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The federal Civil Rights Act of 1875 is struck down – the government
may restrict states, but not individuals, from discrimination.
|Students meeting all the Peabody scholarship requirements can receive up to $200 per year for board and other college expenses.
Leon Howard is
elected to represent Shelby County in the 43rd
General Assembly. He helps defeat
two blacks (one is Isaac Norris)
running on the Democratic ticket.
Ida B. Wells files a lawsuit against a large railroad
company for segregation on its cars. Thomas F. Cassels is
her first lawyer.
leaders from Tennessee meet in Nashville, warning the Republican
party that failure to support black causes will erode black commitment.
Samuel A. McElwee is chosen as a delegate to the Chicago Presidential Convention, which nominates James G. Blaine.
John Lynch is the first black to be elected chairman of the Republican National Convention.
A. Fields introduces House
Bill No. 119, making school
attendance compulsory.
William Brimage Bate again urges legislation authorizing an
Assistant Superintendent of Public Instruction, responsible for the education
of African American students.
The State School Board asks the General Assembly to repeal the act reducing the salary of the State Superintendent.
E. Evans (1848-1914) is elected
Republican representative from Shelby County to the 44th General
African American priest Samuel David Ferguson is ordained a bishop of the Episcopal church; he will serve until his death in 1916.
|The American Federation of Labor is organized, signaling the rise of the labor movement. Blacks are excluded from all major unions of the period.
|The Sunday School Union, publishing the first Sunday
school literature by African Americans, moves to 206 Public Square in
This year will see the establishment of the first black-owned drug store in Nashville.
The State Board of Education submits payment for 61 African American
students who have received State Normal (Peabody) Scholarships.
Samuel A. McElwee receives a law degree from Central Tennessee College in Nashville.
Nashville's first public black high school opens: Meigs Public School offers classes for 9th and 10th graders; 11th grade will be added in 1887-88.
Monroe W. Gooden (1848-1915),
the only Democrat among the
black legislators, represents Fayette county in the 45th Gen. Assembly.
A. McElwee makes a powerful speech in
support of the bill, demanding reform. The Judiciary Committee
offers a substitute bill. By a 41-36 vote, both bills are tabled.
Morristown Seminary and Normal Institute, Morristown, TN, is named
as eligible for Peabody Scholarship students "of African descent."
Central Tennessee, Fisk, and Roger Williams urge the General Assembly
"to restore the former appropriations for colored scholarships to $3300."
Linton Hutchins, a Republican, begins
his legislative term, representing Hamilton County in the 45th Gen.
Assembly from 1887-89.
Samuel A. McElwee, a Republican, is elected to a third term representing Haywood County. Gooden, Hutchins, and McElwee are the last African Americans elected to serve in the TN General Assembly until Memphis voters elect A. W. Willis in 1964, more than 75 years later.
Booker T. Washington invites Samuel A. McElwee to be commencement speaker at the 1887 graduation exercises of Tuskegee Institute.
Eatonville, Florida, becomes the first African American township to be incorporated into the United States.
A. McElwee is one of two Tennessee delegates
to the Republican Convention in Chicago. Thomas F. Cassels serves
as a Republican Presidential elector.
Two large African-American-owned banks open: the Savings Bank of the Grand Fountain United Order of the Reformers and Capital Savings Bank.
State School Board Secretary Frank Goodman protests
the General
Assembly's reduced appropriation for "colored normal scholarships" from
$3,300 to $1,500 per year, making each scholarship worth only $22.70.
According to the 1890 census, African Americans make
up 11.9% of the
U.S. population (7,488,676 of 62,947,714).
| The
Black Northern Migration, between 1870 and 1930, drops the black
population of Tennessee from 25.6% to 18.3%.
The American Baptist Publication Society refuses to publish the writings of African American ministers because Southern readers object.
"Pitchfork Ben" Tillman is elected governor of South Carolina and calls
his victory "a triumph of ... white supremacy."
The Mississippi Plan becomes law on this date. It uses literacy and
"understanding" tests to disenfranchise minority voters.
The TN Coal, Iron, and Railroad Company (TCI) uses convicts as strikebreakers when coal miners strike. Violent uprisings continue until 1895.
|Vigilante groups produce havoc throughout Tennessee. A
Sevier County
group known as the White Caps begins a 4-year reign of terror.
Approximately 235 African Americans will lose their lives to lynchings this year; between 1890 and 1950 204 black Tennesseans will be lynched.
After Ida B. Wells speaks out against a recent lynching, a white mob burns her newspaper office. She is forced to move out of the state for her safety.
Frederick Douglass speaks at the First Colored Baptist Church in response to recent lynchings in Nashville and Goodlettsville.
Miles V. Lynk, the first African American physician in Madison
Co., publishes the first national medical journal for black physicians.
Biddle University (NC) defeats Livingstone College (NC) 5-0 in the first
football game between teams from black colleges.
Grover Cleveland is sworn in to his second term as
President, the first
covering the years 1885-1889, and the second running from 1893-1897.
African American workers are hired by the Pullman Company as strike breakers after a costly strike by employees.
Death of Frederick Douglass.
|Booker T. Washington
delivers the "Atlanta Compromise" address, saying
the "Negro problem" will be resolved if the South abides by a policy
gradualism & accommodation.
The National Baptist Convention of the US is created by uniting several smaller groups. It is the nation's largest black religious denomination.
U.S. Supreme Court, in Plessy v. Ferguson, upholds Louisiana
statute requiring "separate but equal" accommodations on
railroads, declaring that segregation is not necessarily discrimination.
|Samuel L. McElwee and
James Napier are named to the original
committee of the Negro Department of the Tennessee Centennial.
Richard H. Boyd establishes the National Baptist Publishing Board, reportedly the oldest extant black-owned publishing company.
The National Association of Colored Women is established, with Mary
Church Terrell as its first president.
William McKinley
is inaugurated as President (1897-1901).
During 1897 Tennessee Coal (TCI) pays Louisiana $18.50 a month for a first-class state convict.
|Jesse M. H. Graham is elected as a Republican representing Montgomery County in the 50th General Assembly. The Committee on Elections declares him ineligible to hold the seat.
The Spanish-American War begins. Black volunteers
make up sixteen
|The first class graduates from Pearl High School, Nashville's African American high school.

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CANTON - Cantons High School Girls Ice Hockey team has the honor of hosting the New York State High School Girls Ice Hockey Final Four. The Rise to the Top tournament will take place on Friday and Saturday Feb. 8-9.
The team is a merged team with students from Ogdensburg, Morristown, and Madrid Waddington. Kelli Couglar, Samantha and Mary Kait Mace, Liz Collins, Mirna Husinec, McKaylee Boak, Mollie Curtis, Laura Wells, Ellie Schonberg, Angelina Vecchio, Morgan Eggleston, Serrena Cline, Janet Beaudin, and Elizabeth Burke are form the Canton contingent.
Joining the Canton girls from OFA are Nicki Holmes, Mackenzie Comeau, Natalie Giglio and Kiersten Morrow. Lizabeth and Margaret Troiano are from Morristown and Blake Orosz, Lauren Orosz and Taylor Marcellus are from Madrid Waddington. They are happy to be hosting the tournament and pleased to showcase Canton.
The team is raising funds to sponsor the event. There will be 50-50 raffles at each game as well as basket raffles and a lottery tree with tickets drawn at the end of the event on Saturday. College athletic teams such as the SLU Mens and Womens hockey teams are also generously donating items to be raffled.
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Friday Feb. 8th: Potsdam (Section 10) vs. Alexandria (Section 3) at 6 p.m., Section 6 (Kenmore or Williamsville vs. Beekmantown (Section 7) at 8 p.m.
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MASSENA - Representatives from the Massena Senior Citizens and town museum lobbied town board members for increased funding Wednesday night, while the director from Meals on Wheels took a more subtle approach, simply saying thank you for the increased funding this year.
Meals on Wheels Executive Director Jessica J. Fregoe said the organization originally requested $14,500 from the town, which would have been $6,400 more than what they received in the current fiscal year. According to Mr. Grays tentative budget, the organization will receive $9,500.
We will graciously take the $9,500 and say thank you, Ms. Fregoe said.
According to Ms. Fregoe, Meals on Wheels is reimbursed $4.70 for every meal they serve through a combination of state and federal funding that hasnt changed in 11 years.
That doesnt take into account the increased costs for food, she said, adding that they routinely serve between 90 and 100 people each day, with their numbers rising during the fall and winter.
This past winter we served 106 people, she said. Well easily be over 100 this year.
Ms. Fregoe said the organization also serves approximately six people in the town of Louisville, with Louisville contributing $2,500 to them each year.
Typically, Ms. Fregoe said the outside assistance they receive is enough money to sustain them for nine months out of the year, with the organization relying on donations and money raised through fundraisers to carry them through the remaining three months.
Were going to use the $18,000 we just raised to get through the year, she said, referring to the proceeds from the annual Meals on Wheels telethon.
In October, November and December, we rely on the resources we make, Ms. Fregoe said.
Mr. Gray said he would like for the town to be able to do more for its non-profit organizations, but as he has said in the past he can envision a time when the town no longer has any money to provide to Meals on Wheels or other organizations.
At some point town support for Meals on Wheels is going to expire. I hope its not soon, he said before thanking the organization for all it does.
I want to thank you and all of the volunteers at Meals on Wheels. You do a great service for the community, he said.
Massena Senior Citizens Executive Director Sheila Benn and Club President Sylvia Despaw both lobbied the board for an additional $500 in funding from the town.
While the organization had originally requested $5,000 and Mr. Grays tentative budgeted gave them $4,200, Ms. Benn and Ms. Despaw said they would lower their funding request to $4,700.
Massena Senior Citizens received $3,600 for the current fiscal year.
Ms. Benn noted the organization has 525 members, each of whom pay $5 in dues per year, but the organization could have many more members.
More than half of Massenas population is 50 or older, she said, adding their membership is actually open to anyone 45 or older as lots of people have younger spouses.
Councilman John F. Macaulay noted that the $600 more in funding they are slated to receive translates to a 16 percent increase.
Its not a lot of dollars, but it is a big percentage, said Councilman Charles A. Chuck Raiti.
In a letter she read to the board, Ms. Despaw said, We would appreciate an increase, as were using the center more. You can be sure your allotment would be used for the benefit of all the seniors.
Ms. Benn said all the organization is looking to do is cover its expenses.
Councilman Albert C. Nicola noted the organizations allotment was an increase from what they are currently receiving.
The supervisor increased it to $4,200. Does that cover your expenses? he asked.
Mr. Macaulay pointed out that the $4,200 would cover their expenses, as did the $3,600 they received last year Four thousand two hundred dollars would cover your expenses, you would just like to do more, he said, a statement that Ms. Benn agreed with.
Brian Schafer, a member of the senior citizens who was in the audience at the meeting, asked when the group would find out whether they would be receiving additional funding, commenting that he hoped the decision was made before Election Day.
We have to listen to everybody. We like to listen to what everybody has to say before we go making decisions, Mr. Macaulay said.
Mr. Gray added that he felt his budget proposal was fair.
I dont think my preliminary budget is so stingy that it doesnt fulfill our responsibility to the senior citizens, he said.
Presenting on behalf of the Massena Museum was Sandy Zappia, who noted that the museum had already saved the $2,500 by getting former Councilman Robert Cunningham to make a new sign for them free of charge.
However, in addition to that $2,500 Mr. Grays funding allotment for the museum was $2,200 less than what was requested by the Museum Board.
We have to take our cleaner out of contractual, as well as workshops, Ms. Zappia said. With our utilities, that doesnt leave a lot of wiggle room to do anything else.
The museum had requested $19,000, with Mr. Grays preliminary budget awarding them $15,000, an amount consistent with what theyve received in previous years.
Looking back, $15,000 seems to be a good number over the years, Mr. Macaulay said, adding that the $1,300 the museum spent on a sound system this year is money they will not have to spend again this year.
Youll still be able to spend the exact same amount as you did this year, he said.
Mr. Gray once again offered the museum a way to save $3,000, noting the town could take care of cleaning the museum, however, Ms. Zappia said that wouldnt work.
To quote Mr. Diagostino (Highway Superintendent Frank Diagostino), His cleaners arent going to dust our knick knacks, she said. Its a different kind of cleaning.
And while the amount allotted by Mr. Gray may allow the museum to continue as is, Ms. Zappia said they museum is looking to grow.
Weve become more visible in the community, she said, adding the museum now had displays at the library and airport.
Were trying to develop our facilities, but this just doesnt give us room to grow, she said.
Mr. Gray asked whether the museum has pursued any grants, to which Ms. Zappia replied that is something theyre working on.
We have been looking into grant writing, but no one on our current board has done that, she said. Nobody feels really confident, because we dont have that experience.
That being said, Ms. Zappia said the board is currently seeking out some smaller, less competitive, and less complicated grants.
Were looking for some grants that maybe arent to complicated to get our feet wet, she said.
Massena Volunteer Rescue Squad board member Roger M. Bennett said the rescue squad was happy with their allocation, but noted the town is going to be looking at a capital expense in the near future.
Mr. Bennett said the squads entire parking lot could be paved for $62,275.
If we dont do the top coat, five years down the road, well be digging the whole thing up at five times that, he said, explaining they are in front of their garage bays could be paved for roughly $37,000, with the rest of the lot being completed for roughly $24,000 more.
Mr. Macaulay wondered if that was a project that could be divided up over two years.
We cant always drive a Cadillac, sometime we have to drive a Chevrolet, he said, to which Mr. Bennett replied, Its not a Cadillac.
Mr. Bennett did say, however, the project could be split up, but in the end it would end up costing the town more, noting the paving company has a $3,000 mobilization fee that would have to be paid both years.
Mr. Gray also noted that the cost of black top would likely increase.
The board will continue its 2014 budget review at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, when representatives from the library, Business Development Corporation and Humane Society come before the board to make their case for additional funding.
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LOWVILLE Town officials are taking steps to try to slow down traffic on Waters Road.
Council members on Thursday, by a 5-0 vote, requested that the state Department of Transportation approve a speed zone on the road and, in the interim, authorized Highway Superintendent Richard T. Dening to put up signs directing motorists to maintain a safe speed along the narrow, winding roadway.
Its essentially a one-lane road, town Supervisor Randall A. Schell said.
The moves came in response to a written request from Waters Road resident Lee M. Terry, who told council members he also would submit a petition from other residents in support of the slow-down efforts on the road, which runs for more than 2 miles from Brookside Senior Living Community at the village limits to Route 812 in Dadville.
Mr. Terry said the road, which follows a short stretch of the Black River, is used by joggers and bicyclists, and many children live in a cluster of homes on the Dadville end.
The towns request to DOT, also slated be sent to Lewis County officials for their review, is to either extend the village speed limit of 30 mph over the entire length of the town road or establish some other reasonable reduced speed zone.
Right now, its 55 from just past Brookside right to 812, Mr. Schell said.
Town Attorney Raymond A. Meier cautioned board members not to expect that state officials will grant their request.
Theyre generally reluctant to do it, said Mr. Meier, a former state senator.
Village Trustee Joseph G. Beagle, who serves as a liaison between the town and village boards, also suggested that town officials not expect an immediate response.
If it goes to the state, it will probably take awhile, he said.
State officials in late 2011 denied a town request for a nearly mile-long reduced-speed and no-passing zone on Route 12 just west of the village.
Town leaders said the extension of a speed zone from the village limits to the Bardo Road intersection would be appropriate, particularly given the addition of the Ridge View Inn restaurant behind the Ridge View Lodge near that intersection.
However, DOT officials determined that the existing setup was fine, with adequate sight distance in areas where passing is allowed.
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By Edith the Thinker
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Comments about Personalized Leather Magnetic Money Clip:
ordered this for an adult man, but item size more for a child.
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poor magnets
By bob
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poor magnet, not strong enough to hold bills in place. Kept slipping out
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wasnt what i expected at all...
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it might hold 3 or maybe 4 bills if you are lucky!
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This is a Christmas gift for a guy who always folds his dollar bills inside of his jeans' front pocket which I hope he'll like the money clip.
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Initials make it personal for gift giving. Will be easier than a wallet for money. Closure is strong. Leather looks nice.
not worth the money
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nothing good about it at ALL did not hold more than a few bills tight. I threw it in the garbage the very next day
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So I end up being addicted to Elsword again, since Vindictus NA servers are laggy like crazy and couldn't get back into C9. Elsword has a lot of new features since the last time I played.
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Isabelle works under Christine at the French subsidiary of a large US multinational. While both women appear to be similar and compatible, they are very different. Christine manipulates Isabelle and steals her brilliant ideas, turning them to her own advantage. A ruthless battle gradually breaks out between them. Christine exploits her position of authority and becomes cruel. Publicly humiliated and almost crushed, Isabelle prepares to take revenge. Imaginative and calculating, she turns into a perfect murderer, weaving the web of her plot and an irrefutable way to emerge completely innocent.
Cast: Kristin Scott Thomas, Ludivine Sagnier, Gérald Laroche, Patrick Mille, Mike Powers
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I don't know how to answer this from a security perspective, as any group you create is only as secure your system's file permissions. From an purly administrative perspective, make common groups. 1) they are easier to work with. 2) if you don't, and have a couple hundred users, you'll end up having a couple hundred groups, all named after each user.
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Ray Kurzweil, the bold futurist and author of the New York Times best seller The Singularity Is Near, is arguably today's most influential technological visionary. A pioneering inventor and theorist, he has explored for decades how artificial intelligence can enrich and expand human capabilities. Now, in his much-anticipated How to Create a Mind, he takes this exploration to the next step: reverse-engineering the brain to understand precisely how it works, then applying that knowledge to create vastly intelligent machines.
Drawing on the most recent neuroscience research, his own research and inventions in artificial intelligence, and compelling thought experiments, he describes his new theory of how the neocortex (the thinking part of the brain) works: as a self-organizing hierarchical system of pattern recognizers. Kurzweil shows how these insights will enable us to greatly extend the powers of our own mind and provides a road map for the creation of super-intelligence - humankind's most exciting next venture. We are now at the dawn of an era of radical possibilities in which merging with our technology will enable us to effectively address the world's grand challenges.
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"Articulate but familiar brain-inspired AI pitch"
If you don't know much about the current state of artificial intelligence, brain science, or the philosophy of consciousness, and don't mind a little bit of technical discussion, Kurzweil does a fine job of articulating the current rapid converge between these areas of understanding. However, if you already do know the basics, this book probably isn't going to do much to expand your own consciousness.
Speaking as a software engineer who has a fascination with AI, I largely agree with Kurzweil's glowing assessments about the future of machine intelligence, though I'd probably push his timeframe back a few decades and could do with a bit less of his self-promotion. Though there's a lot we still don't understand about how the human brain operates, neuroscience and computer science are starting to form the same fundamental insights about how intelligence "works", whether it's represented as neurons or a mathematical process. In a truly intelligent machine, data from the outside world is taken in by a large, hierarchical array of pattern-recognizers, which gradually rewire themselves to better anticipate the messy-but-hierarchical patterns of the real world (visual squiggles to letters, letters to words, words to syntax, syntax to meanings, meanings to relationships, relationships to concepts, concepts to insights -- and back down again). To some extent, the software world has already made useful progress in this direction.
However, most of the insights Kurzweil offers aren't anything new. Indeed, most of what he says was explored in Jeff Hawkin's 2004 book, On Intelligence, and in academia before that. Briefly stated, the hierarchical architecture of the human brain's neocortex is the major engine of human intelligence, and it seems to start out mostly as a blank slate, a generalized learning machine that builds neural connections through experience, eventually forming a complex inductive model of reality, which constantly makes predictions about what comes next. Kurzweil shares some of his own successes solving certain kinds of problems decades ago, but the new ideas he advances seem somewhat vague and underdeveloped (maybe he's saving the nuts and bolts for his new job at Google).
Still, there's plenty here for a general audience, when he gets away from the geekery. Kurzweil is passionate and pretty convincing about his belief that even limited gains in awareness of how the human brain works still provide AI researchers with some powerful springboards, and that, conversely, advances (or missteps) in AI teach us more about the brain. As he points out in discussing Watson, the IBM computer system that famously won on Jeopardy after acquiring most of its knowledge from scanning natural-language documents (the sampling of questions it got right is impressive), things have already come a long way. And there's no reason to believe that the rapid convergence won't continue, especially in the post-cloud computing world. After all, the specific, idiosyncratic way our monkey-rat-lizard brains were shaped to think as our ancestors crawled/darted/clambered around undoubtedly isn't the only way an evolutionary process can discover thought.
There's also a succinct but informative history of the field of AI, with brief overviews of significant thinkers and developments. And Kurzweil wades a little bit into the philosophy of consciousness, exploring some its more paradoxical aspects in light of what science knows about the human brain. For example, it's been shown that the two cerebral hemispheres, in patients with a severed connection, operate almost as two separate brains. Yet, each one still seems to think it has a conscious link to the other. Maybe such individuals are more like two people in one body, but don't realize it? Eerie, huh? His other thought experiments are nothing new, but still fun. Everyone should know what the Chinese Room is.
Finally, there's a section in which Kurzweil responds to critics, and calls out a few flagrant misunderstandings of his ideas. While it's debatable how on-target his past predictions about technology have been, as far as I'm concerned, if he was even halfway right, then he'll be fully right soon enough.
Overall, I think I would recommend this book most to AI neophytes who haven't read anything by Kurzweil before. His enthusiasm for the topic can be quite inspiring. For other readers, especially those who have read On Intelligence, I don't think you're missing anything essential. I'd probably give this one 4 stars for the former audience, 2.5 for the latter, 3.5 overall.
"Brand new Kurzweil book! ... Excellent!!"
I am currently 2 hours into the book and it is everything I hoped for - possibly the best audiobook I've listened to so far. I am a Ray Kurzweil fan. I've already listened to "The Singularity is Near", a book which contains a lot of data tables, that, in my opinion, kind of hampered the listening experience. This book on the other hand, has a straightforward narrative style that translates very well into the audio format. The reader speaks a bit slow for my taste, but that is a very minor complaint. The information in this book is fascinating. If you're a fan of science, technology and futurism, or if you are interested in the human mind and how it works, you will love this book.
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"Good guide on what it means to be human"
Kurzweil is not for everyone, but he is for me. He covers a wide range of topics from how the brain works, quantum physics, logical positivism and Ludwig Wittgenstein up to what does it really mean to be human.
I get a little glossy eyed during the description of the brain and its interactions, but he explains them as good as anyone and I could follow them but not well enough to repeat it to others, but when he's talking about what constitutes a thinking human is where he really excels and excites and I can and will repeat to others his thoughts on that stuff.
The narrator really added to the books enjoyment. I thought he was narrating the book exactly the way the author would have been while he was writing the book.
"Another great piece of work by Ray."
I would give a repeat listen again in one years time to compare the rate of technology to his predictions. Especially now that he is working at Google. I have read or listened to all of Ray's books, and while I think some of his predictions are a little grandiose, many are spot on.
Technology has always fascinated me. The whole idea of a set of machine software to bring about innovation, products, revelations and revolutions to many areas of our world is both exciting and intriguing.
The explanation of how the mind is layered with pattern recognizer's over and over not only has this been proven, but replicated on some small proof of concepts already. It is an exciting time.
None come to mind.
He brought an energy and excitement to the book. Sometimes the material get a little dry, he kept you interested.
Welcome to the world of tomorrow.
Having the kindle version of this helped out a lot. There isn't too many charts or pictures, but I found that following along during a section/chapter that I found really interesting helped me understand it a little easier.
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"Monumental, transparent, translucent, transcendent"
Kurzweil tackles one of the biggest scientific mysteries our our ages: How to build a synthetic mind. Instead of descending into mumbo jumbo, touchy feely nonsense, he sets forth a vision that makes a lot of sense, even to sophisticated practitioners. Sure, I think he over simplified the solution, but he gives enough specific hypothesis that one could spend decades fleshing out, refuting, refining his ideas.
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Excellent, extremely pleasant to listen to his voice. Slightly arrogant which suits the material in the book.
Well, the only downside is that Lane mispronounced a few words... especially "von Neumann" repeatedly (saying "von New--man" which is simply not correct. This really bugged me. Clearly Kurzweil did not review the entire performance before giving his ok.
Otherwise his performance was great.
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I purchased a print copy of this book and read a few chapters and loved it, but was finding it difficult to make time to finish it. So I purchased the audio book and now can enjoy it driving to and from work. The topic is fascinating and the author explains everything very clearly in language that anyone can understand.
If you want to understand how the human mind works and how someone will create an artificial mind in the not-too-distant future, this is the book to read.
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Great insights into the evolution of the human mind and technology. A must have for people interested in learning about the origins, current applications, and predictions of the field of AI.
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Historical, Futuristic, Fascinating
The details in which Kurzweil deconstructs the subject matter into finite components down to a level in which most people would abandon the exercise due to mental fatigue. If you follow him on the journey of details, you will be rewarded with knowledge, and insight.
Lane reads as though he is Kurzweil and it is very effective in selling the emotional bonding needed for the "a-ha" moments to happen. He is very conveincing on selling very detailed information and keeping the listener attentive.
Yes, although to be honest, there was a point 2/3rd's of the way through where the information was redundant to previous sections and I was getting bored. This corrected itself at the ~80% point and once again became engaging.
"How a Mind Tinkers Itself Apart"
I am offering this mainly as a quick, dissenting opinion. Having finished the book a week ago, I find that surprisingly little lingers in my mind. Undoubtedly Kurzweil (such an ironic name, given his passion for immortality) has an explanation for this in units of Shannon entropy. I am actually sympathetic to Kurzweil's post-humanist ambitions and mechanical modeling. It's nice to have a stream of books by such an ambitious techno-provocateur. But unless you are planning to tinker together a mind in your garage workshop, the book can be a little tedious. There is a lot about "pattern recognition" in the neocortex, which is not exactly news. We hear about "neuron firing" speeds and networks, about exponential rates of change and phase shifts, which again did not generate any "Aha" moments in this listener's mind. While Kurzweil trots out a few philosophers for refutation, the many philosophical and common-sensical objections against a physical analysis of consciousness are largely swept under the rug. As a visionary technologist with many knowledgeable admirers, Kurzweil has perhaps earned the right to tout (once again) his many correct predictions, though I don't know if anyone is keeping track of the hindsight factor. Still, his confidence reminds me of those brief, brilliant historical moments (the Vienna logical positivists; particle physics just prior to quantum theory) when thinkers felt certain they had finally drained the bogs of metaphysics, only to find paradoxes bubbling back up and themselves sucked back down. If you are a Kurzweil fan, by all means, enjoy. If you are building a brain in the basement, you may prefer the printed text. If you want an audiobook with fresh insights into the philosophy of mind or an ingenious new model of consciousness, you may find this disappointingly dry, bogless, and shallow. But easy on the ears: the reading is very good.
Want to learn why Siri is so accurate at natural speech recognition? You will be amazed at just how far our understanding of the brain has gone. We really are approaching a time where computers will become intelligent and learn just like humans. Wow!
Yes. It is a very deep topic, but fascinating and I found I could not put it down.
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I have created a team in the Madness Against Malaria competition, called Pastafarians Against Malaria. I think it would be good press if we won, plus it's a good way to do something for those less fortunate than us. And if you're selfish, just remember that this also will hopefully help eradicate malaria, which means that you won't have to worry about getting sick with it when you visit other countries.
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Leah H. Rubin
University of Illinois at Chicago
Department of Psychiatry
Neuropsychiatric Institute
912 S. Wood Street, (M/C 913)
Room 324
Chicago, IL 60612
Office Phone: (312) 355-5017
Rubin, L.H., Carter, C.S., Drogos, L., Jamadar, R., Pournajafi-Nazarloo, H.P., Sweeney, J.A., & Maki, P.M. (2011). Sex-specific associations between peripheral oxytocin and emotion perception in schizophrenia. Schizophrenia Research, 130, 266-270. PMID: 21684122
Rubin, L.H., Carter, C.S., Drogos, L., Pournajafi-Nazarloo, H.P., Sweeney, J.A., & Maki, P.M. (2010). Peripheral oxytocin is associated with reduced symptom severity in schizophrenia. Schizophrenia Research, 124, 13-21. PMID: 20947304
Article quoted in "Scientists Probe Oxytocin Therapy for Social Deficits in Autism, Schizophrenia" (JAMA. 2011;305(7):659-661). See: http://jama.ama-assn.org/content/305/7/659.full
Rubin, L.H., Carter, C.S., Bishop, J.R., Pournajafi-Nazarloo, H., Harris, M.S., Hill, S.K., Reilly, J.L., & Sweeney, J.A. (2013) Peripheral vasopressin but not oxytocin relates to severity of acute psychosis in women with untreated first-episode psychosis. Schizophrenia Research. PMID: 23465965
Weber, M., Rubin, L.H., Maki, P.M. (2013) Cognition in the perimenopause: The effect of transition stage. Menopause. PMID:23287890
Miller, L.J., McGlynn, A., Suberlak, K. Rubin, L.H., Miller, M., & Pirec, P. (2012) Now what? Effects of on-site assessment on treatment entry after perinatal depression screening. Journal of Women's Health, 21 (10), 1046-52. PMID: 22994985
Sundermann, E., Bishop, J.R., Rubin, L.H., Aouizerat, B., Wilson, T.E., Weber, K.M., Cohen, M., Golub, E., Anastos, K., Liu, C., Crystal, H., Pearce, C.L., & Maki, P.M. HIV serostatus differs according to COMT genotype. AIDS.
Grauzas, V., Rubin, L.H., Martin, E., Weber, K., Cohen, M.H., Golub, E.T., Valcour, V., Young, M.A., Crystal, H., Anastos, K., Aouizerat, B.E., Millam, J., & Maki, P.M. (2013). HIV and recent cocaine use interact to affect verbal memory in women. JAIDS. PMID: 23392462
Maki, P.M., Rubin, L.H., Cohen, M., Golub, E.T., Greenblatt, R.M., Young, M., Schwartz, R.M., Anastos, K., & Cook, J.A. (2012). Depressive symptoms are increased in the early perimenopausal stage in ethnically diverse HIV+ and HIV- women. Menopause, 19 (11), 1215-1223. PMID: 21732738
Rubin, L.H., Cook, J.A, Grey, D.D, Weber, K., Wells, C., Golub, E.T., Wright, R.L., Schwartz, R.M., Goparaju, L., Cohan, D., Wilson, M.L., & Maki, P.M (2011). Perinatal depressive symptoms in HIV-infected versus HIV-uninfected women: A prospective study from preconception to postpartum. Journal of Women's Health. PMID: 21732738
Maki, P.M., Cohen, M.H., Weber, K., Little, D.M., Fornelli, D., Rubin, L.H., Perschler, P., Gould, F., & Martin, E. (2009). Impairments in memory and hippocampal function in HIV+ versus HIV- women: A preliminary study. Neurology, 72(19):1661-8. PMID: 19433739
Leah H. Rubin, PhD
research Assistant Professor
Dr. Leah Rubin is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Illinois at Chicago. Dr. Rubin's primary program of research is aimed at understanding the effects of how different hormonal factors (estrogen, oxytocin, stress hormones) and different hormonal milieus (pregnancy, menopause) impact the cognitive and mental health of women including those with psychiatric illnesses and HIV.
Dr. Rubin received her M.A. in Clinical Psychology from Loyola University, Maryland in 2002, and a Ph.D. in Cognitive Psychology from the UIC College of Liberal Arts and Sciences in 2009. She then transitioned to a tenure-track position in the UIC Department of Psychiatry where she was supported by a Building Interdisciplinary Research Careers in Women's Health (BIRCWH) (K12) grant. Dr. Rubin recently received NIMH funding for a K01 mentored research scientist training program to further develop her research on women's cognitive and mental health with a specific focus on the effects of stress and stress hormones on cognition in HIV+ women.
The long-term goal of Dr. Rubin's work is to improve the cognitive functioning and mental health of women through an interdisciplinary research career that incorporates epidemiological, mechanistic, and intervention science. Dr. Rubin has a strong background in clinical and cognitive psychology, psychoneuroendocrinology, and epidemiologic and biostatical methods which she hopes to apply while examining the prevalence, predictors, and mechanisms related to cognitive and mental health issues.
Sex differences in schizophrenia, hormonal contributors to sex differences in schizophrenia, statistics, perinatal depression, women with HIV


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This series of laboratory lessons and activities uses authentic solar imagery and data to introduce students to solar science. Students are asked to explore details in imagery, including how to deal with the issues of noise and resolution, and... (View More) understand scale. They are introduced to the concept of space weather and how that affects both observing instruments and the Earth. Students learn about spectra, how helium and coronium were discovered, and go on to explore real spectra from the Sun. Most activities are mathematically based, and targeted for grades 9-10. Imagery is included from NASA/ESA's SOHO mission, NASA's SDO mission, and Japan's Hinode satellite. (View Less)
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In this introductory textbook chapter, students learn that life on Earth would not be possible without the atmosphere and its greenhouse effect. The history of research on the role of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere is presented, and the concept... (View More) of contemporary climate change and global warming are introduced. This is the first chapter in the unit, Climate Change, which addresses the question of how human activities are changing Earth's climate. The resource includes a textbook chapter, integrated hands-on and inquiry activities, links to current news articles, and a suite of pre and post unit assessments. A teacher's guide supports classroom use. The resource is part of Global Systems Science (GSS), an interdisciplinary course for high school students that emphasizes how scientists from a wide variety of fields work together to understand significant problems of global impact. (View Less)
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Learners will brainstorm possible solutions for the scientific question generated in lesson 5 of this unit and determine the reasonableness of solutions. The lesson uses the 5E instructional model and includes: TEKS Details (Texas Standards... (View More) alignment), Essential Question, Science Notebook, Vocabulary Definitions for Students, Vocabulary Definitions for Teachers, two Vocabulary Cards, and a concept map supplement. This is lesson 6 of the Mars Rover Celebration Unit, a six week long curriculum. (View Less)
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This online, facilitated course is designed for middle-school educators wishing to teach global climate change using an inquiry/problem-based approach. Teachers access the course by registering with PBS TeacherLine and enrolling in the course. The... (View More) course supports teaching global climate change using a problem-solving approach and STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) methodology to engage middle-school students and help them understand the causes and effects of climate change and learn about the differences between climate and weather and how actions and nature affect the environment. The course includes pedagogic support for educators who are interested in using Web 2.0 tools when teaching about climate change in the classroom. Enhance content knowledge of climate change and learn how to effectively implement STEM instructional strategies using resources from NASA and WGBH's Teachers' Domain. (View Less)
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I used a question mark in the subject line because I don't know if this is new, or if someone else has already pointed it out. This is another proof that life on earth was created by a spaghetti monster (Probably The Flying Spaghetti Monster, cuz what other is there?)
I've been listening to the lecture series Biology: the Science of Life from the Teaching Company (teach12.com) and here is what particularly struck my notice. The following information is from the above mentioned course:
Proteins are the molecules that do almost everything that makes living cells alive. They synthesize the materials of life, they mediate the chemical reactions, they convert food to energy in animals and energy to food in plants, etc. They are both the chemical messengers that allow cells to communicate with each other, and the chemical receptors that receive the messages. Proteins are what make living things alive. There is a humungous number of different proteins, but each is a very long strand of amino acids. Remember this: long and thin. But as soon as a protein is synthesized, it begins to curl and wind up on itself, forming a globby sort of thing, and it's its particular globbed-up shape that give it its characteristics. Some proteins are actually several strands all globbed up together.
The above is all basic science.
What struck me is that it is obvious that these most basic building blocks of every living thing on Earth were designed by an intelligent creator to mimic spaghetti: long and thin when its manufactured, and then all globbed up in a general mass of wiggley, twisting interlaced strands.
Proteins are made in the image of the Flying Spaghetti Monster.
And if that was not enough, the genetic code is contained on DNA, the famous double helix, which is exactly like those spiraly noodly pasta things.
I trust that pointing this out to any unbeliever will be sufficient to convert them.


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|Vehicle Theft, Rampage, Lead to Arrest
|Written by Steve Frank
|Tuesday, 23 October 2012 07:06
Sunday, Deputies and Investigators with the Avery County Sheriff's Office arrested Travis Wayne Carpenter, 25, the Newland man charged with the theft of a motor vehicle in an incident that day, then was charged with a laundry list of other counts. According to investigators, Carpenter stole
a 1 ton pickup truck and a low boy trailer from a home in Newland on Saturday, October 20 and took the vehicle on a rampage at the home of family members in Banner Elk. While only cosmetic was done to the stolen truck and trailer, additional vehicles were also damaged during the crime spree. Both the truck and the trailer were later located by deputies in and around the Wilderness Trail subdivision located off of Smokey Straight. Carpenter was located and arrested by deputies and taken before Magistrate Bruce Lacey where he was placed under a $12,000 secured bond. While Carpenter reportedly denies all of the accusations against him, he remains in custody at the Avery County Detention Facility awaiting a court date of December 25, 2012.
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First, that's a lot of storage! wow!
Second, software raid and LVM are different subjects. Are you using all of this for Linux ( Clark connect or Red Hat)? If I were using it all for linux, I would install alllllllllll that storage. You would have a /dev/hda (applications) /dev/hdb /dev/hdc (250GB) /dev/hdd /dev/hde (500GB). Did I get that right?
#fdisk /dev/hdx
m - (help)
1. n - new
2. p - primary partition
3. 1 - /dev/hdx1
4. (default starting cylinder) size: +2500MB (or +5000MB)
5. t - set partition type
6. fd - RAID
7. w - write and exit
8. #partprobe
***Do the same thing for /dev/hdb /dev/hdc /dev/hddd /dev/hde
# mdadm -C /dev/md0 -l 5 -n3 -x1 /dev/hdb1 /dev/hdc1 /dev/hdd1 /dev/hde1
#mkdir /mnt/raid
#mkfs.ext3 /dev/md0
#mount /dev/md0 /mnt/raid
#vi /etc/fstab
/dev/md0 /mnt/raid ext3 defaults 0 0
Let me know if that works, I've never done this in your situation before.
For LVM. Use commands lgcreate, vgcreate, and lvcreate. (that goes in more depth)


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Preparation Time: 45 minutes, 3+ hours marinate
2 cups coarsely chopped green onions
1/2 cup coarsely chopped onion
2 tablespoons white vinegar
1 tablespoon soy sauce
1 tablespoon vegetable oil
2 teaspoons kosher salt
2 teaspoons fresh thyme
2 teaspoons truvia
2 teaspoons chopped peeled fresh ginger
1 teaspoon ground allspice
1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
1/4 teaspoon black pepper
1/8 teaspoon ground cinnamon
2 garlic cloves, minced
1 to 4 Scotch bonnet or habanero peppers, seeded and chopped
1 (1 1/2-pound) pork tenderloin, trimmed
2 cups almond milk
1 tablespoon whole wheat flour
1 tablespoon butter
1 1/2 to 2 teaspoons Cajun seasoning
Several drops of Frank's Red Hot Sauce
Dash freshly ground black pepper
1/2 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
Salt, to taste
1. Place first 15 ingredients in a blender or food processor, and process until smooth.
2. Slice pork lengthwise, cutting to, but not through, other side. Open halves, laying each side flat. Slice each half lengthwise, cutting to, but not through, other side; open flat. Combine pork and green onion mixture in a dish or large zip-top plastic bag. Cover or seal; marinate in refrigerator 3 to 24 hours. Remove pork from dish or bag; discard remaining marinade.
3. Prepare grill.
4. Place pork on grill rack coated with cooking spray; grill 8 minutes on each side or until meat thermometer registers 160° (slightly pink).
1. Simmer cream for about 4 minutes to reduce.
2. Blend flour with butter; whisk into the cream.
3. Add remaining seasonings, tasting and adjusting as necessary. Keep warm.


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FELONY DWI - MASSENA - Massena-based state police charged Martin A. Rivers, 52, of Canton with a felony count of driving while intoxicated and ticketed him for failure to keep right following a traffic stop at 2:20 a.m. Saturday on Andrews Street.
GRAND LARCENY - MASSENA - Massena-based state police charged Adam Ortiz, 26, of Akwesasne with third-degree grand larceny and 11 counts of second-degree criminal possession of a forged instrument on Friday. Troopers said the charges stemmed from an incident reported to state police at 5:15 p.m. July 17 from the town of Massena.
UNLAWFULLY GROWING CANNABIS - BOMBAY - Malone-based state police charged Thomas G. Boyea, 24, of Malone and Bradley E. Deshane, 18, of Fort Covington with unlawfully growing cannabis at 8:50 p.m. Friday at 203 County Route 1 in the town of Bombay.
STOLEN PROPERTY - MALONE - Malone-based state police charged Daniel J. Carley, 23, of Bombay with fourth-degree criminal possession of stolen property on Thursday stemming from an investigation into a complaint received at 1:29 p.m. July 16 in the town of Malone.
PROPERTY DAMAGE ACCIDENT - CANTON - State police in Canton, Massena and Malone have responded to several property damage accidents in recent days. They included:
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A harmonious little traffic marriage. A car dealership in Helsingør - a town north of Copenhagen - offers its customers a bicycle when their car is in the shop for repairs, instead of the usual borrowed car.
That would be sacrilege here. People complain when they don't get a car they want when their car is in the shop.
I seem to remember David Hembrow has also posted about this happening in the Netherlands. I think it's brilliant. Of course, in the U.S. people would probably be offended that you would offer them a bicycle, they'd feel cheated (and perhaps rightly so in many cities, since the ability to get places on a bicycle is often rather limited, or made intimidating except for the most adventurous people).
It looks like a trend - Nehterlands, Denmark, and now Great Britain: http://tinyurl.com/d8wfts Who knows, someone in Portland may start this soon, too! Val
Yes, I did post about it. It's quite normal for garages to do that here, and not at all newsworthy unless a foreigner like me notices.
While Copenhagers get loaned bicycles, New Yorkers hope God will keep them safe:
I usually use my bike to get back and forth to my mechanic's shop 14 miles away. But then I don't even miss my car when he keeps it for several weeks (he's excellent but really slow and cheap!).
I work for a large government agency in Copenhagen and when I have meetings elsewhere in town I can choose between taking a cab on the company's bill or taking one of the company's many staff bikes. I usually ride my own bike but yesterday I had a flat tire, so instead I went on a company bike. It was a good quality town bike with a basket in front so I could have my purse and my lap top in there. Wonderful arrangement I think.
We also have company helmets that you can lend, but I declined on that one ;-)
I live in Lexington, KY and there's an auto repair shop here that provides bicycles to patrons while their cars are being worked on.
When I took my car in a windscreen repair in Auckland, I had no choice but to use the bicycle every now and then. It was really nice.


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