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Utilizing repurposed mini school buses as the delivery vehicles, an enthusiastic band of volunteers serve thousands of meals each summer. In 2016, the program will operate five buses and deliver food to 16 sites in Denver, Aurora, and Lakewood.
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19 Parks near Walnut Creek, Ohio
Sugarcreek, Ohio 4.92 miles SE
Millersburg, Ohio 8.11 miles W
Walnut Creek, Ohio (map) | (330) 893-2720
Sites: 66 | Latest Rate: $31.00 | 13 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $31.00
Visited friends who were staying there, thinking about moving there, but soon changed our minds. The place was very unkept, up on a hill, dry, desert looking. No shade trees, very plain. They did have restroom facilities which is a plus especially when you have friends stop by. They should plan an improvement every year, pads, patios, trees, etc. which would help a lot. I will add the staff was very friendly. - H Russell
Jun 2016 - $31.00
This campground is under new management. The office staff was very nice but still finding their way. The new name is Timbercrest Camp and RV park. Phone number is unchanged. New website is www.timbercrestrvpark.com. It would have been nice if the grass had been mowed prior to our arrival since they knew our group had reservations. - D&K
Sep 2015 - $31.00
This is a fairly well maintained campground, with friendly and helpful owners at check in.The interior roads and sites are gravel with weeds. Our pad was long and level but not overly spacious, big rig access was fair. It was very quiet at night, no privacy around our RV, but there was space for our towed. No shade trees, some grass between sites and some sites had a picnic table, ours did not. The bathrooms were old but adequate, but they did need a good clean, the so called laundry had one washer and one dryer, not enough for this size of campground, as some folk just hung their washing outside their RV's. Pet friendly but no dog walk and no doggie bags or disposal station. WiFi was worse than useless but cell was okay. There are small local food stores in Walnut Creek, as well as great restaurants and plenty of unique shops to explore. We would not stay here again, this campground is mediocre at best, it could be a great campground, but the owners need to spend time and money on it. - tobyjug
Berlin, Ohio (map) | (330) 893-3607
Sites: 112 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 71 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $35.00
We were very impressed with this campground. The owners obviously take pride in their business. The lots are spacious and there is a lot of grassy area at each site. They even offer free firewood to use in the fire ring. After staying in a state park in West Virginia last night that was very much downhill, it was wonderful to have a level site. We were in site 120. It's also very close to all the tourist stuff. They don't have cable, but there are a few "air" channels you can receive. - jconnally
Aug 2016 - $32.00
Nice park that is convenient to Berlin and the local Amish farms/activities. Slight hill coming into the park. There are several sections of the park; two of the sections are spots 37 - 67 being a large packed gravel lot (with full hookups) and then spots 1 - 26 being large gravel lots surrounded by grass. We were in spot 3, a back-in site that had plenty of room for both the toad and our 40' class A. Ample space between sites. The owners obviously take a lot of pride in their campground; very clean and well taken care of.
Nice folks at check-in. They also provide free firewood for use in the fire ring. Plenty of room at the checkin office to disconnect the toad if needed before you proceed to your site.
Free wifi that worked well. Verizon coverage was very good. We were also able to get Satellite reception at our lot. Regarding electrical hookups, we shared a common electrical box with the site next to us. It had one 30 amp receptacle and one 50 amp receptacle. Fortunately, the person next to us only needed 30 amps.
Be very careful about departing; there is a blind intersection at the top of the hill on the corner of HWY 39 and 367. - Maddog11
Aug 2016 - $32.00
Ample parking for multiple rvs during check-in. Very friendly lady checked us in and suggested some local attractions. Campground is mostly gravel with not much in the way of shade or landscaping. Not very scenic at all. Although there's a clear view of the high school across the street. Wide gravel road made backing into our site a breeze. Electricity was 121 volts and water was 40 psi. Wifi signal surprisingly strong. Unable to get any over-the-air tv channels. Good location for visiting many Amish attractions. Getting back onto Rt 39 can be tricky due to heavy traffic and a blind hill. - The Other John Doe
110 Andreas Drive Sugarcreek, Ohio 44681 (map) | (330) 852-2456
Sites: 17 | 0 Reviews
1930 U.S. 62 Winesburg, Ohio 44624 (map) | (330) 359-5226
Sites: 50 | Latest Rate: $28.00 | 18 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $28.00
This campground is situated within the heart of the Ohio Amish Country. The owners were extremely helpful and very nice. The roads in are a bit tight and the sites are somewhat close to one another, but because there are only 50 or so sites, you don't notice the crowding. Each site shares a gray water drain with an adjoining site (It is a plastic barrel buried into the ground filled with gravel). These were extremely handy given there are no sewer hook-ups, only water and electric. Most of the sites have some shade or are fully shaded. One issue we had was that someone had pulled their tow vehicle into the campsite we were supposed to be in and the owner could not find them. They accommodated us with another campsite with no issue at all. This campground was very quiet in the evenings which was very nice. The camp store is very limited and not open on Sunday, and there are no organized activities at the camp. Enjoy the Ohio Amish stores! The campground provides free firewood in the form of woodshop castoffs. We wouldn't cook food over it since much of it has wood glue in it, but it is just fine for sitting around. - HP_Happy_Campers
Jun 2015 - $26.00
Very nicely kept campground. Some people commented how quiet it is and that you can hear horse buggies pass. Not really correct on that note. You are very close to a State Road, very heavily traveled, however, that is not a reason to stop you from staying here.
Very well maintained. Sights are reasonable spaced, typical for a small private campground. They have nice fire rings at each site and free local wood for burning. Many shaded sites. Bathroom are very, very clean. I would highly recommend. - philman
Sep 2013 - $27.00
The only reason I gave this park an overall 8, was because some of the sites were small. We have a 26 ft trailer, and it just fit on our site. However, there were bigger sites, but they were already occupied since we stayed Labor Day weekend. Very close to many Amish towns. Would stay here again. Owners very nice. - Susan Curto
Millersburg, Ohio (map) | (330) 674-4774
Sites: 40 | Latest Rate: $38.00 | 17 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $38.00
This campground is adjacent to a very busy highway with a lot of huge trucks using the engine brake. We were in a pull-thru on the front row for our first night, which meant we got very little sleep. We moved to the back of the park (space 24) for our next 2 nights and it was significantly quieter. It was a convenient and central place to stay for 3 nights to visit the Amish community. - beckydmc
Sep 2016 - $30.00
Very good park, staff was helpful and good natured, washroom/showers clean and roomy.
We spent Labour Day week-end on our way back to Texas and thoroughly enjoyed the Amish/Mennonite region. The only negative was the lack of a laundry facility. - Little Elm
Jul 2016 - $35.00
The staff was very friendly, courteous and helpful. The only complaint is the way the park was layed out, you are always in the sun. You can't escape it. They really need to get some trees going. Finally we had to sit behind our motor home to find some shade, very uneven lots. - H Russell
Dundee, Ohio (map) | (330) 359-2787
Sites: 87 | Latest Rate: $58.00 | 81 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $58.00
This is one of the best-maintained campgrounds we've visited. Sites are mostly level, although when we stayed in our motorhome several years ago, getting level with all wheels on the ground was a challenge. The restrooms, showers, and recreation facilities are clean, modern and well-appointed, and the laundry is phenomenal. Staff are friendly and helpful. Highly recommended. - lkqh
Aug 2016 - $52.00
This is about the cleanest campground we have been too. We were on site 1 and loved it. The bathrooms and showers are great. Very clean. They have an indoor poor and whirlpool and it was nice. If you get a site in the lower end, I noticed you will have to use blocks to level your unit. I have zero negative remarks to make about this place. Outside the grounds, the scenery is beautiful. - Mike4625
Aug 2016 - $50.00
This is a very nice campground from the moment you check in. A rustic log cabin greets you at check in which was quick and smooth. The camp store is well stocked and the check in area is attached to a huge, modern laundromat. The facilities of this campground were very clean and maintained with the pool and spa being indoors with a large video game area and showers adjoining. Roads were paved and sites generally in good shape. The one criticism is the slope of the sites. Many campers had difficulty leveling as evident by the blocks under their tires and obvious grade of their RV's. - skiddy
Navarre, Ohio (map) | (330) 767-3031
Sites: 85 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 23 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $40.00
We picked up our new 5th wheel nearby and they gave us a huge pull through site so that we had room for our rig, truck and U-Haul. We stayed for 3 days. Sites on the hill (50 and up) are best for big rigs, but all sites are nice, graveled, level with large area of grass in between. The water park and campground close the last week of August which was perfect for us. We rode our bikes all over the farm, ran our dogs and enjoyed the company of only a few other rigs. All buildings and grounds were clean and well kept. It is on the edge of the Amish country so be careful to share the road with the carriages and people walking. - Traveler Anne
Jun 2016 - $30.00
Very clean. Nice pull-through sites. Level sites. Swimming available. - Gary Ohio Camper
Oct 2015 - $34.00
Access to the campground was good via Rt. 241/93 off US 30. Internal park roads are paved and sites are narrow crushed stone with lovely wide areas of grass between sites. We drive a 44'MH with tow and we were able to maneuver into our site (#53) without removing the car. We were also able to exit from this site with the car attached. This section of the campground is mostly full hookup pull-thru's and it might be difficult to exit with a tow attached if one were closer to the road. The sites in this area are level with a picnic table and fire ring included on the site. The older section of the park is among old tall trees and looks lovely, although some sites appear to have a slope from back to front. The campground is peaceful and would be full of activities for families and kids during open season. We were there the last weekend they were open so the water aspects of the park were closed. The back open tent area is a lovely walk with the dog. We used the Wifi successfully without issue and our satellite worked great. We did not try the cable or restroom facilities. We would return the Baylor Beach Park if going back through this area. - LvR
Fresno, Ohio (map) | (740) 545-9642
Sites: 50 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 1 Reviews
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May 2012 - $30.00
Forest Hills is located in Coshocton County. It is a wonderful family campground. They have a nice swimming lake with slides, diving boards, a raft and rings for the kids. I was surprised that my teenagers liked it as much as they did. Forest Hills also has paddle boats and fishing. We stayed over Memorial Day weekend. They did not require a 3 day stay so Friday night had a lot of campers but then the rest of the weekend did not. Restrooms are clean but a little dated. They are also a walk because they are located with the swimming. Overall, this is a wonderful Ohio getaway and a nice place to spend some family time. - Darylynn
New Philadelphia, Ohio (map) | (330) 602-4000
Sites: 121 | Latest Rate: $39.00 | 20 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $39.00
There is no selection for my camper. It is an A-liner popup.
This park is very uphill. This means a fantastic view of the lake and surrounding hills. The flip side of this is a lot of exercise, some strenuous if you don't have some kind of transportation outside of your TV. There are of course gulf carts available for a fee.
If you don't want to cook you can go to the concession stand. Decent food reasonable prices. Loud music to go with that. Friendly staff too.
You may have noticed the comments about the tight turns. They are true, the camp provides assistance. We were guided by one of the staff who said he was one of the owners and he was very helpful.
One thing don't forget;
Silly me forgot to mention to the check in girl that we were G.S. card holders which would have reduced the cost of the campsite cost 10% This was the only thing that I would wish they might instruct their staff to ask as a small courtesy. - NanCas
Aug 2016 - $38.00
This is a well run park with many activities available. The main downfall for larger units are the narrow roads and steep hills. Much of this park is built on the side of a hill and the narrow roads and tight turns make for a harrowing experience. Once at our site we had a lovely, large and paved pull-thru with a beautiful view. We were in a 39ft motorhome and towing. We had just inches to spare on the turns and we would not recommend any thing larger. In fact, we would not try it again. Our other complaint was the wi-fi, which is offered through an outside vendor for a fee. We were never able to get connected and finally received our money back. For those with smaller units, this is a very nice park. Because of the turns and steep hills, we would not stay here again. - atwig
Jul 2016 - $40.00
BAD experience. We entered the park and our first thought was beautiful place. We went to register and that's when the good thoughts stopped. They informed us we would have to unload our car before going up to our "PULL-THRU" spot because we couldn't fit it around the corners even though our RV was only 34 feet long towing a mini cooper on a dolly. Something that might have been mentioned when we booked our site. They didn't have a spot to pull over and unhook the car so there we were doing it in the main thoroughfare while other cars were trying to come in. Then they escorted us up to our "PULL-THRU" and made us pull up to the far side so that a tent camper could use the back portion of the site the next day. Now the hose wouldn't reach the hook-up. We let their management know this and said that the spigot was to be shared with the tent they sent someone up with an extension hose so it could reach the back of our RV. As he hands it to us, he tells us we should probably be storing water in our tanks because often on the weekends when they have a lot of people, they run out of water (LOVELY). We looked on the internet at reviews of this place and sure enough people had complained about them running out of water. Can you imagine? We then turned on our water and the pressure was almost nonexistent. We took our dogs for a short walk and there was hardly anywhere we could walk them. Not a dog friendly place at all. We started adding up the negatives about this place and decided to leave early especially because a Volley Ball tournament was scheduled on Saturday, our departure date, and the manager said we would be hard pressed to find a spot to hook the car up again because of the traffic jams foreseen. We told them about the problems and they just shrugged their shoulders and said: "Sorry." Totally not concerned we were unhappy in the slightest and wouldn't give us our money back. - HurricanTraveler
East Sparta, Ohio (map) | (330) 484-3901
Sites: 100 | Latest Rate: $83.00 | 14 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $83.00
I guess when you are the only game in town, you can soak folks. On top of the pricey rate they charge extra for kids. $93.00 a night in the sticks is criminal. And for that you can tote your own rubbish, as they don't pick it up. They don't escort you to your site and the "store" is the most dismal excuse for a camp store. It's even dusty.
On the plus side they have good directional signage off I-77.
We had a lovely site. But as the case, a little too close. These patio sites are nice, but have a grand view of A HUGE regional landfill. The buzzards circled several times. There had to be 50 to 100 buzzards in the air.
Then there is the air. Don't know if it's there septic system or the landfill. It stunk so bad we could not enjoy the outside facilities.
The design separates seasonal and over night guest. It a pretty good design. The mini golf looks (we did not play) among the best.
A nice KOA. But the Keep on Adding on, kills the deal. - wdw
May 2016 - $75.00
Stayed over a popular weekend, as we traveled across the country. We were told only a premium site was available when we called ahead to make reservations. A "premium" site was a narrow pull through site with roadway on both sides of us. When we pulled out our awning, it was into the roadway at the front of the motorhome so we ended up not using the awning. Restroom had a severe sewer odor the entire weekend, even after office staff was advised. The "pond" is really a water runoff collection site with unusable equipment sitting at the edge. No phone reception or internet access even though we were among the closest sites to the office. To add insult, there was a premium charge for having 2 children with us. This is not a place I would stay at again. We travel for months at a time and have done so for years. This review is not because I am overly picky! - Ms Winnie
Apr 2015 - $60.00
Outstanding park with a friendly staff. Spent a month and a few days here after taking a job in Cleveland. Staff ALWAYS answered any and all of my questions. The site was level and of ample length for my 5th wheel. The negative comments of this park from 2008 & 2009 DO NOT reflect the condition of the park or the competence of the staff today. I'd stay here again in a heartbeat! - DANANDHISBETTERHALFJUDY

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By Nicholas Anyuor and Paul Gitau
A woman was found murdered in Kibuye market in Kisumu and her naked body dumped in her stall.
A white towel was wrapped around her neck and face, an indication she may have been strangled.
An Administration Police officer Joseph Asiago said the woman, Amina Abdala, may not have been killed inside the stall.
He said from the preliminary investigation, it seemed she was dragged out of her stall to another, raped and murdered before the body was brought back to the stall.
A neighbour, Zachariah Osure, said Amina sometimes spent her nights at the stall to receive goods from suppliers. "It is her work and so she spent the night here as usual before this tragedy befell her," he said.
He added that on Tuesday at 3am, suppliers arrived and she was heard receiving goods before everything went silent.
Abrupt silence
"I don't know what happened later. I only heard them offloading the metals as usual and after that, there was silence and I knew they were through and had left," he said.
Grief stricken son, Abdala Mustafa, 20, said he learnt of his mother's death with shock.
"A stranger came home at Kaloleni Estate and told us about the death of my mother and left. I don't know the person and my father is also sick in the house," he said.


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Christianity in Kuwait is a minority religion, accounting for 10%-20% of the country's population, or 650,000 people. Kuwait's Christians can be divided into 2 groups. The first group are Christians who are native Kuwaitis numbering approximately between 200 and 400 people. The second group, who make up the majority of Christians in Kuwait, are expatriates from various countries around the world. There are also a number of believers in Christ from a Muslim background in the country, though many are not citizens. A 2015 study estimates some 350 such Christians in the country.
Kuwaiti Christians
Kuwait's native Christian population is diverse. There are between 259 and 400 Christian Kuwaiti citizens. In 2014, there were 259 Christian Kuwaitis residing in Kuwait.
Christian Kuwaitis can be divided into 2 groups. The first group includes the earliest Kuwaiti Christians, who originated from Iraq and Turkey. They have assimilated into Kuwaiti society, like their Muslim counterparts, and tend to speak Arabic with a Kuwaiti dialect; their food and culture are also predominantly Kuwaiti. The make up roughly a quarter of Kuwait's Christian population. The rest (roughly three-quarters) of Christian Kuwaitis make up the second group. They are more recent arrivals in the 1950s and 1960s, mostly Kuwaitis of Palestinian ancestry who were forced out of Palestine after 1948. There are also smaller numbers who originally hail from Syria and Lebanon. This second group is not as assimilated as the first group, as their food, culture, and Arabic dialect still retain a Levant feel. However, they are just as patriotic as the former group, and tend to be proud of their adopted homeland, with many serving in the army, police, civil, and foreign service. Most of Kuwait's citizen Christians belong to 12 large families, with the Shammas (from Turkey) and the Shuhaibar (from Palestine) families being some of the more prominent ones.
Although there is a small community of Christian citizens, a law passed in 1981 prevents the naturalization of non-Muslims. However, male citizens who were Christians before 1980 (and male children born to families of such citizens since that date), can transmit their citizenship to their children.
Kuwait is the only GCC country besides Bahrain to have a local Christian population who hold citizenship.
Traditionally, Eastern Orthodox Christians in Kuwait belong to the jurisdiction of Eastern Orthodox Patriarchate of Antioch and All the East. Eastern Orthodox parish in Kuwait was reorganized in 1969 by late metropolitan Constantine Papastephanou of Baghdad and Kuwait (1969-2014), who visited Kuwait on many occasions. His successor is Metropolitan Ghattas Hazim of Baghdad and Kuwait (since 2014). His official seat remains in Baghdad, but administrative headquarters of the Archdiocese are located in Kuwait. Today, Eastern Orthodox parishes in Kuwait are administered by priests Ephrem Toumi and Filimon Saifi.
Notable people
- Amanuel Benjamin Ghareeb (born 1950), an important Kuwaiti priest and representative of the Evangelical Church of Kuwait.
Expatriate Christians
The denominations of both citizen and foreign Christians in Kuwait include, but are not limited to, the following:
- 140,000 Catholics in Kuwait. There is a cathedral in Kuwait City, which belongs to the Vicariate Apostolic of Kuwait. The Catholic Vicariate is largely made up of Asians from India, the Philippines, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and Pakistan, and Arab Christians from Lebanon, Egypt, Jordan, Palestine, and Syria. Maronite Christians, mostly from Lebanon, also worship at the Catholic cathedral in Kuwait City. A small group of Catholics are from Europe and the Americas.
- 67,500 Orthodox Christians, at least. The Greek Orthodox Church has about 3,500 members, while the Armenian Orthodox Church has about 4,000 members. The Coptic Orthodox Church has about 60,000 members. Totals for both the Greek Catholic (Eastern Rite) Church membership and Indian Orthodox Church membership more than 6,000.
- 50,000 Protestants in Kuwait. The Anglican Church has about 115 members. The National Evangelical Church has about 15,000 members. There are also other Christian Protestant denominations in the country, with tens of thousands of members. These denominations include the Seventh-day Adventist Church.
- Other religious groups include The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church), which has a ward (congregation) of approximately 300 that meets in a villa in Salmiyah.
The constitution allows for religious freedom. Many churches exist in Kuwait. Kuwait's largest cathedral is situated in the eastern part of Kuwait city.
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There are five working groups with specific diversity/inclusion objectives that are overseen by the University Diversity Council. They are:
Enhances the in-class and out-of-class learning opportunities related to social inequalities and diversities for students, faculty, and staff.
- Frances Aparicio, Professor, Spanish & Portuguese/Director, Latina and Latino Studies Program
- Greg Light, Director of Searle Center for Teaching Excellence
- Lesley Ann-Brown-Henderson, Executive Director, Campus Inclusion and Community
- Steve Carr, Associate Dean for Undergraduate Affairs, McCormick Education and Teaching Excellence
- P. Lindsay Chase-Lansdale, Associate Provost for Faculty
- Kourtney Cockrell, Director of Student Enrichment Services
- Carla Elena Della Gatta, Graduate student - Interdisciplinary PhD in Theatre and Drama
- Sally Ewing, Assistant Dean, School of Communication
- Mary Finn, Associate Dean for Undergraduate Academic Affairs, Weinberg
- Linda Garton, Assistant Dean for Student Affairs, Bienen School of Music
- Desiree Hanford, Lecturer, Acting Director of Undergraduate Journalism
- Meg Kreuser, Academic Advisor to Secondary Teaching, Teacher Certification Manger
- Louie Lainez, Director, Asian/Asian American Student Affairs
- Michele McDonough, Lecturer, Molecular Biosciences, Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences
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- Sally Nuamah, Graduate student – Political Science
- Mary Patillo, Professor, Sociology
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Identifies, develops, and makes available the resources to support faculty search committees in the recruitment of underrepresented faculty, and identifies and implements strategies to create a more inclusive campus environment for faculty.
- Mercedes Carnethon, Associate Professor, Feinberg School of Medicine
- Rosemary Bush, Graduate student - Earth and Planetary Sciences
- Anthony Chen, Associate Professor, Sociology
- Steven Epstein, Professor, Sociology (Fall 2013)
- Carol LaBonne, Associate Professor, Molecular Biosciences
- Ellyn Peña, Undergraduate student – 2015
- Cathy Grimsted, Assistant Provost for Faculty
- Shaan Trotter, Administrative Dir., Office of Health Disparities and Special Population Initiatives
- Harvey Young, Associate Professor, Theatre
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- Pamela Beemer, Associate Vice President of Human Resources
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- Angela Edwards-Campbell, Director of Diversity and Inclusion, Kellogg
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Identifies current outreach and recruitment efforts to underrepresented students, and identifies new opportunities.
- Rick McGee, Associate Dean (Academic), Faculty Affairs, Feinberg School of Medicine
- Chris Watson, Dean of Undergraduate Admissions
- Andrea Breon, Graduate student - Speech-Language Pathology
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- Cathy Stembridge, Associate Vice President of Alumni Relations & Development
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- Kathleen Bethel, Librarian, Reference and Research Services Department
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The value of victory: social origins of the winner's curse in common value auctions
Auctions, normally considered as devices facilitating trade, also provide a way to probe mechanisms governing one's valuation of some good or action. One of the most intriguing phenomena in auction behavior is the winner's curse --- the strong tendency of participants to bid more than rational agent theory prescribes, often at a significant loss. The prevailing explanation suggests that humans have limited cognitive abilities that make estimating the correct bid difficult, if not impossible. Using a series of auction structures, we found that bidding approaches rational agent predictions when participants compete against a computer. However, the winner's curse appears when participants compete against other humans, even when cognitive demands for the correct bidding strategy are removed. These results suggest the humans assign significant future value to victories over human but not over computer opponents even though such victories may incur immediate losses, and that this valuation anomaly is the origin of apparently irrational behavior.
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Posted 09 November 2012 - 07:08 AM
Hey guys, I've been looking for a while and I cant find it anything relevant, I need some examples for what type of projects test driven development is suitable for and why.
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Posted 09 November 2012 - 09:42 AM
I asked this same question not too long ago. Rather than ramble off the advice passed to me, I'll link you to the post here so you can read it. There's a project linked there for a TDD Tetris project that I found very useful. (Re-linked here so you don't have to dig for it.)


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lol im gonna consider that a compliment , yea alot of people here are what i call *brain-lazy*, i can bet half the people who read my sig wont even get it and its pretty straight-forward.Originally Posted by paintba||er
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Apple (AAPL) announces iOS chief Scott Forstall is leaving the company next year; Mac OS chief...
Apple (AAPL) announces iOS chief Scott Forstall is leaving the company next year; Mac OS chief Craig Federighi will now also be in charge of iOS. Also, retail chief John Browett is leaving. Forstall, once seen as a potential successor to Tim Cook, had come under fire over iOS 6's Maps app and (to a lesser extent) Siri. Browett was hired only in January - many were puzzled by the hiring, given Browett's track record at U.K. retailer Dixons.
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Those who felt Apple could come to the table on day one with Maps that out did Google know minimize the complexity of cartography. This is a huge application undertaking that will take a few years, it's not the OS and my guess is they needed a GIS expert working closely with management to be guided to a proper launch. I bet there was intense pressure to launch Maps. .Apple needed Maps as both an offensive and defensive weapon...imagine having Google deny their maps to Apple users by pulling their app from the store!
Google was allowing Android turn-by-turn navigation, but denying it to iOS, which set off the implementation of maps, a program that was under development for some time before....but Google's actions pushed Apple to implement their maps, perhaps before it was ready....
I'll build on MV's comment and suggest that even if maps were held back for more development, no matter when it came out, there'd be some level of inaccuracies that naysayers would jump on.
Except Google didn't deny their maps to Apple users - they submitted a new app for approval to the apps store and Apple didn't approve it.
But the whole thing is a red herring. Many apps are simply hyperlinks to a site that the iPad or iPhone is accessing via the browser anyway. SO anyone can use Google maps on an iPhone any time they want with or without the app by simply dialling it up in the browser. PLUS, if you are really lost, and how often does that happen realistically?, a sat nav in the car or in the hand is WAY more effective than any phone to get you back on track and is most likiley to happen out in the boonies where you have no wifi access and poor 2/3/4G reception.
Cook's first big mistake ...... but remember the iPhone 4 antenna problem and it's catastophic effect on Apple's evolution? .... Negligible in the long run, right? The proof of the pudding, as always, is in the eating and quality (Apple products) is remembered long after price is forgotten. In time all the glitches get taken care of - at Apple at least. Let's see how Windows 8 fares under the same scrutiny .......
@ nfarrie,
We probably are on the same page with most of that.
Two things, though, Google denied navigation function to iOS a long time ago, so Apple needed to get their own solution:
When Apple forced its mobile software leader Scott Forstall out of the company, it pushed out the most prolific inventor at the company, as measured by recent patent filings.
You have to balance things out, Luke. Sometimes costs to the morale, direction of the company outweigh the benefit of his contributions. And to that alone I give Tim Cook multiple kudos. Honestly, do you realize how divisive, polarizing SF was? I'm talking over an above what has been reported. I contend that AAPL was just waiting for the right time to cut ties and the failure to sign apology letter on maps might have been it or Jony threatening to leave. Yes, Jony hates SF that much.
Forestall had a reputation for taking credit for the work of others, so I am skeptical. His name is on the most patents? not a surprise to me... If his whole team under him we're leaving, that would be worrisome to me. From what I have read, I think that this was more to do with the other leaders rather than maps...of course, that couldn't have helped....but, the tension was intollerable way way before maps....If Jony left, then even I would find it difficult to be a bull....I bet Cook has this sense too....
I said what I said....I don't know details about why this is said about him, and I'm not going to count numbers of patents and assume he was that incredibly prolific, because as far as I know, that is not what insiders have to say about him....just like I used to say that SJ used to pretend that the ideas of others under him were his own, that was said of Forstall...what that means exactly, I don't know.....
wow, well I'm a little surprised in that viewpoint.
I will wait for comments from insiders on what happened with patents.....perhaps a book on Cook?
Boy , Luke,
Are you just skimming my comments? I told you why I am suspicious, and that problems like that happen outside of tech. I wasn't saying that you make up everything, Luke. There were a few things that you checked on in the past, so I would think that despite our opposing views and obvious problems of late, that you would consider me credible, anyway....did you look into SJ initiating the maps program? .....just as I recognize your programming experience....we'll see if I'm dead wrong on Forstall....
Yeah, I responded in detail,
but it can't be found in my comments, I checked twice....this is the second time.....last time, 3/4ths of the days comments dissappeared, including your comments in that conversation....and those were not combative....there is some glitch in the system.....one day a month ago, 60 comments dissappeared from the very beginning of my account. None of it is there to this day...I recall who I was talking to and found the comments through their threads....
this is the second time with Luke, that I have seen; and these posts were discussing technical stuff, not personal conflict, or I wouldn't think something was wrong. I get some removed on occasion, but it is usually expected. A week or two ago, several comments of mine disappeared, and they were all in a row, not selected, and Luke's disappeared too. This time, there were responses to Luke from me and another poster, gone....and I can't find Luke's blog link and article link, I went all the way back to mid October.in his comments trying to find it....
Luke, I will try to rewrite the gist of the earlier comment:
I was studying the Retina display quite a while back, and was looking at how it works and actual PDF shots of the patent. I was saying earlier that I think that the blog and the article that mentioned Apple buying the technology from LG were probably in error, since this article is far more in depth and I saw the shots of the actual patents in the past.
http://on-msn.com/POmkLo....... really sduris you are not that old, and thanx for your family pic....
Tack, I guess you are referring to Ronin?
I know from personal experience that conflict and intrigue drains time and energy from my productive work. I am quite independant, so collaboration never means "groupthink", but it reduces unnecessary structural and emotional barriers for others on your team, and it really goes a long way....people can do their best work without working counterproductively....I don't want others on the team rowing in the opposite direction from me....
I do recall Jobs testing people to see if they would stand up to him. Also, when he called other people's work "shit", he seemed to consider that honesty. But frankly, as another member of the senior team, an outburst from Scott Forstall was probably not tolerated as well as one from Steve Jobs.....and probably the shouting and outbursts should have left when Steve left......
I heard that after Jobs was gone, Forstall tried to be more like Jobs....I was quite worried about this....after poopooing so many bear chants of law of large numbers, too far too fast, SJ is dead.....this was the one that I thought was a real risk....but I mostly only talked about it by PM.... I followed the "don't feed the Bears" sign...
He went to work at NeXT right out of Stanford. He was impressionable and when you have "the guy" make an impression on you - not all picked up bad habits - I know some great people who worked with Steve at AAPL and NeXT and they were nice. I think there was something going on at NeXT - the "wilderness years" though, even though important, did make Steve bitter - I had heard he was bitter when he came back to AAPL the 2nd time.
interesting. Reading all the replies to Tack leads me to believe there are a lot of Apple employees and ex-employees that want a calmer, more cohesive environment so they can get their work done. And that seems to be the direction the company is headed.
Forstall leaving is big issue. Steve Jobs used to say that Apple is a software company more than a hardware company.
People use iPhone iPad because of iOS and its apps, using Mac because of Mac OS, not because of h/w. Forstall contribution is much more than Ive. Mac OS team is loser to Windows in term of market share, I don't see any hope now that iOS is under this loser team.
Yep, it's amazing that retail "expert" Browett couldn't even figure out what every Apple customer knows.
Before many of you were out of diapers, Hewlett Packard manufactured both mini computers (2100, 21MX, 3000 - Cupertino), Handheld calculators (Oregon) and desk top programmable calculators (Loveland and Fort Collins Divisions). Political infighting as to marketing barriers prevented HP from becoming the marketing giant it could have become.
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Nokia has introduced the N900 as the newest in its line of Linux-based Internet tablets.
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Whereas its precedessors were more or less tabletop devices, the N900 with its 111 x 60 x 18 mm size and 181 gram weight can fit in your shirt pocket. Availability is "soon" according to the Nokia Maemo website, which also lists the specifications.
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fm transmitter.. yea FM Transmitter. according to some sources it will not ship with the software for it though, but since the release was pushed back it may be available on time and ship with it.. but I guess well just have to see
It would be a very nice feature to be able to listen to your music on any system capable of radio... i.e. car or grand/parents(stuck in the past) house
FM transmitterOlá! This device has FM transmitter? It would be an FM receiver?
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Academics from Plymouth University are set to survey local businesses and people who depend on the sea for work or leisure, to determine the economic impact of Dorset's artificial surf reef. They survey will focus on whether the scheme has value for money. The £3.2m underwater reef, off Boscombe, was closed in March 2011 after only two years, because of damage. A spokesperson for Cascade, a local sales and marketing company commented that the survey was a positive idea, and that it was "important to quantify the performance of the reef, and then make informed decisions."
"What we can now begin to consider is the socio-economic impact," said Emma Rendle, from the Marine and Coastal Policy research group (MarCoPol) at Plymouth University, "Can we quantify its benefits, and if so, do they outweigh the costs of construction?"
The survey will take place online, and will poll a variety of members of the local community to determine the effects the reef has had on them. Fishermen will be asked if their catches in Poole Bay have changed. Hoteliers will be asked if it has had an effect on their bookings. For those without access to the internet, they will still be able to voice their opinions, as paper copies of the survey will be made available to them. A Cascade representative said, "As this is such an important issue to the community, it's important that they be included in the process."
The reef was opened in November 2009, past deadline and over budget. Created using 55 giant sand-filled bags placed 225m out to sea, the reef is supposed to enhance waves to improve conditions for surfers. Some however, have criticised the reef, saying it doesn't work properly. However many traders in the area argue that the reef has regenerated the area. New developments have sprung up in the area to support tourism generated by the reef.
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Ryan, however, made it clear during New York's post-selection press conference on Thursday that Coples will stay on the defensive line.
"This young man puts his hand in the dirt and rushes the passer," Ryan said. "He's very athletic for a big man. This guy's 6-foot-6, prototypical pass rush size. This guy can run; he ran in the 4.7s in Indy. It's unusual to get a guy this athletic and he has production... This young man is staying with his hand in the dirt."
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The Philadelphia Eagles' purge of all things Chip Kelly looks as though it may be set to continue.
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Black Market is where players will be able to exchange a new in game currency, the oh-so-imaginatively named Credits, for packs of Burn Cards or special titan Insignia. These credits are earned for in game actions such as: winning or completing a match, earning that first win of the day, completing daily challenges and even by selling off unwanted Burn Cards. The special Insignia for so called "elite units" can only be unlocked via the Black Market.
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Crucially however Respawn has stated that this does not mean the arrival of microtransactions in Titanfall. A system like this being implemented means it isn't that big of a logical leap to thinking microtransactions may be brought in at a later date. I'm hoping Respawn keep their word on this one though and that it remains an isolated system based on actually playing matches rather than using real life funds to gain a slight temporary advantage in-game.
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Get an understated winterwear look with this LSU Tigers Arch Name hoodie. It features a high-quality twill and embroidered applique school name arched across the chest for style that's campus-ready!
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