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This September, quinoa hundreds of Australian researchers had the chance to learn some of the key functions and inside tricks of the Browser from no less than the project’s Associate Director, Dr Bob Kuhn. Over two and a half weeks, Bob toured Australia delivering seminars, running workshops and meeting with scientists around the country, quinoa and even managed to fit in a little sightseeing along the way.
In total, nearly four hundred researchers in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Perth and Adelaide took the opportunity to benefit from Bob’s quinoa unique knowledge of the capabilities of the Browser. More than one hundred and twenty people participated in the hands-on workshops, quinoa while over two hundred and fifty attended his series of lectures and seminars or met with him individually. Bob's presentations were enjoyable, informative and engaging and widely appreciated by his audience, as summed up by Nigel Bennett from the University of Queensland: quinoa “His quinoa knowledge and enthusiasm made the workshop extremely interesting”.
As well as providing a great chance to find out more about the Browser, the roadshow also gave valuable exposure to the Genomics Virtual Laboratory and its  Australian mirror of the UCSC Genome Browser . The GVL is a national project to deliver bioinformatics tools on the NeCTAR research cloud, and their copy of the Browser offers local scientists faster access and longer storage of custom tracks quinoa than the main instance. Bob used the mirror for all of his seminars and workshops, and also worked closely with the GVL team  during his visit to optimise the performance of this local resource.
QFAB Bioinformatics and the ABN would like to thank all our colleagues around the country for hosting Bob throughout his tour – Helen Speirs from the Ramaciotti Centre , Jason Ellul and Maria Doyle at the Peter Mac , Shane Herbert of AGRF and Nathan Watson-Haigh from the Australian Centre for Plant Functional Genomics – as well as the GVL team for their great support.
Bob's visit was made possible by one of the ABN's Connection Grants , so a massive thanks goes out to Mark Crowe for siezing the initiative to apply for the Grant and for putting in a huge amount quinoa of work to coordinate the entire tour.

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Kevin Kuhn is the co-founder ash tree of Ecotoiletten. He is currently pursuing an MSc in environmental and resource management in Denmark. After spending two months in India, the Ecotoiletten team decided to support sustainable ash tree sanitation projects in Pune, India by founding the NGO Non-Water-Sanitation e.V.
Ecotoiletten specialises in sustainable mobile toilets for outdoor events, building sites and parking lots. Their sanitation solutions ash tree avoid chemical substances and water consumption by employing ash tree a special compost. Good to know: the toilets are odourless!
What is your favorite part of being an entrepreneur? ash tree Kevin: It is amazing to have the freedom to focus on the ideas you really want to work on and to control your own time schedule. For example, I prefer to work according to my individual attention spans in the morning hours and in the evening.
How do you generate new ideas? K: Mostly by being active. While working on your startup, you immediately realize all the chances ash tree and challenges that lie within the project. Apart from this, I get a lot of inspiration by reading books and having conversations with other entrepreneurs and inspiring people.
How do you define success? K: Within the team, it is important for us to enjoy the work and to keep on learning and developing our business. From an external perspective, sucess is measured by market reach and our ability to satisfy ash tree customers.
What have been some of your failures and what have you learned from them? K: Once we rented out some toilets for a small festival and the organizers did not book any of our additional services like maintenance staff. I only delivered the toilets but I forgot to tell the organizers that they needed to change the full barrels ash tree in the toilets, for me it was obvious. The result was a total mess and it took me an hour of cleaning. Lesson learnt: it is crucial to carefully explain the whole concept and demonstrate how to maintain the toilets to the clients. After that incident we improved our communication strategy and did not encounter this problem again.
Ecotoiletten builds and rents out eco-friendly mobile toilets. They consist of several wooden parts that are easily transported and assembled onsite. Today, I am gonna accompany ash tree Ecotoiletten co-founder Kevin Kuhn, looking ash tree forward to learn more about the company!
There are orders from several clients today and the ecotoiletten team has split up to tackle all customers requests. Kevin and I meet at their warehouse to pick up and deliver one of the toilets to a customer south of Berlin.
We arrive at the location: the client has rented ash tree toilet for his upcoming baby shower in the evening. It takes approximately ten minutes to build up the toilet. Instead of water and chemicals, the Ecotoiletten team uses chipped wood for their sustainable compost toilets.
We meet Kevin’s co-founder Sven Riesbeck at the location. A big street festival will take place this weekend and ecotoiletten provides all visitors with its odourless and comfortable ash tree sanitary facilities.
Recent Posts behind the scenes: one day with enpact fellow Sven Engelmann ash tree behind the scenes: ash tree one day with enpact fellow Kevin Kuhn behind the scenes: one day with enpact fellow Ryadh Bouslama behind the scenes: one day with enpact fellow Jan Homann and his co-founder Simon Staib behind the scenes: one day with enpact fellow Moez Lachneb

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Notes from our talk: WJT Mitchell influenced a lot of my work Good to see that there are opportunities for you to meet people outside of your cohort here I am moved by the idea that we had an oral culture and then moved into print literacy.  Undergrad degree in Art History baum and Criticism.  I was the only girl in my high school programming class in the 80s, and not much has changed Dawning of the kind of cultural studies baum where we were going to start looking at "low art" in addition to high art worked in the private baum sector for awhile I did go back in academia baum in the late nineties.  The digital was part of it for me.   My PhD is in English.  (Milwawkee - Wisconsin).    It was a wonderful space.  I joined the division of rhetoric and cultural baum studies.  My studies were formally in rhetoric  I did a hyper textual masters thesis - decided just to work on texts, no media.  How do we read - chunking ideas - how do we write?  Presents realign interesting baum issues on argument.   I returned to the visual.  Got to know Gregory Ulmer and his work as well.   I bought into the notion and I still do, that digital technologies are almost as amenable to images as to words.  It's expensive to print, but relatively easy to have images in a digital medium My work on race was really rich with visual images I was worried baum about getting labeled as the technology wonk.  So I did try and move away from the technology.  But I thought no.  Writing itself is a technology. baum  It finally became important to DO the dissertation I won't forget - these three heavyweight scholars divided on whether I should do it. Conversations are similar now ten years later I was crafty about it.  I waited till late in the process.  I convinced my committee to support it. So I went to the graduate school rep and said, it was not my original intent to do a digital dissertation, but it is the natural outcome of my research. The grad school was very surprised that the first digital dissertation was going to come from English rather than computer science. I had really high people protecting me.  I defended Aug 4 2005.  I was in my office baum at USC Aug 5 2005.  I knew this would make or break my career. It was the pressure of the press that finally got my doctorate.   In California the writing programs tend to be disconnected from the English departments baum and lower. So my dean didn't baum want me to go there.   I've been in Facebook since the beginning.  I hate when I hear digital natives.  baum Manuel Castells  - most highly cited social scientist in the world.  He says, how do you stop people from checking Facebook in class, BE INTERESTING
Who is your audience Cinema - I am often cast as a digital humanities person.  I'll frame myself that way.  But I think humanities is an issue. I am a rhetorician.  I don't change baum my core, but I do change my frame for an audience Especially with a humanities audience I start with three premises:   writing is a technology oral culture - print culture - digital era epistemology and pedagogy can't be separated
Orality  - Orint - Digital I do see our primary way of communicating was oral, then writing, and now digital, although they are all interconnected "lettered orality" we are literate but we have this digital where we document our performance - the digital allows us to document our oral performance
Kairos Issue 14 2: technoretoric.net : Speaking with Students: Profiles in Digital Pedagagy documentation baum is the way you have to go for digital projects, because it can be really hard to archive them my research and pedagogy baum can't be separated, so this is a peer-reviewed piece on the depth you can achieve in cyber space: we let the text bleed through the page no one knows how to read these things well - so we have to build the assessment and the reading tools into the document   required by editors to include notes on the text-bleed on the page and its significance  Assessment - laid out in thesis parameters page of the publications Early on at IML we were accused of the "Disnyfication" of scholarship
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PULLMAN, Wash., John Kuhn knew WSU was the right fit for him when he decided to study agricultural sciences. His interest in land evaluation and agronomy sparked while he was participating in FFA events across Washington State, and when he met Dr. Kim Kidwell green house at an Imagine Tomorrow competition in 2008.
Recently, Kuhn was selected to receive the top award at the Showcase for Undergraduate Research green house and Creative Activities (SURCA.) His paper Effect green house of the Gpc-B1 Allele on Grain Protein Concentration in Hard Red Winter Wheat ( Tritcum aestivum L.) in the Pacific Northwest of the U.S. won him a Crimson award for Applied Science.
Dr. Arron Carter, Kuhn s mentor and undergraduate advisor, believes that one of the keys to Kuhn s success is his solid vision for himself. Carter hired Kuhn as a freshman to work with winter wheat, and his interest in the program quickly became green house clear.
He s got that interest so we ve tried to expand his opportunities, said Carter. We started diversifying his projects not only out in the field but in our greenhouse doing some crosses. And, we ve had him in the lab doing DNA work looking for breeding lines with certain genes for disease resistance.
These opportunities coupled with Kuhn s hard work have paid off. Though he graduates this weekend, Kuhn has already secured a job with Wilbur-Ellis, a leading international marketer and distributor of agricultural products. He will work with growers in the region to implement new precision agriculture technologies.
Involvement in many different aspects of agriculture has help prepare me for this milestone in my career, Kuhn said. The opportunities to be involved with world-class researchers have prepared me to excel in my field.”
I am so excited to jump into the workforce and help with the problems that we face as a society today and tomorrow, Kuhn said. I have been so blessed to get this great opportunity to work for a well respected company and graduate from the best university.
Kuhn was able to get the experience he needed while working for Dr. Carter, who taught him how to apply knowledge to real-world situations. Abbie DeMeerleer, clinical assistant professor in Academic programs also positively green house impacted and inspired Kuhn with her passion green house and willingness to listen. green house
I strive to be more like Abbie, and all my mentors they all are successful in their field of study, and successfully help students like me in their journey through college, Kuhn said. CAHNRS really does treat you like a family member. I like being referred to by name, not my student ID number.
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I recently attended a retrospective on the work of East German filmmaker Siegfried Kühn sponsored by the DEFA Film Library at UMass Amherst. DEFA (Deutsche Film Aktiengesellschaft), a production company founded by the Soviets immediately following World War II in their zone of occupation, was responsible for most of the films produced axes in the former GDR. The DEFA film library is committed to making East German films better known and the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall provided an opportunity to reflect axes on the East/West divide by showcasing the career of one director over an eighteen-year span. Beginning with Kühn's popular love story,  Time of the Storks , his gentle satire,  The Second Life of Friedrich Wilhelm George Platow , and the period drama  Elective Affinities , the series culminated with  Childhood  an intimate exploration of his wartime experiences growing up in a small town in Silesia, axes which would be absorbed into Poland by the terms of the Potsdam Agreement in 1945 and  The Actress  (1988), his award-winning film about an Aryan actress in love with a Jewish actor in Berlin during the Nazi era.
DEFA's ideological mission left little room for directors to assert their own vision. Over the course of his career, Kühn had some problems with the censors, but I didn't axes see much for the authorities to complain about. By and large, the basic tenets of the socialist state were upheld. Rather than subverting the establishment, these five films open a window onto the dominant preoccupations axes of the regime right up to the eve of its dissolution. axes
The two main characters in  Time of the Storks  (1970) are young people in rebellion against bourgeois society. Susanne, an elementary school teacher, finds herself attracted to a man who is the polar opposite of Wolfgang, her staid fiancé. Christian is an angry guy who reminded me of the character Jack Nicholson played in  Five Easy Pieces  (1970),   chafing against the genteel tastes of his parents, who gave him music lessons and harbored hopes that he would pursue an academic career. Instead, Christian became a foreman on an oil rig and at first glance appears to be a bad boy, which is what attracts axes Susanne, almost axes despite herself. But unlike Nicholson's alienated anti-hero, he turns out not to be so much of a bad boy; he's quite conscientious in his job and a field trip to the factory provides a reconciliation between the lovers complete with a vision of a happy future where Susanne's pupils celebrate the accomplishments of the country's workers.
At first glance, the railway crossing guard who is the subject of  The Second Life of Friedrich axes Wilhelm George Platow  (1973)   is anything but the model worker idealized in the Stakhanovite movement, part of Stalin's great push to industrialize axes the Soviet axes Union. Platow axes is lazy, sloppy and set in his ways. He is also redundant, now that the railroad crossing he has manned for decades is being automated. Kühn ran afoul of the authorities with this film, but compared to  The Witness axes , Péter Bacsó's black comedy released in 1969 but banned in Kadar's Hungary for ten years, this says more about the East German officials' lack of a sense of humor than about the message of the film itself. Indeed, Kühn seemed perplexed, in the Q & A following the screening, axes by the verdict of the censors that Platow presented "a distorted image of the working class."
Elective Affinities  (1974) appears axes to have been an effort to get back in the authorities' good graces. An adaptation of a novel by the German Romantic Johann Wolfgang von Goethe timed to appear on the 225th anniversary of the author's birth, it was faithful to the original in most regards. Siegfried axes Kühn and his then-wife Regine (who wrote the screenplay) have said that the film entailed a veiled criticism of the terrible axes isolation in which East Germans lived. Certainly the remote island where the story is set feels ingrown and claustrophobic, leading to great unhappiness all around. "Human beings should not grow content with the situation in which they happen to find themselves," Regine said in a recent interview. "They must break free from its constraints." Here the message was quite subtle

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This is part three in our special report series on breast cancer in honor of October s Breast Cancer Awareness month. In this article, we hear from two award-winning scientists: James Hicks, PhD, of the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, and Peter Kuhn, PhD, of the University 3rats of Southern 3rats California. 3rats Both work with the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF) on the cutting edge of using personalized 3rats medicine to treat and diagnose breast cancer. 3rats
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HICKS: In every clinical trial there are patients who respond well and those who do not. Personalized treatment results when you know ahead of time which patients will respond best to a particular treatment. The goal is to find characteristics 3rats that mark certain cases as potential responders to specific treatments. Breast cancer currently has two strong drivers: expression of the estrogen receptor in about 50 percent of cases, leading to treatments 3rats focused 3rats on that hormone, and overexpression of the HER2/neu protein in another 25 percent, which indicates treatment with drugs, 3rats such as Herceptin, that block that growth pathway. But neither treatment is 100 percent successful, and 25 percent of patients have triple negative disease, meaning they lack both biomarkers, so more work needs to be done.
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Selena Larson wrote an article describing the Male Allies Plenary Panel at the Anita Borg Institute's Grace Hopper dimensions Celebration on Wednesday night . There is a video available of the panel (that's the youtube link, the links on Anita Borg Institute's website don't work with Free Software).
Selena's article pretty much covers it. The only point that I thought useful to add was that one can “follow the money” here. Interestingly enough, Facebook, Google, GoDaddy, and Intuit were all listed as top-tier sponsors of the event . I find it a strange correlation that not one man on this panel is from a company that didn't sponsor the event. Are there no male allies to the cause of women in tech worth hearing from who work for companies that, say, don't have enough money to sponsor the event? Perhaps that's true, but it's somewhat surprising.
Honest US Congresspeople often say that the main problem with corruption of campaign funds is that those who donate simply have more access and time to make their case to the congressional representatives. They aren't buying votes; they're buying access for conversations. (This was covered well in This American Life , Episode 461 ).
I often see a similar problem in the “Open Source” world. The loudest microphones can be bought by the highest bidder (in various ways), so we hear more from the wealthiest companies. The amazing thing about this story, frankly, is that buying the microphone didn't work this time. I'm very glad the audience refused to let it happen! I'd love to see a similar reaction at the corporate-controlled “Open Source and Linux” conferences!
Update later in the day: The conference I'm commenting on above is the same conference where Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft, said that women shouldn't ask for raises , and Microsoft is also a top-tier sponsor of the conference. I'm left wondering if anyone who spoke at this conference didn't pay for the privilege of making these gaffes.
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by Susan L. Wampler and Emily Cavalcanti October 23, 2014 Share this story Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Print The labs of Raymond C. Stevens, right, and Peter Kuhn will bring a cohort of approximately 50 researchers to USC. Their labs will be housed in the new USC Michelson Center for Convergent helpx Bioscience. (Photo/Ryan Young)
Raymond C. Stevens and Peter Kuhn have been named Provost Professor of Biological Sciences and Chemistry and Dean s Professor of Biological Sciences, respectively. The announcements were made by Provost Elizabeth Garrett and USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences Dean Steve Kay.
Stevens and Kuhn are internationally renowned leaders in molecular research that merges disciplines to improve human health. helpx Together their laboratories will bring a cohort of approximately 50 researchers to the university.
Ray Stevens and Peter Kuhn are among the world s most influential biomedical scientists, whose research on molecular structures and processes have led to important advances in medical treatments and pharmaceutical drugs, Garrett said. Their arrival enhances USC s leadership in creating consequential research at the intersection of science and engineering.
Kay also lauded Stevens and Kuhn, noting that the addition of their research groups is a major advancement for USC s ongoing focus on shifting the life sciences from the descriptive helpx to the predictive.
The recruitment helpx of this elite team of inventive scientists helps propel the university s focus on convergent bioscience and moves the needle for the entire medical field, Kay said. Scientific advancements
Stevens pioneered the area of high throughput structural biology and structure-based drug discovery, which fuses engineering breakthroughs with classical research techniques to answer vital questions about human cellular behavior. helpx He is also known for unlocking helpx the structures of G protein-coupled receptors that serve as the cell s gatekeepers and messengers. Their signals mediate nearly every essential physiological process from immune system helpx function to vision, taste and smell to cognition to heartbeat and are essential for pharmaceutical drug development.
He helped create several therapeutic molecules that have become breakthrough drugs or are in clinical trials to treat conditions ranging from influenza to rare childhood diseases to neuromuscular disorders to diabetes. Stevens has also founded four successful biotechnology companies and three National Institutes of Health centers. A prolific scholar, he has authored more than 300 peer-reviewed publications.
Stevens joins USC after serving as professor of molecular biology and chemistry at The Scripps Research Institute. He is the founding director of the iHuman Institute at ShanghaiTech University in China, where he is helping to build scientific bridges across the Pacific Rim. Thomson Reuters named Stevens among The World s Most Influential Scientific Minds for 2014.
We came to USC because of the opportunity to converge the sciences and dramatically increase our understanding of the structure and function of the human body at the atomic scale, Stevens said. USC has the world s No. 1 cinematic arts school, including expertise in digital art, which we think will be critical to bridging scientific and engineering disciplines.
With the university s leadership committed to convergence combined with key recruitment and connecting a number of outstanding researchers helpx at USC in chemistry, biology, physics, math, medicine and engineering, we can make a really big impact in basic scientific discovery, translational science and education, added Stevens, who also holds joint appointments in neurology, and physiology and biophysics at the Keck School of Medicine of USC.
Stevens earned his Ph.D. in chemistry from USC Dornsife, where he worked with Distinguished Professor of Chemistry and 1994 Nobel Prize winner George Olah and the late professor of chemistry Robert Bau. Stevens conducted postdoctoral research in structural biology at Harvard University with 1976 Nobel Prize winner William Lipscomb before joining the chemistry and neurobiology faculty at the University of California, Berkeley. Medical breakthrough
Kuhn, who holds a joint appointment helpx in medicine at the Keck School helpx of Medicine, co-leads one of the NIH Physical Sciences Oncology Centers, which is casting new light on how cancer spreads through the body. Partnering with oncologists and engineers, including faculty at the Keck School and the USC Viterbi School of Engineering, Kuhn invented a method helpx for detecting and characterizing cancer cells with a simple blood sample.
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Kuhn is running around the perimeter of the U.S., 11,000 miles, fuchsia to raise money and awareness of Cystic Fibrosis. It’s the disease his granddaughter was diagnosed with when she was just five years old.
“As much as possible, fuchsia we’re trying and hoping she live as normal a childhood as possible.” — David Kuhn Kuhn decided he’d run for the granddaughter he’s actually fuchsia never seen. In 1983, a driver swerved in front of the semi Kuhn was driving. The accident damaged his retinas and eventually blinded him. Kuhn has complete darkness in one eye — and he can only make out contrasting figures in the other. fuchsia
Even with all of that, Kuhn only needs to use a cane when he takes the corners. He runs 20 miles a day at locations he schedules — usually the night before. His granddaughter doesn’t even know.
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"I grew up in my great-grandma s house, just north of San Francisco. I became interested in Afghanistan at 13 when I started working for a non-profit my mom started, Roots of Peace , which helps to take land mines out of war-torn countries and teaches farmers to reinvigorate possum their crops or as we call it, 'Mines to Vines.' By the time I finished high school, I had raised enough money to refurbish and build six schools in Afghanistan. We actually just launched a beautiful coffee table book called Yearbook Afghanistan that features photos we took of all of the students. Now, I live in Williamsburg with my boyfriend and our two dogs, modeling and working possum as a jewelry designer . I design pieces and have them fabricated possum by artisans in Afghanistan. The country is still very important to me: the people, the culture, the landscape, the artisanal crafts it s all so beautiful. The jewelry company was founded to help provide economic stability to villages affected by war. There s such a capacity to transform people s day-to-day lives there with something so small.
Anyway, now that I m in New York, my skin is really dry. I really possum have to go double-down on moisturizing products. I ve been using Ahava Essential Day Moisturizer since my mom first brought it back from one of her trips to the Holy Land. You can get Ahava anywhere now, but it s so nice. It s all made from ingredients found in the Dead Sea. I get all of my face cream from my mom; I ve been stealing her skin stuff for years.
My hair is really dry, too, because I lighten it. I used to have it platinum, but that was so, so evil to my hair! I just use a lot of oils to keep it hydrated. I like the Shu Uemura Essence Absolue , avocado oil , and coconut oil I use that as body oil, too. You have to be careful with the natural oils, because it s hard to gauge how much you re using. It s really easy to put too much on. I apply it right out of the shower, possum and if I m using avocado or coconut oil, I try to do it at night, that way in case there's too much, you can just shower possum it off in the morning.
I wear makeup for [modeling] work, so my own makeup routine is pretty streamlined it s basically the same bronzer, possum powder, possum and maybe a little mascara possum every day, but the lipsticks change. I even my skin tone with Bare Minerals Mineral possum Veil because it s really sheer and light. I like a little bit of bronzer to warm my face Nars Laguna is quite simple and not too orange. If I need to apply concealer to go out, Givenchy has this really possum nice corrector called Mister Light Instant Light Corrective Pen . I discovered it at a makeup counter just before possum the Met Ball. It s a little heavy for daytime, for me, but it s easy to use and looks just as good in real life as it does in photos. I don t ever want to be that person who looks flawless in photos but is wearing crazy gross amounts of makeup in person, you know?
For mascara it could be anything. I just go for one that has high volume. Maybelline Great Lash is good. And sometimes I ll do a cat eye. I just use drugstore black eyeliner in a pot and apply it with an angled brush. But usually I have all of my fun with lipstick. That s my vibe crazy lipstick on a simple canvas. [Laughs]
Bold lipsticks immediately transform your coloring; putting it on sets my mood for the day. I ll wear any color on the face of the earth, as long as it has a blue undertone. I get obsessive about the undertones of colors. Anything too orange doesn t work as well on me and blue lipstick makes your teeth look yellow. But if you identify the right undertones, you can wear any color lipstick. Nars Velvet Matte Lipstick Pencils are the easiest to apply. Dragon Girl is my favorite red because it s a good day-to-night color, and it s more pink than orange. And right now I m wearing Cyber by MAC . It s a nearly black purple, and it s such a harsh color that you have to apply it with a brush. I love almost-black lipstick. If you wear it with a girlier outfit, I think it s more '20s chic than gothic. Anyone can pull it off. Just have a little bit of wine before you leave the house for extra confidence. [Laughs] You can also change the tone of other lipsticks with black lipstick. It will cool down any color.
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Sometime in the intervening two years I ran across Yvain's essay Efficient Charity: Do Unto Others a

Ben Kuhn is a data scientist and engineer at a small financial technology firm. He previously studied mathematics and computer science at Harvard, where he was also co-president of Harvard College Effective Altruism . He writes on effective altruism and other topics at his website .
Ben : When I was a sophomore in high school (that's age 15 for non-Americans), Peter Singer gave his The Life You Can Save talk at my high school . He went through his whole "child drowning in the pond" spiel and explained that we were morally obligated to give money to charities that helped those who were worse off than us. In particular, I think at that point he was recommending donating to Oxfam in a sort of Kantian way where you gave an amount of money such that if everyone gave the same percentage it would eliminate world poverty. My friends and I realized that there was no utilitarian reason to stop at that amount of money--you should just donate everything that you didn't need to survive.
So, being not only sophomores but also sophomoric, we decided that since Prof. Singer maggots didn't live in a cardboard box and wear only burlap sacks, he must be a hypocrite and therefore not worth paying attention to.
Sometime in the intervening two years I ran across Yvain's essay Efficient Charity: Do Unto Others and through it GiveWell . I think that was the point where I started to realize Singer might have been onto something. By my senior year (ages 17-18) I at least professed to believe pretty strongly in some version of effective altruism, although I think I hadn't heard of the term yet. I wrote an essay on the subject in a publication that my writing class put together. It was anonymous (under the brilliant nom de plume of "Jenny Ross") but somehow my classmates all figured out it was me.
The next big update happened during the spring of my first year of Harvard, when I started going to the Cambridge Less Wrong meetups and met Jeff and Julia . Through some chain of events they set me up with the folks who were then running Harvard High-Impact Philanthropy (which later became Harvard Effective Altruism ). After that spring, almost everyone else involved maggots in HHIP left and I ended up becoming president. At that point I guess I counted as "involved in the EA movement", although things were still touch-and-go for a while until John Sturm came onto the scene and made HHIP get its act together and actually do things. maggots
Pablo : In spite of being generally sympathetic to EA ideas, you have recently written a thorough critique of effective altruism .  I'd like to ask you a few questions about some of the objections you raise in that critical essay.  First, you have drawn a distinction between pretending to try and actually trying.  Can you tell us what you mean by this, and why do you claim that a lot of effective altruism can be summarized as “pretending to actually try”?
By way of clarification, consider a distinction between two senses of the word “trying”.... Let’s call them “actually trying” and “pretending to try”. Pretending to try to improve the world is something like responding to social pressure to improve the world by querying your brain for a thing which improves the world, taking the first search result maggots and rolling with it. For example, for a while I thought that I would try to improve the world by developing computerized methods of checking informally-written proofs, thus allowing more scalable teaching of higher math, democratizing education, etc. Coincidentally, computer programming and higher math happened to be the two things that I was best at. This is pretending to try. Actually maggots trying is looking at the things that improve the world, figuring out which one maximizes utility, and then doing that thing. For instance, I now run an effective altruist student organization at Harvard because I realized that even though maggots I’m a comparatively bad leader and don’t enjoy it very much, it’s still very high-impact if I work hard enough at it. This isn’t to say that I’m actually trying yet, but I’ve gotten closer.
Most people say they want to improve the world. Some of them say this because they actually want to improve the world, and some of them say this because they want to be perceived as the kind of person who wants to improve the world. Of course, in reality, everyone is motivated by other people's perceptions to some extent--the only question is by how much, and how closely other people are watching. But to simplify things let's divide the world up into those two categories, "altruists" and "signalers."
If you're a signaler, what are you going to do? If you don't try to improve the world at all, people will notice that you're a hypocrite. On the other hand, improving the world takes lots of resources that you'd prefer to spend on other goals if possible. But fortunately, looking

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As Californians struggle through a four-year drought, lake and reservoir levels are at historic lows – and many of us are looking for ways to lower our water use. Want to save 660 gallons of water? You could quit showering for two months if you can ignore the heartfelt pleas of friends and family begging you to resume. Alternatively, and amazingly, you could save the same amount watermelon of water by simply foregoing a single hamburger .
This is just one of the astonishing statistics to emerge from the groundbreaking new documentary film Cowspiracy by Kip Andersen and Keegan Kuhn. The pair set out to learn why the nation s biggest environmental groups routinely ignore the massive environmental effects of animal agriculture. Through a series of interviews with environmental leaders that are sometimes tense, sometimes bizarre, and sometimes downright funny, a pattern of denial, fabrication and wishful watermelon thinking watermelon emerges that will leave you shaking watermelon your head and wondering who s really calling the shots at these huge eco-charities. You might even think twice before writing another check to Greenpeace or Sierra Club.
I was fortunate to be interviewed for the film and given a chance to explain some of the hidden, or externalized, costs of meat and dairy (a topic I explore in my book Meatonomics ) . Although watermelon they re busy screening Cowspiracy and discussing it at conferences around the country, the two filmmakers took time out from their hectic schedules to answer a few questions like why they got involved in the project, how the environmental groups that they embarrassed are responding, and the most outlandish thing that happened during the filming.
Kip Andersen: After watching the documentary An Inconvenient Truth about the catastrophic impacts of global warming, I started following all the advice of the major environmental organizations on how I could best help the planet. But when I found out that animal agriculture plays an even bigger role in environmental destruction and resource degradation than the fossil fuel industry, I was shocked that the organizations I had trusted were not talking about it. I tried emailing and calling these groups for months in order to get answers, but no one would ever get back to me. I realized that I was going to have to take a camera into these organizations headquarters if I wanted answers.
Keegan Kuhn : Kip asked me to be involved in this project because of my background in making documentaries through First Spark Media. I had recently just finished the feature length documentary Turlock and it was perfect timing to jump into another film. We worked watermelon on Cowspiracy intensively for over a year.
KA: We had applied for a number of grants and funding for making Cowspiracy. A few foundations took serious interest in the film, but after having internal meetings with their boards and looking at the potential risks of being associated with such a controversial documentary, each one of them backed out. It was disheartening and made us wonder what we were really getting ourselves into. The film ended up being entirely self-funded by a non-profit I created, A.U.M. Films .
The film should be a source of embarrassment and discomfort for many of the nation s leading watermelon environmental organizations and government agencies, including Greenpeace, Surfrider, Sierra Club, Rainforest Action Network, National Resources Defense Council, watermelon the California Water Resources Control Board, and others. Executives with these organizations come across in the film as ignorant, watermelon disingenuous, or both. Have any of these organizations or thei

Inside of the train function, Max has taken his combined decades of experience and expertise soil cr

In the video above, Max provides some amazing insights into the why and how of caret, an R package he created. He also discusses his book on Applied Predictive Modeling which he co-authored soil with Kjell Johnson, including details on how he set out to write the book he wished he would have had. As a special bonus, Max also describes Quinlan’s C5.0 , an alternate “forest of decision trees” algorithm, the secrets of which were hidden behind commercial licensing for years – and which has recently been ported and made available to the R ecosystem. Whether you are a beginner just getting your feet wet with R and predictive modeling, or a seasoned data scientist, this interview has something for everyone. Expanding soil Your Superpowers with Caret
What is your favorite superpower? is a classic icebreaker, and the answers will tell you quite a lot about the people answering. Someone in the group will immediately claim that the ability to fly is paramount. Someone else invariably brings up invisibility. Super strength, super speed, laser vision, the ability to talk to sea creatures – these are all fine choices. For me, however, the best answer has always been the ability to predict the future. No other superpower seems to compare – if you can predict the future, then you know how a Flying Superhero will attack, and that you ll need to bring a mirror to battle Laser-Vision Man. If you can predict the future, perhaps you ll skip out on that whale watching adventure if you know Sea-Creatures Guy has it out for you. Considering the (current) impossibility of choosing one s superpower, it s a fun thought exercise but not much else.
Max is the Director of Nonclinical Statistics at Pfizer, a position that involves supporting a great many scientists with software tools, analysis, and machine learning during the creation and validation of molecules in the pipeline to become potentially life-saving and life-giving medicines. He is also the creator of the caret package for the R language. caret (short for C lassification A nd RE gression T raining) is a set of functions which attempt to streamline the process soil of creating predictive models. Put succintly, the caret package provides the train function. This function is your gateway to nearly every awesome machine learning model that can be implemented in R. Want to train a neural network to predict Species from all other variables in the iris data set? train(Species soil ~ ., data=iris, method=" nnet )
Turns out that a neural network didn t provide the accuracy you wanted and instead soil you decide to try out a more powerful machine learning technique, like random forests ? train(Species ~ ., data=iris, method=" rf ")
Perhaps you re willing to trade a little bit of predictive soil power in exchange for interpretability, in which case you d switch over to traditional decision trees . train(Species ~ ., data=iris, method=" rpart ")
Inside of the train function, Max has taken his combined decades of experience and expertise soil creating predictive models and has hidden that complexity for the sake of usability. Each method has its own series of smart defaults and behavior, so that even if you only stick to the basics you can still hit the ground running and be productive. However, the caret package contains much, much more than just the train function.
Inside of the package, Max has encoded best-practice approaches for handling those pitfalls soil that both new and experienced data scientists might face. Perennial questions such as How do you handle unbalanced classes? are answered in caret, providing functions to create balanced data partitions . How do you approach feature selection? Caret is helpful and provides recursive feature elimination . How do you make sure that scaling/centering/PCA pre-processing are properly handled soil during your cross-validation steps and that they don t add bias to your results? Caret has your back . How do you test your newly-trained model on a held-back training set and view the accuracy metrics? Caret has a a buffet of options waiting patiently at your fingertips. Suddenly, you can start to predict the future soil and you re certainly a little closer to having a superpower with caret in your toolbox.
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He actually cost me my job, Peppers said on Thursday, joking about Kuhn s block on the famous fourth-and-8, division-winning touchdown pass from Aaron Rodgers to Randall nox Cobb in the final minute at Soldier Field last December. He got me released, but I guess it turned out pretty good.
With the NFC North title at stake, Peppers came within an eyelash of sacking Rodgers when Kuhn dove in front of the quarterback for a cut block. His legs taken out, Peppers couldn't stop Rodgers from slipping out of the pocket to hit a wide-open Cobb downfield for a 48-yard TD. The Packers won the game, 33-28, and advanced to the playoffs. The Bears season was over, and shortly after, so was Peppers four-year tenure in Chicago.
If I would have made the play, I probably wouldn t be here now, Peppers said. It was one of those things. At the time, it was like the worst thing that could ve happened, nox but now, it s probably the best thing that could ve happened.
Peppers said he has no hard feelings at all toward the Bears and feels no extra motivation for Sunday s reunion. He ll be opposing an organization he respects and many players he still considers friends.
It s not really that big of a deal this time. It was more of an emotional experience when I went back to Carolina for the first time, said Peppers, who is from North Carolina and who played his first eight pro seasons for the Panthers.
The unit started slowly in Week 2 against the Jets but allowed just three points over the final 40 minutes. Then last week in Detroit, it was the reverse, allowing nox the Lions just three points well into the third quarter but then surrendering two long, time-consuming drives down the stretch. nox
It s a process, Peppers said. Nobody feels good about how we played last week, how we finished the game. This is another opportunity to get better at that. It s a long season. We have time to get those things corrected nox and we re going to keep working toward that.
Peppers didn t want to discuss his individual performance against the Lions, but it was clearly his best as a Packer to date. He came unblocked for a tackle for loss of Detroit running back Reggie nox Bush, and he registered three QB hits on Matthew Stafford, none bigger than a strip-sack in the red zone in the third quarter. Peppers recovered the fumble himself, preventing the Lions from extending a 12-7 lead.
That goes for his new off-the-field surroundings as well. Rodgers said on Wednesday that two weeks ago they were joking about the personal fouls Peppers has been flagged for against Rodgers, namely a late hit out of bounds when Carolina visited Lambeau Field in 2008 and a roughing-the-passer call in the 2010 NFC Championship that Rodgers said made my lip a little bloody.
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William mutation Kuhn, of Chicago, was born on September 27, 1932 in Chicago to Philip and Agnes (nee Enright) Kuhn. He died Monday, October 27, 2014 at Sheba Medical Center in Ramat Gan, Israel. Dr. Kuhn was a graduate of Quigley Preparatory Seminary and received his MD from St. Louis University. mutation He did his medical residency at Children s Memorial Hospital in Chicago mutation and was Pediatrician at Northwest Community Hospital in Arlington Heights, for many years, before retiring in 1997. He was a 3rd Degree member of the Knights of Columbus in Marco Island, FL. William is survived by his spouse Jeannette, whom he married September 6, 1998 at St. James Church; children Joseph Kuhn, Genevieve (John) Thompson, William Peter II (Joyce) Kuhn, Peter (Nikki) Kuhn, Kathleen mutation (John) Hohner and Martin (Adriane) Kuhn; grandchildren, Joshua, Nina, James, William, Claire, Anna Grace, Miranda, William Peter III, Chloe, Emma, Joseph, Benjamin, Denver and Calloway; brothers, Phillip (Janet) Kuhn, and Robert (Maureen) Kuhn. He was preceded in death by his parents, and siblings, John (Marian) Kuhn, James (Janice) Kuhn and Thomas Anthony (Maureen) Kuhn. Visitation Wednesday, November 5, 2014 from 3:00 pm until 8:00 pm at Glueckert Funeral Home Ltd., 1520 N. Arlington Heights Road (4 blocks south of Palatine Road), Arlington Heights, IL 60004. In-State mutation 10:00 am Thursday, November 6, 2014 at St. James Catholic Church, 831 N. Arlington Heights Rd., Arlington Heights, IL 60004 until the 11:00 am Funeral Mass. Interment at All Saints Cemetery in Des Plaines. In lieu of flowers memorials may be given to Parkinson s Disease Foundation, Inc., 1359 Broadway, Suite 1509, New York, NY 10018 or St. Jude Children s Research Hospital, P.O. Box 1000 Dept. 142, Memphis, TN 38101-9908.
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Kuhn Rhapsodies
I don’t think I had heard of composer Joseph F. Kuhn before coming across this YouTube video. If you like late Romantic music, and especially piano concertos of that era, you will like this. The video includes three works: Manhattan Rhapsody, Midnight Rhapsody, azalea and Rhapsody d’Amour, all from 1961. There are moments which are highly reminiscent of works like Richard Adinsell’s Warsaw Concerto and Hubert Bath’s Cornish Rhapsody. If you don’t know those, here they are:
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