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Introduction Jim Hicks SPRING FORWARD, FALL BACK. As mnemonics go, one of the best, as equipment for living, not the recipe we need. Though this issue hits the bookstands the day after we spin the clocks ahead, if springing forward is what you’re looking for, you’ve come to the wrong place. Many things must change, given where we’ve been, yet none of that will happen unless we come to terms with what we’ve learned. And it isn’t the lies, the self-dealing, the rancor, or even, at some level, the damage done, the lives ended, the fortunes ruined, the friends and family lost. All of that still burns, how could it not, and nothing will be forgotten, because how could it be? Yet what is truly essential, what must at last be confronted, was delivered to us drop by drop during this interminable succession of isolated days, a truth that 2020 hindsight cannot not reveal. Though elsewhere there will be other versions, in the United States that truth is simple: this country is nothing like what we once believed it to be, nothing of what we too proudly pretended it was. This was a stress test, and we fractured, everywhere. Only by facing it down can we hope to mend anything at all, to earn back some sliver of credibility before ourselves and the world. So that’s what we focus on here. On the essential solitude of Edie Meidav’s delivery girl, and on the old clothes and grandmothers offered by Nina Payne — because stories are, after all, the clay of memory. And on the voice of Anarcha Wescott, resurrected by Joanne Godley, and on the sibling song of Tera Joy Cole — essays that record the clinical cruelty power reserves for bodies not seen as fully human. When it comes to Bible history, frankly, I can’t tell the players without a scorecard, but I do believe that poet Robert Whitehead is on to something when he figures both David and Lilith play for our side. And from across the pond we bring you stories that sound much like the blight next door: the first of Andrea Bajani’s novels to appear in English, in Elizabeth Harris’s meticulous, lyrical translation, unearths predatory neoliberalism through the search of a son for his estranged mother. With Alice Guthrie’s in-your-face rendering of Hisham Bustani’s Arabic, we see, hear, and feel a tale of migrant survival and shame in Fortress Europe. (If it had been possible to issue a patent for exploitation, I’m sure we would’ve, but apparently that invention is older than the world.) The question is — as Linda Dittmar’s story of haunted Israeli forests [End Page 5] and Vyacheslav Kupriyanov’s hymn to Russian amnesia (in English by Dasha C. Nisula) suggest — what of our histories do we even remember, and who is doing the remembering? Or, as the catastrophe fiction of Joanna Luloff suggests, whether soon we will have words to describe it at all. If so, poems like Jamaica Baldwin’s “Naturally” or Uma Menon’s “We Play Charades” will be where our future is found. If there is one thing the revelation time of 2020 has taught us, it’s that those who suffer most lead the way. After all, they see it most clearly: for those who’ve long lived it, none of this was revelation at all. We know who has done most of the dying, we know who is responsible for those deaths, and we also know who liberated the White House. Let us then witness the images of protest and glory brought to our pages by Adrienne Waheed and see these photos as both mark and promise, time served and time future. As we meditate on what has brought us to this pass, we must also see beyond the impasse. In a timeless tale by Víctor Català/Caterina Albert i Paradíse, brought into English by Peter Bush, and in a new story from Amaia Gabantxo, women fight back against abuse, and by opposing end it. There is a way forward, but it will come only through struggle against the...

A Crumpled Admission Ticket: Ontology of Minorities and "Queering" the Historical Archive

A Crumpled Admission Ticket:Ontology of Minorities and "Queering" the Historical Archive* Hyejin Oh Translated by J Noh Making you stand under the international flags Your sorrow disqualified by lack of foul smell The posture of a person that cannot be stained by the prosperity of a community The monologue to be thrown away is digging a holein the air with a boredom that can monopolize a full bench and uselessness of being engrossed in a gum's will,a gum's talent, and a gum's shape after it was spat out all day long in celebration of Firefighters' Day, in celebration of Arbor Day, in celebration of the UN International Peace Day, like the hunger of a homeless person who picked thewrong place to pay his silent tribute, [End Page 335] like a mourner's yelling for more kimchi at afuneral reception, like a long-absented grief until black suits with grieving faces quietly disappear crinkling in the pocket a crumpled admission ticket. —Kim Miryeong, "An Admission Ticket"1 Community and the Admission Ticket: Inscribing the Existence of Minorities in the History of Community The first poem of Kim Miryeong's poetry collection A New Shape of Wave renders a vivid portrait of someone. Someone who is aimlessly throwing away "monologue" in "the air," feeling some sort of "grief" under international flags hung proudly as if to competitively boast their status of a nation-state. Someone who finds it hard to take in the process and the affect of public celebrations and mourning, like "a homeless person who picked the wrong place to pay silent tribute" on official anniversaries such as "Firefighters' Day," "Arbor Day," and "the UN International Peace Day," or like a "mourner" at a funeral reception yelling for "more kimchi." Of course, nobody pays attention to such dissonance or irritation the person would feel because those feelings are so "disqualified" that "cannot be stained by the prosperity of a community." But rather than putting on the "grieving face" that people with "black suits" make, this person would just wait "on the doorstep" or "outside the [End Page 336] door" until those in black suits disappear, while "crinkling" in the pocket "a crumpled admission ticket," of which the issuer and time of issuance are unknown ("Admission Ticket.") This person, who seems to be rejected by a community where "an admission ticket" is required, or at least reject it for his or her own sake, devises a strategy persistently for a long time and puts it into practice. For example, there is this determination to "chop green onions" to stack them "high enough to set a Guinness world record," and of course, it is not the "green onions" that are important. What truly matters is the thought of "using green onions with malicious intent." "Like a revolutionary consoling small failures in the dark," the person chops green onions "until mince mince mince becomes chop chop chop / until green onions become fingers / so that a background becomes a theme / and the theme song blares in an unexpected scene." "If not green onions, waves are fine." Even though the piled-up "greenness" may look like "self-harms of unknown origin" and one may "chop something so hard only to find nothing has been chopped," the person would chop them sedulously, and hence the poet calls this person "a protestor" ("A Protestor.") The poet also imagines some beings reluctant to enter the narrative of a community because of "strange horns that sprung all over their bodies," a place where "the merry feet" of others "have not reached yet," or a "direction" in which "thing and things that aren't gather" and play together ("Direction Where the Ball Rolls.") In the poem, the narrator talks about "direction," not "place," because without a doubt there will be no such a place as a separate utopia existing only for people with "strange horns." By capturing "the direction" rather than a place, the narrator tries to follow the trails of people with "strange horns," and here, "I perjure myself" is their strategy. But what does it mean? "Motion mimics mimetic words / and sound mimics onomatopoeia." Similarly, "in the reflection, you look...

Corrigendum to: V. A. Sokolov, “On the Existence Problem of Finite Bases of Identities in the Algebras of Recursive Functions”, Modeling and analysis of information systems, vol. 27, no. 3, pp. 304-315, 2020. DOI: https://doi.org/10.18255/1818-1015-2020-3-304-315

The author regrets that in the original list the references [3] and [4] are in the wrong places and they should be rearranged. In addition, [3] has the wrong article title. The corrected reference list is shown below.The author would like to apologize for an inconvenience caused.

Waste Classification using Deep Learning Convolution Neural Nets

The generation of waste India is becoming a great concern, and it has affected our environment and may even affect the life of people living near these dump sites. The recent study figures show that India generates nearly 26,000 MT of plastic waste on a daily basis and 94 lakh tonnes trash every year. In 2017-18, the Capital generated 6,800 tonnes of municipal waste daily, out of which 690 tonnes of trash was plastic - the highest in the country.This project focuses on building a Deep learning classifier to classify a given waste product into one of the recycling categories such as plastic, glass so that it is easier for people to recycle waste and less waste reaches the wrong place like illegal dumpsites which can lead to not only health issues but also cause a big damage to our surrounding environment.The model is based on the InceptionV3 architecture and uses the concept of transfer learning for training. The system has been tested on the dataset collected from various resources ranging from the TACO dataset to the TrashNet dataset the overall accuracy of the model was around 94.6%.

RETRACTED ARTICLE: Progression of a serious game difficulty from a playful and pedagogical point of view: Analyze and representation

Serious games follow the development of mobile learning by offering games designed around a set of many levels dedicated to the practice of specific competences. They have the distinction of presenting short levels as puzzles suitable for mobile situations. As in video games, it is very important to offer a progressive challenge or even better a suitable challenge for the learner. The level design is mostly empirical time: some are valued too easy, others too hard, or the wrong place in the overall progress and adjustments are made gradually. In this article we are focusing on a methodology to describe levels of a set of learning both playful point of view of the pedagogical point of view to be able to assess progress (difficulty learning, challenge/pleasure). We have applied this approach to learning games and were able to suggest improvements or simply to represent a global vision, which is a sine qua non condition for a finer adaptation of the challenge offered to each learner.

Problems of road traffic injuries and road traffic safety in Russia

Relevance. The paper is devoted to problems of ensuring road traffic safety in Russia, which is the public task of great importance involving the implementation of the policy for protecting people's health, life, and property.Intention. To look for ways of optimizing and implementing the measures aimed at preventing the technogenic emergencies.Methodology. To analyze the indicators of road traffic accidents in the Russian Federation over five years as well as the federal laws in the field of road traffic safety.Results and Discussion. Risk factors of traffic accidents include: alcohol intoxication, speed limit exceeded, overtaking in the wrong place, driver talking, smoking while driving, driver fatigue. In the Russian Federation, there is a persistent downward trend in the number of accidents. In 2019, 164,358 traffic accidents (-2.2 %; all comparisons vs 2018) occurred, 16,981 (-6.8 %) persons died, 210,877 (-1.9 %) persons were injured. According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the number of accidents due violation of the Road Rules by drivers was 146,688 (-1 %); 14,420 (-5.7 %) persons died and 195,037 (-0.8 %) persons were injured. In 2019, road traffic accidents caused by drunk drivers tended to decrease (12,040; -3.5 %); 11,510 (-4 %) persons died and 160,725 (-0.4 %) persons were injured.Conclusion. Drivers' health is directly related to road traffic safety; health promotion would contribute to decreasing the number of road traffic accidents and traffic-related injuries.

COVID 19 and BAME health care staff: Wrong place at the wrong time.

COVID 19 and BAME health care staff: Wrong place at the wrong time.

Medical Anthropology in the Time of COVID-19.

Medical Anthropology in the Time of COVID-19.

Vacation Interruptus.

It's been nothing like a normal summer, but I think a few of us have found a way to get some time off in between the chaos. I always managed to get away for a week or two to a small island off the New England coast for a vacation with my family and friends. I've been doing it for 30+ years and it instantly gives me the grounding I need.

How Much Space Does My Shade Tree Need? Planting Space Recommendations for Medium and Large Trees in Florida Cities

Trees provide urban landscapes with shade, beauty, and habitat. They can also help lessen the effects of flooding and urban heat buildup while storing carbon dioxide, a major greenhouse gas. When planted in the wrong place, however, trees can damage urban infrastructure. To maximize the benefits provided by urban trees, we need better-informed tree selection and larger planting spaces with the capacity to support big-canopy trees. This new 8-page fact sheet is intended to help arborists, urban foresters, landscape designers, landscapers, and anyone else responsible for the planting of trees in developed areas make informed decisions regarding the planting width requirements of the trees they select. Written by Deborah R. Hilbert, Andrew K. Koeser, Brooke L. Moffis, JuWanda G. Rowell, and Drew C. McLean, and published by the UF/IFAS Environmental Horticulture Department.https://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/ep592

The development of language and its interaction with other aspects of cognition: the case of medial wh-questions in English and in Brazilian Portuguese

Preschool children acquiring English and Brazilian Portuguese display a peculiar behavior when prompted to produce multi-clause wh-questions. In elicited production tasks, structures with an extra wh-element in medial position are sometimes produced. Such medial questions are impossible in the adult languages being acquired. Following a hypothesis put forth by Grolla & Lidz (2018), we propose that children’s productions are not generated by children’s grammar, but reflect difficulties of their developing cognitive system. More specifically, we propose that children’s more limited inhibition control capacity leads them to pronounce elements with high activation levels in wrong places of the structure. Experimental data on both languages are provided which corroborate this claim. These data show that children with more limited inhibition control capacity are more likely to produce medial wh-questions.

Integrating multicriteria decision-making analysis for a GIS-based settlement area in the district of Atakum, Samsun, Turkey

The last century witnessed a boom in the world population, reaching an unprecedented level. In particular, in recent decades, the population has concentrated in cities. Migration from rural areas to urban areas brings many problems to urban areas, necessitating the opening of new settlement areas. These new settlement areas that are needed are mostly determined in line with the initiatives of local authorities based on the situation of infrastructure facilities, not scientific evaluations. If the wrong places are selected, various natural events each year may cause the loss of property and lives, in addition to significant amounts of energy consumption. This study uses various parameters and creates a method for place selection based on multiple criteria. The district of Atakum in the city of Samsun, which has been subject to continuous migration and where new settlement areas have been established, is selected as the study area. Within the scope of this study, in addition to landslide and flood risks, which constitute the most important natural disasters in the region, situations of high voltage electricity transmission lines in places where the establishment of a residential area would be objectionable are evaluated. The situation of biocomfort, which is significantly important, especially with respect to energy efficiency as well as human health, peace, and comfort, is also evaluated. This study is conducted based on these criteria, and as a result, it calculates that only 15.11% of the district of Atakum is appropriate for use as a settlement area. In addition to serving as a reference for the short- and long-term area planning studies that will be conducted in the region, this study also holds significance due to the new perspective it offers regarding urban planning studies.

How Not To Be in the Wrong Place at the Wrong Time: An Education Primer for Use with "Deposition of Centromeric Histone H3 Variant CENP-A/Cse4 into Chromatin Is Facilitated by Its C-Terminal Sumoylation".

Recent work by Kentaro Ohkuni and colleagues exemplifies how a series of molecular mechanisms contribute to a cellular outcome-equal distribution of chromosomes. Failure to maintain structural and numerical integrity of chromosomes is one contributing factor in genetic diseases such as cancer. Specifically, the authors investigated molecular events surrounding centromeric histone H3 variant Cse4 deposition-a process important for chromosome segregation, using Saccharomyces cerevisiae as a model organism. This study illustrates an example of a post-translational modification-sumoylation-regulating a cellular process and the concept of genetic interactions (e.g, synthetic dosage lethality). Furthermore, the study highlights the importance of using diverse experimental approaches in answering a few key research questions. The authors used molecular biology techniques (e.g., qPCR), biochemical experiments (e.g., Ni-NTA/8His protein purification), as well as genetic approaches to understand the regulation of Cse4 At a big-picture level, the study reveals how genetic changes can lead to subsequent molecular and cellular changes.

Redesign Production Layout Using Dedicated Storage Method: Case Study of PT.Solo Grafika Utama

PT. Solo Grafika Utama is one of the companies in the field of newspaper production. The newspaper industry has strict production characteristics. Therefore, it requires a good factory layout in order to create effectiveness and production efficiency. The warehouse layout in PT Solo Grafika Utama still deficient in the application of material handling in warehouses so that it often raises problems. The problem is that the product arrangement in the warehouse is not optimal because there are still products stored in an wrong place. This article aims to provide an effective and efficient proposal to improve warehouse layout in PT Solo Grafika Utama using the dedicated storage method. Dedicated Storage is chosen to improve warehouse arrangement and minimize the distance of product displacement. After the proposed improvement, a better warehouse layout is obtained. In the proposed layout can also minimize the product displacement distance of 23% from the initial distance. Thus it can be said that the proposed layout is better than the initial layout and can be proven to be able to facilitate the handling of materials in the warehouse so that it can make newspaper production more effective and efficient.

Using multi-agent simulation to predict natural crossing points for pedestrians and choose locations for mid-block crosswalks

ABSTRACT When arranging the pedestrian infrastructure, one of the most important components that make a tangible contribution to the safety of pedestrians is to organize the safe road crossing. In cities, pedestrians often cross a road in the wrong place due to established routes or inadequate location of crosswalks. Accidents with the participation of pedestrians who crossed the road neglecting the traffic rules, make up a significant part of the total amount of road accidents. In this paper, we propose a method that allows us, on the basis of the results of a computer simulation of pedestrian traffic, to obtain predicted routes for road crossing and to indicate optimal locations for crosswalks that take into account established pedestrian routes and increase their safety. The work describes an extension for the existing AntRoadPlanner simulation algorithm, which searches for and clusters points where pedestrians cross the roadway and suggests locations for new crosswalks. This method was tested on the basis of a comparative simulation of several territories before and after its application, as well as on the basis of a field study of the territories. The developed algorithm can also be used to search for other potentially dangerous places for pedestrians on plans of districts, for example, crossings in places with limited visibility.

Analiza częstości występowania oraz czynników wpływających na powstanie wad postawy u dzieci w wieku szkolnym

Introduction. Faulty posture is define as the syndrome of bad posture that we characterize as minimal, individual anomalies upon proper poise which are potentially curable with professional passive and active exercises. An im-portant function at develop posture anomalies has factors which induce to take improper silhouette. To the above factors mainly belong: bad posture while relaxation, wrong place to study or hefting overloaded packs. Aim. Depiction of common problem among children at school age which is exposure of faulty posture and specification of factors which produce faulty posture. Material and methods. In the thesis was used method of evaluation and diag-nostic survey method. With the object of execution the questionnaire surveys applied an anonymous and authorial questionnaire at the same time. A hundred of children at 11-14 age entered the survey. Based on data, computed BMI rate and the anthropometric parameters were evaluated according to centile grid. Results. A hundred of children entered the research (49% boys, 51% girls). 24% of children had diagnose of faulty posture namely 16 girls and 8 boys. Fallen arches was detected at 11 children, it is about 46% of people with bad posture, whereas none of children had knees valgus (0%). 38% of children who are active less than hour per day were diagnosed with faulty posture, whereas group of people with 1-2 hours daily physical activity had only 16,1% of chil-dren with faulty posture. On the other hand with students who spare over two hours on activity daily were not any fault. 87,5% of respondents with wrong BMI rate level suffer from bad posture. Children (66%), who do not respect right rules of carrying pack have diagnosed faulty posture. Conclusion. Every fourth child at research group has bad posture. The com-mon type of faulty posture is fallen arches, but the rarest is knee valgus. Low level of physical activity and wrong way of carrying pack significantly contrib-ute to develop faulty posture among school age children. Furthermore inade-quate result of BMI also has negative impact on body posture of child.

The Time for Insects Is Now

The Time for Insects Is Now

On Leadership: Who are the real experts in your school system?

Experts have long sought systems to spur improvements in teaching and learning. PDK’s Joshua P. Starr reflects on how, in the 1990s, his Plainfield, New Jersey, district implemented walk-throughs to determine how well teachers and schools were implementing the district’s literacy program. Classroom visitors had a list of items to look for, and they made recommendations to school leaders based on what they saw. Although such a system has merit, Starr now questions whether it placed the expertise in the wrong place. Central offices have evolved to focus more on compliance and operations than on instructional leadership. As districts make decisions about how to get students back on track after the COVID-19 pandemic, they might be best served to look to teachers for understanding about how best to serve students.

Biomechanics of the mandible of Macaca mulatta during the power stroke of mastication: Loading, deformation, and strain regimes and the impact of food type

Mandible morphology has yet to yield definitive information on primate diet, probably because of poor understanding of mandibular loading and strain regimes, and overreliance on simple beam models of mandibular mechanics. We used a finite element model of a macaque mandible to test hypotheses about mandibular loading and strain regimes and relate variation in muscle activity during chewing on different foods to variation in strain regimes. The balancing-side corpus is loaded primarily by sagittal shear forces and sagittal bending moments. On the working side, sagittal bending moments, anteroposterior twisting moments, and lateral transverse bending moments all reach similar maxima below the bite point; sagittal shear is the dominant loading regime behind the bite point; and the corpus is twisted such that the mandibular base is inverted. In the symphyseal region, the predominant loading regimes are lateral transverse bending and negative twisting about a mediolateral axis. Compared with grape and dried fruit chewing, nut chewing is associated with larger sagittal and transverse bending moments acting on balancing- and working-side mandibles, larger sagittal shear on the working side, and larger twisting moments about vertical and transverse axes in the symphyseal region. Nut chewing is also associated with higher minimum principal strain magnitudes in the balancing-side posterior ramus; higher sagittal shear strain magnitudes in the working-side buccal alveolar process and the balancing-side oblique line, recessus mandibulae, and endocondylar ridge; and higher transverse shear strains in the symphyseal region, the balancing-side medial prominence, and the balancing-side endocondylar ridge. The largest food-related differences in maximum principal and transverse shear strain magnitudes are in the transverse tori and in the balancing-side medial prominence, extramolar sulcus, oblique line, and endocondylar ridge. Food effects on the strain regime are most salient in areas not traditionally investigated, suggesting that studies seeking dietary effects on mandible morphology might be looking in the wrong places.

Genetic Data Aren't So Special: Causes and Implications of Reidentification.

Genetic information is widely thought to pose unique risks of reidentifying individuals. Genetic data reveals a great deal about who we are and, the standard view holds, should consequently be treated differently from other types of data. Contrary to this view, we argue that the dangers of reidentification for genetic and nongenetic data-including health, financial, and consumer information-are more similar than has been recognized. Before different requirements are imposed around sharing genetic information, proponents of the standard view must show that they are in fact necessary. We further argue that the similarities between genetic and nongenetic information have important implications for communicating risks during consent for health care and research. While patients and research participants need to be more aware of pervasive data-sharing practices, consent forms are the wrong place to provide this education. Instead, health systems should engage with patients throughout patient care to educate them about data-sharing practices.