My whole experience was so POWERFUL at the Raphael Catholic Church. It all started with LENT, and the challenge from Father Kevin. It is always about me taking responsibility for what I know. This really means doing my Mom’s Church Sermon about the frauds in medicine. This was the March 15th lesson with Father Kevin, a year since Covid sent me home 3/15/2019. This was “each one each one” where my truth that I know, was my responsibility to share and love the Church. Yes, it was back to my mom to do her sermon to the Van Dyke Methodist Church we had started with Morris Hentzman.
Now this is the Hopi Indian on my kitchen counter, who came to visit me at the last estate sale. I just fixed his foot again now. I get these assignments to fix, sort, move, or whatever helping out at these estate sales with Leslie. And this guy had a broken foot. Of course, every time I fix something to sell, no one buys it, so I take it to the salvation army; or bring him home. I know my place and responsibility. It’s all about returning to the indigenous.
My mom bringing me to the Catholic Church in Lent was a Taino Native Medicine Woman, who gave up her life so I could come through to do this. What is it that I need to know and remember. I’ve learned that I’m not only a Feather Worker, Reiki Healer, Nature Whisperer, but I’ve also learned I AM the Man of Knowledge having the clear experience and tone to understand, or hear the ancestors as well as imagine and visualize multiple levels of consciousness. This next video is from the UN Indigenous Grandmothers who answered my questions to bring this clarity to me about having the top three chakra’s aligned and coherent https://youtu.be/lO_UN7uyCiw?feature=shared
Then before lunch I got this email to see an art exhibit. And it was all about the indigenous expressions of colonialism, and land use. Of Course, Judy was visiting to prepare some meals and we sat to speak about my experience again. I told her how incredible our last conversation was. I realized that I was getting a new job doing the same thing that I came to St Pete to do Before Covid. So what Had changed?
Native America: In Translation assembles the wide-ranging work of nine Indigenous artists who pose challenging questions about identity and heritage, land rights, and histories of colonialism. Probing the legacies of settler colonialism, and photography's complex and often fraught role in constructing representation of Native cultures, the exhibition includes works by lens-based artists offering new perspectives on Indigenous identity, reimagining what it means to be a citizen in North America today.
Native America: In Translation expands on Wendy Red Star's role as guest editor of the Fall 2020 issue of Aperture magazine. The exhibition is organized by Aperture and is made possible, in part, with generous support from the National Endowment for the Arts. The USFCAM presentation of Native America: In Translation is supported in part by the Lee & Victor Leavengood Endowment; the USFCAM ACE (Art for Community Engagement)
Fund Patrons; and the Florida Department of State, Florida Arts & Culture. Funding for this c ' program was provided through a grant from Florida Humanities with funds from the National ' Endowment for the Humanities. Any views, findings, conclusions or recommendations expressed in this program do not necessarily represent those of Florida Humanities or the National Endowment for the Humanities.
When I left the Indian Art Festival I wondered out under the big Oak Trees that were calling to me. It was really so wonderful and peaceful, like being with some old friends again. Soon I noticed this child walking up toward me with his father. It was a complete delight of course to speak and share with a random stranger . . . Who God Sent to me to get me back focused on my passion and place here again.
ok so then I get home and i need to write about this video too. . . because I also received this invite to join the discussion of deceptions in AI
YOU ALL: Test and Evaluation Challenges in Artificial Intelligence–Enabled Systems for the Department of the Air Force
Recent developments in artificial intelligence are introducing exciting new potential capabilities for the U.S. Department of the Air Force (DAF), from cybersecurity to autonomous drones. However, if the DAF wants to fully and safely leverage these technologies, they need a robust approach to testing, evaluating, and assessing the performance of AI-enabled systems under operational conditions.
The National Academies invites you to join us for a public briefing webinar for our new report Test and Evaluation Challenges in Artificial Intelligence-Enabled Systems for the Department of the Air Force on Thursday, September 7, 2023 from 12-1pm ET. During the webinar, members of the committee will discuss the technical, operational, and training needs to best position the DAF to benefit from AI-enabled systems.
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Upcoming Webinar: Test and Evaluation Challenges in Artificial Intelligence–Enabled Systems for the Department of the Air Force
Test and Evaluation Challenges in Artificial Intelligence–Enabled Systems for the Department of the Air Force
Recent developments in artificial intelligence are introducing exciting new potential capabilities for the U.S. Department of the Air Force (DAF), from cybersecurity to autonomous drones. However, if the DAF wants to fully and safely leverage these technologies, they need a robust approach to testing, evaluating, and assessing the performance of AI-enabled systems under operational conditions.
The National Academies invites you to join us for a public briefing webinar for our new report Test and Evaluation Challenges in Artificial Intelligence-Enabled Systems for the Department of the Air Force on Thursday, September 7, 2023 from 12-1pm ET. During the webinar, members of the committee will discuss the technical, operational, and training needs to best position the DAF to benefit from AI-enabled systems.
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The Air Force Studies Board of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine hosted a three-part workshop series to examine the risks associated with the technical, programmatic, organizational, and governance challenges facing ...
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Native America: In Translation
