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BEWARE – This inferior version misrepresents itself,December 8, 2006 ByDuddley Serious (Great White North) –This review is from: The Old Grey Whistle Test Collection (DVD)Despite being called The Complete Collection this set is 110 minutes shorter than the product of the same name sold by the BBC in the UK. Not only that but Volume One should be spread over 2 discs as in the UK but here 190 minutes are crammed on to 1 disc to save them a few pennies while delivering over-compressed video to the paying customer.
Read the reviews for Volume Three to discover some of the fine acts that aren't included here but should be.
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Old Tin Whistle Test,October 28, 2008 ByThis review is from: The Old Grey Whistle Test Collection (DVD)Many years ago I saw this BBC program on PBS. Only a few episodes of OGWT were broadcasts in my area. I bought this set on the anticipation from reviews from Guitar Player Magazine and rekindled my interest.
Though starts off great with vintage Alice Cooper, Elton John and Rory Gallagher, the disc quickly got bogged down in long lengthly interviews with the producers. Please beware that their is are apparently two versions? The set I purchased did not include BeBop Deluxe and Thin Lizzy as reviewed in GP? The rare footage of Bill Nelson's '70′s band still eludes me. Also as disappointing was Thin Lizzy with a young Gary Moore?? The second disc start menu was corrupted and extras like artist interviews could not be selected, A real shame.
It is not all bad, great rare footage of Montrose and early Sammy Hagar, Johnny Winter, The Who and Supertramp.You just have to fast forward relentless boring producer interviews. Not being a big fan of punk, I quickly passed on those cuts. I have to say Roxy Music and U2 a great look back at New Wave.
Good idea, needed better editing to keep your interest. I would love to see box sets of the Don Kirshner's Rock Concert or the King Biscuit Flower Hour (radio). If someone could unearth the all the footage of 1974 Califorina Jam, I think there would be a lot of interest.
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Family structure and children's education outcome: Evidence from Uruguay
As the developed world has experienced a shift away from the traditional two-biological parent family, scholars have sought to understand how children are faring in non-traditional homes. Debate has arisen over assertions that children from non-traditional families do less well in school. Concerns about selection issues as well as a paucity of cross-cultural evidence, have led some scholars to question the influence of family structure on educational attainment. Using data from the 2006 Uruguayan household survey, we evaluate the relationship of family structure with children's education using two different methods to deal with selection problems, an instrumental variables approach and propensity score matching. Both approaches yield evidence that growing up in non-traditional family structures seems to be negative related with the schooling of Uruguayan boys, with more muted results for girls. Interestingly, Uruguay is a developing country with two peculiarities, that is, a culture that experienced fairly rapid modernization in terms of institutions –including family transition-, especially compared with other South American nations, and meanwhile an intriguing high level of school drop-out, unusually high for Uruguay's overall level of development.Download Info
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Jean for Model Number KSRB25FKSS04
Answer Jean, at this point, it's probably not a faulty diffuser 2209751 It'll probably fail in the near future, but you have to eliminate the frost and ice first. Frost and ice inside a refrigerator/freezer is due to warm or moist air meeting cold air. So your first check needs to be at the door seals, dispenser seal and open containers in either compartment. Then start checking for electrical/mechanical failures, like a weak defrost thermostat, intermittent heater, or faulty control timer or board. Also check to see if there is water or ice on the floor of the freezer and refrigerator compartment, This would indicate a possible defrost drain issue and allows moisture to accumulate in the bottom and get distributed throughout the refrigerator.
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Kevin for Model Number 10650599003
Answer Hello Kevin, It is a possibility that the damper could have just failed. The normal cause for failure is moisture getting in them and freezing causing the motor to bread the sliding door on the damper.
Phil for Model Number 10650592000
Answer It's always recommended to unplug the unit before starting as there is no way to guarentee that you won't encounter voltage in the process of a repair. Look in the fresh food compartment at the top left hand side. There is a cover that is held on by a single 1/4 hex headed screw. Remove this screw and cover. You will find another screw behind where this cover was. Remove it also. Open the freezer compartment and remove the cover in the uppermost right hand side. Under this cover, there is a small rectangular hole with a tab hooked into each of the four corners. You have to press these corner tabs towards the center of the hole at the same time to release the damper assembly. It will drop towards the fresh food compartment. Be gentle and don't push it all the way through. This model has an escutcheon, (control panel display) that has to be removed with a butter knife. You can use a screwdriver but the chances are high that you will damage it cosmetically. If you slip the butter knife into the slot at the top of the control display, after the removal of the knobs, and slide it across to the other side, this will release it and you can set it aside. There are two screws that were hidden behind this display panel, (1/4 inch hex). (Hint: When reinstalling, I never tighten these two all the way to ease the reinstallation of the display panel). Remove these two screws and look straight up behind the control area, (fresh food ceiling). There are two more 1/4 inch hex headed screws there. Leave one screw part way in for now. Now there are two types of controls here. One has wires going to the damper control and the other has a linkage. Carefully reach back and pull the rear part, (damper assembly), out and hold it. There is a very delicate plastic part that the linkage goes into that will break if you allow this assembly to hang down if it has the linkage type control. Remove the screw that you had left in and lower the assembly, (front and rear), simultaneously to prevent stressing the damper linkage. Unplug the harness from the ceiling and lower the unit to gain access to the inside of the control box. Remove the two screws that secure the board to the control box. Now, one at a time, remove a wire and place it on the new board. Remove the next, and so on. once the wires are on, reinstall the two screws that secure it to the control box and you're ready to begin the reinstallation process. This is where most people will break the linkage if so equipped, so be very careful! I usually find a Tupperware container or something else with a large top to set the damper assembly on while I plug in the harness and get a couple of screws started. Once the control assembly is held up by a couple of screws, you can reinsert the four prongs back into the rectangular opening. The rest is simply reinstalling covers and screws. Don't forget the covers in the freezer compartment. At the end of this repair, you have to reinstall the escutcheon, (control panel display). This can be tricky, but there are tabs that fit slots. Get them started and it should go in. Sure hope this wasn't too confusing.
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Answer Hi Mario. Your unit is a self defrosting unit. Every 6-8 hrs / 24 - 7 the unit will turn off the run time and then send 120 vac to the defrost thermostat part # 2306462 and then if it is closed (normally in frozen temperatures) It will pass the voltage to the defrost heater part # 2306389. This defrost control board or timer will allow it to stay on for aprox. 20-25 mins. untill the inside temp reaches 40 ° approx. and then the defrost thermostat now opens and stops voltage to the heater protecting cabinet damage. Therefore the damper was more then likely ok unless the damper motor could not regulate the opening / and / closing of the damper. You will need a volt/ohm meter to check the parts. In the frozen temps. your defrost thermostat will be closed-o-ohms. The heater will read resistance of approx. 11-18 ohms, not open. Then you need to advance the unit into defrost and check for 120 vac going to the thermostat and the white neutral wire. This will tell you if the control board is ok part # 2320696. Your wiring diagram is with the controls section. Thank You.
John for Model Number KSRS25ILSS03
Answer Hello John. Check and see if there is a defrost problem inside the freezer. If so, you will need to test the heater 2323198 and the thermostat W10225581. They should read closed for continuity when cold. If they are good, you will need to replace the timer 8201658. You can test this with a multi-meter TJMA-DMT3. Here is a link on how to use a multi-meter. Hope this helps. http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html
Rich for Model Number KSRX25FSBL01
Answer Hi Rich. The Auto damper is motor controlled. The wall gasket(no- leakage) is very sticky and you may need to use a putty knife to scrape it off. If you do, unhook it electrically and then physically open it to a 50% rate until you get the new part. This will help recover the no-cool. If you have to, block it so it stays open. The part # is 2209751. Thank you.


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Lauren Jones, 2012 honor graduate of Malakof High School, is the recipient of the Ollie Bius Memorial Nursing Scholarship.
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Ollie Bius was born in 1916 in the Piney Woods of East Texas. Life was a struggle for her family growing up. As a young woman, she realized that the only hope she had for a better life was to relocate. Over a two year period, she managed to save $25 she earned from picking cotton. With her "life savings" in a tobacco sack pinned inside her blouse, she boarded the train to Fort Worth.
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Mrs. Bius passed away in 1994 at the age of 88. On her deathbed she informed her daughters that she was supporting a nursing student who lacked one more year to complete her degree. She told them in no uncertain terms that they were to make sure the young woman would have funds to finish her studies.
At her funeral, several attendees told the family that Mrs. Bius had funded their college costs. She clearly had honored her commitment to "pay it forward." Although she had been gone for many years, her legacy continues though the scholarship established by her family.
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Mesa Grill
I don't think Mesa Grill is bad, but I think it lacks execution at this point. When I get a craving for good, upscale southwestern I go to Hells Kitchen (the restaurant, not the neighborhood). Similar style, but you get the feeling they care about you having a good time. (Probably because they cannot count on the bridge and tunnel crowd to keep it filled)
The food is great at Mesa Grill, it may not be as "trendy" as it used to be but I have been several times and the food was consistently good. I wouldn't say that it is romantic in any way and the food is definitely my taste (southwest)and it may not be everyones. I can't complain about this place at all and I have to say it is one of my favorites. A great place for a birthday if you want to have good food and good drinks.
Had a perfectly fine meal here a few months back. I don't think it's "seen it's day" and agree, that it is niche cuisine. If you enjoy BF's type of food, you will enjoy your meal here. The night we went, service was great, the meal was very enjoyable. We knew what we were coming for, we were not expecting an Eleven Madison Park experience. It's fun, lively and if your husband wants to eat there, that's all that matters.
Here is the link to my review:
Let us know if you go and what your opinion was.
I think that all posts here that compare Mesa Grill to Grammercy Tavern, EMP, etc. are missing the point.
I love those places too, and I know that Mesa isn't as high quality of a restaurant, but it's niche cuisine. I think that it's still the best outlet for Flay's 50-spice-rubbed corn-crusted chile-chipotle-charred whatevers. If that's the sort of stuff that you're craving, then a trip to Mesa Grill is worth it.
The service, while usually fine, is spotty.
re: diropstim
I agree with diropstim. Mesa Grill has seen it's day. I have not been there in about 2 years, but I remember how the service was way off, and the food was ok. Nothing that stands out in my mind. This certainly is not a place where I say to my husband, let's go, I'm craving Mesa Grill. Never.
Definately try Eleven Madison Park. It is superb! Especially for your husband's birthday. It is a way much higher caliber of a restaurant. I have eaten there about 4 times now since the summer. (As a matter of fact, I went there all based on another perosn who posts on this board. And she was so right! It is one of our new favorites!)
Wherever you go, have a good time!


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Huntsman Gets Serious on Iran!
The Republican candidate who gets, in my judgment, a bit too much credit for being different in a non-bellicose way from his opponents on matters of foreign policy, gets very close to calling for pre-emptive war on Iran on CNN's Piers Morgan last night. month (Without ever saying the words, of course.)
Huntsman's comment, which comes as the U.S. faces difficulty in gaining U.N. Security Council support for another round of even more punitive sanctions, is perhaps the most hawkish position taken by a GOP presidential candidate. His position removes the crucial caveat, which most Iran-hawks embrace, that military action should only be taken if sanctions fail....
[From the transcript]: You can layer sanction upon sanction and I think in the end the sanctions aren't going to have much of an impact. Sanctions have already been taken to the U.N. Security Council. You can go for another round of sanctions and that probably should be tried. You can go after their state bank. You can sanction the elite. You can sanction those travelling in and out. You can tighten the noose in ways that will make life a lot more difficult from an economic standpoint. But my sense is that their ultimate aspiration is to become a nuclear power, in which case sanctions probably aren't going to get you there. And that means [it's] likely we're going to have a conversation with Israel at some point. As we approach that point it's important for the United States to remind the world what it means to be a friend and ally of the United States....
The conclusion that a "conversation with Israel" is inevitable, would appear to be a reference to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's recent saber-rattling against Iran and the belief held by many Iran-hawks that if the U.S. doesn't act militarily against Iran, Israel will attack unilaterally.
I agree it's hard to read those last comments in any other way, in a world where everyone is (rightly) reluctant to say the words "We should start a war with Iran now" and yet want the world, and Iran, to think that they think that's exactly what we should do.
The Huntsman speaketh:
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It's only 'pre-emptive' if they aren't already at war with you. They are so it's not.
The Iranian bombs are raining on my head as we speak. But I've got my head in the sand, so I'm ignoring them.
The folk in Khobar Towers didn't have that luxury.
yeah bra ....in saudi arabia. might as well have been nebraska!
This is one hell of a slow war. Don't you plan your follow-up less than 15 years after your initial strike?
Lots of 'follow-up' in arming Iraq Shi'ite militias and giving shelter to AQ 'prisoners' after invading Afstan.
Their subtle and devious in fighting us by not fighting us. Send in the nukes.
What kind of evil bastards would invade Iraq or help out Muslim radicals in Afghanistan?
What kind of fucking stupid evil bastards would invade Iraq or help out Muslim radicals in Afghanistan?
So we were straight up at war with the Soviet Union for decades, rather than engaged in a series of proxy wars?
If the Iranian navy heading for American waters at full steam doesn't constitute an act of war, their constant Flying Killer Robot flyovers certainly do.
None of those are acts of war. This is: The 9/11 Commission found that "senior al Qaeda operatives and trainers traveled to Iran to receive training in explosives," and that "8 to 10 of the 14 Saudi 'muscle' operatives traveled into or out of Iran between October 2000 and February 2001." During the Afghanistan war, Iran welcomed fleeing al Qaeda and Taliban fighters.
I believe the actual 9/11 hijackers received their flight training in Florida, so we should start bombing Tallahassee too?
you won't hear me objecting.
You're being an obtuse idiot. I know you're smarter than this.
Take note that none of those Saudis went to Saudi Arabia before 9/11 and that is why we need to support the house of Saud.
But the CIA trained and armed Bin Laden's crack-team of uber-terrorists. Shit...this means...we MUST GO BACK IN TIME AND DESTROY THE CIA CIRCA 1980 SINCE ITS THEIR FUCKING FAULT.
We...are through...the looking glass people.
So, since the United States attacked Iran and installed a puppet government in 1954, Iran should be attacked again?
that was then, this is now...and we're waay moar lethal than evah
It's only 'pre-emptive' if they aren't already at war with you. They are so it's not.
Iran has been fighting a proxy war against the US in Iraq and Afghanistan for years. They have supplied weapons and support to people fighting American troops. Even some of their own Quds forces types have crossed the borders for actual fighting.
So, yeah, a state of war has existed. We just haven't bothered to officially acknowledge it.
oh, well we should definitely start a shooting war then...
So they started a war on the US because we invaded and occupied their neighboring countries for like a decade? Those belligerent scumbags!
Don't forget the U.S. attacking them in 1954 and putting a a puppet government that brutalized the population.
Oh, and of course the negotiations that George Bush scuppered when the state department started bringing the Iranians on board for an anti-al Queda alliance. Can't kill the narrative that they are allied with al Queda, a Sunni group that thinks that the only good Shiites are subservient or dead.
tarran, you have fallen victim of more muslim conspiracy theories. If you are to believe that Operation Ajax really happened then you would have to believe that American and British agents actually bombed nursery schools in Iran and blamed the murders on Mossadeq in order to help oust him...and if you believe that then you are basically accusing good americans of being terorists and if you are doing that then you are a terrorist muslim extremist conspiracy theorist and I will not sit here and listen to your crap any longer!! go play with your communist joo hating friends elsewhere.
Who worked with Jimmy Carter to help make sure that the Shah got to come chill in America? good american, but his name slips my mind. -
Hey, let's not forget supporting the guy who committing horrific atrocities against them, before he became inconvenient and had to be whacked.
Don't forget the U.S. attacking them in 1954 and putting a a puppet government that brutalized the population.
Typcial bullshit. The CIA played a marginal role swapping out one dictator for another one. Does not given them an reason to kill Americans today.
Oh, and of course the negotiations that George Bush scuppered when the state department started bringing the Iranians on board for an anti-al Queda alliance.
Trusting the word of the government of Iran. How cute.
Trusting our incompetent government to actually do anything useful/productive/constitutional/moral in the Middle East after 60+ years of abject failure. How Cute.
Operation Ajax bitches....Kermit Roosevelt, MI6, CIA getting protect British petroleum oil...you are really ignorant huh Cytotoxic? you really don't know that the US government bombed nursery schools and blamed it on Mossadeq to help decrease his popularity? yes your government will kill innocent children.
He couldn't remember the lyrics to Bomb Bomb Bomb, Bomb Bomb Iran.
I remember that. And "Message to Khomeini", which also included a line about our Boy Scouts being able to wipe them out.
By the by, I made the "I just saw it so I thought it was brand new" mistake--that clip was from a few weeks ago, not last night. Post fixed.
What I'm curious about is whether or not Obama will run as the foreign policy dove he claimed to be in 2008, and not the shoot-first-ask-later drone master that he has been since taking office.
When you look at Huntsman or any of the other GOP candidates they all pretty much sing the same hawkish tune when it comes Iran -mainly we need to bomb it like yesterday- but they sound like a lot of bluster and not much else.
Whereas when Obama says he's going to stick with sanctions, UNSC resolutions etc. it makes me wonder if he really intends on doing more, or if he isn't already doing more we just don't know about it.
There's little doubt that once Assad ends up on a lamppost somewhere in Damascus Iran will be under increasing pressure to pick up the jihad funding slack for Hezbollah and the other nitwits in the region. Lebanese moderates will see less interference from Syria's Hezbollah arm, which will increase pressure on Iran's Supreme council to crack down even harder.
One thing is for sure, Iran will be the flashpoint for the next president. And I don't believe a single fucking word out of any of them at this point in terms of what they say they will do and what they end up doing. Bush II ran on an anti-nation building foreign policy, and we saw how well that worked out.
I wonder if Obama will fly drones in circles around the buildings where the debates in the general will occur?
What I'm curious about is whether or not Obama will run as the foreign policy dove he claimed to be in 2008, and not the shoot-first-ask-later drone master that he has been since taking office.
-------------------------what are you talking about? Obama has shown you what he will do by his action; any words he uses are immaterial. Previous actions set the course for future actions. It's like domestic or economic policy. Sane people knew the moderate talk was bullshit because there was nothing moderate in Obama's history.
Bigger question is what the results of his foreign policy are. The Brotherhood is going to run Egypt; a similar group will run Libya. Talk of "democracy" is just that, talk. The mobs in Tahrir Square are not that much different from OWS.
"""Israel will attack unilaterally."''
They have been saying that for years, they don't have the capability to do more then a token attack at that range. Especially since they have to fly over several not very friendly Muslim countries to get to Iran.
only heavy bombers can deliver the newest deep-penetrator, bunker busters which use retired 16" gun barrels packed w classified high explosives.
Not really, look at the map. They're friends with Jordan. We own IRAQ. What else is there ?
Apparently SA has told them it's okay to use their airspace to attack Iran too.
Actually, if u listen to WIKI-LEAKS...they actually DID!!!
"""Israel will attack unilaterally."''
The logic seems to be: if the U.S. doesn't attack Iran, then Israel will attack Iran unilaterally, so the U.S. should attack Iran to prevent Israel from attacking Iran unilaterally.
Yeah, I don't understand it either.
Yes, those dastardly Iranians are going to nuke us with their state of the art goat delivery system.
Btw, is it in anyway logical for Muslims to want to nuke the country that has the Dome of the Rock mosque, which as I understand it is the third holiest site in Islam?
"Logical" is not their forte.
Cyto, you are such an ignorant moron that I get physical pain reading your superstitious drivel.
Are you painfully unself-aware on purpose or are just terminally inept?
Also, educate yourself: http://www.aynrand.org/site/Ne....._ctrl=2450
My link isn't to a fucking Wikipedia article by the way. Pathetic.
Wikipedia is much more reliable an Ayn Rand-derived slanted dogmatic foreign policy worldview completely at odds with her economic worldview. Israel has been waging her style of war for years, and its just a fucking pariah state.
The wikipedia article is a nice one stop shop to indicate areas you should research.
Your cult's website, on the other hand... Well, you realize you sugarfreed the link, right?
I did however take a look at it, and, as with any religious cult trying to get the cultists riled up, it sure leaves a great deal out. Chock full of emotionally loaded words like flagrant aggressor and utterly lacking in substance.
You'll have to do better if you want to rile people up to join your Trotskyite movement.
er.. I took a look at various articles on Iran on the website I mean...
Since when has logic been a facet of Islamofascism?
Or, for that matter, the people who use that word?
You're not one of those people who's unwittingly relativistic in his view of culture and right and wrong, are you? You're not one of those people that's of the belief that Islam is a religion of peace, are you?
If you're not, and your response was triggered by the assumption that I'm some sort of Bible-thumper/neoconservative, rest easy -- I'm a strict non-interventionist who believes in trade with all, binding alliance with none, and strong military power solely for the purpose of defense. Now that that's cleared up, I feel all better.
Islamofascism is a nice, though obvious, bit of political rhetoric designed to further the narrative that all Arab and Persian countries are run by leaders who are just like Hitler and Benito M.
Why u no like manipulative language?
Pull that out of your ass, did ya?
Pull that out of your ass, did ya?
Nope. I just observed how no one used the word before a few years ago. Before it was "terrorists" and "Islamic extremists" and "Islamic militants". Then came the meme that Suddam Hussein was just like Hitler (a ludicrous comparison) and those who didn't want to invade Iraq were just like Nevil Chamberlain. After that, I suppose, it was only natural for someone to come up with a word or catch phrase to further tie the bad guys to Hitler. "Islamofascism" is good, too, because it ties into the meme about the desire of Muslims for another Holocaust.
The language masters haven't been able to give "homicide bombers" any real traction, though.
"Then came the meme that Suddam Hussein was just like Hitler"
In terms of success, maybe. But Baathism was a variant of fascism, was it not? Tying Hussein to Islam is more problematic than tying him to fascism.
Hussein, at least according to some media reports, was a big fan of Stalin's methods of political control.
Doesn't really matter anyway. There are a bunch of countries which have or had governments which could be described as fascist. That doesn't mean that their leaders were like Hitler.
Hitler was in control of the 2nd (1st in the minds of some) most technologically advanced country in the world, a country with a large, well-motivated population, a powerful industrial base, considerable natural resources, state-of-the-art understanding of military tactics, the most powerful air force in the world and a very strong military tradition. In addition, Hitler's Germany was capable of directly striking in a significant way at a lot of major American interests. Does that sound much like Hussein's Iraq?
None of this really matters. 'Islamofascism' is a nice and obvious way of describing a system of government that uses dictatorial means to enforce strict religious tenets on a people.
What, theocracy wasn't good enough for you?
Apparently not. It doesn't convey the idea that there is a "clash of civilizations" afoot, that we are surrounded by Islamists wanting to cut off our heads because we are free.
It's more specific. I prefer Islamic Totalitarian Movement it really sums up the goals of groups like Hezbollah and AQ: impose their version of Islam on lots of people.
The CIA put Sadam Hussein in power and helped the Baath party strongly establish itself. so yes they are facists...most peopel the CIA puts in power get special training on how to be a facists.
Well what do you expect us to do? We try to play nice and just put a little climate change cap and trade system in place...but NOOOOO even Ron Bailey is wussing out on this promotion so if we are going to centralize power then we are going to have to start some more wars. Enjoy the next promotion tax slaves!!!!
"...in a world where everyone is (rightly) reluctant to say the words "We should start a war with Iran now"..."
What everyone? I'll say it: we need to counterattack Iran now. They are already at war with us. Just because they rely on third-party actors to detonate bombs instead of using airplanes doesn't make it any less of a war.
We must support Israel for the triumph of democracy of the Global Caliphate.
Sorry, that last line should have been, "...for the triumph of democracy OVER the Global Caliphate".
The correction unfortunately doesn't improve the material much.
I'm all for sending you over there with as much armerment you can carry. Win this war for us Alan!
Oh, and if you get captured, we've never heard of you.
I'll say it: we need to counterattack Iran now. They are already at war with us.
aren't we already doing that in the places where Iran is using 3rd parties? -
That's not enough -- we should just abandon our principles and send in the Army. And stay in Iran for 50 years to make sure public school #1242 is built AS PLANNED while we place the next puppet government that's probably going to start suck awfully the year after we pull out.
Iran's religious and ethnic differences with the rest of the middle east make it pretty unlikely that they'll be in any global Islamic empire that didn't conquer them. But feel free to continue being an idiot.
We need to counterattack the Moors now. They are already at war with us. Soon the Iberian peninsula will fall... the rest of Europe will assuredly follow!
We must initiate the Reconquest for the triumph of Western Civilization of the Global Caliphate.
Sorry, that last line should have been, "...for the triumph of Western Civilization OVER the Global Caliphate".
"I always tell Malia and Sasha, look, you guys, I don't worry about you. . . . They're on a path that is going to be successful, even if the country as a whole is not successful."
--Barack Obama to New York supporters, Nov. 30
Taken out-of-context (he said what he said to let his audience know that he knew that they were thinking, "that's easy for you to say"), but it is another quote that indicates his political incompetence.
He is so incompetent as a politician that sometimes it is hard not to think that he is trying to prevent his own reelection.
...for the triumph of democracy of the Global Caliphate
I think you need to pull the string in your back again. Your initial burst of high-intensity stupid seemed to lose vigor at the end there.
"Because life is precious... and god, and the bible..."
I can't watch the video from here at work, but life IS precious (which is why we must defeat those who do not value it like we do), and God and the Bible ARE some of the fundamental pillars of Western culture and civilization. Even the Founders knew this.
Which is why they mandated the seperation of church and state...
Which is why they mandated the seperation of church and state...
Gawd, educate yourself a little, won't you?
The anti-establishment clause and the no religious test for office clause were to prevent the political disenfranchisement of those in society who didn't happen to belong to a particular faction defined by a particular sect which happened to hold power. It wasn't because they wanted to marginalize those icky Christians and all that they stood for.
You are an absolutely evil scumbag.
Also, children.
Which is why we must bomb Iran.
the Founders, for the most part, were spiritual men. But they were against a theocracy of any stripe. It's why they put the subject of religion in the FIRST Amendment, saying govt will not establish a church nor will it stop from establishing the church of your choice.
That's the thing with you bible-thumpers: you insist that a billion Buddhists must be wrong, another billion Hindus are also wrong, ditto another billion Muslims, and toss in the Jews for good measure over the Jesus debate. Everyone is wrong but you. EVERY civil society believes life is precious; it's why some Eastern faiths will not so much as swat a fly.
Faith in a deity, multiple deities, or none at all is not an indicator of superior character. Left unchecked, teh church can be as destructive as any other force. We defeat those who threaten us, maybe even those who threaten our allies, but we do so with a plan and purpose, not signing statements and photo ops. We can let Iran know that the day after it uses a nuke, it is wiped from the map, but that has to be said by someone Iran will take seriously. That will not be Obama. Will Romney do it? Newt?
We can let Iran know that the day after it uses a nuke, it is wiped from the map, but that has to be said by someone Iran will take seriously. That will not be Obama. Will Romney do it? Newt?
To Newt, that would be unacceptable. We have to wipe Iran off the map the day before they use the nuke. So he told Ron Paul concerning Timothy Mcveigh. If we get hurt, its because we didn't do enough to make sure we don't ever get hurt. WE MUST DESTROY IRAN!!
If we get hurt, its because we didn't do enough to make sure we don't ever get hurt.
then, by definition, a state of "enough" is unreachable. -
Us satanists are spiritual men as well. Dark spirits bitches!!!
At least us satanist and christians can all agree taht bombing children, especially the brown children is the spiritual thing to do.
Maybe the democrats and republicans can learn from our spirit of comraderie and not let the extremists muck things up.
No, all cultures do not value life. Muslims do not value life like we do, nor to east Asians.
Islam is a death-cult that encourages suicide bombing. Mao had the complicit willingness of his countrymen to murder tens of millions. Imperial Japan had banzai charges for the Emperor and kamakazis.
The only consistently pro-life culture is that of Western Christianity. That makes it superior to all others, and it must be defended...agressively, if need be. You can look at Europe right now for the counter-example; they've basically just rolled over and let the muslims overrun their countries.
Children's Crusade.
christians are a death cult that worship a guy who got himself killed on purpose. They place statues and figures of dying men everywhere for the children to admire. The highest value worshipped by christians are those who would kill themselves for the supposed benefit of others...death cult.
So yes i agree muslims are probably a death cult as well if I bothered to study them...
I still know lots of nice christians and muslims and don't want to bomb any of them.
Much of the Founding generation believed that the supreme principles of liberty and justice, and the concepts of embodiment for them in practical government, were rooted in Judeo-Christian thought and morality, and wrote texts, theses, and constitutions upon that premise. Fantastic.
What the fuck, exactly, does this have to do with how we should treat belligerent Islamofascists? You're seriously suggesting we start a preemptive war against Iran because "life is precious" and, therefore, we should start wasting unconscionable amounts of resources and suffering the death of American servicemen? Answer these questions, then:
1) What the hell can those theocratic nobodies do? For all I give a shit, they can all rot in the cesspit of their execrable ignorance. They can murder each other, rape each other, fucking eat each other -- and if what they want is to continue doing that to each other until even the fruits of superior civilizations cannot grant their barbarous society any more redeeming qualities, that's their business. Fuck them.
The only things these people can claim to be positive about their country are imports from better cultures. They're worth precisely ZERO attention.
That's in case you're one of those interventionists that believes we should be righting all the world's wrongs. If you're just one of the ones that thinks they're an imminent threat and that we have to strike before the storm comes, then here's this:
2) How do you expect a militarily and economically underdeveloped, corrupt, stunted country that's scarcely a speck of dust in the ocean of power and wealth WE possess to pose a significant threat? They have NOTHING to genuinely threaten us.
Do you honestly think it's worth launching another war and spending billions of dollars and losing people in response to a few acts of terrorism and proxy quasi-conflicts?
They have NOTHING to genuinely threaten us.
The nukes are coming, but the long range missile program has had some 'accidents' thanks to intervention...from somebody.Do you honestly think it's worth launching another war and spending billions of dollars and losing people in response to a few acts of terrorism and proxy quasi-conflicts?
Yes.Everything else you said I agree with. It's too bad Iran's had it in for the west since 1979. We should've invaded then. But we didn't. I'm not talking about fixing that place. I just want to end the Islamic Republic.
OT: Occupy LA participant caught on tape
An Occupier throwing away a free hotdog? Not likely.
Thank god when Iran finally gets it's nukes everyone will shut the fuck up about this since we won't be able to do shit.
Don't argue with Alan, it is Jim's spoof troll.
Apatheist the party pooper(shouldn't have given up the gig this weekend!)
Seriously, what the hell did I ever do to you? This shit is comedy gold.
Hey I don't arrive until you've pretty much had all your fun. But I pity them and feel the need to warn them.
Besides you can just come up with another name.
It is pretty good trolling.
There have been two dozen "accidental" blasts at Iranian nuclear facilities in the last two years, including the one last month that killed the head of their ballistic missle program. Clearly, Israel and/or the US is at war with Iran. (And I agree that they've been at war with us for 30 years. Very successfully, too, in part because folks like Doherty don't think it's a war if there aren't Iranian bombers over Topeka.)
http://www.latimes.com/news/na.....0482.story -
Re: Richard,
And I agree that they've been at war with us for 30 years.
They haven't been at war with the US for 30 years. There's a difference between not having diplomatic relations with the US and being "at war" with the US. However, the US has been at war with Iran for 30 years, the shooting down of an Iranian civilian passenger liner being the most notable example of the several acts of war against that country. -
the shooting down of an Iranian civilian passenger liner
Entirely their fault for fighting America. Their proxies like Hezbollah and the terror attacks they undertake such as the TWA hijacking are acts of war, whether Topeka is occupied by the IRGC or not. Glad I'm not the only one to see things for the way they are.
Their proxies like Hezbollah...
Sounds like Israel's fucking problem.
As we approach that point it's important for the United States to remind the world what it means to be a friend and ally of the United States...
It means: You're next!And if you're not a friend, it means: You're next!
I don't know what should be done about Iran.
However, on the broader subject of Libertarian love affairs with pacifism:
East Germany was peaceful.
Peace is not a goal of mine and do not assign it the same knee-jerk praise that you do.
Individual rights are a goal of mine. Protecting my way of life is a goal of mine. War is the occasional price of those goals.
Mindless, herd-like adherence to pacifism is submission. It is collaboration with oppressors and thieves. It is weakness pretending to be nobility.
Rights, justice, and ways of life are things worth fighting over. No shortages of challengers are forthcoming.
So, wars should be made when it makes sense to make war - and there times when it makes sense.
I don't know that the current situation in Iran is one of them, I'm just saying that you people assign way too high a value to peace.


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Off-Campus Housing: From what I have seen it is below par
Academics: Excellent staff needs more staff members though
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Majors: For the major not difficult.
Campus Housing: I feel for the cost the living situation could be better
Greek Life: We don't have one, and that needs to change
Overall Experience: I feel to board could build more complexes for students
Athletics: Sports could play a bigger role. Personally being an athlete the sporting events don't feel how they should.
Scholarships: There could be more help given to students in need financially.
Health & Safety: I feel more safe on campus, then in my own home. The nurse is always there to help when ive needed. The ra's and rdare nice and always compasionate towards everyone in the building but also know how to lay down the law.
Health & Safety: Misericordia is known for its excellence in health sciences. It only makes sense for them to have a quality health center. Security can be seen around campus often, just walking around and making sure everything is okay. The campus is well-lit at night, and in areas where it can be darker, there are safety stations. These stations have buttons on them that can call security if you are feeling unsafe. They have a red button for emergencies that will contact someone and get you the help you need quickly.
Athletics: The facilities are of good quality and well kept. It is difficult to use some of the facilities meant for everyone when varsity sports also use the equipment. There is a limited amount of equipment, so students have to time when they want to use the gym so they do not go when a sport is there. Students do attend athletic events, but it is not their focus. It is more of something they go to so they can support their friends.
Diversity: There is not much diversity on campus, but the campus is very accepting of those who are in minorities. Many faculty members notice the small amount of diversity and urge students to adopt perspectives of minorities. We have activities around campus to gain awareness about their plights and do what we can to help them. Many of the faculty members have a rainbow triangle sticker on their doors to show their support for differences in sexual orientations. The school is religiously affiliated, and while some professors will enforce their views of religion, others are more understanding of differences in faith.
Off-Campus Housing: I commute from my home, so I never needed to seek out other off-campus housing. I do notice a good amount of rentals available near campus though. Most of the ones I see advertised ask for decent pricing, even if it might be a little high.
Greek Life: I do not live on campus, and I do not attend parties. I am unaware of any influence that Greek Life might have on our campus.
Transportation: I commute to school, so I do not have to worry about long distance travel. With that said, the college only has one realistic way of getting there. Since there is only one way to get to the college, the route gets backed up at the beginning and end of breaks and semesters. Transportation from lower campus to upper campus is decent though. There is a shuttle that runs at convenient times and is rarely late.
Computers: I have never noticed a time when there someone was not able to use a computer. The accessibility and the amount of computers on campus is good. Sometimes some labs can be crowded when many people have assignments due. The network reliability and speed is decent, not ideal, but not frustrating either. I would suggest having personal computers because many assignments are done online and have time constraints. It can be difficult to take an online quiz in a lab with many others.
Off-Campus Dining: I do not dine out often. When I do it is likely at an average chain restaurant. I have not been to any of the mom-and-pop type of places because I do not wish to go alone to a sit down restaurant.
Greek Life: My school does not have greek life.
Athletics: We have varsity sports, but only a few actually get students fans. We don't have many club or intermural sports.
Diversity: We are not really diverse.
Campus Housing: I live in one of the newest dorms on campus. It is suite style, meaning I have one roommate and then we share a bathroom with two other girls. Our bathroom and sink are cleaned once a week. Since there is no communal bathroom our social atmosphere is not that high. I do a sport so that helps with the social aspect. The cost is average. I am unsure about the housing process.
Facilities: As stated earlier, everybody works together to complete goals. It is amazing how the student life on Misericordia campus is so friendly and willing to be helpful in ways that do not benefit themselves.
Facilities: There are a wide range of clubs and activities available for students that work together, even if they are not alike. This ties in with the values of Misericordia students. I have met so many people with great values that are so accepting and kind. I thought it was amazing how everybody works together to help one another through clubs whether it is partaking in activities together or helping another to fund an event that they are having.
Weather: Everything is very close on campus, so weather does not effect much. It is difficult to get to class when there is ice on the sidewalks and there is often a great deal of rain. However, buildings are close enough to walk through to get to different classes and buildings safely.
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All in all, the University definitely prepares students for future success in their chosen fields. One aspect that students find unique to Misericordia is the great amount of hands-on learning. Classes aren't just focused on lectures and reading from a book; through demonstration, students gain a better understanding and are able to handle whatever is thrown at them. Academics are Misericordia's strong point. Another factor that makes Misericordia unique is the amount of individualized attention students receive so that they can excel inside and outside of the classroom. The professors are caring, friendly, and their quality of teaching is above average. Most of the professors that work at Misericordia have worked full-time in their fields at high-end companies and organizations, so the pointers and tips they give for success are especially helpful. Obviously, students come to college to pick a major and try to succeed in their field of study both inside the classroom and well after they graduate. Well, that is exactly what Misericordia prepares students for: success. Students get irritated that it's hard to have a social life, but then they realize that they didn't come to college for a social life; they came for academics. It's something that takes time to get used to. While most students have a love-hate relationship with Misericordia, many stay all four years at the University because of the unique hands-on learning experiences that help shape their futures.
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Hot answers tagged time-series
Column-oriented storage is faster for reading because of the cache efficiency. Looking at your sample query:
select price, time from data where symbol = `AAPL
Here I'm concerned with three columns: price, time, and symbol. If all ticks were stored by row, the database would have to read through all rows just to search for the symbols. It would look like ...
Yes, there is such a rule and it is not too hard to grasp. Consider the 3-element correlation matrix
1 & r & \rho \\
r & 1 & c \\
\rho & c & 1
which must be positive semidefinite. In simpler terms, that means all its eigenvalues must be nonnegative.
Assuming that $\rho$ and ...
This isn't really an answer, but it's too long to add as a comment.
I've always had a real problem with the correlation/covariance of price. To me, it means nothing. I realize that it gets used (abused) in many contexts, but I just don't get anything out of it (over time, price has to generally go up, go down, or go sideways, so aren't all prices ...
Consider the standard error, and in particular the distance between the upper and lower limits:
\Delta = (\bar{x} + SE \cdot \alpha) - (\bar{x} - SE \cdot \alpha) = 2 \cdot SE \cdot \alpha
Using the formula for standard error, we can solve for sample size:
n = \left(\frac{2 \cdot s \cdot ...
The standard story (also told by @vonjd) is of "The Drunk and Her Dog". This is based on "A Drunk and Her Dog: An Illustration of Cointegration and Error Correction" (1994). The story is itself based on the standard illustration for a random walk known as the "drunkard's walk".
The Dickey-Fuller test is used to check for a unit root. It can be used as ...
A stationary process is one where the mean and variance don't change over time. This is technically "second order stationarity" or "weak stationarity", but it is also commonly the meaning when seen in literature.
In first order stationarity, the distribution of $(X_{t+1}, ..., X_{t+k})$ is the same as $(X_{1}, ..., X_{k})$ for all values of $(t, k)$.
I have long hungered for the ultimate, super-fast, super-scaleable data storage solution. I have used relational databases, kdb, flatfiles, and binary files. In the end, I used binary files in my research language of choice. My advice is to KISS. The choice of storage is actually not that critical (unless maybe you're working with options tick data). ...
I would consider a motion chart that plots the eigenvalues of the covariance matrix over time.
For a static view you can create a table: rows represent dates, and columns represent eigenvectors. The entries of the table represent changes in the angle of the eigenvector from the previous row. This will show how stable your covariance structure is.
You can ...
Variance ratio tests have been used numerous times to show that financial asset prices do not follow a random walk. You can for example look at
-Lo and MacKinlay : Stock market prices do not follow a random walk : http://press.princeton.edu/books/lo/chapt2.pdf (US Stocks)
-Hoque, Kim, Pyun: A comparison of variance ratio tests of random walk: A ...
I assume you're using returns (or log returns) instead of actual stock prices. In practice, you may also want to smooth the data by using a moving average.
There are several correlation coefficients:
Pearson's $r$ - most commonly used definition of correlation:
r = \frac{\sigma_{x,y}}{\sigma_x \sigma_y}
Spearman's ...
Two time series $X_1$ and $X_2$ are cointegrated if a linear combination $aX_1+bX_2$ is stationary i.e. it has constant mean, standard deviation and autocorrelation function for some $a$ and $b$. In other words, the two series never stray very far from one another.
Cointegration might provide a more robust measure of the linkage between two financial ...
Representing time series (esp. tick data) using elaborate data structures may be not the best idea.
You may want to try to use two arrays of the same length to store your time series. The first array stores values (e.g. price) and the seconds stores time. Note that the second series is monotonically increasing (or at least non-decreasing), i.e. it's sorted. ...
One of the reasons the ARCH family of models is used is that you only need price data to generate the model. These data exist back to the 1800s, so ARCH is great for looking at volatility over very long periods. I don't know that I'd say that the ARCH model has a lot of problems -- it solved the problem of not allowing volatility in time or in the level of ...
As a good starting point read this recent paper by Jing Chen:
For a special use of the entropy concept for forecasting the '87-crash read this paper:
(Although I tried to contact the authors to get the data to reproduce their findings, which ...
You can either
reuse the last computed EMA, or
fill-forward the previous period's sample data and recompute the EMA.
I generally prefer the second option, which should cause a decay. Only go for the first option if your application won't change its logic based on missing data.
Personally I make a distinction between two conflicting goals: (1) storing data incoming in real-time for immediate processing and (2) storing the gathered data for "offline" purposes. Such approach makes things a lot easier if we're talking about a home-grown solution.
(1) must be as fast as possible but not necessarily scalable beyond a few dozen millions ...
Correlation is much more widely used concept and it has much more "informal" meanings. If we have only two random variables $X$ and $Y$ then correlation is simply a measure of linear dependence between the two variables:
$$corr(X,Y)=\frac{cov(X,Y)}{\sqrt{var(X)var(Y)}}=\frac{EXY-EX\cdot EY}{\sqrt{var(X)var(Y)}}$$
If correlation is -1 or 1 then the two ...
You can forecast stock prices thru time-series models, cross-sectional, or panel models. There is considerable variation within these categories.
In time-series models you would use an auto-regressive model such as an AR(1) where the independent variable is the dependent variable lagged by one period. Naturally, an AR(2) would consist of 2 lags and so on. ...
Actually, co-skewness is represented by a rank 3 tensor, rather than a matrix.
I'm going to reproduce the formulation from Bhandari and Das, Options on portfolios with higher-order moments, but I'll add and omit some details.
The co-skewness tensor is
S_{ijk} = E \left[ r_i \times r_j \times r_k \right] = \frac{1}{T} \sum_{t=1}^T r_i(t) \times r_j(t) ...
You can use changepoint analysis to identify regime change.
You can also look at large angle differences in the eigenvectors between your most up-to-date/recent covariance matrix and the covariance matrix from the prior window.
Another way to identify regime change is using a factor model. If the returns on a particular set of factors is X standard ...
I think there are a lot of different ways to specify this problem. For simplicity, consider independent Garch processes
r_{1,t} \sim N\left(0,\sigma_{1,t}^{2}\right)
\sigma_{1,t}^{2} = \beta_{1,1}+\beta_{1,2}\varepsilon_{1,t-1}^{2}+\beta_{1,3}\sigma_{1,t-1}^{2}
r_{2,t} \sim N\left(0,\sigma_{2,t}^{2}\right)
\sigma_{2,t}^{2} = ...
The somewhat tongue-in-cheek blog post http://www.portfolioprobe.com/2010/10/18/american-tv-does-cointegration/ includes the example of two classes of shares on the same company.
In this case you have two assets that are essentially the same but with a few details different. The buying and selling of these assets will make the prices fluctuate from each ...
Here's an interesting possibility: correlation network analysis + motion chart.
Thanks to the hot research efforts in social network analysis (SNA), network analysis and graphics libraries such as R and Gephis are now easily accessible. I am well-versed in correlation analysis, and have a feeling that SNA can be effectively adapted for it. After all, the ...
GARCH(1,1) is a "standard approach for modeling volatility" mainly in academic literature. Most of us in the real world don't use it. Volatility forecasting tends to come more from looking at more-liquid comparables for future market volatility than from fitting fancy retrospective models.
As for ignoring the dependence of residuals, well, folks are ...
Let us test that $x$ and $y$ are co-integrated, say that $x_t, y_t \sim I(1)$. In the Engle-Granger we test stationarity of the error term in $$y_t = \alpha + \beta x_t + u_t$$ which we estimate as $$\hat u_t = y_t - \hat \alpha - \hat \beta x_t$$ and find that $\hat \alpha =0$, $\hat \beta = 1$, and $\hat u_t = 0 \; \forall t$.
So now when we Dickey-Fuller ...
Before I try to answer your question we need to establish a difference between what one wants to analyse.
It is true that before modern time-series methodologies were developed, researches used "correlation" between prices as a means of analysis. However, since a Price (at a specific moment in time) is 1 value, it makes no sense to compare 2 prices with ...
There are many different methods for this. Most people rely on a unit root test. Rmetrics has collected the most common unit root tests into the fUnitRoots package, which primarily provides a wrapper for Bernhard Pfaff's urca package. These include:
Augmented Dickey–Fuller (ADF) test
Elliott–Rothenberg–Stock test
KPSS unit root test
Phillips–Perron ...
Two ways:
Model the returns using an Ornstein-Uhlenbeck process
You can control the variance of the residual noise in the process to your desired level of correlation. Conceptually you inject gaussian noise into the synthetic OU process to satisfy your requirement.
For example, let's say you have time-series A which is what you are modelling. Time-series ...
"Treshold Garch" or T-Garch models are designed to capture this asymmetry. See this exposition by U. Chicago's Ruey Tsay who has a terrific text on time-series models in "Analysis of Financial Time Series".
You can use the structure of the T-Garch models to simulate data with this property.
There is a package called fGarch that creates APARCH models. A ...
GARCH will work if volume has memory with some decay. AR will work if volume has mean reversion properties. Both of these are empirical questions and depend on the market. You should also consider if there are seasonal (day-of-week, monthly, quarterly effects) in which case you would want to add dummy variables. MA models will work well if volume behaves ...
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Kelly Osbourne's seizure may have been much more serious than first suspected, because doctors say she could be suffering from epilepsy.
Kelly has been hospitalized since suffering a seizure Thursday on the set of "Fashion Police." Sources connected with Kelly tell TMZ ... the seizure was far more serious than first suspected. Doctors are running tests and we're told she'll be in the hospital for at least a few more days.
We're told doctors say there's a real possibility that Kelly is an epileptic, but it's possible it was an isolated incident. If it's the latter, docs need to figure out what happened and how they can prevent another episode.
In the meantime, Kelly is on anti-seizure meds.
Epilepsy is no big deal if it's an occasional seizure. Drugs like Dilantin and Phenobarbital can halt seizure activity in a typical epileptic. Considering some alternate seizure triggers (ie brain cancer), I'd choose epilepsy first.
Let's see she was born from 2 alcoholic druggies do you think she might have some type of neurological damage due to her gene pool? Most likely a big YES!!!
A that's why you don't make babies with junky drug addicts,her brother got MS and now she might be epileptic. Say no to making babies wit drug addicts kids
Maybe what is happening with her and her brother could be all the drugs daddy used.. Bad sperm...
Uh, this is a rather stupid story. Most doctors don't diagnose someone as epileptic unless they've had 2+ seizures. Has there been anymore confirmed seizures? I also have a hard time understanding why they would put her on medicine after only one seizure. My son is epileptic and has had at least two dozen seizures. Sounds like the diagnosis and medicine is a bit premature, IMHO.
I just can't help but wonder if her father's excessive drug use when she was conceived has something to do with her now possibly being epileptic as well as her brother Jack having MS.
Didn't Kelly have an incident of falling out of bed awhile back? That was probably a seizure. Also, didn't she suffer a concussion while rehearsing for dancing with the stars? That could cause seizures. I'm surprised they didn't mention that.
I always find it funny when I am reminded Kelly Osborne was actually hired to critique fashion. That's like giving Dina Lohan a deal to write a parenting book.... ohwait.


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