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- Mitchie said...
I always like the angry colorful vibes I get from you girl!
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- The Fancy Teacup said...
Can't wait to see the neon celebration you put on once finals have ceased! Best wishes.
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- JENNA said...
These images somehow remind me of The Virgin Suicides; maybe because I just watched it.
I know exactly what you mean; I have exams coming up and my mind is just ... blah at the moment.
I love your unique style and individuality. - June 06, 2011 11:13 PM
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Jesus. I'm sewing eyeball buttons on all my clothes from now on.
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enjoy your summer! - June 06, 2011 11:36 PM
- Michelle Detorie said...
Tavi, Have you watched Buffy yet? It's basically MSCL -- with vampires.
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- Kionon said...
Oh, Tavi. Just wait until you get to college. And then graduate school. No summers when you need the credits.
Also, please tell your teachers how much they mean to you... many of them have to stay at school and do workshops. It's boring, we teachers don't like it. We teach because of you, and when you're not there, it's just work. Boring work. - June 06, 2011 11:45 PM
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Great photos!
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I kinda love velvet underground and all these pictures remind me of nico in a very strange dark way
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I love everything that looks gothic - I especially like the first photo with the rodent. The hair and make-up (the girl's and not the rodent's) look awesome. By the way, I still cannot understand why you visit school. Do your parents force you to do so? Had I had a chance, I would have skipped school in the first possible moment - actually that was what I did. I have quite an acceptable IQ and knowledge about literature and arts (I do not want to boast, but there you go), but surely I do not owe it to school and teachers and classmates... You really could afford to leave school...
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Wow weetzie bat! I borrowed it from the library in 3rd grade and I was like WTF?! but now I understand how wonderfully high that book is.
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fantastic! i want a mice pet lol!
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Fun! :-)) Colourful and textural magical mystery vibes. Nice mix of words and images, Tavi.
And thanks for the songs! Speaking of which, I'm in the process of writing one now. I've taken some inspiration from your "rei kawakubo (H&M)". The song will be called 'This is a Hold Up'. I originally had in the chorus, "That's what he said and that's OK!" But then decided it's probably not such a good thing to endorse, so changed it to, "That's what he said, it's not OK!"
I'm sure Lennon/McCartney went through this kind of moral complexity all the time during their song-writing days :-) - June 07, 2011 4:01 AM
- minimal coast said...
I've got a crush on molly soda too.
- June 07, 2011 5:48 AM
- thwany said...
haha that nicki minaj shrine is too funny.
- June 07, 2011 7:43 AM
- A Beautiful Party said...
I love weetzie on all the dangerous angels stories. listen to Suddenly Last Summer by the Motels. it makes me think of weetzie.
- June 07, 2011 8:20 AM
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- June 07, 2011 9:26 AM
- Davidikus said...
Wiz all zese trips to Paris for fashion shows, I thought you would have mastered French by now!
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- Mani said...
Love the green hair! It reminds me of fabulous Nicki Minaj!
hugs and kisses by Mani. - June 07, 2011 9:38 AM
- Emilija said...
Amazing post! All of these colored hair pictures actually made me want bright red hair even more. I think I'll go for it. Soon!
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- Jessica said...
I love the space ring!
Please take a minute to look at my vintage boutique;
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- mel said...
Weetzie Bat is my all time favorite book, Witch Baby being my favorite character.
- June 07, 2011 10:36 AM
- mel said...
Weetzie Bat is my all time favorite book, Witch Baby being my favorite character.
- June 07, 2011 10:36 AM
- StyleCandy said...
you're super fantastic. i love that picture of Gemma. it makes me want to go make a daisy chain.
http://mystylecandy.blogspot.com/ - June 07, 2011 10:47 AM
- Kacie said...
I'm having flashbacks of these crazy photo shoots my friend Heidi and I used to do back in junior high and high school! So fun!
www.acollectionofpassions.blogspot.com - June 07, 2011 11:08 AM
- Vasara said...
hello,I want to write you a letter.can you please give me your e-mail adress?
-Emily - June 07, 2011 11:13 AM
- Saúl said...
Amazing colours and Mollysoda is incredible! I will never stop saying that you INSPIRE me so much! kisses lovely tavi!
- June 07, 2011 11:45 AM
- Fee said...
What a beautiful post!
- June 07, 2011 11:58 AM
- Floz said...
I love Wavves! The photos are nice too, I like greeny-blue hair.
- June 07, 2011 12:29 PM
- Claire said...
This is so lovely. I just want that MK hair so bad!
Love the new header by the way!
Wish it was summer here already. :) - June 07, 2011 12:50 PM
- darkcrystalmagick said...
thank you so much for promoting my images <3 my new blog is actually cosmicforestpeople on tumblr, or this one, if you care to check it out.
much love to you, sister. namaste, buddha baby <3 - June 07, 2011 1:09 PM
- chelsea said...
Have you seen the I Love Wildfox Weetzie Bat inspired photo shoot? I posted it on my blog (http://dearilou.blogspot.com/2011/04/style-icon-weetzie-bat-again.html) You would love it. I definitely do. Weetzie is so slinkster cool.
- June 07, 2011 1:17 PM
- Alexis said...
i can't believe there isn't a photo of Yolandi Vi$$er and her rats.
- June 07, 2011 1:37 PM
- Tavi said...
Kionon - I appreciate my teachers a great deal! My dad taught at my school for over 30 years and has instilled in me lots of respect for my educators. (If that doesn't sound like an English teacher's daughter's comment...)
Mina Jade - Ha, I actually really like high school, and all my different teachers have a lot to offer. I wouldn't be allowed to quit and even so I wouldn't want to.
darkcrystalmagick - Oh thanks for the new links! You're amazing! - June 07, 2011 2:29 PM
- Jin Ai said...
WOW you have no idea how sad you made me when you said you don't remember the etsy shop
!!!!!!!!!!AHHH tavi memory go go go plzthx - June 07, 2011 3:07 PM
- johanna marie said...
damn i love you and your blog
http://i-vomit-triangles.blogspot.com/ - June 07, 2011 3:18 PM
- Terri said...
I want a crystal ball and a third eye.
- June 07, 2011 3:24 PM
- Bri said...
loving this entire post. "witch baby" is the first FLB novel i ever read. this post has inspired me to take my dangerous angels chronicles along when i go on tour for two weeks with my friends' band as my reading material.
- June 07, 2011 4:28 PM
- DoeHands said...
I'M SOOOOOO happy to see that Real Life teenagers still find out about Francesca Lia Block books, I was so bummed when all the vampire books were at the borders but there was no sight of FLB last time I checked around the holidays. Also, your playlist was a great soundtrack to clean my apartment to and think of my friends and family in CA while I'm in the midwest also!
- June 07, 2011 4:38 PM
- Tilly Mix said...
Have you read the Angus, Thongs, etc books? Your "I love biology" is a classic :)
"Victory. Victory. Madame Slack has been on my case about being lazy in French and I have just got eighty-five percent in a test. Hahahaha. Fermez la bouche, Madame Slack. I did it by learning twenty-five words and then making sure I answered every question by using only those words. So to question one-'In French, what is your favorite food?' my answer was "Lapin" (rabbit). For my essay, 'What did you do on a sunny day?' I made sure I played with a rabbit. Describe a favorite book-Watership Down-lots of lapins in that" -Georgia Nicolson. - June 07, 2011 5:17 PM
- Stephanie Marie said...
Thanks for reminding me of Witch Baby! Now I want to go re-read it ASAP.
And I LOVE when you post these mixes. Your taste in music is fabulous. I was especially pleased to hear some Joni Mitchell today. - June 07, 2011 5:39 PM
- mad said...
Did you ever read Violet & Claire? That was by far my favorite FLB book when i was teenager. Her style of writing so beautiful and ethereal...
- June 07, 2011 6:05 PM
- Alice said...
I love this. It makes me want to draw evil eyes on my forehead & stare at strangers.
I have finals tomorrow but instead of studying today I just went to the beach. It's too hot. Also don't feel bad about French-someone in my Spanish class opened her written exam letter with 'Dear Rosa, what is your name?' - June 07, 2011 6:06 PM
- Natassia Lea said...
So Colorful!
- June 07, 2011 6:24 PM
- Sarah Moriarty said...
You must immediately get yourself all albums by Helium, but start with Pirate Prude and Dirt of LUck to continue your summer vibes. "Honeycomb" is my favorite song EVER. Mary Timony, who you probably already know, is exactly your kind of woman--witchy, sparkly, bee-yoo-tee-ful, and ridiculously talented.
Sarah - June 07, 2011 7:32 PM
- Carys said...
I love your photos of inspiration. In every post they're always so effective in conveying your particular mood. I like how you can put an outfit together and then show these images and it makes complete sense.
thefashiontrailblazer.blogspot.com - June 07, 2011 8:04 PM
- 0c771d0e-916f-11e0-ba2e-000bcdcb5194 said...
i was so in love with francesca lia block books when i was younger. i remember reading and rereading weetzie bat when i was a teenager (and i still read it now from time to time...) is that movie EVER gonna come out?!?!!
- June 07, 2011 8:31 PM
- Tuyen Tran said...
A very special friend of mine gifted me Dangerous Angels as a Christmas present. There is something so sickly sweet about a tale in the City of Angels that gives me reason to want to visit California in the near future. Like others have stated, I too find you wonderfully and refreshingly inspirational. Enjoy your summer~ <3
- June 07, 2011 9:10 PM
- zoomslow said...
:-) (<3)
- June 08, 2011 12:59 AM
- broknbones said...
we live by our own rules take me for example i'm the queen witch and I only ride at midnight
- June 08, 2011 2:53 AM
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- Mathew said...
Anyone interested in reading a 15 year old boy's blog?
All of you groovy folks stuck in the depression area I'd advise you to come check me out.
If it isnt to your liking dont come back :) How easy is that?
p.s - Tavi, you're inspirational. Go teenagers all over the world. Or something. - June 08, 2011 3:56 AM
- Jelliy said...
nice eyeball
- June 08, 2011 4:18 AM
- Filia said...
Greeting to all Witches... ^-^
and @ Mordrian: You're so right!! - June 08, 2011 8:23 AM
- E. Von Bertalanffy said...
Is 22 to old to want rainbow-coloured hair? I feel like I missed out on something I should have done as a teenager.
- June 08, 2011 11:15 AM
- riptidemurmur said...
one of my favorite series of all time! i adore flb's writing style. you can taste her blindingly beautiful prose.
- June 08, 2011 11:28 AM
- MY NAME IS IRS..., IRS INITSUGA said...
Yo...Tavi, really love your blog, love the kinky goodies, love your style too. Keep post your open-eyed-open-mind for the rest of us.
Sincerely from the starter, faraway from islands of Indonesia.
http://irs-initsuga-cocoonair.blogspot.com/ - June 08, 2011 11:40 AM
- Bella said...
I heart The Velvet Underground. My fave from them is "I'm Sticking With You" because it sounds like a love note from a science nerd. And I say "nerd" with luhrve. I love rainbow/cosmic/mellowed out/surfer girl/California vibes. Speaking of "California", that's my fave song from Joni Mitchell. Haha.
- June 08, 2011 7:48 PM
- Nynke said...
Those bleached hairs are just amazing.
I think I might go turquoise next, now that the pink has washed out haha
http://insearchofaprotagonist.blogspot.com/ - June 09, 2011 3:45 AM
- 20thCgirl said...
Thanks for the moosic! I'm going to pretend I'm a tie-dye hemp-weaving hippie whilst I chill out and listen to it :)
- June 09, 2011 12:11 PM
- bri said...
saw this and thought of you tavi!
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- EmK said...
oh your blog entertains me so.
- June 10, 2011 9:11 PM
- Word Smith said...
Super play list
- June 10, 2011 10:22 PM
- olivias-pizzaz said...
coool colours!! and sweeet playlist!
xx - June 11, 2011 12:39 AM
- Jason said...
Love the feeling I get from the photos as a whole...I definitely feel it portrays the direction of fashion without throwing it in our faces. You never fail to impress Tavi!
- June 11, 2011 3:21 AM
- Little Sable said...
What e nice-crazy collection!!!!
kisses from your follower ♡
With love Little Sable - June 11, 2011 3:28 AM
- caden said...
love the photo with the candles!
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- Jasmin said...
Great photos & cool song... I just love your blog! It´s always a good inspiration :)
http://www.fashion-martini.blogspot.com - June 11, 2011 12:51 PM
- A.Hurt said...
I found Francesca Lia Block in 9th grade, and it took over my world pretty quickly :). And, yes, 12 years later I still read them now & then. Good to know it still happens!
http://confessionsofavintagestoreowner.blogspot.com/ - June 11, 2011 5:56 PM
- Amy Creyer said...
So much of this post reminds me of that Meadham Kirchoff collection. The one you have the jewelry from. I seriously think you inspired that collection Tavi.
http://www.chicagostreetstyle.com/ - June 11, 2011 10:13 PM
- CPC said...
Hi Tavi, I am a huge fan of yours. I could go on but many others do so just keep doin what you're doin. And here's a song to cheer you on while you do it: http://soundcloud.com/chelsieflorence/house-of-the-rising-sun
- June 12, 2011 3:31 AM
- D♥R said...
♥♥♥ mollysoda rocks
http://inspiremebitch.blogspot.com/ - June 12, 2011 7:42 AM
- Amber said...
I don't know what kind of vibes I'm getting but there definately good vibes!! I love this blog, and the pics have given me some inspiration for art projects! thank you :)
xx - June 12, 2011 11:41 AM
- Hadera Burki said...
great pictures.
check out my blog, i'm a 13 YEAR OLD BLOGGER - http://haderablog.blogspot.com/ ♥ - June 12, 2011 12:13 PM
- My Karma said...
I love your blog work. And it is really inspiring :)
http://mykarmasf.blogspot.com/ - June 12, 2011 8:24 PM
- HauteCouture-addicted said...
Dear Tavi !!!
(I'm French so I don't speak very well English!)
I'm so happy when you post a new post in your blog !! I love your blog because I'm a big fan of fashion and I love your way to see fashion because I think that everybody see the fashion differntly !!
Please if you have the time go to see my blog !
I'm so happy to have discover your blog and to have meet you and your fashion's talent!
Bye !! - June 13, 2011 3:43 AM
- pugpuppy said...
Hi Tavi, my name's Molly. I sent you a comment a few days ago but I forgot where I posted it. anyway I've been on your blog before and it's weird, but creative. You have a great sense of imagination and fasion. I don't do fashion but I love to draw cartoons and I made a blog where I posted my works and other stuff. I was hoping I could get discovered for it like you did. I didn't think of this now though, I've been planning on being famous for drawing for a long time. could you look at my blog whenever you have the time? I can't send you a link so the address is www.phillipandphyllis-pugpuppy.blogspot.com
- June 13, 2011 3:23 PM
- Angeles Almuna said...
Great post! very original and unique...and I have to see this neon Weetzie Bat....bla bla bla! crazy you!
Kisses Lady Tavi and summer is coming so soon!
www.shopangelesalmuna.com - June 13, 2011 5:30 PM
- Meagan said...
I am naive and I don't know what Weetzie Bat is, so I have nothing very worthwhile to contribute here, but it looks cool and sparkly etc etc. (merp monotone)
http://youtu.be/NQTT4_xSVjo - June 14, 2011 9:32 AM
- Ravenna Moreira said...
LOVELY POST!!!!! :))))))) www.pulsacoesplanetarias.blogspot.com
- June 14, 2011 9:44 AM
- Rachel Cannon and Ken Sims said...
I LOVE the escapist post, Tavi. It makes me wish I was trapped in a colorful dream world, complete with a pet rat. : )
http://sartorialsoul.blogspot.com/ - June 14, 2011 1:43 PM
- bex.52 said...
Awesome pictures, love all the girls with blue hair. I just finished my exams, ready to bask in the summer sun already!
http://bexsartblog.blogspot.com/ - June 14, 2011 2:41 PM
- Wil said...
People check out my new baking blog, i've got a dream to write a cookbook while I'm still young and you, tavi, are a great example of how young people can thrive!
http://thebakingboy.blogspot.com/ - June 14, 2011 5:05 PM
- Cess said...
Youre so funny! I love reading your blog, and I read it almost everyday, arent I creepy and weird?! Oh ya and i was wondering if you could look at my blog theflowered.blogspot.com
- June 14, 2011 5:35 PM
- punkius said...
As much as the picture with the girl rat creeps me out (I HATE RATS), I love this post!
- June 15, 2011 3:10 PM
- Miss Sofie said...
As if I didn't already LOVE YOU ENOUGH, you qoute a Girl song? Let's get married and have seven babies.
- June 16, 2011 3:39 PM
- Kallie, Happy Honey and Lark said...
I just pulled out all my Francesca Lia Block books...I love these pics, they capture what I imagined as a teenage while I was reading them. PS-my blog is named after a part of one of her stories.
- June 18, 2011 6:35 PM
- cancercowboy said...
nice mix.
- June 21, 2011 2:14 PM
- Lily said...
Love this!
101fashionavenue.blogspot.com is my blog! - June 21, 2011 7:23 PM
- josh said...
only stuff on this one worth listening to are Los Angeles and and Big Bad Mean Motherfucker (I think Hellhole Ratrace is better but I guess it doesn't go with the whole glo-fi dream-pop electric chillwave theme). srry bout the cynicism. i liked your riot grrrl mix better.
- June 26, 2011 10:30 AM
- Ishara said...
Wow this dress and jewelry so beautiful. I like so much this jewelry and dress. I want this dress. Really your website is very helpful for all. I found so many interesting stuff in your blog especially its discussion. From the tons of comments on your articles, I guess I am not the only one having all the enjoyment here! Keep up the good work. Thanks for sharing with us.
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Simplyright now i am speech less, all things looks brilliant, your hair,eyes, ETC, having great impact in your personality.
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Indoor Track IndexingGlad to see NCAA is indexing indoor tracks. Question for the mathematicians on the forum. Was surprised to see the conversion factor is 4 significant figures (.000_) while timing is only 2 significant figures (.0_). Does this make sense?
Re: Indoor Track IndexingConsidering it's the NCAA, I'm surprised they're not indexing the 60...
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Not a mathematician, but agree that it doesn't seem to make sense.
Re: Indoor Track Indexinganother great decision to further isolate the sport from the small fan base we already have. bravo to the ncaa and the coaches association for another idiotic decision that does nothing to improve the sport. maybe someone can create an app to do the conversions for coaches and fan so they can figure out if anyone has qualified for nationals. that should create loads of excitement for spectators and coaches at every meet.
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Hold on MJR. This indexing addresses a very specific issue with indoor track and field. As long as we have different sized indoor tracks, we have to make every effort to fairly index them. I would love to hear how you would address this issue while simultaneously improving the sport and NOT putting either 200m flat tracks, 200m banked tracks, undersized tracks or oversized tracks out of business.
Re: Indoor Track IndexingYeah, MJR got it completely backwards.
This is a major win for those who have "disadvantaged" tracks (and which are still the majority of the undercover sites?). Levels the playing field quite nicely. The thought that there are any conversions required for the fans is completely silly of course. The Q-time is what it is. That's what's listed ahead of time, what's printed in the program (if there is such a thing in this day and age), and what the meet announcer and and writers shoudl be saying during/after. It's irrelevant if somebody needs (making numbers up here) to run a 4:01.0 mile on one of the oversized speedways in Seattle or Notre Dame. If you're on a smaller setup, your target time is 4:03.0 and that's all that anybody needs to know. Completely seamless. Of course, I would also argue that if fans have to have an exact fix on whether or not somebody is Qing for the Nationals for them to enjoy racing, the sport is irreparably broken anyway. But that's a rant for another day.
Re: Indoor Track IndexingTo quote Norbert Wiener, I am a mathematician, though obviously not at his level, and I agree with gh. Sounds a fine idea to level the playing field. The difference between Harvard's banked 220 oval and some 160 flat track is significant, and it is about time the NCAA recognized it.
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Yes, it does make sense. You have the notion of significant digits mixed up with the number of decimal places listed in the number. We could change the number of decimal places very easily by using different measuring units. For instance, the are a lot of decimal places in the time if we measure it in days (now we have added six decimal places to the time). When you measure a marathon course, you have the same accuracy if you are within one tenth of one percent of 42.195 km (42 meters) or 42,195 m (42 meters). There is a second, more subtle aspect of what is the best estimate given the level of precision; I will not address that here.
Re: Indoor Track IndexingNow I hear the indexing were based on individual athletes who ran on multiple size tracks within the same season? This is one of the dumbest things I've heard of. Athletes times are going to vary so much from early to late season, and from low key to championship meets.
A better method would be to take all times from a track, and maybe base the indexing on the 10th best time on that track.
Re: Indoor Track IndexingIt is not track-specific, it is configuration-specific.
The process can be self-correcting over time. Few quality races are run on flat 200 tracks because of the disadvantages. Now, if the correction is too large, they will get a lot of faster marks on these tracks and they can adjust the factors. One season ought to allow much of the convergence, since NCAA Indoor is a list-driven qualification.
Re: Indoor Track IndexingI guess I'll weigh in on this topic. Way back in 2005 or so when I was a member of the NCAA Committee I had access to a large pool of data on NCAA qualification. I started to review it since at that time the conference I was associated with had mostly 200 meter flat tracks. Obviously, it was almost impossible to qualify on those facilities. So I took all the NCAA qualifying marks for a two year period and assigned them to size track achieved on. I found that in the US 68% of all tracks are flat, 200, yet only 2.5% of NCAA qualifying performances came from flat 200 tracks. While not a rocket scientist I said......ahh hah. So I created a report that lead to adjustments on flat 200 tracks based on analyzing 50,000 performances. Someone said that there is great variance between early and late season. Precisely. Performances were only accepted for the data points from a 4 week, mid-season competition. So early and late season performances were eliminated.
From that research study another larger study was undertaken given with TFRRS one could gather hundreds of thousands of pieces of data and analyze it. The NCAA Committee assigned four individuals with outstanding statistical expertise (and they are coaches) to analyze and come up with solutions to the 200 flat, 200 banked, and oversized issue. The work they did took almost one full year. They did not use early or late season performances in the data analysis. Is there conclusions perfect? Certainly not, but what we have now is so much fairer than before and that was the simple intent. I would estimate that after a 3-5 year period, with much more data another review could take place. One of the aspects that I personally like about the new conversions is that it makes DI-DII-DIII the same. In the past a 4:09 miler in DI would have a different conversion than a 4:09 miler in DII or DIII. Obviously that was flawed. As a coach I appreciate the new conversions and what they are attempting to do. One of the greatest pieces of information to come out of the data analysis is that there is no appreciable difference between a banked 200 track and an oversized 300 meter track. Cheers, Rich
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For an 800 up, I believe you. For 200s and 400s I don't believe it for a second
Re: Indoor Track Indexinggh: I hear you. But the problem is that given the vast amount of data it just doesn't show up. So the issue for folks making the decisions (NCAA) is what do they do? Accept the data, or make a decision that is not supported by the data. But I do get your point.
Re: Indoor Track IndexingAllow me to posit that for the 200/400 data to work, it needs to have lane-draw factored in. I'm totally guessing on some of this here, but my experience tells me that while the "average" banked 200 time may well be equal to the 300 flat, I guess that lane 1 is actually at a disadvantage, while in lane 6, the advantage swings wildly to the banked track, not only because of the wider curve (which also happens on the flat 300) but also because of the drop in elevation, which is significant.
And 5 is also in favor, to a lesser degree... where the crossover point comes I don't know. But the key is this: those putting up actual qualifying marks are "always" coming from the outer lanes (moreso on a banked track than a flat). And those are the numbers that matter. So the data set is rendered almost useless if the inner lanes are considered, even if the numbers seem to tell you something. GIGO. I will admit, of course, that it's possible that somebody factored this in. I get the feeling no.
Re: Indoor Track Indexinggh: Very perceptive as usual. The mandate of the committee was to generally compare flat, banked, and oversized tracks. That is what they used the data for and based on that mandate they did a great job. And I totally agree with your statement about qualifying marks coming from lanes 3-4-5-6, and more likely lanes 5 and 6. Rarely do you see athletes competing in lanes one and two in the 200-400. I wonder though if comparing data from lane 6 of the oversized to lane 6 of banked, lane 5 to 5 and so on is worthwhile. At some point we could have conversion factors for a litany of issues; temperature variance, lanes, radius, etc, etc. And where do we stop? We even have altitude conversions that take into consideration the size of the athlete but don't use them. So even though the committee could take the next step and compare lanes versus lanes there is a part of me that says....stop. Thanks for bringing up this interesting issue.
Re: Indoor Track IndexingRich:
You need to let the data tell the story. You have reduced the variance around the estimates with your modeling. However, I suspect that if you go further doing essentially what gh suggests you will find that you will get a substantial reduction in the residual variance. To not test that step once the data are there seems to be to decide what the answer is in a manner that is not consistent with what you have done so far. Above I suggested that the revised incentives will alter the competitive landscape and provide new, less biased data. Specifically, people did not gear up to the top effort for flat tracks except for some conference championships, and there the sprint-heavy regions had banked ovals, so it was 'thin' at the top. Using top athletes is an important element because they tend to be more consistent with things like starts and even the starting process (e.g., the starter, etc). Thus, I expect to see top-level qualifying efforts on tracks that would not have gotten such efforts before this. This will take the preparation bias out of the data to an extent. I expect that the revised data will, in general, reduce the adjustments for the flat 200 tracks. Thus, as the new data come in, which should be less biased, you should also bring in other factors --- i.e., control for lane assignment! --- and you will have cleaner model and results.
Re: Indoor Track IndexingFor me, the 500-pound gorilla in the room is this: anything that encourages major-meet competition on an oversized track should be discouraged, and saying that a 300-plus flat track isn't any faster than a 200 banked one is crazy.
Why discouraged? Because the sport lives and dies by its statistics, and if you encourage people to compete on tracks that aren't viable for all-time list or record consideration,what are you doing for the sport's credibility. Would anybody think it logical to allow people to throw a 15-pound shot as a nationals qualifier, then add x% to the mark? I think not. The monster speedways may make for great training venues for large numbers of people, and that's great, but they make a mockery of the competitive sport. Particularly when they're used as non-competitive time-trial venues. Is that what our sport is really all about?
Re: Indoor Track IndexingOn the other hand, what overall importance does indoor competition have in the great scheme of things? Everyone knows that times don't truly matter that much indoors. Frankly, I think the absolute standardization of the sport is rather deadly--way too much of the same thing over and over. The variety of X-C competition is a perfectly good thing and I'd like to think that the variety of indoor competition might be an equally good thing. I'm just fine with the statistics being made complicated. Aren't they already, really?
Re: Indoor Track IndexingGH said, "For me, the 500-pound gorilla in the room is this: anything that encourages major-meet competition on an oversized track should be discouraged, and saying that a 300-plus flat track isn't any faster than a 200 banked one is crazy. Why discouraged? Because the sport lives and dies by its statistics, and if you encourage people to compete on tracks that aren't viable for all-time list or record consideration,what are you doing for the sport's credibility. "
First off you have zero data to either support or reject your belief that 300 flat tracks and 200 banked tracks are the same. And I am not crazy. You used in an earlier post words like, "Possible", "guessing", "my experience". And that is exactly why we have a screwed up system. For the last 20 years I have been imploring the NCAA Track & Field Committee and people that make decisions to move toward a data-driven discussion. In other words have some actual facts before making important decisions and not rely on "beliefs". So many of the decisions that track & field has made over the last 30 years have been because of someones "experience" and what they "think" is best. Well thats not worth a hill of beans. We finally have intellectually gifted groups that are collecting mountains of data to try to come to informed decisions that are logical, rationale, and move the sport forward. Then there are the people that sit in the cheap seats who have nothing more to offer than "my experience". Well thats not good enough and has led us down a checkered path. When my daughter was little she used to sit there and close her eyes and think everything around her would disappear because she couldn't see it. I will 100% agree with you that they are a statisticians nightmare. But maybe you haven't noticed that they are being built all over the country. So what do we do? Just close our eyes and make believe like they are not there? Sorry, they are there and we have to find a way to manage that in a positive manner. I loved my typewriter but when computers came I had to suck it up and move with the technology. 300 meter tracks are here to stay and more institutions will build them no matter whether you or I like them. We can't just ignore them so we have to find a way to manage them. Just one guys opinion.
Re: Indoor Track IndexingPotential hidden advantage of the new system -- more dual/tri/quad meets.
Why? Because before there was a real incentive to save the big efforts for the favorable tracks, whereas most dual meets would be held on flat 200 ovals. Now it is easier to get a Q from a flat 200 and coaches might be more willing to schedule them and not travel to a few big invites. Of course, the competition is not there so much for top athletes in dual meets (partly the scholarship limitations).
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I don't remotely believe that, even though the new standards say they are. Which is why I'm aghast that they're cast in the same category. And the real problem is that different categories of events have different results (IMHO). I think that people running in lanes 5 and 6 (for sure, and maybe even lane 4) on a 200 banked can run faster than anybody can on a flat 300 in any lane. And these lanes are where nationals qualifiers come from. But I also believe that for races of a mile and above (not sure about the 800), a flat 300's marks will kick the crap out of a banked 200's. Gentler turns, and fewer of them, plus—as often as not—a much wider expanse of territory in which to run freely on the straightaways. Bottom line: banked 200s and OT flat tracks do not remotely belong in the same category.
Re: Indoor Track IndexingI'm with Rich on this one. If the data says something contrary to conventional wisdom, then the conventional wisdom is wrong. See: Bill James vs baseball traditionalists, Nate Silver vs political reporters.
I can appreciate the argument that the data set was not rich enough by not including lane draw, although to do so might prove that indoor long sprints are largely a farce--which I think they are, but I don't have the data to support that. But to say that the data is wrong because you don't like the conclusions it leads us to is...not the kind of thinking that should be associated with university activities.
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At the same time, given that outdoors is more important than indoors, isn't that an advantage that oversized indoor tracks more closely resemble outdoor tracks?
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University activities also shouldn't be associated with a lack of critical thinking that allows one unable to tell the difference between lies, damned lies and statistics. If this had been a black & white set of numbers it would be one thing, but because of all the variables involved, the compilers had to massage the data. I don't fault them for doing that; I fault them because it seems strongly to me that they chose a flawed methodology. My understanding of the situation could be wrong, but if what I'm told is correct, it's easy to see how data could be manipulated to tell us that there's no difference between a 200 banked an an oversized unbanked. How? Because the data (so I've been told) makes no distinction between oversized, and realllly oversized. So the data from Notre Dame's 352y monster and Washington's 307m giant, for example, are mixed in with results from Edinboro's 230m, Maine's 215, Swarthmore's 215, Tennessee State 209, etc. Meanwhile, what two sites are already providing a disproportionate number of nationals qualifiers (which is what this is all about, not equalizing bottom-end performances)? Washington and Notre Dame. I realize there can't be an endless number of permutations, but I do think they need to rework the data matching unbanked 300-plus against the 200 banked.
Re: Indoor Track IndexingOne of the difficulties with the current batch of statistics is that it is hard to control for all of the factors. This adjustment will make it so that a lot of qualifying marks will now come from good flat 200 tracks, so the peaking/effort used will be equilibrated to a substantial degree. When that happens you will also get statistics that make the differences in the qualifying between 300m and Banked 200s more apparent. I expect to see three things:
1) and increase in Qs from Flat 200s 2) many 200s etc coming from top banked 200s (especially those that run 'downhill from lanes 5 and 6) relative to 300m tracks. 3) More distance marks from 300m tracks than from banked 200s. These statistics will be cleaner and provide data for a revised set of factors. I love it, an incentive structure that helps reveal the advantages of the different configurations. gh, think of the long run, not what happens this year alone.
Re: Indoor Track IndexingNow posted to the front page: links to the two articles we ran on the subject in the December and January editions.
Re: Indoor Track Indexingalso posted now: response from an NCAA coach on the committee.
Re: Indoor Track IndexingAlso on the front page now, hepstrack.com weighing in on the subject (and calling the NCAA's indexing "junk science").
Re: Indoor Track IndexingDoesn't the way this indexing has been done also devalue conference championships?
The argument would go like this: Conference championship are on a banked 200 track, many good 200m runners end up on inside lanes, therefore run slower than their potential. So the next week they go to a last chance meet where they run either on the outside lane of a banked track or on an oversized track. As a result, last chance meets become more important than conference championships.
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You bring up two very good points. 1. The 200m is never a fair fight on a 200m track, regardless of indexing. Lane draw is everything. The 200m should not be a championship event IMO for that reason. 2. The fact that so many Indoor NCAA Championship competitors are determined in last chance meets tells us there was a real need to make an indexing adjustment. Yes, I understand there are many, many variables that contribute to this point, but the fact that so few athletes qualify in the track events from a 200m flat track, when most schools have 200m flat tracks is a sizable elephant in the room to ignore. If it were up to me, you would ONLY be able to qualify for track events from 200m tracks. What is wrong with having a clear distinction between indoor and outdoor track?
Re: Indoor Track IndexingWhat is wrong is that racing on 200m track is injurious to some runners, even distance runners.
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Really? That is quite a claim. Please submit one shred of empirical data that supports your statement and we can then debate the merits of ending indoor track and field altogether.
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Stuart Eagon (Wisconsin) Actually, it is not uncommon for the coach to hold a number of the distance runners back in the indoor season because of the high stress of racing indoors (they cannot always run on Arkansas' 200B or Washington's 300+. Given that I know a number of runners from the modest set I am familiar with, I am almost stunned that you think that there is not a shred of evidence on this. I am not sure that those 200 and 400 guys are particularly thrilled about running a bunch of races on Flat 200s.
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OK, so no empirical evidence... Anecdotal evidence is a pretty slippery slope, my friend.
Re: Indoor Track IndexingWrong reference point - you are not looking at an 'experiment' and cannot use that reference point for evaluation. In fact, you almost have to flip the Ho/evidence for alternative in this sort of case. Maybe you ought to talk with a lot of coaches.
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You have no control group to know whether or not Stuart would have been injured outdoors if he had trained through indoors. There were many factors that lead to his injuries in college and it is ridiculous to blame it all on indoor track. Perhaps I should talk with myself- considering I have loads of experience as a athlete, and even more as a collegiate coach. Collegiate athletes that kick ass indoors have a tendency to kick ass outdoors. Athletes that get injured indoors tend to be the same ones that get injured outdoors. "Everybody knows" might mean something to you and even some of my peers, but it doesn't mean much to me. It doesn't mean much to Pat Henry or Vin Lananna. Pull the data and give me something I can use. BTW, I would be very interested in the correlation between kicking ass in cross country and being injured for outdoor track. Pull that data too if you have the time.
Re: Indoor Track IndexingYou really do not get it do you:
Anecdotes count as 'shreds'. Now you are wanting me to provide studies that indicate that your universal claim, absolutely unsupported, is not correct. That is what I meant by 'reference point'. You made a claim, back it up with something more than assertion, especially since you now how something you claimed did not exist facing you to overcome. Both he and his coach were of the same opinion, and somehow a coach of his stature is vastly more impressive to me than your unsupported statement -- that coach being Jerry Schumacher. ["Jerry Schumacher is an American coach for the sport of track and field, specializing in distance running. He has coached Olympic bronze medalist and the American women's 10k record holder Shalane Flanagan, the former men's American 10k record holder Chris Solinsky, the men's American two mile record holder Matt Tegenkamp, and the women's NCAA 10k record holder Lisa Koll. Prior to 2008 he was the head coach of the University of Wisconsin–Madison track and field team.' http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jerry_Schumacher]
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I admit it. I'm lost. What statement do you feel I have made beyond requesting you back up your original claim with data? You claimed that everyone knows that indoor tracks hurt athletes. I challenged that assertion and asked for data to back the claim. You gave a name of one athlete you believe was hurt by indoor track. I rejected your anecdotal evidence and asked for real data. You then gave me coach Jerry Schumacher and his opinion Stuart was hurt by indoor track (more anecdotal evidence), and then oddly pasted his wiki bio. I know Jerry personally, btw. No wiki info needed. You claim I have made an unsupported statement. My only statement in regards to you is that I reject your assertion that everyone knows indoor tracks hurt athletes. I have never seen supporting data for that claim. It is possible that you are correct, but I am not someone who just blindly accepts statements that can easily be proved or disproved with hard data. You made the claim. I am just asking you to back it up.
Re: Indoor Track IndexingThis is silly: First (and most importantly), by having the prior posts slip out of view on page 1 of the thread I am the one that probably led us down that road because your prior post is one that I agree with you on essentially everything. I too think that we will see more of a balance in the qualifying facility, which will make things more fair.
Second, I had began with the quote below and your response was about a scintilla of evidence. I did not say that all runners get injured because of running/racing on indoor tracks just that some do. I had proved my point [some runners] with my example(s) and then you wanted me to provide studies; if I claimed 50% or 20% or 10% or some other non-trivial number, maybe, but it was a limited statement:
As another anecdote, the track on the drawing board at Wisconsin (but far from any further action as far as i know) is for a banked 200m track that is 'pneumatic' (can be raised, in general is flat) with another several lanes outside Lane 6 so that the outer circumference is close to 300m so that it is much easier to run on for training. I do not know how definitive this is and as far as I know it is not an active project at all but does tell us about what the coaches and athletes at Wisconsin think.
Re: Indoor Track IndexingThere is a thread on LetsRun asking for some wide-radius 200m tracks. I am not sure what the variation is from the standard, since the straight is not that long as is.
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Package: language-pack-se-base (1:10.04+20110931) [security]
Links for language-pack-se-base
Ubuntu Resources:
Download Source Package language-pack-se-base:
Please consider filing a bug or asking a question via Launchpad before contacting the maintainer directly.
Original Maintainer (usually from Debian):
- Language pack maintainers
It should generally not be necessary for users to contact the original maintainer.
Similar packages:
translations for language Northern Sami
Translation data for all supported packages for: Northern Sami
This package provides the bulk of translation data and is updated only seldom. language-pack-se provides frequent translation updates, so you should install this as well.
Other Packages Related to language-pack-se-base
- dep: dpkg (>= 1.10.27ubuntu1)
- Debian package management system
- dep: language-pack-se (>= 1:10.04+20110931)
- translation updates for language Northern Sami
- dep: locales (>= 2.3.6)
- common files for locale support
Download language-pack-se-base
Architecture | Package Size | Installed Size | Files |
all | 2.3 kB | 64.0 kB | [list of files] |


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