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Recent Papers in the ANES Bibliography
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|WHAT'S NEW: announcements and errata
|Jan-25-2015: Re-releases of the 2008 and 2012 Time Series are available for download from the Data Center.
What is ANES?
|To serve the research needs of social scientists, teachers, students, policy makers and journalists, the ANES produces high quality data from its own surveys on voting, public opinion, and political participation.
ANES data enable researchers to better understand the theoretical and empirical foundations of national election outcomes. Central to this mission is the active involvement of the ANES research community in all phases of the project. Read More...
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|ANES is planning changes to race/ethnicity coding on the Cumulative Data File (CDF). A memo describing the variables on ANES Time Series studies was released on our new Online Commons. It describes the summaries on the CDF, discusses difficulties with these variables, and proposes versions of these variables for the next CDF update. Thank you to all who read the proposed changes and thank you for your interest in the ANES. You can still visit the Online Commons page to access the memo.
Full Release of Direct Democracy
|The full release of the 2012 ANES Direct Democracy Study is now available from the Data Center. This full release includes corrections to the missing data codes and the inclusion of an ID variable which will allow the user to merge the 2012 ANES Direct Democracy data with the 2012 ANES Time Series data for respondents who completed both studies. In addition, the full release includes a fully updated User Guide as well as SAS, SPSS, and Stata syntax files. Read more and download documentation from the Direct Democracy Study Page.


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Thomas Arnold
4 of 5 portraits of Thomas Arnold
© National Portrait Gallery, London
Thomas Arnold
by Benjamin Holl, after Thomas Phillips
stipple and line engraving, published 1844
6 3/4 in. x 4 3/8 in. (171 mm x 111 mm) paper size
Given by Henry Witte Martin, 1861
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- Thomas Arnold (1795-1842), Headmaster of Rugby School. Sitter in 5 portraits.
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- Benjamin Holl (1808-1884), Engraver. Artist associated with 18 portraits.
- Thomas Phillips (1770-1845), Portrait painter. Artist associated with 215 portraits, Sitter in 4 portraits.
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- NPG D8740: Thomas Arnold (from same plate)

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Choreography by George Balanchine: A catalogue of works
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MOUNTAIN ISLAND LAKE, N.C. -- With the heavy flooding on Monday Duke raised the water levels on Mountain Island Lake and now many docks are damaged and boats are trapped leaving people living there asking why were they not given warning.
We were all caught off guard, said Stonewater Community representative, Sean Mullen.
There s extensive damage at Mountain Island lake and it has neighbors of the Stonewater community angry.
In our mind, a simple communication from Duke, even a day in advance would have potentially given people enough time and warning to get belongings and boats out of the lake, said Mullen.
Residents living here received no alert from Duke when they raised the lake level above full lake level of 100 feet to 104 feet.
Lake front homeowner Charles Collier had to spend $6,000 to just to get his boat out of the lake.
If it had been at 100 or even 102, I would have been ok, most people would have been ok, it's the fact it goes way over what they say it's ever going to be, said Collier.
Collier says the fact that Lake Norman never had its water level raised makes him question Duke s actions.
It was basically taken as a toss of a coin how much damage did they want to incur on Lake Norman versus Mountain Island Lake, said Collier.
We checked with Gaston County Emergency Management and they told me they only issue an alert in an emergency or evacuation situation or unless they're told by Duke to make notice, and in this case that did not happen.
We'd like a response from Duke , we'd like to know what if anything they're going to do to work with us and our home owners association to repair the boat slips, the community boats slips , some people have boats in there trapped and can't get them out, said Mullen.
People in the Stonewater neighborhood say they believe unless Duke raises the gate to let some of the water out, they have no real timeline as to when the lake will return to normal. They are now gathering and encouraging neighbors to contact local government representatives.
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Name: Tyler Anderson
Age: 20
Hometown: Chanhassen, MN
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Stance: Regular
Favorite Mountain: Copper or Breckenridge
Best Contest Result: 3rd Place Breckenridge 2009 Spring Massive
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What does snowboarding mean to you? Snowboarding is all about having fun, its exciting, get to hang out with all your friends, traveling around the world, progressing in so many ways. It's basically my life.
Who inspires you to greatness? Why? My family inspires me the most because they've always supported me in my snowboarding. Making it possible for me to follow my dream and being there for me when I needed it the most.
Who would you be proud to share the podium with? I would like to share the podium with Ross Baker because hes an unbelievable rider and always pushes the level of riding for everybody.
What is your favorite brand at PacSun right now? DC
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