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Oct 21 2015 - New Version of R: 3.2.2
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You can access the previous version with the command R31.
We have upgraded R from 3.1.1 to 3.2.2.
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First, after years of service to the University and the Department of Biostatistics, Andrea Kapitan has fled to a warmer climate. Please send questions and requests about the departmental web site to email@example.com rather than to her email address.
Second, DoIT has decided that as of September 15th, all email accounts must be moved to Office 365. If your account hasn't been moved by then, they'll start giving people a two-week notice before simply transferring the account on their schedule. You will want to have done this before DoIT decides to do it for you.
Please email us at email@example.com to schedule a time to make the conversion to O365.
The conversion itself is fairly fast - about 15 minutes. However, we have found that it is best not to organize your folders at all for at least 24 hours after the conversion. Once that is done, you can manage your mail without difficulties. All of your mail readers (including laptops and mobile devices) will need to be reconfigured to speak to O365, as well.
The default Python, /s/bin/python, has been updated to 2.7.9. All the usual scientific libraries have been upgraded along with it.
The print server is currently refusing to boot. We're looking into this now (10:30am).
Printing is back (11:04am).
In June, DoIT will start their big push to move remaining email users (mostly faculty and staff) from the old email system to Office 365.
Though we are not yet ready to move the department to Office 365, we would like to let everyone know where we are in the process and to give you some things to think about in anticipation of this change.
The goal of campus is to have everyone consolidate their various email addresses into one. Though it will still be possible to have more than one email address, at the moment consolidation is the simplest option.
For those of you who are using a single address for everything (forwarding all the rest to this single address), moving from Wiscmail to Office 365 is very simple, since the process was designed to handle exactly this situation. The only thing you really have to worry about is how much mail you have and whether you have large attachments that need to be dealt with. We will help you with this when the time comes.
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Farmhouse / 2 bedrooms / sleeps 4 Home 4605342
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Farmhouse / 2 bedrooms / sleeps 4
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4 miles from Colyton, deep in thick, lush hedgerow lanes in the Coly Valley, is the sleepy hamlet of Northleigh, 5 to 7 miles from the lovely coastal villages of Beer, Sidmouth and Branscombe. On the edge of Northleigh, three cottages converted from traditional Devon barns on a small mixed farm raising beef, free range poultry and a few piglets. An acre of lawn for energetic ball games or just sitting under a shading cherry tree and enjoying gorgeous rural views. Shared laundry room (washing machine, tumble drier, freezer) and games barn (table tennis, ¼-sized snooker table, darts, table football) which can be adapted into a big dining room for special occasions, by arrangement. Ducks on the pond, cobblestones in the courtyard, a soppy dog and dignified cat make this an utterly charming place to stay, unwind and enjoy a friendly, rural idyll. The Linney: door from courtyard to open-plan living/dining/kitchen (dishwasher, microwave, electric cooker) with TV/DVD and glazed doors to patio (table/chairs) and the shared lawn. Stairs up to two bedrooms – a double, and a twin (limited clothes-hanging space); bathroom (suite, shower over bath).
|Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms
|2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|Car advised
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest railway: Property is within 5 miles of a railway station
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|Pets welcome, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Internet access, DVD player
|Central heating, TV, Games room
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|Double beds (1), Single beds (2)
|Towels provided, High chair
|Shared garden
|Secure parking, Not suitable for wheelchair users
|Further details indoors
Please bring your own beach towels.
The agent has its own star rating system to quantify interior quality, comfort and ambience. This property has been rated 3.5 star.
The Devon region
East Devon: that is Devon east of the river Exe and Exeter - Devon's capital with superb cathedral and much else attractive. Here is the most smiling of lush farmland and most dramatically hilly, the easiest to see from a car because the lanes are less narrow, the hedges less high. Domed hills rise abruptly and steeply, baize-green fields to crowns of woods or sentinel beech trees, half-way up farmsteads like a children's-book idyll. Woodbury Common is a small high moor with heather and Scots pine trees and fine newish golf course.
Exmouth is a resort with lots of sandy beach and boats. The Exe estuary is full of yachts and has one of Devon's prettiest villages, Lympstone, beside it. A shore of mainly pebbles keeps the area comparatively quiet, though the coast is attractive with white and red cliffs, pleasant, civilised towns like Sidmouth and Budleigh Salterton and villages like Beer and Branscombe. Its inland villages tend to be pretty: Broadhembury is special - and the view from Hembury Hill (fort) is sensational. Hardly anyone seems to visit the lovely Blackdown Hills - big beech woods, smart fields with thoroughbred horses - on its northern border. You can have flying lessons at Dunkeswell aerodrome and there is an excellent (flat) cycle track, punctuated by pubs, from Exeter beside the Exe estuary to the sea. The whole east Devon coast is called a 'World Heritage Coastline'.
Colyton: ancient little town on the River Coly with buildings dating from the Domesday Book, Norman church and unique, independently owned shops, pubs and restaurants. Tramway to the coast at Seaton, 3 miles. Pecorama railway attraction/gardens, 5 miles. Honiton, 7 miles; Lyme Regis, 9. On the East Devon Way footpath between Lyme Regis and Exmouth.
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Gite Mirabelle is one of two beautifully converted gites from farmhouse buildings with a shared swimming pool in a small hamlet, only 3 km from the beautiful and historic village of Bourdeilles. The property has retained much of its original character with stone walls and exposed beams. The large terrace surrounding the 10 x 5 m pool looks out to the extensive gardens. Gite Mirabelle has 3 bedrooms and can sleep 6/7 plus a baby. The master bedroom on the first floor has an outside door leading to the balcony, with a table, chairs and umbrella, perfect for relaxing in the morning or evening. On the ground floor there is a second bedroom with a double bed and ensuite bathroom. with the third bedroom on the first floor with a double and single bed. The family bathroom on the first floor has a bath and shower. The open plan lounge/dining area with its high ceiling and exposed beams has and a log burner, sofas and satellite English tv and French tv and dining table and chairs and is separated by the kitchen with the original beams from the barn. The kitchen is well equipped with cooker, hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, microwave and coffee maker.Outside there is a BBQ, table, chairs and umbrella for al fresco dining, and a private fenced garden with parking for one car. Additional parking is available. The swimming pool is 10 m x 5 m and is shared by all our guests, It is fenced and has a large terrace with sun loungers, umbrellas, table and chairs, perfect for relaxation with views to the extensive garden. There is table tennis, badminton, trampoline and football posts for all to play and enjoy. At the back of the property are quiet country lanes leading to the village of Bourdeilles, great for cycling, walking or jogging.There are plenty of local activities to choose from tennis courts and large swimming pool in the village, horse riding and canoes can be hired either in the village or at various places along the River Dronne. It is worth visiting the medieval and renaissance chateaux in Bourdeilles. In the village there are several restaurants and bars if you want a break from dining in and a ten minute drive away is the beautiful market town of Bantome 'the Venice of Perigord, which has a fantastic selection of restaurants and cafes to choose from. A welcome pack is available on arrival and typically consists of a bottle of wine, baguette, cheese, milk, tea and coffee. A cot and high chair is available. Bed linen and towels are included but we ask you to bring your own pool towels. La Rigeardie is a rural retreat and ideal base for exploring what the Dordogne has to offer. La Mirabelle can be rented separately or together with La Cerise, which has 5 bedrooms, all ensuite, and sleeps up to 11. The properties are ideal for families or large groups holidaying together. La Cerise can be found under property reference 1670851.
|Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms
|3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 En suites
|Check in time:
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|Nearest beach
|River beach at Lisle (3 km) and lake at St Estephe (40 km)
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car essential
|Nearest Amenities
|3 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Bergerac or Limoges, Nearest railway: Perigueux
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
|Log fire, Internet access
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated)
|TV, Table tennis, Satellite TV
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|Double beds (3), Single beds (1), Cots (1), Dining seats for 7, Lounge seats for 6
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden, Shared garden, BBQ, Trampoline
|Secure parking, Not suitable for wheelchair users
The Dordogne in Aquitaine is one of France's best-kept secrets, with numerous castles, chateaux, and other important historical sites with breath-taking scenery.
There are tennis courts in the village and riding stables nearby and an 18-hole golf course 20 minutes away, at Chancelade. You can hire a canoe/kayak locally or further along the River Dronne. The quiet roads and beautiful countryside make it an ideal place for walking and cycling and there are lots of local markets to visit daily throughout the summer months.
The ancient village of Bourdeilles surrounds its château and looks down on the clustered roofs, the weir and boat shaped mill and along the Dronne. There are restaurants and cafés in the village, a traditional bakery, post office and corner shop. Ten minutes drive away is the charming little market town of Brantôme, known as the Venice of Périgord with its ancient abbey tucked under a cliff. Walk through the gardens and along the pleasant river banks or enjoy a boat trip on the river. There are plenty of restaurants and cafes, a weekly market and a small Carrefour supermarket with petrol available and bank.
Northeast of Brantôme lies the hamlet of Villars where you'll find the Château de Puyhuilhem, and a short distance away the Grottes de Villars with impressive stalactites and stalagmites and a few prehistoric paintings. St Jean de Côle, reputed to be one of the prettiest villages in France, is also worth a visit.


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MYRTLE BEACH, SOUTH CAROLINA -- Bought at Wyndham and am I trying to get out of it. Not asking for any money just to give back my points and stop paying maintenance fees. They said I cannot do that. They will put a judgment against me and when I die they would make my kids pay it forever. No one told us that. How can they do that legality? Can anyone please help us. We are seniors and can no longer afford this.
WYNDHAM COZUMEL -- What a disappointment!!! We scheduled our first family Christmas vacation at the Wyndham Cozumel from 12/21/08 - 12/27/08. My husband, our sons and families - 9 people in all. 7 days & 6 nights all-inclusive. The disaster: Not enough staff. We stood in line sometimes for 30 minutes just to get a soft drink at the bar. One bartender. No TV remote in the room. Requested in for 5 days at the front desk and leaving notes in Spanish & leaving tips for housekeeping.
No coffee service in room for 3 days. No children activities as advertised for whole trip. Ran out of towels for beach for first 5 days at the hotel. Not enough tables at Xmas Eve dinner and was asked to vacate our table so other people could eat. Resort ran out of food at the evening meal several times.
The quality of food was fair at best. I contacted Wyndham Customer Service regarding problem. After spending approx. $13,000 in airfare and hotel rooms they said they would credit our account for $40.00!!! I am still in negotiations with them. Should they make a VALID effort to compensate for this NIGHTMARE, I will notify all. If you hear nothing BEWARE OF WYNDHAM!!
DENVER, COLORADO -- I was in town on business, ironically enough to deliver presentations regarding Service Recovery. This was my first visit to the Wyndham chain, and I certainly hope it will be my last. The front desk staff were not at all friendly or accommodating. For me though the problem began on the second night of my stay. At 9 p.m., when I was already in my pajamas, I received a call asking that I move rooms because there was an electrical problem that they wanted to be able to work on in the morning. They asked that I move at night rather than the morning because it would be more convenient for them.
Other than suggesting they could send someone to move my bags, they did not offer any type of compensation. I think perhaps if they had better trained their staff in regard to service, empathy and atonement, I may not have been so utterly disappointed. To put their poor service into further perspective, my colleague locked her key in her room. When asking for a new key at the front desk, the assistant manager didn't even look up and simply said, "Do you have ID?". She then proceeded to create a new key with no additional interaction with us and without ever looking up, handed the key back over.
When checking out, I heard additional examples of others commenting on the Wyndham's poor service. The topper though was when they didn't ask how our stay was or invite us to return on our next trip. I wrote a letter of complaint (submitted via email) when I returned home because I thought they might be interested to know that I had a captive audience of over 100 people with whom I had shared my story. I was hoping that they would try to apologize or at the very least acknowledge my complaint. Unfortunately, it's been about a month since my stay and I have yet to hear from them.
As a follow up, I sent email to the corporate site indicating that I would like send a physical letter of complaint because I had not received a response. In response, they simply provided me with an address. Once again, they squandered an opportunity to offer empathy! When traveling to Denver, we normally stay at the Hyatt. Even though we couldn't stay there for this visit, we went there for breakfast one morning. Even though it had been about four months since our last visit, the server said, "Welcome back ladies". Now that's the kind of service for which the Wyndham should strive!!!
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE -- We made reservations 2 weeks in advance and arrived at the check in time at the hotel. We were not told there was to be a wedding in the lobby making the lobby off limits to us. We were not told that trains would be running outside of our room until the wee hours of the morning making sleep impossible. We were not told that the only elevator was more of a service elevator than a customer elevator. ( I have MS and need elevator.) When we tried to complain at the desk the next morning we were told by the front office manager that we were not allowed to complain in front of the 2 other guests at the desk and he would call security.
A few minutes later he was just as loud talking about sports but that was OK. I have never been at a hotel that you could not sleep in and I have never been chased out of a lobby. We were told by same manager that we should have asked to be put on the other side of the hotel - like we should have known that trains ran near our room all night. (In fact, he let us know people ask for our room so they can stay up and watch the trains all night - I didn't know you needed to pay for a room for that!)
And we should have known they were having a wedding. And we should have known that you cannot complain at the front desk. I guess we were just too ignorant to stay at this hotel.
HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA -- My family and I have stayed at the Wyndham Hotel at 4650 Lindle Road in Harrisburg, PA for several days every summer while visiting nearby Hershey Park. We have been guests since it was a Marriott hotel before Wyndham even acquired it. We have also recommended this hotel over the years to several families that we vacation with.
However, after our visit this summer, we will never stay at a Wyndham Hotel again. My husband made our reservations about a month in advance. When he called, the reservations agent asked if we had any discount cards. My husband explained that we had both the AAA card and Entertainment card. The agent explained that either card had the same rate. We were then given a rate of $112.00 per night. However, when we arrived and started to check in, we were asked to show our Entertainment card.
My husband showed the clerk our AAA card, and explained to her that, first of all, we didn't bring our Entertainment card because we were never asked to do so (and in past years, we were never asked to show the card upon check in); he also explained that we were told that the same rate would apply to either Entertainment or AAA. The clerk told us that it was booked under Entertainment, and that if we didn't show her that card, we would not be getting any discount, and our room would be $149.00 per night.
My husband calmly told the clerk that if Wyndham didn't want our business, he would be happy to go to any of the many surrounding hotels in the area and that they would be happy to accommodate us. The clerk said nothing, and my husband walked out the door. I pleaded with the clerk, telling her that we just spent 4 hours in a car with kids and we were tired and just wanted to settle in, but she just said "it will be $149 a night." I asked to speak to the manager, but she just told me that it was out of the manager's hands.
So, because of a clerk with a bad attitude, Wyndham will be losing at least $1,000 a year of my family's business alone, as well as all of the people I have told this story to. DON'T STAY AT WYNDHAM HOTELS!!!
With a view to planning a tour to San Juan, Puerto Rico, I stayed at this hotel in Isla Verde In the case of the El San Juan Hotel, thumbs down from the bottom to the top! Our flight from Oregon included a 4 am departure to the airport, an unplanned snowstorm in New York delaying all flights. Our expected arrival was 8 pm. We were looking forward to a comfortable night in your hotel and my companion's delayed flight out of JFK at 1:30 a.m. made it essential. A $500.00 room should at least guarantee that, don't you think? A clean bed… at least?
We checked into the room, the bell captain had to be called twice. He brought the bags up 45 minutes later and then left. Keep in mind this weary traveler from Oregon has now been awake for more than 24 hours. When the 2nd bed was turned down, there was blood and hair on the pillow! We made no less than 7 calls to the front desk. The time elapsed until it was 4:00 in the morning. I was already in my nightclothes. Did they expect me to dress now and get them to change the linens? The words that enter into my mind are absolutely unthinkable, but every time I hear the name WYNDHAM, I will think of them.
We had to actually SHARE the bed I was sleeping in. I can't remember a worse trip in all the years that I have been in the travel industry. We woke up late for our 11 am appt., complained to the front desk clerk who was completely unresponsive and literally had to run to make our appointment that morning.
As soon as I returned to Oregon, I called and spoke with a number of people. These people included the evening front desk manager, the general manager's assistant and the general manager, **. Mr ** was completely dispassionate and unresponsive when I requested a PARTIAL refund. I should have requested a full refund instead. He offered a voucher. To this day it hasn't come.
Incidentally, I have the red stained with blood pillowcase. I offered to send it to Mr. **, he told me to keep it. I intend to photograph the blood on it. It's wonderful that now reviewers have the capacity to upload photos, and I intend to include mine of this experience. What other body fluids were on those sheets?
I travel quite often, and I have been taken with Wyndham Hotels. The rooms are always clean, the beds are as comfortable as can be, and the front desk staff is friendly. I like Wyndhams so much that I've joined the Wyndham By Request club. Not only is it free, but you get some nice perks with it, including frequent flyer miles and news on specials. Traveling? Go Wyndham!


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Bill worked out to be $400/6 people which was a bit pricey but well, we are in the touristy area and everything was delicious and I guess in hindsight we should've gone with the degustation menu as the prices would've worked out the same. I'm always wary of special menus on those celebratory days but the service at Sake was spot on and it was nice that they gave each mother a bouquet of flowers. So in the words of Rove, say hi to your mum for me!
Alone time with the steamer basket eh? lol. And hi Mrs Thye!— Helen (grabyourfork) May 13, 03:52 AM #
Pork belly looks shiney & juicy! & nestled around onsen eggs?! Whoa!— Ramen Raff May 13, 07:02 AM #
What a lovely way to spend mother's day! Love the kingfish jalapenos – my all time favourite dish at sake!— Tina @ bitemeshowme May 13, 09:50 AM #
I agree … the prices at Sake are quite high, but the quality of food is worth it. Save the visits for special occasions.— angela@mykikicake May 13, 10:08 AM #
I'm always wary of special event menus too cause of rushed food & service but it sounds like you all had a good mother's day dinner :) Love their tacos but yeah a tad pricey— Vivian - vxdollface May 13, 10:12 AM #
Mmmm, been too long since my last Sake visit… Yeah ouch, but sake shooters!— Tina@foodboozeshoes May 13, 10:26 AM #
I always end up ordering the aburi option too – yum! Food looks great— missklicious May 13, 03:32 PM #
Whoa, sake's menu's always changing. Keeps giving me an excuse to go back. Pity my mum was overseas so didn't have an excuse to eat out :(— Michael Shen May 13, 07:42 PM #
Love photos especially the first one!:)The Sashimi Tacos looks so adorable!— Nessy Eater May 13, 08:17 PM #
Big fan of Sake but haven't been for a while now. Your photos have made me want to go back!— talkandspoon May 13, 10:35 PM #
What a great place to celebrate mother's day! Great photos! Everything looks yum! I need to try the kingfish jalapeño— Chris @ MAB vs Food May 13, 11:00 PM #
Love Sake but agree that it is ouch on the wallet. Quality food, but you have to order so much to get full! My favourite dishes are the jalapeno kingfish, the dumplings, the scampi. Next time I will have to try the tofu, love how you described it!— thesuzchef May 14, 12:14 AM #
I love how you described the tofu! Like a hug! Brilliant. 17 dollars for 2 tacos on the weeee little side and shots is pretty steep. Ouch indeed.— Mr.C May 14, 02:36 AM #
Not wrong at all; my insides would definitely like a tofu hug.— Hannah May 14, 08:47 AM #
The fried chicken here is so juicy and I love the sauces that go with it. Really want to try the scampi tempura, sounds amazing!— Jacq May 14, 01:09 PM #
Thanks for a wonderful Mothers' Day, especially with the family together. Good choice of restaurant and food. Felt special!— @alwayseating May 14, 02:13 PM #
Eeee the pork belly looks so deliciously fatty!!— Sherrie @ Crystal Noir May 14, 06:20 PM #
I got free makan 2.— :D May 15, 08:21 AM #
nasu dengaku is a must order when ever i see it on the menu and your mum looks lovely in the above pic!— milkteaxx May 15, 01:03 PM #
I haven't had the pleasure of visiting this place yet (Toko comes first!), the food looks so good and nicely presented :)— Mr C @ The Food Diary May 17, 01:12 PM #
The restaurant food sounds amazing! I hope your mum ha a lively Mother's Day !— GourmetGetaways May 17, 06:43 PM #
Everything looked delish. Have put on the "must try" list.— Deepkickgirl May 21, 01:46 PM #
This has been on my wish list for a very long time. If only it wasn't so pricey. Would love to try every dish on the menu.— Annie @ The Random Foodie May 31, 12:45 AM #
Your post has given me ideas on which dishes to order when I dine at Sake in a few weeks time! I enjoyed reading it!! :)— Cindy (A Foodie's Joy) Sep 8, 10:23 PM #


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2009 Recruiting: Vlad Emilien
YMRMFSPA = "you may remember me from such players as." Note that this is not supposed to be a projection of success; we only know how successful players play, as unsuccessful ones don't.
|Lauderhill, Florida - 6'0" 186
|Other Suitors
|Ohio State, Wisconsin, Tennessee,
South Carolina, Stanford
|Jamar Adams
|Previously On
|TomVH interviews Vlad; MGoBlog commit article.
|Best name in the class; early enroller.
Emilien seemed ticketed for Ohio State before a senior-year injury knocked him out and the Buckeyes accepted a slew of defensive back commitments. He received a mid-march offer from OSU and favored the Buckeyes for a long time, but never pulled the trigger. Offers followed from Tennessee, South Carolina, USF, Auburn, and Illinois before Michigan followed suit in late April. LSU followed up with one.
It was at this point Emilien and OSU started drifting apart, as he remained uncommitted while six other DBs signed up. After some on-again, off-again stuff—due in part to some malfeasance on the part of OH S Bradley McDougald, then an OSU commit—Ohio State reappeared on his list for good at about the same time Michigan got back on it. After officials to Wisconsin and Michigan, Emilien picked M the day after the OSU game.
The ACL tear that held Emilien out his senior season, and two big schools' reaction to it, may have made the difference:
"It meant a lot to me that U-M stayed loyal to me after I hurt my knee ... others stopped recruiting me at that time and that hurt. Michigan stayed with me; they showed me they will still be with me in tough times as well as good."
So: that's a wide selection of impressive early offers and continued, if intermittent, Ohio State pursuit despite their flood of defensive backs. Plus you've got two sites giving him four stars despite the injury. Sounds good, but we're probably going to have to wait to see him on the field. Coach quote:
"Vlad is still just really developing,'' Davis said. "He was a running back as a freshman. I think he has the potential to be just like [current Gator] Major Wright.''
Major Wright, you say?
Of course, Wright was a major (ha!) reason Florida's secondary was so toasty crisp in 2007—Citrus Bowl what—and he didn't spend his senior year on the sideline. Emilien's early enrollment is probably not enough to offset inexperience and any lingering effects from the injury.
But he'll work when he gets here:
WHAT I DO TO STAY IN SHAPE: "I'm a workaholic; basically all I do is train, train, train. I wake up at 5 a.m. and go train. I run track, too, so I'm trying to keep myself in shape for that. I lift weights. Go on the track and do a couple of 400s to keep my endurance up. I run a couple of 110s, because that's what they run in college. I've got to get used to the college life and make sure my speed is up."
Pray to Baby Jesus that he got an A in geometry; if he does we've got something here.
Why Jamar Adams? Approximately same build, same sort of early offer, and he's the only Michigan safety in the last ten years that wouldn't be an insult.
Guru Reliability: Low. Wide spread and a senior-year injury.
General Excitement Level: Moderate Plus. OSU safeties not named Jamario O'Neal have played out of all proportion to their rankings for years now and I'm extremely happy to pry a guy they thought was worthy of a March offer out of their hands. Probably underrated, but the knee injury increases the chances he won't live up to those offers.
Projection: Either sparing special teams time as a freshman or (hopefully) a redshirt. In 2010 will be a major threat to start at strong safety, though he might have to fight Brandon Smith to get a job.
The Catchup: Hockey
it comes. it is the glendening. prepare your rosewater. [er: commenters point out this is actually Wohlberg, which is true.]
Hockey won four straight. I'm staring at a box score that shows Michigan down 2-0 after seven minutes and then this:
Travis Turnbull (Louie Caporusso, David Wohlberg) PPG 15:04
Brian Lebler (Travis Turnbull, Robbie Czarnik) 16:44
Luke Glendening (Louie Caporusso) GWG 15:32
Luke Glendening (Louie Caporusso, David Wohlberg) ENG
That's the equivalent of basketball winning with 30 points from David Merritt. The night before Michigan pulled Hogan after he gave up 3 goals on eleven shots and put in Sauer for the third and then Sauer went out and won the next night. The once-settled goalie situation now seems unsettled, but four wins over decent competition is four wins. Michigan has now moved into third place in the CCHA and has nearly clinched the first-round bye. Notre Dame is six clear and is all but assured the regular season crown—things would be much more interesting with competent refereeing a couple weeks ago—and Miami remains a game ahead of M.
[Update: Hogan had the flu and pulled himself out, apparently.]
…and moved way up in the Pairwise. The win streak has moved Michigan into outstanding position in the pairwise. They're second overall now, somehow, and Notre Dame has fallen to fourth. If the season ended today, Michigan would finally get to stay home and play in the Grand Rapids regional.
I'll spare you the details as to how the bracket is formed—those interested can get them at USCHO—but forming a coherent one is tough at the moment because three teams currently in the tournament are guaranteed hosts: Minnesota, Yale, and UNH. Michigan's bracket on a pure seeding basis is frickin' righteous:
2. Michigan
15. AH autobid (probably Air Force)
7. Yale
10. Cornell
However, Yale has to be in Bridgeport and there can't be a first-round intra-conference matchup, so someone would have to get swapped out or in. The thing that seems to make the most sense right now is swapping Yale into BU's bracket and Denver into Michigan's, but all this stuff is going to change a thousand times before the end of the season. It's not worth getting exercised about.
You want Notre Dame to lose, lose, lose, as if they slide ahead of Michigan in the PWR they'll get the spot in Grand Rapids and Michigan is getting shipped. (Probably. The rule book no longer demands that #1 seeds get placed in order of seeding.) Also feel free to root against UNH, as their hold on the tournament is tenuous at the moment and their exclusion would help Michigan not get hosed.
The margins in the PWR are always thin, so Michigan has a lot to play for in the final couple weeks of the season and the playoffs. They've got a couple of road games against Ohio State—which has to be kicking itself after it took a 3-2 lead against ND with under three minutes left, then took a spearing(!) major, let the game get tied up with a second left, and lost in OT—and the season-ending home and home against Ferris. OSU is solidly on the bubble for the tournament and will be playing for its season against Michigan; Michigan will be playing to keep pole position for Grand Rapids. Should be an excellent series, and both games are televised.
Mark Mitera's prognosis got grimmer. Michael Spath:
When [Mitera] met with the entire media about three weeks ago, he was energized and talking about a mid-February return. Not so Monday. Admits getting back into playing shape is much harder than he anticipated. Looks good when he does skate, but his stamina is lacking severely. Said today he wasn't even sure he'd be back for the final weekend of the regular season Feb. 27-28.
Spath updated that with a quote from one of the coaches stating that if Mitera was ready for the CCHA playoffs he'd play in them—and remember they'll have two weeks to prepare after the Ferris series—with the most likely lineup change being Chris Summers to forward.
I'm not wild about that idea since Summers has been excellent on D and the return of Mitera would be an opportunity to sit the penalty- and mistake-prone Llewellyn (although he may have played better the past couple weeks); meanwhile the Michigan grinders like Winnett and Fardig and Ciraulo and Glendening have all been playing well.
Michigan picked up a depth forward for next year. Chris Heisenberg is now listing Lindsay Sparks as a Michigan commitment. Sparks was committed to Brown until his M switch. Yost Built has more on Sparks; sounds like he'll be a depth forward. Maybe John Shouneyia upside?
Notre Dame announced a new arena. Ding, dong, the Joyce is dead. Jeff Jackson has already made them a power and they'll be one until he retires; the new arena should help him recruit. The CCHA's days as the Big Two and little ten (or eight or nine) are over; Miami and ND are here to stay.
Back Like Backstreet, Except I Left
So: I'm back. It might be a little slow today as I attempt to catch up on almost two weeks of happenings and assimilate them into coherent thought. But it might not.
First, though: massive thanks to UMHoops, Varsity Blue, The Wolverine Liberation Army, Yost Built, The Hoover Street Rag, MVictors, Diarist Jamiemac, and longtime commenter and general blog affiliate Colin for picking up the slack and then some in my absence. I hope you found a couple other blogs to read during our painful separation. Also, Tom Van Haaren turned in an MGoBlog first by breaking the commitment of OH WR Jerald Robinson.
A common question: where was I? This, hopefully, will reveal all.
You will note that guy's slammin', laser-enhanced Michigan hat:
A second commonly-fielded question isn't actually a question, it's "you can't ever do this again," which sentiment I appreciate. This was long and ill-timed and next time someone asks if I can evaporate for almost two weeks in February I'll say "uh… no". HOWEVA, this was also the first time in over four years that I'd taken more than a weekday away from the blog outside of the annual Christmas break. I'll probably do it again at some point. But in summer.
Also appreciated is the flood of donations that came in when the WLA browbeat y'all. I was sitting in a McDonald's in Aswan—free internet!—the last time I got my email and was stunned, flattered, and then a little bit suspicious of the tide. Many thanks to everyone who chipped in.
As a reward for tolerating my absence, here's a list of all the things you can't take on Egyptian planes, including "spear," "weapons for killing cattle," "spiral taking away instrument for cork plug," and, bizarrely, "roller skating shoes." (click for big; well worth it):
Now, on with the show.
Steven Threet to Transfer
Hi. I'm back, and tired, and it's 3:30 AM but I've already slept seven hours today so, like, hi.
The Daily has confirmed the rampant internet rumor that Steven Threet was planning on a transfer:
"I have decided to transfer from the University of Michigan," Threet wrote in the statement. "I have requested and received my release. I do not yet know where I will continue my collegiate career, and have no further comment until that decision is made."
This is obviously not good for anything except my prediction that Tate Forcier would be the opening-day starter. For all Threet's faults he looked competent at times last year and could have been passable as a sophomore; Michigan is basically down to the two freshmen and then it's time to close your eyes, pick a walk-on, and pray.
So, yeah. Hooray for good news immediately upon returning.
Michigan @ Northwestern LiveBlog
Hosted by Varsity Blue. We'll get started shortly before the game.
Fake Unverified Voracity Gives this Thing a Whirl
Walkons? Walkons.The always-awesome Jim Stefani has sleuthed out a number of preferred walkons for Michigan's class of 2009, and he has anointed New York Offensive lineman Tom Lindley the catch of the bunch. Lindley may have been deserving of a full ride elsewhere:
"Though he would have merited a ride somewhere else, lineman Tom Lindley of William Floyd will attend Michigan as a preferred walk-on next fall and try to earn a scholarship down the road."
but will join Michigan's football team with the benefit of academic scholarship money, and will try to play for a scholarship in the future. Lindley was unranked by Rivals and Scout, while ESPN named him the nation's #131 offensive guard prospect and gave him a grade of 74.
Rodriguez, a former walkon himself (as I'm sure most Michigan fans are already well aware) has long championed having a robust walkon program at Michigan (again, most Michigan fans already know this). Lindley and AA Pioneer's Nader Furrha are the notable walkons for 2009, and the program will undoubtedly continue to grow in the future. As I've said before on Varsity Blue, I would love it if Michigan's program became renowned like that of Nebraska pre-Callahan, and prospect were turning down offers from the likes of Michigan State to try their hand in Ann Arbor.
Because mock press conferences haven't gotten old yet, I say! Presented without further comment:
Numbers. An unnecessarily high amount of fan attention and angst seems to go into which numbers the incoming freshman will sport in the fall. In MGoBlue's Wolverine Welcome series, the already-enrolled freshmen give a little insight as to (a phrase which here means "reveal") which numbers they'll sport come September.
Will Campbell - #73.
Vladimir Emilien - #5.
Tate Forcier - #5.
Mike Jones (obligatory "WHO?") - #27.
Brandin Hawthorne - #7.
Anthony Lalota - #90.
Vincent Smith - Hasn't been Wolverine Welcomed yet. Informative update when the information is available.
Basket-ed Ball. The Wolverines travel to Evanston on Sunday to take on Northwestern. The Wildcats may be a bit vulnerable, as they chocked away their tournament dreams, for all reasonable scenarios, with their EPIC FAIL against Illinois last night. They led by 14 in the second half, and by 6 with under a minute to go(!) before falling to the Illini. A Michigan win would go a long way towards ramping up toward a tournament push.
SMQ on M. Rivals' Dr. Saturday takes on the Michigan issue. Synopsis: Expect better next year, but certainly not a Flowers for Algernon-like leap.
The author's work can usually be found on his site, Varsity Blue.


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Here are some details of evaluation (from the Altman-Henn paper):
*note, for symbols I can't make, I'll give my version in "[]", as well as stuff in the citations using "()":
(After processing in the sensitometric machine of Jones, et al)
I know this is not too helpful, but at least no one needs to wonder if the original paper gave useful methods.The resultant strips were evaluated in accordance with standard practices described in the literature. The speeds which will be cited later in the paper are 0.3 [G bar] speeds measured according to the familiar ASA criterion. Granularity was measured in terms of the root-mean-square of the granularity fluctuations (G.C.Higgins and K.F.Stultz, J.Opt.Soc.Am.,49: 925 (1959)). The diameter of the scanning aperture was 24 [microns] and the sample density was unity. Acutance was measured as described by Perrin, (Jour.SMPTE,69:151 (1960)) the sample density was also unity. Since the curve shapes were similar, a single number at a constant density is a reasonable indication of the behaviour of the developers.
There is a little more to go on, for anyone who has the first version (Thomas Woodlief) of the SPSE Handbook of Photographic Science and Engineering. In the Chapter "Image Structure and Evaluation," a section on "Graininess and Granularity" is written by Altman. Also, a section on "Acutance and Sharpness" is written by Perrin. Since the book is published in 1973, one might wonder if these things have changed since the Altman-Henn paper we are discussing. It seems not, since the SPSE book includes pertinent references which are the same as above, or older. (note that the Altman-Henn paper was originally presented in 1959, but was published in 1961)


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The citizen-led campaign to build a state-of-the-art running track at Walla Walla High School is rounding the final financial turn. Construction of the new track on the Wa-Hi campus could begin as soon as this summer if enough donations are made soon — very soon.
To this point, the Wa-Hi Track Project Committee led by Scott Krivoshein is about $100,000 short the $850,000 needed to start and finish the project.
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The track, which is to be located off Fern Avenue and Reser Road, will surround a grass infield that can be used for football and other field games.
No, it's not going to replace Borleske Stadium as the home of the Blue Devil varsity football team anytime soon, but it could in the future if enough money is eventually collected to fund grandstands and field turf.
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For now, the focus is on building a facility for track and field meets and practices so the Wa-Hi track team does not have to be bused across town to use Martin Field, which is adjacent to Borleske. Ending busing will save taxpayers at least $15,000 a year.
When completed, the track — expected to be blue — will also become a community resource.
Those who wish to walk, jog or run on the track will be free to do so when not in use by the school district.
Other area high school track and field teams that now use Martin Field would have an opportunity to move their meets to Wa-Hi.
Wa-Hi's junior varsity and freshman football teams, which now play at Martin Field, could play their games at the new facility.
It's clear this venue, which looks impressive in the conceptual drawing (bigblueboosters.org), will benefit this community and the region.
Beyond that, the facility is being funded through a public-private partnership. Property taxes aren't going to be raised to make this happen.
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The first quarter of 2011 witnessed political turbulence in the Middle East, and with that saw the region's media consumption shift as viewers stayed glued to the TV and online became a facilitator for political revolution.
The average TV consumption in Saudi (six hours a day), for example, increased drastically during the highest peak of unrest in February, according to Omnicom Media Group research.
In addition, the UAE spent an average five hours a day watching TV, trying to keep updated on the events that were occurring. Across the Middle East, news channels, including Al Jazeera and Al Arabiya, became the most viewed genre while ratings for entertainment channels hit an all-time low.
Emiratis and Arab expatriates are shown to have stayed in tune with the news on a regular basis during the disorder, with UAE ratings for Arabic news sites Al Arabiya and Al Jazeera's ratings almost doubling in February.
Western expats displayed concern as well, with a 78 percent growth on news channels, for instance, CNN and BBC World News. However, Asian expats indicated little interest with only a slight escalation of views for news channels.
Facebook and Twitter have been used to organise gatherings and demonstrations, leading to an increase of users during January to February. Egypt also saw the greatest growth with 2 million new users since 25th of January. The social network now has a high increase of daily visitors from Egypt with 80,000, Saudi with 70,000 and the UAE with 38,000.
Journalists and new corporations needed to find an innovative ways to spread the news. Al Jazeera got a head start by launching a Twitter dashboard: live streaming their news, live tweeting and following activists who shared news and comments on social media platforms.
During governmental internet black-outs, Google developed a "Twitter voice mail" allowing users with no internet access to record their statements to be "tweeted".
What about advertisements? Well, marketers were unsure of whether or not to air ads during the crisis. The total expenditure dropped a startling $100 million in February. Deciding to cower away from the chaos, afraid of being bias, advertisements stopped. Meanwhile, multinational brands questioned if they should look elsewhere and when should they advertise.
The media expenditure, once at a lively 49 percent, is now suffering with only 28 percent. Slowly this began to rise towards the end of March.
But how will this affect the MENA media in the long run? With over two million new Facebook users, the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Egypt are now becoming more reliant on websites rather than their local TV stations while a once successful Al Arabiya has now sunken in views. Were Al Jazeera's actions (and those of its traditional media counterparts) in partaking within different media platforms helped in increasing of number loyal views? The next few months will reveal this.
Social media has opened up a new perspective of what having a voice means. Social networking sites are now seen to be a place for people who seek the freedom to express emotions and opinions. Time will tell whether traditional media will see this as a threat or welcome it as a new way of communication that they inevitably need to adopt.
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31, 2012 compared with ¥408.18 billion or ¥130.16 in the prior
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Consolidated revenues in the year dipped marginally by 2% to
¥18.58 trillion ($241.59 billion). Total unit sales increased 0.6%
to 7.35 million units during the fiscal year. Higher unit sales in
Japan (8%), Europe (0.3%) and Asia (6%) were more than offset by
lower sales in North America (8%) and Other reporting regions
The decrease in revenues and profits was attributable to
challenges faced by the company owing to the earthquake in Japan
and severe flooding in Thailand in 2011 as well as unprecedented
strength of the yen.
Operating income fell 24% to ¥355.63 billion from ¥468.28
billion fiscal 2011. Marketing efforts and cost reduction efforts
each had a positive impact of ¥150.0 billion on the operating
income. However, they were offset by unfavorable changes in
exchange rates of ¥250.0 billion, an increase in expense of ¥100.0
billion and other factors of ¥62.6 billion.
Segment Results
In the Automotive segment, revenues slid 2% to ¥16.99 trillion
in the year while operating income fell 75% to ¥21.68 billion. The
decrease in operating income was mainly attributable to unfavorable
changes in exchange rates, despite cost reduction efforts.
In the Financial Services segment, revenues ebbed 8% to ¥1.10
trillion while operating income dipped 14.5% to ¥306.44 billion.
The fall in operating income was caused by valuation losses on
interest rate swaps at fair value and effects related to credit
losses including provision and reversal in sales finance
subsidiaries. In All Other businesses, revenues grew 8% to ¥1.05
billion while operating income rose 19% to ¥42.06 billion.
Financial Position
Toyota had cash and cash equivalents of ¥1.68 trillion as of
March 31, 2012, a decrease from ¥2.08 trillion as of March 31,
2011. Total debt amounted to ¥12.0 trillion as of March 31, 2012,
reflecting a debt-to-capitalization ratio of 53%, compared with
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In fiscal 2012, Toyota's operating net cash flow sagged 28% to
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primarily driven by lower profits and significant decline in
deferred income taxes. Meanwhile, capital expenditures (net)
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Fiscal 2013 Guidance
For fiscal 2013 ending March 31, 2013, Toyota projected
consolidated vehicles sales to increase 1.35 million units to 8.70
million units. Consequently, the company expects higher
consolidated revenues of ¥22.00 trillion, operating income of ¥1.00
trillion yen and profits of ¥760.0 billion for the fiscal year
compared with fiscal 2012.
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