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Earlier we learned that Markos predicted the results of the closest 2012 presidential races with more accuracy than Nate Silver at 538, who was the best of the polling aggregators and/or modelers.
But guess what—there's actually a free-range, locally produced, antibiotic-free, (relatively) simple model that, to my everlasting surprise, does better than both of them. It's based on the idea that most of the time, the polls are off by a fairly predictable amount related to the partisan lean of the state. I'll call it DRM (Dreaminonempty's Regression Model), 'cause I gotta call it something.
Returning to Markos' post, here's the table he posted with DRM predictions and polling averages for the final 10 days added in (the closest predictions for each state are highlighted):
And the best news? It's easy to make a DRM prediction. See below the fold for simple instructions and analysis of additional races.
A simple explanation: (updated from the comments)
Polling averages often don't predict the election margin (%D-%R) correctly, even if they do predict the winner. Usually, they underestimate the Democrat's performance in Blue states, and underestimate the Republican's performance in Red states. This is likely because, as LNK put it, people tend to conform to their surroundings.
I attempted to correct for this in a very simple manner, in hopes that, on average, the new predictions would be more accurate than the polls alone. The correction involved adding a number to the polling margin in each state based on how 'red' or 'blue' it was.
In the end, the corrected polling numbers were more accurate than the polling numbers alone. The method worked.
Instructions for DRM
1. Look at polls for about the previous month (Oct. 1 onward for a final prediction). Are there more than three polls in the past 10 days? If yes, skip to Step 2. If no, average the Democratic margins (%D-%R) for all polls in the month, and go to Step 3.
2. Do you see a trend in the polls over the past month? If you see a trend, average the Democratic margins (%D-%R) for the polls for the previous 10 days only. Otherwise, average the Democratic margins (%D-%R) for all polls in the month.
3. Find your state on this table. Add the DRM factor you see to your polling average for the margin estimate.
4. Check for red flags. If there are only one or two polls total, or a third party candidate is drawing more than 5 percent of the vote, the estimate could be off by a substantial amount. Also, states with a federal/local party mismatch, like West Virginia, could run into trouble.
Example: In my first post on this subject, I used Elizabeth Warren's Senate race in Massachusetts as an example, so let's return to that race.
The polls for this race from Oct. 1 onward are pretty steady. There are 17 polls, with an average margin of +3.8 points in Warren's favor.
The state table shows Massachusetts with a DRM factor of +4.1 points, yielding a estimated margin of 7.9 points in Warren's favor. The actual result was Warren +7.4 points.
How does the DRM work?
The basic idea is that in red states, Republicans do a little better than the polls say they will, while in blue states, Democrats tend to do a little better than the polls say they will. You can see the relationship here:
How well does this method work?
In my final pre-election post, I said I would consider the model a success if the average error is lower for the predictions than for polling averages alone. As shown above, the DRM model was indeed successful by this measure in close presidential and Senate races. What about the rest?
Below I link to all the predictions and errors, including 538 predictions for comparison to the best of the well-known models. Please note that counting is not complete in many states, so some of these numbers could change. Also, I had a second set of predictions, based not on the regression but the prior performance of polls in each individual state in either presidential races or Senate and Governor races. This I will call DSE (Dreaminonempty's State Errors).
Here are links to predictions and errors for the three sets of races:
President - Predictions and Errors
Senate - Predictions and Errors
Governor - Predictions and Errors
Note that some changes were made after originally posting these predictions as data entry errors were found and corrected.
Generally speaking, the worst DRM predictions were for states with few polls, and some of the races with third party candidates drawing more than 5 percent of the vote.
The first way to test the predictions is to ask which prediction was best most often. By this measure, DRM was by far the best, with the closest prediction more than half the time:
Out of curiosity, I redid the above table, but only included states with 10 or more polls, and excluded states with third parties >5 percent. The accuracy of these predictions was clearly better, to no great surprise. The relative performance of the different prediction methods remained about the same.
Questions to address
With all the new 2012 data, I hope to look into the following issues:
Can we do anything to sort out races with third parties?
Is there a reason why sometimes DSE is better than DRM?
Is there a better measure for state partisanship than Obama's 2008 vote share?
Is there an issue with using this method for gubernatorial races?
Hopefully these questions will lead to improvement without sacrificing simplicity.
Final thoughts: (updated from the comments)
This method of prediction is nowhere close to the same level of sophistication as 538. The intent was to try to find something as simple as possible that was better than the polls alone. This is about as simple as you can get - it's only got two inputs. By keeping it simple, it is easy for many people to replicate on their own and and put to their own uses.


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Director of Levy County Animal Services David Weatherford said Saturday he didn't expect to adopt out as many animals at the event at the Bronson Ace Hardware, as they have at other adoption events in Chiefland, simply because the population is smaller in the Bronson area.
"I thought it went very well," he said in a telephone interview Monday.
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Karen Schultz Tillis is head organizer for the event and she said vendors and volunteers are needed.
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Last year they raised over $1,400 for needy residents in the Tri-county area.
This year, the ride will begin on May 15, at 12:00 a.m. and will cover a minimum of 1,000 miles to be completed in less than 24 hours on the same day.
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The show dates are Oct. 16-18, 23-25, 30-31 and Nov. 1.
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The Chiefland Middle High School Band will present its spring concert on Thursday, May 21, in the school auditorium. There will also be an awards ceremony.
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Middle schoolers at CMHS gather around a touch tank provided by the University of Florida's Aquaculture Association in Cedar Key.
The event was part of the Springs Festival program put on by high school students in the science wing as part of their final exam in Advanced Placement Environmental Science.
Hundreds of people involved in law enforcement, law and judicial fields gathered for the 2015 Annual W.O. Beauchamp Law Day, which was held on the banks of the Suwannee River.
The annual event is like a "family reunion" for law enforcement at the city, county, state and federal level and for the prosecutors, judges and attorneys who usually do not have time to catch up with each other on the job.
On Wednesday, May 27, the Historical Society has planned a one day trip to the Florida State Archives and Library in Tallahassee.
While at the Archives, the group will tour "behind the scenes" conducted by one of the Florida State Archivists.
The tour will be conducted in the restricted stacks area of the Archives. In this area, researchers will learn more about the records the Archives collects and also be shown preservation methods and view little known record collections of interest available to local and family history researchers.
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Exhibition: Sketch to Structure
Sketch to Structure unfolds the architectural design process to show how buildings take shape. With sketches, plans, blueprints, renderings, and models from the Heinz Architectural Center collection, this exhibition reveals that architectural design, from initial concept to client presentation, isn't straightforward.
Spotlight: Richard Neutra
Though Modernism is sometimes criticized for imposing universal rules on different people and areas, but it was Richard J. Neutra's (April 8, 1892 – April 16, 1970) intense client focus that won him acclaim. His personalized and flexible version of modernism created a series of private homes that were and are highly sought after, and make him one of the United States' most significant mid century modernists. His architecture of simple geometry and airy steel and glass became the subject of the iconic photographs of Julius Schulman, and came to stand for an entire era of American design.
The Berlage Archive: Julius Shulman (2000)
In this 2000 Berlage Institute lecture, titled "Neutra's Architecture and Modernism in California," American architectural photographer Julius Shulman outlines a twofold mission: to introduce his two new books, Modernism Rediscovered, and Neutra: Complete Works, and to speak to architectural students and educators who are responsible for the future of the field. Highly jovial and personable, Shulman starts off on a playful tone, inviting audience members to sit on the floor next to him and insisting on the informality of his lecture; he begins by describing how he met Richard Neutra, purely by chance, and made history with the iconic photograph of the Kaufman House, solely through a rebellious desire to pursue a beautiful sunset.
Shulman speaks of Neutra both affectionately and critically. He advises, "Those of you who hope to be architects, please be human about how people live in your house. Don't wipe it clean and empty the way Neutra used to do it, because he was more interested in the image of a house – pure architecture, without furniture." The lecture introduces Shulman's photographs of Modernist homes in California, including Frank Gehry's first house, Shulman's own house and studio by Raphael Soriano, and works by Frank Lloyd Wright and Buckminster Fuller, before moving on to briefly introduce projects from his vast archives. Pierluigi Serraino joins him halfway through the lecture to discuss the process of writing their publication, Modernism Rediscovered, and the responsibilities of an architectural photographer.
The lecture demonstrates the incredible breadth of Shulman's portfolio, his fascinating thought process, and an indefatigable spirit. When describing the moment when he broke away from Neutra's admonishment in order to photograph the exquisite sky above the Kaufman House, the iconic photographer enthuses,"Don't ever hesitate. If you want to do something, whether it's to design a house or kiss a beautiful woman, or whatever you want to do, do it! No one's going to stop you."
How Three Colleges Brought Modernist Design to the US
Though modernism was developed in the 1920s, and was popular among many architects by the time the 1930s arrived, in many places it took years for the style to gain favor among clients. In the USA, people often point to the 1922 Chicago Tribune Tower Competition as a turning point, the winning entry was actually a neo-gothic design. In this article, which originally appeared on Curbed, Marni Epstein looks at another potential turning point: three high-profile competitions in the late 1930s where modernist designs were (sometimes controversially) successful.
The Great Depression of the 1930s hit everyone, and hard—even architects and draftsmen found themselves out of work as development and construction dried up amid vanishing capital. They found a partial solution in the Historic American Buildings Survey and Historic American Engineering Record, two programs of Franklin D. Roosevelt's Works Progress Administration that involved surveying and cataloging the country's existing infrastructure. These programs, however, were a long way from the prestige, creativity, and financial rewards that came with new architectural commissions. The work available was limited, and what work existed was focused on the architecture of the past, not designs for the future.
25 Free Architecture Books You Can Read Online
If you don't have access to an architecture library (and even if you do), sifting through shelves can take hours. Buying books can be even more painful — for your wallet, at least. Instead, why not browse this list of 25 books that are all free and easily accessible online? Some are well-known classics of architecture literature, but we hope you find a few surprises as well.
Why Do Bad Guys Always Get The Best Houses?
In this interesting article for the Financial Times, Edwin Heathcote dissects two Hollywood homes that are infamous as the homes of slick movie bad guys. The Lovell Health House designed by Richard Neutra appeared in LA Confidential as the home of pornographer and pimp Pierce Patchett; the Sheats Goldstein Residence appeared in The Big Lebowski – again as the home of a pornographer – and was designed by none other than "Hollywood's favourite architect" John Lautner. Heathcote probes the two architects' design influences and ideas, and of course offers an explanation as to why ""bad guys always seem to get the best houses". You can read the full article here.
Build Your Own Neutra Home!
The mid-century modern master, Richard Neutra was well known for his cutting edge modernism. Since Julius Shulman immortalized his houses in his iconic photographs, Neutra's bright, airy homes have widely been seen as the pinnacle of modernism and desirability. One problem though, they're in high demand and it's not exactly like they're making any more Neutra buildings; in fact, quite the opposite is true and as a result they have become a pretty expensive commodity.
Read more about how to get your very own Neutra home after the break…
Farewell to Richard Neutra's Cyclorama Center in Gettysburg
After a intensive, 14-year preservation battle, the fate of Richard Neutra's mid-century Cyclorama Center in Pennsylvania's Gettysburg National Military Park has been sealed. Yesterday, the National Park Service confirmed their plans to demolish the modernist structure and restore the site to its original 1863 appearance just in time for the 150th anniversary commemoration of the battle. It is a victory for Civil War purists and a loss for 20th century architecture advocates.
As we announced last September, the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia directed the park service to conduct an environmental analysis on the demolition and to consider "non-demolition alternatives" such as moving the structure or leaving part of it intact. Following the release of a 200-page analysis, the park confirmed that the service had "no need for the continued use of the building" and that it "conflicted with the overall goals of the park."
More after the break…
The fate of Neutra's Cyclorama Center looks dismal
The battle over Pennsylvania's mid-century Cyclorama Center is nearing an end. Located in the heart of the Gettysburg National Military Park, the concrete and glass cylindrical drum was designed by modernist architect Richard Neutra and completed in 1962 under the ambitious Mission 66 initiative aimed to improve visitor services at national parks.
Controversy surrounding the building's fate started in 1999, when the National Park Service first announced plans to demolish it. This sparked a raging battle between 20th century architecture supporters and Civil War purists, ultimately leading to the federal court.
However, despite these relentless efforts, the structures fate appears to be dismal.
The Neutra Embassy Building in Karachi, Pakistan: A Petition to Save Modernism
Richard Neutra's Embassy Building in Karachi, Pakistan is a relic of the Cold War – an effort by the United States to express its authority and wealth in other countries. The building is in the modernist style, designed in 1959, by an architect whose work is still admired today. Until 2011, the Embassy was occupied by the U.S. General Consulate and was a symbol of modernity in Karachi. The Neutra Institute for Survival through Design has begun a petition to help save this building from demolition. It proclaims that this modernist icon is "the only surviving Neutra Structure in the region".
More after the break.
Neutra House Temporarily Spared by Community Action
A place belongs forever to whoever claims it hardest, remembers it most obsessively, wrenches it from itself, shapes it, renders it, loves it so radically that he remakes it in his own image.
Joan Didion
Community pressure has swayed the owners of Richard Neutra's Kronish House to postpone plans for demolition, and has also prompted the city of Beverly Hills to draft legislation to preserve its architectural history. The house been spared until at least October 10 in order to give community activists time to devise a plan for its restoration. In a related, ground-breaking action the Beverly Hills City Council has asked the city's Planning Commission to enact a first-ever historic-preservation ordinance.
Architecture City Guide: Los Angeles
The Architecture City Guide series heads to the West Coast this week. Los Angeles area is huge and it was nearly impossible to narrow down 12 buildings for this weeks list. Here's what we suggest visiting if you are in LA, but we want to know what additional buildings you think we should add to our list! Visit the comment section and provide your can't miss buildings in LA.
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Anne, Countess of Pembroke (Lady Anne Clifford)
after Sir Peter Lely
oil on canvas, feigned oval, circa 1650 (circa 1646)
29 3/4 in. x 24 3/4 in. (756 mm x 629 mm)
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- Anne, Countess of Pembroke (Lady Anne Clifford) (1590-1676), Diarist and patron of authors and literature; former wife of 3rd Earl of Dorset, and later wife of 4th Earl of Pembroke. Sitter in 13 portraits.
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Monica Miller started working at WCBS in 2004 as the station's New Jersey Correspondent. During her tenure covering the Garden State, she racked up more than 70,000 miles, covered three governors, stood knee deep in flood waters from Trenton to Oakland, and rode the fastest roller coaster in the world without losing her, um, equipment. However, Monica turned in her press pass for a backpack and passport in 2006 to travel the world for 16 months with her husband. She's delighted to be back at WCBS covering New York City's five boroughs and the tri-state area.
Some of her more memorable stories include the controversy over building a mosque near Ground Zero, Governor McGreevey's resignation, and a deployment to New Orleans hours after Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast with New Jersey's Air National Guard. Her work has been heard on the CBS Radio Network, NPR and many local radio stations such as WOR, WBGO, and WNYC. She also worked as a reporter for CNN affiliate News 12 New Jersey, and written for The Philadelphia Inquirer and The Times of Trenton.
In 2003, Monica received a fellowship from RIAS Berlin and RTNDF and was also honored by the North Hudson Islamic Educational Center and the Muslim and Arab Communities of New Jersey for her coverage of the Islamic community after the 9/11 attacks. Her work has been recognized by the Associated Press, PRNDI (Public Radio News Directors), The New York Association of Black Journalists, and has contributed to work honored with Edward R. Murrow Awards by the RTNDA.
She holds a Bachelor of Arts in International Affairs from The George Washington University and Master of Journalism from Temple University. She's also a volunteer for the Red Cross of Greater New York.
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Forum To Address Challenges NYC Same-Sex Married Couples Face
Even though New York is one of the few states in the nation to recognize same-sex marriage, St. Sen. Daniel Squadron points out that the federal government still doesn't.
Gas Prices, Economy May Be Driving Spike In NJ Park Attendance
The state Environmental Protection Department says visits have tripled since 1980, to a record 18.8 million people in fiscal 2010. It's up 2 million since 2007.
Port Authority To Hold Public Hearings On Proposed Toll, Fare Hikes
Commuters will have nine chances to express their opinions about a proposal to pay more at the Hudson River Crossings.
Grow NYC Program Offers Farm Training For Immigrants
The growing popularity of New York City green markets combined with a decline in farmers has created a unique opportunity for immigrants in our area.
Debt Ceiling Showdown Holds Up Project At LaGuardia Airport
Nearly 4,000 Federal Aviation Administration employees and tens of thousands of construction workers have been off the job since July 22, when Congress let an extension of the FAA budget expire.
Sen. Squadron Calls For Review Of L And F Subway Line Weekend Service
A new report shows weekend ridership has doubled over the past two decades on the subways but complaints of trains being overcrowded and delayed are also increasing.
Thunderstorms Pose Flood Threat For Tri-State Area
The flood waters from Thursday's storms have finally started receding, but as residents assess the damage, another round of storms could bring even more flooding to the region.
New Jersey Looks At Lifting Garden State Parkway Truck Ban
If the infrastructure can handle it, trucks could generate much-needed funds for New Jersey.
'Spider-Man' Swings For One Last Performance Before Break
The troubled show is shutting down after Sunday afternoon's matinee as producers attempt to revamp the musical in time for summer.
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Appartamento Aria A is a characteristic apartment surrounded by meadows and by green hills. It sleeps four people. From Appartamento Aria A you will enjoy a splendid view of the greenery and of the surrounding countryside. Appartamento Aria A is 80 square meters (860 square feet). It features a shared swimming pool, a shared garden, winter heating and WI-FI Internet access.
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We are experienced, independent travellers and thought about just catching a bus out there and 'doing' Teotihuacán by ourselves – so glad we didn't. This was a small tour – just seven plus our guide Lygia and driver Moses – and early (they collected us at our hotel at 6.30am) so we arrived fresh, well ahead of the heat and the crowds. Lygia is a fund of insights into the history and archeology, and there's a lot to take in – thankfully she gave it to us in bite-size chunks so we weren't overloaded. We walked up and down the whole site, including the Temple of Quetzalcoatl with its wonderful plumbed serpents (think DH Lawrence …) - I believe this is not on all the tours? And the famous pyramids of the Sun and Moon are simply stunning. It's a strenuous day – those steps are high and steep and there are about a million of them – at an altitude of just under 8,000 ft. We were more than ready for lunch and a cerveza by midday when we stopped at a tequila factory for the obligatory talk and tasting of tequila, mescal and pulque, as well as obsidian crafts – no pressure to buy – and then a pleasant buffet of Mexican salads and hot dishes. We dozed on the trip back to DF and were happy to get dropped off at the Zocalo, thus saving a taxi fare from our hotel. Lygia is an excellent guide – knowledgeable, fluent and funny, and she even helped us get to grips with those tongue-twister names. A wonderful experience.
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Comcast Startles Customers With Cyberteam Help
Comcast is beginnging to curb customer complaints with the help of cyberspace teams.
Jordan Goddard is just one customer, who was angry when both his Internet access and cable TV started fading in and out.
His recourse? Firing up his blog.
"Dear Comcast," the West Virginia University senior wrote. "You suck."
A few days later, Goddard was amazed when a cyberteam member of Comcast Corp. called and apologized for the problems.
"That's honestly the first company that contacted me like that without me going to them first," Goddard said.
Comcast is known in the industry for poor customer service, it ranks near the bottom in customer service surveys.
Last winter, Comcast formed a team of seven employees at its Philadelphia headquarters who scour Web postings for complaints and try to resolve them.
Some customers like Goddard have changed their attitudes towards the company.
But in a survey released this month by J.D. Power and Associates, Comcast still ranked near the bottom in customer satisfaction among residential TV providers.
The team checks tech Web sites, Twitter and other social networking sites, consumer sites and even YouTube.
The Comcast team tracks down customers by matching clues in postings to the company's internal database of customer phone numbers and e-mail. If they can't figure out who posted a given complaint, they may contact the customer directly in a blog.
"I hire people who are passionate about customer service," said Frank Eliason, senior director of digital care. "I want them to be jumping up and down and saying, 'We're wrong here.' … I don't try to toe the company line."
Bob Garfield, a Comcast customer who happens to be a columnist with Advertising Age, improved his view of the company after the cyberteam got its start.
Last year, Garfield was so angry at Comcast's customer service he ran a Web site called ComcastMustDie.com.
However, he's handing off the site, which will change to include complaints about other companies, under a new name.
"My work is done," Garfield said. "They're discovering it's to their benefit in many ways to try to start conversations instead of dictating the terms of service."
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Blender chocolate mousse is creamy and chocolately and a favorite among those who love coffee as well. This blender chocolate mousse recipe has been with me for years. Truly a crowd pleaser!
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|Semi-sweet chocolate morsels
|6 Ounce (1 Package)
|4 , separated
|Creme de cacao
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A few minutes southeast of Elizabethtown, southwest of Manheim, and just northeast of Marietta, Pennsylvania sits the beautiful areas known as Mount Joy, PA. With a population of over 7000, this is an area that will truly have something for everyone. Lancaster County does have a lot of beautiful areas that a person could call home, but Mount Joy has got to be among the top 5. With covered bridges, mural painted barns and buildings, and a location that is well spread out - this will be the ideal choice for someone planning a move anywhere in the Lancaster County area. If you've been planning any type of move in the near future, you'll surely want to consider Mount Joy before finalizing your decision, and below we'll talk about some important reasons why.
Schools are important, but they aren't always the determining factor. Here it'll be important to talk about schools because many of the people in this area believe in an excellent educational system, and it couldn't be more evident than by looking at the current public schools in the area. The Donegal School District runs the public school system in this area, and as a result - Donegal Springs Elementary, middle and high school, will provide all that is needed when it comes to public schools and top notch education. There are many private schools located in the Mount Joy area, and if you've been looking in this direction, you'll find some qualified sources in this area as well.
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When it comes to places to live, you'll find that Mount Joy is expanding. Yes, this area is experiencing an economic boom when it comes to new construction, jobs, and increasing the size of the current area. To the east of town, you will find a few areas that will provide access to new homes in the area. Just off of East Main St, and Elmcrest Blvd, there is new construction underway that will provide a number of options for those looking for new homes. In addition, you will have access to areas in and around town for excellent real estate choices. Whether you are looking in Westview Park, Memorial Park, or the east end of town, single family, townhomes, condos, and multi-family homes can be found at affordable prices.
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Borough Park, Westview Park, and the Goffs Farm Golf Course will provide all that is needed when it comes to outdoor activities and recreation. Whether you like to get out for a walk or you like to jog, you'll find these areas more than adequate for these activities as well as tennis and baseball if you so choose. Avid golfers will be able to try their swing at the local golf course as well.
So, if you are ever traveling on Highway 772 or 230, right where they crisscross, you'll find the wonderful community of Mount Joy, PA and all that it has to offer. Whether you are looking for a new place to call home, or you are simply looking for some real estate opportunities, you'll find these and much more in this excellent location.


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This week on the Reel Web we are going to take a look at Youtube users' complaints regarding the alleged loss of active subscribers, due to Youtube's "spring cleaning" of inactive accounts. We will also discuss the FCC, and their consideration of adding online "channels" like Youtube and Hulu to their definition of channels as applied to TV networks. Finally, we will take a look at Philip DeFranco and his intention to start his own Youtube network.
Youtube Angers Some Users in Removal of Inactive accounts
As many of you know, Youtube has recently removed accounts that have been inactive for a long enough time in an attempt to clean up the statistics on views and subscriber rates. While most of us would agree that this is a good thing, several users have complained that they have lost views and active subscribers in the process. Youtube has released a statement refuting these accusations, saying that they have no knowledge of any lost active users or subscribers.
For those who are claiming that videos are not appearing in their subscription box, Youtube has pointed out that they have recently added a new feature in the home feed. This feature can either show everything that an individual user is subscribed to, or just featured videos. If you seem to be missing some videos from channels that you are subscribed to, you may want to make sure that the proper option is checked in the home feed.
Youtube has finished removing all inactive accounts, and while people may notice a drop in subscribers in the short term, the numbers should plateau and flatten out within the next few days.
Youtube's statement can be found here.
The FCC Considers Redefining Online Channels To Fit With Their Definition For TV Networks
Last week the New York Times published an article discussing the possibility of the FCC redefining online channels on sites like Youtube and Hulu to fit with their policies regarding TV networks. For most websites the term "channel" simply means an account or profile where each of us loads video content. The same term with regards to TV, however, has a slightly different definition with different implications in terms of policy. This may be an extremely good thing, in that if these online channels are redefined by the FCC, they may be granted more rights and privileges. For example, if Youtube or Hulu go to content providers and ask to post their content on their respective websites, those content providers may not be able to refuse on legal grounds anymore. This development may launch the online video movement forward a great deal, but for the moment we will have to wait and see. We will keep you updated on any further developments in this area.
Philip DeFranco and Youtube Networks
Youtube boasts many thousands of individual users, but it also plays host to a great number of collaborative networks which work together and share their profits with each other. Recently, however, Philip DeFranco has said that many of these networks have unfavorable contracts with their individual contributors. These unfair contracts have resulted in a great deal of discontent from contributors, who feel under appreciated by their respective networks. DeFranco has put forward a proposal to counteract these kinds of one-sided contracts, by starting his own network. This network would be for the sole purpose of supporting Youtubers and protecting them from predatory contracts that hurt contributors more than they help. The network will do this by finding creators, artists, musicians, etc. and giving them exposure to build up their respective channels. The network itself would get revenue from that exposure and, theoretically, everyone would benefit. It sounds like a pretty great deal, but it remains to be seen if anything comes of it. We will keep you updated on any further developments.
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Moss was the ultimate soundbite as a player, and Monday on Fox Football Daily, Moss said the NFL needs more candid interviews like the one Sherman gave Erin Andrews.
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HAZARD—With over 200 customers still without power on Friday, Perry County seems to have been the hardest hit county with this week's snow storm, which dropped over 7 inches of snow in some areas Wednesday night and into Thursday.
Ronn Robinson, corporate communications manager for Kentucky Power, said crews will be out working all day Friday in order to restore power to those areas still without, especially in the Leatherwood and Pratt Mountain area.
As of noon on Friday, Kentucky Power had reported 226 customers in Perry County were still without power.
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Robinson said another reason the outages have taken longer to deal with in Perry County than in other areas is because there are so many individual outages.
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Vale View Cottage: The Stables
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The 'Stables' is set in the grounds of the owners home adjoining the once Victorian preparatory school. The cottage sleeps 5 with ample room for a cot.
Recently renovated and furnished with careful attention to detail, the 'Stables' benefits from its own spacious private courtyard and has been graded '4 Star' by Visit Wales.
With slate and oak floors a reclaimed king size oak bed in the master bedroom and three single oak beds in the second bedroom.
A modern downstairs bathroom with slate floor, consisting of bath, sink, WC and a double walk in shower with drencher shower head. Also an upstairs w.c.
The cosy lounge has parquet floor, bespoke wooden window shutters, ample comfy seating and for your entertainment there is a large flat screen TV with Free View channels/USB slot, DVD player and a CD player/radio. A good selection of books, maps and DVDs are also available within the cottage.
Access and views of the private courtyard are available through large tilt and slide patio doors.
Within the dining area there sits a large beech table with seating for six people thus allowing guests the opportunity to relax, dine and plan the activities of the day ahead
Guests have the opportunity to explore the Snowdonia National Park, the North Wales coast or historic local towns such as Chester & Denbigh all within a thirty minute drive. Uniquely sited with its "shield" of hills and mountains, Prestatyn boasts a distinctly favourable climate all of its own.
So whatever you choose to do let Vale View cottages be your home from home.
Well behaved dogs are welcome (2 Max) but are not allowed to be left in the cottage alone. There are dog day care centres nearby, please ask for further details.
|Sleeps up to 5, 2 bedrooms
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|Barkby beach 700 m
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|Corporate bookings, House swap, Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car not necessary
|Nearest Amenities
|300 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Car 80 km, Nearest railway: Taxi or foot 600 m
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|Some pets are welcome - please contact the owner, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Internet access, DVD player
|Central heating, TV, CD player, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|King Beds (1), Single beds (3), Cots (1), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 6
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Secure parking
The Denbighshire region
Vale View Cottages is an ideal base for those looking for a beach holiday or a convenient location offering guests the opportunity to explore the Snowdonia National Park, the North Wales coast and historic local towns such as Chester & Denbigh all within a 30 minute drive.
A quiet location conveniently situated within five minutes walking distance from Prestatyn Town Centre and just twenty minutes walk to the blue flag awarded beach. Prestatyn benifits from many things to do for example the Scala Cinema and Arts Centre, Asro bowl bowling, indoor bowls, nearby riding centre, the Nova Centre swimming pool /gym and some great golf courses. Three golden sandy beaches streching around four miles and plenty for water sport fans to do.
The area is rich in history and surrounding countryside offers walks in Areas of outstanding Beauty, nature reserves and the town has been awarded the 'Walkers are Welcome' accreditation.
Roman legions had settlements in Prestatyn and remains of a Roman bath house can still be visited today.
Many walks in the area such as the Coastal path, the Clwydian Way and of course the start (Or finish) of Offa's Dyke path.
Prestatyn has a vibrant town centre with many great places to eat and drink, specialist shops and a new retail park!
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27 Jan 2015
"So Lovely !!"
Have stayed here 3 years running,renting both cottages to be away with friends. So clean,tastefully decorated,brilliantly equipped,cosy and conveniently located.The owners are so friendly and helpful … More
12 Jan 2015
"Thoroughly enjoyable experience."
We stayed in the stables as there were 5 beds so we could take our 3 young children. We loved it from the moment we arrived. The cottage is tastefully decorated and was warm and welcoming on arrival. … More
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Just returned from Vale View, we stayed at the stables a cosy comfortable spotless cottage with everything you could need. Ideal location 10 mins walk into Prestatyn with plenty of shops a bus and ra… More
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"Very clean, pleasant and highly appointed roomy cottage."
We were greeted with a very friendly welcome by the hosts.The cottage was one of the best equipped and cleanest cottages I have ever stayed in.It is an excellent base from which to visit north wales, … More
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Rented both cottages with my husband and friends.spottlessly clean ,tastefully decorated,peaceful,5 mins to town.will defiantly be returning again.… More
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"A gem of a place"
Needed a weeks base to attend an appointment in Manchester....but didnt expect to have such a gem. The cottage is beautiful. Extremely comfortable, (the bed is the best we've ever slept in!), tho… More
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"Excellent, dog friendly accomodation"
Just returned from a 4 night break at The Stables and can not praise the accommodation highly enough. We received a warm welcome from Spencer & Louise and really appreciated the little touches that ma… More
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"Fantastic first family holiday"
Our stay at vale view cottage was our first family holiday. We were so impressed with the location and layout of the property, it was just perfect with having a one year old child. The nearest superma… More
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"Fantastic family accommodation - Would recommend!"
What a fantastic holiday we had. we have 3 children under 12 and the accommodation was ideal. The location was central to all surrounding areas so we weren't spending hours in the car. It was also within walking distance to local amenities and most importantly the beach. The owners even let our little ones feed the chickens which was a real treat for them. Would definately recommend to friends.
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"Excellent location of Cottage"
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The textile industry is among the first industries to come out of the recession Union Textile Minister Dayanidhi Maran said here on Tuesday at a textile industry roundtable, organised by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII).
The Minister said most textile companies were posting profits and there was scope for improvement. At present more than half the industry output was exported, but he urged the industry to focus on the domestic market.
Commenting on the priority of his Ministry, he said t exports and technical textiles would be the key focus areas. "However, the Indian exporters are more dependent on European and U.S. markets. Both these markets have a tendency of parallel movement and they boom together and also fall together. Indian exporters should focus on other big markets also.
The entire U.S. import market fell by 12.04 per cent, yet Indian exports to the U.S. fell by a smaller percentage of 7.56, a similar trend is also seen in the EU market," he said.
On issues facing the industry, Mr. Maran said legacy issues had to be overcome and the industry needed to look at aggressive investments to meet the challenges posed by competing countries like China.
"The government does not have a large role to play since the stimulus was announced and what is required is new ideas, which would help the competitiveness of the industry as a whole."
On the growth plan he said, "India's domestic textile consumption is the third largest in the world. In this environment, we have targeted a growth path of 12 per cent for the next five years and a global trade share of 7 per cent. We have to focus on the rural market. Malls and retail space created by malls are not the solution to increase business. Companies in the garments sector should focus on the big rural market too although they try to compete more with international brands which sell products at high prices."
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