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A Markov chain model of crop conditions and intrayear crop yield forecasting
1 INTRODUCTION Crop progress reports summarize the results of weekly crop progress and condition surveys conducted by the National Agricultural Statistics Service, a division of the US Department of Agriculture (USDA). The information from the reports is used by producers, grain traders, and businesses, as well as federal and state agencies, to assess and manage the risk inherent in crop production.
Do Black People Need to Be Careful Around White People?
Allison Wiltz, in her piece Do Black Men Need to Be Careful Around White Women?, once spoke to how White women have historically weaponized their whiteness when dealing with Black men. From Amy...
The issue with Kamala Harris’ tweet
There’s more to it than meets the eye. Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Kamala D. Harris are now the President and Vice President-elect of the US, after a highly anticipated presidential race. For many, a changing of the guard in the White House comes as a great comfort considering President Donald Trump’s knack for endorsing hateful rhetoric and failure to adequately address the coronavirus pandemic. Others believe this victory for the Democratic Party gives Americans a chance at a better future.
Ten Years Later: Who Killed Amber Tuccaro?
Amber Tuccaro — Source: Northern Plains Freelancer I think we can all agree that video and audio recordings significantly increase the creepiness factor of a case. The disappearance of Canadian woman Amber Tuccaro is extremely disconcerting, thanks to a short snippet of audio in which Amber can be heard asking the man who was driving her where they were headed. Amber knew the man wasn’t taking her where she wanted to go. You could hear the desperation and growing fear in her voice.
Maybe It’s Time To Retire The Term White Ally
The Way We’ve Viewed The Roles and Responsibilities of White People Engaging To Antiracism Is Wrong Photo by Clay Banks on Unsplash After reading an outstanding think-piece titled “There Is No Such Thing as a ‘White Ally’” by Catherine Pugh, Esq., It gave me a unique perspective, helping me to see the problems with using the term “white allies” in concert with White people supporting this latest Black Lives Matter (BLM) moment or fighting racism at all.
How Falls Park became one of downtown Greenville's crown jewels
J. Hunter Stokes This story was originally published in The Greenville News on April 16, 1968. Proposal Made To City Reedy River Falls Park Spot Sought Reedy River Falls has been bracketed as the focal point of a proposed historic park and greenway project along the river in the heart of Greenville. A plan for development was broached publicly Monday at a meeting of city officials and civic leaders who responded to a call from the Carolina Foothills Garden Club.
Do algorithms reveal sexual orientation or just expose our stereotypes?
by Blaise Agüera y Arcas, Alexander Todorov and Margaret Mitchell A study claiming that artificial intelligence can infer sexual orientation from facial images caused a media uproar in the Fall of 2017. The Economist featured this work on the cover of their September 9th magazine; on the other hand two major LGBTQ organizations, The Human Rights Campaign and GLAAD, immediately labeled it “junk science”.
The Alt-Right Death Cult, Fascist Memes and Me
For the past year I have been fascinated with the progressive left’s most versatile enemy to date – the Alt-Right. This fascination stemmed from two main sources. Firstly, from an earnest academic interest in the nature and dynamics of digital communities. And secondly, from an aesthetic interest in internet anonymity and its potential to produce colourful alternative movements – both in art and politics.
SIMULTANEOUS DEVELOPMENT OF PRO QUESTIONNAIRES FOR USE IN CLINICAL TRIALS AND ‘REAL-WORLD’ SITUATIONS
Patient reported outcomes (PROs) are variously used across drug development and post-marketing. In this way, outcomes researchers are often tasked with developing PRO questionnaires to suit these multiple contexts.
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