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Human Judgement and Risk
Dr Robert Long and Joshua Long
National Library of Australia Cataloguing-in-Publication entry
Long, Robert
Risk makes sense : human judgement and risk / Robert Long, Joshua Long.
9780646570945 (pbk.)
Risk-taking (Psychology) Risk perception. Risk--Sociological aspects.
Risk Makes Sense
Human Judgement and Risk
Social choice.
Other Authors/Contributors: Long, Joshua.
Dewey Number: 302.12
Scotoma Press
10 Jens Place
Kambah ACT 2902
© Copyright 2012 by Robert Long.
All rights reserved including the right of reproduction in whole or in part in any form.
Graphic design and layout by Justin Huehn.
Dr Robert Long and Joshua Long
With Thanks............................................................................................................................................................................................................. viii
Glossary............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. ix
Book Logo...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... ix
What This Book Is About.................................................................................................................................................................................x
Structure and Use of the Book.................................................................................................................................................................. xii
SECTION ONE – What We Know About Risk............................................................................................................................................... 1
CHAPTER 1– Myths About Risk................................................................................................................................................................................3
An Introduction to Myths About Risk: Ted, the Tractor and a Risk Trade-off........................................... 3
Myth Busting................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 4
Common Sense Created Not Assumed.............................................................................................................................................. 6
The Lord Young Report and unCommon Sense........................................................................................................................ 8
They are Just Idiots - The Intelligence Myth.................................................................................................................................. 8
The Precaution Myth and a Wayside Story.................................................................................................................................. 10
Perceptions and Scotoma................................................................................................................................................................................ 13
The Engineer Out the Idiot Myth........................................................................................................................................................ 14
The Follow Your Feelings Myth............................................................................................................................................................... 15
The 'can do' Myth.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 16
The Anxiety and Fear Myth......................................................................................................................................................................... 18
Motivation and Learning as Myth Breakers............................................................................................................................... 19
Workshop Questions.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 20
Transition....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 21
CHAPTER 2– Gambling and Risk....................................................................................................................................................................... 23
Why Gambling and Risk?............................................................................................................................................................................. 23
Learning From Young People 'at-risk'............................................................................................................................................... 27
Risk and Youth Detention............................................................................................................................................................................. 29
The Poker Machine Maze.............................................................................................................................................................................. 30
Is Risk Neutral?........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 31
Risk Assessment by Weight?...................................................................................................................................................................... 34
Counter-Intuitive Responses to Risk................................................................................................................................................. 36
Responses to a Risk Averse Society...................................................................................................................................................... 37
Workshop Questions.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 39
Transition....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 39
CHAPTER 3–Language, Culture and Discourse................................................................................................................................ 41
Playing Safe................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 41
The Fundamentalist Quest for Certainty........................................................................................................................................ 43
Language as a Tool of Trade........................................................................................................................................................................ 46
It's Important What is Not Said............................................................................................................................................................. 47
Culture: More Than Just 'What We Do Around Here'.................................................................................................... 49
Risk Makes Sense
Cultural Difference and Language........................................................................................................................................................ 55
Generative Culture Spin................................................................................................................................................................................. 57
Culture of Risk Scorecard.............................................................................................................................................................................. 58
The Power of the Negative and the Positive................................................................................................................................ 62
Workshop Questions.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 64
Transition....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 64
SECTION TWO – What We Know About Human Sensemaking.......................................................................................... 65
CHAPTER 4– Learning, Motivation and Risk......................................................................................................................................... 67
An Apprenticeship in Learning............................................................................................................................................................... 67
Learning About Learning............................................................................................................................................................................. 70
Types of Learning.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 73
The Essentials in Learning............................................................................................................................................................................ 77
Learning and an Induction Scorecard................................................................................................................................................ 78
Results............................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 80
How We Learn is What We Learn...................................................................................................................................................... 80
Motivation and Learning............................................................................................................................................................................... 81
Creativity, Learning, Doubt and Risk ............................................................................................................................................... 81
Entertaining Doubt, the Key to Learning..................................................................................................................................... 82
Motivation, Design and Attraction...................................................................................................................................................... 84
Workshop Questions.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 85
Transition....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 85
CHAPTER 5 – The Unconscious and Risk.................................................................................................................................................. 87
Perception Blindness and Observation Capability................................................................................................................ 87
The Reliability of Our Perception.......................................................................................................................................................... 90
The Wise Delinquency of Decision Makers................................................................................................................................ 91
Bias, Balance and Rational Systems..................................................................................................................................................... 92
Intuitive, Counterintuitive and Nonintuitive Thinking..................................................................................................... 94
Cognitive Dissonance and Why Some Decisions About Risk Don't Seem to Make Sense........ 96
A Beaconsfield Story about Dissonance.......................................................................................................................................102
One Brain, Three Minds...............................................................................................................................................................................103
The Unconscious and Risk.........................................................................................................................................................................104
The Unconscious and Priming...............................................................................................................................................................105
Workshop Questions.......................................................................................................................................................................................107
CHAPTER 6 – SenseMaking, Mindfulness and Risk.................................................................................................................. 109
How do we Make Sense?............................................................................................................................................................................109
Mindfulness and High Reliability Organisations................................................................................................................111
Cultural Change...................................................................................................................................................................................................116
Mapping Organisational Sensemaking.........................................................................................................................................118
MiProfile Structure...........................................................................................................................................................................................122
MiProfile Survey Summary.......................................................................................................................................................................128
Workshop Questions.......................................................................................................................................................................................129
SECTION THREE – What We can do to Make Better Sense of Risk.......................................................................131
CHAPTER 7 – Framing and the Language of Zero........................................................................................................................ 133
Since When Did Intolerance Become a Virtue?..................................................................................................................133
The Zero Harm Discourse.........................................................................................................................................................................135
It's Zero Degrees in Canberra Today and They Say It Will Be Twice as Cold Tomorrow.........136
What is the Risk Discourse at your Work?................................................................................................................................138
Please Explain? Questions about Zero..........................................................................................................................................139
What is an Aspiration? A Thought from Theology...........................................................................................................139
Are We Priming Workers to Fail?......................................................................................................................................................140
Sense Pathways......................................................................................................................................................................................................141
Risk Makes Sense...............................................................................................................................................................................................143
Good Goal Setting............................................................................................................................................................................................144
Workshop Questions.......................................................................................................................................................................................145
CHAPTER 8 – Leadership and Conversations in Risk............................................................................................................... 147
Where To From Here?...................................................................................................................................................................................147
The Miracle of Dialogue..............................................................................................................................................................................149
Leadership in Risk - The Essential Capabilities...................................................................................................................150
Responding to Confirmation Bias......................................................................................................................................................152
Creativity and Improvisation, Leadership Excellence.....................................................................................................153
Sam is the Man.....................................................................................................................................................................................................154
Your Talk Matters - Skilled Conversations................................................................................................................................156
The Compliance Mentality Compared to Excellence in Risk Leadership..................................................158
Systems Fatigue, Human Nature and Flooding....................................................................................................................159
Entertaining Doubt, the Key to Managing Risk..................................................................................................................160
Thinking and Acting Outside 'The Box' in Leadership.................................................................................................161
Challenging Punitive Culture with an Innovative Approach to Lead Indicators................................163
Challenging Dumb Down Thinking About Risk................................................................................................................164
Workshop Questions.......................................................................................................................................................................................168
Further Directions..............................................................................................................................................................................................169
CHAPTER 9 – A Reading List................................................................................................................................................................................. 171
About the Authors.............................................................................................................................................................................................178
Chapter 1: Myths about Risk
Risk Makes Sense
I knew something was missing, but I could not put my finger on it. What I was doing lacked
completeness, logic, a recognition of reality. Things just did not seem to make complete sense. Here I
was, a mining engineer in charge of building an underground gold mine, recruiting experienced people,
developing and rolling out our safety management system, and guided by OHS legislation, Australian
Standards, Codes of Practice, guidelines, current industry standards, and a plethora of published and
borrowed material. Yet, something was still not quite right.
Risk management is a cornerstone of safety management, and legislation enshrines ones obligations to
identify hazards, reduce the risks, implement actions and monitor the outcomes. No-one should argue
with the moral, social and legal obligation to provide a safe work place, but what is safe? Can a work
place be without risks? Can all risks be identified and controlled to an acceptable level, whatever that
might mean?
Rob has helped me to understand that human behaviour, beliefs, attitudes and perceptions are variable,
volatile, inconsistent and personal. Risk management must deal with these human traits and emotions
– a simple risk matrix solution won't. More paperwork is not the answer, and I hope that the legislators
recognise this in reading this book. Being mature enough to have adult conversations about the soft
side to safety management – people's perceptions, behaviours, attitudes – human factors – is essential.
Rob has helped me to understand the people side of risk, and this has helped me to make sense of risk
management. I hope this book does that for you also.
Matthew Gill
As I set about building the underground mine and the team that would operate it, where people would
go to work up to a kilometre underground, or if they were in the gold processing plant, be operating
around vats of sulphuric acid at 40 degrees Celsius, or cyanide (one of the most deadly chemicals known
to man), or pouring gold bullion that when molten was over 800 degrees, it became clear to me that
simply following the prescriptive risk management process of hazard identification, risk assessment, risk
mitigation actions and monitoring would not of itself result in the elimination of accidents. The notion
that we could be the conqueror of all risks by this simple method of using a likelihood / consequence
matrix, coming up with a ranking and believing we had actions that could control the risks – pigeonholing them and allowing us to move on to the next challenge, seemed flawed. Why? Because people
were involved!
I was chair of the state's minerals industry OHS Committee and early on organised and attended a
presentation on BBS – Behavioural Based Safety. The classic examples of the Piper Alpha oil rig fire
and the space shuttle Columbia disaster were given that described the excellent safety systems and
procedures in place at the time, and the one common wild card – people! This resonated with that which
I had been struggling to identify as missing – how to manage risk and people's interaction with that.
Then I met Rob Long. Rob's wide ranging professional and academic experiences, his own quest to learn
more and contribute, and his engaging and inquisitive mind has made him a consultant, mentor and
friend of mine.
I have now worked with Rob for almost a decade, and at two mine sites, on a journey that has
involved the meshing together of risk management with people management in order to improve
safety performance at the workplace. It has involved the often confronting self assessment of my own
emotional intelligence, what is required in safety leadership, communication and listening, observing
and understanding. It has involved trying to understand people's own risk taking behaviours, their
perceptions and risk tolerance, how the very blokey world of mining influences behaviour, what is said
and not said, what is done and not done, what culture is and isn't.
Risk Makes Sense
Chapter 1: Myths about Risk
With Thanks
Helen, Rick, Josh, Kerrie and Jenni: every risk has a consequence, every adventure an unknown path,
every blind corner a new lesson. How did I know at the age of 20 that this journey with you would be
what it has become? Sometimes the best way to learn is to take the first step and with some hope, faith
and love, then turn those risks into blessings. You are the blessings of that journey.
aRational: not based or governed by reason. Neither rational nor irrational but non-rational.
Ava and Layla: whilst I would want you to be wrapped in cotton wool, I know that learning doesn't
come easily, without some hurt and pain. Every day I see you, I re-live the journey of love all over again.
Thanks Mitch for being so understanding, patient and generous.
Mates: Keith, Errol and Dave, thanks for your support and understanding.
Mentors: Graham, Robert, Clive, Daryll, Bill, Craig, Stuarte and Jim, thanks for your inspiration,
patience and passion.
Kathy, Chris, Brenda and Judy: Thanks for listening, challenging and caring.
A special thanks to Christine Wilde and Marg for proof reading and corrections.
Cognitive Dissonance: developed by Leon Festinger. Refers to the mental gymnastics required to
maintain consistency in the light of contradicting evidence.
Discourse: developed by Michael Foucault. The transmission of power in systems of thoughts
composed of ideas, attitudes, courses of action, beliefs and practices that systematically construct the
subjects and the worlds of which they speak.
Flooding: refers to when human senses are flooded beyond the capacity to cope.
Fundamentalism: originally coined in reference to a rigid theological movement in the USA in 1905
upholding the literal interpretation of the Bible. More generally, fundamentalism refers to rigid faith
like black and white thinking and actions on issues.
Heuristics: refer to experience-based techniques for problem solving, learning, and discovery.
Heuristics are like mental short cuts used to speed up the process of finding a satisfactory solution,
where an exhaustive search is impractical. Heuristics tend to become internal micro-rules.
Hubris: indicates a loss of contact with reality which results in extreme overconfidence and
Mentalities: comes from the French Annales School of History and refers to the history of attitudes,
mindsets and dispositions. It denotes the psychosocial and cultural nature of history.
About the Book Logo
The three symbols on the cover and in the footer of this book serve to highlight the three key elements
required to make sense of risk. The first is the symbol for psychology, the Greek letter Psi. Whilst
this symbol is located in the head, making sense of risk is also about social psychology, the way we
think together and how we are affected by groups. The arational in sensemaking is critical if one is
to make sense of risk. Making sense of risk is much more than a rational logical exercise. The second
symbol of the dice represents uncertainty and chance, if we are going to make sense of risk, we need
to better understand how humans make decisions in states of uncertainty. The third symbol represents
the mechanics of the brain, the neuroscience of the brain and mind are critical in understanding how
humans make sense of risk.
Mindfulness: developed by Karl E. Weick and indicates: the preoccupation with failure; reluctance to
simplify interpretations; sensitivity to operations; commitment to resilience, and deference to expertise.
A full definition of mindfulness is in Chapter 6 SenseMaking, Mindfulness and Risk.
Priming: is an implicit memory effect which influences response. Priming is received in the
subconscious and transfers to enactment in the conscious.
Risk Homeostasis: developed by Gerald Wilde. The hypothesis of risk homeostasis holds that
everyone has his or her own fixed level of acceptable risk.
Scotoma: a scotoma is an area of loss or impairment of visual ability surrounded by a field of normal,
well-preserved vision. A blind spot can be physical, psychological and cultural.
Sensemaking: is about paying attention to ambiguity and uncertainty. Developed by Karl E. Weick
to represent the seven ways we 'make sense' of uncertainty and contradiction. A full definition of
sensemaking is in Chapter 6 SenseMaking, Mindfulness and Risk.
Unconscious: processes of the mind which are not immediately known or made aware to the conscious
mind. The term subconscious is also used interchangeably and denotes a state 'below' the conscious
state. The subconscious is more associated with psychoanalytics.
Risk Makes Sense
What This Book Is About
A Newsletter in 2011 by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) in the UK lists a number
of things that have been banned. Dodgem cars, school sack races and kite flying, amongst the
activities which have been banned. Some schools have banned kids playing on monkey bars
and others have banned leather footballs. A local council has instituted a $1000 penalty for kite
flying on council ovals in case somebody might get hit. Even the Royal British Legion had to
stop selling poppies with pins on Remembrance Day in case people might prick themselves.
(Safety Snippets Edition 22, September 2011)
Effective thinking and acting about risk is not only about the preservation of life but, the living of life.
This book is about the sense of learning, adventure and creativity in the interpretation of risk. The risk
management industry is about decisions and attempts to render the unpredictable consequences of
decisions, predictable and controllable. Such an endeavour is problematic furthermore, trends which
advocate the total elimination of risk, are even more problematic. The trajectory and language of the
anti-risk endeavour is life destroying and anti-learning. You can't live life without a 'trade-off ' for risk.
You can't learn without risk. The report above demonstrates just how absurd things have developed
in our risk adverse society. We seem more than ever preoccupied with law suits than learning, more
anxious about injury than adventure and, fearful of harm rather than welcoming creativity. The quest
for certainty, absolute control and the elimination of doubt is a fundamentalist pursuit.
This book is about how human judgement and decision making affect the way we make sense of risk.
The idea of 'making sense' which is pivotal to this book, is about much more than an exercise in rational
logic. The idea of sensemaking and mindfulness come from Prof. K. E. Weick and the title of this book
Risk Makes Sense needs to be understood in light of the specific definition of these terms. This is a book
about the psychology of risk, learning, motivation, perception and possibilities. Learning should be the
lens through which we view risk. Risk is not bad.
Learning is how we should make sense of risk. In a growing risk averse society one could be forgiven
for thinking that risk doesn't make sense. The approach which seeks to manage what is uncertain with
rationalist-only approaches tend to make poor sense of risk. When so much of human decision making
is arational (non-rational) how does it make sense to respond with rationalist methods? The rationalist
approach to making sense of risk seeks sense in checklists, systems and regulation. When humans
respond to life arationally, the rationalist approach determines that risk doesn't make sense. This is
evident in the continued banning of activities, over regulation of actions and the expanding industry in
risk bureaucracy. When risk makes sense, rationalist approaches should decrease, not increase. Arational
human action requires arational human responses.
One rationale for writing this book is to dispel simplistic understandings of human management of
risk, what you might call, risk myths. What I term in the final chapter of the book 'risk quackery'. The
trouble with risk myths is that they are believed, made unquestionable but don't work. This book seeks
to question these risk myths, open up debate and make the complexity of risk decision making more
sensible and understandable.
Risk Makes Sense
So how do people make sense of risk? Do people who take risks leading to accidents, lack 'common
sense'? Is it all just a matter of 'human error'? What part does context play in how people take risks?
Are humans 'hard wired' in ways that trigger risk taking? Does risk taking change just because of the
way we talk about it? These are some of the questions which are addressed in this book.
The book is structured in three parts. The first part is: What we Know about Risk, the second is: What
we Know about Human Sensemaking and the third is, What we can do to Make Better Sense of Risk.
We know a lot about the psychology of risk and human decision making, we have learned this from
understanding what happens to people with addictions. People who are attracted to cults, gambling and
substance abuse tell us a great deal about human judgment and risk. Some of the things we learn about
risk taking and uncertainty from these activities, inform the discussion in the book.
Unfortunately, whole industries have now built up around risk management, where even the slightest
risk is now turned into a negative, with many organisations choosing the slogan of 'zero harm' as their
mantra. In some organisations it seems that the word 'risk' has become associated and equated with the
word 'evil'. The motto and language of 'zero' is everywhere, sometimes spoken of in organisations like a
religious fundamentalist belief. The cult of zero is so pervasive that to question it incurs the wrath of an
inquisition. The language of 'zero' has become threaded into popular safety culture and industry without
question. The language and trajectory of zero doesn't make sense under the lens of learning, motivation
and imagination. It is as if the very taking of a risk in some industries is equated with stupidity. It is as
if risk doesn't make sense.
Rather than resist risk or extinguish risk, we need to embrace it and better understand it from a
psychological and cultural perspective. This is a purpose of the book.
If we learn something from the discussion of this book it should be of practical value. It's not good
enough just to learn about how people make risk trade offs, how blindsidedness occurs or how
complexity 'floods' the senses, we must know what to do about these things. Whilst it is helpful to have
tools for thinking about risk at work, when those thinking tools 'flood' a person's capacity to think and,
clutter their sensemaking, people retreat back to assumptions and guesswork. Whatever we do to make
sense of risk, we must not further 'flood' people.
When I was a boy the message at Sunday School was delivered like an insurance policy against
the greatest risk for humans, damnation and hell. The church tradition I was raised in could not
understand why people would not take up this insurance policy. Indeed, other religions competed
in variations to this story of risk and made different sense of it. How did this make sense?
We can learn a lot about how people make sense of risk from a study of fundamentalisms. After all,
how we make sense of risk is all about what we do with uncertainty.
The view of this book is not the view that comes from legislators and regulators who invest so much
in their work as guardians of the law. The discussion of this book has its focus on learning, psychology,
culture, and how making sense of risk makes us truly human. The discussion of the book should not be
interpreted as a direct attack on regulators and legislators but rather an approach to get some balance
into the debate of how people make sense of risk.
Chapter 1: Myths about Risk
The affirmation of one view, does not necessarily mean a total rejection of another. The discussion
of this book seeks to complement the regulatory-only view of risk. It is important to realise that
sensemaking about risk extends beyond the bounds of regulation and legislation. The realm of the
unconscious and arational are also critical in making sense of risk. The book argues that a regulationonly approach fails to fully make sense of risk. It is only when one includes and embraces the
psychology and culture of risk in understanding, that risk can truly make sense.
So, what is the response of this book to this malaise of banning, over regulation, flooding the
sensibilities of people, risk elimination and the nonsense of zero? The answer is not more paperwork
but more effective conversations and dialogue that is tuned into the psychology and culture of risk.
This is the direction of Chapter 8 Leadership and Conversations in Risk.
Risk Makes Sense is a disposition that understands the psychology and culture of risk, and the
counterintuitive nature of human decision making. As you read the book, the filter and focus of
learning should be applied to every topic; learning is the lens through which we can best make sense of
Rob Long
Structure and Use of the Book
This book is best thought of as a collection of short ideas following chapter themes. The first three
chapters (section one), deal with what we know about risk. Chapters four to six (section two) deal with
what we know about humans and sensemaking. Chapters seven and eight (third section) deal with
solutions and responses to issues discussed in the first six chapters.
The book is not intended to flow in a cumulative argument like an academic piece but is rather
intended for readers to surf like the Internet, jumping in and out of topics as required.
Some sources and books are referred to throughout the book more as a pointer for further interest, than
for academic validation. A complete reading list is at the end of the book for those who wish to delve
further into the topic.
n a world of growing risk aversion, one could be forgiven for thinking that risk doesn't make sense.
Risk elimination thinking and behaviour sets a trajectory for a 'dumb down' workplace culture.
The more efforts are made to 'engineer out the idiot', the more the system creates an unthinking
A Newsletter in 2011 by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) in the UK lists a number
of things that have been banned. Dodgem cars, school sack races and kite flying, amongst the
activities which have been banned. Some schools have banned kids playing on monkey bars
and others have banned leather footballs. A local council has instituted a $1000 penalty for kite
flying on council ovals in case somebody might get hit. Even the Royal British Legion had to
stop selling poppies with pins on Remembrance Day in case people might prick themselves.
(Safety Snippets Edition 22, September 2011)
The report above demonstrates just how absurd things have developed in our risk adverse society. The
reality is, there is no learning without risk. Risk is not bad. You can't live life without a 'trade-off ' for
risk. You can't learn without risk. We seem more than ever preoccupied with law suits than learning,
more anxious about injury than adventure and, fearful of harm rather than welcoming creativity. The
quest for certainty, absolute control and the elimination of doubt is a fundamentalist pursuit.
The evolving language of risk elimination and cult-like fixation with everything 'zero' is a language
which fosters the development of an unthinking workforce. As risk aversion increases, so do the
resulting management systems which accompany it. This results in 'flooding' the worker so that they
default to gut instincts, personal micro-rules and 'risk quackery'. This increases risk. Rather than resist
risk or extinguish risk, we need to embrace it and better understand it from a psychological and cultural
perspective. This is a purpose of the book.
The answer to the challenges of risk is not more paperwork but more effective conversations and
dialogue that is tuned into the psychology and culture of risk. When learning is the lens through which
we view risk, risk makes sense.
The book can also be used as a workshop and training manual for programs in leadership and
management in risk. Each chapter end has a section of suggested workshop questions which can be
used by safety or security professionals or as a framework for a safety culture or security culture training
programs with Dr Long and his team.
For those who wish to read the book from cover to cover, there are transitions at the conclusion of each
chapter to help direct flow between chapters.
Josh and I share the writing of this book which is most apparent in story references.
Risk Makes Sense
Chapter 9: A Reading List
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Plans to build a Metrolink station in Placentia took a step forward when the board approved a revised funding plan and a cooperative agreement with the city.
OCTA has been working in collaboration with the city on the station, which is expected to cost $34.8 million. Of the total project budget, $29.4 million will come from OCTA and $5.4 million is being contributed by the city of Placentia. Of the city's contribution, the cooperative agreement will require $4.4 million be placed in an OCTA account prior to the start of construction.
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WASHINGTON — Almost two centuries before there was a man named Obama in the White House, there was a man named Obama shackled in the bowels of a slave ship. There is no proof that the unidentified Obama has ties to President Barack Obama. All they share is a name. But that is exactly the commonality that Emory University researchers hope to build upon as they delve into the origins of Africans who were taken up and sold.
They have built an online database around those names, and welcome input from people who may share a name that's in the database, or have such names as part of their family lore.
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So far, two men named Obama sit among some 9,500 captured Africans whose names were written on line after line in the registries of obscure, 19th century slave trafficking courts. The courts processed the human chattel freed from ships that were intercepted and detoured to Havana, Cuba or Freetown, Sierra Leone. Most of the millions of Africans enslaved before 1807 were known only by numbers, said James Walvin, an expert on the trans-Atlantic slave trade. Once bought by slave owners, the Africans' names were lost. Africans captured by the Portuguese were baptized and given "Christian" names aboard the ships that were taking them into slavery.
But original African names — surnames were uncommon for Africans in the 19th century — are rich with information. Some reveal the day of the week an individual was born or whether that individual was the oldest, youngest or middle child or a twin. They can also reveal ethnic or linguistic groups.
The president's father was from Kenya, on the eastern coast of Africa, and Eltis said it was rare for captives to hail from areas far from the port where their ships set sail. The unidentified Obamas on the slave ships sailed from west Africa. Walvin, author of "The Zong," a book about the slave trade, said there were Africans who had been brought great distances before they were forced onto ships.
"Often their enslavement had begun much earlier, deep in the African interior, most of them captured through acts of violence, warfare or kidnap, or for criminal activity ..." Walvin said in his book, which chronicles the true story of a captain who ordered a third of the slaves aboard his ship thrown overboard due to a shortage of drinking water.
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I was going to say this looks very Terry Gilliam-esque; reading this http://nymag.com/nymetro/movies/features/12512/ it seems as it Gillian was inspired by Grossman so perhaps that's not surprising.
I taught myself airbrushing by studying Grossman's work. Fantastic stuff.
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Beyond Diabetic Socks
Engineered Foot Protection
Foot protection for the diabetic foot
Constructed with THOR•LON® fibers for superior softness, resilience, durability and moisture-wicking for drier, better feeling feet.
Low profile toe seam won't rub or irritate feet
Unique padding specifically designed for everyday activities, clinically shown to reduce blisters, pain, pressures and moisture for maximum protection.
Flat knit instep and cushioned arch for a better fit and support for more comfort.
Over-the-Calf length has supportive top with tighter elastic to help reduce "tired" feeling feet and legs.
Crew and min-crew lengths have relaxed fit at top for added stretch and more comfort.
For Feet That Hurt
During or after your activity
For Feet That Do Not Hurt
During or after your activity
Your Feet Will Feel Better Or Your Money Back®
Health & Wellness Padds® socks
Clinically-Tested Padded Socks For Feet That Hurt
Clinically-Tested Padded Socks
HRMX Unisex Padds® with THOR•LON®
Available in 2 colors
Clinically-Tested Padded Socks
HRX Unisex Padds® with THOR•LON®
Available in 2 colors
Clinically-Tested Padded Socks
HXS Unisex Padds® Support with THOR•LON®
Available in 2 colors
Protect Your Feet: Soft-Tissue Management of Diabetic Feet
If you are among the more than 25 million adults in the United States with diabetes, you will appreciate the benefits of Thorlos clinically-tested padded socks (CTPS), highly effective diabetic socks with unique padding clinically shown to reduce blisters, pain, pressures and moisture. Blisters and any other lesion or break in the skin can set the stage for diabetic ulcerations and amputation. Thorlos padding protects the feet's skin/soft-tissue so these are less likely to occur.
"Since I started wearing Thorlos socks I don't get blisters on my feet. As a diabetic, this is very important!" Sherry M.
According to the US National Institutes of Health and National Library of Medicine, if you have diabetes you are more likely to have foot problems. Diabetes can damage your nerves (diabetic neuropathy), which may make you less able to feel an injury or pressure on the skin of your foot. Thus, you might not notice a foot injury (unrecognized trauma to the feet) until severe damage or infection develops. This is why skin/soft-tissue management of the feet is critical if you have diabetes.
Diabetes also changes your body's ability to fight infections—a cut or sore may take a long time to heal, if it heals at all. Damage to blood vessels because of diabetes results in less blood and oxygen getting to your feet. Because of this, small sores or breaks in the skin may become deeper skin ulcers; if skin ulcers do not improve, get larger or go deeper into the skin, your toes, foot or leg may have to be amputated. That's why it's vitally important to properly manage the skin/soft tissue of the feet and see your health care provider regularly, have regular foot exams and check and care for your feet every day (see IPFH.org's article on "Daily Foot Care for People with Diabetes/), especially if you already have nerve or blood vessel damage or current foot problems. Clearly, preventive foot care is critical for a person with diabetes.
"These are the best. Having diabetic foot issues, I value the safety and performance of these socks." Herbert A.
How Thorlos Help with Soft-Tissue Management of the Feet
Thorlos PADDS have padding that is uniquely designed and engineered for people with diabetes and can help protect against the negative consequences of diabetes-related foot conditions. The padding of these diabetic socks, which our customers and health professionals tell us are highly effective in providing diabetic foot protection, has been clinically shown to reduce blisters, pain, foot pressures and moisture.
Taken together, these benefits provide unique, clinically shown comprehensive protection for the skin/soft tissues of the feet, thereby addressing the major foot-health risks associated with diabetes.
"Being diabetic, I must pamper my feet and these socks are perfect with my new exercise shoes. They are so comfortable I wear them often." Mary M.
Thorlos CTPS Will Help You Stay Active
Staying active is a key to managing your diabetes. According to the American Diabetes Association, regular activity can: improve your blood sugar, lower your blood pressure, help you lose weight, lower your risk of other health problems such as heart attack or stroke, give you more energy, reduce stress and improve your flexibility.
"I walk daily for my diabetes and I swear by these socks. It is common for diabetics to have feet problems but with these socks to cushion my feet, I've had none. I highly recommend them!" Judi H.
Thorlos can help you get or stay active by making your feet as comfortable as possible, reducing any pain and thereby making it easier to be on your feet for longer periods. You will also have peace of mind that your feet will be protected during activity, reducing the chances of blisters, pressures and moisture…the causes of ulceration.
"A sales person recommended these socks for my boyfriend who has diabetes and needs good socks/shoes, especially to work out. These are the first we purchased and he has been able to be active w/out foot problems. I am online buying more." Wendy V.
Recommended Products
Thorlos offers two types of clinically-tested padded socks for the diabetic foot:
Thorlos PADDS are for people with diabetes whose feet are not at immediate risk of ulceration or amputation. Note that if your doctor says your feet are at risk for ulceration or amputation, it is important to see your doctor regularly, get regular foot exams and check your feet at least daily.
Thorlos MEDDS® are available by prescription only for people with diagnosed diabetes whose feet are at risk of ulceration or amputation. Call us toll-free (888-846-7567) to discuss the process for obtaining this product.
Curious but not yet convinced whether Thorlos CTPS can help you address your foot pain? We invite you to try your first pair free…just paying shipping and handling.
Click this link to see our FIRST PAIR FREE OFFER.
If you have diabetes, your feet are at risk and you need the best foot protection possible. We recommend that you wear only our clinically-tested padded socks (CTPS), not our Lite Padded Socks (LPS).
Proper Fitting Is Critical
You will maximize the benefits of Thorlos clinically-tested padding by having your shoes properly fitted with your Thorlos padded socks at the shoe store. See instructions on how to get a professional fit here: "How to Fit Thorlos with Footwear."
"I am a diabetic, so getting all three pieces to the foot care/protection puzzle right is a must...proper shoe fit, correct orthotics, and, most importantly, a great pair of cushioned Thorlo socks!" Tom O.
Thorlos 30-Day Brand Promise Guarantee
Thorlos: Your feet will feel better or your money back®!
Reviews for Thorlos PADDS®
07/23/16 | By Ralph T.
Feel like I was ripped off.
Great for peripheral neuropathy
07/18/16 | By Nancy G.
These socks are soft and durable. They don't bunch or bind. They are very comfortable and I'm ordering more.
Style: HXS
Great socks for all day wear!!!
07/18/16 | By David O.
I love Thorlos and have worn them for 25 years. My recent diagnosis called for a diabetic sock and these do the trick. I am on my feet all day in steel-toed boots and find that I can go longer with these sock, in greater comfort.
My husband loves them I will order more for him soon
07/14/16 | By Grace l M.
He says he loves them
Style: HXS
Bad feet, great socks
07/13/16 | By Lorraine P.
The socks are for my husband who has very bad feet and legs. The socks make a huge positive difference in his everyday mobility. He is able to walk more comfortably and the circulation in his feet and legs seem to be improved.
Awesome socks
07/10/16 | By Barb S.
Walking on clouds
walking socks
07/10/16 | By Shaku P.
no differance than regular socks
great socks for diabetics
07/07/16 | By Joyce B.
I forget that I have socks on. I originally went to the Thurlo web site because for many years I've bought my Thurlo socks from Sports Authority, but now that they are going out of business, knew I had to find another source for them. Didn't know until I went on the web site that Padds for diabetics existed, so ordered a free one, loved it and so ordered 8 more pair - 4 in white and 4 in black. Love 'em!!!!!
Best socks for business attire!
07/07/16 | By Brent S.
Why just be comfortable in running shoes. The black version of the Padds were wonderful to wear and my feet felt better than wearing thin business socks. These are now my daily work socks.
Enough padding to allow me to walk in "stocking feet"
07/06/16 | By Benita G.
I do Shambala meditation and shoes are removed before entering the meditation room. Part of the practice is to walk slowly (with no shoes) around the room. It made my feet hurt. The lovely, soft padding in these socks provides enough cushion that I am able to comfortably participate in the walking on a hard, concrete floor.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Refer to this link for questions and answers
The content on this page has been reviewed by Dr. Kevin Soden MD, THORLO's Chief Medical Officer, and Jerome Gallenstein, THORLO's Staff Certified & Licensed Pedorthist


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Adobe unveils plans for two editions of Photoshop CS3
Adobe today announced at PMA 2007 in Las Vegas that it will expand its digital imaging product line, offering two editions of Adobe Photoshop CS3.
The company said that the new package, called Photoshop CS3 Extended "Allows cross-media creative professionals to stretch the limits of digital imaging".
Photoshop CS3 Extended includes everything in Photoshop CS3 plus a new set of capabilities for integration of 3D and motion graphics, image measurement and analysis. Photoshop CS3 Extended also simplifies the workflow for professionals in architecture, engineering, medical and science.
With Photoshop CS3 Extended, film, video and multimedia professionals, and graphic and web designers can leverage the power of the Photoshop image-editing toolset and paint engine when editing 3D and motion-based content. Film and video specialists can perform 3D model visualisation and texture editing, paint and clone over multiple video frames. Animators can now render and incorporate rich 3D content into their 2D compositions. Graphic and web designers can create an animation from a series of images – such as time series data – and export it to a wide variety of formats, including QuickTime, MPEG4 and Adobe Flash Video.
Photoshop CS3 Extended also enables users to extract quantitative and qualitative data from images. In addition to measurement and analysis tools, architects, medical professionals and scientists will enjoy increased support for specialised image formats so they can easily view, annotate, and edit images in their native format.
Announced in December 2006, a beta version of Adobe Photoshop CS3 for Macintosh and Windows is currently available for download for Photoshop CS2 users on the Adobe Labs Web site.
Both Photoshop CS3 and Photoshop CS3 Extended software will be formally introduced on March 27, 2007 and released in the Spring.
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