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by Jean Trinh in News on March 6, 2014 12:00 AM
Newsweek reported they've found the founder of the Bitcoin (Photo by Alexander Kirch via Shutterstock)
Folks have been trying to determine if the inventor of the Bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto, has been a pseudonym all along or a code name for a group—until now. Newsweek claimed today that they've found the mystery man: Satoshi Nakamoto is indeed his real name and he's been living a humble life in Southern California and driving a silver Toyota Corolla CE. Not even his family knows for certain of his involvement in the virtual currency.
Up until when Newsweek's Leah McGrath Goodman caught up with him, the alleged 64-year-old Bitcoin founder was living a quiet life in Temple City, CA in a single-family home—and looking rather disheveled and frazzled. Goodman's exact description was that Nakamoto "has the thousand-mile stare of someone who has gone weeks without sleep."
When Goodman arrived at his door and questioned Nakamoto about his involvement in Bitcoin, he admitted to it. "I am no longer involved in that and I cannot discuss it," he told her. "It's been turned over to other people. They are in charge of it now. I no longer have any connection."
It's a humble life for a man who has an estimated $400 million in Bitcoins, Newsweek says. The virtual currency is an efficient peer-to-peer form of money that can be traded without bank fees, and has been used to buy everything from Tesla sports cars to donating money to a political campaign. Even wiring money internationally is easily done with the click of a button using Bitcoins.
Bitcoin chief scientist, Gavin Andresen, who worked with Nakamoto from June 2010 to April 2011 (however, he also didn't know if Nakamoto was a pseudonym) has an idea on why Nakamoto has laid low:
"If you come out as the leader of Bitcoin, now you have to make appearances and presentations and comments to the press and that didn't really fit with Satoshi's personality," he says. "He didn't really want to lead it anymore. He was pretty intolerant to incompetence. And he also realized the project would go on without him."
Newsweek's two-month investigation has led to some interesting tidbits about Nakamoto. First of all, his name is his legal name and not a pseudonym as others believed it to be. However, ever since he graduated college at the age of 23, he's been going by the name he legally changed it to, "Dorian Prentice Satoshi Nakamoto," and signing documents as "Dorian S. Nakamoto." Nakamoto, who was born in 1949, emigrated from Japan to the U.S. with his mother, Akiko, and his two brothers when he turned 10. (His 93-year-old mother apparently lives with him in his Temple City home now.) He graduated from Cal Poly Pomona with a degree in physics. He has six children and although he's separated from his second wife Grace Mitchell, they never divorced.
He's been described by his family members as "brilliant" but also an "asshole." He's known to be moody and secretive. All his family know is he's working on "classified" work and has never been able to get him to admit his work with Bitcoins. They know he's worked on military projects and as a computer engineer. However, the man was laid off twice in the 1990s and Andresen told Newsweek that Nakamoto stopped communication with him in 2011.
However, Newsweek's exposé on the man and divulging so many intimate details about his life could be troubling. Mashable reported that the photo Newsweek published in their magazine copy of Nakamoto's home clearly shows his home and car's license plate number, putting the man's safety at risk.
UPDATE 10:25 a.m.: Camera crews are outside of Nakamoto's home and an L.A. Times reporter has tweeted a photo of a woman believed to be Nakamoto's mom getting into a car.
A woman we presume to be Nakamoto's mother has emerged from the house, was helped into a waiting car #houseofbitcoin pic.twitter.com/DHwWhUi9RQ
— ChristopherHawthorne (@HawthorneLAT) March 6, 2014
UPDATE 2:40 p.m.: The media has swarmed Nakamoto's house, and the once-secret man ended up riding in a car with an AP reporter while other journalists chased them down, reported the L.A. Times.
Here's a Twitter photo of the media filming Nakamoto outside of his home:
Alleged Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto being hounded by the press - report. http://t.co/PEh37uAxhd pic.twitter.com/JzUKzaDBSr
— Mike Elgan (@MikeElgan) March 6, 2014
Joe Bel Bruno of the L.A. Times gave a play-by-play on Twitter of the car chase. While Nakamoto was getting hounded by questions and denied his involvement with Bitcoins, he randomly chose an AP reporter to go to lunch with. Here's the video of that moment:
Bel Bruno tweeted that the AP reporter took Nakamoto in his Prius to a sushi restaurant in Temple City so they could talk. However, the other reporters chased them down and barged into the restaurant, leaving the pair to flee again. After a chase on the 10 Freeway where they ended up in downtown L.A., the reporter took Nakamoto inside the AP bureau. Bel Bruno writes that the other reporters weren't allowed into the parking garage because it's private.
However, L.A. Times' tech reporter Andrea Chang jumped into the elevator with the two and confronted Nakamoto about Bitcoins:
Nakamoto now in DTLA. Told me in elevator that he's not involved with #Bitcoin, engaged in weird car chase "all for a free lunch."
— Andrea Chang (@byandreachang) March 6, 2014
Nakamoto, when I asked him in elevator why he told Newsweek he used to be involved with #bitcoin: "No no no I was never involved."
However, she seemed skeptical about his response:
He could be telling AP something entirely different, though.
Andresen expressed his regret in talking to Newsweek on Twitter:
I'm disappointed Newsweek decided to dox the Nakamoto family, and regret talking to Leah.
— Gavin Andresen (@gavinandresen) March 6, 2014
("Dox" is Internet-speak for revealing info on a person, according to Forbes.)

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Far from mythology, this was all a very true, very exciting story – up until couple of weeks ago when Telford & Wrekin Council sold the site to a housing developer. End of story.
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A debutat la Jocurile Olimpice în anul 1996, făcând parte din echipa națională a Grenadei la ștafeta de 4x400 metri. Prima sa experiență la Jocurile Olimpice a fost un eșec, echipa națională fiind descalificată.

În anul 2001 la Campionatul Lumii de la Edmonton, Francique a ajuns în finala probei 400 metri și a ocupat locul cinci. Doi ani mai târziu a ocupat locul 6 la aceeași distanță. În același an a câștigat Campionatul Americii Centrale și al Caraibelor, care s-a desfășurat în orașul său natal, St. Andrews.

La începutul anului 2004, Francique a adus Grenadei, prima medalie a campionatelor mondiale de atletism pentru această țară. La campionatul mondial în sală, desfășurat la Budapesta, a câștigat cu timpul de 45,88 secunde.

La Jocurile Olimpice de vară din 2004 de la Atena, a dus drapelul țării sale la ceremonia de deschidere, iar în competiție s-a clasat pe locul patru, doar 0,2 secunde nu i-au ajuns pentru a fi medaliat cu bronz (primele trei locuri le-au ocupat sportivii din SUA).

La începutul anului 2006 și-a aparat titlul la Campionatul Mondial  în sală de la Moscova, de această dată terminând cu timpul de 45,54 secunde. În același an a fost medaliat cu argint la Jocurile Commonwealth-ului.

La Jocurile Olimpice de vară din 2008, de la Beijing, a fost din nou purtătorul de drapel al echipei naționale, însă de aceasta dată a avut mai puțin succes - a terminat doar al șaselea și a fost eliminat chiar din prima rundă.

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Haider Ali named in 29-player squad for England tour
By PCB on Jun 12, 2020
The players have been selected with one eye on the future as I want them to learn from Mushtaq Ahmed and Younis Khan which will help them beyond this tour, says Misbah-ul-Haq
Urdu version of the media release is attached here
Lahore, 12 June 2020: Haider Ali, the Pakistan U19 batsman and one of the players to watch-out for, has been named in a 29-player squad for three Tests and three T20Is against England to be played in August-September. An extended squad, including white-ball specialists, is being sent to England as the players, in accordance with series SOPs in the wake of Covid-19, will remain in England from start to finish.
Haider had an outstanding 2019-20 season, following which he earned an emerging contract for the 2020-21 season.
He was Pakistan U19's second most successful batsman with 317 runs against South Africa U19 in June, fifth leading run-getter with 218 runs in the ACC Emerging Teams Cup in Bangladesh, aggregated 645 runs – including a century in the final – at just under 50 in the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy, finished as Pakistan's third-best batsman with 107 runs in the ICC U19 Cricket World Cup 2020 before contributing 239 runs in nine matches at a strike-rate of over 158 for Peshawar Zalmi in the unfinished HBL Pakistan Super League 2020.
Besides Haider, Sindh's Kashif Bhatti is the other uncapped player in the side. Kashif was in the Test squad against Australia and Sri Lanka but did not play and was also named in the probables for the Rawalpindi Test against Bangladesh.
Returning to the national colours is fast bowler Sohail Khan, whose ninth and last Test for Pakistan was the 2016 Boxing Day Test at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. In the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy 2019-20, he took 22 wickets in nine matches, while he grabbed seven wickets in eight HBL PSL 2020 matches for Quetta Gladiators.
Apart from Haider, Kashif, Sohail and the centrally contracted players, excluding Haris Sohail, the selectors have named Faheem Ashraf, Fawad Alam, Haris Rauf, Imran Khan, Khushdil Shah, Mohammad Hafeez, Mohammad Hasnain, Shoaib Malik and Wahab Riaz.
The selectors have also named four reserves in Bilal Asif, Imran Butt, Musa Khan and Mohammad Nawaz as a cover in case any of the players fail pre-tour Covid-19 testing, which will be carried out on 20 and 25 June.
Fast bowlers Hasan Ali and Mohammad Amir, and middle-order batsman Haris were not available for selection. Hasan is suffering from a back injury, Amir withdrew so that he can be at the birth of his second child in August while Haris took the option of pulling out of the tour due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
The breakdown of the 29-player squad is:
Openers (4) – Abid Ali (Sindh, Lahore Qalandars), Fakhar Zaman (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Lahore Qalandars), Imam-ul-Haq (Balochistan, Peshawar Zalmi) and Shan Masood (Southern Punjab, Multan Sultans)
Middle-order batsmen (9) – Azhar Ali (captain) (Central Punjab), Babar Azam (Test vice-captain and T20I captain) (Central Punjab, Karachi Kings), Asad Shafiq (Sindh, Multan Sultans), Fawad Alam (Sindh), Haider Ali (Northern, Peshawar Zalmi), Iftikhar Ahmad (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Karachi Kings), Khushdil Shah (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Multan Sultans), Mohammad Hafeez (Southern Punjab, Lahore Qalandars) and Shoaib Malik (Southern Punjab, Peshawar Zalmi)
Wicketkeepers (2) - Mohammad Rizwan (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Karachi Kings) and Sarfaraz Ahmed (Sindh, Quetta Gladiators)
Fast bowlers (10) – Faheem Ashraf (Central Punjab, Islamabad United), Haris Rauf (Northern, Lahore Qalandars), Imran Khan (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa), Mohammad Abbas (Southern Punjab), Mohammad Hasnain (Sindh, Quetta Gladiators), Naseem Shah (Central Punjab, Quetta Gladiators), Shaheen Shah Afridi (Northern, Lahore Qalandars), Sohail Khan (Sindh, Quetta Gladiators), Usman Shinwari (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Lahore Qalandars) and Wahab Riaz (Southern Punjab, Peshawar Zalmi)
Spinners (4) – Imad Wasim (Northern, Karachi Kings), Kashif Bhatti (Sindh), Shadab Khan (Northern, Islamabad United) and Yasir Shah (Balochistan, Peshawar Zalmi).
Commenting on the squad, chief selector and head coach Misbah-ul-Haq said: "The selectors have picked a squad which gives us the best chance of success in England. It was a challenging process as the players have not played for an extended period of time, but nevertheless, with the month that we will have in England and the intense training we will undergo, we are confident we will get the players up to the mark to be ready for the three Tests.
"But the main focus of the selectors has been red-ball cricket, which we will play for nearly two months with the T20Is to be played at the backend of the ICC World Test Championship fixtures.
"The series against England will be challenging as our players have not played any competitive cricket since March, while the home team will come following a series against the West Indies. This means we will have to hit the ground running as soon as we land in England and make the best use of the training sessions and match practice before we enter the first Test.
"The players have also been selected with one eye on the future. I want these players to acquire as much cricket knowledge as possible from the additional backroom staff of Mushtaq Ahmed and Younis Khan that can help them post the England tour.
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Jury hear what neighbours allegedly saw the night Lee Marshall was fatally stabbed
One woman heard Mr Marshall say 'I can't move' as she looked out from her bedroom window
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Five young men are on trial at Nottingham Crown Court accused of the murder of 38-year-old Lee Marshall from Bulwell (pictured, inset)
A woman heard stabbing victim Lee Marshall say something like "I can't move" as she looked out of her bedroom window onto a Bulwell street, a jury heard.
She described how a man, who is not in the dock, had also been there with Mr Marshall, who went by the nickname of Razor.
The man was saying to him: "Come on Razor, we've got to go. The police are on their way."
"Lee Marshall said something like 'I can't move'", said Mr Justice Spencer QC, as he reminded jurors of this evidence at the trial of five young men accused of Mr Marshall's murder.
"It sounded like he (Lee Marshall) was struggling for breathe," said the woman in her statement.
The man she had seen with Mr Marshall then said "I can't help you then" and ran off with a garden fork in his left hand.
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The woman put on her dressing gown and went back to check from the window on the first man. By now he was being tended to by a third person carrying a briefcase. She got the impression he was not from a party that had been going on nearby.
The man said to Mr Marshall: "It's okay. I'm here to help. I'm a carer. I know what a main artery bleed looks like."
The witness could hear people shouting "he's been stabbed, someone call an ambulance".
Another neighbour had said in a statement he heard the sound of smashing glass outside on the street, and shouting and screaming.
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He saw six people fighting.
The group moved between the pavement and the road, and the fighting lasted 15 to 20 seconds, the trial at Nottingham Crown Court heard.
Another witness filmed the aftermath on his mobile phone from his bedroom window as he watched from the third floor of his house.
He said in his statement he saw six people surrounding someone. He heard one of the group saying he was a support worker and he knew what he was talking about. He also heard that an ambulance had been called.
Those words were among a succession of different statements read out as the judge summed up the evidence as the seven-week trial nears an end.
Jurors have heard about a party going on in Bulwell before the stabbing of Mr Marshall in his left buttock in the street.
Man carrying two-and-a-half foot long machete was heard to say someone's head was 'coming off'
The wound was 20-22 centimetres, cutting through the sciatic nerve, artery and veins in the left side of the pelvis, leading to catastrophic blood loss.
Defendants Calvin Turner, 18, of Commercial Road, Bulwell , and Adam Ward, 18, of Watford Road, Aspley, are charged with his murder alongside two 17-year-olds and a 16-year-old, who cannot be named.
The prosecution case is five of the defendants all took part in a joint attack on Mr Marshall; kicking and punching and, in the course of the attack, Adam Ward stabbed him. The allegations are denied.
A sixth defendant, Aaron Aziz, 29, of Bilborough, pleads not guilty to assisting an offender after he allegedly drove Ward away from the area after the attack.
Summing up continues on Thursday, March 7.
Jury hear about the last movements of Lee Marshall's life before he was fatally stabbed in a Bulwell street
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Monday was World Peace Day and we were lucky enough to get tickets to Action for Happiness's 'Create a Happier World' event with the wonderful Dalai Lama and friends.
After His Holiness was welcomed on stage by Director of Action for Happiness, Mark Williamson with rapturous applause and a standing ovation, we heard from the wonderful Jasmine Hodge-Lake, a lady who'd participated in the 'Exploring What Matters' pilot course after suffering from chronic pain for many years.
Jasmine was followed by the amazing Adrian Bethune, a teacher from John Stainer School, who talked about how the school is championing Action for Happiness. I could write a whole blog on his incredible work, but instead, I'll just link to Brockley Central's blog; it really is inspirational.
I t was then time for Lord Richard Layard, co-founder of Action for Happiness, to 'interview' His Holiness. What followed was an amusing, touching and (that word again) inspirational insight into the Dalai Lama's philosophy. He touched on mental health, anger (and its place), the refugee situation (which he so wisely summed up saying that the only solution is to bring peace to their country), and our global responsibility.
* A wandering mind is an unhappy mind – pay attention!
Editor of Psychologies Magazine, Suzy Greaves, talked about how to shift our culture towards happiness and how she'd partnered with Action for Happiness to start 'Happiness Clubs'.
Ex-Wellington College Head, Sir Anthony Seldon, I have to say my favourite speaker of the day (bar DL of course), spoke about children and happiness; how the school system is outdated; how education is fundamental in developing a whole human being; how schools have a responsibility to draw out love, curiosity and wonderment. He took us through an exercise that he 'punctuates' his school days with – a simple meditation for one minute – amazing!
The day was incredible; from the 'once in a lifetime' chance to be in the room with the Dalai Lama, who exudes love and compassion, to the other speakers. It's definitely made me want to do the Exploring What Matters Course and just take those small steps to being much happier!
You can still sponsor me for the London to Windsor bike ride, here.
Categories: 40b440, buddhism, Happiness, Meditation | Tags: action for happiness, Adrian Bethune, altruism, brockley central, buddhism, dalai-lama, Exploring What Matters course, Geoff Mulgan, Happiness, Jasmine Hodge-Lake, John Stainer School, Mark Williamson, Matthieu Ricard, Richard Davidson, richard layard, Suzy Greaves, world peace day | Permalink.
I'm having one of those days. Not a bad day, but one where I can't stop.
Showering, washing hair and defuzzing ready for a party this evening.
And now, when I could relax, I'm writing a blog. I can't stop!
What is it about a busy week that stops you from just chilling out? Is it there a fear to stopping?
Categories: 40b440, Happiness, Meditation | Tags: rushing around, savasana, stop breathe, yoga | Permalink.
It will come as no surprise to those who either know me, or have read any of my previous posts, that I am a huge National Trust fan. Since joining almost a year ago, we have really used our membership to the max, visiting 15+ properties; some (particularly the local ones) several times.
Whilst on my visits, I indulge my other love and take numerous photos, which eventually get whittled down so there's only one or two of the same view (I hoard nothing in life apart from photos!).
So finally, I have decided to add some of them on here and would love to know what you think!
Categories: Photography | Tags: National Trust obsession, Photography, photos | Permalink.
On a recent visit to his Kent home, Chartwell, I discovered that Churchill meditated by a pond on the wonderful estate. Not only did this surprise and please me, but it left me wondering why and how he got into this thousand-year old practice. SO I did a little Googling!
There are countless articles on Churchill but very little on him meditating; in fact the only thing I could find was another Chartwell visitor's photos of the same pond with the same engraved stone. I did however, find much on Churchill's bouts of depression, which he called his "Black Dog".
There are some who think he suffered from bipolar disorder, experiencing mood swings from intense bursts of activity to crippling depression; which could explain the times where he couldn't get out of bed to attend parliament or where he worked until the small hours, cigar and whisky by his side.
Chartwell was a beloved home for Churchill where, not only did he meditate, but he wrote books, painted, entertained and was a keen bricklayer.
The haven of Chartwell clearly helped keep Churchill's "Black Dog" at bay and on visiting the home, so lovingly restored, you can really imagine him sitting by the pond, silently contemplating.
Categories: Depression, Meditation | Tags: black dog, chartwell, churchill, depression, meditation, winston churchill | Permalink.
The following morning, with heavy heads from a little too much rose, we headed to the medieval Bodiam Castle. Being a wonderfully warm and sunny day (I think the best day of the year), the sight of the castle was incredible – an archetypal 14th century moated castle.
After a rummage through the gift shop, and quick pitstop at the cafe, we walked through the grounds of the castle seeing authentic silversmiths and armourers working in a medieval village and then came across archery tuition – 40 arrows for £15; how could we say no?
Having done a little archery before; firstly in the back garden (where I could quite easily have killed a passer by with my flying arrow) and secondly in France with Vincent, a hyper-active activity leader at Parc de Ferbois, but not really had a proper lesson.
The tutor was amazing – he taught Sam, D and me, one by one, pulling our arms, tweaking our hips and generally moulding us to get us in the right position. Whether it was luck or just good teaching, I managed to hit the bullseye (the golden circle), a boar's bum and a deer in leg!
Afterwards we headed to the towers where, having climbed steep and narrow spiral staircases, we reached the views over the beautiful Weald of Kent.
Finally, tired and hungry, we popped over the road to The Castle Inn for a spot of lunch before driving back to the campsite for… more rose!
Categories: 40b440, Camping | Tags: 40b440, archery, bodiam castle | Permalink.


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Opinions are mine. If you comment on one of these items, please quote the item in full at the start of your comment. Other people can then upvote and downvote other comments depending on whether you think it's worthy of funding.
So the items below do not have funding gaps in the 10s of millions of dollars like some global development charities (in particular GiveDirectly) and might hit diminishing returns relatively quickly, especially because they might already received some funding. Yet they might have room for more funding and be effective if one were to give them a relatively small 'top up'.
These items are all more on the 'high risk / high reward' side (cf. hits-based giving). It might be that good funding opportunities such as these can be found in many fields. The variance of the effectiveness within different causes is high, as is the case in global health, where some health interventions seem to be many times more effective than others. But it can also be true that cross cause variance effectiveness is lower than people might think and that the distributions of effectiveness of different causes are overlapping. In other words, it might be that there are some climate change interventions that are more effective to fund than than some biosecurity interventions, even though we might agree that climate change is less neglected than biosecurity and generally scores worse on the scale, neglectedness, solvability framework.
Analogously, in the for profit world, even though investors such as YCombinator are often particularly interested in investing in specific vertical markets that they find particularly promising, they often don't restrict themselves to these markets and generally try to fund a small amount of money in many different startups that are trying to disrupt any wide variety verticals. Another finance analogy: investing in cause areas that are most neglected, such as global health or AI risk, is probably akin to investing in an index fund which tracks the biggest companies within a particular market, in the sense that it is a pretty safe bet, whereas finding good funding opportunities across causes might be more similar to active investing, which requires more research.
Something one could do on each of these items is a reversal test to sanity check against any status quo bias. For example, you could ask yourself: 'If the organisation or project already had an extra $100,000, would I take it away from them and give it to, say, GiveDirectly (which is used as a benchmark in development and charitable giving)?' and 'Would I take away money from GiveDirectly on the margin (their last $100,000 for cash transfers) to give it to these projects?'. Maybe this method can also guard against precision bias of conducting ever more elaborate, explicit cost-effectiveness modelling (which the following items lack), while neglecting crucial considerations. Using this sort of reversal test myself, in many cases it becomes self-evidently clear to me that those items should be prioritized over direct global development interventions.
Finally, any of the world's 2,100 billionaires could give each of these funding opportunities $1 million with the interest on their wealth in any given year and not touch the principal of their net worth. Any of the world's 200,000 ultra high net worth individuals (+$30 million) could give each of these funding opportunities $250,000 and they would have still have at least half their wealth left. Some argue that wealth inequality will increase and so in the future there might be even more people who could fund projects such as these. It might be useful to have a wide variety of things to pitch to particular high net worth individuals' interests.
Suffice to say, I don't have a strong sense if each and every one of these items should really be funded, because I have not vetted them thoroughly, but I hope that they might serve as an inspiration for further research. The items are in no particular order.
Climate change: 'The Price of Oil' works to fade out fossil fuel subsidies which are bad and in the billions. It also seems tractable given that conservatives usually don't like subsidies. Also fund the Stockholm Environment Institute's researchers and authors of this and this paper on the same topic to continue their work.
EA community building: The EA Norway group "Stiftelsen effekt". Norway is the richest country on earth and so their fundraising ratio for GiveWell recommended charities is very promising. Also fund Effective Altruism Denmark.
Global catastrophic risks: Fund the authors of this paper on geomagnetic storms, which are dangerous. Lloyd's estimated the economic cost of a solar storm to be 0.6 - 2.6 Trillion USD in the United States alone. Also, fund the researchers of this paper on cosmic hazards and planetary defense to continue their research into international coordinative efforts as well as legal and institutional mechanisms to protect humanity against cosmic hazards such as severe space weather and asteroid impacts. Also, fund the researchers of this article to do more research on the probability of asteroid impacts. Finally, fund the B612 foundation to work more research and advocacy on asteroid detection and deflection.
Animal welfare: Get a 'Brendan O'Donohoe'-type to work at Quorn, a mycoprotein based meat replacement company. Quorn is now launching in the United States after posting "19% growth globally in the first six months of the year, with 15% growth in its home market of the UK. " They are investing "£150 million in its UK manufacturing facility, it is aiming to become a 'billion-dollar brand' by 2020". The brand was acquired by Monde Nissin in 2015 for £550 million. One could also fund the authors of this study showing that Quorn is on par with meat-based protein sources to conduct more research on Quorn or other meat based alternatives.
AI Safety: Try to get Kyunghyun Cho to do work on AI safety research. Also, look into funding more researchers and orgs collated on this page. These AI safety researchers from Turkey and Malaysia might be more cost-effective to fund than US/UK researchers.
Global health: According to a Gates funded study, GAVI, the vaccine alliance, the major international vaccine funder has a $7.6 billion funding gap over 2016–20 across 94 countries. The WHO estimates that vaccinations might prevent 14 million deaths from 2011–2020. Another study estimates the cost per death averted of Rotavirus vaccinations in the next years is approximately US$7000. Vaccination gaps against yellow fever can also lead to pandemic outbreaks. One could look into funding the Center for Vaccine Advocacy to lobby for increased funding support for vaccines.
Global health: Fund the authors of this study to conduct a workshop using weakly transmissible vaccines to eradicate infectious diseases (similar to this workshop on gene drives that was funded by OpenPhil).
Global health: Global Action Fund for Fungal Infections: Minimizing fungal disease deaths has been estimated to reduce annual AIDS deaths below 500,000 by 2020. Fungal infections deaths in AIDS were estimated at more than 700,000 deaths (47%) annually till 2020.. It has been argued that rapid diagnostic tools and antifungal agents are available for these diseases and would likely have a major impact in reducing deaths. The cost per life saved by screening has been estimated at $20–140 (this might be an overestimate, but even if off it's off by an order of magnitude, it's still worth looking into). One could also do some impact investing and see whether one can fund this company that works on antifungals.
Global health: Antifungal resistance: antifungals, just like antibiotics, can stop working due to antifungal resistance, which puts a lot of people at risk. Give the author of this study a grant to look into it more.
Global development: Kieran Holmes, is a tax consultant, who advises developing country governments to get better at tax collection. He has improved Burundi's doing good business indicators. He has also helped to increase annual tax revenue in Rwanda by 6.5 times after automating the collection process, which reduced errors and opportunities for fraud. This is likely to reduce poverty. One could also look into funding this initiative.
Global development: Fund the Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations (ICRIER). "There is a narrative in which Ford Foundation, a global philanthropy provides some millions of dollars of funding that play some role in creating a think tank [ICRIER] that itself then plays some role in providing the conditions in which good policy choices are made that then results in the creation of $3.6 trillion in additional output of Indians." [Source].
Global catastrophic risks: Fund CEPI, the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations.
Global catastrophic risks: Fund the scientists working at the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security here working on pandemic preparedness. Also these scientists who are also working on risks from synthetic biology.
Global Health: Delayed umbilical cord clamping might save newborns lives and prevent anemia. Fund researchers to do a risk assessment of whether this should be a widely promoted health message. Depending on the outcome, commission Development Media International or Charity Science Health to spread the message.
Global catastrophic risks: Supervolcanoes: Fund Brian Wilcox for more academic work on the feasibility of a geothermal plant on the yellowstone that could you prevent a future supervolcano eruption.
Global development: There's much talk about open borders, but few people talk about within country migration. A UN study found that 80% of countries had policies to reduce rural-urban migration (up from only 38% in 1996). It is also more pronounced in poorer countries: 88% of the least developed countries reported policies to reduce migration to urban areas. Rural to urban migration is a crucial part in economic development for any country in human history. Some studies run simulation that suggest that "across the period 2011–22, if the labour participation rate of the non-agricultural sector increases by 1 percent per year, China will increase its potential growth rate by 0.88 percent (Cai and Lu 2013). [and] the most important measures to improve labour force participation include reform of the household registration system and improvements in urban public goods and services, both of which would help to stabilise and expand the employment of migrant workers in the urban economy and non-agricultural industries. [...] Traditional factor-driven growth can still contribute if reform increases labour force participation, most significantly through easing restrictions on rural–urban migration through reform of the household registration system and other means." [Study] One could fund more research on this topic or fund Fei-ling Wang, who advocates for incremental reform in China and might be willing to convene a conference on lessons for other countries. More on this topic.
Climate Change: Fund the authors of this paper to do more feasibility research on using ocean alkalinity for carbon sequestration. The UN emissions gap report cites studies on this topic that suggest this to be the cheapest way to prevent climate change for as little as $10 per tonne of CO2 averted.
Ageing research: The Open Philanthropy Project recently funded Irina Conboy's lab to do anti-ageing research. Similarly, one could fund the Randolab at Stanford, which also looks into aging and does similar research. Rando seems to have heavily influenced Conboy's research according to Semantic Scholar.
Macroeconomic stability: A recent Lancet study suggests that the 2008 financial crisis was was associated with about 500,000 excess cancer-related deaths worldwide. This is just cancer, which only contributes to about 15% of global mortality and so a naive extrapolation might suggest mortality figures in the millions. Other factors such trade and tourism suffered significantly due to the economic crisis and thus poor countries were probably hit harder in terms of wellbeing. Fund Riccardo Rebonato, an expert on stress testing, to write more on banking regulation and stress testing banks.
EA community building: Fund "Efektivni-altruismus", the Czech Effective Altruism group. They run the effective thesis project. You could do it in a social impact bond way, where you pay X dollars for every thesis on Effective Altruism.
Global catastrophic risks: North Korea: Fund 'Flash Drives for freedom', which smuggles flash drives with unbiased information into North Korea. Such an approach was implicitly endorsed in November by Thae Yong-ho, once number two at North Korea's London embassy and now defector. There's also academic analysis of this isolation being one of the reasons for the lack of uprising in North Korea.
Global Development: Global Prioritization Research: The Copenhagen Consensus Center is helping Bangladesh to liberalize its economy and prioritize which policies would have the highest social, economic and environmental benefits for every dollar spent. Pushing such policies could radically reduce poverty at a faster level than 'direct interventions' such as cash transfers according to some development economists. Bangladesh has a large population and many people living in extreme poverty, so there's maybe an opportunity to repeat what was done in India (see previous link). They have also recently started a programme in India funded by the Gates Foundation: India Consensus, starting with the states Andhra Pradesh and Rajasthan.
Global Public Goods / Global Development: Global flood forecasting: Flooding has the highest frequency of occurrence of all types of natural disasters globally, accounting for 39% of all natural disasters since 2000, with more than 94 million people globally being affected by floods every year. This population is expected to continue to increase due to climate change and globalisation. Floods lead to displacement, unsafe drinking water, destruction of infrastructure, injury, and death. Producing forecasts at the global scale with high spatial and temporal resolution has only become possible in recent years with scientific and technological advances and the increasing integration of hydrological and meteorological communities. In general, though the following estimates are uncertain, the cost–benefit ratio of flood forecasting systems appears to compare extremely favourably to the cost–benefit ratio of weather and climate services, or other early warning systems in general. Forecasting systems in Bangladesh, for instance, are estimated to have a benefit-cost ratio of 500. Generally, in the developing world, saving between $300 million and $2 billion could be obtained, plus additional economic benefits for a total ranging between $3 and $30 billion and averting the death of an average 23,000 a year. The total benefits would reach between $4 and $36 billion per year. The investments are estimated at approximately $1 billion US per year. This would imply a benefit-cost ratio between 4 and 36. Fund researchers such as Hannah Cloke who are trying to improve global flood forecasting.
US politics / Global catastrophic risks: 'Swing Left' "an online community that connects you with your nearest Swing District. This is a district where the winner, an elected official who is now serving a two-year term in the House of Representatives, won the November 2016 election by a thin margin, or is otherwise vulnerable in 2018.[...] It's goal is to flip the House of Representatives in the 2018 midterm elections and put a check on the Trump and GOP agenda" [source] It is a carey PAC that does not have a donation limit for their core activities. Here's a recent analysis on the democrats effort to win seats in the House. There are also some superPACs that are recommended in this post that might be worth looking into.
Short term AI risk: The International Committee for Robot Arms Control – or ICRAC – is an international not-for-profit association committed to the peaceful use of robotics in the service of humanity and the regulation of robots. One could also donate to the campaign to stop killer robots by Human Rights Watch.
GCR preparedness: Fund the researchers of this paper to do more research on global food security a la All Fed.
Global catastrophic risks: Cambridge Center for Existential Risk (CSER).
Global catastrophic risks / Climate change: Fund the Blue Marble Space Institute of Science to do more research into the feasibility of geoengineering larger ice caps.
Global catastrophic risks: Fund the 'Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation' to do more research and advocacy on biosecurity issues.
Global catastrophic risks / space weather: Fund the researchers of this paper to work more on estimating the probability and economic losses of solar flares and work on a potential mitigation strategy to protect earth by setting up a magnetic shield to deflect solar flares.
Global Health: Tobacco Control in India: Smoking is on course to lead to 1 billion premature deaths, that could be prevented tobacco control efforts. Fund the Resource Center for a Tobacco Free India to work on increasing tobacco taxes which have been called the best public health policy. Also fund Prabhat Jha, an advocate on tobacco control at the University of Toronto. He wrote the seminal 1999 book at the World Bank and has been actively promoting tobacco control in India as well as other places around the world. Tobacco control mass media campaigns in India have been suggested to be very cost-effective at US$9.2 per death averted.
Global catastrophic risks: Fund Arturo Casadevall to do more work on Global Catastrophic Risks from fungi. Some people say it might have killed the dinosaurs.
Ageing: Fund the researchers of this paper to do more research into the economics of ageing research.
Global catastrophic risks: Fund the researchers of this paper on how find disease outbreaks faster to continue their research and advocacy.
Global development: Fund the Global Alliance of NGOs for Road Safety to reduce traffic accidents. This can be cost-effective because more than 1 million people die due to road traffic accidents: for instance, average cost-effectiveness of better road safety enforcement in Uganda has been estimated $603 per death averted.
Global Development: Fund Trademark East Africa which tries to improve trade in East Africa. Or fund Cuts International, Geneva, which also works on improving trade for least developed countries. Trade is important because it attracts investment, creates jobs, and reduces poverty. For instance, one recent study suggests that the African Growth and Opportunity Act, the US trade agreement with Sub-saharan African countries, has reduced infant mortality by about 9%. Another study suggest that an "increase in tariffs to average bound rates of 44.7 percent in highly protectionist countries such as India, Bangladesh, Pakistan and Sri Lanka would translate into a decline in real income in South Asia by 4.2 percent or welfare losses of close to US$125 billion relative to the baseline by 2020".
Wild animal suffering: Fund the researchers of this paper on the decline of world insect population to conduct follow up research on causes.
Near term AI risk: It seems that there is a lot regulatory capture of technology companies going on. Many people are worried about how technology is hijacking our attention spans and more. Addictive internet technology probably wastes a lot of resources. Time well spent is an advocacy organisation that works on this issue. Matt Stoller is another advocate who's working on this.
Global public goods / Global development: Air pollution kills 7 million people every year. Clean air is a global public and cross continental air pollution exists. Fund the Clean Air Taskforce.
Global catastrophic risks: Look into (!) funding an advocacy group working on warning against Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP) attacks. Critical commentary here. Generally, it might be good to fund more research on this for value of information.
Global public goods: Fund the researchers of this paper on antimicrobial resistance to do more advocacy on alternative to developing new antibiotics.According to one report antimicrobial resistance will result in more than 10 million annual deaths and cause up to $100 trillion in economic costs.
Cancer: Give David Vail's lab a grant to study a cancer vaccine similar to the grant for to this researcher, whose research was heavily influenced by David Vail according to Semantic Scholar.
Global Development: Fund organisations that work on finding the causes of growth in developing countries and trying to speed up developing country growth. For instance, fund Growthdialogue.org and The International Growth Center.
Global health: Try to get Action against Smoking, Action against Salt, and Action on Sugar to start international advocacy on their respective areas, which all kill several million people every year. For instance, one modeling study suggests that 1.65 million deaths from cardiovascular causes can be attributed to excessive sodium consumption annually. Another study suggest that sodium reduction strategies can be very cost-effective at around $100 per DALY averted. One could fund the authors of a paper on how to lower sodium consumption in China to do more research.
Global public goods: Fund Policy Exchange to do more research on how R&D investment can benefit development.
Global public goods: Set up a fund similar to the one set up by Gates and Bloomsberg to cover legal fees when developing countries are sued by Big Tobacco. But not for Big Tobacco lawsuits but for scientists that are sued by industry for conducting research in global health. This might have a deterrent effect by just having the money sit there (of course it is not a free lunch).
Global catastrophic risks / Global public goods: General support for the Global Catastrophic Risks Institute.
Global catastrophic risks: Fund the researchers of this paper on North Korea's biological weapons programme to continue their research. Also, fund the Rand Corporation to continue their research North Korea's chemical and biological weapons capabilities and which countermeasures to prioritize.
Global catastrophic risks: Fund Chatham House, Think Tank of the Year 2016, to continue their work on Cybersecurity of Nuclear Weapons Systems. Also fund the researchers of this paper on cyber terrorism.
Climate change: Fund the authors of this paper on the $10 trillion value of better information about the transient climate response. More on Value of information.
Climate change: Between 2010 and 2016, the world spent $2.3 trillion on renewable energy and only $10 billion on CCS. Fund the Carbon Capture and Storage Association or the Global CCS Institute for advocacy and the carbon capture and storage (CCS) research program at Imperial College London.
Global Public Goods: Fund the Nutrition society to do more special issues on micronutrients. For instance, there seems to be some controversy of how much Vitamin D humans need - the value of information of figuring out information like this might be good because micronutrient fortification programmes seem to be very effective.
Global Health: Fund the researchers of this paper on broad spectrum antivirals to continue their research. Their paper seems to have gathered interest according Semantic Scholar.
Global catastrophic risks: Fund these researchers to do more work on biocontainment of genetically modified organisms. They are cited in CSER paper on 20 emerging issues in biological engineering - there are other opportunities in this paper.
Animal welfare: Meat taxes: Fund the researchers of this paper to do more research on emissions pricing of food commodities. Because meat has a high CO2 footprint, this might lead to a de facto meat tax.
Biomedical science: Fund the Galaxy Project, a web-based genome analysis tool, which has been widely used in biological sciences according to Semantic Scholar. Similarly, fund Bioconductor, an open source, software project to provide tools for the analysis of high-throughput genomic data.
Improving institutional decision making: The IGM Economic Experts Panel regularly polls in how far renowned economists agree or disagree on major public policy issues. Fund them to set up a prediction market with IGM booth with grant money.
Global catastrophic risks: Fund the researchers of this paper to continue their research on cross cutting disaster risk reduction and resilience.


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Election worker bites voter's nose outside Cleveland polling place
Updated Nov 8, 2011 ; Posted Nov 8, 2011
By Michael O'Malley, The Plain Dealer
Lonnie Timmons III, The Plain Dealer Voter Greg Flanagan said he was bitten on the nose by a roving judge midday Tuesday outside the polls at Gloria Dei Lutheran Church on Memphis Avenue in Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- A poll monitor working for the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections assaulted a voter at a polling place in Cleveland at midday Tuesday, sending the voter to a hospital.
Cuyahoga County Board of Elections Director Jane Platten said the monitor, known as a "rover," got into a dispute with a campaign worker over the legal distance campaign workers must be from the polling place door, which is 100 feet.
When the dispute at the Gloria Dei Evangelical Lutheran Church on Memphis Avenue seemed to be settled, the rover, James Williams of Cleveland, walked away.
Then a nearby voter, Greg Flanagan, defending the campaign worker, mumbled, "You don't have to be such an ass." Williams overheard Flanagan, and according to him and others, Williams attacked.
"He heard somebody say something," said Platten. "He walks back and beats up the voter."
Flanagan, 49, of Cleveland, said, "He head-butted me. He bit my nose. He tried to bite it off."
Andre Bell, the polling location coordinator, pulled Williams off Flanagan. Then, Bell said, Williams jumped into his car and drove off.
Flanagan was taken to MetroHealth Medical Center, where he was treated for "human bite," according to the hospital release form.
"I just came here to vote," said Flanagan after his release from the hospital later in the afternoon.
Cleveland Councilman Kevin Kelley said police were looking for Williams. "We know who he is," said Kelley. "He shouldn't be hard to find.
"This is the most heinous act I've ever seen on Election Day," Kelley added.
Rovers are troubleshooters assigned to two to four voting locations. They are a mix of Democrats, Republicans and independents. Platten said Williams, an independent, has been working with the board each election since 2006.
"We've never had a problem with him until this point," she said.
Platten said that during every election, there are disputes over where campaign workers can stand to pass out literature.
"Every election we have arguments and heated discussions over the 100-foot line," she said.


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Le rocher du Cerf est un sommet culminant à  d'altitude dans les monts du Cantal et dans la vallée de l'Alagnon (commune de Laveissière).

Géographie
Le rocher du Cerf se situe dans la partie orientale du stratovolcan du Cantal.

Du haut de ses  d'altitude, il domine :
 à l'ouest : la station du Lioran ;
 au nord : le village du Lioran et la gare du Lioran ;
 à l'est : le vallon de Gouyère.

Accès
 Par le PR Vert : partant du lotissement du Rocher du Cerf (station du Lioran) et rejoignant le Plomb du Cantal via le rocher du Cerf et le puy du Rocher.

Notes et références

Cerf
Laveissière


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