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Bullying is a
problem that can derail a child's schooling,
social life, and, most importantly, their emotional well being. It's also an issue that has been made even
more pressing in recent years because of the increased use among children of
the Internet, cell phones, and other means of communication as tools to harass
each other. Adults may have a tendency to ignore bullying, to write it off as a
normal part of life that all kids have to go through. However, it's a real problem with dangerous
consequences, and it should be dealt with accordingly.
is a behavior that can include any one of a whole range of actions that cause
physical or emotional pain, from spreading rumors to intentional exclusion to
physical abuse. Bullying prevention expert Dr. Ken Rigby
has a useful formulation:
= a desire to hurt + hurtful action + a power imbalance + (typically)
repetition + an unjust use of power + evident enjoyment by the aggressor and a
sense of being oppressed on the part of the victim.
Everyone wants to
believe that while sticks and stones may break our bones, words will never hurt
us. As teens and many children know, however, that's not quite true. Words can be just as
harmful, if not more so, than physical abuse.
Bullying can be
subtle, and many children won't tell their
parents or teachers about it out of fear of retribution or shame. Children may
also fear being blamed themselves or losing privileges if they report being
bullied. That's why it's important that parents, teachers, and other responsible adults are
constantly looking for bullying behaviors.
Some warning
signs that a child is being bullied include:
Bullying has a
negative effect on everyone — the
bully, the target, the people who witness the bullying, and anyone connected. Stopbullying.gov, head of the Bullying Research Network Dr. Susan Swearer, and the Committee for Children point out some of the short- and
long-term effects of bullying.
The first thing
to do if you notice something's wrong with your
child is to talk to them. The most important thing you can do for a bullied
child is to validate the situation. Pay attention to the child's feelings and let him or her know you
care. You may not be able to solve all the problems for your child right away.
It's essential is that you let them know
that you're supportive.
Bullying is a
learned behavior. Children pick up antisocial behaviors like bullying from
adult role models, parents, teachers, and from media representation. A study done by Brigham Young University researchers found that there are an
average of 52 acts of relational aggression an hour on reality TV and 33 an
hour on regular TV shows. This type of general meanness rubs off on kids.
Teach your child
good social behavior from an early age. Being a positive role model can
influence potential bullies, targets, and bystanders. Your child is less likely
to enter damaging or hurtful relationships if their parent also avoids those
types of negative associations.
training and education is essential if bullying is to be stopped in our communities.
The U.S. Department of Health and
Human Services "Stop Bullying Now" campaign suggests that schools set aside 20 or
30 minutes of class time a week to discuss bullying with students. This gives
teachers time to talk openly to students about bullying and to get a feel for
what the bullying climate is in the school. It will also help children
understand what behaviors are considered bullying. School-wide assemblies on
the subject can also be helpful in bringing the issue out into the open.
It's also
important to educate school staff and other adults. They should understand the
nature of bullying and its effects, how to respond to bullying in the school,
and how to work with others in the community to prevent bullying.
Bullying is a
community problem and requires a community solution. Everybody has to be on
board to successfully stamp out bullying. This includes:
If your child is
being bullied, it's important that you don't confront the bully or the bully's parent yourself. It's unlikely to be
productive and can even be dangerous. Work with the community. Teachers,
counselors, and administrators may have additional information and resources
that can help determine the appropriate course of action. Develop a community
strategy to address bullying.
Similar to the
need for a community effort is the need for a plan in how bullying is dealt
with. Every child should be treated equally. Emotional bullying should be
addressed in the same way as physical bullying.
In an effort to
reduce bullying, it's essential to change the social climate of the school.
Written school policies should not only disallow bullying behavior, but also
make clear that students are expected to assist students who appear to be in
any kind of trouble. The rules should be clear and concise so that everyone can
understand them at a glance.
It's important that the rules for bullying
are enforced consistently throughout the school. School staff needs to be able
to intervene immediately to stop bullying, and there should also be follow-up
meetings for both the bully and the target. The parents of affected students
should be involved when possible.
The Youth Voice Project surveyed 13,000 teens in 31 schools
across the United States and asked them to share their experiences with
bullying. The project uncovered the power of bystanders when it comes to
fighting bullying. Bystanders are the students who see or hear of their peers
being bullied.
bystanders often feel powerless to help. They think that stepping in may bring
the bully's attacks onto themselves or make them into social outcasts. But the
Youth Voice Project found that some sort of connection with a bystander helped
the victim cope with the situation. The victim felt better when a witness
approached them afterwards and acknowledged that what happened wasn't okay.
It's essential to
empower bystanders to help. Schools should work to protect bystanders from
retaliation and help them understand that their silence can make bullies more
Don't forget that the bully has his or her
own set of problems to deal with and also needs help from adults. Bullies often
engage in bullying behaviors out of a lack of empathy and trust or as a result
of problems at home.
Bullies first
need to recognize that their behavior is bullying. They then need to understand
that bullying will lead to negative consequences. They're hurting themselves as
much as they're hurting others., You can nip bullying behavior in the bud by
showing them that there are consequences to their actions.


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Miller Center for Social Entrepreneurship believes that solving the problem of energy access starts with reframing the problem. When it is reframed, it becomes possible to envision and enact more viable solutions.
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A pioneer in social enterprise capacity development, GSBI has continuously improved its methodology since its founding in 2003. The lessons the GSBI has learned from working with over 500 social enterprises are broadly applicable to capacity development efforts across sectors and geographies. This paper introduces the GSBI and explains our methodology, with the goal of helping the global social enterprise movement create more exits from poverty.
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In this research paper, we discuss how distributed energy is a critical driver for new business creation and the growth of small and medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) as well as social entrepreneurs in the developing world.
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The Gorbals Gets Gold's Nod for Best Fries; Forage Refuses His Fruit
Ilan Hall gets a mixed review from L.A. Weekly, Forage follows.
The Gorbals has Jonathan Gold's favorite fries of the moment and he digs the blisteringly hot baco-matzoh balls, among other dishes, still sensing the "chefs would rather be sitting on a couch smoking cigarettes...than flipping matzoh brei." And is that just Ilan's entourage up-front? [L.A. Weekly]
Don't expect Costa Mesa's Il Dolce to serve you anytime soon, as the service sort of lags, but its Argentine-Italian food "more than makes up for it," S. Irene Virbila writes, dissing the wine list as "perfunctory" as a day popping piropo with your pibes. [L.A. Times]
Forage is "like a pregig potluck whose intrinsic veganism has been expanded to include ricotta cheese and the occasional slab of organic pork belly, all resting comfortably within the boundaries of conscious omnivorousness," says Jonathan Gold, holding his sack of kumquats. [L.A. Weekly]
Much like California was once dominated by España, Jonathan Gold tells Matt Armendariz that its delicacies besiege us in tapas bars, restaurants, and markets citywide. He'll also hit up La Paella if duty calls. [L.A. Weekly]
San Pedro's Think Prime "is a steakhouse in the classic style, of the old school," Merrill Shindler offers on the third link in the Think Cafe chain he's always "thought highly of." [Daily Breeze]
Bouchon "reminds me of a great ballerina who is reduced to teaching dancing to school children," snaps Merv Hecht of the Santa Monica Daily Press, calling Alex Weil the "wine steward" and not finding the "French brasserie preparation" he expects, while not going "into great detail about what I find missing." [Santa Monica Daily Press]
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[[Music/GodspeedYouBlackEmperor This post-rock band from Montreal]] [[TearJerker can really do some incredibly emotional songs]].
* "I said, 'Kiss me, you are beautiful; these are truly the last days.' You grabbed my hand and we fell into it. Like a daydream. Or a fever." from "The Dead Flag Blues" is particularly heart-wrenching. This is, arguably, the most bleak and depressing piece of music ever written. The cheery bit and the end actually makes it ''worse''.
* "They don't sleep any more on the beach" from the intro to "Sleep". Just the man's voice alone with nostalgia for the good old days is heartbreaking.
* "Love Song for 15 Ontario" by Godspeed side-project Set Fire to Flames manages to be heartbreaking with no vocals at all.
** The song was used on the soundtrack of the equally heartbreaking movie ''Tout est parfait'', that centers around a teen whose four closest friends all kill themselves, leaving him out of their pact...
* "Wanda" by another Godspeed side-project, A Silver Mt. Zion, is already somber enough... then you discover it was written in memory of Efrim Menuck's dog.
* "Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven" features a beautiful build-up to a crash that feels like dawn... It can make one tear up every time.
* The end of "Storm" with the sampled speech.
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The Concerts at Wente Vineyards
Every summer for more than 25 years, The Concerts at Wente Vineyards has showcased world-renowned entertainers in the winery's picturesque natural amphitheater. Guests enjoy pre-concert sunset dinners outdoors or in The Restaurant at Wente Vineyards. Past artists include James Taylor, Sheryl Crow, Harry Connick, Jr., John Fogerty, Ringo Starr, Willie Nelson, Cheap Trick, Train, Colbie Caillat, Third Eye Blind and many more.
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Without doubt most Sojourners readers have an answer to the question: With whom do I form community? Indeed we could even say that all people of faithand probably most human beingscan name their community. It's an ominous gap not to be able to do so. Our communities may not conform to any blueprint, but we know we have them.
That's why we keep insisting in these pages that community comes in all kinds of shapes and sizes. I once knew two elderly shut-ins, longtime friends, both of whom lived alone. Every day they watched a religious program on television and as it ended each would offer a prayer for the other. They knew who formed their unique community.
The main requirement for community seems to be that the individual have a sense of forming part of a group, and that the group acknowledge that fact and act on it. A missionary from Africa once told me how they celebrated Communion in a young Christian community there. At Communion time members of the gathering would hurry from the altar with portions of the bread so that the sick would receive it at the same time as those present at the service. No doubt about membership in that community.
Why is community a near-universal experienceespecially for people of faith? One person put it this way: "Community is God's strategy for reaching the world." That's a neat way of saying that as communityrather than as individualswe model what God has in mind for humanity. Think of what community demands of us: commitment, selflessness, concern for the common good, humility, large doses of patience, forgiveness. These are New Creation values, the ones Jesus outlined in the Sermon on the Mount as his guidelines for God's reign among humans.
Community exemplifies living "as if"as if we are essentially relational beings; as if we can live together in peace; as if we can commit to something beyond ourselves; as if our faith journey is best done in company; as if our God is unity in Trinity, the ultimate model for all gatherings of humans.
Recently I saw an example of the wide possibilities that the experience of community offers, as well as a living out of these "as ifs." Throughout the last seven or eight months of his life, a dear friend gathered around his death bed members of all the communities that had enriched his life. These various communities thereby came to know the many facets of our friend's sojourn on earth.
As a lawyer he had a professional community; as a church-going Christian he had a worshiping community; his family formed another community, as did the group with whom he learned about spirituality and spiritual direction; his health care providers became a very important community for him as his life ebbed away.
What was equally remarkable about our friend was his way of engaging each of these communities in his dying process. Without dramatics he specifically asked us to walk with him consciously toward the unknown. He lived his way toward death allowing us to share each moment. His one request to all of us was a prayer that he not lose hope, that he not despair.
That gathering of communities experienced through their dying member a way of finishing this life "as if" there is life beyond death, "as if" there is a God who gathers us all home, "as if" we are destined for eternal happiness.
May all of us receiveand in our time givesuch a grace through our life in community.
Joe Nangle was outreach director at Sojourners when this article appeared.
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Sweating is your body's way of cooling itself off. Some people
aren't able to sweat normally because their sweat glands are no longer
functioning properly. This condition is known as hypohidrosis, or anhidrosis.
It can affect your entire body, a single area, or scattered areas.
The inability to sweat normally can cause overheating. This can
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Hypohidrosis can be difficult to diagnose. This means that mild
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inherited at birth or develop later in life.
As you age, it's normal for your ability to sweat to diminish. Conditions
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Any condition that causes nerve damage can disrupt the
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Skin damage from severe burns can permanently damage your sweat
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Skin disorders that inflame the skin can also affect your sweat
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Taking certain medications, particularly those known as
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effects that include a sore throat, dry mouth, and reduction in perspiration.
Some people may inherit a damaged gene that causes their sweat
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Missile Defense Agency's Flexibility Reduces Transparency of Program Cost
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Over the next 5 years the Missile Defense Agency (MDA) expects to invest $49 billion in the Ballistic Missile Defense (BMD) system's development and fielding. MDA's strategy is to field new capabilities in 2-year blocks. In January 2006, MDA initiated its second block--Block 2006--to protect against attacks from North Korea and the Middle East. Congress requires GAO to assess MDA's progress annually. GAO's March 2007 report addressed MDA's progress during fiscal year 2006 and followed up on program oversight issues and the current status of MDA's quality assurance program. GAO assessed the progress of each element being developed by MDA, examined acquisition laws applicable to major acquisition programs, and reviewed the impact of implemented quality initiatives.
During fiscal year 2006, MDA fielded additional assets for the Ballistic Missile Defense System (BMDS), enhanced the capability of some assets, and realized several noteworthy testing achievements. For example, the Ground-based Midcourse Defense (GMD) element successfully conducted its first end-to-end test of one engagement scenario, the element's first successful intercept test since 2002. However, MDA will not meet its original Block 2006 cost, fielding, or performance goals because the agency has revised those goals. In March 2006, MDA: reduced its goal for fielded assets to provide funds for technical problems and new and increased operations and sustainment requirements; increased its cost goal by about $1 billion--from $19.3 to $20.3 billion; and reduced its performance goal commensurate with the reduction of assets. MDA may also reduce the scope of the block further by deferring other work until a future block because four elements incurred about $478 million in fiscal year 2006 budget overruns. With the possible exception of GMD interceptors, MDA is generally on track to meet its revised quantity goals. But the deferral of work, both into and out of Block 2006, and inconsistent reporting of costs by some BMDS elements, makes the actual cost of Block 2006 difficult to determine. In addition, GAO cannot assess whether the block will meet its revised performance goals until MDA's models and simulations are anchored by sufficient flight tests to have confidence that predictions of performance are reliable. Because MDA has not formally entered the Department of Defense (DOD) acquisition cycle, it is not yet required to apply certain laws intended to hold major defense acquisition programs accountable for their planned outcomes and cost, give decision makers a means to conduct oversight, and ensure some level of independent program review. MDA is more agile in its decision-making because it does not have to wait for outside reviews or obtain higher-level approvals of its goals or changes to those goals. Because MDA can revise its baseline, it has the ability to field fewer assets than planned, defer work to a future block, and increase planned cost. All of this makes it hard to reconcile cost and outcomes against original goals and to determine the value of the work accomplished. Also, using research and development funds to purchase operational assets allows costs to be spread over 2 or more years, which makes costs harder to track and commits future budgets. MDA continues to identify quality assurance weaknesses, but the agency's corrective measures are beginning to produce results. Quality deficiencies are declining as MDA implements corrective actions, such as a teaming approach designed to restore the reliability of key suppliers.
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DOD and Coast Guard:Actions Needed to Increase Oversight and Management Information on Hazing Incidents Involving ServicemembersGAO-16-226: Published: Feb 9, 2016. Publicly Released: Feb 9, 2016.
Jan 29, 2016
Defense Infrastructure:Energy Conservation Investment Program Needs Improved Reporting, Measurement, and GuidanceGAO-16-162: Published: Jan 29, 2016. Publicly Released: Jan 29, 2016.
Excess Personal Property:DOD Should Further Reassess the Priorities of Its Disposal ProcessGAO-16-44: Published: Jan 29, 2016. Publicly Released: Jan 29, 2016.
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Army Contracting:Training and Guidance Needed to Ensure Appropriate Use of the Option to Extend Services ClauseGAO-16-262R: Published: Jan 28, 2016. Publicly Released: Jan 28, 2016.
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Defense Infrastructure:Improvement Needed in Energy Reporting and Security Funding at Installations with Limited ConnectivityGAO-16-164: Published: Jan 27, 2016. Publicly Released: Jan 27, 2016.
Jan 12, 2016
Defense Infrastructure:DOD Efforts Regarding Net Zero GoalsGAO-16-153R: Published: Jan 12, 2016. Publicly Released: Jan 12, 2016.
Dec 23, 2015
Civilian and Contractor Workforces:Complete Information Needed to Assess DOD's Progress for Reductions and Associated SavingsGAO-16-172: Published: Dec 23, 2015. Publicly Released: Dec 23, 2015.
Dec 22, 2015
Defense Logistics:DOD Has Addressed Most Reporting Requirements and Continues to Refine Its Asset Visibility StrategyGAO-16-88: Published: Dec 22, 2015. Publicly Released: Dec 22, 2015.
Dec 18, 2015
Littoral Combat Ship:Knowledge of Survivability and Lethality Capabilities Needed Prior to Making Major Funding DecisionsGAO-16-201: Published: Dec 18, 2015. Publicly Released: Dec 18, 2015.
Dec 17, 2015
Operational Contract Support:Additional Actions Needed to Manage, Account for, and Vet Defense Contractors in AfricaGAO-16-105: Published: Dec 17, 2015. Publicly Released: Dec 17, 2015.
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The Wreaths Across America project is in full swing, and many organizations are working hard to raise money. Placement of the wreaths for our local heroes at Fort Lyon National Cemetery and Bent County/Las Animas Cemetery is such an honor and is a beautiful sight and donations are being requested to support the Wreaths Across America project.
The City of Rocky Ford is applying for a Great Outdoors Colorado Grant on behalf of the Rocky Ford School District to begin work on Melon Field, an all-weather track and football field to be placed at the site of the existing track west of Rocky...
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Dale Earnhardt Jr. won't pay back Carl Edwards for their tangle last Sunday in the Bank of America 500 at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
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Prevention, however, was and is the main goal for everyone in the audience Monday night.
Look, I'm a preventionist, said Bradley Finn, Executive Director of Prevention Network. What parents need to ask themselves is what are the protective factors they have in place? Does your child have the skills necessary to handle all the stress? What tools do they have to deal with it? What tools do we have to deal with it?
He added, kids today have high levels of anxiety and all kinds of stress put on them X things parents can't even begin to imagine, and many times more than what they, themselves, had as teenager. All the more reason why parents, he said, need to be clear about their position.
One of the main reasons why kids get involved in drugs is that parents have not given them concrete boundaries. You can't imagine how fast kids pick up on your ambivalence, Finn said.
About 100 people attended the information night including school board members and administration. Aside from Clark and Finn, speakers included Beth Hurny, Director of Youth and Parenting Services; James Cataldo, owner/pharmacist of Marcellus Pharmacy; Katie Battaglia, Senior High School guidance counselor; Brad Dates, athletic director; and Craig Tice, Marcellus school superintendent.
For more information, contact the superintendent's office at 673-0201 or log onto SyracuseDrugFree.com, freevibe.com and theantidrug.com.
Ways to properly dispose of prescription drugs as per Cataldo:
' ž Do NOT flush down the toilet.
' ž Most prescriptions should be removed from their container and mixed with water (to dissolve) and then mixed with undesirable things like kitty litter or coffee grounds--something that will make it unrecognizable, bagged (or contained in something else) and thrown out with the household trash. All labels should be removed from prescription bottles and thrown out separately. Expired prescriptions should be disposed of as well.
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Posted on May 15 2014 | IANS
New Delhi, May 15 : A book on BJP prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi's life and economic vision has been translated into Chinese and is being published by a leading university, with its release slated for early next month.
"India's Modi - incredible emergence of a star -(peoples' power changes a nation)" by Sinologist and BJP Rajya Sabha MP Tarun Vijay is being published by the South Asia Centre of Sichuan University, Chengdu.
It has been edited under the guidance of veteran Chinese scholars D. Xioe and Jiawei.
Vijay said that he is very excited about the warm reception to the book by Chinese readers and hopes that the release functions of the book will be held in Beijing, Shanghai and Chengdu.
The book is divided into 13 chapters like "RSS guides the way", "A Himalayan wanderer", "Social activism", "The political call", "Turmoil and turbulence" and "India awakened to a new dawn".
Tarun Vijay had received a fellowship from Sichuan University on India-China Relations and was also a member of the India-China Eminent Persons Group.


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|I'm Daniel Lee, and I'm on the faculty in the Electrical and Systems Engineering department at the University of Pennsylvania, where I teach and do research. I'm also a member of the GRASP Lab at Penn, which stands for General Robotics, Automation, Sensing and Perception.
So what does that mean? It means that I get to do some pretty cool stuff, in my classroom and in my lab. For example, I teach a class where electrical engineering students learn about embedded computing, which are like the sensors and processors in your cell phone and microwave, and then use their knowledge to create some interesting devices that work in the real world. One group of students made a trash can with a motion-controlled lid that would not open when it sensed the trash can was full. It was called Intellitrash. Another group made a remote-controlled sports car called the Nissan Sportster where the user could control the speed, flashers, horn, and steering wheel. Some other students made a xylophone that plays itself.
Daniel Lee, PhD
Hometown: Houghton, Michigan (the Upper Peninsula)
In my own research, I'm trying to apply what we know about how humans process sensory information such as vision and language, to build better artificial sensorimotor systems that can adapt and learn from experience. This field of machine learning is a combination of artificial intelligence, computer science, and robotics. I began this work while I was at Bell Laboratories, the research and development arm of Lucent Technologies, where I was a researcher in the Theoretical Physics and Biological Computation departments. While there I built some fun robots such as a dog that can walk around, recognize faces and "look" at you when you call it. I also built a robot that could roll down the hallway on its own, and transmit photos of what it was "seeing" back to the lab. It could then speak using speech synthesis to people outside of my office.
I arrived at Penn five years ago, and one of my projects has been to lead a soccer four-legged robot team, the UPennalizers, in the annual Robocup competition. We program a team of Sony Aibo dogs to compete in soccer games and travel around the world for competitions. Our best victory was in Italy where we placed second to an Australian team (http://www.cis.upenn.edu/robocup/). Currently I am involved in a big competition called the DARPA Urban Grand Challenge, where we are programming a car to drive itself and self-navigate on a city road, in the presence of other moving cars (http://www.benfranklinracingteam.org). (You may have heard about the Lexus that can parallel park by itself — that's a piece of cake!)
I'm on Cogito for the next couple of weeks to take any questions you have about my work in particular and about engineering in general. Ask away.
How did a physics guy like you end up in engineering?
These days, the distinctions between fields such as physics, chemistry, biology, and related engineering fields have blurred quite a bit. A lot of interesting research has emerged from taking ideas and concepts from an established area, and applying them to new problems in other fields. I enjoy thinking about how mathematical models and concepts that I learned as a physics student can be applied to understanding the brain, or building intelligence into machines.
After graduate school, I did a postdoc at Bell Labs where there was a lot of cross-fertilization of ideas between physicists and other scientists and engineers. So when I looked for academic faculty positions, I didn't limit myself to only physics departments. I especially like how I can think about both theoretical models as well as doing practical experiments in engineering, something that is harder to do in physics where there is more of a dichotomy between theory and experiment.
"Computational neuroscience" sounds interesting. Do you work with researchers from this field on your projects? How does this field influence how you build robotic devices?
I especially like talking to neuroscientists who are trying to understand the brain as a computational system. For my research, the brain is proof of principle that an intelligent robotic device is possible. The hard part is trying to figure out how the brain really works! Just as the Wright brothers analyzed bird flight to understand the importance of ailerons and lateral stability in flight control, I would like to use ideas from neuroscience to build robots.
How do you tackle such a big project like programming a car to drive itself?
Very cautiously and carefully :-). One aspect of science and engineering is being able to work with teams of researchers, and focusing them on a common problem and goal. This is one aspect of research that is not really taught in science grad school.
What are some other projects your students have worked on other than Intellitrash, the xylophone, and the remote-controlled sports car?
The neat thing about teaching is that students always surprise you with cool ideas and projects that you would have never thought of yourself. One group made a digital sundial—they took a traditional sundial and made a digital readout for it using photodiodes. I thought this was a nice combination of a very old idea (sundial) with modern technology.
I am an 8-year-old boy and I think you've done some pretty cool stuff. How do you make robots though?
Robotics is a combination of many different disciplines: mechanical engineering, computer science, electrical engineering, etc. But it's pretty easy to start—when I was a student at MIT, I just started building robots with LEGO's. From those simple robots, I gradually began building more complex and sophisticated systems like a robotic car. So as in most things, one just has to simply start and learn as one goes.
You said you made a robotic dog that could look at you and recognize faces. That's interesting, but what's the point of that? How would it be used?
This research is not only applicable to robots, but also to making better human-computer interfaces. I really don't like typing on my computer, fighting with Microsoft software trying to make it do some simple things. Someday, I would like to be able to communicate with my computer, just as I do another person: talking, smiling, gesturing, etc.
Sounds like there's so much neat stuff being made but none of it is on the market. Why? Why can't we buy an Intellitrash can yet? What does it take to bring something like that to the market?
That's a good question, and something that many companies struggle with. A lot of times, very good ideas in research do not immediately become commercial products and successes. There are many factors with bringing something to market—timing, venture capital, economic conditions, liability issues, etc. If you ask people in startup companies, they would also say that plain luck has a big part as well. So as you say, it does seem that a lot of neat stuff does not immediately make it to market.
How do you balance working and your home life and kids?
It is very difficult to balance that (and unfortunately, it would still probably be more difficult to do if I were a woman). Having tenure in academia helps—I can freely set some of my priorities without having to worry so much about the consequences. But I do have to constantly remind myself what I feel are the most important things in my life.
Do you feel like your kids give you any insights into how the brain works, or how artificial intelligence should work?
It gives me a lot of humility. I'm amazed at how fast kids learn new concepts and skills—that truly puts my robots to shame. If we could emulate even a small fraction of how well children learn and adapt, that would be an amazing breakthrough in artificial intelligence. Unfortunately, having kids does not necessarily mean that you understand them…
What other job would you like to do besides this kind of engineering?
When I was a kid, I thought it would be neat to be a professional hockey player. Unfortunately, my competitive playing days are long past. But the reason I chose this area of research is that I found it fascinating, and I really enjoy working on it. No matter what you do, you should have a job that you find interesting. And as long as I feel that way about engineering, I'll continue to teach and do research there.


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In 2011, Finca Bellavista started a volunteer program to meet requests from people all over the world that wanted to live and work within our rainforest village. Bringing on extra folks and adding helping hands seemed logical given the rapid growth of the community and needed services. Since then, the volunteer program has not only benefitted our community but has enriched many people's lives in the process. We are happy to provide a unique experience and opportunity to the adventurous souls that gravitate towards our volunteer program and help us manifest our community goals.
The duties in the volunteer program are currently focused on enhancing the guest experience to Finca Bellavista and helping maintain our site. When funding allows, volunteer activities will supplement the programs and outreach of our non-profit branch, The Bellavista Initiative.
All positions within Finca Bellavista's work exchange program are unpaid. We currently require a time commitment of at least 1 month (we can no longer make exceptions, sorry).
Our scheduled check-in & orientation days for the 2015/2016 season are as follows:
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Every volunteer is a part of something special here at the finca. We hope that volunteers, even though unpaid, understand that they provide a very important resource for the finca. Every action here is a contribution, from taking out the garbage, to doing dishes, to raking leaves, to planting trees, to showing curious visitors to the garden or a treehouse. Likewise, if you have ideas or talents that you can contribute, we want to hear about them and see if we can implement them. If we cannot, please understand that many factors play into our decisions, including funding, permitting, and prioritizing other critical elements.
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This is a great opportunity for recent graduates, travelers in their 20s & 30s, and those that want to experience Finca Bellavista on a shorter-term basis. Daily volunteer duties include showing visitors to tree houses, helping cook and clean up meals, assisting in the gardens, feeding and caring for chickens, or answering guest questions.
This program is geared towards retirees, couples, and other mature persons that can help with guest check-ins and check-outs, and have a desire to interact on a more personal level with guests to Finca Bellavista. We also consider it the 'graduate' program for previous volunteers and ideal for persons that want an annual or re-occurring gig at the finca. Longer-term time commitments and previous volunteers are given priority for camp host placements. Camp hosts are still expected to help out with normal volunteer duties like helping in the kitchen and feeding the chickens.
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hi, I have a very simple (metro 200) connected to a button and am flashing it, it appears on the screen to be flashing smoothly by itself.
when i take this simple metro and button into a heavy patch, and view it on the screen, at times when the patch is being used, the button flashes in a gittery way and glitches, similar to the effect when one saves a project whilst looking at a flashing button/led. it kinda pauses and then eventually gathers pace and returns to normal.
I wonder is there a way to prioritise the metro and button to overcome this? Or maybe a metro is not the best thing to use?
thanks for any ideas
A few different points that may or may not be of use to you:
1) For best timing with metro, be sure that Overdrive is checked in the Options menu.
2) Screen drawing operations are considered low priority, so they may be affected by strong demands in other timing-critical areas.
3) The button object has its own built-in on-off flash time that is already pretty close to 200 ms, so the flashing at that rate may not always appear obviously to be 5 times per second.
4) If you want to build your own flashing graphic in lcd, as shown in the example below, you have more control over the flash duration.
5) Screen drawing operations can be rather "expensive" computationally, so you might question whether this particular flashing button is really necessary.
6) A button flashing constantly 5 times per second does show that something is happening at a fast rate, but beyond that, it doesn't really provide all that much useful information. Maybe just a toggle or a LED showing that the metro is on would be sufficient from a GUI standpoint, and would save a lot of screen drawing.
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thank you for your reply. I didn't realise how much processing it took to flash an led/button on screen.
The flashing signal is to be routed to an arduino, then to a control panel. its only flashing so the eye can spot it quickly. when the user pushes the button, the led remains on.
I shall look into the LCD object it looks very interesting .
I think i can make my patch more efficient also,. as its becoming a mess . a tidy up should help. : )
Thanks again : )
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so incredibly beautiful!
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Shame this is so out of focus.
You're looking into my soul!
Love those brilliant eyes!
Wow, i'm just... speachless!
to bad the image aint crisp..i would tottaly fav it..
amazing eyes.
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OSHA today announced that it will delay for one year the effective date of three provisions of its recordkeeping rule and establish interim criteria for recording cases of work-related hearing loss.
The provisions, postponed until January 1, 2003, are: the criteria for recording work-related hearing loss; the rule's definition of "musculoskeletal disorder" (MSD); and the requirement that employers check the MSD column on the OSHA log. All other provisions of the rule become effective on January 1, 2002.
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Press materials for the award, which recognized Kushner for "a lifetime of artistic work giving voice to the marginalized, and his outspoken criticism of social injustice," cited a decision by CUNY's board of trustees, who voted to deny Kushner an honorary degree last May over statements he made about Israel. They later reversed their position.
"Whether it is in his epochal work for the stage, his screenwriting, or his activism, Tony Kushner manages to balance realism, rigor, and hope. He has weathered distortions of his thinking with grace and determination. His consistent vision of a just, more thoughtful, less fearful world isn't rooted in an easy sentimentality, but in an understanding that true justice will only be achieved through patience and hard work. For his inspiring contributions to our culture and the world of ideas, we are proud and thrilled to honor him with the Puffin/Nation Prize for Creative Citizenship," Puffin Foundation president Perry Rosenstein said in a statement.
A Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award winner for Angels in America, Kushner also penned Short Talks on the Universe, A Bright Room Called Day, Slavs!, Hydriotaphia, Homebody/Kabul and the book to the Tony-nominated musical Caroline, or Change. His play The Intelligent Homosexual's Guide to Capitalism and Socialism With a Key to the Scriptures was seen at the Public Theater last spring. His adaptations include Corneille's The Illusion, S.Y. Ansky's The Dybbuk, Brecht's The Good Person of Sezuan and Mother Courage.