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Stijn Viaene, Richard A. Derrig, Guido Dedene, "A Case Study of Applying Boosting Naive Bayes to Claim Fraud Diagnosis," IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering, vol. 16, no. 5, pp. 612-620, May, 2004.
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Abstract—In this paper, we apply the weight of evidence reformulation of AdaBoosted naive Bayes scoring due to Ridgeway et al. [38] to the problem of diagnosing insurance claim fraud. The method effectively combines the advantages of boosting and the explanatory power of the weight of evidence scoring framework. We present the results of an experimental evaluation with an emphasis on discriminatory power, ranking ability, and calibration of probability estimates. The data to which we apply the method consists of closed personal injury protection (PIP) automobile insurance claims from accidents that occurred in Massachusetts during 1993 and were previously investigated for suspicion of fraud by domain experts. The data mimic the most commonly occurring data configuration—that is, claim records consisting of information pertaining to several binary fraud indicators. The findings of the study reveal the method to be a valuable contribution to the design of intelligible, accountable, and efficient fraud detection support.
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If you missed this information last week: White Rock Local Garden has begun its growing process and the first Love Your Farmer volunteer day is this weekend. Read this to get the details.
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Jauhien Vaskovich spent 247 days in penal cell
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Since October 2011 a political prisoner Jauhien Vaskovich spent 247 days in a penal cell.
The report comes from the press-service of the organizational committee for creation of the party Belarusian Christian Democracy with a reference to the organization's executive secretary Dzianis Sadouski.
According to Sadouski, the latest 10 days of a penal cell punishment Vaskovich spent starting from 27 December 2013 and celebrated New Year's Eve in a lockup.
We would remind that the political prisoner Jauhien Vaskovich is serving the punishment term and strong pressure is put on him on the part of the administration of the penitentiary institution.
"The majority of so-called punishments are issued with the same wording: "for refusing to follow legitimate demands of prison staff". On average Jauhien spends 15-20 days in a penal cell a month. At the height of 186 centimeters the political prisoner only weights 65 kilograms. This can be compared with the conditions in which the prisoners of the Soviet GULAG camp were kept or the fascist concentration camp. Also the letters and parcels reach Jauhien Vaskovich and come from him on an irregular and arbitrary basis", - BChD's press-service reports.
BChD urges human rights activists and international organizations "to express protest and call upon the administration of the prison to stop tortures of the political prisoner Jauhien Vaskovich".
We would remind that Jauhien Vaskovich was convicted together with Arciom Prakapienka and Paviel Syramalotau. He was sentenced to 7 years in prison on charges with an attempted arson of the KGB office in Babrujsk. He was put in a penal cell multiple times. Later on the political prisoner was transferred from a penal colony to the prison in Mahilou as a "malicious violator of the penitentiary regime".
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- Political prisoner Vaskovich will meet family in prison
- Political prisoner Vaskovich is in information blockade
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When you step into the
Grapeland Public Library, you will find books of all types, including some special
books donated by the Sam Mayfield family.
"The librarian has done
an amazing job at selecting these materials for all ages," said Sam Mayfield's
widow and book donor, Dixie Mayfield.
After Sam Mayfield and his
wife retired to Grapeland in 1990, Sam started to tutor children in science and
math. The two were his favorite subjects.
Sam died last year, and
after members donated money to the library in honor of Sam, his wife, Dixie came
forward with more money and several books.
When browsing through all of
the donations in the selection, patrons can find resources of all types. From
serious titles like "The 100 Top Scientists for Young Adults" to catchy titles
like "Math Doesn't Suck". There is something for everybody.
"You can tell by the
range of books that we tried to do a little bit of something for everything.
Sam was known as being very supportive of education and kids, but he was also
enthusiastic about math, science and philosophy," said Library Director, Dianna
A donation of books trying
to help the education of young people is exactly what Mayfield thinks is needed
in today's technology driven society.
"I believe that
students learn more when they have a book in their hand and can go back to it
repeatedly," said Mayfield.
The donation is important
but those with the library say it is bigger than that.
"The most important thing in
my mind is the legacy that the family is leaving to the community," said Board
Chairman, Harry Pridgen.
A legacy they are hoping
will shape the leaders of tomorrow.
Here is the complete
selection of materials offered in the collection.
Grapeland Public Library—New Materials
Honoring the Memory of Sam Mayfield
(Updated March 2013)
Emphasis: Math,
Sciences, Philosophy
In honor and memory of
local resident Sam Mayfield, several of his friends recently donated funds to
the library, allowing us to add some wonderful new print and DVD items,
The Great Courses (DVD)
Adult books
Children's books
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What evidence exists about the impact of giving students a handout of the power point slides before or during class? Do instructors who proved the slides as handouts free students from the multi-tasking associated with copying information from the slides and allow them to concentrate on listening to the presentation and class discussion? Or does having a copy of the slides encourage students to skip class, allow them to surf the web during class, or otherwise disengage?
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Author: francine_glazer
Author: francine_glazer
As the semester nears its end, it's useful to have the students review what they've learned as a way to help them integrate all the topics. It's also useful to us to gather information on which parts of the course might require revision over the summer. Here's an activity that you can use for both these purposes. It can be completed in or out of class and can be a great way to generate discussion in an online or blended course.
This activity will help you look back over the semester, reflect on the course, identify the four or five most important points you have learned, and tie them together. It is similar to the Take-Home Lessons activity, but slightly more structured. By completing this activity, you will:
1. Recall: Make a list - in words or simple phrases - of what YOU recall as the most important, useful, or meaningful items you've learned this semester. Choose three to five main points from your list and rank them in order of importance.
2. Summarize: Summarize the ranked items in your list into one summary sentence that captures the essence of the course.
3. Question: Write one or two questions that still remain unanswered.
4. Connect: Explain in one or two sentences the connection(s) between your summary and the major goals of the entire course. (You may want to look back at the course goals and the student learning outcomes as listed on the syllabus to complete this section.)
5. Comment: Write an evaluative comment or two about the course. Here are a few possible comment stems you can use as starting points: "What I enjoyed most/least was..." or "What I found most/least useful was..." or "During most of the course, I felt..."
If the course is online or blended, you can add the following two steps:
6. Post your completed RSQC2 activity to the appropriate forum on the Discussion Board.
7. Respond to at least two of your classmates' posts.
To follow up on any of these ideas, please contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com. This Weekly Teaching Note was adapted from a contribution to the Teaching and Learning Writing Consortium sponsored by Western Kentucky University.
Francine Glazer, PhD
Assistant Provost and Director,
Center for Teaching and Learning
New York Institute of Technology
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When IBM's Institute for Business Value recently (2010) surveyed 1500 chief executives to find out the qualities CEOs value most in today's business marketplace, the quality that rose to the top of the list was not dedication, a sense of humor, or technical expertise. Creativity is seen as the skill that helps businesses respond to changing customer relationships and operational problems. In A Whole New Mind (2006), Daniel Pink emphasizes creativity as the basis for workers adept at what he calls "high touch" and "high concept," and concludes that right-brained people will rule the world of the future. In The Creative Workforce (2008), Erica McWilliam stresses the same skill as the cornerstone of a twenty-first century education.
Yet even as the evidence mounts as to the importance of creativity, we see gifted programs cut from public schools and creativity not a showcased part of college curriculums. Creativity must be seen on a par with those other skills businesses claim they need colleges to be teaching—i.e., team work, critical thinking, and communication (identified in a 2007 AACU survey as the big three). Interestingly, even the influential Foundation for Critical Thinking has started linking critical and creative thinking as part of the same process.
How many of you have creativity listed on your syllabus as a student learning outcome? If you have, do you intentionally teach creative thinking? Have you thought of how to assess creative thinking in your field? Obviously, in recent years business has jumped aboard the creativity bandwagon traditionally driven by the arts and humanities, but what about the sciences, health, education, and so on? Every field needs creativity, and it has a place in every field.
In "Kubla Khan," Coleridge compares the creative thinker to a demon. In "A Midsummer's Night Dream," Shakespeare notes the similarity between the poet and the madman. The point is that most of us are afraid of the unknown, and sometimes college professors develop creativity-phobia. The greatest enemy to fear is knowledge. We are going to have to start to learn and teach creativity in the college classrooms.
Practically speaking, to teach creativity, you need to model it. You must also turn your classroom into a creative hothouse. And you must learn some simple process techniques, such as brainstorming, piggybacking, and perception shift.
Start with the basics. You need to adapt the definition of creativity to your field. The two key ingredients of creativity are novelty (it must be innovative) and usefulness (it must serve some purpose, solve some problem). Most experts break creativity down into four categories (mnemonically recalled by the alliterative "P"):
"Creativity is allowing yourself to make mistakes," claims Scott Adams of Dilbert fame. In so pronouncing, Adams suggests the biggest change we can make to our classrooms—we can allow our students to take risks. But before they do, we have to.
To follow up on any of these ideas, please contact me at email@example.com. This Weekly Teaching Note was adapted from a contribution to the Teaching and Learning Writing Consortium sponsored by Western Kentucky University.
Hal Blythe and Charlie Sweet
Teaching and Learning Center
Eastern Kentucky University
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Osborne: Economic case for HS2 'pretty compelling'
Chancellor George Osborne said HS2 will be an "engine for growth" in the North and Midlands, and will create tens of thousands of jobs.
He acknowledged that communities along its route would face a "very difficult" disruption to their lives, but said the economic benefits were "pretty compelling". He told BBC Breakfast:
– Chancellor George Osborne
I think it is the engine for growth in the North and the Midlands of this country. I think it is going to create tens of thousands of jobs in Manchester and across our great cities.
In the end, as a country, you have got to make those long-term choices. If our predecessors hadn't decided to build the railways in the Victorian times or the motorways in the middle part of the 20th century, then we wouldn't have those things today.


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Milwaukee misconduct cases raise 'code of silence' questions
By Kevin Johnson
MILWAUKEE, Wis. — The beatings of Frank Jude and Lovell Harris triggered outrage in the city of Milwaukee.
Last year, when a Milwaukee jury did not convict three local police officers on battery charges for a beating in which Jude was kicked in the head and stabbed in both ears, the public fury intensified. A demonstration followed the verdicts, which Mayor Tom Barrett characterizes as a breakdown of the justice system.
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#1 posted 2069 days ago
Welcome to LJ's.
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Hello Dion,
Let me welcome to LJs. I am sure that you will find this to be a rewarding and enriching part of your woodworking journey.
-- Challenges are what make life interesting; overcoming them is what makes life meaningful- Joshua Marine
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Welcome to LumberJocks. Glad to have you aboard. †
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Welcome to Lumberjocks community , the best woodworking community on the internet!
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Glad to see that you have made Lumberjocks a part of your Woodworking experience… Welcome
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Welcome to LumberJocks….It will be a great resource for you and your projects There are allot of great people here willing to help…...have fun….
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Welcome Dion. You have found the right place for woodworkiing. A great group of people willing to help. Looking forward to see more of your projects and comments. Work safe in the shop and don't forget to use pushsticks.
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Welcome to LumberJocks – The best woodworking community anywhere!
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thanks for the welcome.awesome website learned a few tricks already.
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Welcome to Lumberjocks. The projects are an inspiration, the information is priceless and the people are supportive. The only problem is, the site can get addictive.
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Welcome to LJ. You will like it here.
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Welcome to Lumberjocks . This is a great community of people with like interests.There is much to learn here & you will have the opportunity to share your skills & ideas with others. I hope you enjoy LJ's as much as I do.
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One person was injured Wednesday in a rollover crash into a condominium.
The single-car crash was reported at 6:54 a.m. Wednesday in the 39100 block of Flamingo Bay Lane in an unincorporated area of Murrieta, according to Melody Hendrickson of CAL FIRE/Riverside County.
The Flamingo Bay address belongs to a multi-family condo complex off Murrieta Hot Springs Road south of Winchester Road.
Thirteen firefighters responded to find one person suffering from moderate injuries, Hendrickson wrote in an incident report. The injured person was taken by ambulance to a local hospital, she said.
The crash resulted in moderate damage to the front entrance of the building, according to Hendrickson.
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The Y's Men's Rodeo can be a fun filled event to bring the whole family together.
Just ask the O'Keeffe family of Mohall.
Three members of the family are competing in this week's rodeo.
As they tell reporter Gary Brode, it makes the event even more special.
Unlike the sea of families enjoying the festivities at the Y's Men's Rodeo, the O'Keeffe's are here to rope and ride.
(Britta O'Keeffe, Barrel Racer) "It's so much fun, we all after, talk about our runs and rides. What we did better, what we could change, what we did good. It's just a big family affair and I love having them here to share it with.
Most competitive.
Britta, along with her younger brother Levi and brother in-law Sam, all qualified for the Badlands Circuit Finals this year.
Each of the three family members said they grew up with the sport.
For Britta and Levi, the competition between one another may have helped them get to where they are now.
(Levi O'Keeffe, Team Roper) "Britta is very competitive in any sport that she does from high school on and I am too usually. It helps a lot when we go to the arena and work on stuff because we always want to win."
The whole family grew up in Mohall except for Sam, who became part of the family seven years ago when he married the eldest O'Keeffe, Heather, who met ironically enough, at a rodeo.
Sam said he was welcome with open arms into the first family of North Dakota rodeo royalty.
(Sam Nordick, Bareback Rider) "Had I married some gal from the big city or something, her family wouldn't understand what I'm into. It's really nice they know where I'm coming from and likewise I guess."
He says having a big family there for support helps not only on the days of the rodeo but the weeks leading up to it.
With the each knot of support from family ties, the three hope to wrangle the competition.
At the Y's Men's Rodeo in Minot, Gary Brode, KX News.
The rodeo is currently going on at the All Seasons Arena and will continue tomorrow beginning at 6:30 p.m.


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Old Age or Something Else? 10 Early Signs of Dementia
What Exactly Is Dementia?
What Exactly Is Dementia?
What's confusing about dementia is that it's not actually a disease. Rather, it's a collection of symptoms that can be caused by various diseases. Dementia symptoms include impairments in thinking, communicating, and memory.
The leading cause of dementia is Alzheimer's disease. Dementia can also be caused by brain damage incurred from an injury or stroke, and from other diseases like Huntington's or Lewy body dementia.
Memory Loss Isn't Necessarily Dementia
Memory Loss Isn't Necessarily Dementia
If a loved one is experiencing some troubling memory problems, you might immediately conclude that it's dementia. However, a person needs to have at least two types of impairment that are significant enough to interfere with everyday life to be considered a dementia diagnosis.
In addition to difficulty remembering, the patient may also experience impairments in:
- language
- communication
- focus
- reasoning
Subtle Short-Term Memory Changes
Subtle Short-Term Memory Changes
Trouble with memory can be an early sign of dementia. The changes are often subtle and tend to involve short-term memory. Your elderly relative may be able to remember years past, but not what they had for breakfast.
Other signs of changes in short-term memory include forgetting where they left something, struggling to remember why they went into a particular room, or forgetting what they were supposed to do on any given day.
Difficulty Finding the Right Words
Difficulty Finding the Right Words
Another early sign of dementia is struggling to communicate thoughts the way you want to. This may mean that a person can't seem to explain things. They may reach for the right words, but just can't seem to grasp them.
Conversations with an elderly parent who has dementia can become difficult and take longer than usual to conclude.
Changes in Mood
Changes in Mood
Changes in mood are also common with dementia. It isn't always easy to recognize this aspect of dementia in yourself, but it's easy to notice in a loved one. Depression, for instance, is typical of early dementia.
Along with mood changes, you might also see a shift in personality. One typical type of personality change seen with dementia is a shift from being shy to outgoing. This is because judgment is often affected.
A common symptom of early dementia is a listlessness or apathy. You might notice that your elderly loved one is starting to lose interest in hobbies or activities. They may not want to go out anymore or to do anything fun. They may be losing interest in spending time with friends and family and may seem emotionally flat.
Difficulty Doing Normal Tasks
Difficulty Doing Normal Tasks
A subtle shift in the ability to complete normal tasks may indicate an early sign of dementia. This usually starts with difficulty doing more complex things like balancing the checkbook or playing games that have a lot of rules.
Along with the struggle to complete familiar tasks, you may notice your loved one struggling to learn how to do new things or follow new routines.
Someone in the early stages of dementia may often show signs of confusion. When memory, thinking, or judgment lapses, confusion arises as your loved one can no longer remember faces, find the right words, or interact with people normally.
Confusion can occur for a number of reasons. For example, missing car keys, forgetting what comes next in the day, or trying to remember who someone is.
Difficulty Following Storylines
Difficulty Following Storylines
If you notice that your elderly loved one has a hard time following storylines, it may be due to early dementia.
Just as finding and using the right words becomes difficult, people with dementia also sometimes forget the meanings of words they hear. Struggling to follow along with conversations or TV programs is a classic early warning sign.
A Failing Sense of Direction
A Failing Sense of Direction
Sense of direction and spatial orientation is a common function of thinking that starts to deteriorate with the onset of dementia. This can mean not recognizing once-familiar landmarks and forgetting regularly used directions.
It also becomes more difficult to follow series of directions and step-by-step instructions.
Being Repetitive
Being Repetitive
Repetition is common in dementia because of memory loss and general behavioral changes. You might notice your elderly parent or loved one repeat daily tasks like shaving or collecting items obsessively.
They also may repeat the same questions in a conversation after you've already answered them.
Struggling to Adapt to Change
Struggling to Adapt to Change
For someone in the early stages of dementia, the experience is frightening. Suddenly they can't remember people they know or follow what others are saying. They can't remember why they went to the store and get lost on the way home.
Because of this, they might crave routine and not want to try new things. Having difficulty adapting to changes is a typical sign of early dementia.
- About Dementia. (2013). Alzheimer's Foundation of America. Retrieved August 11, 2013, from http://www.alzfdn.org/AboutDementia/warningsigns.html1
- Dementia Due to Metabolic Causes. (2013, March 22). National Institutes of Health. Retrieved August 11, 2013, from http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/000683.htm
- Early Signs of Dementia. (n.d.). University of Florida, College of Public Health and Health Professions. Retrieved August 11, 2013, from http://alzonline.phhp.ufl.edu/en/reading/EarlySignsFeb08.pdf
- Frontotemporal Dementia Signs and Symptoms. (n.d.). University of California, San Francisco Medical Center. Retrieved August 11, 2013, from http://www.ucsfhealth.org/conditions/frontotemporal_dementia/signs_and_symptoms.html
- What is Dementia?. (2013). Alzheimer's Association. Retrieved August 11, 2013, from http://www.alz.org/what-is-dementia.asp
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"Thanks for a great product. When I was considering something
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I wanted a little more storage than what I was finding in 'money
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other than a metal clip for bills. That was about the time I ran
across your web site. Your DeepPocket product seemed to have all
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Hello everyone!
I will start with a question as it goes:
Is it possible to intercept the PCM stream that is routed by the system to the AudioSink (i.e. speakers or headphones) and inject some post-processing on system wide basis?
My current investigation lead me to the following status.
-There is a system-wide audio destination, the CMMFAudioOutput sink. Maybe it is possible to create another sink, that will perform the post-processing and then redirect the resulting stream to the original output.
-There is a set of codecs that are instantiated by the DataPath depending on the FourCCs of the data source and data sink. Maybe it is possible to create a system-wide wrapper that will be called instead of any other codec, that will inside load the needed codec and after that perform the post-processing before returning the stream.
-There might be some other place for such a sound hook that i haven't found in the documentation.
I absolutely understand that such a scenario is a very dangerous thing to allow in an OS for phones. This is the reason that makes me wonder if this problem is solvable at all. Still, there might be some ways, that will surely include driver signing and any other actions preventing malicious usage.


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The Bengals may be the big winners of today's results, because all the teams competing for the 6th seed seem to be avoiding it like the plague. The Ravens and Dolphins looked terrible. Aside from maybe the Chargers, who are actually winning to try and earn a spot. EVERY team needs help, none of these teams control their own destiny. Here are scenarios:
Dolphins 9-7, Ravens 9-7, Chargers 9-7: Dolphins in
Ravens 9-7, Dolphins 9-7, Chargers 8-8: Ravens in
Dolphins 9-7, Chargers 9-7, Ravens 8-8: Dolphins in
Dolphins/Chargers/Ravens/Steelers 8-8: Steelers in
Dolphins/Chargers/Ravens/Jets 8-8: Ravens in
So the Dolphins are the team most likely to make it, just so they could then be dominated by the Bengals in the wild card round and it can be 1997/98/99/00/01/08 all over again.
Which is why I really don't think the Bengals will lay down to the Ravens...do they not remember what happened when they laid down for the Jets, and then the Jets whooped their starters the next week?


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The Bubbling Galactic Disk
Some of the most beautiful structures in Spitzer GLIMPSE data are the bubbles. Bubbles are regions of gas, usually found around newly formed stars, often with shells of material surrounding them (the green 8 μm emission above). These appear as rings in the GLIMPSE images and can vary in appearance from strikingly prominent to intriguingly faint. They can be anything from complete circles and ellipses, to fractured, fragmented remains.
As part of Project IX we're going to ask you to find and measure these bubbles. Researchers can use this information to learn a lot about how these objects form and how they trigger star formation.
Above is an image of RCW 120, the titual "perfect bubble" from a 2009 paper by Deharveng, Zavagno, Schuller, Caplan, Pomarès and De Breuck. This colour-composite image shows Hα emission in blue, 8 μm emission in green and the 24 μm emission of small dust grains in red. The image is approximately 24′ degrees wide.
The green material has been swept up as the region expanded, after the formation of a massive star in the centre. There are about 2000 Solar masses of neutral material here, and this has fragmented into lumps. This is where star formation is occurring. The authors of the study found 138 potential star-forming objects in the ring around RCW 120.
In 2006, a group of astronomers visually inspected the GLIMPSE data for bubbles and catalogued their results in a paper titled 'The Bubbling Galactic Disk'. I'm a sucker for a great paper title. The team behind this study has been looking at the GLIMPSE data ever since. As mentioned above, bubbles are important features in the study of star formation. Here's how they are described in 'The Bubbling Galactic Disk':
The study of bubbles gives information about the stellar winds that produce them and the structure and physical properties of the ambient ISM – interstellar medium – into which they are expanding. Additional physical insights include the hydrodynamics of gas and dust in expanding bubbles, the impact of expanding bubbles on magnetic fields in the diffuse ISM, and mass-loss rates during the evolution of stars.
In 2006 322 bubbles were visually identified by just a handful of people. Since that time two things have changed. Firstly, there is now a lot more data, and therefore more bubbles. Spitzer has also continued to map more of the galactic plane for the GLIMPSE360 project – more on that in a later post. Secondly, the Zooniverse now exists!
Everytime the Zooniverse and bubbles have been mentioned together, someone has been there saying that we should get the public to find and measure them. Whether this is between Chris, myself and others at Zooniverse HQ or between Grace Wolf-Chase at Adler Planetarium and various members of the 'The Bubbling Galactic Disk' study. Bubbles and the Zooniverse should be a match made in the heavens.
Why are bubbles such a good target? For many reasons. They are not only amazing to look at, but also are numerous in the GLIMPSE data. They are tricky to measure but not impossibly hard. They are scientifically valuable objects to catalogue and measure the properties of, and they require more than one independent, human measurement to get a good handle on – this is key of course.
Many of the folks behind the 'The Bubbling Galactic Disk' are part of the Project IX science team. We hope that everyone out there in the Zooniverse community can help refine and expand the existing bubble catalogue as part of Project IX. With the addition of new data, we also hope to find many new bubbles.
We are currently developing the bubble tool – the first user interface portion of the Project IX site – which will have similarities to the Moon Zoo crater tool. We hope to be able to share it with you all soon so that you can help us to test and refine it. It is exciting to be able to involve everyone at this early stage.
If you're interested in following this project and its take on bubbles, I'd suggest reading 'The Bubbling Galactic Disk' and looking at the GLIMPSE website. If you have any questions – let us know. Bubble are just one thing we can see in the GLIMPSE data. More posts will follow about other scientifically useful objects lurking in this amazing infrared archive.
My Kingdom for a Science Case
It's good to see this blog up and running. This is the first time we've written so explicitly about what we're up to in planning and creating a Zooniverse project, and it'll be interesting to see how it develops. We've normally kept quiet, not out of any desire to be secretive (well, maybe a little – we do enjoy surprising you) but because it's worth it in order to increase our chances of getting attention from the press. I hope Project IX will demonstrate that we should be more open, more often and that we can talk more about what we're up to.
As Project IX involves scanning beautiful images of star forming regions like the one above, it might not come as a surprise that the idea for it came from staring at the data. In conversations first with Grace, from the Adler Planetarium, and then with more and more of the star formation community, there was a real sense that there just *must* be something that could be gained by scanning these wonderful images.
Before we could start work on the Zoo, though, we had to be sure that there was a 'science case'. As I've explained over on the Zooniverse blog, our one golden rule is that projects must be constructed so that we can be sure real science will result. In this case, many of the Zooniverse team have been directly involved – Rob and I both wrote PhD theses on star formation (in my case, this was back before I got distracted by galaxies) – but for other Zooniverse projects this has been the responsibility of a team of experts in the relevant field.
The criterion is simple : find a task which humans are not only capable of, but better at than existing computer programs. When I give talks about the Zoo, there are often computer scientists or computer minded people who insist that any given problem should be soluble. And many of them might well be – we're even trying to improve things ourselves – but only after much hard work. We don't have to beat the ideal machine learning algorithm – with the right incentives and enough money thrown at the problem, even hard tasks like optical character recognition can be solved – but only what's out there now.
Of course, the task needs to be scientifically useful, too. Humans are probably better than computers at solving large jigsaw puzzles, but that doesn't mean that there's a Zooniverse project there.
There also needs to be enough data to keep all of you busy! If scientists have already reviewed most of the data, or if there wasn't enough of it in the first place, then there may be little point having a Zoo. By making it easy to launch new projects, the Zooniverse makes smaller projects possible but there's still a law of diminishing returns.
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Some GrammarI've locked the bedroom door, to be alone.If you think you invade my privacy, you're wrong:I'm doing no private thing, unless being is doing,Quiet a verb – as it can be – stillness an action.One child, upstairs, weeps the tears of the damned;Another has rung to transfer a fund of angstTo my soul's account, which was not overdrawn;Another is banging some blunt hard object againstThe tabletop, as he writes in his rickety hand,Here the land slopes down to join the sea.In slope we have a verb that's less a doingThan a surrender, less action than inclination.So I surrender. No: let's say I'm goingThe way of coastlands sloping into sea.
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- lissla lissar said...
"Weeps the tears of the damned"
Hey, you've bugged our house! Look, all I said to him was, "You can't lasso your little brother with an electrical cord."
Sorry. I'm a bit haywire with lack of sleep. I also seek solitude right now. I appreciate that God is giving us lots of children, I just want ten minutes of utter silence.
- March 20, 2012 at 10:30:00 AM EDT
- Sally Thomas said...
Oh, I know . . . and the same child is upstairs weeping the same tears today, so it's not like anyone learned anything, which makes me want to bang my head against the wall.
This path to Heaven, it is not the walk in the park.
- March 20, 2012 at 10:49:00 AM EDT
- Margaret said...
I couldn't resist because these comments remind me of my own life with children and this path to heaven reminds me of Matthew 11:12 And from the days of John the Baptist until now the kingdom of heaven suffers violence, and the violent take it by force.
God bless us all!!!
- March 20, 2012 at 4:21:00 PM EDT
- Janet Cupo said...
It's probably alright if you slope into the sea if that's where your castle is.
- March 21, 2012 at 10:52:00 PM EDT


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After the announcement of a seventh "Star Wars" film in 2015, speculation has run rampant about who might direct the massive project – with many high profile names being thrown around – but Spielberg won't be in the running.
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Mario Manningham a FA target for Bears?
#bears will now focus on Free Agency and draft. Looking at DBs in 2nd round. Mario Manningham tape is also being watched at Halas Hall.— Canuck Boy 670AM (@CanuckBoy670AM) February 24, 2012
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Don't Grandparents have rights too?
Grandparents have rights too. DIL's need to understand their sons have families too. We are not after thoughts, we love your husband and now your child. We want and need to be part of their lives. Your family gets all the attention, what about us!!!!! One day your son (our Grandson) will marry and take a wife. Then you will understand what you have done to us. Shame on you.
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I don't understand why you put the question as if you were talking directly to your DIL. Have you ever said anything at all that could have hurt your DIL's feelings? Maybe you need to ask your son, and be sincere about it. They might have a full plate to deal with and need more privacy than you know. You really don't know what they are dealing with. Be understanding.posted 10/15/2010 by songbirdjen23
To the MIL that posted on 12/21/10....so, by your account, anytime that there is discord in a MIL-DIL relationship, it's the DIL's fault? Because she won't "relax" enough to allow everyone to be one big happy family? She's not being "fair" in evaluating her relationship with her MIL? Honey, you are so far off, it's laughable. Sure, MILs have earned their place, but so have DILs. And as such, the DIL should be free to make the decisions with her husband regarding their home and family as they see fit. The problem comes in when a person's parents or inlaws try to push their opinions or their way of doing things onto the couple, when the couple did not ask for or even want their help to begin with. They are adults, they're not babies. And I disagree, children do not need their whole family, especially the ones that undermine or disrespect the parents. That only reinforces the notion to the child that it's okay to not listen to mom or dad, because no one else does....posted 02/18/2011 by FaerieQueenofSnark
Your DIL sees it that you had your chance to be a parent and now it is her chance. If you invade her space there will be more and more resentment and the only person that really gets hurt will be your grandchild. If talking to the parents does not work then you may have to step back and wait. Does this suck yes, but it is better to get a little time than zero timeposted 09/30/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
You are crazy. I would absolutely understand if you would never get to see you grandchild again. I have an overbearing MIL and FIL, and told them numerous time that if their attitude toward me does not change, by the time the baby is here they will not get to see it at all. You son chose his wife, and you need to respect that. you can't barge in and try to take charge of their household, because you are only a guest when you are there. And that is all, just a guest, one I have kicked out before because they accused me of not feeding their son and started yelling and threatening me in my own house.posted 10/20/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
I dont hear a question here, just a bunch of complaining in your question! My MIL and I are alot closer than what we used to be, because shes been taking the time to get to know me and spend time with me. You cannot be in the middle of your son and her ( a person he chose to marry). Do you want your GC to come from a broken home because your being selfish and think you have RIGHTS? no!posted 06/29/2011 by Joeysmama84
NO - grandparents do not have rights! They have had their children and do not have any reason to have "rights" to other people's kids. That is ridiculous! grandkids are not property and it is not a requirement that they are "shared" with grandparents. It is a blessing! If you do not get to see your grandkid(s) chances are it is because of something that caused your son (not your DIL) to revoke that privilage - blame the DIL if you want but your son agrees with his wife and probably with good reason! I have a feeling it comes down to the fact that you do not respect the way they are parenting THEIR child and feel the need to put your 2 cents in...and they just do not want to deal with you. Step back and check yourself before throwing the pity party.posted 10/19/2010 by MaryLucas
Looking at how you posted your details it seems as if you are making alot of the problem. Your child is also making the decision to not include you. You have already brought up what you think may happen to them in the future when their child is to marry. That isnt very christian like, and by the way you posted it looks as if you want people to think you are christian . I believe you should not threaten them with going to court. You will probably be pushed to the side. This is something that only they can decide. They are the parents. You need to find your place as a grandparent and except that. Most states dont recognize grandparent rights. This is to prevent situations like this where the grandparent acts as if they have more say then the people that brought them into this world. You also are creating tension and stress for not only them but the child. Think before you act and back up a notch or two. You should focus on reapiring the relationship not tearing it further. Good Luck.posted 10/22/2010 by jessicaphudson
To the person who asked "Where does it say that A son takes a wife and throws away his mother"... In the bible... I mean if you're religious. If not, well that's still where it says it... Just saying.posted 07/26/2011 by ZombieMom0115
To the lady who said: "I think the DIL may be a little jealous of the MIL". I think it may be the other way round in MOST relationships where there is friction. Think about it. The DIL is suddenly promoted to level of Queen Bee in the son's life when the relationship becomes serious (perhaps on marriage), pushing his mother aside. Later, the DIL becomes the most important person to HER grandchildren. I do not have sons (yet), but I can clearly see this could engender jealousy in the most pragmatic of women. Especially if the relationship with their DIL is already tense. What do we have - in most cases - to feel jealous of? I have seen pure jealousy on my own MIL's face when - for example - my baby calls for me and wriggles away from her. She is an infant, she wants her mother. But MIL doesn't like that, because she doesn't particularly like me. My husband cannot even show me affection in front of her as she'll try to shoehorn herself between us. Frankly, it's embarassing.posted 07/27/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
It makes me sad to read how unhappy people are. You are right, MIL need to be supportive, we may not love our DIL but our sons do, so we need to respect our Son's choice in the woman he chose and just be there. We love our sons and yes it is very hard to let go. It takes some time to get used to the fact that he will no longer come to us for advise, but to you as he should. My DIL was very patient with me and my son understood both sides and helped us both through the transition. Now I can say I get it, it is as it should be and I just let them know I am here if they need me for anything. We now have our first grandchild, again a learning curve, such an exciting time, and my DIL was such a good MOM, I only gave advise if she asked for it. I figured my children survived my mistakes, my grandson will to. They don't come with handbooks and are training it on site as we work through the issues. Families are so important, power struggles have no place in a loving home. Bless you all.posted 07/29/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
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This program traces the Lewis and Clark expedition's route from St. Louis, Missouri to the Oregon Coast. It features stunning aerial shots of the dramatic terrain the expedition faced, including Idaho's Lolo and Lemhi Passes and the White Cliffs area along the Missouri River in Montana. It also captures scenes that appear much as the explorers knew them, and documents 200 years of alterations brought about by dams, highways, cities, farms and ranches. Narrated by Academy Award-winning actor George Kennedy, the program features Lewis and Clark historians, chronicles opening events for the bicentennial celebration and examines the legacy of this landmark 1804 trip.
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Adam Bailey, 22, OF, Tri-City. Bailey went 2 for 2 with one run, one triple, one walk and two RBI on the day the Valley Cats clinched a play-off spot.
Lee Cruz, 27, OF, Lancaster. Cruz was 4 for 6 with two runs scored, one double, one home run and one RBI.
Jake Goebbert, 22, OF, Lexington. Goebbert went 3 for 4 with two doubles, two RBI, one walk and one stolen base. He enters today's final game with a Legends' franchise-record 97 RBI on the season.
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Joemy Wilson Radio
Acclaimed for her interpretations of the music of 18th-century Irish harper and composer Turlough O'Carolan, hammered dulcimer virtuoso Joemy Wilson was born and raised in New Haven, CT. After studying piano and violin as a child, she moved on to voice lessons in high school; first picking up the fretted dulcimer while attending Barnard College, she graduated to the hammered model in 1979. In the decade to follow, Wilson emerged as a leading force in the resurrection of Celtic music, playing countless festivals and recording a series of LPs for the Dargason label. ~ Jason AnkenyPortions of Content Provided by Rovi Corporation.
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