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Interests: | Environmental History / Studies Health and Health Care Native American History / Studies Political History / Studies Public Health Public Policy Rural History / Studies Social History / Studies Women, Gender, and Sexuality |
Bio: Kathi Nehls is a doctoral candidate at the University of Georgia. Her dissertation, "Red Tape Fraternities: Bureaucratic Networks, Health Policy, and the Development of Administrative Capacities in the American West, 1900-1939," focuses on the role of the Rockefeller Foundation as a power broker of the modern administrative state and examines the critical function of non-state actors and local knowledge in shaping federal health policy in the rural West. |

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And the wait is over! B.o.B just dropped his EPIC mixtape 'Every Play Is Crucial' and you can download it below. We had Mr. Bobby Ray in the studio a few weeks back and he talked about the new mixtape here. Expect the album 'Strange Clouds' to drop in February sometime, but until then download the new mixtape below!


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Russia May Overtake Germany as No. 5 Economy by 2020: PWC
Jan. 16 (Bloomberg) -- Russian gross domestic product may overtake Germany's by 2020, making the Russian economy the world's fifth largest, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP said in a report today.
"Russia has strong potential in the short to medium term," PWC's chief economist, John Hawksworth, said in a phone interview from London today. "It has strength in natural-resource sectors, which are much in demand."
Russia, the world's biggest energy exporter, will face declining growth in about a decade because of an aging population and shrinking workforce, Hawksworth said. By 2050, Russia's economy is projected to fall back to sixth place in purchasing power parity terms, behind Japan, Brazil, India, the U.S. and China, PWC said in the report on its website.
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Defendant's sentence for illegal reentry into the U.S. after deportation is affirmed where the application of the 2008 Sentencing Guidelines to defendant was not a plain-error violation of the Ex Post Facto Clause because case law revealed a reasonable dispute regarding the ex post facto implications of retroactive application of the advisory guidelines.
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Looking for a cake that has some Bailey's Irish Creme in it, like a moist pound cake, I think. Recipe was on a TV news show, Mr. Food. Unable to find. Jill S. Peck |
diana | -- 03-18-2005 @ 10:41 AM |
Hi Jill, Here is the recipe you're looking for from Mr. Food: Irish Cream Cake Makes 12-16 servings 1 cup chopped pecans 1 package (18.5 ounces) yellow cake mix 1 package (4-serving-size) instant vanilla pudding 4 eggs 1/2 cup water, divided 1/2 cup vegetable oil 1 cup Irish cream liqueur, divided 1/2 cup (1 stick) butter 1 cup sugar 1. Preheat the oven to 325°F. Coat a Bundt pan with nonstick cooking spray. Sprinkle the chopped pecans evenly over the bottom of the pan. 2. In a large bowl, combine the cake and pudding mixes, eggs, 1/4 cup water, the vegetable oil, and 3/4 cup liqueur. Beat with an electric mixer on high for 5 minutes. Pour the batter over the nuts in the pan. 3. Bake for 1 hour, or until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean. Let cool for 5 minutes in the pan. 4. In a medium saucepan, combine the butter, sugar, and remaining 1/4 cup water over medium heat. Cook for 5 minutes, stirring occasionally; remove mixture from the heat and stir in the remaining 1/4 cup liqueur. 5. With a fork, prick holes in the top of the cake and pour the glaze over the cake. After the glaze soaks into the cake, invert the cake onto a serving platter and pour any remaining glaze from the pan over the cake. Let cool completely then cover lightly until ready to serve. If you are looking for any other Mr. Foood recipes, here is his website: http://www.mrfood.com Take care and hope you continue to enjoy my website and drop by often. Sincerely, Diana Diana's Desserts |
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Description FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an illuminated gear shift showing my new design; FIG. 2 is a rear elevational view thereof; FIG. 3 is a front elevational view thereof; FIG. 4 is a side elevational view thereof, the side opposite being a mirror image of the side shown in FIG. 4; FIG. 5 is a top plan view thereof; and, FIG. 6 is a bottom plan view thereof. Référencé par
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You see it every day. Bad people taking advantage of the weak. Good people down on their luck. Innocent people suffering. War. Injustice. Ever get the feeling God isn't fair? Discover how an old school prophet can inspire a modern day faith in God's promises.
Part 1 | Jul 26, 2009
When bad stuff happens, we often wonder "Where's God in all this?" But sometimes a Crisis of Belief can slingshot us to a new level of Faith.
Part 2 | Aug 2, 2009
We all hate to wait. Especially when it's for something we want badly-- a spouse, a child, a job, healing. So what do we do while we wait?
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So what do you think of the new site. If its your first visit tell me what you think. It would be nice to have some feedback...
View Full Version : News Comment: Site relaunch Rafe 15-08-2001, 09:06 PM So what do you think of the new site. If its your first visit tell me what you think. It would be nice to have some feedback... Rafe JeP 16-08-2001, 06:56 AM Oh, what is happened to the old forum?? well, quess this is ok. See ya later.. Regards Janne 16-08-2001, 07:30 AM Congratulations for the new design - like it very much ! Rafe 16-08-2001, 08:59 AM Sorry about the old forum. I had to make a decision whether to update it or not. Since I think the amount of traffic can only go up the old forum might not have been abale to take the teh strain. It also lets me, if necessary, add more boards so for example if another Communicator is released a seperate board could be opened. I'll probably be adding a few more forums in the next few days as the site settles down. Thanks for your comments. Rafe Alex Januschewsky 17-08-2001, 05:40 AM This is definitly one of the best pages about the 9210! And it's server is pretty fast /phpBB/images/smiles/icon_wink.gif [addsig] JeP 17-08-2001, 08:14 AM This is Ok. I give my all support to this page. Hope many users find a way to here. Regards Janne Rafe 17-08-2001, 09:35 PM Thanks for your comments. I also hope that plenty of people find their way here. It is the search engine sort of and linked from the big Communicator sites (and Symbian) [althought partly via the old sites which forwards you here]. I'm glad is fast (ish) for you - its good for me, but it niice to here it is ok for others too! If you want to see any particular feature please let me know. There have been several ideas from the competition which I will investigate. [addsig] |


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ST. CLAIRSVILLE - Now 128 years old, the grand Belmont County Courthouse is showing signs of age, including yellowing columns and cracks in its mortar.
County commissioners are considering how they will spend windfalls the county has received through the leasing of oil and natural gas rights, and some of the money could be directed toward preserving the structure. Belmont County is set to receive a signing bonus check from Rice Energy for nearly $3.5 million sometime this fall.
The Belmont County Courthouse was constructed in 1886. Commissioner Mark Thomas said the building "is not in the condition where it will soon fall down," and has been well-maintained over the years. But age and weather factors now are showing their effect on the courthouse exterior.
"We always have physical facilities issues in the county, and it's related to the large number of buildings we have," he said. "But the crown jewel is ... the main courthouse. It's important not only because of the size and age, but how it's built."
The courthouse is constructed of sandstone, which turns color and deteriorates over time, Thomas said. This means the outside structure must be regularly cleaned, repaired and maintained.
Commissioners will likely put together a request for proposals from companies seeking an expert opinion on what needs done, and how much the project will cost. Both Angelina Stone and Marble of St. Clairsville and General Preservation Corporation of Columbus submitted reports in late 2013, detailing exterior issues with the courthouse.
It's possible the repairs could run into the millions of dollars, according to Thomas.
"What it all means is that $3.5 million we will receive could be spent 10 times over, and it would still be just a drop in the bucket (in taking care of the county's needs)," Thomas said. "But repairs to the courthouse are on the fast track to being addressed."


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Administrator Jefferson and Madison County Health Departments, FL When Kim Barnhill became the Health Officer in these two rural counties in North Florida eight years ago, the County Health Departments were nothing more than doctor's offices for the uninsured. They are now recognized for the initiatives and innovations implemented at the state and national level. They have clearly demonstrated their value to the communities and that is evident daily at multiple levels.
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I'll be showing how to use these techniques to construct some fun summer items this week (DIY rashguards & swimwear anyone??). So get ready to say so long to any fears & frustrations and hello to loving sewing with knits!
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
Crafty Gear 411: Sewing Knits Without A Serger
I'll be showing how to use these techniques to construct some fun summer items this week (DIY rashguards & swimwear anyone??). So get ready to say so long to any fears & frustrations and hello to loving sewing with knits!
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This post could not have come at a better time! I decided this morning that I was going to hem a bunch of onesies into t-shirts. I got on the computer to see the best way to hem them and this was waiting for me!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial!! TFS!! I always love how your sewing machine can take care of almost everything in case your serger goes wonky LOL Have a great weekend!! Stopping by from Truly Lovely's linky party and I stopped by yours earlier this week :-) Have a great weekend.
JIC, this is what I shared: http://craftybrooklynarmywife.blogspot.ca/2012/06/kids-roll-up-nap-blanket.htmlAll I can say is "YaY" I didn't know about this and can't wait to repurpose some knits. Thank you so much.
ReplyDeleteWOW! What a great tutorial! We would LOVE for you to stop over and link this post up and any others in our Crafty Showcase. Our showcase runs from Sat-Thur and then on Friday our designers pick their favorite to be featured.
Stop on over and share! We even have a linky for ETSY and Crafty Businesses. http://bowdabrablog.com/2012/06/09/saturday-showcase-craft-projects-5/#
Thanks, Susie @BowdabraYou just rocked my world with this little tid bit! Thank you for sharing at the Thursday Favorite Things hop. xo
ReplyDeleteI have a Janome Memory Craft 3000. Is that true for all Janome machines that you need to thread them with the threads on opposite sides? I have tried a double needle, and have had horrible luck. And reading the instruction manual hasn't helped. Thanks for posting this!
ReplyDeleteRepliesYes, there's a needle bar thread guide on either side above the needle, so one thread needs to go in each. And you're right the manuals for these are no help at all. Sometimes you may need to adjust the thread or bobbin tension a bit too - so definitely do some stitches on a scrap first. Hopefully this will help you:)
I'm going to try to hem my new Yoga pants after reading this. I know I have a twin needle but have never ventured out of my comfort zone to try and use it. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHi! I found you on pinterest. I'm working on leggings for everyone and I'm going to try out that crazy zig zag stitch to see if it improves things...the first pair came out cute, but some of the hems weren't stretchy enough :(
ReplyDeleteRepliesI learned a lot of this the hard way from sewing knits as though they were wovens and getting bad results. I've found another stitch option that works great since writing this post. More info on that can be found here: http://www.sewcando.com/2013/06/purr-fectly-easy-applique-method-for.html. I'm planning on doing another post with even more info & tips on sewing knits without a serger in a few weeks so stay tuned:)


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2-time MVP Steve Nash has always been game for a good viral video. His latest entry involves him auditioning for ESPN's "Winter X Games Real Snow" competition by pulling the ultra-dangerous "corn chopper," which is apparently too awesome to be shown — all we get to see is Nash's teammates reacting to the trick, rather than the trick itself, Grizzly Man style. It seems unlikely that we'll actually get to see Nash perform "The Corn Chopper" on an actual video — some things, I suppose, are better left to the imagination. Hat tip to our friends at The Basketball Jones.
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Fear mongering, the global financial meltdown, revolutions, UFOs and the apocalypse...
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Dark Mission: Ancient ET Moon Discovery
What do we really know about the moon? Did you know about the ruins on the moon? There's photographic evidence of structures, but NASA has done a lot of dirty work behind the scenes trying to cover up its existence. The ruins were built by someone. Who? Ancient aliens?
Here is a lecture by Richard C. Hoagland who talks about cosmic geometry and moon structures:
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MandM Direct is one of the UK's leading fashion and sports retailers selling your favourite top brands - Bench, Firetrap, Timberland, Fred Perry, adidas, Nike, Puma, Henleys, Berghaus and loads more, all with savings of up to 75% off UK recommended retail prices.
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2015 Top Innovators With digital technologies occupying increasing space in our minds and lives, it's no surprise that many of this year's award winners took honors for innovations in the areas of marketing and merchandising, or that a number aligned themselves with another big trend that is making waves as technology makes more things possible: mass one-to-one customization. We say kudos to all of Apparel's innovators, who continue to move the industry forward in interesting and unexpected ways.
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Announcing the New Janrain User Registration Solution
As digital marketers and technologists, I'm sure we would all agree that user registration is a critical component of any website today. It's difficult to develop actionable insight about, and engage with, site visitors without first understanding who they are. That's why identity, revealed via registration, is so important – it holds the keys to driving customer engagement and more effective marketing initiatives.
We work with many organizations that operate under the constraints of legacy, homegrown registration systems. These often require significant time and resource investments to maintain, augment or revamp to ensure that sites are collecting richer, and more accurate, profile information from their registered users.
We were the first to introduce a hosted registration solution for websites back in 2010. With our latest product release, we've made it even easier for our customers to rapidly deploy a comprehensive user registration solution packed with features to help ensure data quality, integrity, and maximize sign-up rates.
Here is an overview of just a few of the features supported within our next generation user registration solution, already deployed by global brands such as Mattel, Fox News, Cox Media Group, Dr Pepper, Whole Foods, the UK's Channel 4 and others:
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The new solution makes it easier to deploy customizable data collection forms for registration, newsletter sign-ups, polls, surveys, contests or promotions, or extending registration beyond your site by embedding forms within a branded social network presence. Dr Pepper, for example, has embedded registration forms as well as social login into custom Facebook tabs and applications to develop a deeper understanding of its fans.
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Our latest release has made it easier to take advantage of features that ensure data quality, such as inline field validation, dirty word filters and terms of service (TOS) acceptance. Validate email address or postal code formats in real-time, verify age or password requirements, and build integrity from the data you collect at registration.
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+ - Hubble and Spitzer Telescopes Find Most Distant Galaxy Yet->
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Penurious Penguin writes: At a distance of 13.3 billion light-years from Earth and approximately 600 light-years wide, the MACS0647-JD is the most remote galaxy yet discovered. Combined application of the Hubble and Spitzer telescopes were able with the help of a natural "gravitational lens" (cluster of galaxies), to find what what would have otherwise been extremely unlikely. Space.com has an article on the subject along with a video locating the galaxy in the general direction of Ursa Major and Polaris.
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I. Introduction General Circulation models have predicted a two degree increase in global
temperatures by the end of the next century caused by an expected doubling
in atmospheric carbon dioxide (Jetten 1996). If global warming occurs,
increased temperatures may have tremendous implications for viral diseases
whose vectors are sensitive to climate changes. One disease implicated,
which is thought to pose the greatest threat in the case of global warming
in North America (Shope, 1991), is dengue fever. Dengue fever is transmitted
by Aedes aegypti, a vector whose rates of viral infection vary with climate
conditions (Reiter, 1988). It has been predicted that global warming may
shift the distribution and frequency of dengue, with dire consequences
to public health in the areas affected (Patz et al., 1996). To develop
a more accurate prediction of possible future scenarios, this study evaluated
retrospectively the relationship between morbidity incidence attributed
to dengue fever in Trinidad and Tobago and local variation in temperature
and precipitation. This study analyzed weekly dengue morbidity data from
the country of Trinidad and Tobago and monthly precipitation and temperature
data from the Port of Spain, Trinidad for a nine year period (1982-1990).
II. Objectives The main objective of this study was to determine retrospectively, whether
there was a temporal pattern of association between weather variables and
dengue fever morbidity rates. Because mosquito density, activity, and survival
is related to various weather conditions, there may be a correlation between
dengue incidence and weather patterns. However, it is uncertain whether
temperature or precipitation will be the strongest predictor of dengue
incidence, or whether a more predictive relationship exists when both are
taken into account. The time lag between weather patterns and possible
increases in dengue incidence is also uncertain. The various components
of the time lag include the period of embryonic development of the mosquito,
hatching time, the adult and sexual development period of the mosquito,
the time before the first blood meal, the extrinsic incubation period,
the time before the next blood meal in which the mosquito passes the infectious
virus, and the time before the appearance of clinical manifestations of
dengue fever (Table 1). It has been found that the development of the dengue
virus in the mosquito, the extrinsic incubation period (EIP), will range
from seven to twelve days depending on ambient temperature (Watts, 1987).
It has also been determined that the period between infection and clinical
manifestations of disease in humans ranges from four to six days (Pan American
Health Organization, 1994). It is therefore assumed that a time lag of
at least eleven and perhaps as much as eighteen days will be found. However
this may be a very conservative estimate as it does not take into account
the life cycle and development of the mosquito which varies according to
ambient weather conditions, the availability of food , and larval density
in the container in which the mosquito is breeding. Hatching of the mosquito
varies dramatically according to precipitation and humidity; a dry period
may mean the mosquitoes will delay hatching for more than a year (Pan American
Health Organization, 1994). The delayed development could potentially provide
a much greater time lag than expected, possibly a time lag of greater than
a year. However, because such long dry periods do not occur in Trinidad,
a time lag of less than one year is more likely. The goal of this effort
was to evaluate whether a temporal association, possibly with a time lag,
exists between weather variables and disease incidence.
III. Background Dengue fever is caused by a virus from the family Flavviviridae; four
serotypes are distinguished by serological methods, dengue-1, dengue-2,
dengue-3, and dengue-4. All four serotypes have been found in the Americas,
however only serotypes 1, 2, and 4 circulated in the period focused on
for this study (1982-1990). The virus is transmitted primarily by the Ae.
aegypti mosquito to the human host. Ae. aegypti is a highly domesticated
mosquito, breeding in freshwater containers stored for drinking and bathing.
Because severe frost and cold weather kills adult mosquitoes and eggs,
dengue is currently restricted to the region between thirty-five degrees
north latitude and thirty-five degrees south latitude. The clinical manifestations
of dengue can range from a minor fever, often with flu-like symptoms, to
severe Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF) and Dengue Shock Syndrome (DSS) that
may result in death. Between 250,000-500,000 cases of the severe DHF/DSS
form occur yearly throughout the world and case fatalities can reach forty
to fifty percent if not treated with fluid replacement therapy (Gubler,
1994). The relationship between weather patterns and dengue transmission
is multifaceted involving both the mosquito life cycle and viral replication
requirements. It has been determined that warmer temperatures reduce larval
size of Ae. aegypti which results in a smaller adult size (Rueda, 1990).
Smaller adult female mosquitoes have been found to feed more frequently
to nourish their developing eggs (Reiter, 1988) which increases the probability
of transmission. The positive relationship between biting rates and temperature
has been supported in field studies in Bangkok (Pant, 1973). A second consideration
in viral transmission is the EIP. A study by Watts et al. (1987) determined
that the EIP is heavily contingent upon temperature; the EIP for Ae. aegypti
decreased from twelve to seven days when mosquitoes were kept at 32-35
degrees instead of 30 degrees Celsius. These results imply temperature
induced variations in the vectorial efficiency of Ae. aegypti may be a
significant determinant of the annual pattern of dengue that Watts et.
al. found in Bangkok. Research by Koopman et al. (1991) also supports the
theory that dengue transmission frequency relies upon climatic conditions.
His study concluded that median temperature during the rainy season was
the strongest predictor of infection. High temperature was responsible
for greater transmission rates by reducing the period of viral replication
in mosquitoes. It has been found that increasing precipitation may either
increase or decrease dengue incidence rates. It has been proposed that
human vector contact may be enhanced during periods of high rainfall (Gubler,
1994) because mosquitoes may become less active. In this scenario they
are more likely to stay indoors where their probability of survival is
higher and their contact with humans is greater. However, many scientists
have found an inverse relationship between incidence rates and rainfall.
In his 1938 study, Soper found that low rainfall in Brazil results in more
water storage containers in the home and therefore more Ae. aegypti in
residential areas. The implications of global warming on dengue transmission
has been modeled by Martens et. al. (1997) who found that the transmission
potential of dengue may be highly sensitive to climate changes. They predicted
that transmission should be particularly sensitive to warming in higher
altitudes and in areas which are currently at the periphery of endemic
transmission. Jetten and Focks (1996) have also developed a model of the
influence of warming on the intensity and distribution of dengue throughout
the world. Using a simulation model projection, their results indicate
that the current warming prediction of two degrees by 2100 may result in
an increase in the latitude and altitude range of dengue. They also concluded
that the duration of the transmission season could increase in temperate
locations. As yet, there has been no study published of actual case data
that seeks a retrospective statistical association between weather variables
and dengue incidence. Studies of dengue in the past have not looked at
weather factors independently, nor have they looked longitudinally at how
these factors may affect morbidity rates. My study is intended to evaluate
the relative importance of temperature and precipitation rates to transmission
using long-term case data from the islands of Trinidad and Tobago.
IV. Data Monthly mean precipitation and temperature data were collected from
the Web Page of the National Climatic Data Center (http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/ghcn/ghcn.html).
While Tobago did have its own weather station located at Crown Point Airport,
this data was unavailable therefore all weather information came from the
Piarco International Airport in Trinidad. The mean temperature and precipitation
were used, as opposed to either the minimum or maximum temperature, because
it has been found that incidence rates of malaria are most closely related
to mean temperature at lower altitudes (Loevinsohn, 1994). Because the
disease etiology of malaria is somewhat similar to that of dengue (they
are both diseases carried by mosquitoes whose living and breeding conditions
are contingent upon the ambient environment) and because Trinidad is at
an elevation of twelve meters, I chose the mean temperature and precipitation
values. However, it is important to note that malaria and dengue are differentiated
by difference species of mosquito vectors, entirely different infectious
parasites, and different patterns of breeding and development of the vectors.
Therefore, it is possible that minimum and maximum temperatures may be
useful in predicting a relationship between weather variables and morbidity
rates. The weekly incidence rates of dengue in Trinidad and Tobago were
obtained from Dr. Wilson of the University of Michigan Department of Epidemiology.
Because data from Trinidad alone was unavailable, I used the coalesced
data which included morbidity from both Trinidad and Tobago. The weekly
rates were converted to monthly rates, assuming that whatever fraction
of the week was ascribed to one of two months, if it was a week split between
two months, a similar proportion of incidence was given.
V. Qualitative Description of the data The nine year period of monthly temperature data varied less that 4
degrees Celsius. A seasonal distribution of maximum and minimum temperatures
exists; annual maximum temperatures were usually observed in the months
of May through September, and annual minimum temperatures were found in
either December or January (Graph 1).
VI. Methods/Approach To determine the most appropriate model to demonstrate the possible
relationship between morbidity due to dengue fever weather variables, several
approaches were undertaken (Thesis1-Thesis 3). Thesis 1: Four separate
models were tested to determine the most appropriate one: a linear model,
an exponential growth model, an autoregressive model with a time lag of
one month, and an exponential growth autoregressive model with a time lag
of one month. I conjectured that the relationship between the variables
may not be linear and thought it best to try both the linear and exponential
models with a time lag of one month. To determine the most appropriate
model, a regression was run for each of the situations to find the amount
of error explained by each model. Also to determine the robustness of the
models, the F statistics were calculated, as were their corresponding p-value.
Because one of the assumptions of multiple regressions is that errors of
the variables are not related to one another, the Durbin Watson statistic
was calculated to determine possible serial-correlation. To test the null
hypothesis that neither precipitation nor temperature were related to morbidity
rates, the t-statistic was calculated with its corresponding p-value. Finally,
an equation for the line of each model was determined. Results of Thesis
1: The results of the four models showed no statistical significance for
each model, nor were any of the variables alone statistically significant.
The Durbin Watson statistic indicated that there was serial correlation
between the variables as might be expected between temperature and precipitation
which often affect one another. Because a linear relationship with time
lags is more likely than an exponential relationship, I chose to retain
the linear model for the remainder of the tests. Thesis 1a: To determine
whether a better model might be achieved if the outliers were removed,
the previous four models were tested after removing monthly records in
which either the morbidity was greater that 50 or the precipitation was
greater than 30. Because there were no outliers for temperature, no temperature
records were removed. Results of Thesis 1a: The results of the four models
with the outliers excluded showed no statistical significance for each
model, nor were any of the variables alone statistically significant. The
Durbin Watson statistic indicated that there was serial correlation between
temperature and precipitation. Thesis 2: The linear model was retained
because although no statistically significant relationship exists without
a time lag or a time lag of only one month, a likely relationship may exist
with a time lag of up to one year. To determine if such a relationship
is a possibility, the dependent variable was lagged against the two weather
variables by each month for up to twenty-four months. Results of Thesis
2: Several statistically significant relationships were found during this
test. First, the model with a time lag of six months was statistically
significant with an F statistic equal to 3.935, corresponding to a p-value
of .0234. To reject the null hypothesis that there was no statistically
significant relationship between incidence and the weather variables, the
p-value had to be .05 or less. The R-squared value was .0889 which indicates
that 8.89 percent of the error is explained by the model. Temperature,
with a t-value of 2.64 corresponding to a p-value of .0098, was statistically
significant, while precipitation was not a statistically significant parameter.
To reject the null hypothesis, that there was no statistically significant
relationship between temperature or precipitation and incidence, the t-values
for either of the weather variables had to be greater than 1.96 with a
corresponding p value of .05 or less. The correlation between temperature
and precipitation was positive, with a value of .2504, and the correlation
between precipitation and temperature was negative with a correlation value
of -.0239. The Durbin Watson statistic indicated that serial-correlation
between the two independent variables was occurring and had a value of
1.735 ( a value of 2 indicates that there is no serial correlation). The
equation for this model is -142.26 = 5.83 Beta 1 - .196 Beta 2 + error
term. The other two statistically significant models were at lags of thirteen
and seventeen months, which is too long a period to represent an actual
relationship and is likely an artifact of lagging the model for too many
months. Because long periods of desiccation do not occur in Trinidad, it
is most probable that the existing lag is less than one year. Neither of
the models were more statistically significant than the model with the
six month lag. At the lag of 6 months the F value was 3.211 with a corresponding
p-value of .0459. The R-squared value was .0789 indicating that 7.89 percent
of the error is explained by the model. Temperature, the only statistically
significant variable for this model, had a t-value of -2.52 with a corresponding
p-value of .01. In this model, temperature was negatively correlated with
morbidity with a correlation of -.279 and precipitation was positively
correlated with morbidity with a correlation of .0197. The equation for
this model is 261.81 = -9.963 Beta 1 + .1098 Beta 2 + error term. The other
model with a statistically significant relationship which is likely an
artifact of lagging for too many moths is found at 17 months. The F value
for this model was 4.059 with a corresponding p-value of .02. The R-squared
value was .1001 indicating that 10.01 percent of the error is explained
by the model. Precipitation, the only statistically significant variable
in this model, had a t-value of 2.77 with a corresponding p-value of .007.
Precipitation was positively correlated with morbidity with a correlation
of .319 and temperature was positively correlated with morbidity with a
correlation of .065 in this model. The equation for this model is -39.36
= 1.53 Beta 1 + .76 Beta 2 + error term. Thesis 2a: To test whether temperature
as the only independent variable would create a better model, regressions
were run of temperature against morbidity lagging the variables up to twenty-four
months. Results of Thesis 2a: Two statistically significant relationships
were determined. At a lag of six months, the model was statistically significant
with an F statistic of 5.887 and a corresponding p-value of .0173. The
R-squared value was .0627 which indicates that 6.27 percent of the error
is explained by the model. The t-value was 2.426 with a corresponding p-value
of .0173, indicating that the variable is statistically significant. A
positive correlation between temperature and morbidity was found with a
correlation value of .2504. The equation for this model is -96.67 = 4.05
Beta 1 + error term. The second statistically significant relationship
was found at a time lag of thirteen months which, as explained previously
is too long a period to represent an actual relationship and is likely
an artifact of lagging the model for too many months. In this regression,
the F statistic was 6.84 with a corresponding p-value of .0106. The R-squared
was .0779 indicating that 7.79 percent of the error is explained by the
model. The t-statistic was -2.616 with a corresponding p-value of .0106.
There was a negative correlation between precipitation and morbidity with
a correlation value of -.279. The equation for the line is 257.24 = -9.4
Beta 1 + error term. Thesis 2b: To test whether precipitation as the only
independent variable would create a better model, regressions were run
of precipitation against morbidity lagging the variables up to twenty-four
months. Results of Thesis 2b: There was one statistically significant relationship
between precipitation and morbidity at a time lag of seventeen months.
However, this is likely an artifact of lagging the variables for too many
months. In this regression, the F statistic was 9.047 with a corresponding
p-value of .0036. The R-squared was .1016 indicating that 10.16 percent
of the error is explained by the model. The t-statistic was 2.008 with
a corresponding p-value of .0035. There was a positive correlation between
precipitation and morbidity with a correlation value of .318. The equation
for the line is .21 = .778 Beta 1 + error term. Thesis 3: Because it is
possible that precipitation and temperature have different time lags when
affecting morbidity, two models were tested using both independent variables
at different time lags. Because the time lags for temperature of six and
thirteen months and the time lag for precipitation of seventeen months
were statistically significant, the models used first a lag of six months
for temperature and seventeen months for precipitation, and then a lag
of thirteen months for temperature and seventeen months for precipitation.
Results of Thesis 3: Neither the model nor the independent variables were
statistically significant for both models tested. The Durbin Watson statistic
indicated that serial correlation was occurring between the variables.
These results suggest that either the variables are interacting with one
another or the time lags chosen are too great to indicate a real relationship.
VII. Equations for Each Model Thesis 1: Full dataset
There are two models which show the greatest likely relationship between
weather variables and morbidity due to dengue fever. Both of the models
at a time lag of six months, with temperature alone and with precipitation
and temperature together, were statistically significant and appear to
be the best models. The model did not greatly improve when temperature
was considered alone, therefore both models are considered appropriate
in explaining the association between morbidity and weather. Because the
time lag is six months, it suggests a seasonal relationship which may be
discerned through further research. As yet, my work has some errors which
can be overcome with more data and more time. It is possible that although
there were one hundred and eight data points and a minimum of twenty data
points is necessary for a statistically significant relationship to be
found, more data points are needed. Errors could also have been due to
the fact that the weather data was from Trinidad alone while the incidence
data was from both Trinidad and Tobago. It is possible that the weather
in Trinidad is not reflective of that in Tobago. Also, the method of changing
weekly incidence data to monthly incidence data may have induced errors.
It is likely that although a certain fraction of a week belongs to one
month, the corresponding fraction of incidence does not also belong to
that month. For example, there may be an outbreak in one month and not
the next, which would mean an unequal division of incidence for a week
split between those two months. Lastly, the small amount of serial correlation
between temperature and precipitation indicate that these two variables
are affecting one another which may reduce the robustness of the model.
To correct some of these problems a longer period of time should be analyzed,
the data should be given in monthly form for all variables, and all data
should be given from one locale. Also, using the minimum and maximum temperatures
in place of mean temperature may reveal a more predictive relationship. IX. Conclusions The statistical procedures suggest that there is a statistically significant
relationship between temperature and incidence rates given a six month
time lag. The results indicate that it takes six months for environmental
conditions, as measured by temperature alone, to affect dengue incidence.
This may be due to temperatures influence on the life cycle of a mosquito
or viral replication rates. The higher temperatures may reduce the larval
size of mosquitoes, which results in smaller adults that need to feed more
often. Higher temperatures may also speed up the EIP causing greater rates
of transmission. Because the time lag for these to occur is nebulous due
to the variable nature to the mosquito life cycle, it difficult to verify
how these factors can be ascribed to the six-month time lag found. A small
negative correlation of precipitation with incidence was detected, suggesting
that precipitation six months prior to reporting dengue may reduce incidence
rates. This may be due to a variety of factors. Either high amounts of
rain flush out larvae, thereby reducing rates or low amounts of rain requires
more water to be stored which will increase incidence rates. In either
situation an inverse relationship is observed between precipitation and
incidence rates. However, because no statistically significant relationship
of precipitation with incidence was found, precipitation did not actually
influence incidence, only a negative correlation between the two variables
can be alluded to. X. Public Health Implications Because this study indicates that there is a statistically significant
relationship between dengue incidence and temperature at a six month time
lag, there are both present and future public health implications. The
present implications of this study suggest that disease prevention and
surveillance measures should focus on the temperature six months prior
to determine the risks of increased transmission for the present time.
The future implications of this study are more uncertain. Because a positive
correlation of temperature with incidence was found, global warming is
likely to have an impact on dengue fever, increasing the diseases range
and the number of infected individuals. To mitigate future impacts both
disease surveillance and control are necessary. Disease surveillance should
include both passive and active surveillance. Passive surveillance would
require dengue be a mandated reportable disease that would be recorded
in all hospitals and clinics. Active surveillance includes providing a
laboratory-based surveillance system which would give public health officials
precise information about periods of increased dengue activity. One active
surveillance measure suggested is the creation of diagnostic centers in
sensitive geographic regions bordering endemic zones (Patz et al., 1996).
Such centers would provide early warning of changes in incidence and allow
for intervention. Control measures should have an integrated approach combining
environmental management, chemical control, and biological methods. Environmental
management is any change in the environment that prevents or minimizes
vector propagation or man-vector-pathogen contact. These include environmental
modification (long-term changes to vector habitat such as improved delivery
of potable water), environmental manipulation (short-term changes to vector
habitat including proper storage of containers), and changes to human habitation
or behavior (including the screening of windows). Chemical control should
be used in a limited fashion because of the toxic effects most larvicides
have had to humans and aquatic organisms in the past. Present use is restricted
to containers that cannot otherwise be eliminated or managed. Biological
control is based on the introduction of living organisms that will prey
upon, parasitize, compete with or otherwise reduce the abundance of Aedes
or anopheline mosquitoes. These interventions have been largely experimental
and have included introduction of fish, bacteria, and cylclopoids (water
fleas") which attempt to reduce mosquito populations. If little is done
to prevent global warming, surveillance and control measures will be our
last protection against increasing infectious disease transmission. However,
preventing warming should be a greater priority to ensure that global dissemination
of communicable diseases does not occur.
Thesis 1a: Deleting observations where Morbidity > 50 and Precipitation
> 30
MORBID = alpha + (Beta1)(Temp) + (Beta2)(Precip) + error term
log(MORBID) = alpha + (Beta1)(Temp) + (Beta2)(Precip) + error term
MORBIDt = alpha + (Beta1)(Tempt-1) + (Beta2)(Precipt-1) + error term
log(MORBIDt )= alpha + (Beta1)[log(Tempt-1)] + (Beta2)[log(Precip t-1)]
+ error term
Thesis 2: Full dataset
MORBID = alpha + (Beta1)(Temp) + (Beta2)(Precip) + error term
log(MORBID) = alpha + (Beta1)(Temp) + (Beta2)(Precip) + error term
MORBIDt = alpha + (Beta1)(Tempt-1) + (Beta2)(Precip t-1) + error term
log(MORBIDt )= alpha + (Beta1)[log(Tempt-1)] + (Beta2)[log(Precip t-1)]
+ error term
Thesis 2a: Full dataset
MORBIDt = alpha + (Beta1)(Tempt-1) + (Beta2)(Precip t-1) + error term
Thesis 2b: Full dataset
MORBIDt = alpha + (Beta2)(Temp t-1) + error term
Thesis 3: Full dataset
MORBIDt = alpha + (Beta1)(Precipt-1) + error term
VIII. Discussion
MORBIDt = alpha + (Beta1)(Temp t-1) + (Beta2)(Precipt-1) + error term


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Everett Roster Announced, Mariners Sign 21 Picks
News from elsewhere in the Mariners' system today that will likely have an impact on the Clinton roster in the near future…
The defending Northwest League Champion Everett AquaSox announced their 2011 Opening Night Roster today, and it features two former LumberKings on the roster and one on the bench. Manager Scott Steinmann's ('09) crew includes infielders Jetsy Extrano ('09) and Marcus Littlewood ('11). No sign of Ramon Morla ('11).
Interestingly enough, former Wisconsin Timber Rattler and Oak Creek (WI) High School product, left-hander Tony Butler is back in the Seattle system and with the AquaSox. This is of course notable for Mariners fans that the 6'7″ Butler, a third-round pick in 2006 who was later dealt to Baltimore as part of the Erik Bedard deal, released by the Orioles, signed and released by the Milwaukee Brewers after a second brief stint with the Rattlers (he faced the LumberKings on 7/31/10 and gave up a three-run HR to Blake Ochoa) and signed again by the Mariners, has come full circle. It's notable for me, because I too am a graduate of Oak Creek High (class of '01). If only Butler and the West Allis, WI born right-hander Ben Versnik could make their way to the Clinton bullpen, it'd be a regular southeast Wisconsin reunion.
The Mariners also announced the signing of 21 picks from the recently-completed first-year player draft. From the official press release:
"The Seattle Mariners Director of Amateur Scouting Tom McNamara announced today that the club has signed 21 players from the 2011 First-Year Player Draft, including infielder Daniel Paolini (10th), left-handed pitcher Cameron Hobson (11th), catcher Michael Dowd (12th), outfielder Jamal Austin (13th), right-handed pitcher Cody Weiss (14th), outfielder Nate Melendres (17th), infielder Dillon Hazlett (20th), right-handed pitcher Joe DiRocco (21st), infielder Kenneth Straus (26th), right-handed pitcher David Colvin (34th), right-handed pitcher Brett Shankin (28th), left-handed pitcher Kyle Hunter (31st), right-handed pitcher Alex Sunderland (38th), infielders Chris Andreas (39th), right-handed pitcher Trevor Miller (40th), right-handed pitcher Robert Shore (41st) catcher David Villasuso (42nd), right-handed pitcher Marcos Reyna (43rd), infielder Josh Corrales (44th), outfielder Charles Jimenez (45th) and right-handed pitcher Max Krakowiak (48th)."
Pulaski's roster should also be announced soon, as the Appy League season starts June 21st. I'll post something about that as soon as I see it.
Kings Revamp Roster with Five New Players
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Clinton, IA – The Clinton LumberKings, in conjunction with the Seattle Mariners have announced the following changes to the Clinton 25-man roster, effective today: outfielder Matt Cerione and right-hander Willy Kesler have been promoted to high-A High Desert, while shortstop Marcus Littlewood and third-baseman Ramon Morla have been transferred to extended Spring Training. Outfielder Kalian Sams has joined the Kings from high-A High Desert, while infielders Matt Browning and Jake Schlander, outfielder Robbie Anston and left-hander Nathan Reed have been called up from extended Spring Training.
Cerione, 23, hit .200 with a double, six runs scored and five RBI in his second season as a LumberKing. Seattle's 13th round pick in 2009 out of theUniversity ofGeorgia, Cerione hit .287 with 12 HR and 42 RBI in 87 games withClinton in 2010.
Kesler, 23, went 1-0 with a 1.45 ERA and one save in eight relief appearances with the LumberKings this season.
Littlewood, 19,Seattle's second-round pick out of Pine View (UT) High School in 2010 hit .158 with a triple, HR and six RBI in 27 games withClintonthis season, his first as a professional.
Morla, 21, hit .170 with three doubles, three triples and seven RBI in 28 games with the LumberKings this season. TheDominican Republicnative had no home runs in that span after launching 17 for rookie-level Pulaski in 2010.
Anston, 23, hit .292 with 13 doubles, two HR and 24 RBI and also stole 15 bases in 24 attempts with short-A Everett last season. Seattle's 26th round pick in 2010 out ofBostonCollege also hit .333 with three doubles and three RBI for the AquaSox in the playoffs, helping them to the Northwest League title.
Browning, 23, hit .222 (4-for-18) with a triple and six RBI in five games with HighDesertthis season. Seattle's 43rd round pick out of James Madison University in 2010 hit .311 with four HR and 32 RBI in 47 games between the Peoria Mariners (AZL) and rookie-level Pulaski last season.
Reed, 23, was the Mariners' 40th round pick out ofKutztownUniversity in 2010. TheTemple,PA native pitched with both the Peoria Mariners of the AZL and high-A High Desert, going a combined 2-6 with a 4.95 ERA over 14 games, 12 starts.
Sams, 24, hit .200 with six HR and 10 RBI in 20 games for the Mavericks this season after splitting last year betweenClintonand short-A Everett. A native ofThe Hague,South Holland,Netherlands, Sams hit .180 with 15 HR and 46 RBI in 79 games with the LumberKings last year before finishing up the year with the AquaSox. He hit .193 with five HR and 12 RBI withEverett.
Schlander, 22, hit .200 with six runs scored in 11 games with HighDesertthis season. Seattle's 31st round pick out ofStanfordUniversity in 2010, Schlander started his pro career in Pulaski last season and hit .259 with seven doubles, a HR and 25 RBI in 54 games.
The moves give the LumberKings a total of 25 active players with four listed on the disabled list. The five new players are expected to be in uniform for tonight's game against the Burlington Bees, but none have yet chosen uniform numbers.
Tuesday Notes (4/12)
Usually when I don't post an interview, that means the LumberKings played a rather uneventful game and probably lost. By the very title of this post, you can already tell how last night's game went without reading any further.
For the third time in three games, the LumberKings scored first, failed to widen the gap, let a costly error put the opponent back into the game and lost. This time, it was a 7-2 decision at the hands of the Beloit Snappers in Clinton's first road action of the season. The Kings scored twice off left-hander Andrei Lobanov thanks to four-straight singles including an RBI single by Marcus Littlewood, but never scored again after the second inning. Beloit scored on a pair of errors in the bottom of the second, then plated four runs over the 4th and 5th innings to send right-hander Seon Gi Kim to the loss in his LumberKings debut.
A 1-4 start isn't exactly what we all envisioned, but it's nowhere near time to be worried. Especially since the top of the rotation comes around again tonight with right-hander Forrest Snow (0-0, 9.00) looking to bounce back from an abnormally-shaky Opening Night outing. The offense, too, has not been as bad as it looks…the LumberKings pounded out 10 hits total last night — including 2-for-4 performances from Matt Cerione and Stefen Romero — but also left 10 on base. They've been getting on, now it's just time to get them in.
Tonight's Game Notes: 4.12.11 kingsnotes
Manager Jesus Azuaje has shaken up the lineup today, we'll see if that turns the tide of this three-game losing streak.
Beloit (3-2): Daniel Santana/SS, Derek McCallum/2B, Lance Ray/RF, Oswaldo Arcia/DH, Michael Gonzales/1B, Daniel Ortiz/LF, Tobias Streich/C, Wang-Wei Lin/CF, Andrew Leer/3B, Manuel Soliman/RHP
LumberKings (1-4): Julio Morban/CF, Marcus Littlewood/SS, Mickey Wiswall/DH, Stefen Romero/LF, Tim Morris/1B, Ramon Morla/3B, Kevin Rivers/RF, Carlton Tanabe/C, Anthony Phillips/2B, Forrest Snow/RHP
Hopefully the pregame interview will return for tomorrow. Listen in tonight starting with the pregame show at 6:15 PM on 1390kcln.com.
Tonight's Interview: Marcus Littlewood
We watched a lot of baseball on a chilly April night here at AEF last night as the LumberKings and Burlington Bees finished up the final five innings of Thursday's suspended game and played seven more innings in the nightcap. After fallling 9-5 in game one and trailing 2-0 in the third inning in game two, the Kings rallied for three unanswered runs to beat the Bees, 3-2.
You couldn't tell by his 5-for-7, two-RBI performance, but shortstop Marcus Littlewood played his first two games as a professional last night. He set up the game-winning run in the fifth, leading off with a single to right, taking third on a single by Ramon Morla and scoring on Mickey Wiswall's smash single. Littlewood, the 2nd round pick by the Mariners and the highest player ever drafted out of the state of Utah has already turned heads here in Clinton. No doubt he's filling some big shoes at Nick Franklin's old position, but as you'll hear on tonight's interview, that's not phasing the 19-year-old.
Listen to Littlewood's first pro hit: http://www.zshare.net/audio/88814098090121e2/
In my first conversation with Littlewood, we talk about the hot start, handling the duties of hitting second, learning the game from his father Mike — a former Milwaukee Brewers farmhand and veteran head coach at Dixie State University — his thoughts on the talented Clinton lineup, comparisons with Franklin and more.
Listen Here: Littlewood Interview 4.9.11.mp3
Tonight's Game Notes: 4.9.11 kingsnotes
Right-hander George Mieses makes his LumberKings' debut against the Bees tonight in what should be a fantastic night for baseball. Temperatures in the 70's? It feels like June tonight.
The Lineup:
Burlington (1-1): Tyreace House/CF, Nino Leyja/3B, Douglas Landaeta/DH, Tony Thompson/1B, Jose Rivero/LF, Yordy Cabrera/SS, Wade Kirkland/2B, Royce Consigli/RF, John Nester/C, AJ Griffin/RHP
LumberKings (1-1): Matt Cerione/CF, Marcus Littlewood/DH, Ramon Morla/3B, Tim Morris/1B, Stefen Romero/2B, Julio Morban/RF, Steven Baron/C, Kevin Rivers/LF, Anthony Phillips/SS, George Mieses/RHP


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For other uses, see Melchior (disambiguation).
Melchior is the name given in later legend to one of the Biblical Magi appearing in the Gospel of Matthew. Notable people with the name include:
First name[edit]
- Melchior Anderegg (1828–1914), Swiss mountain guide.
- Melchior Berri (1801–1854), Swiss architect.
- Melchior Broederlam (c. 1350 – after 1409), a Dutch painter.
- Melchior Cano (1525–1560), Spanish theologian.
- Melchior Cibinensis, 16th century Hungarian alchemical writer.
- Melchior Goldast ab Haiminsfeld (1576–1635), Swiss writer.
- Melchior d'Hondecoeter (1636–1695), Dutch animalier.
- Melchior de Polignac (1661–1742), French diplomat, Roman Catholic cardinal.
- Melchior de Vogüé (1848–1910), French diplomat, travel writer, archaeologist, philanthropist.
- Melchior Franck (1579–1639), German composer of the very early Baroque era.
- Melchior Hoffman (c. 1495–1543), German-Dutch Anabaptist prophet.
- Melchior Inchofer (Imhofer) (c. 1584-1648), Jesuit who took part in Galileo's trial.
- Melchior Klesl (Cleselius) (1552–1630), Austrian bishop statesman.
- Melchior Lengyel (Lebovics Menyhért) (1880–1974), Hungarian writer.
- Melchior Lorck (Lorichs/Lorch) (1526–1583), Danish-German renaissance painter.
- Melchior Ndadaye (1953–1993), Burundian intellectual and politician.
- Melchior Schildt (1592/93–1667), German composer and organist.
- Melchior Wathelet, Belgian politician and member of the Humanist Democratic Centre (cdH)
- Melchior Wathelet, Jr., Belgian politician and member of the Centre démocrate humaniste
- Melchior Wańkowicz (1892–1974), Polish writer, journalist and publisher.
- Melchior Weiher (1574–1643), Polish nobleman.
Middle name[edit]
- John Melchior Bosco, (1815-1888), Catholic saint, educator, and founder of the Salesians
Family name[edit]
- Arne Melchior, Danish politician, government minister and son of Marcus Melchior.
- Bent Melchior (born 1929), chief rabbi of Denmark and also a son of Marcus Melchior.
- Carl Melchior, German banker, advisor for the financial and economic negotiations that began at the Paris Peace Conference.
- Dan Melchior, British singer/songwriter/guitarist.
- Eberhard Melchior, German mathematician, PhD in 1937.
- Eberhard Melchior (naturalist), active around 1700.
- Ernst Melchior (1920–1978), Austrian football player.
- Friedrich Melchior, Baron von Grimm (1723–1807), German author.
- Hans Melchior (1894–1984), German botanist.
- Hans Bøchmann Melchior (1773—1831), Danish Naturalist.
- Ib Melchior (born 1917), Danish-born creator of low-budget American science-fiction films and son of Lauritz Melchior.
- Israel B. Melchior (1827–1893), Danish engineer, manufacturer and amateur photographer.
- Lauritz Melchior, renowned Danish operatic tenor, especially noted for his Wagnerian roles.
- Marcus Melchior (1897–1969), chief rabbi of Denmark.
- Michael Melchior (born 1954), Danish-Norwegian rabbi, Israeli politician and son of Bent Melchior.
- Simone Melchior Cousteau (1919–1990), wife of undersea explorer Jacques-Yves Cousteau.
- Tracy Melchior (born 1973), American actress.
In fiction[edit]
- Melchior, a character in Tom Stoppard's On the Razzle (play).
- Melchior, one of three parts of the biological super computer in Neon Genesis Evangelion manga and anime.
- Melchior, one of three sages of Shevat in the game Xenogears.
- Melchior, a Ceyah immortal from the Kohan (series) game.
- Melchior, an asteroid prison in Jack L. Chalker The Rings of the Master series.
- Melchior, a cosmic being in the Ascended Master Teachings of Joshua David Stone, who is said to govern our sector (1/12) of the Milky Way Galaxy from the constellation of the Great Bear.
- Melchior, the Guru of Life in the game Chrono Trigger.
- Melchior Gabor, the lead male character in Spring Awakening (play) and the Spring Awakening (musical).
- Melchior Hazard, father of Dora and Nora in Angela Carter's novel 'Wise Children'.
- Melchior Sternfels von Fuchshaim, protagonist in the Baroque German novel Simplicius Simplicissimus.
- Melchior, laptop/webgoblin in Kelly McCullough's Ravirn series.
- As Melchyor, a character in the 2012 novel Unholy Night by Seth Grahame-Smith.
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Wednesday, February 27, 2008
The Passing of a Legend
Posted by Pat at 10:43 AM
10 comments:
- Ryan said...
wow pat, couldnt be said better
- February 27, 2008 at 11:06 AM
The Steelers and the city of Pittsburgh will never be the same. Thanks for leading Steelers nation for so many years. RIP Myron
- February 27, 2008 at 11:09 AM
A great tribute to a great man
- February 27, 2008 at 12:37 PM
- Dave Wannstache said...
Had to be said. RIP, Myron. - February 27, 2008 at 1:21 PM
- Sam said...
Myron, you were a legend. RIP
- February 27, 2008 at 1:42 PM
There are few unique childhood experiences that can be shared between a child born in the 60s and one born in the 90s, but Myron's voice was one of them. He helped to unify an entire fanbase and city, and we were lucky to have him.
- February 27, 2008 at 3:20 PM
- Pat said...
Agreed, anon
- February 27, 2008 at 5:49 PM
- Johnny said...
As an out of towner having to get the radio broadcast a lot, Myron has been a staple of my Steelers experience. In such a PC, FCC abiding broadcasting world nowadays, it is doubtful that someone will be willing enough to "be themselves" to the degree that Myron was.
- February 27, 2008 at 5:51 PM
- Dirkman said...
Double Yoi. I will always miss the days when I could mute those bum commentators on network TV and turn on DVE to hear the voice of Pittsburgh Steelers football.
RIP Myron - February 27, 2008 at 6:18 PM
- Dirkman said...
One other side note. The International Herald Tribune has noted Cope's passing with this article. That fact that such an internationally renowned newspaper chose to honor Myron, I think speaks volumes about the universal appear of the guy.
http://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2008/02/27/sports/FBN-Obit-Cope.php - February 27, 2008 at 6:21 PM


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The basic idea of inverting licks is to take a lick and then move the first note to the very end of the lick. This would create a new variation of the lick. You would then repeat this process until you've created all the possible lick variations.
Don't panic if what I just said isn't totally clear yet. To help you learn this practice strategy we're going to be taking a guitar lick and going through the entire process now. Here's the lick that we'll use for this lesson...
This is a short lick that uses theE Minor Pentatonicscale, and is played usingeighth-notes. In case you don't know, this means that you will need to play the lick usingtwoevenly-spaced notes per click of your metronome.
OK. Now that we've got a lick to use, let's now look at the process of inverting it.
Step 1: Number Each Note Of The Lick
Although it's not essential, I find it very helpful to number each note of the lick. This helps to avoid any possible confusion that might happen when you start to create inversions.
Step 2: Create The First Inversion
To do this we take the first note of the lick and move it to the very end. What this means is that we are now playing the notes of the lick in the following order: 2-3-4- 1
Notice how I have changed how I am articulating the notes of the lick. What I mean by this is that I have changed the picking motions to suit the new lick, rather than rigidly using the exact same pick motions that I used for the first lick. For Example: In the first lick I played the bent note using a downstroke. But in this new lick, I am using an upstroke to play the bent note.
Of course, this is my preference and you are free to change it. It is always a good idea to articulate licks in a way that makes sense to your own preferences and playing style. So if the way I play the lick doesn't make sense to you, then change it. :-)
Step 3: Create The Second Inversion
For this step you take the first note of the first inversion and move it to the very end of the lick. So this means you will play the notes in the following order: 3 - 4 - 1 - 2
Step 4: Create The Third Inversion
This steps involves taking the first note of the second inversion and moving it to the very end of the lick. In other words, you will be playing the notes in this order: 4 - 1 - 2 - 3
It's very important to mention here that with all the previous licks there was a pull-off between notes 3 and 4. But the pull-off has been removed in this inversion because notes 3 and 4 are now at opposite ends of the lick. Of course, if I was to play the third inversion repeatedlyitwould be easy enough toadd a pull-off between each repetition of the lick. See the example below to see what I mean...
Example: Third Inversion Played Four Times In A Row
Now that we've created the third inversion, we've done all the possible inversions for this specific lick. If we were to try to invert the lick once more, we would be back at the very first lick.
I hope you enjoyed this lesson. After you master the licks from this lesson, I recommend taking some of your favorite licks and going through the process of inverting them. If you do this on a regular basis, you'll soon see your soloing vocabulary expand in a very dramatic way!
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