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Video Archives – "Blogging and the New Public Intellectual – A Conversation with Jay Rosen and Megan Garber" (2013)
October 27, 2013: "Blogging and the New Public Intellectual – A Conversation with Jay Rosen and Megan Garber"
-- Roger Berkowitz, Associate Professor of Political Studies and Human Rights and Academic Director of the Hannah Arendt Center for Politics and the Humanities, Bard College.
-- Walter Russell Mead, James Clarke Chace Professor of Foreign Affairs and the Humanities, Bard College.
-- Jay Rosen, Professor of Journalism, NYU.
-- Megan Garber, media critic and staff writer, The Atlantic.
Roger Berkowitz and Walter Russell Mead of Bard College have a discussion with Jay Rosen and Megan Garber about the state of journalism today.
Arendt on Thinking with Kant and Kafka
"The inner I: That I of reflection is the self, a reflection of the appearing human, so mortal, finite, growing old, capable of change, etc. On the other hand, the I of apperception, the thinking I, which does not change and is timeless. (Kafka Parable)"
—Hannah Arendt, Denktagebuch, February 1966
In an age overcome with the reach of globalization and the virtual expanse of the Internet, Arendt's notes in her Denktagebuch on a seemingly obscure technical question on activity of thought in Kant gain new relevance by differentiating modes of thinking with depth and over time. Her reference to Kafka and the form of the entry pushes her profound temporal ideas in the direction of narrative fiction.
Blogging and the New Public Intellectual – Jay Rosen & Megan Garber
On October 27, 2013, Walter Russell Mead and Roger Berkowitz sat down with Jay Rosen and Megan Garber as part of the "Blogging and the New Public Intellectual" series. The series engages in ongoing discussion with the nation's leading bloggers in politics, history, art, and culture.
Jay Rosen is a media critic, a writer, and a professor of journalism at New York University. You can visit his blog, "Pressthink" here. Megan Garber is a staff writer at The Atlantic. She was formerly an assistant editor at the Nieman Journalism Lab, where she wrote about innovations in the media. Read her work from The Atlantic here.
Roger Berkowitz started the evening by asking: Should journalists be objective or should they be political actors?
Jay Rosen answered: "Journalists have to do more than just flood us with facts." Rosen thinks of the journalist, "as a heightened form of an informed citizen." The panel discussed the idea of the journalist vs. the citizen and the myriad of ways in which the two overlap. As well, the role the Internet plays in creating an informed public through the sharing of information.
Megan Garber added, "I'm not interested in getting my ideas out, I'm interested in exploring things publicly...There is value in convening people together to talk about one thing."
Watch the video of the discussion here.
The next event in the "Blogging and the New Public Intellectual" series will take place March 9 and features a discussion with Tom Goldstein, the Publisher and a regular contributor to the SCOTUSblog.
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Amor Mundi 2/16/14
Hannah Arendt considered calling her magnum opus Amor Mundi: Love of the World. Instead, she settled upon The Human Condition. What is most difficult, Arendt writes, is to love the world as it is, with all the evil and suffering in it. And yet she came to do just that. Loving the world means neither uncritical acceptance nor contemptuous rejection. Above all it means the unwavering facing up to and comprehension of that which is.
Every Sunday, The Hannah Arendt Center Amor Mundi Weekly Newsletter will offer our favorite essays and blog posts from around the web. These essays will help you comprehend the world. And learn to love it.
According to Rich Lowry and Ramesh Ponnuru, "The survival of American exceptionalism as we have known it is at the heart of the debate over Obama's program. It is why that debate is so charged." Mitt Romney repeated this same line during his failed bid to unseat the President, arguing that President Obama "doesn't have the same feelings about American exceptionalism that we do." American exceptionalism—long a sociological concept used to describe qualities that distinguished American cultural and political institutions—has become a political truncheon. Now comes Peter Beinart writing in the National Journal that the conservatives are half correct. It is true that American exceptionalism is threatened and in decline. But the cause is not President Obama. Beinart argues that the real cause of the decline of exceptionalist feeling in the United States is conservatism itself. Here is Beinart on one way the current younger generation is an exception to the tradition of American exceptionalism: "For centuries, observers have seen America as an exception to the European assumption that modernity brings secularism. "There is no country in the world where the Christian religion retains a greater influence over the souls of men than in America," de Tocqueville wrote. In his 1996 book, American Exceptionalism: A Double-Edged Sword, Seymour Martin Lipset quoted Karl Marx as calling America "preeminently the country of religiosity," and then argued that Marx was still correct. America, wrote Lipset, remained "the most religious country in Christendom." But in important ways, the exceptional American religiosity that Gingrich wants to defend is an artifact of the past. The share of Americans who refuse any religious affiliation has risen from one in 20 in 1972 to one in five today. Among Americans under 30, it's one in three. According to the Pew Research Center, millennials—Americans born after 1980—are more than 30 percentage points less likely than seniors to say that "religious faith and values are very important to America's success." And young Americans don't merely attend church far less frequently than their elders. They also attend far less than young people did in the past. "Americans," Pew notes, "do not generally become more [religiously] affiliated as they move through the life cycle"—which means it's unlikely that America's decline in religious affiliation will reverse itself simply as millennials age. In 1970, according to the World Religion Database, Europeans were over 16 percentage points more likely than Americans to eschew any religious identification. By 2010, the gap was less than half of 1 percentage point. According to Pew, while Americans are today more likely to affirm a religious affiliation than people in Germany or France, they are actually less likely to do so than Italians and Danes." Read more on Beinart and American exceptionalism in the Weekend Read.
In this interview, Kevin Kelly, one of the founders of Wired magazine, explains his concept of the "technium," or the whole system of technology that has developed over time and which, he argues, has its own biases and tendencies "inherently outside of what humans like us want." One thing technology wants is to watch us and to track us. Kelly writes: "How can we have a world in which we are all watching each other, and everybody feels happy? I don't see any counter force to the forces of surveillance and self-tracking, so I'm trying to listen to what the technology wants, and the technology is suggesting that it wants to be watched. What the Internet does is track, just like what the Internet does is to copy, and you can't stop copying. You have to go with the copies flowing, and I think the same thing about this technology. It's suggesting that it wants to monitor, it wants to track, and that you really can't stop the tracking. So maybe what we have to do is work with this tracking—try to bring symmetry or have areas where there's no tracking in a temporary basis. I don't know, but this is the question I'm asking myself: how are we going to live in a world of ubiquitous tracking?" Asking such questions is where humans fit into the technium world. "In a certain sense," he says, "what becomes really valuable in a world running under Google's reign are great questions, and that's something that for a long time humans will be better at than machines. Machines are for answers; humans are for questions."
Literature Against Consumer Culture
Taking issue with a commentator's claim that The Paris Review's use of the word "crepuscular" (adj., resembling twilight) was elitist, Eleanor Catton suggests that the anti-critical attitude of contemporary readers arises out of consumer culture: "The reader who is outraged by being "forced" to look up an unfamiliar word — characterising the writer as a tyrant, a torturer — is a consumer outraged by inconvenience and false advertising. Advertising relies on the fiction that the personal happiness of the consumer is valued above all other things; we are reassured in every way imaginable that we, the customers, are always right." Literature, she says, resists this attitude, and, in fact cannot be elitist at all: "A book cannot be selective of its readership; nor can it insist upon the conditions under which it is read or received. The degree to which a book is successful depends only on the degree to which it is loved. All a starred review amounts to is an expression of brand loyalty, an assertion of personal preference for one brand of literature above another. It is as hopelessly beside the point as giving four stars to your mother, three stars to your childhood, or two stars to your cat."
Vladislav Inozemtsev reviews Laurence Cockcroft's book Global Corruption. "The book's central argument is that corruption has political roots, which Cockcroft identifies as the "merging of elites." Surveying the mechanisms of top-level decision-making from Russia to Brazil, to Peru and India, as well as in many other countries, he discerns a pattern: Politicians today often act as entrepreneurs, surround themselves with sycophants and deputies, and so navigate the entire political process as they would any commercial business. The hallmarks of a corrupt society are the widespread leveraging of wealth to secure public office; the leveraging of such authority to secure various kinds of privileges; and the interplay of both to make even bigger money. Simply put, corruption is a transformation of public service into a specific kind of entrepreneurship."
George Packer takes a look at Amazon's role in the book business noting that its founder, Jeff Bezos, knew from the start that book sales were only the lure; Amazon's real business was Big Data, a big deal in an industry that speaks to people's hearts and minds as well as their wallets. Still, "Amazon remains intimately tangled up in books. Few notice if Amazon prices an electronics store out of business (except its staff); but, in the influential, self-conscious world of people who care about reading, Amazon's unparalleled power generates endless discussion, along with paranoia, resentment, confusion, and yearning. For its part, Amazon continues to expend considerable effort both to dominate this small, fragile market and to win the hearts and minds of readers. To many book professionals, Amazon is a ruthless predator. The company claims to want a more literate world—and it came along when the book world was in distress, offering a vital new source of sales. But then it started asking a lot of personal questions, and it created dependency and harshly exploited its leverage; eventually, the book world realized that Amazon had its house keys and its bank-account number, and wondered if that had been the intention all along."
Ta-Nehisi Coates, in the wake of NFL prospect Michael Sam's announcement that he is gay, considers how the concept of readiness is backwards: "The question which we so often have been offered—is the NFL ready for a gay player?—is backwards. Powerful interests are rarely "ready" for change, so much as they are assaulted by it. We refer to barriers being "broken" for a reason. The reason is not because great powers generally like to unbar the gates and hold a picnic in the honor of the previously excluded. The NFL has no moral right to be "ready" for a gay player, which is to say it has no right to discriminate against gay men at its leisure which anyone is bound to respect."
This week, the magazine Jacobin released Class Action, a handbook for activist teachers, set against school reform and financed using the Kickstarter crowdfunding platform. One of the many essays contained within is Dean Baker's "Unremedial Education," which contains one of the handbook's major theses, an important reminder for those who are interested in education as a route to both the life of the mind and the success of the person: "Education is tremendously valuable for reasons unrelated to work and income. Literacy, basic numeracy skills, and critical thinking are an essential part of a fulfilling life. Insofar as we have children going through school without developing these skills, it is an enormous failing of society. Any just society would place a top priority on ensuring that all children learn such basic skills before leaving school. However, it clearly is not the case that plausible increases in education quality and attainment will have a substantial impact on inequality."
From the Hannah Arendt Center Blog
This week on the blog, Roger Berkowitz asks "Why Think?". And in the Weekend Read, Berkowitz reflects on the loss of American exceptionalism.
Why Must We Care
Is there such a thing as too much free speech? The Editors at N+1 think so. They posted an editorial this week lamenting the overabundance of speaking that has swept over our nation like a plague:
A strange mania governs the people of our great nation, a mania that these days results in many individual and collective miseries. This is the love of opinion, of free speech—a furious mania for free, spoken opinion. It exhausts us.
The N+1 Editors feel besieged. And we can all sympathize with their predicament. Too many people are writing blogs; too many voices are tweeting; too many friends are pontificating about something on Facebook. And then there are the trolls. It's hard not to sympathize with our friends at N+1. Why do we have to listen to all of these folks? Shouldn't all these folks just stop and read N+1 instead?
Of course it is richly hypocritical for the Editors of an opinion journal to complain of an overabundance of opinions. And N+1 acknowledges and even trumpets its hypocrisy.
We are aware that to say [that others should stop expressing their opinions] (freely! our opinion!) makes us hypocrites. We are also aware that America's hatred of hypocrisy is one of few passions to rival its love of free speech—as if the ideal citizen must see something, say something, and it must be the same thing, all the time. But we'll be hypocrites because we're tired, and we want eventually to stop talking.
Beyond the hypocrisy N +1 has a point: The internet has unleashed packs upon packs of angry often rabid dogs. These haters attack anything and everything, including each other. Hate and rage are everywhere:
The ragers in our feeds, our otherwise reasonable friends and comrades: how do they have this energy, this time, for these unsolicited opinions? They keep finding things to be mad about. Here, they've dug up some dickhead writer-professor in Canada who claims not to teach women writers in his classes. He must be denounced, and many times! OK. Yes. We agree. But then it's some protest (which we support), and then some pop song (which we like, or is this the one we don't like?), and then some egregiously false study about austerity in Greece (full of lies!). Before we know it, we've found ourselves in a state of rage, a semi-permanent state of rage in fact, of perma-rage, our blood boiled by the things that make us mad and then the unworthy things that make other people mad.
Wouldn't it be nice of public discourse were civil and loving? I too would prefer a rational discussion about the Boycott, Diversity, and Sanction movement. I would be thrilled if the Tea Party and Occupy Wall Street could join forces to fight political corruption and the over-bureaucratization of government that disempowers individuals. And of course I would love it if those who religiously attack Hannah Arendt for her opinion that Adolf Eichmann was a superficial and banal man responsible for unspeakable evils could find common cause with those who find her provocative, moving and meaningful.
Of course it is exhausting dealing with those with whom we don't see eye to eye. And there is always the impulse to say simply, "enough! I just don't want to hear your opinions anymore." This is precisely what N+1 is saying: "We don't care!"
We assert our right to not care about stuff, to not say anything, to opt out of debate over things that are silly and also things that are serious—because why pretend to have a strong opinion when we do not? Why are we being asked to participate in some imaginary game of Risk where we have to take a side? We welcome the re-emergence of politics in the wake of the financial crash, the restoration of sincerity as a legitimate adult posture. But already we see this new political sincerity morphing into a set of consumer values, up for easy exploitation.
Underlying N+1's ironic distance from the arena of opinions and discord is a basic anti-political fantasy that opinion is a waste of time, if it is not destructive. Wouldn't it be better to skip the opinions and the battles and the disagreements and just cut straight to the truth? Just listen to the truth.
Truth is not an imperative, but something that must be discovered. Unlike liquid opinion, truth does not always circulate. It is that which you experience, deeply, and cannot forget. The right to not care is the right to sit still, to not talk, to be subject to unclarity and allow knowledge to come unbidden to you. To be in a constant state of rage, by contrast, is only the other side of piety and pseudoscience, the kind of belief that forms a quick chorus and cannot be disproved. Scroll down your Facebook feed and see if you don't find one ditto after another. So many people with "good" or "bad politics," delivered with conviction to rage or applause; so little doubt, error, falsifiability—surely the criteria by which anything true, or democratic, could ever be found.
What N+1 embraces is truth over opinion and escapism against engagement with others. What they forget, however, is that there are two fundamentally opposed routes to truth.
In one, the truthseeker turns away from the world of opinion. The world in which we live is a world of shadows and deceptions. Truth won't be found in the marketplace of ideas, but on the mountaintop in the blinding light of the sun. Like Plato's philosopher king, we must climb out of the cave and ascend to the heights. Alone, turned toward the heavens and the eternal truths that surf upon the sunrays, we open ourselves to the experience of truth.
A second view of truth is more mundane. The truthseeker stays firmly planted in the world of opinion and deception. Truth is a battle and it is fought with the weapons of words. Persuasion and rhetoric replace the light of the sun. The winner gains not insight but power. Truth doesn't emerge from an experience; truth is the settled sentiment of the most persuasive opinion.
Both the mountain path and the road through the marketplace are paths to truth, but of different kinds. Philosophers and theologians may very well need to separate themselves from the world of opinion if they are to free themselves to experience truth. Philosophical truths, as Hannah Arendt argues, address "man in his singularity" and are thus "unpolitical by nature." For her, philosophy and also philosophical truths are anti-political.
Politicians cannot concern themselves with absolute truths; they must embrace the life of the citizen and the currency of opinion rather than the truths of the philosopher. In politics, "no opinion is self-evident," as Arendt understood. "In matters of opinion, but not in matters of [philosophical] truth, our thinking is discursive, running as it were, from place to place, from one part of the world to another, through all kinds of conflicting views, until it finally ascends from these particularities to some impartial generality." In politics, truth may emerge, but it must go through the shadows that darken the marketplace.
What Arendt understands about political truths is that truths do indeed "circulate" in messy and often uncomfortable ways that the n+1 editorial board wishes to avoid. Political thought, Arendt argues, "is representative." By that she means that it must sample as many different viewpoints and opinions as is possible. "I form an opinion by considering a given issue from different viewpoints, by making present to my mind the standpoints of those who are absent; that is, I represent them." It is in hearing, imagining, and representing opposing and discordant views that one comes to test out his or her own views. It is not a matter of empathy, of feeling like someone else. It is rather an imaginative experiment in which I test my views against all comers. In this way, the enlarged mentality of imaginative thinking is the prerequisite for judgment.
When Arendt said of Adolf Eichmann that he was possessed of the "fearsome word-and-thought-defying banality of evil" because he did not think, what she meant was that he was simply incapable or unwilling to think from the perspective of others. His use of clichés was not thoughtlessness itself, but was evidence that he had barricaded himself inside an ideological cage. Above all, his desire to make others including Jews understand his point of view—his hope that they could see that he was a basically good man caught up on the wrong side of history—was for Arendt evidence of his superficiality and his lack of imagination. He simply could not and did not ever allow himself to challenge his own rationalizations and justifications by thinking from the perspective of Jews and his other victims. What allowed Eichmann to so efficiently dispatch millions to their deaths was his inability to think and encounter opinions that were different from his own.
In the internet age we are bombarded with such a diversity of angry and insulting and stupid and offensive viewpoints that it is only naturally to alternate between the urge to respond violently and the urge to withdraw.
It is easy to deride political opinion and idolize truth. But that is to forget that "seen from the viewpoint of politics, truth has a despotic character."
Political thinking requires that we resist both the desire to fight opinions with violence and the desire to flee from opinions altogether. Instead, we need to learn to think in and with others whose opinions we often hate. We must find in the melee of divergent and offending opinions the joy that exists in the experience of human plurality. We don't need to love or agree with those we find offensive; but so long as they are talking instead of fighting, we should respect them and listen to them. Indeed, we should care about them and their beliefs. That is why the N+1 manifesto for not caring is your weekend read.


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Vanessa Sparks of the Mohawk Area Development Corporation told Cincinnati City Council's Law and Public Safety Committee this morning that the barricades are placing a burden on the neighborhood's residents.
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|I just bought my car and had only paid about 5 payments before I was rear-ended last month. I was also seriously thinking about trading the car in because I dont like it anymore before this happened. Now I will be very upside down and I am trying to figure out how to fix that. The guy's insurance is going to pay for the damages but I want to go after them for depreciated value loss...How do I go about this??? Thanks for your help in advance!!!
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|It ain't happening.
- Posted by sweetie_pie (My Page) on Thu, May 31, 07 at 11:00
|Why not???
|The insurance company's responsibility is to "make you whole" -- that is, give you back what you had, which was a five-month-old car. Five-month-old cars have horrible depreciation; it's the nature of the beast. You would have taken a bath trading it in on something else unless you were very very lucky. The fact that you were upside-down on the loan does not help (though almost everyone is upside-down after only five months). But fixing all that is not the responsibility of the company insuring the person who hit you. I'm sorry, but that's where you are.
|If it were totaled you might have a leg to stand on because it's so new. Since it wasn't, they're obligated to repair it to pre-loss condition. That's all. The car depreciated the day you signed the papers to buy it, accident or no accident. They aren't responsible for that. If repaired properly, the best that could be argued would be that if two identical vehicles are for sale, one that has had a repair and the other hasn't, odds are the one that hasn't never been damaged would be chosen for purchase first. Not necessarily for more money.
If you were going to trade it in, you weren't going to get squat for it anyway. No way anyone would pay you the difference between whole sale which is the most any dealer anywhere would give you in trade, and retail because someone scratched your paint and paid to fix it.
If you're expecting more than that, you'd better start limping or come up with a sore neck or something. jmo
- Posted by jasper60103 (My Page) on Fri, Jun 1, 07 at 8:40
|"If you're expecting more than that, you'd better start limping or come up with a sore neck or something. jmo"
too funny, mann!
|In some states, you can sue for diminsihed value.
Having a car "repaired" does NOT make you whole (Did the car have a ton of bondo before you bought it?) Or, if you had a choice of two new cars , would you pick the one that was damaged on the way to the dealership?
I would never buy a car that's been in accident.
Perhaps the link below might help?
Here is a link that might be useful: Diminished value
|**Having a car "repaired" does NOT make you whole (Did the car have a ton of bondo before you bought it?) Or, if you had a choice of two new cars , would you pick the one that was damaged on the way to the dealership?**
The owner chooses where the car is repaired. If it ends up with a gallon of bondo in it and a rattle can paint job, the owner made the choice to go to such a place that does things that way.
The diminished value arguement might hold a little water if we're talking about a rare one of a kind classic of some sort that truely is an investment and is in original condition. I have a feeling we're talking about something between a kia rio and a honda accord. Say you're right, whats the diminished value, a couple hundred bucks tops? One would even have to prove that some how.
This person was suffering from buyers remorse. Now at worst, they're hoping some poor sap will have to take it off their hands at full still on the lot retail because they had the misfortune of bumping into it. Ain't happening. If I were the insurance company, I'd tell the damaged party to go pound sand if they expected more than the car professionally repaired.
My idea is better. Go get a neck brace and a crutch. Get a note from Dr. Ben Dover and retain an ambulance chasing attorney.
|"The owner chooses where the car is repaired. If it ends up with a gallon of bondo in it and a rattle can paint job, the owner made the choice to go to such a place that does things that way."
Yeah, you show me one auto body shop that can paint as good as the factory, and that can repair a rear quarter panel w/o bondo.
|**Yeah, you show me one auto body shop that can paint as good as the factory, and that can repair a rear quarter panel w/o bondo.**
Like anything else, you get what you pay for. There are places everywhere that do work that meets or exceeds anything that comes out of the factory. Bondo Bob's discount auto body isn't the only act in town. Easy example, go to any car show anywhere. Tell the owners of some of those that in your opinion their cars are bondo specials and the factory paint looked better than the paint job they have and see what response you get. Better have an escape route before you say that though. News flash, body filler isn't a bad thing. The factory uses it too.
The owner chooses where to have their car repaired. It's up to the owner to do the research and pick a shop that replaces parts that need to be, only uses factory parts if you so desire, and has the ace painter and equipment. A good painter will have to take his skill level down a couple notches if anything to match the factory job. The hard part is trying to match the factory defects.
As to the subject of the thread, 90% of this cars' depreciation to date happened the second it was signed over to the puchaser and at that moment no longer considered 'new'. $ value lost due to this is minimal. The majority dollar value lost is due to buyer remorse, accident or no accident.
I understand feeling that if one wanted a wrecked or repainted car, one would have saved the money and purchased one used rather than pay extra for new. The reality of it is the other party and the insurance company are going to look at it as being repaired as good as it ever was. That's all that can be done so get over it. Unfortunately, that's life.
- Posted by christopherh (My Page) on Mon, Jun 11, 07 at 7:52
|I think you guys would be surprised if you knew how many new vehicles are damaged, dented, scratched and repainted as a result of mishaps on the transport trucks from the factory. It happens every day. And the buyer is never aware of it.
- Posted by homeownerplus (My Page) on Wed, Jun 13, 07 at 11:46
|That is the risk associated w/ driving
|I recently leased a 2007 Mazda Cx-7 an was involved in a hit and run. My agent told me in the state of Georgia it is now the law if your car is less than 3 years old with less than 100,000 miles your insurance has to pay you for depreciated value if it's your fault or not. If you have a loan on the car or it's leased they will either send it to you to send to the lender, or to the lender itself. USAA sent me the check and I contacted Mazda American Credit and they said as long as the car was repaired to factory standards KEEP THE CKECK!!!
|Try to find a very reputable repair shop. One that looks at everthing that was damaged and repairs it back to a safe and nice finished condition. There are some really good shops out there and the insurance has to use the one you pick, I believe. Don't skimp. Look at some of the cars they just completed to see how good the paint jobs are.
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Comparative Effectiveness of In-Hospital Use of Recombinant Factor VIIa for Off-Label Indications vs. Usual Care
Overview of In-Hospital, Off-Label vs. On-Label rFVIIa Use From the Premier Database (2000–2008)
The 2000–2008 data from the Perspective Comparative Database of Premier, Inc. (Charlotte, NC) was used to assess the in-hospital usage trends of rFVIIa (Figure). The Premier database includes information on 40 million annual hospitalizations occurring in 615 U.S. hospitals. The majority of rFVIIa use occurs in the outpatient setting, and the majority of outpatient use is for on-label indications related to hemophilia. According to the Premier database on in-hospital use in the U.S., cases of use for the approved hemophilia indications remained stable over time, whereas cases of off-label, in-hospital use increased. Off-label, in-hospital rFVIIa use was estimated to be 125 cases in 2000, underwent a moderate increase until 2005 when use became more frequent and was estimated to be 11,057 cases, and by 2008 was estimated to be 17,813 cases (97% of all of the estimated 18,311 in-hospital cases). The three most common off-label uses from 2000–2008 were for: adult cardiac surgery (16.4%), bleeding secondary to body trauma (15.9%), and intracranial hemorrhage (10.5%).
Keywords: comparative effectiveness | recombinant factor VIIa | off-label | Premier Database | adult cardiac surgery | body trauma | spontaneous intracranial hemorrhage
- Yank V, Tuohy CV, Logan AC, et al. Comparative Effectiveness of In-Hospital Use of Recombinant Factor VIIa for Off-Label Indications vs. Usual Care, Comparative Effectiveness Review 21 (Prepared by Stanford–UCSF Evidence-based Practice Center under Contract No. 290-02-0017). Rockville, MD: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality; May 2010. AHRQ Publication No. 10-EHC030-EF.
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Which is better? I usually play Soraka if that makes a difference
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Actually, champion choice makes a huge difference. But IMO it depends on play style and skill level. If you tend to get into a lot of level 1 fights and such, flat HP quints are great. But they quickly lose their effectiveness as you progress through the game, whereas move speed quints are always good.
That said, Soraka doesn't benefit that much from move speed as it's not one of her major focuses (like Singed), nor is she a ganking champion that takes great advantage of quickly moving through the map (Shaco, Gangplank, Twitch).
I like being able to out-last everyone who isn't Jax or a tank at level 1, but I can see why people use movespeed quints >.>
92 hp vs 4.5% movespeed. The decision is quite easy. One scales, very well. The other doesn't. One is good for one moment in the game (level 1 team fights), the other lasts the entire game with a noticeable impact.
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Critics Consensus: A competent, if sometimes by-the-numbers entry to the 007 franchise, Tomorrow Never Dies may not boast the most original plot but its action sequences are genuinely thrilling.
Critics Consensus: A competent, if sometimes by-the-numbers entry to the 007 franchise, Tomorrow Never Dies may not boast the most original plot but its action sequences are genuinely thrilling.
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James Bond is back � gasp! � to thwart a mad media mogul trying to start a third world war.
- Rating:
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- Directed By:
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If Connery was Sexy Bond and George Lazenby was One-Shot Bond and Roger Moore was Geezer Bond and Timothy Dalton was Bored Bond, then Brosnan should be Posh Bond.
Bond is just a glorified stuntman now; he's lost his license to thrill.
The 18th James Bond movie features the usual saturation bombardment.
Brosnan is fast becoming the second best 007 -- effortlessly competent and coolly sexy.
Top notch popcorn entertainment, straight from the Hollywood factory. This is even better than GOLDENEYE.
It succeeds, although it is let down by its weak villain. But there are enough stunts, quips and high-tech thrills to keep you from caring.
A thrill machine akin to one of the canon's more cleverly naughty entendres, uttered here: "You always were a cunning linguist, James." Obvious and crass to please everyone's inner schoolboy, but presented with just enough eloquence and ingenuity.
Not, in aggregate, the worst of the Pierce Brosnan Bond films, but... it has the weakest excuse for a conflict.
One watches a Bond film for two hours of spy intrigue, car chases, fights, explosions, and beautiful women, and on that fairly undemanding level, it delivers the goods.
...a briskly-paced and thoroughly entertaining James Bond adventure...
Kinetic, knowing, crammed with high-tech gadgetry and sophisticated in the most superficial sense of the term: What else could you ask of a James Bond picture?
Efficient action, gleaming product placement and, in Michelle Yeoh, a convincing foil for Bond.
The film seldom reaches the pitch of Goldfinger, but it does stay on tune, thanks to performers who know how to belt out an old favorite.
a great follow up to goldeneye
The winsome pic gives the people what they want. At least, what they want from the Bond franchise.
Even the evil henchman is badly picked: Ricky Jay is a lovable magician, not a hard-nosed killer.
Michelle Yeoh is a the lone bright star as the Chinese operative who occasionally, and rewardingly, resorts to Jackie Chan styled chop socky combat.
Audience Reviews for Tomorrow Never Dies
perfectly made film and superb actors and actresses. it has the makings of a golden movie and will be remembered and loved well into the future. family safe. i loved it when i first saw and and still do. another brilliant bond film. Pierce Brosnan really out does himself.this is yet another fantastic bond movie with all of the thrills and action of the rest. pierce Bronson is drawing up to being as good as Sean Connery and roger Moore. i am however disappointed he didn't continue doing the bond movies. his witty lines and stupid actions make a great comedy/action film packed with everything.its guarantied to get you hooked onto the other movies. it is bonds 2nd best film next to die another day with Hallie berry. (its a must see to.) 5 Stars 1-27-14More
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Tomorrow Never Dies is a step down from Goldeneye and feels like a return to the Roger Moore era of the franchise. It lacks personality and brings back the cheesy one-liners that plagued the series during that time while simultaneously feeling more like a generic action flick than a Bond film. It's technically well made, like Bond always is, but doesn't entertain for its whole running length, despite being the first Bond film in forever to clock in at less than two hours. I didn't like Brosnan as much here as I did in Goldeneye, while Johnathon Price's Carver is about as generic of a Bond villain as you can get. The plot just fails to muster any excitement. Michelle Yeoh made her Hollywood debut and does a solid job as a sort-of buddy agent who helps Bond. Teri Hatcher looks nice, but is unmemorable and only in the film for a short time. Even Q is only in the film for like a minute. There are some solid action sequences in this film that keep it from being bottom of the barrel in the series history and it might entertain you for a while, but it's not in any way memorable. Thankfully The World is Not Enough would kick some energy back into the franchise next.More
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I grew up with Pierce Brosnan as Bond, so his Bond will always be one I look back on fondly. Is he my favorite? No, but rewatching this, I think he is right in the middle of the pack. This is a very standard Bond movie. Exotic locales, beautiful women, and he must thwart an evil man's plan of global domination. The movie is very 90's, much like the other Bond movies are easily dated. Jonathan Pryce does an ok job as the villain, but nothing really makes him stand out and stay memorable as other villains. Even mediocre Bond movies are better than most action movies.More
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Decent, but not great Bond film.
In all honesty, i don't much remember the high tech inspired plot, or its specifics, but I do recall it seemed somewhat timely in terms of using the media in a goal for *sigh* WWIII and global domination.
There's some of the typical over the top stuff like the stealth battle boat, and that's okay, but for me the film really shines with the great action sequences, stunts, and the awesome opening titles set to Sheryl Crow's solid theme song. Brosnan and Dench are once again good, Desmond Llewelyn likewise shines in his long running term as Q, and Michelle Yeoh makes for a great Bond Girl, especially since she can actually hold her own, and isn't just a sex object.
One of the better entries from the Brosnan era, and a worthwhile film overall.
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Tomorrow Never Dies Quotes
- Moneypenny:
- You always were a cunning linguist, James.
- Paris Carver:
- Tell me, James, do you still sleep with a gun under your pillow?
- James Bond:
- Let's take the highway.
- Elliot Carver:
- The distance between insanity and genius is measured only by success.
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depends n who runs the store/shop...because we here are multiracial, so maybe 2 days is enough for non-muslim whereas the muslims will closed it up till a week...
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Decorative eggs, while closely associated with the Easter holiday, are a wonderful spring craft on their own. There's just something special about an egg craft when we're entering a season of rebirth and new beginnings. Not to mention the fact that Easter crafts and Easter eggs are often associated with pastel colors. There's nothing like shedding those dark, earthy winter colors in favor of light and fluffy pastel tones. It all goes together, you see!
First thing's first. If you want to use egg decorations for longer than a couple of weeks, I recommend draining the yolk out of the center. This will help you avoid any rotten-smelling decorations when Easter rolls around.
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- Hold the egg over the bowl and allow the yolk to drain. This could take a while.
- To speed up the process, try blowing into one end (pointing down) to help the yolk move out faster.
- When you no longer feel yolk moving around inside, rinse off the outside and let dry.
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- In the same way that kids get excited about gingerbread houses at Christmas, Easter egg decorating can be just as fun. Glue gum drops and other decorative candies to your egg shells to make them absolutely scrumptious. The only difference with a gingerbread house and an egg is that you can't eat this one!
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As more and more cities incorporate concepts like "complete streets" into their long-term plans, the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) is urging Congress to do the same when developing the next surface transportation program.
The organization wants federally funded projects to make the right of way accessible for all users -- drivers, bicyclists, pedestrians, and the handicapped - a goal supported by groups ranging from the powerful Association for the Advancement of Retired Persons (AARP) to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). "The next authorization bill must take into account the important role played by road-related investments in enhancing communities," says AASHTO Executive Director John Horsley.
Bill Lewis, the chief mobility engineer in the Columbus, Ohio, Division of Mobility Options, agrees.
"All roads, whether it's a new street or a retrofit for a bike path, should be candidates," he says. In 2008 the city adopted a Bicentennial Bikeways Plan that quadruples the number of shared-use paths over the next decade. But implementation isn't cheap; the estimated cost for 200 miles of pedestrian- and bicycle-friendly paths is $118 million.
Since 2000, state DOTs have used $5.2 billion to fund bicycle and pedestrian programs. In 2007, states spent $13.3 billion on transit, compared to federal funding of $10.7 billion. "But what's been missing from the national dialogue on livability is what can be accomplished through road-related improvements," Horsley says.
One such improvement highlighted in AASHTO's recent Road to Livability report is The Cap at Union Station, a $7.8 million retail development built into an interstate bridge to connect downtown Columbus with an arts and entertainment district. The Cap houses 25,496 square feet of commercial space.
AARP has issued a report titled "Planning Complete Streets for an Aging America," and the CDC promotes the concept in its battle against obesity.
If livability concepts don't make it into the reauthorized highway bill, the U.S. House of Representatives Subcommittee on Highways and Transit is ready to take up the charge. "Complete Streets Act of 2009" directs state DOTs and Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPOs) to adopt similar policies on federally funded transportation projects.
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In 2009, Newsweek's cover declared, "We Are All Socialists Now."
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Snowy White tries to regain skate mojo at X Games
"We kind of got all Hollywood," White said.
He said he relishes driving around the movie lot and getting lost.
"The other day I think I ended up in downtown New York," he said.
White may be a long shot to win gold in Skateboard Vert, with 30-year-old Canadian Pierre-Luc Gagnon looking to win his third straight X Games gold in the event and skating with his usual consistency and technical mastery.
White is drawing more buzz for his entry in Skateboard Vert Best Trick, an event that returns to the X Games after a three-year absence.
With his high-flying style and strength, White has long been considered the skater who will pull off the 1080, the next big skate-trick breakthrough after Hawk's 900, a seminal moment at the X Games in 1999.
White, though, says he is probably too rusty to pull off the three full mid-air spins the trick requires.
"I'm not sure, I mean everybody wants me to go for the ten, but man, I just got back on my board," he said. "I'm just going to wing it. I'll just try to throw something out there."
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Djokovic retains top spotComment on this story
Berlin – Wimbledon champion Novak Djokovic remains top of the latest men's tennis rankings, released by the ATP on Monday.
The Serb has 13,130 points to lead a top 10 which is unchanged from last week.
Spain's Rafael Nadal is second on 12,670 while Wimbledon runner-up Roger Federer is third on 6,070.
Alexandr Dolgopolov of Russia and Marin Cilic of Croatia both moved into the top 20 by gaining four spots to reach 17th and 18th respectively.
ATP top 10 as of July 28 (previous ranking in parenthesis):
1. (1) Novak Djokovic, Serbia, 13,130 points
2. (2) Rafael Nadal, Spain, 12,670
3. (3) Roger Federer, Switzerland, 6,070
4. (4) Stan Wawrinka, Switzerland, 5,770
5. (5) Tomas Berdych, Czech Republic, 4,410
6. (6) David Ferrer, Spain, 4,085
7. (7) Milos Raonic, Canada, 3,920
8. (8) Juan Martin del Potro, Argentina, 3,360
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In this economy, navigating the job market can be tough.
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Back in the 80's and 90's, there were a lot of great and innovative toys coming to the market, and Playmates always seemed to be leading the pack with crazy new ideas for their Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles line. All of the different toy designs… Read more »
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2014 movie releases on DVD/Blu Ray today (12/16/2014) and we want to provide some lucky fans with free gift packs. We teamed up with Paramount Pictures to contribute two (2) fans with gift packs which include the highly acclaimed film. Each… Read more »
Totally Turtle Games – Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003)
With the resurgence of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and their brand new television series in 2003 came a whole new line of video games looking to bring the heroes in green back into the homes of old and new fans alike. With more powerful… Read more »
Totally Turtle Games – Radical Rescue (Game Boy)
With the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles still rolling in popularity (even though the animated series was beginning to wane), Konami wanted to make full use of the characters it had access to, and that meant even more totally turtle games being brought to fans and… Read more »
Bebop and Rocksteady Confirmed for TMNT 2
After the release of Jonathan Liebesman's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, it quickly became apparent that a sequel was in the works. What we didn't know was which direction the film would take, or who would be starring in the film alongside the turtles. While it… Read more »
RSPCA Warns Turtles Are Being Abandoned
One of the unfortunate truths about the Turtle Fever phenomenon of the late 80's and early 90's was that a lot of innocent turtles actually ended up in danger as a side effect. When the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles were at the height of their… Read more »
2003 TMNT Series Coming Back To Television for Christmas
No, this is not a joke. While many fans thought that we'd never see it on television again, it turns out that Nickelodeon hasn't forgotten the 2003 series after all. In a recent press release, the network confirmed something that a lot of turtle fans… Read more »
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If you saw Michael Bay's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2014) this past August your local multiplex then you'll no doubt remember the hilarious ending with April O'Neil (Megan Fox) standing and watching the Turtles drive away from her in their Shellraiser van as Michelangelo hangs… Read more »
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The TMNT-aficionados here at TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles.com are shameless, multi-decade followers of the TMNT franchise. From Eastman and Laird's dark comic series to today's Nickelodeon TV series and the 2014 TMNT movie, we eat, sleep and breathe all things related to our genetically altered heroes. So grab a slice of pizza and enjoy the site!
Our amphibious ninjas/heroes in half shell have provided untold hours of entertainment for TMNT fans of all ages through their totally awesome TV shows, movies, comic book series', collectibles, action figures/toys, and videos games (and q whole slew of fan art and fanfiction). And we don't even begin to dive into phrases like "cowabunga" that TMNT popularized (yes, we are shameless ninja turtle fanbois).
Here at TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles.com, we are both excited and proud to provide a place where TMNT fans can get the latest news and gossip about the upcoming 2014 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie, discuss their views on our blog and forum, and ready reviews on recent TY episodes, action figures/toy and video games.
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Harboring zero shame in having watched every TMNT movie to come down the NYC sewer pipeline, we are happy to share every scaly detail of the upcoming Michael Bay TMNT 2014 movie release. Our blog and forum provides you a place to toot your horn on your thoughts and predictions on the movie. And make no mistake, discussions here span all TMNT movies. They are all fair game on TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles.com.
TMNT Video Games
The TMNT franchise includes some of the best video games of all time. It started in 1989, with two insanely popular TMNT video games came to market. One video game was open world (sort of)/side scrolling action hybrid for the NES, and the other was the popular side scrolling fighting arcade game that used the then-popular Double Dragon format. Since then, we've seen a collection of great TMNT video games on other platforms including the SNES, Wii, PS3 and X Box 360.
True long-time TMNT fans have been handing virtual beat downs to digital AI versions of Krang,Shredder, Bebop, Rocksteady, Baxter and thousands of foot soldiers for over 25 years, and still haven't grown tired of it! It goes without saying that we'll plug you into the latest and greatest in TMNT video games, and occasionally reminisce about older TMNT games.
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Ahh 1987...an excellent year! Why? Because, as any true TMNT fan knows, this is when Eastman and Laird's dark and gritty comic book heroes would find themselves on television sets for everyone to see. Children's TV would never be the same again, and the TMNT franchise would now have a large following of children who would continue to be Ninja Turtle fans well into their adult life. TMNT's brilliant programming wouldn't stop there of course. Even today, we have the newest rendition by way of Nickelodeon's hit animated TV series. So regardless of which TMNT TV show you prefer, be sure you make your voice heard...or...read..on our blog and forums!
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Completely unlike their lighthearted and goofball 1987 animated series counterparts who never encountered a life-threatening situation they ever passed an opportunity to opine on with corny one-liners, these guys were something else (think: 4 Dirty Harries in a half shell...and with serious ninja skills!). As of today, there are still new released of TMNT comics, so stay tuned as we plug you into the latest and greatest comics!


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I really enjoy this lipstick! The staying power isn't what I feel it could be, but the shade is great! It looks fabulous on everyone, and is somewhat moisturizing. This shade can be worn with warm or cool tones, and a variety of colors. It's a good lipstick to keep in your purse for touch ups, no matter what you're wearing.
I've bought this many, many times over the years, and I've also used the Black Honey eyeliner, and mascara. Whenever I wear Black Honey I get positive comments, compliments, and people want to know what I'm wearing. This is a sheer, glossy, moisturizing, very comfortable lipstick, with average lasting power. While it doesn't chemically change or anything like that, this color does look different on each person who wears it. It's so sheer that the natural pigmentation of your lips definitely affects the depth of color achieved. Many people see this as a My Lips But Better color but I don't. Black Honey, on my lips, is burgundy toned, and my natural lips are red. It's funny to me that I get so many compliments on Black Honey lipstick, because I'm not that fond of the color I get. If I focus on my colored lips without taking the rest of my face into consideration, I really like the way this lipstick looks - smooth and glossy. But the color itself never matches my other makeup, and I think it makes my skin look too yellow. I wish Clinique had something like Black Honey that has more red than violet in its undertones. As far as the eyeliner and mascara go, this color really brings out green in my eyes, but, again, it tends to make me look sallow because it's burgundy toned. Obviously millions of people think this is the perfect color, but I think it's one to be tried first by redheads, and/or "warmer" skintones,because it's deep violet. (Just my opinion, of course, but that's what reviews are for. If I can help it, I want to prevent someone from making a blind buy that wastes good money!)
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This is an all-around winner. It's a great color that looks good on EVERYONE. It's semi-sheer but you can build up the color really easily with a few extra swipes. This is a superior product because it also has an awesome formula that leaves your lips moisturized without feeling sticky. This gets bonus points for not being too expensive and for being relatively easy to get no matter where you go.
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The color really compliments my skin and I love the way it feels on my lips. I was never really interested in wearing actual lip stick until recently, so this was a good start for just adding color and shine. It doesn't last very long, but I personally don't have a problem with re-applying every so often.
Really like this! Texture is just right and colour adapts to your lips..so it kind of looks different on everyone. If there was a fault it would be that I wish it didn't have to be re-applied frequently, but it is nice and worth getting.
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I just love this lipstick, it's so smooth & soft & it leaves my lips feeling soft & moisturized. The color is awesome, it looks good on so many different skin tones. Definitely one of Clinique's all time best products.
I generally don't give perfect scores on anything, whether it be a product, restaurant, or a service, because I believe everything can be improved upon. BUT, I literally can't find any complaints about Black Honey whatsoever.
It's the single most buildable lip color I have. It goes everywhere from a light neutral berry to a dark purple for me. It really depends on what I'm going for, and with it in my makeup bag I don't need to purchase anything that's in that entire color family. And, the color is just very flattering. I can't see it being THE lip color for me for everything, but it will always be second best, i.e. the one that works for every occasion, but isn't the best for most occasions, if that makes sense. It just WORKS, even if it's not the #1 in everything.
Beautiful and natural colour. Makes my lips look fuller but the staying power could have been better. Will buy again and again though as it looks so nice.
I bought this years ago and didn't love it. It made such a comeback in the media recently, so I thought I'd try it again. Still disappointed! The color is pretty, but the formula is very drying and has little lasting power. I had to apply a lot to get any color, and it didn't last even an hour. Note to self: don't buy things a second time that you didn't like in the first place!
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Webalizer statistics only creates a daily stats
Hi there, I found one problem in the Ispconfig3/Webalizer on Ubuntu 8.04,
the webalizer only creates a daily stat (not acumulate the days).
Example: www.temautos.com.br/stats
How to fix it?
Is something in /etc/webalizer/webalizer.conf or with the logs?
you have to enable the partial log feature in webalizer.conf
Thanks Till, add 'Incremental Yes' in webalizer.conf solves my problem.
Is there a way to "re-read" those stats that were forgot before enabling this option?
Best regards,
No, not as far as I know as the log that is used to create the statistics is deleted after some days.
OK, I found a way to feed webalizer with the "forgotten" statistics.
The following will go through the access log files for each domain and gather the information in the todays log file. The old logs are deleted (as the information is now stored in the actual log) to prevent running the command twice and dubblicating data by mistake.
find /var/log/ispconfig/httpd -name "*.gz" |while read g; do gzip -fd $g; done && find /var/log/ispconfig/httpd/ -maxdepth 1 -mindepth 1 -type d | while read i ; do rm $i/access.log && cat $i/*-access.log >> $i/access.log && rm $i/*-access.log && mv $i/access.log $i/`date +%Y%m%d`-access.log && ln -s $i/`date +%Y%m%d`-access.log $i/access.log; done
( Do not forget to change the option "Incremental yes" in /etc/webalizer/webalizer.conf).
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