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Empowerment from the Earth: Reclaiming Cherokee health and heritage
Cherokee is a community in flux. Decadeslong high poverty and unemployment rates are beginning to decline, but access to healthy food remains limited and cultural values seem to be changing. "It's Western civilization versus our traditional Cherokee ways," say community leaders. But community efforts are using gardens to reconnect the Cherokee people to local food, health and a collective heritage defined by knowledge of the earth.
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Letter writer: Research doesn't support chelation therapy's effectiveness
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- The Occupy Wall Street march was endorsed by a coalition of labor groups including the Transport Workers Union, National Nurses United, SEIU 1199, and the United Federation of Teachers. We hear the voices of union leaders addressing the boisterous crowd at Foley Square in Lower Manhattan before the march headed to the Financial District. [includes rush transcript]October 06, 2011 | Story
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- Among the thousands at last night's Occupy Wall Street protest here in New York City was award-winning journalist and author Naomi Klein. She is the author of the bestselling book "The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism." She also wrote "No Logo," a book that has become a cultural manifesto for critics of unfettered capitalism worldwide. Klein joins us to discuss the Occupy Wall Street movement and why it...October 06, 2011 | Story
- Students made up a large contingent of Wednesday's march in support of Occupy Wall Street. A national day of student walkouts was held to protest budget cuts and to show support for Occupy Wall Street. According to the website OccupyColleges.org, walkouts occurred at 75 schools across the nation, including many in New York City. Democracy Now! met up with several students who walked out of classes at the City University of New York, the...October 06, 2011 | Story
- Organized labor will serve notice today on the bankers and the politicians that the young protesters of Occupy Wall Street speak for millions. The labor rally will signal just how far unions have come since that infamous day 41 years ago, when bands of construction workers rampaged through the Financial District and City Hall, writes Democracy Now! co-host Juan Gonzalez in today's NY Daily News.October 05, 2011 | Web Exclusive
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- We spend the hour with legendary British rocker and activist, Billy Bragg. His music career began in the late 1970s in London when he formed the punk rock band Riff Raff. His 1984 album, "Brewing Up with Billy Bragg," included the song "It Says Here," a critique of politics and tabloid newspapers that still rings true today in the wake of the News of the World phone-hacking scandal. In 1998 and 2000, he participated in two...September 05, 2011 | Story
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I'm in the process of a writing an application, which needs to synchronize a file-structure between a client and a (http) server.
The file-structure is essentially a list of file-paths where each path is a string connected with 1 or more data-block ids (256-bit reference to the actual data-block). A data-block can be referenced by several files so there's a n-m relation between paths and ids. Right now it is just a list of paths with there ids, but it can easily be converted to the tree structure which the paths represent, if that's necessary for the synchronization.
I'm looking for a data structure which allows me to sync this data efficiently. Mainly achieving two goals:
- A change in one file should not force the client to send the entire file-strcuture to the server, only a small subset of it.
- If many files are changed these changes should be grouped together. E.g. so that 1000 changes doesn't result in 1000 requests to the server.
As you see, the goals are a bit conflicting and I'm therefore looking for something which finds a good middleground between them. The second goal can easily be achieved by grouping several changes into one http-request, but then the processing required by the server (to parse all changes requested by the HTTP-request) should be very inexpensive, computing wise.
I should also mention that there could be several clients synchronizing the same structure on the server. It must therefore be easy to detect the changes by one client and then syncrhonize it to an other client (i.e. it's not just an upload to the server).
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UT at Austin's FALL FOR DANCE to Kick Off 11/15 at the B. Iden Payne Theatre
The University of Texas at Austin Department of Theatre and Dance presents Fall For Dance, a collection of works by nationally acclaimed choreographers Mark Morris, David Justin, Holly Williams, and Yoav Kaddar, November 15-24 at the B. Iden Payne Theatre.
Performed by the award-winning student dance company Dance Repertory Theatre, concert highlights include Mark Morris' masterpiece Grand Duo.
Dance Repertory Theatre presents Fall For Dance
Artistic Directors: David Justin and Holly Williams
Raw, Choreography by Yoav Kaddar
Unspeakable Truths, Choreography by Stacy Skolnik
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Quiver, Choreography by David Justin
Grand Duo, Choreography by Mark Morris
The program runs November 15-24, 2013. Performance times are November 15, 21-23 at 8:00 p.m. and November 17, 23-24 at 2:00 p.m. All performances take place at the B. Iden Payne Theatre (300 E. 23rd St.), located in the F. Loren Winship Drama Building. A map of the campus: texasperformingarts.org/visit/maps_directions.
Tickets ($25 adults, $20 UT faculty & staff, $15 student) are now on sale at authorized ticket outlets, which include the Bass Concert Hall Box Office, most H-E-B stores and all Texas Box Office outlets, online at www.JoinTheDrama.org, or by calling (512) 477-6060 or (800) 982-BEVO.
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I'm trying to count all the graded essays but if an essay has been graded twice or more for some reason the code will count the same essay as many times it has been graded is there a way I can make sure that the essay is counted only once?
Thanks for the help in advance!
Here is the code.
SELECT COUNT(students_essays.id)
FROM students_essays
INNER JOIN essays_grades ON students_essays.id = essays_grades.students_essays_id
Here is my MySQL code.
CREATE TABLE students_essays (
id INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
student_id INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
content TEXT NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (id)
CREATE TABLE students (
student_id INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
student_first_name VARCHAR(255) DEFAULT NULL,
student_last_name VARCHAR(255) DEFAULT NULL,
pass CHAR(40) NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (student_id)
CREATE TABLE essays_grades (
id INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
grade_id INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
students_essays_id INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
student_id INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (id)
CREATE TABLE grades (
id INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
letter_grade VARCHAR(2) DEFAULT NULL,
grade_points FLOAT UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
PRIMARY KEY (id)
THANKS everyone for the help I figured out the problem It wasn't even this query doh!


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(NEW YORK) -- DeMaurice Smith has been re-elected as Executive Director of of the NFL players union.
Smith won his third team as the executive after being first elected in 2009 as the replacement for former Director Gene Upshaw who passed away in 2008.
In the previous election three years ago for the Players Association executive director, Smith ran unopposed. He faced eight challengers this year.
The next election for the NFLPA in 2018 will be one of its most crucial. After the 2020 season, the current collective bargaining agreement is set to expire.
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NFL Appeals Adrian Peterson Ruling
iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) -- The National Football League is not pleased with Minnesota Judge David Doty's ruling to reinstate Viking's running back Adrian Peterson.
Hours after Thursday's ruling, the NFL appealed Judge Doty's decision to overturn the suspension of Peterson in federal court. Additionally, the NFL placed Peterson back on the Commissioner's Exempt List.
The NFL released a statement:
"Judge Doty's order did not contain any determinations concerning the fairness of the appeals process under the CBA, including the commissioner's longstanding authority to appoint a designee to act as hearing officer. Even so, we believe strongly that Judge Doty's order is incorrect and fundamentally at odds with well-established legal precedent governing the district court's role in reviewing arbitration decisions. As a result, we have filed a notice of appeal to have the ruling reviewed by the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals. In the interim, Adrian Peterson will be returned to the Commissioner Exempt List pending further proceedings by appeals officer Harold Henderson or a determination by the Eighth Circuit Court."
Peterson is set to count for $15.4 million against the Vikings salary cap this season. The team has made public statements saying they would welcome him back, however the running back may not wish to return and privately the team may not want him back either.
Last week, Peterson's agent Ben Dogra had to be separated from Vikings President of Football Operations Rob Brzezinski after the two engaged in an altercation regarding the running back's future in Minnesota.
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Goodell Declines Interview With NBC
Christian Petersen/Getty Images (NEW YORK) -- Just days after NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell committed his latest gaffe in the pre-Super Bowl press conference, he tops it with another.
NBC requested to conduct an interview with Goodell during Sunday's pregame show.
During Friday's press conference Goodell addressed his accessibility with the media.
"I understand the obligation and my job to meet with the media," Goodell said. "I don't know whether I meet with them at a press conference every week, but I'm available to the media almost every day of my job, professionally. We try to make ourselves available on a very regular basis. It is my responsibility, it is my job, and I will do that."
Media members have been taking the opportunity to showcase their declined interview requests since Goodell's statement.
"I'm available to the media almost every day of my job professionally." Goodell has rejected every interview request I've made since 2012," ESPN's Don Van Natta tweeted Friday after the press conference.
While there are certain logistical details missing from the story, the perception from this isn't good for the NFL commissioner.
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NFL Puts Cap On Tone-Deaf SeasonChristian Petersen/Getty Images (PHOENIX, Az.)-- The NFL has come full circle on an embarrassing 2014-2015 season. In the annual pre-Super Bowl press conference, held Friday, commissioner Roger Goodell was asked by CNN's Rachel Nichols if the league c...
Former NFL Commissioner Tagliabue Critical of Goodell
NFL Shield (NFL)(NEW YORK) -- Former NFL Commissioner Paul Tagliabue provided a candid view of the NFL under the leadership of current Commissioner Roger Goodell and NFL ownership.
Tagliabue expressed concern for the league and of Goodell in a GQ article that profiles the current commissioner. Among the chief concerns Tagliabue noted was Goodell's obsession with the NFL gaining profit and finding larger revenue streams; even at the expense of the game itself. Goodell has stated that he would like the NFL to be a $25 billion industry by 2027.
There has been an increasingly hostile relationship between Goodell and NFL players. Goodell has handed out uneven punishment to players for on-field and off-field infractions, depending on his attitude towards the offending party.
Where Goodell handed out Draconian punishments to the New Orleans Saints in the wake of the Bountygate scandal, he seemingly did a favor to the Baltimore Ravens organization by suspending Ray Rice after a domestic violence incident with his now wife, Janay Palmer.
Tagliabue, who was appointed by Goodell to hear appeals for Bountygate, sees this as a major flaw.
"If they see you making decisions only in economic terms, they start to understand that and question what you're all about," he said. "There's a huge intangible value in peace. There's a huge intangible value in having allies."
Tagliabue served as commissioner from 1989, succeeding Pete Rozelle, through 2006, when Goodell took over.
"We haven't talked much since I left. It's been his decision," said Tagliabue. "Bountygate didn't help."
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NFL Suspends Adrian Peterson for the Remainder of the 2014 Season
Ronald C. Modra/Sports Imagery/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- The NFL ruled Tuesday morning that Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson will be suspended for the rest of the 2014 season without pay.
Peterson will not be considered for reinstatement before April 15, 2015 due to violating the NFL's personal conduct policy.
Back in September, Peterson was indicted on a felony charge of injury to a child after he used a wooden switch to discipline his 4-year-old son earlier this year. He pleaded no contest to a lesser charge of misdemeanor reckless assault earlier this month.
"You have shown no meaningful remorse for your conduct," NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said in a letter. "When indicted, you acknowledged what you did but said that you would not 'eliminate whooping my kids' and defended your conduct in numerous published text messages to the child's mother. You also said that you felt 'very confident with my actions because I know my intent.'"
"These comments raise the serious concern that you do not fully appreciate the seriousness of your conduct, or even worse, that you may feel free to engage in similar conduct in the future," Goodell continued.
The NFLPA said in a statement: "The decision by the NFL to suspend Adrian Peterson is another example of the credibility gap that exists between the agreements they make and the actions they take. Since Adrian's legal matter was adjudicated, the NFL has ignored their obligations and attempted to impose a new and arbitrary disciplinary proceeding."
Peterson had missed the last nine games due to being placed on the Commissioner's exempt list.
Peterson is in his eighth NFL season, all with the Vikings, and has the third-most career rushing yards among active players.
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Peterson Skips NFL Hearing
Andy Lyons/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- Minnesota Viking running back Adrian Peterson skipped a meeting Friday with the NFL that had been scheduled in regards to potential disciplinary action.
Peterson had previously agreed to meet with the NFL even though he has been uncooperative in supplying the information the NFL has requested related to the accusations of excessive corporal punishment towards his son.
This meeting was to determine if Peterson would face further discipline from the league aside from the eight game paid suspension he had already served while resolving his court case.
According to ESPN, a league official told them that the meeting was originally scheduled for last Tuesday, but the NFLPA would not be able to attend the meeting that day.
"We informed the union that we were unwilling to postpone the hearing beyond this week given that the player and union had both expressed a strong desire to resolve this matter as soon as possible, and we had been given no meaningful reason why Adrian and the union could not appear and participate," a league official told ESPN. "We offered other alternatives for this week, but those also were not acceptable. We also have yet to receive more than cursory materials in response to our requests for information on the case. Accordingly, we went forward with the review on Friday as scheduled.
"We had hoped that Adrian would take advantage of his opportunity to be heard and present whatever information he believes should be considered before a decision on discipline, counseling and services is made. Because he and the NFLPA elected not to do so, we will have to address this based on the information currently available to us."
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Rex Ryan Fined for On-Field Cursing
Nick Laham/Getty Images(FLORHAM PARK, N.J.) -- New York Jets head coach Rex Ryan was fined $100,000 Friday by the NFL after cameras caught him yelling profanity after their matchup with the Steelers.
Despite the hefty fine, Ryan made fun of the situation.
"Yeah, I think I was saying thank you," Ryan joked early in the week. "Emotions run high in games, and sometimes I think its best (that) what happens on the field stays on the field. That's where it stems from. It's a very emotional game. Obviously, I have to do a good job of controlling my emotions and things like that. Things happen and I am sorry if I offended anybody."
According to ESPN's Chris Mortensen the severity of the fine is based around this being Ryan's third such infraction.
In 2011, Ryan was fined $75,000 for cursing at a fan after the fan yelled "Bill Belichick is a better coach than you."
In 2010 he was fined $50,000 for flipping the bird to a fan at an MMA event.
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ESPN: Goodell Must Testify at Ray Rice Hearing
Christian Petersen/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- NFL commissioner Roger Goodell must take the stand and testify at the hearing for the appeal of Ray Rice's indefinite suspension, according to ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter.ESPN also reports that the hearing will take place Nov. 5-6.Rice was originally suspended for two games by Goodell for violating the NFL's personal conduct policy for allegedly striking his then fiancée, now wife Janay unconscious in an elevator in Atlantic City.The suspension was then made indefinite once a video surfaced of the event in question. Because Rice was punished twice, the players' union is appealing the suspension. However, the league insists the video was new evidence, meaning Goodell could add to Rice's punishment.
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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell Drives New Social Responsibilities
Christian Petersen/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell addressed the media Wednesday to promote the new efforts the league is taking to promote social responsibility and curb domestic violence.
In recent months, the NFL has suffered a few bumps and bruises as well as a couple black eyes as prominent players such as Greg Hardy, Adrian Peterson and Ray Rice have had run-ins with the law.
Goodell stated that he had spoken with all 32 team owners as well as prominent executives across the league to outline what changes and policies the league plans to implement. Among them, providing aid to the victims of abuse.
"There was a great deal of focus too, on what support services we can provide to the family," Goodell stated. "Particularly in the cases, obviously, of domestic violence."
The Commissioner wants to provide clear and concise guidelines so that any member of the NFL knows what the repercussions will be if they step afoul of the law.
"We are obviously trying to focus on our policies, our education, what we can do to prevent it from happening and when it happens, deal with it, so it's clear the consequences," Goodell said.
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Roger Goodell Addresses the MediaChristian Petersen/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- For the first time since the release of the second Ray Rice video, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell addressed the media regarding the recent controversy's swirling around the league. Goodell shouldered most of...
NFL, Union Agree to New Drug Policy
Doug Pensinger/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- The NFL and its union announced on Wednesday that they have a new drug policy agreement regarding performance-enhancing drugs, which also includes testing for human growth hormone.
With the new deal in place, three previously suspended players will now be able to play on Sunday for their respective teams.
Broncos wide receiver Wes Welker, Cowboys cornerback Orlando Scandrick, and Rams receiver Stedman Bailey can return this weekend.
The new policy is as follows:A first violation of the PED policy will result in a suspension without pay for up to six games depending on violation; Positive tests for diuretics or masking agents will result in a two-game ban; Positive tests for a steroid, stimulant or HGH will result in a four-game ban; Evidence that an attempt was made to manipulate a test result will result in a six-game suspension. Players will receive a 10-game suspension for the second violation and a third will be a two-year suspension.
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Jerry Jones: NFL Owners Support Commissioner Roger GoodellChristian Petersen/Getty Images(NASHVILLE, Tenn.) -- As the NFL continues to dominate the headlines for the wrong reasons, Dallas Cowboys Jerry Jones says that the owners are standing behind their maligned commissioner, Roger Goodell. Goodell has been ...
Ravens Terminate Ray Rice's Contract, NFL Suspends Rice Indefinitely
Rob Carr/Getty Images(BALTIMORE) -- The Baltimore Ravens terminated the contract of running back Ray Rice on Monday in wake of TMZ Sports releasing a new video of him punching his then-fiancee in the face in an elevator at a hotel in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell also announced Monday that Rice is suspended indefinitely in the wake of the newly released video.
Rice hit Janay Palmer with a left fist to the head. Palmer fell on the hand rail and landed on the floor before Rice is shown dragging her seemingly unconscious body out into the lobby.
On July 25, Rice was suspended by the NFL for two games and fined more than $500,000. The move was highly criticized and led to Goodell instituting a six-game suspension for any first offenders to a domestic abuse case and a lifetime ban for a second offense.
"We requested from law enforcement any and all information about the incident, including the video from inside the elevator," the NFL released in a statement on Monday regarding the new video. "That video was not made available to us and no one in our office has seen it until today."
Rice had three years and $10 million remaining on his contract.
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NFL: Six-Game Suspension for Any Domestic Violence Charge
Christian Petersen/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- Any player that commits a domestic violence crime will be handed a six-game suspension for a first offense and a lifetime ban for a second offense, the NFL announced on Thursday.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell admitted that he did not get the suspension to Ravens running back Ray Rice correct, which led to the news.
"At times, however, and despite our best efforts, we fall short of our goals," Goodell wrote in a letter. "We clearly did so in response to a recent incident of domestic violence....My disciplinary decision led the public to question our sincerity, our commitment, and whether we understood the toll that domestic violence inflicts on so many families. I take responsibility both for the decision and for ensuring that our actions in the future properly reflect our values."
Rice was suspended for the first two games of the regular season after being arrested on a charge of aggravated assault after allegedly knocking out his fiancee in an elevator in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
Goodell and the NFL received much criticism for not coming down harder on a domestic violence case.
"Our personal conduct policy has long made clear that domestic violence and sexual assault are unacceptable. We clearly must do a better job of addressing these incidents in the NFL. And we will," Goodell continued.
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EconStor Collection: Publikationen von Forscherinnen und Forschern des DIW http://hdl.handle.net/10419/48632 DIW The Collection's search engine Search the Channel search http://www.econstor.eu/simple-search Loan loss provision: Some empirical evidence for Italian banks http://hdl.handle.net/10419/108734 Title: Loan loss provision: Some empirical evidence for Italian banks

Authors: Caporale, Guglielmo Maria; Alessi, Matteo; Di Colli, Stefano; Lopez, Juan Sergio

Abstract: This paper uses data from a panel of more than 400 Italian banks for the period 2001 - 2012 to examine the main determinants of loan loss provision (LLP), which are classified as either discretionary (income smoothing, capital management,signalling) or non-discretionary (related to the business cycle). The results suggest that LLP in Italian banks is driven mainly by non-discretionary components, especially during the recession of 2008-2012, and is consistent with a countercyclical behavior of LLP. Further, it is generally less pro-cyclical (although not during the recent economic crisis) in the case of local banks: since their loans are more collateralised, their behaviour is more strongly affected by supervisory activity, their initial coverage ratio being lower than for other banks. Turnout and closeness: Evidence from 60 years of Bavarian mayoral elections http://hdl.handle.net/10419/108733 Title: Turnout and closeness: Evidence from 60 years of Bavarian mayoral elections

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Abstract: One prediction of the calculus of voting is that electoral closeness positively affects turnout via a higher probability of one vote being decisive. I test this theory with data on all mayoral elections in the German state of Bavaria between 1946 and 2009. Importantly, I use constitutionally prescribed two-round elections to measure electoral closeness and thereby improve on existing work that mostly uses ex- post measures that are prone to endogeneity. The results suggest that electoral closeness matters: A one standard deviation increase in close- ness increases turnout by 1.68 percentage points, which corresponds to 1 6 of a standard deviation in this variable. I also evaluate how other factors like electorate size or rain on election day affect turnout differentially depending on the closeness of the race. A Greenfield model to evaluate long-run power storage requirements for high shares of renewables http://hdl.handle.net/10419/108732 Title: A Greenfield model to evaluate long-run power storage requirements for high shares of renewables

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Abstract: We develop a dispatch and investment model to study the role of power storage and other flexibility options in a greenfield setting with high shares of renewables. The model captures multiple system values of power storage related to arbitrage, dispatchable capacity, and reserves. In a baseline scenario, we find that power storage requirements remain moderate up to a renewable share of around 80%, as other options on both the supply side and demand side also offer flexibility at low cost. Yet storage plays an important role in the provision of reserves. If the renewable share increases to 100%, the required capacities of power storage and other technologies increase strongly. As long-run parameter assumptions are highly uncertain, we carry out a range of sensitivity analyses, for example, with respect to the costs and availabilities of storage and renewables. A common finding of these sensitivities is that - under very high renewable shares - the storage requirement strongly depends on the costs and availability of other flexibility options, particularly on biomass availability. We conclude that power storage becomes an increasingly important element of a transition towards a fully renewable-based power system. Power storage gains further relevance if other potential sources of flexibility are less developed. Supporting the development of power storage should thus be considered a useful component of policies designed to safeguard the transition towards renewables. What clients want: Choices between lawyers' offerings http://hdl.handle.net/10419/108731 Title: What clients want: Choices between lawyers' offerings

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Abstract: We analyze a client's choice of contract in auctions where Dutch law firms compete for cases. The distinguishing feature is that lawyers may submit bids with any fee arrangement they prefer: an hourly rate, a fixed fee or a \mixed fee," which is a time-capped fixed fee plus an hourly rate for any additional hours should the case take longer than expected. This format of selling legal services is unusual in that it both forces lawyers to compete directly against each other and allows clients to easily compare these different offers. We estimate a choice model for clients and find robust evidence that hourly rate bids are a client's least-preferred choice. Our findings tentatively contradict lawyers' often made argument that hourly rates are in a client's best interest.


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Chris Mullin has been offered the head coaching job of St. John's. A deal could be done as soon as Sunday night as Mullin considers taking the offer. Mullin, 51, is one of the greatest players in St. John's history, winning the Big East Player of the Year award three times in the 1980s. Mullin has spent time in a front office capacity with both the Golden State Warriors and Sacramento...
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Alessandro Gentile of EA7 Emporio Armani Milan has won Euroleague MVP honors for Top 16 Round 12. Gentile led his team to a 99-85 victory over Laboral Kutxa Vitoria on Thursday with a career-high 29 points. He also established a career best with a performance index rating of 30, which was the highest of any player on a winning team in Top 16 Round 12. Gentile, who has averaged 23...
Texas Fires Rick Barnes After 17 Seasons
Texas has fired Rick Barnes after 17 seasons with the school. Barnes revealed that he had been told by athletic director Steve Patterson that he would be back for another season after Texas lost to Butler in the round of 64 of the NCAA tournament. "The wins and losses are fleeting, but it's the relationships that matter," Barnes said at a 40-minute farewell news conference. "We know...
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Ricky Ledo signed a second 10-day contract with the New York Knicks on Sunday. Ledo has played in five games with the Knicks.
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Kawhi Leonard will be a restricted free agent in the offseason and will receive interest for contract offer sheets. The Boston Celtics likely will pursue an offer sheet with Leonard. Leonard is averaging 15.9 points and 7.3 rebounds this season.
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The Los Angeles Clippers will sign Lester Hudson to a 10-day contract on Sunday, according to a source. Hudson played in the Chinese Basketball Association this season.
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Mark Cuban publicly stated he is irked about the officiating treatment of Monta Ellis, who is doubtful for the Dallas Mavericks' game against the Indiana Pacers on Sunday due to a calf injury. "I'm not allowed to say how many and what, but we literally have a play list of all the calls of Monta getting smacked and no call," Cuban said. "It's crazy. It's crazy. It's always the same...
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Dwight Howard disputes comments from Kobe Bryant that he was uncomfortable with Bryant's "combative" approach during their one season together. "It wasn't that I was uncomfortable with who [Bryant] was as a player or a person, that was never the issue to me," Howard said. "I think that kind of gets twisted because of how things ended up. Everybody on that team got injured...
Kevin Love's Best Relationship With Star Player Is Westbrook
Kevin Love could become a free agent this summer and his future with the Cleveland Cavaliers remains uncertain. Love recently told the media that he'd rank Russell Westbrook ahead of teammate LeBron James in the MVP race. Westbrook can become a free agent in 2017. "Love enjoys Westbrook," said Brian Windhorst. "They have a relationship. there's a conspiracy theory that exists...
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Shaquille O'Neal returned to the Orlando Magic on Friday to be inducted into the franchise's Hall of Fame. O'Neal was drafted by the Magic in 1992 and helped lead the team to the 1995 NBA Finals. O'Neal left the Magic in 1996 to sign with the Los Angeles Lakers. "It's unexpected because I came here to win. We won games, and then I made a business decision," said O'Neal, who becomes...
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St. John's Parts Ways With Steve Lavin, Interested In Chris Mullin
St. John's and Steve Lavin have mutually agreed to part ways after five seasons. Lavin and the school were previously deep into extension talks. Lavin led St. John's to the second round of the tournament. "Coach Lavin returned high expectations to our men's basketball program and represented St. John's in a positive way," St. John's athletic director Chris Monasch said in a statement...
Kevin Durant To Undergo Season-Ending Surgery
Kevin Durant will undergo season ending surgery on his foot. Sam Presti released the following statement: "As we communicated last week, Kevin was going to use this time to engage in consultation and evaluation regarding the persistent soreness in his right foot at this stage of his rehabilitation. As part of this process, Kevin and Thunder personnel traveled to two additional...
Dan Gilbert One Step Below Cuban In Terms Of Involvement
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Toure' Murry Waived By Wizards
The Washington Wizards have waived Toure' Murry to create a roster spot for Will Bynum. Murry appeared in three games for the Wizards and averaged 1.5 points in 4.3 minutes per game.
Wizards Sign Will Bynum To 10-Day Contract
The Washington Wizards have signed Will Bynum to a 10-day contract. Bynum (6-0, 185) has played seven seasons with Golden State and Detroit appearing in 353 career regular season games while averaging 8.2 points, 3.3 assists and 1.6 assists in 18.5 minutes per game. Undrafted out of Georgia Tech in 2005, Bynum enjoyed his best season in 2009-10 for the Detroit Pistons when he...
Earl Clark Signs 10-Day Contract With Nets
The Brooklyn Nets have signed Earl Clark to a 10-day contract. Clark played for the Shanghai Sharks of the Chinese Basketball Association this season after leaving the D-League. Clark was Player of the Month for the D-League in November with the Rio Grande Valley Vipers.
Ian Clark Waived By Jazz
The Utah Jazz have waived guard Ian Clark. Following the move, the Jazz roster now stands at 14 players. Clark (6-3, 180, Belmont) appeared in 23 games as a reserve this season for the Jazz, averaging 1.9 points in 7.0 minutes per game. He also appeared in seven games (six starts) while on assignment with the Jazz's exclusively owned and operated NBA Development League team, the...
Chris Johnson To Sign With Jazz For Remainder Of Season
Chris Johnson has agreed to sign with the Utah Jazz for the remainder of the season, league sources tell RealGM. Johnson became a free agent after his second 10-day contract with the Milwaukee Bucks expired.
Jamal Crawford Confident Of Returning This Season
Jamal Crawford is not worried he may miss the rest of the season with his injured calf. Crawford has been out for more than three weeks with what he describes as "the weirdest" injury of his NBA career. "It's hard not playing," said Crawford, who is not traveling with the team on its current three-game trip, "but I just look at it as each day is a little closer to coming...
Jack Cooley Signs Multi-Year Contract With Jazz
The Utah Jazz have signed forward Jack Cooley to a multi-year contract. Cooley signed his most recent 10-day contract with the Jazz on March 16 and has appeared in six Jazz games, averaging 1.7 points in 4.3 minutes per contest.
Amar'e Stoudemire Expects To Play Several More Seasons
Amar'e Stoudemire believes he has several seasons left in him at the age of 32. Stoudemire's Phoenix Suns' teammates, Steve Nash and Shawn Marion, are in their final NBA seasons. "I'm the last man standing," Stoudemire said with a smile. "I plan on standing for a while, by the way. "No, no, there's no way. There's a lot of youth in these legs. I have a lot of competitive...
Dean Smith Left $200 To Every Player He Coached For 'Dinner Out'
Dean Smith left $200 in his trust to every one of his varsity basketball letterman he coached in his career. Smith had his trust send the $200 check with a message of "enjoy a dinner out compliments of Coach Dean Smith." Smith passed away on Feb. 7 at the age of 85. Smith won two National Championships, while also appearing in 11 Final Fours and winning the ACC regular season in 17 seasons.
Heat, Hornets, Cavs Lead In 14-15 Trade Score; Bucks, Mavs Rank Last
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Police responded to a report of a suspicious fire that was started beside a vehicle in the parking lot of Harmony Club in Paget at approximately 9:45pm. The fire was quickly extinguished by a person in the area and an investigation into this matter has commenced. In a similar incident on Wednesday, March 24 at 10:15pm, first responders attended to a report of a fire that took place on Cavendish Road where a person started a fire outside the premises of a residence in the area. That fire was also extinguished and in both cases no one was injured.
At approximately 3:37pm today March 26th , first responders attended a report of a road traffic collision that took place on East Broadway across from the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute.
It appears that a 34 year old Paget man was travelling east on said road when it appears that he lost control of his motorcycle and veered into the other lane and collided with a car traveling in the same direction.
Around 6pm on Wednesday, March 25th first responders were dispatched to a reported two vehicle collision on Parsons Road in Pembroke near the junction with Fentons Drive involving a car and a motorcycle.
The motorcyclist, believed to be a 55 year old Hamilton parish man and the car driver, believed to be a 56 year old Pembroke woman, were injured and taken to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital via ambulance for treatment. They were later discharged.
Around 10:30am on Saturday, March 21st first responders were dispatched to a reported single vehicle collision on North Shore Road in Devonshire near the junction with Dock Hill, where a car driver collided with a wall.
The driver, believed to be a 34 year old Hamilton parish woman, apparently received relatively minor injuries and was taken to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital via ambulance for medical assessment as a precaution.
Contrary to reports in the media this afternoon, the bus driver involved in a collision that occurred along Crow Lane around 11:40am Wednesday, March 11th has not been charged with any offences at this stage and currently a court appearance is not imminent.
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Commissioner of Police Michael DeSilva - On behalf of all ranks and members of staff of the Bermuda Police Service I express our sympathies on the passing of retired Superintendent Victor "Vic" Richmond last week.
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PHOTOS And Video: Bravolebrities Share Behind-The-Scenes Twitter Pictures From Upfront After Party – The Real Housewives, Shahs of Sunset, And More
I'm officially done with Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. Officially over and done with it. Let's do this quick and dirty and rundown who was a bitch, who was the bigger bitch, and who turned me into a raving lunatic bitch about attack gladiator style. You know her name is Kim "The Rambling Rose" Richards!
Even Lisa Vanderpump was annoying me because she kept stooping to certain people's levels and getting bitchy and bickery with them. I want Lisa to be the bigger person and I'm sure this season has gotten to her and all the nonsense as taken its toll, but hopefully she hasn't gotten too big for her britches as the fan favorite. I don't want to start hating her next season. Just stay away from those Bitchards – they bring out the worst in everyone!
Things resume with the Richards sisters launching some sort of verbal bouncy-seat, finger pointing, hair swishing assault on the eternally composed Yolanda Foster. Good lord when those two start swinging their hair like Sweet Valley High rejects I secretly hope they lasso each other and end up in a spinning tornado floating off into space. I'm not sure why the powers that be at Bravo haven't made this happen. The ratings would be huge.
EXCLUSIVE: Lisa Vanderpump And Kyle Richards Give Faye Resnick's Friend Daniel DiCriscio Their Thoughts On His Speaking Out – Photo Gallery
After last night's Dancing with the Stars performance (recap coming later!), the cast headed over to Mixology at The Grove for a little after-party soiree. Contestant Lisa Vanderpump was accompanied by several of her Real Housewives of Beverly Hills cast mates, including Brandi Glanville, Taylor Armstrong, Kim and Kyle Richards and more.
Also in attendance was Faye Resnick's friend Daniel DiCriscio, who has been sharing with the media (Reality Tea included) some less than sparkling reports of what kind of person Faye really is. As you can imagine, Kyle spent her time defending Faye's honor, while Lisa Vanderpump gave Daniel her seal of approval.
Daniel exclusively spilled the tea with us on his run-in with the ladies of Beverly Hills. Keep reading!
PHOTOS: Brandi Glanville, Kyle Richards, Khloe Kardashian And More Attend Launch Party For McDonald's
Brandi Glanville is a hot mama in black leather!
Brandi, Kyle Richards, and Khloe Kardashian were among the celebs in attendance last night to celebrate the launch of the McDonald's Premium McWrap in Hollywood.
Others hitting up the soiree – Scott Disick, former Jersey Shore star Vinny Guadagnino, DWTS pro Peta Murgatroyd and Kyle's hubby Mauricio Umansky.
Anyone else find it a little hilarious that some of these celebs would normally recoil in horror in the presence of fast food, but add a red carpet and paparazzi and they're in!?
Side Note: Brandi's wearing gloves because her hands were suffering from burns. Ouch. See here.
Yesterday we were floored over Holly Madison's admission that she wanted to lose all of her baby weight in only six weeks. Well, here we are just two weeks after she gave birth to daughter Rainbow Aurora, and Holly already looks back to her pre-baby weight!
Holly looked ah-mazing on the blue carpet last night as she stepped out for the first time post-baby at the One Night for ONE DROP charity event at Hyde Nightclub in Las Vegas.
Also in attendance for the event: Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Kyle Richards and husband Mauricio Umansky, along with Coco Austin and former Dancing with the Stars contestant Pamela Anderson.
Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Star Marisa Zanuck Cuts Mauricio Umansky Out Of The Sale Of Her In-law's Mansion!
No-ching? This is one commission check it doesn't appear Mauricio Umansky will be cashing!
On last week's episode of Real Housewive of Beverly Hills we saw Marisa Zanuck asking Mauricio to co-list her inlaws' massive mansion! Well either that was just staged for the show or Marisa and Mauricio had some sort of business transaction gone wrong!
Marisa's infamous father-in-law Richard Zanuk passed away in July. As a result his manor was up for sale. Marisa and Mauricio agreed to co-list the stunning property for $23 million. The Wall Street Journal reports the property just sold for $20.1 million with Marisa being the sole realtor for the sale!


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Teens arrested after handgun displayed
Two teens were charged with possession of a handgun, theft, burglary and possession of burglary tools after they were spotted displaying a handgun from a Dodge Charger to people driving on Crain Highway near Berry Road in Waldorf on May 23, police reported.
Sgt. Paul Gregory initiated a traffic stop and noticed a loaded handgun inside the vehicle along with three GPS devices, six tennis rackets and a bag of property from Lowe�s.
Officers matched one of the GPS units to a woman on Grunion Court who had recently reported one stolen and traced the others to owners on the same street.
Officers discovered the tennis rackets had been stolen from Dick�s Sporting Goods earlier in the week, according to police reports. After contacting Lowe�s, officers discovered the bag of items, including spray paint, phone jacks and fuses, also had been stolen.
The driver, William Timothy Franklin IV, 19, of Waldorf, and passengers Nahvarj Ellijah Ray Mills, 18, of Hughesville and Martel Christian Garner, 18, of White Plains, were arrested.
Allegedly drunken man arrested in wrong apartment
A Waldorf man was arrested and charged with burglary and assault after entering an apartment that wasn�t his while intoxicated, police reported.
On May 22 at 4:07 p.m., officers responded to the 11600 block of Lewisham Place in Waldorf where they allegedly found Randy Claeton Jones, 33, of Waldorf.
The resident of the apartment said Jones had entered an open door and tripped over a female resident. The male resident said he tried to subdue Jones and was assaulted. Officers determined Jones may have been trying to enter the apartment of his ex-wife, which was located on a different level.
Woman stabbed
A 39-year-old woman was taken to the hospital and treated for injuries that aren�t life-threatening May 22 after reporting to officers that her boyfriend had stabbed her on the arms and fled Lamonts at 4400 Livingston Road in Indian Head the evening of May 22.
The investigation is continuing.
Items stolen from marina
Someone stole various boating equipment including motors, steering columns, generators and batteries from boats at the Goose Bay Marina in Port Tobacco.
Man runs from police
Delonte Donnell Perry, 19, of Hughesville was arrested and charged with fleeing and eluding when a traffic stop led to a foot chase in the area of Western Parkway and Berry Road in Waldorf, according to police reports.
On May 20 at 11:50 p.m., an officer learned the car Perry was driving was reported stolen. Perry refused to stop for the officer then later jumped out of the car near a shopping center. He was apprehended a short distance away. Perry also faces theft charges in Prince George�s County. Officer Michael Sokoloff made the arrest.
Officer hit during domestic assault
An officer was assaulted after responding to a domestic assault in progress on the afternoon of May 19.
Officers responded to the area of Hampton Court in Bryans Road where they discovered Rodney Clifton Briscoe, 42, of Bryans Road leaving the area on foot. Briscoe allegedly refused to stop for the officers and then struggled with them.
During the struggle, Briscoe allegedly punched one of the officers three times in the face, police said. He was charged with assault. Police reported charges in the domestic assault are pending.
Fire injures 2
An accidental fire involving a wood stove resulted in two injuries at a home on Sycamore Road in Charlotte Hall.
Newburg, Bel Alton, Hughesville and Dahlgren, Va., volunteer fire departments responded to the fire at 10:38 p.m. May 23.
One male resident had burns to his hands and another male resident sustained minor smoke inhalation.
The fire resulted in $6,000 in damage.


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Dickinson ends regular season with another win
It was the regular-season finale for the Dickinson High gymnastics team and the girls went out on top.
The Midgets finished won the Glenn Heiser Meet on Thursday night with a score of 148.650. Bismarck High finished second at 141.350 while Bismarck Century placed third with a 138.900. Dickinson finished evenly across the board, each event being 37.025 and 37.300.
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Ford sweeps at Detroit Auto Show
Finally, a bit of good news for American auto makers and dealers: Ford Motor Co. has swept the North American Car and Truck Awards at the Detroit. A group of about 50 auto journalists named the Ford Fusion Hybrid, pictured at right, the car of the year and the Ford Transit Connect, a delivery van, […] [Read More]
Lia Infiniti to hold grand opening Thursday
Lia Infiniti, which opened a new facility at 965 New Loudon Road in Latham at the end of October, will hold a grand opening celebration Thursday beginning at 4 p.m. with a ribbon-cutting. The dealership is part of the 32-year-old Lia Auto Group, which operates dealerships in New York, Connecticut and Massachusetts. The Lia Infiniti […] [Read More]
Murphy calls on U.S. to speed clunker cash to car dealers
U.S. Rep. Scott Murphy has called on Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood to expedite payments to car dealers who have accepted clunkers and now are awaiting reimbursement from the federal government. "New York's car dealers have stepped up to the plate to be a partner in this program," Murphy said. "While I understand and support the […] [Read More]
Champion Buick Pontiac GMC in Saratoga Springs closes
The dealership closed Tuesday, leaving 15 to 20 employees out of work, according to a woman who answered the telephone there today. The woman declined comment, referring questions to a spokeswoman for General Motors Corp. Champion was known for many years as Topper. The GM spokeswoman couldn't be reached for comment. But she told The Daily […] [Read More]
Rosetti Chevrolet in Chatham among GM dealers to close
The dealer had a message on its Web site today thanking its customers for their support during its 46 years in Columbia County. And it also said all remaining new vehicles would be sold at their invoice price. But there wasn't much other information about the closing, and a spokesperson there and at another dealership […] [Read More]
On June 5, park that Mini
Speaking of Mini Coopers, the automaker has sent an e-mail to Mini owners suggesting "Let's not motor," on June 5, World Environment Day. Drivers can pledge the miles they aren't going to motor, and they'll be displayed online. Mini suggests drivers can burn calories instead of fuel that day by walking. World Environment Day, established […] [Read More]
Salisbury Chevrolet defiant in face of GM cuts
Anna Gerrity isn't going to become a statistic. Gerrity, owner of Salisbury Chevrolet in Scotia, says she's not going to allow General Motors Corp. to revoke her franchise, as she was told Friday in a letter from the ailing automaker. The "Dear John" form letters, which arrived by Federal Express, went to about 1,100 GM […] [Read More]
GM notifies dealers, but won't name them
One day after Chrysler LLC released a list of dealerships it will close as part of its restructuring – including three in the Capital Region – General Motors Corp. announced it has sent letters to some 1,100 dealers who are "not part" of its long-term future plans. In a conference call with journalists at noon, Mark LaNeve, GM […] [Read More]
Three Chrysler dealers to close locally
Terry Chrysler Jeep in Burnt Hills, Scotia Motors in Scotia, and John C. Miller Inc. in Johnstown are among the Chrysler dealers nationwide slated to close as the automaker seeks to reorganize in bankruptcy court. Farther afield, Bob Kavic Chrysler Plymouth Dodge in Herkimer also will close, according to filings this morning in U.S. Bankruptcy […] [Read More]
Motor City, here we come
Pontiac aficionados lamenting GM's announcement that it will stop making the storied brand will have no corner on misty nostalgia at the Saratoga Automobile Museum. There, the display floors are full of gleaming vehicles long ago discontinued — including some made in New York state. The best local example at the museum is a shiny […] [Read More]
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Stratford Career Institute , Online
- Provides students the opportunity to train at home in their spare time to get their high school diploma, train for a new career, or enhance current skills.
- Member of the United States Distance Learning Association (USDLA), the Canadian Network for Innovation in Education (CNIE), and the International Council for Open and Distance Education (ICDE).
- Features a fully flexible schedule with no classes to attend, leaving the study pace up to the student.
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Penn Foster Schools , Online
- Its career-focused online and hybrid programs are designed to address the skills gap in America.
- Founded in 1890 in Scranton, Pennsylvania
- Offers over 150 self-paced, career-relevant programs that are connected to a supportive 24/7 online community of students and faculty.
- Profiled in many publications such as The Boston Globe, Fox Business, and Inside Higher Ed.
- Founding member of the National Home Study Council in 1926 (now DETC).
- Nearly 25,000 graduates each year.
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Kaplan University , Online
- Ranked among the Best Online Bachelor's Programs in 2015 by U.S. News and World Report.
- Lets undergrad students try classes before paying any tuition.
- Has an average class sizes of 18 for undergraduate and 13 for graduate-level courses.
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- A private, coeducational university founded in 1888 on a small campus located in Tiffin, Ohio.
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- Ranked among the Best Online Bachelor's Programs by U.S. News and World Report in 2015.
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