits. Ain't that right?
No, she was trying to say stupid*
Lol, you guys complain about Cassandra's spelling mistake but no one picked up the 'Hatfiel' in the article instead of Hatfield.
Herself included! I'm convinced there's more to this story than what is reported here, and that this may not be the accident implied. Was her name actually on the graduation list, ie did she really graduate? Watch this space....... if News24 do the trouble to follow up!
No one is that studied to have loaded gun hidden among there graduation robes!
Luister hier wat probeer jy nou eintlik se. Jou sin maak nie sin nie.
Boer, Ek stem saam, what the Duck are you trying to spoke women?
Shame Cassandra. Asb. Praat eerder afrikaans. Your engilish isnt very delicious.
That is scary English. I am about to shoot myself in the stomach.
@ Crapdetector, LMAO.
@ Badmuse you want to shoot yourself in the stomach? Now,now dont do anything "stuped".
@ Lorain. Did you not mean, "Studied."? LOL!!
You guys r killing me.... LMAO!!!! She's excused. English is definitely not her mother tongue....
It didn't happen at a graduation ceremony because she was lying on the grass outside the student centre when the paramedics were attending to her. Graduation ceremonies were being held at the LC De Villiers sports grounds.
Tuks FM did not say that the incident happened during a graduation ceremony. She was on the grass outside the student centre at the time of the shooting.
Trust News24 to try and add some unfounded twists to reality.. bleh!
@Andre. If you read the article it definitely leads you to believe that it happened during the ceremony, from my overseas perspective anyway.
Thanks News24 for a misleading article. Never the less, are things that bad in SA now that you you have to carry guns to graduation, the other question is where did she get the gun?
@JohnB, No, things are not that bad in SA. I have been going to Tuks for the past six years and never have I even got a sniff of violence. Tuks is a world class university (I have studied at a few abroad) and this is an unfortunate isolated incident. I have never seen a student with a weapon on campus. We cannot blame the university for this individuals personal agenda.
Unfortunately she probably have to carry a gun in this lawless , criminal lead country to protect herslelf from maybe the Police ........
Wow now da graduation gowns r made with gun pockets or was the intention of shootin da professor who made her suffer wit modules.\r\ngot to get myself a CANNON DURIN MY GRADUATIONS.
This shooting happened just after 5 30pm. Odd that she was at the wrong venue for graduation and at the wrong time too, with a loaded gun in her possession that managed to \accidentally\ be set off. Rumour at Tuks is that she is a student who had failed the degree but had said she passed to her parents. Would like News24 to report an accurate story coz the current one doesn't add up. Who packs a gun to graduation anyway?!
Someone who doesn't want to become a statistic!
@Marina, Tuks graduation ceremonies are huge, secure events as Tuks is one of the best universities in the country. This girl had more chance of being stuck by lightening whilst holding a winning lottery ticket than becoming a victim of a violent crime on campus or at a Tuks event. The only statistic she will add to now would probably be attempted suicides. She also had family members there too for the supposed pseudo-graduation so an excuse of self-defence would be rubbish. If she was a woman on her own who felt threatened in the evenings it would make sense, but when ur with ur whole family within the apparent given situation, armed defence shouldn't be needed- especially on our campus.
I agree. Had it been Loftus Versfeld then no one could blame her.
Joburg is one Dangerous Province. Especially Pretoria Surbubs is very dangerous
Johannesburg aka joburg is not a Province.
Dude. I know you mean well,,, but you have it all wrong.
Sechaba, this is not about crime, she did it to herself. \r\nPS: I had to sit down and cry for a moment after reading your comment.
The headline of this article completely takes the blame off the woman who was shot. She shot herself! You make it sound like someone shot her and she's a victim. She's an idiot! It sounds like a suicide to me (covering herself in her robe and then shooting herself 'by mistake'). If it's not that, who did she intend using the gun on? I'm glad no one else was hurt by her bringing a loaded gun to campus.
Gun and Graduation ceremony...reallY?
she probably shot herself, because she didnt pass all the modules and she lied that she passed. I bet she was one of those fugitive genius.
Wtf was she doing with a gun at a graduation ceremony in the first place! And she covered herself with her gown before the shot was heard!!! Errrrr doesn't add up, this was no accident
she shot herself deliberately not accidentally.y did she have to cover herself with a gown b4 the shooting?come on.......
Um its Hatfield... someone forgot the D. But why are kids bringing weapons to class? What did she think she needed the gun for? was it hers? Whos name was it registered in? Has it been used in other crimes?
but really now, a gun @ the graduation ceremony, what's the moral behind this, commit suicide in public come on sister girl that's messed up...
That's what happens when you don't keep the gun in a holster and the hammer down.
Stupid fool who's going to hijack your gawn or certificate!!! it's a lesson to those who treat guns like toys
"It was accidental, it was not the result of crime-related activity."
She was carrying a gun to a graduation ceremony for self defence then?
One of CIA agents working undercover
The first post last night was a "rifle" Now a gun! At least it is getting smaller...
EIDEL It's nearly winter "guns" get smaller in winter
the tuks executive and council must be charged, and i will explain why.
Stop being such a Judas
Its quite unfortunate that since this woman is white everyone assumes this woman was carrying the gun for self protection yet we have had incidents both here and abroad where students have gone to campus with a loaded gun and ended up killing fellow students because of stupid personal vendettas
@Kabamba where does it say she is white??
Her name is Chantelle Stockel... sounds pretty white to me!
See story in Beeld - "Campus shooting"? Maybe News24 should get someone else to write their captions......
that girl will be a very good lawyer one day she cant even defend herself frm herself
funny but not funny...
A 20 year old female student carrying a licenced fire arm?? I don't think so!!
My mom carried a 9mm in her purse for 20 years, one up the spout, hammer not cocked safety on. If she were ever to fire the criminal would end up with a rouged face and tissues due to all the lipstick we found in the barrel one day when we cleaned it... I dont carry gun.. My jeans are too tight...
@ Juan (and facebook friend of Johan) - I did ask. Try reading my post. And I love the fact that he removed his post about being a lecturer and doctorate degree. Must be because nobody at tuks knows a Johan Buitendag...
s how many students are currently in possession of firearms on campus? i wonder, accidental shooting for nw, whats next? gang wars on campus...wat a xul...
i heard that she shot herself deliberately , because was to ashamed to tell her parents she failed and parents was under impression she is getting her degree
You understand correctly Konrad
quoted:it was an accident mxm carrying a gun it never been an accident it looks like she was trying to make a movie not funny at all
in my opinion, truely a bad cover-up for a suicide attempt.
Do not turnish the image of our beloved university. They made it clear that it was an isolated incident
WHy the hell was she armed???
Wow NEWS24..you really amaze me every day.... in your "report", you state that ""It was accidental, it was not the result of crime-related activity."".... yet your headline reads:
"Tuks student wounded in campus shooting"
Dear Johan,
You can easily study 6 years plus, if you carry on to a doctorate. My son did so, having to work half time to support himself. Where do medical doctors and your lecturers who have higher degrees come from!
campus shooting... really?? it was one person wounded by their own firearm, hardly any people shooting at each other as the headline states.
blonde moment...gun and graduation, maybe she wanted to kill herself for making it...
Why would she be on main campus 'on her way to graduate' when graduations take place at another campus? Also, no graduations have been happening at night time!


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Europe in Transformation: How to Reconstitute Democracy?
Europeanisation and globalisation are frequently held to undermine national democracy. What are then the prospects for democracy in the multi-level constellation that makes up the contemporary European political order? The European debate has taken the question of democracy beyond the nation state. But can there be democracy without nation and state? The authors present three different models for how democracy can be reconstituted within the multileveled European context. It can be reconstituted at the national level, as delegated democracy with a concomitant reframing of the EU as a functional regulatory regime. Democracy can be reconstituted through establishing the EU as a multi-national state based on a common identity(ies) and solidaristic allegiance strong enough to undertake collective action. Democracy can also be reconstituted through the development of a post-national Union with an explicit cosmopolitan imprint. This entails an EU with some governmental functions, and which actively takes measures to become a regional cosmopolitan entity in a reformed world order. These are the only viable models of European democracy, as these are the only ones that can ensure equal membership in a self-governing polity. They differ however with regard to both applicability and robustness.
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When cycling, you need all your senses to keep you alert and safe on the road.
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Grand Blanc, Mich. – Cofferdams are probably not a frequent topic of conversation in most circles, unless you work for a company that has dedicated its entire existence to developing eco-friendly water control solutions. That dedication paid off when the company received the "2013 Most Innovative Product (MIP) Award" at the annual World of Concrete Convention held this year in Las Vegas.
The MIP Award Program is sponsored by Hanley Wood, LLC – the premier media, information and marketing services company serving the residential, commercial design and construction industries. The Program gives attendees and audiences at the annual Convention a chance to vote for the products they judge to be most innovative. A panel of industry experts then reviews and selects the MIP Award winners.
For the second year in a row, Grand Blanc-based Dam-It Dams, Inc., won the prestigious MIP Award in the General Tools & Equipment category. The Company's Portable Water-filled Cofferdam systems were an "Industry Choice Winner" this year and an "Editor's Choice Winner" in 2012.
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Since 1928, Dam-It Dams has been an innovator in cofferdams, which are temporary water barriers that allow the enclosed area to be pumped out, thus creating a dry environment for work activities to proceed. First used in 1736, most of today's cofferdams are typically conventional embankment dams of both earth- and rock-fill.
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I'd like to build a CNN whose conv filters are dependent on the input (similar to dynamic filter networks https://arxiv.org/abs/1605.09673 )
I modified the cifar10 example, but I noticed that if I try to access a conv layers weight, and copy a Variable into it I cant (line 52). What is the correct way to do this?
(Also notice that I've changed batch size to 1, is there a way to do this with bigger batches?)
Thanks a lot.
I think it would be much simpler with the functional interface. Just call F.conv2d(input, weight) where weight is generated by some other part of the network. This should work with arbitrary batches, just be careful about providing correct dimensions of the weights.
F.conv2d(input, weight)
Thanks a lot apaszke, I was not aware of these "functionals".
Is this the correct way to do this convolution in a batch manner? (it runs very slow...)
y = self.pool(F.relu(self.conv1(y)))
z = Variable(torch.Tensor(x.size()[0], 16, 10, 10))
for i in range(x.size()[0]):
z[i,:]= F.conv2d(y[i,:].unsqueeze(0), x[i,:]).squeeze(0)
z = self.pool(F.relu(z))
z = z.view(-1, 16*5*5)
(x contains the convolutional weights, y contains the image I want to convolve over, and z is where I put the result)
Why can't you compute the convolution with all filters in one go?
I have the impression that he wants to have a different convolutional weight per batch element. @Quilby is that right?
Exactly, that is the point of the dynamic filter network. The conv filters for a certain picture are a function of that picture.
You could still separate the convolutions using groups. It's not going to be super fast, but you could give that a try.
Inspired by this answer on SO, I tried converting my code to use the conv3d functional but it gives me a weird error.
This is the code:z = F.conv3d(y.unsqueeze(0), x )
z = F.conv3d(y.unsqueeze(0), x )
The sizes are:
x: torch.Size([4, 16, 6, 5, 5]) y: torch.Size([4, 6, 14, 14])
The error I get is RuntimeError: CUDNN_STATUS_BAD_PARAM
Your input has invalid size. For these weights ((out_channels, in_channels, kT, kH, kW)), it should be 1x16x6x14x14. You probably swapped the in and out channels weight dimensions.
(out_channels, in_channels, kT, kH, kW)


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The new belt lies at the far reaches of the Saturnian system, with an orbit tilted 27 degrees from the main ring plane. The bulk of its material starts about six million kilometers (3.7 million miles) away from the planet and extends outward roughly another 12 million kilometers (7.4 million miles). One of Saturn's farthest moons, Phoebe, circles within the newfound ring, and is likely the source of its material.
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"This is one supersized ring," said Anne Verbiscer, an astronomer at the University of Virginia, Charlottesville. "If you could see the ring, it would span the width of two full moons' worth of sky, one on either side of Saturn." Verbiscer; Douglas Hamilton of the University of Maryland, College Park; and Michael Skrutskie, of the University of Virginia, Charlottesville, are authors of a paper about the discovery to be published online tomorrow by the journal Nature.
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Our Birmingham hospice is located in Selly Oak
Opened in 1988 the hospice has 10 bedrooms for children and young people to stay along with accommodation for families so that they can remain close by.
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