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We have only a few direct measures: how many units of a product did they sell and how many pennies' worth of the product did they sell, and some flags as to whether it was being displayed or whether it was in a feature advertisement, and some other kinds of odd technical flags.
We then augment that with a few derived measures. We calculate a baseline of sales by a fairly simple exponential weighted moving average with some correction for seasonality to indicate what the deviations are from the baseline. We calculate a baseline price also, so we can see whether a product was being sold at a price reduction. We calculate lift factors: if I sold my product and it was on display that week, how much of a rise above normal or expected sales did I get because of the display. We impute that. We do it in a very simple way by calculating the ratio of baseline sales to actual sales in weeks with displays. So you can imagine that this data is extraordinarily volatile.
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FORT MYERS, Fla. (AP) -- Vance Worley managed to become a fan favorite in Philadelphia despite pitching on a staff that included Roy Halladay, Cliff Lee and Cole Hamels. Now with the Minnesota Twins, the 25-year-old Californian will have a chance to stand out again. In fact, he could end up being the team's opening day starter. "It means a lot. It means they trust me to come over from another organization, one," Worley said. "But two, to take the ball on Game 1 -- that's big. That means you mean something to the organization." It's still a hypothetical for now. The Twins made wholesale changes to their starting rotation, which was a mess last year aside from left-hander Scott Diamond. Worley was acquired in December when Minnesota sent outfielder Ben Revere to the Phillies, and he could be the Twins' top starter if Diamond isn't healthy by the opener. After a couple starts in 2010, Worley won 11 of his first 12 decisions the following season for Philadelphia. The right-hander's ...
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The Super Bowl is a tremendous revenue generator for whichever city is lucky enough to host it, based on recent economic impact studies, which estimate as much as $600 million in additional revenue for the host city. In addition to the economic impact of the event, hosting the Super Bowl gives the host city the opportunity to showcase their city, which will hopefully drive future business to the city in the form of tourism and conventions. Based on the significant economic impact, it is very important that the NFL share that benefit by moving the bowl around to different cities.
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The impact on the overall economy is limited, although the opportunity to visit different cities may boost total tourist outlays modestly. Individual cities and the NFL are likely to reap significant benefits. Hosting localities should receive a boost to spending on hotels, restaurants, transportation, and entertainment venues. These benefits should be able to offset security and other costs. The NFL gains by having cities bid among each other to offer the most attractive site while further boosting the value of an NFL franchise seen as a requisite for the host city.
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The loss of the Super Bowl has had significant economic impact to San Diego. Tourism is a driving force in our economy and there are few events that can generate the influx to our city and the exposure to millions via television that rival the Super Bowl. Great cities have iconic public spaces. While San Diego has many iconic spaces created by mother nature with the exception of the Salk Institute, the Hotel Del Coronado, and Balboa Park's California Tower, we have few iconic buildings. Our city, in concert with the Chargers, should develop an iconic multi-use stadium that will return the Super Bowl to San Diego and be a source of community pride.
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The NFL teams act together as a monopoly, controlling entry, sharing revenue, and negotiating as one entity with workers, suppliers, and customers. Any external competition was either wiped out via merger, or failed on its own. It is thus not surprising that the NFL monopoly has spread the "wealth" of the Super Bowl extravaganza among its warm-weather cities (San Diego three times) and domed stadiums. This has, of course, left out undomed cold-weather cities/regions like New York-New Jersey, until this year. If the experiment is a success (I doubt it), other cold-weather NFL cities may get Super Bowls. Either way, Go Broncos!
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It makes economic sense for the NFL to let communities bid for the honor of being the host city, although the economic benefits for the host city would vary, depending on the deal they strike. Selecting a venue that will provide a positive fan experience is in the NFL's best interest, and the NFL gains financially by fresh marketing opportunities that arise each year from changing the venue. That said, where games are played may matter less to the NFL than which teams are playing since most of the economics for the NFL come from broadcast rights, ticket sales and merchandise licenses.


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DRY CREEK (Young County). Dry Creek rises just south of the intersection of U.S. Highway 380 and Farm Road 2075 in southeastern Young County (at 33°09' N, 98°27' W) and runs southwest for twelve miles to its mouth on Salt Creek, two miles south of Graham (at 33°04' N, 98°35' W). It begins in an area of ledges and low cuestas with shallow stony soils and runs into steeply to moderately sloping hills with shallow stony clay and sandy loams. Local vegetation includes oak, juniper, live oak, mesquite, and grasses. The Center Ridge cemetery is a mile south of the creek in eastern Young County.
The following, adapted from the Chicago Manual of Style, 15th edition, is the preferred citation for this article."DRY CREEK (YOUNG COUNTY)," Handbook of Texas Online (http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/rbdae), accessed May 24, 2015. Uploaded on June 12, 2010. Published by the Texas State Historical Association.


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The Refuge's Coats for Clay was successful in its second year of making sure children at Sally Kate Winters Family Services have warm winter coats.
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Harold Max Colbert passed away on Tuesday, Dec. 24, 2013, at his residence in Cedar Bluff at the age of 81. He was born Aug. 11, 1932, in West Point, MS to the late Harold Lee Colbert and Maxine Holmes. He served 20 years in the US Army and retired as a Lt. Colonel and fought in the Korean and Vietnam wars. He was also into landscaping and cattle farming.
Johnny Lee Gray, age 75, died Dec. 21, 2013, at the North Mississippi Medical Center in West Point. Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 28, 2013, at the Carter's Mortuary Services Chapel, with Pastor Mary Gray-Kyle officiating. Burial will follow in the Tibbee Community Cemetery.
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Representatives for the Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality have been making the rounds, spreading the word on potential economic development benefits associated with brownfield assessment and cleanup across the state.
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Keeping the roads and highways safe from intoxicated drivers has been a debilitating battle for law enforcement for nothing short of a long time. The nationwide Drive Sober or Get Pulled over campaign has law enforcement on their tippy-toes as they comb the streets for impaired motorists.
Civic-minded individuals gathered with We Care Committee Director Luezarah "Lou" Robinson Tuesday to help dish out free goodies to the needy.
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'Walk To End Epilepsy' will be Held at the Rose Bowl in Anticipation of Thousands of Supporters
The 5K Walk/Run Highlights Efforts to Heighten Awareness for an Often Overlooked and Under Supported Disorder that Affects about 200,000 Individuals Across Southern California
Pasadena, CA (PRWEB) October 05, 2011
The Epilepsy Foundation Greater Los Angeles will host its first ever "Walk to End Epilepsy" at the Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena, CA on Sunday, October 16, 2011, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The non-competitive 5K run/walk is expected to draw thousands of people from the region in a much needed show of support.
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âœAccording to the World Health Organization, epilepsy is the world's most common serious brain disorder," said Dr. Christi Heck, a Trustee of the Epilepsy Foundation of Greater Los Angeles and director of the USC Comprehensive Epilepsy Program. "Epilepsy affects about 60 million men and women of all ages, races and income levels around the world."
"This event is in honor of those living with epilepsy, and in memory of those who have died because of epilepsy," said Susan Pietsch-Escueta, the Executive Director of the Epilepsy Foundation of Greater Los Angeles. âœWhatever the reason for getting involved, this is a very important date and place to show your support to END EPILEPSY."
The Walk To End Epilepsy is open to anybody who wishes to walk or run for the cause. People are encouraged to participate individually or as a member of a team. Individuals can also start their own virtual team or simply donate without walking.
To register or donate, visit http://www.WalkToEndEpilepsy.org. Event registration costs $25 and includes access to the 5K run/walk, Community Resource Fair and activities, such as a scavenger hunt, photobooth, opportunity drawings and food trucks.
"Our family is walking because of our son, Sebastian, and thousands of children like him," said Walk Chairperson, Carrie Baum. âœSebastian and his friend, Ari, are leading their school team.
âœSebastian's and Ari's families understand first-hand that seizures steal moments and can impact development and affect learning. They also know how epilepsy changes lives and that is why they are walking to END EPILEPSY,â said Pietsch-Escueta.
"Team Teena is walking in memory of my mother, Teena Marie, who died during a fatal grand mal tonic-clonic seizure in Pasadena, California, last December," said daughter and Team Captain, Alia Rose.
The world remembers Teena Marie as an accomplished vocalist, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, arranger and producer. However, few know that her life as âœIvory Queen of Soulâ was cut short by seizures.
"She would want us to join the fight to END EPILEPSY," said her friend, Meko Moore.
The Epilepsy Foundation of Greater Los Angeles acknowledges support from Lundbeck, Cyberonics, Wedbush, Wendy's and medical centers in our region. For corporate sponsorship inquiries, please contact Judith Deutsch at 310.670.2870.
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Without warning, seizures can happen to anyone at any age. When a person has two or more unprovoked seizures, they have epilepsy. Seizures do not all look the same and, according to the International League Against Epilepsy, there are currently more than 25 different recognized epilepsy syndromes affecting almost 3 million people in the U.S. and about 60 million people worldwide. Someone is diagnosed with epilepsy every three minutes and, this year alone, another 200,000 people in our country will be diagnosed. To date, there are no known cures.
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Established in 1957, the Epilepsy Foundation of Greater Los Angeles is the only nonprofit, 501(c)(3) charitable organization dedicated solely to serving the almost 160,000 people living with epilepsy throughout our 4-county region of Los Angeles, Orange, San Bernardino and Ventura. The Epilepsy Foundation of Greater Los Angeles is leading the fight to END EPILEPSY® and the burden of seizures. We focus on care, advocacy, research and education. http://www.END-EPILEPSY.org
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What particular goodies is the State handing out to married couples that homosexuals want their share of? No Death Tax from one partner to the other? Visitation rights in the hospital? Income tax treatment? All of these are easily solved without the State blessing homosexual behaviour.
The purpose of these benefits is to encourage cohesive family units to present a stronger America. Gay marriage does not create cohesive family units and thus would not be granted benefits as such. If you want to talk about why they can't be with their loved ones in the hospital or on their death bed then I would agree that anyone should be allowed access to someone in that situation so that rule is a stupid one.
- married couples stay together longer than otherwise unmarried couples
So now why on earth should the above NOT apply to homosexuals? If you are gonna deprive a class people of a right, you better have the evidence to back up your discriminatory wishes.
Staples offers a $15 discount on a Dell Laptop. Well now HP is jealous that Dell is getting an incentive that HP isn't and starts complaining. Staples says this is to encourage purchases of Dell Laptops because they have too many and need to unload the inventory. Consumers declare that the problem staples is having is no longer a problem and want the incentive to be changed. Staples cancels the discount rather than extending the $15 discount to HP laptops. the reason for these benefits is to encourage creation of these family units not to offer a better life over the gays. this is the same reason it should not be extended to polygamy because that does not end in a cohesive family unit either, more like a clusterf***k
BTW: I am not inclined to accept "take my word" type augments re gays from people who think homosexuality is a sin and an abomination. Are you one of those? In fact I am inclined to bet against their arguments kinda automatically. But that is the betting person in me.
Also I have not used my religious beliefs in my argument surrounding gay marriage. Do I believe it is a sin? yes, I do. However you see how you are the one bringing that into this conversation. We are talking about cohesive family units here, homosexuals do not create cohesive family units. When you can show me the data to suggest that they do then we can pick that part of the conversation up. If your argument is that the need for cohesive family units is no longer a relevant part of American life than that would be a discussion I would not mind participating in.
There are no laws I am aware of that force one to have a sexual relationship with one's spouse. And any laws that seek to prevent from people having sex with someone to whom they are not married are laws I oppose.
I think the Court knows perfectly well that this is Plessy v Ferguson all over, and history will judge them very poorly if they don't rule that gay marriage is a civil right.
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MANILA, Philippines—Philippine National Police (PNP) chief, Director General Alan Purisima, has ordered an independent investigation into the death of two recaptured robbery gang leaders while in police custody in San Pedro Laguna.
"As you know lives have been threatened and lost. And as such, the Chief PNP has already directed the Internal Affairs Service to conduct their own independent investigation," Senior Superintendent Reuben Theodore Sindac, PNP-Public Information Office chief said Tuesday.
Ricky "Kambal" Cadavero, 36, who is the identified leader of the notorious Ozamis crime syndicate, and his trusted henchman, Wilfredo "Kulot" Panogalinga Jr., were killed early evening Monday, hours after Interior Secretary Mar Roxas announced they were being turned over to the Bureau of Corrections.
Their turnover was, however, delayed after it was decided that they needed to attend the scheduled inquest proceeding at the Cavite Prosecutors Office.
Chief Superintendent Benito Estipona, Calabarzon regional director, on Monday said the convoy carrying Cadavero and Panogalinga was traveling at the vicinity of Barangay (village) San Antonio, San Pedro, Laguna, when armed men aboard a motorcycle fired at the van they were riding in while traversing Magsaysay Highway.
He said armed men on two other motorcycles were also tailing the van carrying Cadavero and Panolinga, and another vehicle of the police.
Estipona said Cadavero and Panogalinga then tried to grab the firearms of two of their six police escorts.
Roxas had earlier ordered the PNP and the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology to look into the "miraculous" escape of some high-profile criminals from state prisons, including Cadavero.
Cadavero was recaptured by the PNP in Dasmarinas City, Cavite, last Friday, seven months after he bolted the tightly guarded New Bilibid Prison in Muntinlupa City.
Cadavero is involved in several robbery incidents of money changers and banks in Metro Manila, including the incident at Alabang Town Center in Muntinlupa in 2011.
Panogalinga, on the other hand, is said to be a key suspect in the shooting of American Robert Armstrong during a robbery at a 7 Eleven convenience store in Malate, Manila, last September 2012.
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BOISE -- Two students at Timberline High School in Boise want to see part of Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Luna's Students Come First plan changed.
In an attempt to make that happen, the 16-year-old girls made petitions and are passing them out to fellow students.
But it's going beyond that.These petitions are already at one other school and plans are to get them to eight junior high and high schools in the Boise School District.
The two high school juniors say they value their education and fear that online classes won't educate them as well as a teacher in a classroom.
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We felt that online classes were not of the same quality as classes we would take in school with teachers, said Kelsie.
They claim the online classes lack things like discussion and interaction.
If it's optional that's OK. It's the student's own choice to take that class, but when it's required, I have a problem with that, said Jilson.
That's why the two straight 'A' teens put together this petition, protesting required online classes.
We hope to just bring awareness to the fact that we do not like having to have online classes as a requirement, as an option, if we have an option to take online classes, that's a student's choice, said Jilson.
The fear is that the quality of their education will diminish and also damage their chances of getting into what they call high-ranking colleges.
Kevin Kitz has watched his daughter Kelsie put this grassroots petition together in the middle of finals.
They're very committed to their educations, said Kevin Kitz. They work hard and they are very worried that they, and their friends, and their sibling's educations are going to be hurt with this idea.
Kelsie and Jilson hope their petition will keep the traditional classroom the future, regardless of what technology has to offer.
I do feel like we can make a difference, said Kelsie.
The Idaho Department of Education had this response to what Kelsie and Jilson are trying to do:
The Students Come First plan will require Idaho high school students to take online courses each year to ensure they are prepared for the rigors of postsecondary education and the workforce. We know that colleges, universities and businesses across the country and here in Idaho expect students and employees to be able to learn and work in an online environment. Our students must be prepared to succeed in this world that awaits them.
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This program, enacted through legislation, is the first in any state to offer access to every adult over the age of 60 without enrollment fees. MemberHealth, a privately owned Ohio pharmacy benefit manager, was selected through a competitive process to administer the program.
The primary users of the program are expected to be the estimated one- third of Ohio seniors who do not have any form of financial assistance with their drug purchases.
Cardholders can receive a combination of savings on several different levels:
-- All Golden Buckeye cardholders will receive a basic discount on prescriptions equal to the lower of the negotiated discount with pharmacies or the pharmacy's normal cash price to members. Overall, these savings average about 19 percent. -- All cardholders may obtain additional savings from automatic rebates on preferred brand drugs offered by participating manufacturers. -- Even greater savings may be obtained from participating manufacturers' special assistance programs for eligible members who qualify. (These programs are based on income levels. ODA estimates that about 20 percent of Ohio seniors will qualify for special assistance programs.) Savings here are equal to or greater than those under legislative initiatives. To qualify, cardholders must complete and return a simple form that will be mailed with the new Golden Buckeye card. -- Additionally, all cardholders can benefit from additional savings on all generic drugs. Savings may average 30-60 percent compared to the regular cash price. -- All cardholders have the option of additional savings on home delivery for maintenance drugs.
In addition, each time a patient uses the Golden Buckeye card to fill a prescription, MemberHealth will perform a drug review to alert the pharmacist and physician to possible problems such as drug interactions, allergies and duplicate therapies. "This review adds an important layer of protection for seniors, especially those who see multiple physicians or have their prescriptions filled at different pharmacies," said Charles E. Hallberg, president and a director of MemberHealth. "We believe this adds a very significant benefit to the program.
"In fact, this program is significantly enhanced over the initial design," Hallberg said. "While there have been other proposals in other states, everything else seems to be years away from being implemented. We have a program up and running today that offers the same or better savings than the other proposals. The difference is, we're actually implementing it. And we can continue to grow the program in the years to come. As a great first step in lowering drug costs for seniors, we believe the program is a model of collaboration between the state and private industry."
The most significant change since the program was first introduced is the addition of four manufacturers' special assistance programs for Golden Buckeye cardholders. To develop this added benefit, MemberHealth has negotiated directly with manufacturers to offer special assistance programs to qualifying cardholders. The Golden Buckeye Prescription Drug program will operate as a single enrollment point for programs sponsored by Bristol-Myers Squibb, GlaxoSmithKline, Merck and Novartis.
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The Outlast arrived today and I had one of the Pure Storm GTs strung with VS/Outlast at 55/51. Just picked it up at 5:00, will hit with it Saturday afternoon. Might hit serves tonight.
Any-who, the string passed two tests with A+ grades.
Dent Resistance: A+
I've found that strings that resist denting when bent perform better as a cross. They allow mains to move freely without getting trapped in a dent/notch. For the test I bend the string and look for crumpling on the surface and the ability to bend the string straight without deformation. The Outlast didn't show ripples when bent and I could straighten it without visible damage.
Mains Sliding Pull: A+
After stringing I pull the mains to see how they move over the crosses. In this case we have the smoothest pull I've ever seen/felt. The crosses have remained undamaged/un-dented during stringing and the mains move smoothly.
Potential Problems: Power and Tension Loss
According to TW data Outlast is softer than PHT at 51# and has about the same tension loss. PHT can get pretty lively over time which, combined with TW data, does not bode well for Outlast. Only on-court testing over a week or two will tell the whole story. I have read very positive reports on real world Outlast tension maintenance so, knowing lab tests are sometimes misleading, I have hope for Outlast.
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"IFPI is working with SyCo and law enforcement agencies in the U.S. and Europe to trace the individuals who stole the Leona Lewis/Justin Timberlake track," said Jeremy Banks, head of IFPI's Internet Anti-Piracy Unit.
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Raje also expressed concern over the degrading quality of education in government schools resulting in decreasing number of students, while they were increasing in private schools.
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This is my first GE microwave I love it! It is easy to use and it heats food fast; my family all have GE microwaves and they all really love theirs. The salesman told me he has had his GE microwave for over 10 years that was a great selling point!
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Make a lot of noise, switch turntable dish to another GE microwave, it works better but still uncomfortable with crazy noise
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