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chris Reply:May 12th, 2009 at 11:06 am
Kathryn Bernier RN Reply:January 6th, 2012 at 12:13 pm
i am a school nurse how do i get free toothbrushes for my students
Teselyn Lawrence Reply:July 6th, 2012 at 9:06 am
I am a non-profit organization,how do I get free toothbrushes and toothpaste for a Back to School Event August 11,2012.
Sheila Leach Reply:October 1st, 2012 at 1:21 pm
I am a school social worker for Foster Park Elementary School in Chicago, Illinois. Our school has pre-kindergarten to eighth grade students including students with special needs. Is is possible to get some free toothpaste and brushes for our students?
Sheila Leach, School Social Worker
Foster Park School
8530 South Wood
Chicago, IL 60620
Carrie Chapman Reply:January 31st, 2013 at 1:15 pm
am a non-profit organization,how do I get free toothbrushes and toothpaste for a Health Fair.
Griffin-Milline Reply:February 22nd, 2013 at 2:36 pm
I am a school counselor. I would like to get this free product for my students.
Paige Petten Reply:March 20th, 2013 at 1:37 pm
I am a school nurse for a small rural school. How can I get free supplies to give to our students?
Paige Petten-District Nurse
Bloomburg ISD
liana Reply:March 28th, 2013 at 4:16 pm
hi hi….
we are a kids dental office and i would like to know how can we get free supplies for our pt's we also go to schools and provide them oral health habits…
Thank you
tess Reply:April 9th, 2013 at 3:24 am
I am a non profit organisation how do i get the free toothbrushes?
DIANA DEATON Reply:May 8th, 2013 at 5:16 am
I am a nurse aide and deal one on one with the elderly and these people have forgotten how to ake careof there teeth these tools that u would provide we help alot with then grushing and taking care of tere teeth again id like to know how about getting these products so i can help my residents thank you!
do you have a refernce number
I think you have to be a school teacher to sign up.
I am a school teacher I would like to know how to get samples for my classes.
chris Reply:July 1st, 2010 at 11:57 pm
I think you can still get them here lisa: http://origin.www.colgate.com/app/BrightSmilesBrightFutures/US/EN/Login/Teachers/Registration.srv
Hello. I am not a teacher but but I responsibility is to support them. I am a Site Facilitator and I do all purchasing, registration, student records, facilities, etc. As a charter school, we really are not included in the local district programs that are offered free to them. Programs such as free dental, vision, and hearing tests. I would like to be part of your program to recieve free toothpaste and brushes for our students. We have 250 student enrolled at our school. Can you help?
I work with the Liberty County 4-H program in the afterschool which we have around 250 students enrolled. We are doing a hygiene session next semester and I was wondering if you could help us out with our program with the free toothpaste and brushes for our students? Thank you for anything you can do!
I am a nurse manager for Head Start. I would like to know how I can get free toothbrushes and toothpaste.
Hello I am a Nurse Aide at an Elementary School in Texas, we were wondering if we can get some toothbrushes and toothpaste for our dental presentations, Thank you
I am a school nurse and need a supply of toothpaste and brushes. Can you help?
These are for hygene packs made to hand out to homeless. This would help so many.
I would love to receive a set of toothbrushes and toothpaste for our K-2 grade classes.
I would like to receive free toothbrushes and toothpaste for my Kindergarten Students. I am a Kindergarten teacher at Incarnate Word Academy located on 244 Resaca Blvd. in Brownsville, Texas 78521 and I teach health and would really appreciate the free toothbrushes, toothpaste and free stuff. I want my kids with smilling faces when they receive the toothbrushes. God bless you for all that you do.
Mrs. Miriam G. Casarez
Kindergarten TEacher
hi ,,i go to philippines adn sponsor a first grade class for tooth brushes adn toothpaste,i also giv them our at the beach to the poor kids,,and teach them about dental hygene,nutirtion, and health"'i can really use 5o units by sepember if any body can help ,,thx
I am a Sunday School Teacher, and I am working on parent empowerment programs, which will prepare many of the parents in our community to take control of their lives. I am providing health information, nutritional information and etc. One of the goals of these programs are to ensure that parents are provided with some of the item that they need to ensure daily hygiene for themselves and their children. Your support of the free tooth brushes and tooth paste would greatly benefit the families that I am currently working with in the community. Thank you for your support.
I early steps work would like to have toothbrush and toothpaste kids and family I works with
kids 0-5 years and be to sample and young
parents who important to start brushing
early. thank you!
Hello Im am the Director and a Dental Program in Palm Desert,California and would like to have someone donate some toothbrushes and toothpaste for our classroom. My students go out to visit elementary school and teach them how to brush there tooth. Thank you very much for the donation.
We are opening a new dental office for financially challange patients and Medicaid pt only. How do I go about getting some free samples
Hello I am a teacher in east london. I would be grateful if you could let me know how i might get hold of a pack for my year group. Thank you
Hi! I am a mother of 4, and have always maintained my children informed about how healthy it is to brush at least 2 times a day. Especially before bed. Now I am a grandma of 3 and encourage my daughters to enforece the same advice. This December of 2012, my husband and I plan to travel to Guatemala. My friend since 1988 has made non-profit events on Christmas eve. She gives used clothes and toys to children of less fortunate families. Last year she discovered an orphanage with almost 60 kids from birth to 14 years old. I want to continue to help children understand how important it is to brush their teeth. If you donate these tooth brushes to me, I will, and many children will be very greatful. Thanks in advance!
as the primary caregiver to many of our 550+
bilingual students pk-6th i am often the one directing medical and dental health and referrals.
in years past i have passed out free samples of colgate toothbrushes/toothpaste kit. the kids love it. crockett elementary would certainly love more samples if you can spare them! thanks!!
nurse cooper
I am ready to do dental teaching , how do I receive the few toothbrushes and paste?
I am ready to do dental teaching , how do I receive the free toothbrushes and paste?
Unit about dental health is coming up … How do i recieve the free toothbrush ….
I would like to know how to get free toothbrushes for my childrens kindergarten thru 5th grade class. there is only 1 class per grade with 30 kids per classroom
I would like to receive free samples for my school I am a school nurse and would very much like to know how to receive them.
I am currently working as a school nurse for spedical education and we are interested in obtaining some of your free dental products. could you please advise me as to how I might be able to get those kits
I am doing the social studies unit for our five kindergarten classes. Our classes each have 18(90 total). Is there any way we can get a toothbrush, toothpaste, and floss for each child free. We have many low income and homeless students.
I found this for all the educators out there that are looking for toothbrushes and paste for their students.
Good luck!!
Please may I have 20 children's toothbrushes for my class since it is National Dental Month in February and I want to do a lesson about it.
Thank you! :wiggle:
Would love to get these 50 toothbrushes and toothpaste for my K4 classes for free. Let me know what I need to do to get these. Thanks, LCPS school nurse
I found your site when I was trying to find tooth brushes to send to my Aunt Linda McWilliams who opened a food pantry in Brownsboro, AL. It is a non profit food pantry. When I was visiting last Sept. she ran out of tooth brushes and tooth paste Labor Day weekend and so I went and bought every tooth brush the small grocery store close to the food pantry had. I would like you to bless her this month. Please let me know if you will do this or if you would sell me a case at a discount so I could bless her so she can give these out this month. Thank you, Sincerely
I am requesting the toothbrushes and paste for the hygeine unit we will be working on soon. Thanks you in advance.
School address is
Northside Elementary
1950 Northside Road
Shreveport, LA 71107
I am a second grade teacher and I am in charge of Read Across America Day. This year the program is also promoting good dental care. We have three hundred students in our school who all need toothbrushes. We are an urban district. We would love to give each student a free toothbrush. Can you help us?
Kim Chiger
We would really like to aquire these for our early children centre thank you very much.
I am sending this e-mail from Te kaha New Zealand. We would really appreciate these , how do we go about aquiring them?
my sunday school is putting boxes together for child christmas. Would like any samples I could get. Thank you Amber
Hi I am a school nurse and would like to take advantage of the 50 free toothpaste and brush sets for the students in Prep. Next term i will be organizing Dental Hygiene week and they would be great to hand out to students.
Hi I would like to take advantage of the 50 free toothpaste and brush sets for the students in Prep. Next term i will be organizing Dental Hygiene week and they would be great to hand out to students.
hi i am a nursery nurse and would like to know if it is possible to send me 50 tooth brush and tooth paste set as i will be teaching children on how to clean their teeth and would like to hand them out to the children
Hi I am a Reception Class Teacher. I would love some free samples – 30 to give to my children. I am teeachig the children all about healthy eating. Can you help? Here's hoping!
Hi we are discussing the importance of oral hygiene with our toddlers we are in Brooklyn N.Y in a early childhood school with 12 toddlers. Would it be possible to get some toothbrushes and toothpaste? Thanks in advance.
I am a special educator/clinical social worker respomsible for working with over 1200 children and their families. Many of my students and their families are homeless, transient and low income. We have many daily lesson on the importance of hygiene and daily oral care. These toothbruses would be a greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance.
Would like to give to underprivileged kids in the area that I work.I am a chairside assistant and we situated in a very poor area
I would like to know how to receive sample toothbrushes for my class. I will have 25-30 students.
Good afternoon. I work for a non-profit organization and was wondering how can we get toothbrush/and paste for free. It would be great if you could send me the address and or phone number for this organization. Thank you.
Please send us toothbrush kits, look forward to your response. Thank you.
Hi, I'm a dental hygienist. I'm a volunteer to help Gloucester Matthew Free Clinic. And I would like to implement the underserve population how to keep their teeth and gums healthy. If you could please send me some samples that I can share Tooth Pastes and Tooth Brushes, that will be awesome. Thank you
I am trying to find donations to send to some very needy children for Samaritan's Purse. We send at least 50 boxes each year with healthy products. This would be amazing to be able to send them toothpastes and tooth brushes. I am President of a CHAPTER OF ETA SIGMA GAMMA A NATIONAL HEALTH EDUCATION HONORARY . We always try and help out in anyway shape or form with people health. This would be awesome to receive some things to send these very needy children.
I am the Health Coordinator at Faith Family Academy in Dallas,Tx 75224. I would love to have the tooth brushes for the kids at the school to use. What can I do to try to get these products from your organization?
I am helping collect products for a program callers Christmas shoebox. In it are health supplies, small toys, books, and crayons. We send these to countries in great poverty. Most families share one toothbrush per family. If you would please send me some of your free toothbrushes and tooth paist it would be great! Thanks for taking the time to read this. Amanda
Hi I am a nurse volunteering at a non-profit daycare for below poverty children. We will be teaching them the correct way to take care of their teeth, and hopefully for the rest of their lives. This would be an enormous gift to them. Thank you!
I work with preschool children, and we have a dentist come in and talk about taking care of our teeth. This would be great to hand out to the kids when he comes. We have several kids that would benefit from this. Thank you!
I am volunteering at a children's pantry from birth to age six. We have not had toothbrushes to offer. I am a retired Dental Hygienist and would love to see these in our pantry.
I am a student doing Early Childhood Care and Education. One of my assignments is on the care of teeth and teaching children between the ages of 0-6 years to care for their teeth properly. I would love to be able togive the children samples anfd why toothcare is important. thank you
I work in a special education high school and teach our students routines, including hygiene. We are working on teaching a hygiene routine to learn here at school and hopefully carryover to home. We are in need of supplies to create a hygiene kit for each student. Any donations of toothbrushes, toothpaste, deodorant and soap would be greatly appreciated!
Hi, I am going into a primary school to teach them about dental care and was looking to find free samples of toothpastes and toothbrushes for around 30 children. is this possible? thank you
iam going to do a dental presentation and reached my limithat we are able tp spend but I have about 50 more prek children to give sample of toothpaste and brushes.may u please help me as dental month is next week and the day of presentation is feb 11 2014.thank u noelia buentello ,RDH
noelia buentello Reply:January 8th, 2014 at 10:04 am
I need toothbrushes for students.
i work at a non profit placement center for teens we could use these for them
I am a school nurse and I am working with vunerable children and need samples for a classroom teaching session on dental care
where can I sign up to receive these?
debbie k. Reply:May 3rd, 2014 at 7:43 pm
can anyone answer?
To whom it may concern,
My name is Emah Bibeau and I am a 10th grader student at the French High School of New York City. I am participating in a project which consists in helping children in Vietnam to be aware of health ensurance. This year, one of our projects consists on getting as many toothbrushes and toothpastes possible so that we can then bring it to Vietnam and then to the childrens. I have contacted the Medline Product Donations Center and they told me I had to come to you. If you could please help make a small organization rise up by donating some products it would be highly appreciative.
Emah Bibeau
The lessons next month include a toothbrushing lesson for my Intellectually Disabled students can I still get free toothbrushes. I need 14.
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A Tennessee couple says they came to Dolly Parton's Dollywood for entertainment -- what they got was a traumatizing experience that left one of them with lasting brain damage and broken bones.
Tedi and Derryl Brown claim in a new lawsuit ... Tedi went on the Waltzing Swinger ride, which is like a giant, revolving swing. She says she hung on for dear life after slipping from her seat and falling head first onto the hard concrete, 10-ft. below.
They say the park ignored the wet weather ... and the slick conditions turned the ride into a death trap -- resulting in Tedi's extensive, life-changing injuries.
They're demanding the park pay $475K in damages.
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CNN has fired back at Bill Cosby's lawyer ... defending it's decision NOT to include accuser Beverly Johnson's live-in boyfriend as part of a network special, calling him a criminal with an ax to grind.
TMZ broke the story ... Cosby's lawyer fired off a nasty letter to the network Friday, claiming it was rigging a story about model Beverly Johnson -- who accused Cosby of drugging her in the mid-80s -- without interviewing the man she lived with from 2006-2009.
The lawyer claimed during that time Johnson never mentioned the drugging and only heaped praise on Cosby.
But in a scathing retort, CNN says the boyfriend -- Mark Burk -- was not around when the alleged drugging occurred. The letter also minimizes the relevance that Johnson said bad things to Burk about Cosby.
What's more ... CNN says Cosby's lawyer, Marty Singer, failed to mention Burk has a criminal history ... multiple restraining orders keeping him away from Johnson and threats to kill her.
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Joe Cocker -- the gravely-voiced singer known for his version of "With a Little Help From My Friends" -- died today after battling a lung cancer ... according to his agent.
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Joe's Woodstock performance was legendary. He was 70 years old.
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Our photog spotted drummer John Dolmayan and bassist Shavo Odadjian in Santa Monica Saturday night -- and the guys stood up for Sony.
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Watch their explanation ... might change your mind about Sony.
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Opera Goes to Hell
Presented by Boston Opera Collaborative at OBERON
October 30 - October 31, 2011
Boston Opera Collaborative is proud to present: Opera Goes To Hell: An evening of Sin, Sex and the Supernatural October 30 & 31, 2011 at 7pm at Oberon in Harvard Square Help kick off Boston Opera Collaborative's sixth Season and get into the Halloween spirit with Opera Goes to Hell: an evening of Sin, Sex, and the Supernatural! Deck yourself out in your best costume, grab a cocktail at the bar, and enjoy an evening of scintillating scenes, duets and arias from the underbelly of the opera world - featuring excerpts from classic, contemporary, and newly composed works. Emilia Allen, David Gram, and Nathan Troup direct. Joshua Horsch music directs. Hold on as BOC takes you on an amazing operatic journey to Hell and back! Tickets are available for both Sunday and Monday at 7 p.m. $25 General Admission $20 Seniors $15 Students Opera Goes to Hell is presented in collaboration with OBERON, the second stage of the American Repertory Theater (A.R.T.), a destination for theater and nightlife on the fringe of Harvard Square. Located at 2 Arrow Street, Cambridge, MA. Tickets are available here: http://www.cluboberon.com/events/opera-goes-hell-evening-sin-sex-and-supernatural Boston Opera Collaborative is a non-profit membership organization dedicated to providing opportunities for emerging artists — including singers, directors, conductors, and theater technicians — to bridge the gap between higher education and a career in the arts. Members of Boston Opera Collaborative share in the management of the organization, developing their own skills as artists and administrators through productions and professional development.
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text: Slashdot Firehose Blog http://slashdot.org/firehose.pl News for nerds, stuff that matters en-us Copyright 1997-2014, Dice. All Rights Reserved. Slashdot is a Dice Holdings, Inc. service 2014-12-15T20:33:16+00:00 Dice email@example.com Technology 1970-01-01T00:00+00:00 1 hourly Slashdot Firehose Blog http://a.fsdn.com/sd/topics/topicslashdot.gif http://slashdot.org/firehose.pl Security Note On Slashdot's "Social Login" Feature http://slashdot.org/journal/1759561/security-note-on-slashdots-social-login-feature?utm_source=rss1.0&utm_medium=feed If you use Slashdot's social login feature (which lets you log into Slashdot by means of an external account, such as one at Facebook or LinkedIn), you've probably noticed that this feature has recently been disabled. We've taken this step because of an exploitable bug in such systems (reported here and here, for instance) which could have let a malicious user log into a Slashdot account to which they should not have access. (To exploit this, an attacker would also have needed to know the email account used to sign up for a Slashdot username as well as create an account claiming that email address on an exploitable third-party social network; we have no reason to think that any reader's account was maliciously exploited.) If you use the social login feature, we apologize for the inconvenience. If you have reason to think that your account has been compromised, please let us know by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com. slashdotblog 2014-12-15T19:53:15+00:00 Introducing Slashdot Deals http://slashdot.org/journal/1554781/introducing-slashdot-deals?utm_source=rss1.0&utm_medium=feed What is Slashdot Deals? It's pretty simple: Slashdot Deals is an online storefront with merchandise that's chosen, stocked, and fulfilled by a third-party; the products are intended to be ones that might interest you. To amplify that: We might have used some of the products on offer, but can't offer an endorsement of any that we haven't. Many readers may remember that Slashdot was for a long time linked to ThinkGeek, and there are some similarities: Slashdot makes money if you buy any of these products through the store, and that helps us bring you more news and discussions; that said, Slashdot Deals is not Slashdot, and vice versa, but we hope you enjoy it. slashdotblog 2014-11-25T06:16:05+00:00 Security Report: Thanks to Manikandan Rajakumar http://slashdot.org/journal/1083461/security-report-thanks-to-manikandan-rajakumar?utm_source=rss1.0&utm_medium=feed Security researcher Manikandan Rajakumar (See his Twitter feed) reported and provided enough information for us to identify and close a cross-site scripting vulnerability. We appreciate his attention and time; his efforts have made everyone in the Slashdot community safer. We always appreciate readers who provide useful feedback on Slashdot, and even more so when readers (ethically!) identify potential security holes. Many thanks!----------Spot a security problem on Slashdot? We'd like to give you credit on our security attribution page for helping to protect everyone in the community. Send us email, to firstname.lastname@example.com, and include as much detail as you can; screenshots, proof-of-concept code, and details about affected platforms are all useful and appreciated. slashdotblog 2014-07-25T21:55:52+00:00 Security Report: Thanks to Christian Mainka and Vladislav Mladenov http://slashdot.org/journal/1083427/security-report-thanks-to-christian-mainka-and-vladislav-mladenov?utm_source=rss1.0&utm_medium=feed You may have noticed that OpenID is no longer a login option on Slashdot. (You can still login or create an account directly, or in conjunction with an existing social media account at Twitter, Facebook, etc.) Why not? In large part, because of a valuable warning we received about a possible security flaw in our OpenID login system from two researchers (Christian Mainka and Vladislav Mladenov) from Ruhr University Bochum.This and other security concerns with OpenID (here's one relevant story), as well as the fact that relatively few readers have preferred OpenID to other login methods, mean that we're unlikely to re-add OpenID as a login method. Security here trumps the additional convenience.The code that runs Slashdot, like all software, contains code that might be exploited. We always appreciate readers who provide useful feedback on Slashdot, and even more so when readers (ethically!) identify potential security holes. By "ethically," we mean that actually exploiting any security holes, or probing our systems, burdening the servers, engaging in a DDoS just to test things out, doesn't count. Spotting a problem and letting us know does, and we value that contribution highly.A special thanks go out to Vladislav and Christian. We greatly appreciate their efforts and patience, as we do all readers who pass along suggestions, concerns, or ideas for the site. When readers find and diligently report possible security flaws, we're very grateful for their generosity in doing so.----------Spot a security problem on Slashdot? We'd like to give you credit on our security attribution page for helping to protect everyone in the community. Send us email, to email@example.com, and include as much detail as you can; screenshots, proof-of-concept code, and details about affected platforms are all useful and appreciated. slashdotblog 2014-07-25T21:51:06+00:00 Check out Slashdot's new Build section! http://slashdot.org/journal/809933/check-out-slashdots-new-build-section?utm_source=rss1.0&utm_medium=feed Since the early days of Slashdot, we've been obsessed -- among other things -- with technological creativity with a tangible output. Sometimes that output is in the form of a genuinely new invention, but not necessarily. Often, it's in the form of clever applications of existing hardware, serious DIY hobbies, or promising research -- that means re-use of components or devices in ways un-dreamed of by the original makers, the emergence of clever new devices or materials, jury-rigged fixes, a control system to turn a house into a light display visible from space, or one to grow vegetables in an automated micro-dome. Sometimes it means items made just for fun, to save lives, or to save money -- and sometimes just because someone has forbidden it. Luckily, these categories can overlap in interesting ways. Our new Build section is a work in progress, but it's already a good place to scroll through for ideas and inspiration. Expect a bigger announcement (and more stories in there) soon, but don't hesitate to submit stories, ideas, and suggestions, via our submissions form (or via email@example.com). We want to see your project! slashdotblog 2014-06-17T01:18:14+00:00 Progress Report On Slashdot Beta http://slashdot.org/journal/731619/progress-report-on-slashdot-beta?utm_source=rss1.0&utm_medium=feed It's been a long road. We've been asking for your opinions and suggestions for a while now, to help guide the creation of a new, cleaner look for Slashdot. (Many of the changes are below the surface, too.) What we've arrived at so far in our Beta looks and acts differently in several ways than the early iterations did, thanks to your ongoing input. That input has come in the form of thousands of comments, a few phone calls, many hundreds of emails, and even a fax(!). Slashdot's been evolving for a very long time, with just a few major redesigns along the way. Looking at the site as it appeared in 1998, 2004, 2006, or even 2010, you can watch this evolution take place. Most of the changes (especially the look of the front page) have been fairly subtle; you can poke through these (and other snapshots) at the amazingly useful Wayback Machine to see when this or that element on the page appeared, disappeared, grew some rounded corners, or moved into an AJAX element. The front page of Slashdot shows how much (but also how little!) has changed in the course of our redesign: Here's that front page in Classic, and in the Beta as it stands. Unlike our typical changes over the years, though, the Beta has been co-existing with the current look for a long time. That's because the Beta consolidates quite a few changes, and changes have a way of stepping on each others' toes sometimes, so it's important to have the whole thing getting prodded by users. Since we asked for public feedback two short months ago, we've been steadily adding features, tweaking the design, and fixing bugs. Your suggestions have helped us prioritize the important things. Here are some examples: You said: The comment section is too narrow. Yup, you were right. Originally the page was divided into two rails (like the front page is, currently). The wider left rail had all the comments, and the right rail held widgets and ads. We've tweaked this now, to let comments stretch all the way across the page. Ads may keep the lights on, but the site is for discussions, and this makes them easier to read. You said: We can't see comments below our score threshold. We've added the ability to see that there are comments below your current threshold, and clicking on the 'hidden comments' link will expand those so you can view them. We're not done building this out, yet -- we fully intend to make it easy to drill down into an interesting comment thread. You said: I don't want images One of the most polarizing features of the beta site was the addition of pictures to the news feed. We had a view selector that let people switch to basic text, without images, but even after making it bigger and replacing the icon with text, too many users had trouble finding it. So, we've simply made Text-Only the default setting. The view selector remains, at the top of the story column. It also has a headlines-only option, if you want to cram more stories onto the page. You said: Stop truncating the summaries. Now that will only happen if you intentionally switch to the Pictures view. You said: I prefer to see the page denser with text than most of the Beta pages make it. Why is there so much white space? This is a big area that we're working on, starting with the front page of the site. Getting the fonts, spacing, and elements just right is a tricky business, but we're working on making both front page and story pages easy to scan on a variety of devices and screen types. After a lot of improvements on this front to the front page, we'll next be digging into the look of the comments attached to each story. You said: Bring back the department lines on the front page. Ok. They're back. We've also tweaked the formatting on the summaries to be a lot closer to the classic look, which should make them easier to read. You said: Moderation doesn't work. It's implemented, and it works now. If you find bugs, please let us know. You said: Let us link to individual comments. Ok. Comment links work now. You said: Where are the daily quotes, the UIDs next to commenter names, indication for mod points? All implemented. You can see you have mod points on your profile page. We're also going to have a notifier show up in a more prominent place so you don't have to check every day. Some users were also having an issue with choppy/blinky scrolling, which has been fixed. We've cleaned up the navigation bar, and fixed some of the text formatting. You said: The beta site's not working on my mobile device. You're right. Even though the beta has some features intended to be useful on phones, tablets, and other small devices, for right now it's got some rendering glitches that make it the wrong choice there. Until we automatically redirect mobile readers there, we suggest using instead either the site view meant specifically for mobile devices (m.slashdot.org) or -- as many people prefer -- the Classic view of the page. We're not done. We've got a giant list of suggestions from the community and a number of minor features that need to be implemented on the new version. We've knocked out a bunch of them, but there's plenty left to do. And where does that leave the "classic" Slashdot page? The Beta's not *finished* (we'll keep working on the code no matter what!), but as of now it's a site we're happy to point readers to, whether they're new readers or long-time users. For a while now, the Beta is where the bulk of development attention has gone, and that will continue. (New features that show up in Beta may never make it to the old look of the site, and features in the old look may appear in different form in the Beta; for instance, the beta's user pages are much easier to read than are the ones on the current look, and in the Beta you'll see a lot less in the way of scattered options and preferences, as we try to make the options that people actually use easier to find and manipulate.) Many readers prefer to read with the current (as of early 2014) look of the site -- what we've taken to calling Slashdot Classic. We welcome that -- the editors all still use Classic quite a bit, and for all the work that the Beta's seen, we know there are still some features that aren't yet translated to the Beta. So don't panic: Slashdot Classic is going to stick around for quite a while. Feel free to read the site there, to make it your default (just make sure you have cookies active), or to alternate between the old and the new to see how they differ, and how the Beta continues to improve. What kind feedback is the most helpful? As we continue to bring the new site up to feature parity with the Classic site, one thing we need to do is prioritize the different bits of functionality. What we'd like from you is to hear what features you can't do without. (For example: linking to individual comments was one of the biggest requests last time around, so we made sure to prioritize that.) Your continued impressions of the current look and feature set are quite welcome as well. Note: the best feedback is also the kind with details and concrete descriptions. There are a lot of combinations out there of not only hardware and software, but reading preferences and styles. Knowing the details of your OS, browser, and screen resolution can help us replicate problems or better understand your ideas. Thanks for contributing -- please keep the suggestions coming! slashdotblog 2014-04-15T16:48:33+00:00 Update on the March of Progress: How Slashdot's New Look Is Shaping Up http://slashdot.org/journal/634763/update-on-the-march-of-progress-how-slashdots-new-look-is-shaping-up?utm_source=rss1.0&utm_medium=feed In the weeks to come, you'll see Slashdot's ongoing redesign picking up several of the vital features that thelong beta period has been used to craft, as a new, cleaner look is implemented by default for more readers: quite a few of those "coming soon" info bubbles are finally being swapped out for genuine functioning tools that mean improved interfaces for some vital tasks and settings. Of note, since the last time we noted the progress in this blog, these features include: A functioning moderation system Comment filtering and threshold setting Account sign-up Password recovery (for when the inevitable happens) Further improvements to responsive design, and general UI cleanup, as rendering and other kinks get straightened out thanks to your ongoing feedbackBy the end of the month, we aim to have in place profile update, newsletter signup, and even more UI cleanup and assorted big fixes!Watch this space for more details; for most readers, we hope that the elements we've redesigned mean a page that's gentler on the eyes, and has controls that are fewer, more useful, and easier to manipulate. Your feedback is very valuable to us during this redesign, so please tell us if you run into things that don't work for you on Slashdot Beta. If you would like to keep track of the latest updates for Beta, what's in it so far and what's in progress, bookmark our Beta News page, where the evolution is being chronicled. slashdotblog 2014-02-03T18:35:29+00:00 More on the GCHQ Hack Involving Slashdot Users: Official Statement http://slashdot.org/journal/560623/more-on-the-gchq-hack-involving-slashdot-users-official-statement?utm_source=rss1.0&utm_medium=feed Over the weekend, Der Spiegel reported that among Edward Snowden's continuing bonanza of revelations about government surveillance is one that GCHQ, the British spy agency, intercepted user requests to certain websites — Slashdot and LinkedIn, in particular — and spoofed them in order to install spyware on users' computers. As you might expect, the agency denies knowledge. Here's the official statement from Slashdot's parent company, Dice Holdings:"We were alerted to these reported government agency actions by a submission on Slashdot made by the community Sunday evening linking to news stories. To be clear, we have not been asked to cooperate with any government agency related to this matter and have not provided access to Slashdot systems or user information. We know of no unauthorized Slashdot code manipulation, or attempts to effect any. We do not approve of this reported activity and if true, it's unfortunate that we are yet another in a long line of internet businesses to suffer this type of intrusion." This is probably something that should surprise no one: claims, many of them credible and recent, point to various ways in which some well-known web sites and online services (Microsoft, Google, Yahoo, AT&T, Facebook, AOL, Skype, Apple, YouTube, and more) have all been affected by alleged government surveillance of one kind or another. Being offended (as we on the editorial and coder team at Slashdot all are) by even a hint at spying on readers doesn't help in itself, so here are some practical notes: Nothing here involves Slashdot's code base or user data: the allegation is of transparent proxies between website (LinkedIn and Slashdot happen to be mentioned, but most likely many others) and user. The spoofing and malware injection said to have taken place relies on the fact that between practically any server on the internet and the end user, there are compromisable links. However, it's probably a wise policy to assume that you never know all the possible ways your privacy may be compromised online. Please keep in mind, too, that Slashdot has long enabled and encouraged anonymous participation; you are welcome to read the site, leave comments, and submit stories, without logging in. (Logged in readers can read with SSL turned on, though.) slashdotblog 2013-11-11T18:23:21+00:00 Quick update from AppsWorld http://slashdot.org/journal/544713/quick-update-from-appsworld?utm_source=rss1.0&utm_medium=feed After a red-eye flight (my first trip to the UK) I've spent today in London at AppsWorld, live editing Slashdot for everyone who wants to see the sausage get made. "AppsWorld" sounds like a conference all about (you guessed it) mobile apps, and it is that -- but there's also a lot of interesting hardware, hackathons, etc. (It turns out, there's also some enthusiastic synchronized dancing from the Microsoft Surface crew, just across the aisle; but since we have a large screen TV set up, and access to YouTube, I couldn't resist looping in some dancing Steve Ballmer in the background as a sort of enthusiastic instructor.)At the Slashdot booth, we've gotten some volunteer spam-whacking and department-line suggestions, too, of which more is always welcome, and some good suggestions on ways to keep improving our ongoing Beta page. The conference continues tomorrow; hopefully, you'll see some video on Slashdot soon with some interesting conversations and projects. And if you're here at the conference, come by and have a drink on us, while supplies last. slashdotblog 2013-10-22T17:32:47+00:00 Beta update, and a chance to see Slashdot live in London http://slashdot.org/journal/534123/beta-update-and-a-chance-to-see-slashdot-live-in-london?utm_source=rss1.0&utm_medium=feed The ongoing Slashdot redesign effort has drawn a few notes from the outside world; here's what TweakTown and Business Insider have to say. Important to remember: the Beta site works — but it's transparently, inherently a work in progress, and the engineers are putting a lot of effort into bringing to the new page feature parity and more. The existing site isn't going away anytime soon, but the more ideas and bug reports we get (on the Beta, and in general) the more robust the next generation of Slashdot is going to be. As we revamp comments, submissions, and other aspects of the site (down to how text flows on various screen sizes), your reactions are crucial. You can play with the site in the privacy of your own home, of course, too, but in person (at LUG meetings, etc) we enjoy giving "factory tours" of the backend of the site. We've gotten the chance to show off the evolving new design to readers (and passers by) at Interop and at the NYC Tech Meetup earlier this month. If you happen to be in the neighborhood, we'll be at AppsWorld, too, from October 22-23 in London. Stop by and get some swag (while it lasts) and perhaps help us reject some spam or hit Save on a story. slashdotblog 2013-10-11T20:09:27+00:00 Slashdot Beta Update http://slashdot.org/journal/527415/slashdot-beta-update?utm_source=rss1.0&utm_medium=feed A few days ago, we opened the curtains to give everyone an early glimpse of what Slashdot is going to look like. More than a thousand comments and hundreds of emails have poured in, offering some very useful feedback and advice: thanks. As you'd expect, Beta is work in progress — we have a long way to go not only in integrating all the features we want, but in smoothing over inevitable rough edges. This blog post is to give a few updates on the state of the Beta, and tips on using it. As we sifted through your feedback we noticed some common areas of critique:One group of readers we've heard a lot from are those who don't like seeing the images that the new Beta introduces in its Standard view. Good news: seeing images is a preference that's easy to change. Just select "Classic" from the view-selection widget on the menu that appears near the top of the page. (You can see an illustration here.) You can always change your view, and your choice is persistent until you select a new one.Likewise, many readers have raised (understandable!) objections to the Beta's fixed-width; expect changes in the near future that will address this. We're aiming for a page that displays cleanly on as many devices, screen sizes, and browsers as possible.We're only partway into this redesign; a lot of stuff is coming. One big example: the commenting system is only partly in place, which means many of the features currently available on the regular page haven't been implemented yet on the Beta. Likewise, the submissions and login systems are under active development, and you'll see enhancements rolled out in weeks to come as the beta gets closer to production.We know there are some general problems with readability in the Beta, too; In the coming weeks we'll be experimenting with various fonts, texture and styles to make the page easier on your eyes.You make Slashdot what it is — so please keep the feedback coming. (Details, including screenshots, make bug reports and suggestions much easier to act on). Watch this space: We'll be giving more updates via this blog on improvements as they're worked on. slashdotblog 2013-10-04T16:31:12+00:00 You're Invited: Take a Look At Slashdot's New Beta http://slashdot.org/journal/524007/youre-invited-take-a-look-at-slashdots-new-beta?utm_source=rss1.0&utm_medium=feed The Upshot: Welcome to the first Slashdot blog post in quite a while — it's a big one. Launching today at beta.slashdot.org is the biggest redesign that Slashdot's ever seen, and you're invited to help shape it. (We've put a lot of work into the look and feel, trying to make the site easier to navigate as well as nicer looking, but between true bugs and imperfect ideas, we know that this isn't the end-state: that's why it's a beta! Feedback is welcome!) What's new (or improved)? Most obviously, the look of the page is different. We've tried to create a simpler, cleaner experience for login, submission, and navigating the site in general. Slashdot's main page is slightly simpler (but adds some pictures to ponder, too). Most importantly, we've upgraded the ways you can view the page, with three layouts you can choose from: besides the default (the "Standard" view -- that's where you'll see the pictures and brand-new layout), you can view in Classic mode (closer to the Slashdot you're used to), or Headlines mode for quick scanning. Some other changes: You'll see more content, in the form of community-promoted stories, in the "All Stories" view. That means more brain candy in the form of submissions (ones you might have had to search harder for before, because they hadn't been selected by the editors as regular posts) bumped up the food chain to your view of the page.For every user, there's a more informative (and just prettier) profile page to track your comments, conversations, and karma. Now, your profile page (at your option) includes a mini bio, too.There's now a handy shortcut (the "Most Discussed" link) to reach the stories where the most comments are landing, whether you want to dive into the discussion as a participant or just to skim.Under "Topics" in the menu bar, you can jump straight to the most active topics, too, to see what subjects are driving the most conversations.Along with these, there are lots of smaller improvements, too, that we hope you'll find useful. What's the same? Under the hood, the same Slashdot editors are still assembling a stew of reader-driven and original news, and still bringing you original reader-participant interviews, Ask Slashdot crowd-sourced questions, and more.Your submissions and suggestions are still the most important ingredient in the site. Please tell us what you think of the beta; we can't take every suggestion at the same time, but if you run into puzzling paths, borked links, or anything else that doesn't behave as you think it should, please let us know.A big thanks to all the engineers who have worked for months to integrate the pieces that go together to make this upgrade possible. Remember, as a beta, this is an ongoing project, not The Last Word, so look forward to continuing progress as we respond to your feedback. A round of thanks, too, to our users who provided valuable feedback during the alpha stage of this redesign. We couldn't have done it without you! Note: You can sign up to be a beta or alpha tester for any new initiatives on Slashdot or be notified about any cool stuff we're working on. slashdotblog 2013-10-01T16:29:34+00:00 Thoughts From Readers on Replacing Google Reader http://slashdot.org/journal/433547/thoughts-from-readers-on-replacing-google-reader?utm_source=rss1.0&utm_medium=feed Last week, we asked you about replacements for Google reader. In both this Ask Slashdot (errr, "Slashdot Asks") and this poll, readers responded with suggestions. Not everyone cares about Google Reader; nearly 70 percent of the poll respondents said they didn't use it anyhow. So think of the rest of this post as something like the gum commercials which draw their conclusions from "those dentists expressing a preference." Below, some of the collected wisdom: There are a lot of RSS aggregators. In the poll, the clear winner of the small list of options we could squeeze into the list was Feedly; in fact, it was the only replacement option to break into a double-digit percentage, tied with the catch-all "other alternative" choice. Some of the strongest endorsements are for Tiny Tiny RSS (also knowns as tt-rss), including this one from the esteemed Col. Klink (retired), who also links to a "free (and improved) fork of the Tiny Tiny RSS Reader Android app." An anonymous reader says that Tiny Tiny RSS "would be the 'slashdotter solution,' since it has a lot of strength in its plugin capabilities, is GPL v2, fully stylable, has an API, etc. If you have your own server available (or a shell account somewhere), I can't see any reason to not use this solution. I left Google Reader after several years upon the close-down decision earlier this year, and I have not missed it a bit. For those that have previously tried TT-RSS and didn't like it, it can be said that it has evolved significantly in my eyes during this year. Development is very much alive." For those who'd rather stay in the browser, stevegee58 is one of several to suggest Netvibes: "It seems like the RSS reader market is flooded with apps so it was difficult to find web-based services. I had grown used to the Reader look and feel so I settled on NetVibes as being the closest fit." Note: Digg's promised alternative to Google Reader is supposed to arrive soon, too — June 26th, according to that Washington Post article. For those uninterested in using a yet another app when there's a perfectly good email client to read things in, there's this, from reader devent: a quick HOWTO on setting up an email sink for your favorite RSS feeds. And for those who'd prefer a bit more esoteric solution, reader yosephi suggests Emacs + Gnus + Gwene, and links to an informative video tutorial, writing "There is a steep learning curve, but having mail and news in one place is nice." (That suggestion was seconded by reader Sq, who writes "It will turn any RSS to newsgroup, and you can read those with any NNTP newsreader (for which I already have setup .newsrc syncing between accounts).") Finally, at least two readers (uberjack and billstclair) have written their own alternatives. slashdotblog 2013-06-20T14:43:37+00:00 On the way to LinuxFest Northwest! http://slashdot.org/journal/375913/on-the-way-to-linuxfest-northwest?utm_source=rss1.0&utm_medium=feed LinuxFest Northwest takes place this weekend in Bellingham, Washington. It's one of my favorite conferences — a long-running, volunteer-run, low-hype gathering with two days of presentations, demonstrations, and kibbitzing at Bellingham Technical College. I'm on the way there now, in an oddball fashion, having hopped a ride from Seattle on the giant bus that Dice.com (the Dice which bought Slashdot's parent company last year) has rented for an ongoing advertising road-trip to promote their stock in trade as employment matchmakers. Since Bellingham is at the north end of their range, I'm going from Seattle to the festival that way.If you'll be in the area, the conference is excellent and free (!); the bus has enough of an internet connection that I hope to give some demonstrations of the Slashdot admin interface for anyone who'd like to see the flow of stories as the editors do, and click the buttons that will send at least a few pieces of spam to the special circle of hell for which they are destined. slashdotblog 2013-04-27T04:57:01+00:00 Geeknet Media Is Now Slashdot Media http://slashdot.org/journal/337759/geeknet-media-is-now-slashdot-media?utm_source=rss1.0&utm_medium=feed As of today, what was Geeknet Media has been utterly transformed: now we're Slashdot Media. Actually, it's just the name that's been utterly transformed, at least as far as this site is concerned. We're still News For Nerds, Stuff That Matters — just now with more Slashdot. (And for that matter, we're still just as grateful for and reliant on your news submissions and ideas as ever. Tell us what you want to see.) What it all means: For Slashdot readers? Not much. For readers (and editors, and programmers, etc.), this change has no impact on what you'll see on the page, how we select stories, the layout of the page, or anything else except trivial things like the nomenclature on copyright and other legal notices. For others? Slashdot's an advertising-supported site; selling the ads that effect that support — "the business side," vs. "the editorial side" — has its own logistics and its own internal logic. The folks around the world who are in the business of buying ad space online will see the new name in places like letterhead and contracts. Why? Why? Why? Because of the business changes last year (if you're not keeping score, Slashdot and ThinkGeek are no longer part of the same umbrella group), this name change was agreed on to prevent confusion about who's who. That makes it easier for the business-side folks to lease out your valuable eyeballs, so we can keep the lights on (well, keep the monitors on) and keep up the flow of news, interviews, reviews, and the occasional bit of snark. And besides, "Slashdot" has a nice ring to it, doesn't it? If you have any questions about this name change, feel free to pass them along to email@example.com; we'd like to know if you have any concerns worth addressing for everyone in a followup post. slashdotblog 2013-03-18T14:25:00+00:00


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Data sets that have been discussed in class or are used in homework are:
Week 1:
Tomato fertilizer data
used in lab, Aug 22. Each row is a data for a single plant. Variables are fertilizer (a: standard, b: improved), and yield (lbs).
Creativity data, for lab Aug 22.
Data discussed in Aug 24 lecture
Each column is one set of data. All four sets have the same mean and standard deviation but differ in other characteristics.
Week 2:
Data for HW 1, problem 26/25.
Zinc in rats. Variables are: Group (A or B) and zinc level (mg/ml).
Data for HW 1, problem ./26
Votes in Congress. PctPro is the Percent Pro votes for that member. That's the response variable for the HW problem. There are lots of variables in the file. You need to read them all (at least up to PctPro). You probably won't use most of the variables in the file.
Lab 1 values to use in lab 2
Schizophrenia data
(Case Study 2.2) Each line of data corresponds to a pair of maternal twins. The first number is the hippocampus volume for the unaffected individual. The second number is the hippocampus volume for the individuals affected by schizophrenia.
Week 3:
Transgenic mice weight data
Data for HW 2, problem 1. Weights of transgenic and non-transgenic mice. Each row is a single mouse. Variables are tg (0: non-transgenic, 1: transgenic) and weight (in grams)
Data for HW 2, radon problem.
Concentration of radon in a simple random sample of owner-occupied homes in Ramsey Co., MN.
Rainfall data from Case study 3.1
Used in transf.sas (lab on 9 Sept). The first column is the rainfall, the second is a treatment code: 1 = unseeded day, 2 = seeded day.
Week 4:
Schizophrenia data
(Case Study 2.2) Each line of data corresponds to a pair of maternal twins. The first number is the hippocampus volume for the unaffected individual. The second number is the hippocampus volume for the individuals affected by schizophrenia.
Darwin cross/self fertilization data
In the Darwin data, each row of the data set represents a pair of plants. The second is the height (in inches) of the cross-fertilized plant. The third is the height of the self-fertilized plant.
Hamburger bacteria data.
Quantification of bacterial load on hamburger patties that received a treatment to reduce bacteria (active) or nothing (control). cfu is the measure of bacteria on the patty.
Microsatellite counts for mutagen study.
The two columns are the dose of mutagen (0 or 80) and the count of microsatellite nuclei in 100 cells.
Exercise and walking data
First column is the age when the infant first walked. The second is the treatment (ACTIVE or NONE) they received.
Galapagos finch data set
The two columns are the year of measurement and the beak depth.
Traffic fatalities and speed limit data
The three columns are the state name, whether they increased their speed limit in 1997 (No or Yes), and the % change in traffic fatalities between 1996 and 1998.
The two columns are the treatment name and the CFU/gm (colony forming units per gm of meat)
Bacterial count data with three plate counts per patty (eu)
Week 5:
Bee data
for chapter 3, problem 28. First column is proportion of pollen removed, 2nd column is duration of visit (in seconds) and 3nd column is type of bee: 1 = bumblebee, 2 = honeybee workers.
Insulating fluid data
Columns are the voltage (in kV) and the time until breakdown (in minutes).
Glass roughness data
. Data on surface roughness of polished glass for HW 5. Columns are the treatment, the blank number, and the roughness in micro-inches.
Diet and longevity data set (Case study 5.1)
, for diet.sas in lab on 19 Sept 2012.
for tobeave.sas, parts of which were discussed in lab on 19 Sept 2012
Week 6:
Cavity size data
Bird nest cavity size, for HW 5. Columns are the species name and the size (square mm) of the opening to the nest cavity.
Tyrannosaurus data
Oxygen isotope data on bones from a single T. rex for problem 5:23. Column 1 is the oxygen isotope value; column 2 is the bone number.
Diet study data
Weight loss after 24 months on three diets. Column 1 is the subject number, 2 is the treatment, 3 is the weight loss in kg.
Week 7:
logging.csv: logging data for midterm 1.
Columns are: Plot, transect, trt (L=logged, U=unlogged), sdl09 = number of seedlings on the transect in 2009, sdl10 = number of seedlings on the transect in 2010, change = percent change from 2009 to 2010.
concrete.txt: concrete data for midterm 1.
Columns are: mile number, type of concrete used for that mile, and the surface smoothness.
prrs1.txt: PRRS diagnostic test data, version 1, for midterm 1
Columns are the pig number, the log count of PRRS from the ELISA test, and log count of PRRS from the FA test.
prrs2.txt: PRRS diagnostic test data, version 2, for midterm 1
Columns are the pig number, the test name, and the log count of PRRS
Week 8:
Meat pH data (case study 6.2), Used as lecture example and for meat.sas in lab on 3 Oct 2012.
Peanut aflatoxin data
Peanut and aflatoxin concentration data. The first column is the percent clean peanuts. The second is the aflatoxin concentration (ppb).
Lettuce yield response to fertilizer. Data are the fertilize applied to the plot and the number of heads of lettuce harvested from the plot.
Music / brain activity data First column is the number of years the subject has played a string instrument. The second is the neuronal activity index, a measure of brain activity.
Week 9:
Wine consumption and heart attack mortality data for HW 7
Columns are the name of the country, the wine consumption (liters per person per year), and the heart disease mortality.
Planet data)
for HW 7. Problem 7.14, data from display 1.15. Three columns: planet name, order from sun, and distance from sun.
Wait time between eruptions of the Old Faithful geyser in Yellowstone. Columns are date (ignore for hw 7 problem), interval between eruptions (in minutes), and duration of the interval (in minutes).
Anscombe data sets.
Data for brain.sas
Week 10:
full meat pH data set
, Meat.txt from case study 6.2 with 2 additional observations at 24 hr, for HW 8.
Number of butterfly species found in patches of Brazilian rain forest for HW 8.
Pace of life data for HW 8.
Flowering time data (Case study 9.1)
for lab 10. Uses E or L to mark early or late groups.
Week 10:
Kentucky Derby winners. Columns are: Year Winner Starters NetToWinner Time Speed Track Conditions
Zinc and Copper data for homework 9
Bat echolocation data for HW 9
Extinction risk data for HW 9
Week 11:
SAT score data (Case study 12.1).
Note: Alaska is omitted.
for Midterm II
for Midterm II
Week 13:
Collard data set
Used in collard.sas
Pygmalion experiment from textbook
Used in pygmalion.sas
Bear data for HW 10
Bear2 data for HW 10
Zinc and Copper data for homework 10
Iridium data for HW 10
Week 14:
Zinc and Copper data for homework 11
Range grass fertilization study for HW 11.
Nature/Nurture data set for HW 11.
Week 15:
Data for problem 4 on HW 12.
Donner party data from textbook (Case study 20.1)
Used in donner.sas
Made up data for vitc2.sas analysis of overdispersion
Elephant mating and age data (case study 22.1 in book) for Poisson regression. Code in matings.sas
Datasets for final exam
Youth income data for problem 1.
Pygmalion 2
data for problem 2.
P[boy] and stress
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In Lastoursville, Gabon, I had it good. Every morning at the mother-infant clinic where I taught health and nutrition, I had a captive audience of young mothers who'd come to have their babies weighed. It was the law of the land: Every month the mothers had to make the arduous trip from their villages in the outlying areas to this central hospital in Gabon's rain forested interior to see where their babies fit on the "courbe de croissance" (growth curve) chart taped to the wall. If a baby was found to be underweight, which meant seriously ill, he or she would be admitted to the hospital on the spot.
While they waited in the large anteroom for their names to be called to have their babies placed on the cold, metal scale in the nurses' adjoining office, the mothers sat respectfully and listened to me. If awake, their babies nursed contentedly; but mostly they slept soundly in their mothers' laps while I rambled on in my feeble French about such topics as the World Health Organization's designated "Three Food Groups" or how to make a rehydration drink to prevent their children from dying of diarrhea.
Okay, it's true I did bribe them to pay close attention. I offered to give them small packets of vegetable seeds (in recycled Lipton tea packets) at the end of my lecture, if they agreed to: (a) listen to what I had to say, (b) share what they'd learned with a friend back in their village, and (c) plant the seeds in a protected (from roaming goats, for example) little kitchen garden. This ploy worked. Free seeds and the prospect of a vegetable garden providing healthy produce for their families made them sit up, look up, and stay tuned.
These fond memories from fifteen-or-so years ago make me wonder. What might I do today to bribe my current college students to sit up, look up, and stay tuned? Alas, my competition is ubiquitous and stiff: screens. Not just TV screens and video game screens and computer screens; now, even in off-the-beaten-track Taos, NM, students are glued to handheld screens, tucked in their laps during class. At the start of the semester, I look out at my full class of freshmen English students and see half with heads down. Strange thoughts flit through my mind, derailing me from my lesson plan: Are they praying? Sleeping? Playing with themselves?
Too curious for words, I wander over to their tables and glance down. No, of course, they're texting.
By mid-semester, half the class – roughly that texting half — has dropped out of my English 102 because they couldn't seem to tear themselves away from their various, distracting, all-absorbing screens long enough to do the required coursework. Reading, I've witnessed in recent years, has become "uncool" to many young college students, and writing (to use a college-level word those students would not know to use) irrelevant.
Do I sound old and curmudgeonly? Well, as we say in feeble French, "tant pis."
But getting back to bribery: Would bribery work? Brow-beating certainly doesn't. Lectures about the good ol' days, when I was an undergraduate and had to read a whole book a week for my English classes, fall on deaf ears and deadpan faces. Lofty oratory about democracy being dependent on an educated, informed, literate citizenry only works with the few (mostly older) A students. They nod. But what about the rest?
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|Sep 13, 2012, 07:45 AM
How about 150mm like most started out with as an average of the factory suggested CG.
If you are flying off paved surface you can reach ROG speed sooner so 150 is fine. Grass you might want to move it back to 155mm. Which also depends on TV on or off.
But even 155mm is still nose heavy as long as you aren't giving big pitch inputs.
|Sep 13, 2012, 08:55 AM
Any sugestion about the flap and elevator set up ?
I have about 6 mm at aileron and 3 cm up and donw at elevator !
|Sep 13, 2012, 09:42 AM
|Sep 13, 2012, 09:54 AM
|Sep 13, 2012, 10:46 AM
|Sep 13, 2012, 11:05 AM
Ace you don't want to give the impression that its a walk in the park. There is a few videos where even experienced fliers quickly nosed her in on takeoff. One guy even made two attempts and face planted it twice... because it was his first model and he set it with too much movement from the sticks. Some have tried these as their first EDF or first model which isn't the best idea.
Still, its as you say a good stable model with in its margins. Its been getting windier so I have to cut back on the trim set flights but I push my nozzles down 2* in flight and up on landing.
|Sep 13, 2012, 11:18 AM
|Sep 13, 2012, 01:05 PM
Now it's for true, I've crashed the Su on the 40th flight .
Same result as V8 and some others before, nose snaped and torn to pieces but the rest of the aircraft is in good state...
After changing everything I messed up in the dumbest of things!
It was an exhibition day and I had the plane ready when a helicopter pilot went ahead of me so I switched off and wait for my turn. When I plugged again I failed to initiate the sequencer because of the nerves and found out in mid-flight after trimming.
Then I started to get obsessed with starting back the device in-flight and completely forgot about flying so I did a bad turn and halted the plane in an involuntary inverted high alpha which I hadn't ever practiced. It lacked the power to recover with a pull up maneuver and the whole thing stalled and went (Very quickly, to my despair ) spiraling towards the ground.
So you see, 39 successful flights training for the show, I arrive and the first thing I do is forget everything and crash it straight away at the begining. Now excuse me, I want to kill myself, give me a second and I'm back.
Nice thing is the rest of the day went pretty fine and I also maidened my L-39 successfully, but am still ashamed of everything.
Cheers again,
|Sep 13, 2012, 01:43 PM
OOoouuuchhh! Jandro. Sorry to hear it J.
Well now you can rebuild the nose the way you want?! Not ideal but....
I'm not looking forward to ever dumping mine but its going to eventually happen. I've added so many little details she's just too pretty to have her face bashed in.
But this is why I prefer foam to composite. Could go down exactly the same way for a lot more money in and to repair.
|Sep 13, 2012, 02:02 PM
Ya sorry to hear that Jandro glad to hear you can fix her up. Was it a slight nose into the ground like 45,35,20* angle or more like 60* impact? Since it wasn't on landing sounds like you weren't really going to fast to not cause too much damage. Lil time and work and shell be almost like new.
|Sep 13, 2012, 04:54 PM
More like a 60 degrees medium-energy impact...
Maybe it's time to make a CANARDS MOD.
|Sep 13, 2012, 05:14 PM
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If TX allows I try to assign gear switch to the left side of mode 2 transmitter after I crashed MIG by oversteering due to fingers on gear switch. It's almost impossible to control jet for these 2-3 sec you trying to blindly find that far switch with right hand fingers. IMHO on TX all the switches should be on left hand side as this is the only hand you can release in flight.
Can imagine your feelings - on Su 34 and 35 inverted high alpha is really hard - still remember my panic when 34 got stuck there for the 1st time: feels like thrust is cut by half and plane not listening. My solution is now to pull gimball up (aileron roll ends up in violent spin and stall.) so plane goes WOT inverted to the ground. Get some airflow and recover (better by pulling gimball down so you go up into normal high-alpha). If there's not enough altitude - hold it flat and pancake inverted into the ground. You'll damage battery door and rudders abit.
|Sep 13, 2012, 07:05 PM
Yes, when I think in hindsight I guess I should have rather pulled "down" (TV up) and complete a half loop-flip. Would have had lots of space and time to recover, didn't expect the Su to behave so badly in inverted. Next time I'm flying I pretend to learn to fly it inverted so as to be better prepared for another emergency like this.
|Sep 13, 2012, 07:42 PM
Another SU35 Crash
Crashed my SU35 also yesterday Jandro, waiting for video to upload. Crashed it due to loss of orientation on takeoff as my Zippy battery wasnt giving the motors the sound they should have , after flying it for so long already believe me you can tell. So once airborne she didnt gain the altitude she typically does and she leveled out going off into the distance as i tried to keep her up and in the air. So i tried to bring her back however I put my wing cam on the right wing side (i normally put it on the left side), because I already had the plane trimmed out for the wing cam to be on the left side she didnt responed too good...Dumb!!!Dumb Mistake. You learn! I finally gave up and let her go down by pulling back on the throttle and hoped for the best as it was better than a full throttle crash. I walked done to crash site cursing and F'n myself for that wing cam mistake, HOWEVER only the nose broke again!!! Yippy! No major damage and I already fixed her up. She actually looks better than the last fix. Ill post picks and the vid once its done uploading. Video looks worse than it was! After you see the vid Jandro youll understand. I was shocked at the lil damage.
|Sep 13, 2012, 07:57 PM
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PSYCHEDELIC pop band The Flaming Lips have booked a date at the Capital FM Arena in Nottingham on Thursday, May 29.
It'll be their first show in the city in over a decade.
The US outfit, fronted by Wayne Coyne, have released a string of acclaimed albums since forming in Oklahoma in 1983, including The Soft Bulletin (NME magazine's Album of the Year in 1999) and Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots.
The band are acclaimed for their elaborate live shows which feature costumes, balloons, puppets, video projections, complex stage light configurations and giant hands.
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Q magazine named them one of the 50 Bands to See Before You Die in 2002.
They last played Nottingham at Rock City in January 2003.
Last week, the Flaming Lips performed a cover of The Beatles' Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds on The Late Show With David Letterman with John Lennon's son Sean Lennon.
Tickets go on sale at 9am on Friday priced at £36.40, available from the box office, call 0843 373 3000 or go to capitalfmarena.com.


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Islanders beat Penguins with fists and sticks
Kris Letang, Jordan Staal and Tyler Kennedy scored power-play goals for Pittsburgh, which won at home in overtime against Los Angeles on Thursday and will play at the New York Rangers on Sunday afternoon. It hardly mattered in this one that the Penguins were again without All-Stars Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin.
The melee in the second period came when Matt Martin jumped Talbot in the neutral zone. The Islanders had made Talbot a marked man because of his hit against Blake Comeau in the previous game that has left the Islanders forward sidelined since with a concussion.
Martin's actions sparked fights between unlikely brawlers Josh Bailey of the Islanders and Pittsburgh's Pascal Dupuis, Hamonic and Penguins forward Mike Rupp, and another matchup of Martin and Deryk Engelland.
Bailey was ejected following his first NHL fight along with teammates Martin and Hamonic, and Pittsburgh's Engelland, Rupp and Dupuis. Martin was also hit with an instigator penalty and a separate 10-minute misconduct.
Marc-Andre Fleury allowed two goals on nine shots in 16 minutes, 14 seconds of action in the second period. Johnson then returned for his rough third period. He was slow in getting back to his skates after being down in a snow-angel position for a few moments after being hit by Grabner.
Notes: Haley, who played in his third career NHL game, had 144 penalty minutes in 50 games at Bridgeport this season. ... In addition to the absence of Crosby and Malkin, the Penguins were also without forwards Matt Cooke (suspension), Arron Asham (upper body), Mike Comrie (hip), Chris Kunitz (lower body), Mark Letestu (lower body). ... The Penguins hadn't allowed nine goals since an 9-0 loss at Tampa Bay on Nov. 8, 2003.
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