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24/7 F*&K COTTO.. Prediction (K, I had a few beers bare with me)
That really resinates with me, he has that fire (was gonna say in his eye Cotto doesnt seem to have... I am a Cotto fan, but i have to admit he wasnt hurting Tony in the 1st fight .. So plaster aside can he hurt Tony? On the other hand, (And if Tony had illegal wraps) was that enough to zap the energy from Cottos punches? Possibly Cotto will not be as brutalized by Tony in this fight if that was the case..
They have both been beaten brutally in their last serious fight (For Cotto Mayorga and Foreman dont count not formidable oppenents) but Tony and Pac changed the path of his career..
For Tony Pac and shane just destroyed him..
I hate the way Tony's eye look's, it could be a factor at some point in the fight.. But im going with him Margarito..
Cottos last oppenents where horrible, I just see about the same thing happen'in. Maybe a bit earlier 10th tko Tony...
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Lol ok so without rambling on .. If tony was not wearing wraps, Cotto may not wear down, his punches may be more affective in the late rounds.. But just cant see it, Tony's 1st solid punch and cotto goes into retreat and its all downhill for Cotto.. Hope im wrong come the end of the fight..
War MSG Dec 3rd.. Enjoy, 1st fight in awhile i wont be upset regardless of the winner.. Ok rambled a bit one more beer..
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marg gonna get knocked the **** out. eye too bad.
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What do you suggest as a good beer not to expensive for about 7 beer drinking boxing fans? Of course I have to have atleast a case.. There beer snobs so cant buy anything like Tecate which I think would be fitting for a Margarito celebration .. Maybe ill buy some mexican and PR beer anyone know any good PR beer?
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2017 program details will be announced this fall.The main focus of the course will be engagement in existing health care courses currently offered annually in July by University Utrecht and Hogeschool Utrecht. Students may choose one course among various summer course offerings; Nurses Work, Nursing Management and Clinical Leadership, Healthy Aging, Kinetics Therapy, Multi-professional Cooperation in Stroke Management, Pediatric Onlcology Nursing, Eye Care and Diabetes, Rehabilitation of the Hand, Depression Management and Suicide Prevention are among the possibilities. Each course will be a combination of didactic and experiential learning.
While in the Netherlands the students will interact with other students, faculty and health care providers there. Knowledge of the Dutch language will not be required as English is widely spoken and understood in the Netherlands. Prior to departure however, the instructor will teach basic survival Dutch phrases and cultural customs.
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LocationWith 16 million people living within 16,000 square miles, the Netherlands is the most densely populated country in Europe. It ranks 9th in national income among the world's economies. The third largest Dutch city, Utrecht counts 50,000 students among its 270,000 inhabitants. It is a short 20-minute train ride to the center of Amsterdam, which is four hours from Paris, five hours from Berlin and one hour from Brussels. The historical city center is built around 14th century canals and offers a relaxed cafe atmosphere. From the city center, the campus is an easy walk just under the ring road. The FEM has a new building that has won awards for its modern but human architecture. It is a high-tech facility with gardens and pleasant gathering spaces for students to work and relax.
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To access the complete program budget published at the top of this page, click here. Students should bring a copy of the program budget when they meet with their financial aid advisor to discuss funding for study abroad.
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HousingStudents will be housed in a dorm-like setting near the center of Utrecht, and on a bus line that can take them directly to the main classroom site. Students are assigned two to a room, with a large kitchen and laundry facilities shared by about 20 students. The dorms are equipped with internet access. The building has a large open lobby. It is in a safe and quiet area of the city. Dutch nursing students are assigned by the Summer School to meet students at the Schipol Airport, escort them to Utrecht, help them obtain keys and check in, and orient them to the city. This will include locations of grocery stores, bus transportation, and areas of interest. Bicycles are available for rent if students prefer them to bus transportation, and can be securely locked outside the dorm building.
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2017 Program is in the planning phase and details will be announced this fall.
2016 Program Itinerary
Friday, July 1: Depart U.S.
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Sunday, July 3: Housing check-in at the university; visit Utrecht
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Phone: (269) 387-8167
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Phone: (269) 387-5890
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Sometimes both. Yes, I was taking muscle relaxers and pain pills for back pain (codine I think).
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Tuesday, 19 February 2013
During my childhood, medicine always tasted disgusting and I suspected that adults made it so deliberately to spite children. They could have made it delicious had they wanted to.
Disgusting ingredients have been used in supposedly therapeutic concoctions down the ages. They had three qualities: vileness, rarity, and expense. These strongly promoted the placebo effect, for who would not claim to feel better if continuing to swallow camel's goat's bile were the alternative? A little bit of what revolts you does you good, that is the theory.
Now at least when we resort to disgusting means, they are scientifically reasonable. I worked for a time for a surgeon in a country where antibiotics were not easily available, who wanted to test honey as an antiseptic dressing for open wounds (bacteria do not grow in honey). I cannot remember the results from the bacteriological point of view, but I recall that the aesthetic results were not pleasing.
I have also seen the use of maggots for wound cleaning. The therapy is effective, but it is difficult not to be repelled by it, especially if (as I have) you have actually suffered a parasitic skin infection by maggots.
However, my disgust at honey and maggots paled by comparison with what I felt upon reading the title of a paper in a recent edition of the New England Journal of Medicine, "Duodenal Infusion of Donor Feces for Recurrent Clostridium difficile." The excrement of various creatures was long an ingredient of supposed remedies in the days when nothing really worked, but I had fondly supposed that medicine had passes what Freud, in another context, would have called the anal stage.
Clostridium difficile is a life-threatening bowel infection that old people in particular are liable to contract when in hospital (indeed, the rate of such hospital-acquired infection is one indication of the general state of hygiene of hospitals). The infection gives rise to dangerous diarrhea and can be very difficult to treat. The usual method is therapy with an antibiotic, vancomycin, together (sometimes) with bowel washout; but in a sixth to a quarter of cases there is a recurrence. In addition, vancomycin is a drug with serious side-effects.
The authors, from Holland, divided patients with recurrent Clostridia into three groups: those who received vancomycin for fourteen days, those who received it for fourteen days plus bowel washout, and those who received vancomycin for four days and then a duodenal infusion of a solution of donor feces, the donors of the latter having first been screened for various communicable diseases of course.
Originally the authors had expected to enroll 40 patients in each group to show a difference between them, but as the trial progressed the results were so clear-cut (as is rarely the case in such trials) that it became unethical to continue. The cure rate of those given the infusion of feces 81 percent, or 94 percent on repeat treatment; in the other groups it was 31 percent in the vancomycin alone group and 23 percent with vancomycin plus bowel washout. Furthermore, 83 percent of the patients who did not respond to antibiotics were cured by infusion of feces.
Recolonization of the bowel by normal bacteria, then, is better than antibiotic therapy alone. Here is a case in which rationality must overcome revulsion. My admiration is great for the person who first thought of such a therapy: imagination leapt over prejudice. If it had been up to me, I should have waited passively until the pharmaceutical industry developed a more effective antibiotic than vancomycin. With this method, however, the raw material is abundant and cheap and not, I presume, under patent.
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Not <i>directed</i> at anyone associated with NER...does anyone know , or can construct, a verbal imperative form of "coprophagy"?
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'Eat shit' ?
20 Feb 2013
Sue R.,
Well, yeah, but I am looking for a word forged from the Greek roots...
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Following the light of the sun, we left for the Oldhammer World
From humble beginnings as a tabletop game shop in London in the late 1970s with an exclusive contract to distribute Dungeons & Dragons in the United Kingdom, Games Workshop soon moved into producing its own games, most notably the wildly successful Warhammer Fantasy Battle and Warhammer 40,000. Over the years, the company has transformed itself into a slick marketing machine, dedicated to selling its own (expensive) products to an ever-younger demographic, while managing to live up to its reputation as the big bad corporation of tabletop gaming. For fans of the spirit and style of the Games Workshop of their youth that aren't interested in the company's products today, there's Oldhammer: an Internet community dedicated to playing Warhammer as it existed in the 1980s. [more inside]
You Are The Hero!
"I think the answer is 100 per cent of people cheated! That's what everyone tells us. Do we mind? No." A history of Steve Jackson and Ian Livingstone's Fighting Fantasy game books.
Blood for the Blood God!
Realm of Chaos 80s - an 80s Games Workshop blog.
In the future, all Space Marines will be Games Workshop
Last December Amazon blocked sales of the Ebook Spots the Space Marine by author M.C.A. Hogarth after a notice from gaming industry powerhouse Games Workshop that they had trademarked the phrase "Space Marine" and that Hogarth, and anyone else who uses it, is infringing. GW brought this complaint based on "Class 16" of their European tradmark. [more inside]
Twilight of the idolators?
And in today's fun IPR news we have Games Workshop VS. Chapterhouse Studios. In which the plaintiffs lawyers are claiming (p.44) copyright and design dress on common iconography such as crosses, skulls and riveted armor. But to get at the gist of it, what makes third party miniature wargaming accessories different to bodykits? Where doth this madness lead. [more inside]
Warhammer maps galore
The Super Huge, Detailed Map of the Warhammer Old World is exactly what it claims to be. 29952 by 22528 pixels in size, it covers all of the Old World area of the Warhammer Fantasy setting. The map was made by Gitzman, who has made lots of other maps of the Warhammer Fantasy world, hosts a WFRPG podcast and has a bunch of other resources to help game masters and players in that setting. He had help from Andreas Blicher, whose site has even more maps of the Old World, and Alfred Nunez jr., who has even more maps, articles and resources for people interested in the Warhammer Fantasy universe.
The Warlocks of Firetop Mountain
An Illustrated History of Games Workshop and Fighting Fantasy - Jackson and Livingstone - audio, sans illustrations. The story of how Steve Jackson (not that Steve Jackson) and Ian Livingstone kickstarted tabletop roleplaying in the UK and founded a gaming behemoth that is very different today.
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It's no sure thing when you're asked to record the final outs of a tense game, but don't tell that to the Milwaukee Brewers or Arizona Diamondbacks, who will square off in Game 1 of the National League Division Series at Miller Park on Saturday afternoon.
Simply put, these teams don't blow leads. Arizona has not blown a lead after eight innings all season. The Brewers frittered away just one lead after eight, and that came on opening day in Cincinnati when the Reds scored four runs off closer John Axford.
In fact, the Brewers haven't blown a lead after seven innings since July 4 at home when the D'backs scored once in the eighth (off Kameron Loe) and twice in the ninth (off Axford) to win, 8-6.
So, here's some advice to the respective offenses in this series: Score early and often if you want to win.
"Our bullpen has been huge for us; it's a great bullpen," said Brewers manager Ron Roenicke. "When we go to our bullpen, I don't expect a run to be given up. It's not fair, but I've seen it so long, that's what I expect.
"I know things are going to change sometimes, but they've been great."
So, here's where the irresistible force vs. the immovable object scenario comes into play. The D'backs have come from behind to win games 48 times, the most in the majors. How do you come back against a bullpen that doesn't blow leads?
"Something's going to have to go," said Arizona manager Kirk Gibson with a smile.
"I know they've come back lately," Roenicke said of the D'backs. "Arizona's a very good team. That's why they are where they are. They're playing outstanding right now. We need to be able to stop them because a lot of times that feeling that they have that they can't be beat, that carries you a long ways."
Arizona's bullpen, rebuilt over the off-season as the primary focus of general manager Kevin Towers, features closer J.J. Putz (45 saves, 2.17 ERA) and setup man David Hernandez (3.38 ERA, 11 saves, 74 appearances) as the 1-2 punch at the end of games.
In Axford, the Brewers have the hottest closer in the NL. He converted his final 43 chances without failure to finish with 46, tying Atlanta's Kimbrel for the league lead. Axford posted a 1.95 ERA and struck out 86 hitters in 732/3 innings.
Things can change in the white-hot glare of postseason play but if the regular season meant anything, ninth-inning rallies will be as rare as sushi in this series.
"Their bullpen has been great; our bullpen has been great," said Gibson. "We're very similar in that. That's kind of the magic of the series. You can't script it.
"We had the Navy Seals come in during spring training. They gave us a presentation and we saw a lot of things that they do. It was like, 'Wow. How do you deal with it?' They said, 'We just deal with it.' 'DWI.'
"So, whatever comes your way, you have to deal with it. The situation may change. We may get up by three. We deal with that situation. If we're down by three, we deal with it. If it's a tie game and the 11th inning, there's all kinds of situations."
The Brewers' late-inning dynamic changed completely at the all-star break when general manager Doug Melvin acquired New York Mets closer Francisco Rodriguez. "K-Rod" was installed as the eighth-inning setup man for Axford, allowing the Brewers to lock down the final two frames and pushing other dependable relievers such as Takashi Saito and LaTroy Hawkins into earlier roles.
When you know the other team seldom if ever allows leads to get away, Roenicke said it changes the way you run a game.
"There's a lot of times you manage to what the opposing bullpen is," said Roenicke. "If they're lights-out in the eighth and ninth, then you need to go for it in the seventh.
"With our bullpen, I think we're lights-out really six, seven, eight, nine; definitely eight and nine. So, you manage different. You may sacrifice bunt in the fifth inning . . .You may use all of your best pinch-hitters in the eighth."
Not that it's going to be easy to push across runs against the starting pitchers, Brewers right-hander Yovani Gallardo and Arizona ace Ian Kennedy. Gallardo has been sensational against the D'backs over his career, going 5-0 with a 1.20 earned run average in five starts.
Kennedy broke through this year with a Cy Young caliber season, going 21-4 with a 2.88 ERA in 33 starts. On July 21 in Phoenix, he blanked the Brewers on four hits over seven innings in a 4-0 triumph.
Because Kennedy is by far Arizona's best starting pitcher, and because home-field advantage has meant so much to the Brewers (major-league best 57-24 record), Game 1 of this series could be more important than usual in a best-of-five format. Beating Kennedy would be huge for the Brewers, as would stealing away the home field for the D'backs.
"Game 1 is important," said Roenicke. "That's why we fought so hard to get that home-field advantage. I think it's very important. Is it a must (win)? No, but it's very important.
"It's always important to beat their best guy. If you beat their best guy, you're looking really good in the series, especially these short series. I know Kennedy is their main guy, but they've got some other starters who have given us trouble, as well as the league.
"So we're not going in there figuring we're going to bash the ball. We're going to try to grind it out."


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The Packers are 7-0 and look like the best team in the NFL. Aaron Rodgers and the Packers offense have been unstoppable, and while the defense has had its struggles giving up yards, it is playing well at the right times and has played just well enough to keep the Packers undefeated.
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As all of us know, some appliances and fixtures are huge like Dishwashers in the kitchens, gas cooktops to cook food and washing machines for laundry work, while some are available in small sizes like electric beaters, small robot vacuum cleaner for cleaning, handheld vacuum cleaners, small sized benchtop oven or small and medium sized washing machines online to help people work easily.
Among these appliances you may notice some are frequently sent for repairs and fixes, while others will run without any issues on a long term basis.
We can generalize that most of the medium to small sized appliances which are light in weight, tend to fall apart quickly or have more chances of getting broke as compared to huge ones including washing machines and cooktops. Such huge appliances and fixtures are usually a lifetime partner, until and unless you have decided to change them.
A few of the best appliances that you can trust as a long term serving partners are the domestic dishwashers, washer dryers and washing machines. All such machines will not require frequent fixes until they have been severely damaged due to an external cause. In Australia, most of the repair work for such machines and appliances can be asked by experts while staying at home. This also helps to avoid more damages and can help you save your time. While if you have got numerous lightweight, short sized objects, they may need frequent fixes when needed.


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But behind doors leading to the showers and changing areas, several Devils players were too curious not to watch the shootout between the Rangers and Flyers.
"We had guys watching the shootout. I didn't," goaltender Martin Brodeur said after a 2-1 victory over the Buffalo Sabres. "It was interesting, just because it was the Rangers and Flyers, two big rivals. We were intrigued to see the outcome.
"Some of the TVs were on and it caught their attention a little bit."
Ilya Kovalchuk didn't watch.
Travis Zajac didn't watch.
But captain Jamie Langenbrunner did.
"I did go watch the shootout," Langenbrunner confirmed. "As I checked the Masters scores."
And so did Zach Parise, who said it felt odd knowing which team the Devils would face depending on the outcome of the game against the Sabres.
"Yeah. It was a little different knowing one way or the other what was going to happen," Parise said. "It was kind of weird out there knowing if you win the game you play one."
That team is the Philadelphia Flyers.
Had the Devils lost in regulation time they would've drawn the Boston Bruins.
"It's funny. I don't remember being part of (something like) that. You could almost decide if you wanted to play (the Flyers) or not, especially in a tie game," Brodeur suggested. "For a hockey player, it's not a good feeling. You just want to play and not worry about who you're going to face.
"That's the first time where, on every shot I could just go like this (let it go in) and we'd be going to Boston. Or go like that (make a save) and play Philly. It's not a fun feeling. Something I didn't feel too good doing."
Langenbrunner did not like the idea that a playoff spot was decided by a shootout, even if it was the rival Rangers who paid the price.
"I don't think that's the way they drew up the shootout to decide a playoff (spot) like that, is it?" Langenbrunner asked. "I don't think that's what the NHL is about."


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The newly adopted Standards for Bird-Safe Buildings explains the documented risks that structures present to birds. Over thirty years of research has proven the risk to be "biologically significant" for certain bird species. Recent studies have determined that annual bird fatalities in North America from window collisions may be as high as 1 billion birds per year or 1-5% of all birds. While the facts are staggering, the solutions are within reach. The majority of these deaths are foreseeable and avoidable. The document summarizes proven successful remedies such as window treatments, lighting design, and lighting operation. The document proposes a three-pronged approach to the problem:
establishment of requirements for the most hazardous conditions; ( pg. 28 of Standards for Bird-Safe Buildings )
use of an educational checklist to educate project sponsors and their future tenants on potential hazards; and ( pg. 38 of Standards for Bird-Safe Buildings )
- creation and expansion of voluntary programs to encourage more bird-safe practices including acknowledging those who pursue certification through a proposed new program for "bird-safe building" recognition. ( pg. 33 of Standards for Bird-Safe Buildings )
San Francisco Bird-Friendly Monitoring Data
The Bird-Safe Standards are triggered during new construction, additions, and major window replacements, but the Planning Department would also like to encourage bird-friendly practices at homes and workplaces not in the development pipeline. It is with this goal in mind, that the Department is launching a Bird-Friendly Monitoring and Certification Program.
Learn more about the new Monitoring and Certification Program, and to participate and collect data for us use the survey form below.
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Noone cares; 3 hours of BudLight/McDonalds commericals, less than 1 hour of actual playing time...I don't have ADD. Talk about zombification of a nation...
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I have been a cowboys fan thru thick and thin for more years than I care to count. THere have been alot of tough times. The way Coach Landry was fired. Lance Rinsel. The previous strikes.
All I can say about the lockout is both sides need to get over their greed. They have pushed loyal fans like myself too far. They promised there would never be another strike season the last time.
If you want to keep the fans (the people who pay the paychecks) you need to resolve this right now.
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The real game is the one where Zygi finds out which politicians are greedy enough to be bribed, which ones are stupid enough to be fooled and which ones are weak enough to be coerced....into giving him taxpayer dollars.
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Christian Klode
posted on Friday, December 01, 2006 - 6:11 am
hi linda and
hi bengt!
i have a question concerning fixed parameters within formative (or causal) measurement models (FMM) like SES. my aim is to perform a SEM with exogenous FMM and endogen ordinal reflective measurement model (RMM). the model fit of WRMR = .907 looks appropriate, and comparable parameter estimates structure were obtained by a PLS-model.
my problem for now is the following: apparantly the FMM regression weights are very sensitive due to the fixing value. the following model provide a value of .01 as a nice approximation.
is there a rule-of-thumb for the fixing value within FMMs?
here is the corresponding model:
categorical: pride1 pride2 pride3;
model: repu by;
repu on
repu2 repu3;
pride by pride1 pride 2 pride3;
pride on repu;
thanks in advance!
Linda K. Muthen
posted on Friday, December 01, 2006 - 9:53 am
If you set the metric using .01 instead of 1, then the FMM regression weights will be changed. Their relative size should remain constant.
Christian Klode
posted on Friday, December 08, 2006 - 6:44 am
linda, thank you for the immediate reply.
i have an additional question concerning the 'statistical fit' of formative indicators with a potential regard to scale purification. let's assume one has no access to PLS (within a theory 'building'-approach), then there would be no guidance for setting the metric via a discrete indicator-weight (in order to obtain trustful t-values).
is there an alternative to the PLS-pre-'testing' respectively would you denote this procedure as appropriate?
Bengt O. Muthen
posted on Friday, December 08, 2006 - 6:23 pm
The choice of constant or variable for setting the metric does not affect the model fit - the same restrictions on the covariances between the FMM indicators and the DVs are obtained.
Richard E. Zinbarg
posted on Thursday, March 15, 2012 - 8:15 am
Hi Linda and/or Bengt,
A student and I are trying to fit our first causal indicator measurement model. From the syntax on slide 246 of the Mplus Short Courses Topic 1 Handout, it looks to us as if there is no disturbance term for f - your formative construct. Are we interpreting that correctly? If so, this would seem to us to be more akin to what Bollen would call a composite indicator model than a causal indicator model and we would be interested in guidance regarding syntax we should use to give the construct a disturbance term?
Thanks very much!
Linda K. Muthen
posted on Thursday, March 15, 2012 - 9:41 am
I am not sure what Bollen means by a causal indicator model. Can you send the paper to
Bengt O. Muthen
posted on Saturday, March 17, 2012 - 1:28 pm
Yes, the formative model we give the specification for is what Bollen-Bauldry (2011) Psych Meth call composite indicators. What they refer to as causal indicators can simply be specified as a MIMIC-type model; no special syntax needed. See their Figure 4, where the causal indicators behave like regular covariates - to me, it is more of a conceptual distinction.
Randall MacIntosh
posted on Thursday, December 27, 2012 - 10:02 am
What alterations would I have to make to the model in slide 246 (topic 1) to obtain the model shown in Fig. 4a of the Bollen-Baudary paper?
Is it possible?
Bengt O. Muthen
posted on Thursday, December 27, 2012 - 2:05 pm
What's the reference? You don't mean the Bollen-Bauldry (2010) SM&R paper, right?
Randall MacIntosh
posted on Thursday, December 27, 2012 - 3:51 pm
Bollen & Bauldry (2011) Three Cs in Measurement Models:Causal Indicators, Composite Indicators, and Covariates. Psychological Methods 2011, Vol. 16, No. 3, 265�284
Figure 4a is on page 276.
Bengt O. Muthen
posted on Friday, December 28, 2012 - 5:37 pm
So I assume you want the parameterization of eq. (13) on page 11. So say:
eta1 BY
; [
eta1 ON x1-x3; [eta1];
Randall MacIntosh
posted on Saturday, January 05, 2013 - 12:27 pm
Bollen and Bauldry suggest on p.279 (or p.14) looking at the indicator's unique validity variance, which they define as the difference between the r-square for eta with all causal indicators and r-square for eta, less causal variable x_i.
Mplus provides r-square for the latent variable. How can I get (or compute) the second value to obtain the unique validity variance?
Thank you.
Bengt O. Muthen
posted on Saturday, January 05, 2013 - 4:17 pm
Are you referring to eqn (21)?
Randall MacIntosh
posted on Sunday, January 06, 2013 - 9:48 am
Eqn. 24
Bengt O. Muthen
posted on Sunday, January 06, 2013 - 5:23 pm
I think you would have to do 2 different runs and get the 2 R-square values.
Lois Downey
posted on Thursday, June 30, 2016 - 1:20 pm
I used a suggestion from Bollen and Bauldry's article to build the following syntax for estimating a model with causal indicators:
USEVARIABLES = y1 y2 x1-x4;
CATEGORICAL = y1 y2;
Factor by;
Factor on
y1 y2 on Factor;
y1 with
Although that is a different method for achieving model identification than the one you suggest in your course handout, it avoids having to use a composite variable between the indicators and the latent variable of interest, and the model ran as expected.
I then wanted to test the model for between-group invariance of the factor indicators. To do that, I added a grouping variable and made changes to the MODEL statement as follows:
GROUPING = country (0=US 1=Canada);
Factor by;
Factor on
x2 (1)
x3 (2)
x4 (3);
y1 y2 on Factor;
y1 with
MODEL Canada:
However, this model resulted in an error message, indicating that the model may not be identified � and pointing to the factor intercept in the Canada group as the problematic component.
What additional constraint(s) does the model need for statistical identification?
Bengt O. Muthen
posted on Friday, July 01, 2016 - 11:39 am
Your single-group model seems to have a free residual variance for the factor - is that really identified?
Your two-group model is not identified because the two intercepts of y1, y2 in their regressions on the factor cannot be identified together with the factor intercepts. It would be identified if you hold those y intercepts equal across the groups.
Lois Downey
posted on Saturday, July 02, 2016 - 9:18 am
I get a solution for the single-group model, so it is presumably identified. It includes estimates for 14 free parameters:
the factor on the 3 causal indicators
the 2 outcomes on the factor
the 8 thresholds for the 2 outcomes
the residual variance for the factor
With regard to the additional constraints needed for the two-group model: Since the two y-variables are polytomous, do I constrain the thresholds, rather than the intercepts, to equality between groups? (I did that earlier, and that model was identified. I just wasn't sure whether that constraint was "reasonable.")
Thank you again!
Bengt O. Muthen
posted on Saturday, July 02, 2016 - 6:08 pm
I see now that you have 2 y's that the factor points to and that are uncorrelated conditioned on the factor so they are like 2 factor indicators which of course makes the factor residual variance identified - this is just a MIMIC model if you fix the y1 on factor coefficient instead of fixing the x1 coefficient.
Right, hold the thresholds equal across groups.
Lois Downey
posted on Tuesday, July 05, 2016 - 10:29 am
Thanks. One more question. I think that in testing for between-group measurement invariance with reflective indicators, one is supposed to fix the delta scale factors at 1.0 in the first group, and estimate them in the remaining groups. Should this also be done when the indicators are causal?
Bengt O. Muthen
posted on Tuesday, July 05, 2016 - 5:56 pm
No, they act as covariates. Deltas are only for DVs.
Lois Downey
posted on Wednesday, July 06, 2016 - 12:39 pm
Yes -- I meant delta scale factors for the outcome variables. But I think one shouldn't constrain those in any way. Correct?
In terms of parameterization, is there any reason not to use theta parameterization for these models with causal indicators (and for testing them for between-group invariance)? I suspect that there is a reason why delta parameterization is the Mplus default, and there may be some advantage to using it. However, residual variance is much easier to understand than scale factors, so is appealing to some of us who aren't statistically sophisticated.
Bengt O. Muthen
posted on Wednesday, July 06, 2016 - 5:37 pm
Q1. Like you say, fix the delta scale factors at 1.0 in the first group, and estimate them in the remaining groups.
Q2. Theta param'n is fine when it works - sometimes convergence has problems (discussed in Web Note 4).
Ronald L. Hess Jr.
posted on Thursday, July 07, 2016 - 7:29 am
I am following a procedure discussed by Diamantopoulos (2011) MISQ for handling formative indicators using CB-SEM. The model contains 6 IVs, 1 mediator, and 1 outcome variable. All variables are measured with formative items. I use the @1 command to fix the error variance of each of the variables.
I hope this (@1) is the correct command to handle these types of items.
My problem involves the fit of the model.
CFI = 0.88 (fine)
TLI = 0.87 (fine)
RMSEA = .073 (fine)
I would also be happier if I had a couple more significant paths in the model.
Why do I have such an inflated SRMR? Is there a way to reduce this. It seems odd to me that the other fit indices are acceptable but SRMR is way off.
Bengt O. Muthen
posted on Thursday, July 07, 2016 - 9:40 am
We recommend fixing the formative factor residual variance at zero.
You may want to ask your fit question on SEMNET.
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