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Mining is at the heart of Mount Isa – this is one of the top 10 producers of copper, silver, lead and zinc. Our caravan park accommodation at Discovery Parks – Argylla, just over one hour's drive from Cloncurry is a great place to relax after your day of adventures....More info & Bookings
North West Coast
Anywhere you travel, absolute waterfront is priceless – but here in Tasmania it is simply magical. Discovery Parks – Devonport is the perfect base to discover this stunning coastal region. Midway between Launceston and Burnie on Tasmania's North Coast, our holiday park is 30 minutes from Burnie and an hour...More info & Bookings
There are lots of reasons to holiday in Dubbo – 700, in fact! That's the population of Taronga Western Plains Zoo, just two minutes from Discovery Parks - Dubbo (formerly Big4 Dubbo Parklands). Complete with outstanding facilities and a choice of cabin, caravan and camp site accommodation, this holiday park...More info & Bookings
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We know why this is called the Sapphire Coast – this region is a true gem. Three hours from Canberra and set on the magnificent shores of Twofold Bay, your accommodation at Discovery Parks – Eden (formerly Twofold Bay Beach) awaits. Drive down to Sung Cove in the early morning and...More info & Bookings
Emerald Beach
Coffs Harbour
You'll quickly see why Discovery Parks - Emerald Beach is an award-winning holiday park. Beachfront? Check. Family friendly? Check. Australia's most desirable climate? Check. Situated on the North Coast, midway between Sydney and Brisbane and close to stunning Coffs Harbour, this park offers some of the best accommodation facilities around....More info & Bookings
Location, location, location. Discovery Parks – Geelong (formerly Geelong Riverview Tourist Park) is a clear winner in the location stakes. Set alongside the Barwon River, our holiday park is five minutes from the centre of Geelong, 15 minutes from world-class beaches, a short drive from the Great Ocean Road and just...More info & Bookings
South Coast
At the mouth of Crooked River, with the white sands of Seven Mile Beach nearby, sits the lovely seaside town of Gerroa and your next holiday park, Discovery Parks - Gerroa. You'll love the walk across the dramatic Gerroa headland and its commanding view of the NSW South Coast. This...More info & Bookings
Mid-North Coast
Nestled near kilometres of pristine and secluded surf breaks and spectacular beaches sits Discovery Parks - Harrington (formerly Big4 Harrington Holiday Park). Harrington is a perfect coastal getaway and fisherman's paradise all year round. To experience our region's natural beauty, look no further: the Crowdy Bay National Park is right...More info & Bookings
The perfect family holiday accommodation awaits you at Discovery Parks – Hobart. One of Australia's most beautiful cities, Hobart is nestled on the Derwent River with Mount Wellington as an unforgettable backdrop. Stay at our holiday park on a Saturday to experience Salamanca Markets. Discover our convict past at historic...More info & Bookings
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Did you know that Lake Jindabyne is half the size of Sydney Harbour? Discovery Parks - Jindabyne overlooks this gorgeous lake in the NSW Snowy Mountains, a year-round adventure destination. Thirty minutes from your caravan park and you've arrived in the alpine country ski slopes in winter. Summer's the time...More info & Bookings
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Life by the water – there's nothing quite like it. Perched at the edge of Koombana Bay, where long white beaches and sandy bay inlets stretch into the distance, is Discovery Parks – Koombana Bay, the perfect holiday park for your south west coast adventures. It's just a five minute...More info & Bookings
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Albury Wodonga
From military relics to gold rush history and rebellious bushrangers, you'll love the diversity of a holiday at Discovery Parks – Lake Hume (formerly Boathaven Holiday Park). Just over three hours from Melbourne and Canberra, this is a resort-style holiday park by the Lake Hume. Swim, fish or hire a boat...More info & Bookings
Lake Kununurra
East Kimberley
In Western Australia's remote East Kimberley, you'd expect nothing less than a holiday park set on 10 acres of Australian bushland. Discovery Parks – Lake Kununurra is the only park on the edge of the lake, with diverse accommodation from luxury cabin to simple camping site. Lake Kununurra is shared...More info & Bookings
Maidens Inn Moama
Due to flood levels in the lower riverfront section of the park, a number of tourist cabins and sites are currently closed until further notice. This extends to Waterfront Villas, Riverfront Spa Cabins, the 3 BR River View cabin, Dog Friendly tourist sites and our Marina tourist sites. All other...More info & Bookings
There's nothing quite like Melbourne – an unbeatable mix of sport, food, fashion, culture and great coffee! There's no need to stay in the city when Discovery Parks – Melbourne (formerly Ashley Gardens Holiday Village) is just 30 minutes from the CBD. Leave the car behind at your cabin, caravan or...More info & Bookings
Pambula Beach
Sapphire Coast
The beach is so close, you can taste it. Discovery Parks - Pambula Beach boasts absolute beachfront accommodation. Tucked into the northern tip of the rugged Ben Boyd National Park on the NSW Sapphire Coast, our caravan park is on the doorstep of a nature lover's paradise: a national park...More info & Bookings
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Set in the foothills of the Darling Ranges, Discovery Parks – Perth is the perfect accommodation choice for your great western adventure. Step out the door of your cabin or caravan and 25 minutes later, you'll be exploring Perth's spectacular city centre. Relax in the beauty of Kings Park overlooking...More info & Bookings
Perth Vineyards
Swan Valley
Discovery Parks – Perth Vineyards accommodation is in the heartof the Swan Valley wine region and just 25 minutes from Perth CBD.Swan Valley and its surrounds are unique – perfect for a family holidayor a romantic getaway for two. Take the delicious Food and Wine Trail, covering 150 attractions over...More info & Bookings
Pilbara Karratha
Looking for a true Outback experience? Next stop, Discovery Parks – Pilbara, Karratha (formerly Pilbara Holiday Park). Karratha means 'good country' in the language of the local Indigenous community and you'll be awestruck by the raw, natural treasures of the Pilbara in Australia's North West. The massive gorges, crystal clear rock...More info & Bookings
Port Augusta
Spencer Gulf
At the gateway to some of South Australia's most spectacular destinations - the Flinders Ranges, outback and Spencer Gulf - is Port Augusta, just over 300 kilometres from Adelaide. Discovery Parks - Port Augusta (formerly Port Augusta Holiday Park) is the ideal holiday park to plan your great southern adventure. It's...More info & Bookings
Port Hedland
Whether you visit for work or leisure, we guarantee your review of WA's Pilbara region will include the word "unforgettable". Our holiday park is perfectly located for both remote workers and holidaymakers. Discovery Parks – Port Hedland (formerly Cooke Point Holiday Park) is a great base for outdoor adventures, from off-road...More info & Bookings
Limestone Coast
Robe is a South Australian family holiday favourite and we know you'll love it, too. Multi-award winning Discovery Parks - Robe is just an hour from Millicent and four hours from Adelaide. Our holiday park is a great base for exploring the Limestone Coast and the nearby towns of Robe,...More info & Bookings
Welcome to Discovery Parks – Rockhampton on the Tropic of Capricorn in Central Queensland: 10 acres of landscaped gardens, views of majestic Mount Archer and 300 days of sunshine per year. From our holiday park, begin your adventure with a drive to the peak of Mount Archer for spectacular panoramic...More info & Bookings
Great Ocean Road
Your Great Ocean Road adventure wouldn't be complete without a stay at our holiday park in the coastal town of Warrnambool. One hour from the 12 Apostles and 30 minutes from Port Fairy, your accommodation at Discovery Parks - Warrnambool is the ideal base between day trips. Meet the Maremma...More info & Bookings
Woodman Point
Just 13 minutes from the charm and bustle of Fremantle is one of our most popular holiday parks, Discovery Parks – Woodman Point (formerly Woodman Point Holiday Park). Our comfortable accommodation is ideal after a long day exploring the endless delights of 'Freo'. Here's your top five things to do in...More info & Bookings


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Auberge de Forgès - Forges
The Auberge de Forgès is run by a Dutchman and an Englishman. The cooking showcases a range of the specialities of southwest France, but with a personal with influences from Great Britain, the Netherlands, and as far afield as Asia. The pretty, cheerfully decorated rooms are all equipped with full bathroom facilities. Regular theme events are organized, such as Indian evenings or Fish & Chip suppers. The hotel also offers an à la carte menu.
We spent an enjoyable Easter weekend at the Auberge. It is managed by two friendly people Michael and Sytze, who made our time there very enjoyable. Restaurant is very cosy and…
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DiningOnsite venue - This restaurant specializes in French cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. A children's menu is available.
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Pet deposit: EUR 5 per night
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Rollaway beds are available for EUR 10 per night
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Happy 2500 Days: Obama Plans To Campaign As Potential Hurricane Isaac Hits
Over the past few days we've been treated to a constant litany of news that wonders if it is proper for the GOP to hold their convention at all, much less toning it down, as Isaac has been churning in the Gulf of Mexico. This notion ramped up when it looked like Isaac was going to take direct aim at the area hit by Hurricane Katrina, and even more so as Isaac takes aim at New Orleans. But, what of Obama?
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Wednesday, Aug. 29, is also the seventh anniversary of the day that Hurricane Katrina made landfall on the Gulf Coast in 2005.
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I wonder if the media will call out Obama for failing to cancel his fundraisers?
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According to the center, Isaac will have maximum sustained winds of 70 miles per hour with storm surges up to 12 feet.
Does anyone get the feeling that the National Hurricane Center, a part of the NOAA, is really, really, really, really hoping Isaac becomes a hurricane? So far, the wind projects haven't come to fruition. And, if they're predicting sustained 70 mph winds, well, not a hurricane. Also, that the media really, really, really wants Isaac to become a hurricane.
Tomorrow is the anniversary of Katrina. Today is the 2,500th day (not including today) since a major hurricane, category 3 or higher, hit the United States, the longest period on record. In 2005, Hurricane Wilma made landfall in Florida on October 24th. Remember this?
BOSTON – The hurricane that struck Louisiana and Mississippi on Monday was nicknamed Katrina by the National Weather Service. Its real name is global warming.
When the year began with a 2-foot snowfall in Los Angeles, the cause was global warming.
Warmists told us that because of anthropogenic global warming, every hurricane season would be like that big season of 2005. Yet, landfalling hurricane numbers immediately dropped. So they started proclaiming that the number of hurricanes would be down, but they would be stronger. Nope, that didn't work out, either. The last hurricane to hit the US was Ike on September 13, 2008.
Hurricanes, much like other natural disasters, are fascinating to watch, but really bad for the people in the way. Even tropical storms can be really devastating (as we saw with Irene last year, for instance). If fewer tropical systems hitting the United States and causing massive damage and loss of life, well, then AGW rocks! Let's keep it.
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I was reading through some mountain biking forums and they were talking about the paleo diet. Some where indicating that even if you don't follow it strictly 100% of the time, you can still reap 90-95% of the benefits. Is this true and is there any research on this that people can link me to?
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Read Mark's book The Primal Blueprint and also check out Robb Wolf and Whole 9 online. Tons of stuff. You have to work out your own path, as everyone is different. You'll get a thousand different opinions from the forum. Read the books, put the concepts into practice and you'll probably be very pleasantly surprised by your results.
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It's like your job. You gotta be a full timer for 6 months or so to get full benefits. Then you're entitled to a little vacation time once in a while.
I've noticed plenty of benefits from dropping grains and crappy seed oils, which are also main points of a paleo/primal diet. Carbs come from other (perfectly healthy) sources than bread and pasta and limiting those healthy carbs can be negative for some people. Eating more fat isn't always the answer, especially when your body may not be able to absorb it properly.
OP, even the Primal Blueprint advocates an 80/20 approach and details the many benefits of doing so.
There's really no evidence paleo works, only a lot of testimonials and suggestive science. What I mean is you're presented a case of why grains are bad, or why vegetables or meat is good, but you won't find a study comparing paleo to standard American diet, for instance.
Why would someone do that? ConAgra would squash you.
We can't have truth and reason overriding the nutrition of commerce.
I find your lack of bacon disturbing.
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Paleo Diet: 8-25-13 Wt: 185 BF% 27
Primal Diet (Lower Fat/Carb): 9-27, Wt: 176.4
Potato Hack Diet (Rotation): 11-12, Wt: 171.2
Primal Diet (LF/C): 1-23-14, Wt: 159.6
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Modern studies aren't much better than testimonials. Running proper controls and testing bloodwork in the lab on a high number of subjects is expensive. Much easier and cheaper to re-examine previous data (metastudy) or hand out surveys to a few people.
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The 2016 SPAH convention in San Antonio, Texas was yet another unique harmonica experience. Thank you to all the volunteers, performers, seminar presenters, vendors and attendees who contributed to its success. If you have photos and stories to share, please contact the SPAH Board or staff members.
Next year, the 54th annual convention will be held in Tulsa, Oklahoma on Aug. 15-19, 2017.
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» Our paper Time-Sensitive Distributed Systems has been accepted to the 14th International Conference on Formal Modelling and Analysis of Timed Systems (FORMATS16).
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Timed Intruder Models have been proposed for the verification of Cyber-Physical Security Protocols (CPSP) amending the traditional Dolev-Yao intruder to obey the physical restrictions of the environment. Since to learn a message, a Timed Intruder needs to wait for a message to arrive, mounting an attack may depend on where Timed Intruders are. It may well be the case that in the presence of a great number of intruders there is no attack, but there is an attack in the presence of a small number of well placed intruders. Therefore, a major challenge for the automated verification of CPSP is to determine how many Timed Intruders to use and where should they be placed. This paper answers this question by showing it is enough to use the same number of Timed Intruders as the number of participants. We also report on some preliminary experimental results in discovering attacks in CPSP.
In our previous work, we discovered a new attack on Distance Bounding Protocols, called AttackIn-Between-Ticks, showing that an Intruder can gain access to a resource although he is not within the pre-established distance to Verifier. The attack exploits the differences between discrete measurements used by Verifier and the actual distance. We then speculated that the Attack in Between Ticks could be mitigated by using a large number of challenge response rounds.This paper works out the details building the formal machinery to support this idea. We obtain some surprising (non-intuitive)results. We show that in the case where Verifier decides to grant theaccess by the simple majority, the effect of the repeated challenge responserounds can mitigate the attack but only for the specificvalues of the probability of the erroneous decision in one round.Whereas in the case where Verifier decides to grant the accessby the large majority (that is, with gaining a large specifiedlevel of support, for example, Prover responding in time in twothirds of the challenges) the idea of repeated challenge-responserounds works perfectly well for our protocol.
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Simon's `Pictures' Perfect In Souderton
by JOHN FLAUTZ (A free-lance story for The Morning Call)
September 20, 1995
"I Ought to Be in Pictures" is second-layer Neil Simon, a play with a story that might have been made up by a skeptic spoofing Simon's patented anxiety-ridden families whose members exchange bittersweet wisecracks. But the wisecracks themselves bear the master's unmistakeable stamp. When everyone in a play talks like a Neil Simon character, it's an entertaining play even when it's predictable. Put it in the hands of fine performers and it becomes entertainment of a high order. You won't be a better person for having seen Montgomery Theater's "I Ought to Be in Pictures," or even learn much about what it's like to be a screenwriter (the play's theme)
`Brighton Beach Memoirs' Produces Own Mst `Family' ... Backstage
by MYRA YELLIN OUTWATER (A free-lance story for The Morning Call)
July 11, 1997
"Family is always big in the theater," says Main Street Theatre director Bill Mutimer. And in staging Neil Simon's autobiographical play, "Brighton Beach Memoirs," which continues at the Quakertown theater through July 19, Mutimer noted that he and his cast have created an ethnic family of their own. Mutimer's "Brighton Beach" cast has three Italians, a Jew and an Irish-German. "Two of them grew up in New York neighborhoods similar to Simon's," said Mutimer. "Another grew up in a Jewish family."
Randall, Klugman Deserve `Odd Couple' Kudos
by NADINE M. HASENECZ , The Morning Call
June 2, 1994
It was the experience of a lifetime: seeing Tony Randall and Jack Klugman together on stage in the roles they made famous. Randall, as the fastidious Felix Unger, and Klugman, as the sloppy Oscar Madison, exceeded audience expectations Tuesday night in Neil Simon's classic comedy, "The Odd Couple," at the Forrest Theatre. Philadelphia, where Klugman was reared and still has family, is one stop in a seven-city tour to benefit the National Actors Theatre, which Randall founded in 1991.
`Chapter Two' At Pa. Playhouse Is No. 1 In Comic Entertainment
by JOHN FLAUTZ (A free-lance story for The Morning Call)
June 11, 1998
Thomas Jefferson and the other signers of the Declaration of Independence took a solemn oath that they believed all men are endowed with the right to pursue happiness. That was 200 years ago. Now we know that the pursuit of happiness is just another strategy of mental self-deception, something that proves, if you catch yourself doing it, that you need therapy. That's playwright Neil Simon's idea in "Chapter Two," anyway, and while the play doesn't quite prove it, it demonstrates that Simon's wisecracking dialogue, set against that gloomy background of self-mistrust, makes for first-rate comic entertainment at Pennsylvania Playhouse in Bethlehem.
At Moravian, A Quiet, Charming 'Good Doctor' Theater Review
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July 2, 1988
It's tempting to eliminate the middle man and write about "The Good Doctor," the nine-playlet play that the Moravian College Dinner Theatre has chosen as a chaser to a tasty buffet dinner, as "by Anton Chekov, directed by Jack R. Ramsey." The middle man is the nominal author, Neil Simon, but Simon has done little more than put some Chekov plays and stories into English dialog. The tales and their staging are others' work. Simon slyly turns up in self-deprecating throwaway lines and funny exits, and some of his favorite characters appear - shy boys, anxiety-ridden employees, people who turn a simple apology into an apocalyptic orgy of guilt.
Direction Off In 'Plaza Suite' Theater Reviews
by SUSAN CHASE
July 9, 1989
While every regional theater seems to be doing Neil Simon's recent double-B plays (Brighton Beach Memoirs, Biloxi Blues, Broadway Bound), Civic Little Theatre (CLT) in Allentown is reviving one of the early comedies, "Plaza Suite," for its final play of the 1988-89 season. Originally performed by two actors portraying all three couples who spend the night at New York's Plaza Hotel, the play also was made into a movie in which Walter Matthau played opposite three leading ladies. In the CLT production, director Robert Falkenstein has chosen to cast each playlet separately, providing a juicy vehicle for six local actors.
`Proposals' A Farewell Gift From Director Sanders
by MYRA YELLIN OUTWATER, (A free-lance story for The Morning Call)
June 6, 2000
Just about everything is right with `Proposals,` Neil Simon's nostalgic romantic comedy now playing at the Civic Theatre. First there is a brilliant cast led by New York actress Nicole Hill that includes Civic regulars Barry Glassman and Pat Birnbaum, area veteran Jay Lowman and newcomers Troy Brokenshire and Courtney Anne Hudock. Then there is Jeramy Boik's nostalgic and evocative stage set. Holding it all together is Bill Sanders' tight and expert direction. The play begins to cast its spell from the moment when Hill, as Clemma, the wise and wisecracking housekeeper in a tour-de-force performance, walks on stage.
Chekhov And Simon Make An Odd Couple In `The Good Doctor'
by JOHN FLAUTZ
July 14, 1990
Anton Chekhov and Neil Simon are an odd couple, although Simon doesn't think so or he wouldn't have written "The Good Doctor," an evening of dramatized Chekhov stories now on show at Allentown College. Both authors find comedy in pain -- in the embarrassment of accidentally inflicting pain, the gyrations of anticipated pain, the perpetual agony of the thin-skinned. But Chekhov's comedy is Russian and weightless, a soap bubble in a samovar. Simon's is Coney Island -- loud and maybe overflavored for some tastes, but you can't get it anywhere else.
Wit Masks Crude Truth In Tribute To Legend, `Your Show Of Shows'
by JOHN FLAUTZ (A free-lance story for The Morning Call)
May 5, 1997
In William Shakespeare's early comedies the witty banter of his grandees is too clever -- "kings talking like kings never had sense enough to talk." Entertaining as it is, it's too much better than reality. Neil Simon's "Laughter on the 23rd Floor" suffers from a contrary contrast. Entertaining as it is, it convinces you the reality must have been better. Simon, recreating the atmosphere and personalities that produced scripts for TV's great live comedy, "Your Show of Shows," has written a wonderfully funny play and a gracious tribute to old friends, but the play's strongest impression is of vanished glory.
Playhouse Gives 'Brighton Beach' A Cheery Send-off Theater Review
by JOHN FLAUTZ, The Morning Call
May 21, 1988
Neil Simon's comedies are so adaptable to small theaters and so consistently appealing to audiences that after seeing any one of them a few dozen times a reviewer begins to look for reasons why it isn't good. Surely any work so easy to like must be fundamentally cheap, weak, and tricky, mustn't it? Having seen "Brighton Beach Memoirs" yet again at Playhouse By the River, and having enjoyed it every bit as much as the first time, I have to say the jury is still out. There's commercial slickness in Simon's 1930's family soap opera, where Mom nags and worries and Pop works himself nearly to death, all for the benefit of those wonderful kids who in their turn must wrestle with hormones and responsibility.
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Owner Craig Leipold is hoping for another new asset soon: a new practice facility.
ST. PAUL, Minn. —
Minnesota Wild owner Craig Leipold unveiled his shiny new, expensive purchases on Monday, introducing big free-agent signings Zach Parise and Ryan Suter to the team's excited fan base and is hoping for another new addition.
Leipold's hoping for another big addition to the organization soon—a new practice facility across the street from the Xcel Energy Center.
At Monday's introductory press conference for Parise and Suter — the two prized free agents who signed matching 13-year, $98 million deals — Leipold made his pitch for a practice facility, with a special request to St. Paul Mayor Chris Coleman.
Highlighting a hopefully bright future for his organization, Leipold made his plea to Coleman, who was in attendance.
"I love our future and I can clearly see a respected franchise, a Winter Classic, the playoffs, more playoffs, deeper playoffs, and a practice facility across the street. How about that Mayor Coleman?," Leipold said in his opening statement of Monday's press conference to big applause from the fans and team staff in attendance.
The Wild have sought a new practice facility for several years. In 2009, the legislature had passed funding for a new facility, but the measure was vetoed by Governor Tim Pawlenty. Currently the Wild travel by a bus to St. Thomas more than a dozen times a season for practices.
Leipold's plan would have a new facility built across the street from the Northern end of the Xcel Energy Center, between the arena and an existing parking ramp where there is an open lot.
Parise and Suter each expressed concern, according to Leipold, about having to for practices after talking with players around the league about the pros and cons of playing for the Wild.
"Their agents came to us," Leipold said. "They wanted to know. They had heard that sometimes we've got to go downstairs, the players have to put their equipment, they take their skates and sticks, they get on the bus and they drive over to St. Thomas to practice. They wanted to know how often that happened because they're concerned about it."
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Leipold spent $196 million dollars to bring bring Parise and Suter to Minnesota. Now his focus is on reviving the practice facility discussions. Pawlenty vetoed a bill in 2009 that called for a 4,000-seat, single-seat facility that would have been paid for as part of a $32 million loan and Coleman was a supporter of the bill.
The Wild could be acting on renewed enthusiasm for a team that has missed the playoffs four straight seasons. Leipold said almost 2,000 new season tickets have been sold since Parise and Suter signed on July 4 and the replica jerseys with Parise's No. 11 and Suter's No. 20 have been selling well.
"We knew there would be a great reaction. We just didn't know it would be this size," Leipold said.
Add it all up and there have been big changes with the Wild.
"Free agents of Zach and Ryan's caliber are often attracted to the major markets where there is more attention, brighter spotlights and, frankly, more money," Leipold said. "These two chose Minnesota over those things, and in doing so, transformed our franchise. We've all walked a little taller since July 4."
Now the owner is hoping his team can walk across the street to practice.
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2016, Volume 41, Issue 5
- 463-480 Identification of Principal Causal Effects Using Additional Outcomes in Concentration Graphs
by Fabrizia Mealli & Barbara Pacini & Elena Stanghellini
- 481-520 Construct Meaning in Multilevel Settings
by Laura M. Stapleton & Ji Seung Yang & Gregory R. Hancock
- 521-549 Person Fit Analysis in Computerized Adaptive Testing Using Tests for a Change Point
by Sandip Sinharay
- 550-553 A Review of Handbook of Intraindividual Variability Across the Life Span
by Kevin J. Grimm
- 554-556 A Review of Handbook of Missing Data Methodology
by Craig K. Enders
2016, Volume 41, Issue 4
- 359-391 Estimation of Indirect Effects in the Presence of Unmeasured Confounding for the Mediator–Outcome Relationship in a Multilevel 2-1-1 Mediation Model
by Wouter Talloen & Beatrijs Moerkerke & Tom Loeys & Jessie De Naeghel & Hilde Van Keer & Stijn Vansteelandt
- 392-419 On the Hedges Correction for a t-Test
by Nathan M. VanHoudnos & Joel B. Greenhouse
- 420-442 Decision Theory Applied to Selecting the Winners, Ranking, and Classification
by Nicholas Tibor Longford
2016, Volume 41, Issue 3
- 239-268 Response Styles in Rating Scales
by Gerhard Tutz & Moritz Berger
- 269-299 The Validity and Precision of the Comparative Interrupted Time-Series Design
by Travis St.Clair & Kelly Hallberg & Thomas D. Cook
- 300-325 Grade of Membership Response Time Model for Detecting Guessing Behaviors
by Artur Pokropek
- 326-348 Propensity Score Analysis in R
by Bryan Keller & Elizabeth Tipton
2016, Volume 41, Issue 2
- 123-145 Posterior Predictive Checks for Conditional Independence Between Response Time and Accuracy
by Maria Bolsinova & Jesper Tijmstra
- 146-179 Causal Latent Markov Model for the Comparison of Multiple Treatments in Observational Longitudinal Studies
by Francesco Bartolucci & Fulvia Pennoni & Giorgio Vittadini
- 180-204 Power to Detect Intervention Effects on Ensembles of Social Networks
by Tracy M. Sweet & Brian W. Junker
- 205-225 A Survey of Popular R Packages for Cluster Analysis
by Abby Flynt & Nema Dean
2016, Volume 41, Issue 1
- 3-26 An Application of M2 Statistic to Evaluate the Fit of Cognitive Diagnostic Models
by Yanlou Liu & Wei Tian & Tao Xin
- 27-56 Using Data-Dependent Priors to Mitigate Small Sample Bias in Latent Growth Models
by Daniel M. McNeish
- 57-80 On Matrix Sampling and Imputation of Context Questionnaires With Implications for the Generation of Plausible Values in Large-Scale Assessments
by David Kaplan & Dan Su
2015, Volume 40, Issue 6
- 547-578 IRT Item Parameter Recovery With Marginal Maximum Likelihood Estimation Using Loglinear Smoothing Models
by Jodi M. Casabianca & Charles Lewis
- 579-603 Factor Rotation and Standard Errors in Exploratory Factor Analysis
by Guangjian Zhang & Kristopher J. Preacher
- 604-634 Small-Sample Adjustments for Tests of Moderators and Model Fit Using Robust Variance Estimation in Meta-Regression
by Elizabeth Tipton & James E. Pustejovsky
- 635-664 Incorporating Covariates Into Stochastic Blockmodels
by Tracy M. Sweet
2015, Volume 40, Issue 5
- 435-453 On the Optimality of Answer-Copying Indices
by Mauricio Romero & Ã lvaro Riascos & Diego Jara
- 454-476 Bayesian Estimation of the DINA Model With Gibbs Sampling
by Steven Andrew Culpepper
- 477-510 A Multilevel CFA-MTMM Model for Nested Structurally Different Methods
by Tobias Koch & Martin Schultze & Jeremy Burrus & Richard D. Roberts & Michael Eid
- 511-528 The Asymptotic Distribution of Ability Estimates
by Sandip Sinharay
- 530-543 Stan
by Andrew Gelman & Daniel Lee & Jiqiang Guo
2015, Volume 40, Issue 4
- 343-365 Assessment of Person Fit for Mixed-Format Tests
by Sandip Sinharay
- 366-376 Interval Estimation of Standardized Mean Differences in Paired-Samples Designs
by Douglas G. Bonett
- 377-401 An Aggregate IRT Procedure for Exploratory Factor Analysis
by Gregory Camilli & Jean-Paul Fox
- 402-423 Visualizing Confidence Bands for Semiparametrically Estimated Nonlinear Relations Among Latent Variables
by Jolynn Pek & R. Philip Chalmers & Bethany E. Kok & Diane Losardo
2015, Volume 40, Issue 3
- 227-253 Equating Without an Anchor for Nonequivalent Groups of Examinees
by Nicholas T. Longford
- 254-273 Pseudo-Equivalent Groups and Linking
by Shelby J. Haberman
- 274-306 Modeling Information Accumulation in Psychological Tests Using Item Response Times
by Jochen Ranger & Jörg-Tobias Kuhn
- 307-340 Ratio-of-Mediator-Probability Weighting for Causal Mediation Analysis in the Presence of Treatment-by-Mediator Interaction
by Guanglei Hong & Jonah Deutsch & Heather D. Hill
2015, Volume 40, Issue 2
- 111-135 Detection of Differential Item Functioning Using the Lasso Approach
by David Magis & Francis Tuerlinckx & Paul De Boeck
- 136-157 Weakly Informative Prior for Point Estimation of Covariance Matrices in Hierarchical Models
by Yeojin Chung & Andrew Gelman & Sophia Rabe-Hesketh & Jingchen Liu & Vincent Dorie
- 158-189 Practical Issues in Estimating Achievement Gaps From Coarsened Data
by Sean F. Reardon & Andrew D. Ho
- 190-222 An Evaluation of Empirical Bayes's Estimation of Value-Added Teacher Performance Measures
by Cassandra M. Guarino & Michelle Maxfield & Mark D. Reckase & Paul N. Thompson & Jeffrey M. Wooldridge
2015, Volume 40, Issue 1
- 5-34 A Quasi-Parametric Method for Fitting Flexible Item Response Functions
by Longjuan Liang & Michael W. Browne
- 35-68 Practical Differences Among Aggregate-Level Conditional Status Metrics
by Katherine E. Castellano & Andrew D. Ho
- 69-95 Multiple Imputation of Multilevel Missing Data—Rigor Versus Simplicity
by Jörg Drechsler
- 96-105 A Note on the Equivalence Between Observed and Expected Information Functions With Polytomous IRT Models
by David Magis
2014, Volume 39, Issue 6
- 426-451 Testing for Aberrant Behavior in Response Time Modeling
by Sukaesi Marianti & Jean-Paul Fox & Marianna Avetisyan & Bernard P. Veldkamp & Jesper Tijmstra
- 452-477 Improving Measurement Precision of Hierarchical Latent Traits Using Adaptive Testing
by Chun Wang
- 478-501 How Generalizable Is Your Experiment? An Index for Comparing Experimental Samples and Populations
by Elizabeth Tipton
- 502-523 Student, School, and Country Differences in Sustained Test-Taking Effort in the 2009 PISA Reading Assessment
by Dries Debeer & Janine Buchholz & Johannes Hartig & Rianne Janssen
- 524-549 Handling Correlations Between Covariates and Random Slopes in Multilevel Models
by Michael David Bates & Katherine E. Castellano & Sophia Rabe-Hesketh & Anders Skrondal
- 550-582 Estimation of Contextual Effects Through Nonlinear Multilevel Latent Variable Modeling With a Metropolis–Hastings Robbins–Monro Algorithm
by Ji Seung Yang & Li Cai
- 583-611 Contributions to the Underlying Bivariate Normal Method for Factor Analyzing Ordinal Data
by Nuo Xi & Michael W. Browne
- 612-636 A Two-Stage Propensity Score Matching Strategy for Treatment Effect Estimation in a Multisite Observational Study
by Jordan H. Rickles & Michael Seltzer
2014, Volume 39, Issue 5
- 307-332 Modeling Heterogeneous Variance–Covariance Components in Two-Level Models
by George Leckie & Robert French & Chris Charlton & William Browne
- 333-367 Composition, Context, and Endogeneity in School and Teacher Comparisons
by Katherine E. Castellano & Sophia Rabe-Hesketh & Anders Skrondal
- 368-393 Design-Comparable Effect Sizes in Multiple Baseline Designs
by James E. Pustejovsky & Larry V. Hedges & William R. Shadish
- 394-422 Multilevel Factor Analysis by Model Segregation
by Jonathan Schweig
2014, Volume 39, Issue 4
- 235-256 A Third-Order Item Response Theory Model for Modeling the Effects of Domains and Subdomains in Large-Scale Educational Assessment Surveys
by Frank Rijmen & Minjeong Jeon & Matthias von Davier & Sophia Rabe-Hesketh
- 257-281 Conditional Optimal Design in Three- and Four-Level Experiments
by Larry V. Hedges & Michael Borenstein
- 282-302 Standardized Mean Differences in Two-Level Cross-Classified Random Effects Models
by Mark H. C. Lai & Oi-Man Kwok
2014, Volume 39, Issue 3
- 167-179 Confidence Intervals for Assessing Heterogeneity in Generalized Linear Mixed Models
by Amy E. Wagler
- 180-202 Measuring Student Ability, Classifying Schools, and Detecting Item Bias at School Level, Based on Student-Level Dichotomous Items
by Margot Bennink & Marcel A. Croon & Jos Keuning & Jeroen K. Vermunt
- 203-230 The Sequential Probability Ratio Test and Binary Item Response Models
by Steven W. Nydick
2014, Volume 39, Issue 2
- 91-116 Determining Sample Sizes for Precise Contrast Analysis With Heterogeneous Variances
by Show-Li Jan & Gwowen Shieh
- 117-143 A State Space Modeling Approach to Mediation Analysis
by Fei Gu & Kristopher J. Preacher & Emilio Ferrer
- 144-163 Measuring an Effect Size From Dichotomized Data
by Valentin Rousson
2014, Volume 39, Issue 1
- 3-21 Screening Test Items for Differential Item Functioning
by Nicholas T. Longford
- 22-52 Correcting for Test Score Measurement Error in ANCOVA Models for Estimating Treatment Effects
by J. R. Lockwood & Daniel F. McCaffrey
- 53-86 Bias and Bias Correction in Multisite Instrumental Variables Analysis of Heterogeneous Mediator Effects
by Sean F. Reardon & Fatih Unlu & Pei Zhu & Howard S. Bloom
2013, Volume 38, Issue 6
- 551-576 The Gains From Vertical Scaling
by Derek C. Briggs & Ben Domingue
- 577-603 A Correlated Random Effects Model for Nonignorable Missing Data in Value-Added Assessment of Teacher Effects
by Andrew T. Karl & Yan Yang & Sharon L. Lohr
- 604-628 Spatial Double Generalized Beta Regression Models
by Edilberto Cepeda-Cuervo & Vicente Núñez-Antón
- 629-663 Measuring Test Measurement Error
by Donald Boyd & Hamilton Lankford & Susanna Loeb & James Wyckoff
- 664-665 Acknowledgments
by N/A
2013, Volume 38, Issue 5
- 443-469 Alternatives for Mixed-Effects Meta-Regression Models in the Reliability Generalization Approach
by José Antonio López-López & Juan Botella & Julio Sánchez-Meca & Fulgencio MarÃn-MartÃnez
- 470-498 A Statistical Model for Misreported Binary Outcomes in Clustered RCTs of Education Interventions
by Peter Z. Schochet
- 499-521 Nonparametric Bayesian Multiple Imputation for Incomplete Categorical Variables in Large-Scale Assessment Surveys
by Yajuan Si & Jerome P. Reiter
- 522-547 A Two-Decision Model for Responses to Likert-Type Items
by Anne Thissen-Roe & David Thissen
2013, Volume 38, Issue 4
- 323-354 Student Mobility, Dosage, and Principal Stratification in School-Based RCTs
by Peter Z. Schochet
- 355-380 Covariate Adjustment Strategy Increases Power in the Randomized Controlled Trial With Discrete-Time Survival Endpoints
by Maryam Safarkhani & Mirjam Moerbeek
- 381-417 A Semiparametric Model for Jointly Analyzing Response Times and Accuracy in Computerized Testing
by Chun Wang & Zhewen Fan & Hua-Hua Chang & Jeffrey A. Douglas
- 418-438 Speededness and Adaptive Testing
by Wim J. van der Linden & Xinhui Xiong
2013, Volume 38, Issue 3
- 219-238 Estimators for Clustered Education RCTs Using the Neyman Model for Causal Inference
by Peter Z. Schochet
- 239-266 Improving Generalizations From Experiments Using Propensity Score Subclassification
by Elizabeth Tipton
- 267-294 Latent Partially Ordered Classification Models and Normal Mixtures
by Curtis Tatsuoka & Ferenc Varadi & Judith Jaeger
- 295-318 Hierarchical Network Models for Education Research
by Tracy M. Sweet & Andrew C. Thomas & Brian W. Junker
2013, Volume 38, Issue 2
- 107-141 Analyzing Regression-Discontinuity Designs With Multiple Assignment Variables
by Vivian C. Wong & Peter M. Steiner & Thomas D. Cook
- 142-171 What Are Error Rates for Classifying Teacher and School Performance Using Value-Added Models?
by Peter Z. Schochet & Hanley S. Chiang
- 172-189 Comparing Regression Coefficients Between Nested Linear Models for Clustered Data With Generalized Estimating Equations
by Jun Yan & Robert H. Aseltine Jr. & Ofer Harel
- 190-215 Contrasting OLS and Quantile Regression Approaches to Student "Growth†Percentiles
by Katherine Elizabeth Castellano & Andrew Dean Ho
2013, Volume 38, Issue 1
- 3-31 Determining Predictor Importance in Hierarchical Linear Models Using Dominance Analysis
by Wen Luo & Razia Azen
- 32-60 Modeling Differential Item Functioning Using a Generalization of the Multiple-Group Bifactor Model
by Minjeong Jeon & Frank Rijmen & Sophia Rabe-Hesketh
- 61-80 Analyzing Response Times in Tests With Rank Correlation Approaches
by Jochen Ranger & Jörg-Tobias Kuhn
- 81-101 The Analysis of Likert Scales Using State Multipoles
by James Camparo & Lorinda B. Camparo
2012, Volume 37, Issue 6
- 675-702 Alternative Multiple Imputation Inference for Mean and Covariance Structure Modeling
by Taehun Lee & Li Cai
- 703-736 Modeling Achievement Trajectories When Attrition Is Informative
by Betsy J. Feldman & Sophia Rabe-Hesketh
- 737-757 The Impact of Variability of Item Parameter Estimators on Test Information Function
by Jinming Zhang
- 758-766 The Use of the lz and lz* Person-Fit Statistics and Problems Derived From Model Misspecification
by Rob R. Meijer & Jorge N. Tendeiro
2012, Volume 37, Issue 5
- 579-600 Estimating a Meaningful Point of Change
by Jens Klotsche & Andrew T. Gloster
- 601-629 Improving Mantel–Haenszel DIF Estimation Through Bayesian Updating
by Rebecca Zwick & Lei Ye & Steven Isham
- 630-654 Power Analysis for Trials With Discrete-Time Survival Endpoints
by Katarzyna Jóźwiak & Mirjam Moerbeek
- 655-670 Utilizing Response Time Distributions for Item Selection in CAT
by Zhewen Fan & Chun Wang & Hua-Hua Chang & Jeffrey Douglas
2012, Volume 37, Issue 4
- 479-488 Adjusted Wald Confidence Interval for a Difference of Binomial Proportions Based on Paired Data
by Douglas G. Bonett & Robert M. Price
- 489-517 Estimating Achievement Gaps From Test Scores Reported in Ordinal "Proficiency†Categories
by Andrew D. Ho & Sean F. Reardon
- 518-542 Profile-Likelihood Approach for Estimating Generalized Linear Mixed Models With Factor Structures
by Minjeong Jeon & Sophia Rabe-Hesketh
- 543-574 Do Black Children Benefit More From Small Classes? Multivariate Instrumental Variable Estimators With Ignorable Missing Data
by Yongyun Shin
2012, Volume 37, Issue 3
- 367-386 Residuals and the Residual-Based Statistic for Testing Goodness of Fit of Structural Equation Models
by Njål Foldnes & Tron Foss & Ulf Henning Olsson
- 387-416 Real and Artificial Differential Item Functioning
by David Andrich & Curt Hagquist
- 417-442 Using a Theorem by Andersen and the Dichotomous Rasch Model to Assess the Presence of Random Guessing in Multiple Choice Items
by David Andrich & Ida Marais & Stephen Humphry
- 443-474 Identification of Average Treatment Effects in Social Experiments Under Alternative Forms of Attrition
by Martin Huber
2012, Volume 37, Issue 2
- 203-230 Bayesian Analysis of Multilevel Probit Models for Data With Friendship Dependencies
by Johan Koskinen & Sten-Ã…ke Stenberg
- 231-255 The Generalized Multilevel Facets Model for Longitudinal Data
by Lai-Fa Hung & Wen-Chung Wang
- 256-277 Multidimensional Assessment of Value Added by Teachers to Real-World Outcomes
by Jennifer Broatch & Sharon Lohr
- 278-297 An Effect Size for Regression Predictors in Meta-Analysis
by Ariel M. Aloe & Betsy Jane Becker
- 298-315 Item-Weighted Likelihood Method for Ability Estimation in Tests Composed of Both Dichotomous and Polytomous Items
by Jian Tao & Ning-Zhong Shi & Hua-Hua Chang
- 316-338 Redshirting, Compulsory Schooling Laws, and Educational Attainment
by Dionissi Aliprantis
- 339-364 A General Multivariate Latent Growth Model With Applications to Student Achievement
by Silvia Bianconcini & Silvia Cagnone
2012, Volume 37, Issue 1
- 3-30 Multilevel Modeling of Social Segregation
by George Leckie & Rebecca Pillinger & Kelvyn Jones & Harvey Goldstein
- 31-56 The Consequences of Ignoring Individuals' Mobility in Multilevel Growth Models
by Wen Luo & Oi-man Kwok
- 57-81 A Didactic Presentation of Snijders's lz* Index of Person Fit With Emphasis on Response Model Selection and Ability Estimation
by David Magis & Gilles Raîche & Sébastien Béland
- 82-113 Mixed and Mixture Regression Models for Continuous Bounded Responses Using the Beta Distribution
by Jay Verkuilen & Michael Smithson
- 114-136 Simultaneous One-Sided Tests With Application to Education Evaluation Systems
by Bing Han & Siddhartha R. Dalal & Daniel F. McCaffrey
- 137-156 Robust Means Modeling
by Weihua Fan & Gregory R. Hancock
- 157-179 A Revision of School Effectiveness Analysis
by Nicholas T. Longford
- 180-199 Modeling Answer Changes on Test Items
by Wim J. van der Linden & Minjeong Jeon
2011, Volume 36, Issue 6
- 699-719 Solutions for Determining the Significance Region Using the Johnson-Neyman Type Procedure in Generalized Linear (Mixed) Models
by Ann A. Lazar & Gary O. Zerbe
- 720-735 Robust Estimation of Latent Ability in Item Response Models
by Christof Schuster & Ke-Hai Yuan
- 736-754 Multimodal Likelihoods in Educational Assessment
by Werner Wothke & George Burket & Li-Sue Chen & Furong Gao & Lianghua Shu & Mike Chia
- 755-778 Nonparametric Item Response Curve Estimation With Correction for Measurement Error
by Hongwen Guo & Sandip Sinharay
- 779-803 Standard Errors of Equating Differences
by Tim Moses & Wenmin Zhang
- 804-831 Beta Regression Finite Mixture Models of Polarization and Priming
by Michael Smithson & Edgar C. Merkle & Jay Verkuilen
- 832-834 Book Review: A Comparative Review of Four Structural Equation Modeling Books
by Jay Verkuilen
- 835-836 Acknowledgments
by N/A
2011, Volume 36, Issue 5
2011, Volume 36, Issue 4
- 415-440 Sensitivity Analysis and Bounding of Causal Effects With Alternative Identifying Assumptions
by Booil Jo & Amiram D. Vinokur
- 441-471 Do Typical RCTs of Education Interventions Have Sufficient Statistical Power for Linking Impacts on Teacher Practice and Student Achievement Outcomes?
by Peter Z. Schochet
- 472-490 The Design of Cluster Randomized Crossover Trials
by Charlotte Rietbergen & Mirjam Moerbeek
- 491-522 Assessment of School Performance Through a Multilevel Latent Markov Rasch Model
by Francesco Bartolucci & Fulvia Pennoni & Giorgio Vittadini
- 523-549 A Comparison of Maximum Likelihood and Bayesian Estimation for Polychoric Correlation Using Monte Carlo Simulation
by Jaehwa Choi & Sunhee Kim & Jinsong Chen & Sharon Dannels
- 550-552 A Review of Bayesian Item Response Modeling: Theory and Applications
by Prathiba Natesan
2011, Volume 36, Issue 3
- 283-306 Covariate Measurement Error Adjustment for Multilevel Models With Application to Educational Data
by Michela Battauz & Ruggero Bellio & Enrico Gori
- 307-345 Estimation and Identification of the Complier Average Causal Effect Parameter in Education RCTs
by Peter Z. Schochet & Hanley S. Chiang
- 346-380 Effect Sizes in Three-Level Cluster-Randomized Experiments
by Larry V. Hedges
- 381-402 Estimating Critical Values for Strength of Alignment Among Curriculum, Assessments, and Instruction
by Gavin W. Fulmer
- 403-412 Profiles in Research: An Interview With Karl Gustav Jöreskog
by Karl Gustav Jöreskog
2011, Volume 36, Issue 1
- 6-32 Performance of Random Effects Model Estimators Under Complex Sampling Designs
by Yue Jia & Lynne Stokes & Ian Harris & Yan Wang
2010, Volume 35, Issue 6
- 611-628 Likelihood Ratio Tests for Special Rasch Models
by David J. Hessen
- 629-670 Measuring the Strength of Teachers' Unions
by Katharine O. Strunk & Sean F. Reardon
- 671-692 IRT–ZIP Modeling for Multivariate Zero-Inflated Count Data
by Lijuan Wang
- 693-713 Bayesian Estimation of the Logistic Positive Exponent IRT Model
by Heleno Bolfarine & Jorge Luis Bazan
- 714-725 Sample Size for Confidence Interval of Covariate-Adjusted Mean Difference
by Xiaofeng Steven Liu
- 726-743 A Comparison of Strategies for Estimating Conditional DIF
by Tim Moses & Jing Miao & Neil J. Dorans
- 744-761 Prevalence and Magnitude of Paradoxical Results in Multidimensional Item Response Theory
by Matthew D. Finkelman & Giles Hooker & Zhen Wang
- 762-773 Confidence Intervals for True Scores Using the Skew-Normal Distribution
by Miguel A. GarcÃa-Pérez
2010, Volume 35, Issue 5
- 499-531 Marginal Mean Weighting Through Stratification: Adjustment for Selection Bias in Multilevel Data
by Guanglei Hong
- 532-565 Multilevel Growth Mixture Models for Classifying Groups
by Gregory J. Palardy & Jeroen K. Vermunt
- 566-585 The Robustness of Designs for Trials With Nested Data Against Incorrect Initial Intracluster Correlation Coefficient Estimates
by Elly J. H. Korendijk & Mirjam Moerbeek & Cora J. M. Maas
- 586-602 The Application of the Cumulative Logistic Regression Model to Automated Essay Scoring
by Shelby J. Haberman & Sandip Sinharay
- 603-604 A Review of Analysis of Ordinal Categorical Data, Second Edition
by Jay Verkuilen
2010, Volume 35, Issue 4
- 379-406 The Late Pretest Problem in Randomized Control Trials of Education Interventions
by Peter Z. Schochet
- 422-452 Modeling Polytomous Item Responses Using Simultaneously Estimated Multinomial Logistic Regression Models
by Carolyn J. Anderson & Jay Verkuilen & Buddy L. Peyton
2010, Volume 35, Issue 2
- 154-173 A Modified General Location Model for Noncompliance With Missing Data
by Hui Jin & John Barnard & Donald B. Rubin
- 174-193 Stochastic Approximation Methods for Latent Regression Item Response Models
by Matthias von Davier & Sandip Sinharay
- 194-214 A Bayesian Approach to Ranking and Rater Evaluation
by Jing Cao & S. Lynne Stokes & Song Zhang
2006, Volume 31, Issue 4
- 357-375 Modeling Heterogeneity of Latent Growth Depending on Initial Status
by Andreas G. Klein & Bengt O. Muthén
- 377-411 Estimation of the Correlation Coefficient Based on Selected Data
by Gösta Hägglund & Rolf Larsson
- 413-430 Population-Sample Regression in the Estimation of Population Proportions
by R. A. Weitzman
- 431-435 Double P-P Plots for Comparing Differences Between Two Groups
by Samuel A. Livingston
- 437-448 Computational Tools for Probing Interactions in Multiple Linear Regression, Multilevel Modeling, and Latent Curve Analysis
by Kristopher J. Preacher & Patrick J. Curran & Daniel J. Bauer
- 449-468 Profiles in Research
by Ingram Olkin
1999, Volume 24, Issue 4
- 323-341 Application of a Method of Estimating DIF for Polytomous Test Items
by Gregory Camilli & Peter Congdon
- 342-366 Applications and Extensions of MCMC in IRT: Multiple Item Types, Missing Data, and Rated Responses
by Richard J. Patz & Brian W. Junker
- 367-383 Methods for the Analysis of Pair-Matched Binary Data from School-based Intervention Studies
by Roger D. Vaughan & Melissa D. Begg
- 384-397 Estimation of Unattenuated Factor Loadings
by Todd S. Woodward & Michael A. Hunter
- 398-412 Multidimensional Adaptive Testing with a Minimum Error-Variance Criterion
by Wim J. van der Linden
- 413-438 Synthesizing Results from the Trial State Assessment
by Stephen W. Raudenbush & Randall P. Fotiu & Yuk Fai Cheong
1999, Volume 24, Issue 2
- 109-131 Multivariate Tests for Correlated Data in Completely Randomized Designs
by Paul W. Mielke Jr. & Kenneth J. Berry
- 132-145 A Note on Testing for Multivariate Effect Sizes
by Neil H. Timm
- 146-178 A Straightforward Approach to Markov Chain Monte Carlo Methods for Item Response Models
by Richard J. Patz & Brian W. Junker
- 179-207 Discrete-Time Discrete-State Latent Markov Models with Time-Constant and Time-Varying Covariates
by Jeroen K. Vermunt & Rolf Langeheine & Ulf Bockenholt
- 208-223 Approximations of Normal IRT Models for Change
by E.S. Tan & A.W. Ambergen & R.J.M.M. Does & Tj. Imbos
- 224-224 Erratum
by N/A
1999, Volume 24, Issue 1
- 1-20 On Added Information for ML Factor Analysis with Mean and Covariance Structures
by Yiu-Fai Yung & Peter M. Bentler
- 21-24 ML Estimation of Mean and Covariance Structures with Missing Data Using Complete Data Routines
by Mortaza Jamshidian & Peter M. Bentler
- 42-69 Controlling Error in Multiple Comparisons, with Examples from State-to-State Differences in Educational Achievement
by Valerie S. L. Williams & Lyle V. Jones & John W. Tukey
- 70-93 Sample Size Estimation for Longitudinal Designs with Attrition: Comparing Time-Related Contrasts Between Two Groups
by Donald Hedeker & Robert D. Gibbons & Christine Waternaux
- 95-100 Book Review: Observational Studies P. Rosenbaum New York: Springer-Verlag, 1995
by Richard A. Berk
- 101-107 Book Review: Functional Data Analysis J.O. Ramsay and B. W. Silverman New York: Springer, 1997
by Eiji Muraki


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Copy Editing
Copy editing will check your manuscript for language, grammar, and spelling. It is assumed your manuscript has been through both a developmental and line edit as there is minimal interference with the written word at this stage.
I do not engage in copy editing as my strength lies in developmental and line editing. For copy-editing, I would recommend:
Steve Frost (Editing Services Ltd)
I am of the opinion that if I have been involved in the latter stages of editing, that an alternate set of eyes should proofread the manuscript.
Raymond Clarke is a published independent author and one of a handful of proofreaders I would trust with my own manuscript. He will examine your manuscript for grammar, spelling, punctuation, word order and similar problems. His testimonials can be found here.
If you have a story in mind, but no time to write it, or would prefer not to, then ghostwriting may be the appropiate option. I do not engage in ghostwriting myself, but can recommend:
Formatting for print and e-book
If you require low-cost assistance with formatting for print or e-book then I would recommend Raymond Clarke.


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By Ryan Duff
Will a run in with the evil but sexy Queen Queef put a strain on our heros relationship? Yes. Yes it will
Published October 02, 2009 703 views More Info »
Ryan Duff
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Additional Credits:
Ryan Duff John Greco Jen Smith
Ryan Duff John Greco Jen Smith
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Published: October 02, 2009
Categories: Animation


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When you stay at Merrils Beach Resort II – All Inclusive in Negril, you'll be on the beach and convenient to Times Square Mall and Kool Runnings Water Park. This all-inclusive resort is within close proximity of Throne Room and Booby Cay.
Make yourself at home in one of the 38 air-conditioned guestrooms. Rooms have private furnished balconies or patios. Cable television is provided for your entertainment. Bathrooms have shower/tub combinations and hair dryers.
Pamper yourself with onsite massages and facials. This resort also features complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and gift shops/newsstands.
This resort is all inclusive. Rates include meals and beverages at onsite dining establishments. Charges may be applied for dining at some restaurants, special dinners and dishes, some beverages, and other amenities.
Enjoy a satisfying meal at a restaurant serving guests of Merrils Beach Resort II – All Inclusive. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, multilingual staff, and luggage storage. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available 24 hours), and free self parking is available onsite.


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