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100th Marie Curie COFUND grant awarded to Croatia
Androulla Vassiliou, the European Commissioner for Education, Culture, Multilingualism and Youth, will participate in an event in Brussels on 12 December with Željko Jovanović, Croatian Minister of Science, Education and Sports, to mark the 100th Marie Curie 'COFUND' grant, which has been awarded to a research fellowship programme managed by the Ministry in Zagreb.
Under the COFUND scheme, the Commission tops up regional, national and international programmes for research training by up to 40% of the total funding. The €2.8 million grant awarded to the Croatian Ministry will support 117 fellowships over the next five years. COFUND was launched in 2007 and will be extended under Horizon 2020, the Commission's new research and innovation programme for 2014-2020.
"Alongside our traditional Marie Curie grants, the COFUND action has enabled us to extend the reach of our support for research excellence and career mobility," said Commissioner Vassiliou ahead of the event.
In total, more than 6 000 researchers have benefited from the COFUND scheme to date. Tomorrow's event takes place at the Crowne Plaza Hotel (10am). Today, the Council is expected to reach a 'partial general approach' (agreement pending adoption of the European Parliament's opinion) on the renamed Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA), including COFUND, which will support researchers and doctoral training including industrial doctorates, joint doctorates and other innovative research training. On 28 November the European Parliament's Industry, Research and Energy Committee (ITRE) voted in favour of increasing the budget share of the MSCA in Horizon 2020 from 7.4% to 8.3% and endorsed the main elements of the Commission's proposals.
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GAME: Clemson (5-2, 2-2 ACC) at Maryland (4-3, 1-2)
LOCATION: College Park, Md., Byrd Stadium (51,500)
TV: ABC (Dave Lamont, James Hasty, Joe Schad)
SPREAD: Tigers by 3.5
SERIES: Clemson leads the overall series with Maryland 29-24-2. The Tigers have also won two of the last three, including a 28-24 win at Byrd Stadium two years ago.
COACHES: Clemson head coach Tommy Bowden is 65-40 (83-44 overall) in his ninth year at Clemson. Bowden is 4-4 in his career against Maryland. The Terps are 4-2 against the Tigers under coach Ralph Friedgen, including a 13-12 win last season in Clemson. Friedgen, who is in his seventh season at Maryland, owns a career recrod of 54-27.
INJURIES: Clemson- RB Ray Ray McElrathbey (ACL) out, FB Chad Diehl (leg) out, Haydrian Lewis (ACL) out, WR Rendrick Taylor (hamstring) questionable. Maryland- RG Andrew Crummey (fibula) out, LG Jaimie Thomas (fibula) out, DT Travis Ivey (knee) out, LB Alex Wujciak (unknown) out.
CLEMSON KEY PLAYER: RB James Davis. Maryland enters Saturday's game struggling to stop the run. A healthy dose of Davis and C.J. Spiller feeding off the strong play of QB Cullen Harper could be the difference between a win and a loss. Plus, don't forget Davis guaranteed a win this Saturday ... the pressure is squarely on his shoulders.
MARYLAND KEY PLAYER: QB Chris Turner. Teams that have had success against Clemson's zone scheme under defensive coordinator Vic Koenning typically have an experienced quarterback who makes quick reads with pin point accuracy. Turner will have to dissect Clemson's defense to keep the Tigers from focusing exclusively on running backs Lance Ball and Keon Lattimore.
CRAZY STAT OF THE WEEK: After taking a 7-3 lead in the first quarter of the Virginia game, Maryland has now outscored its opponents 57-19 in the opening quarter of games this season.
QUOTE TO NOTE: "(Clemson's defense) is kind of like what you see every year from them. They are big, strong, fast, and they have a lot of players. But we have been able to hang in there with them and I plan on being able to do the same this week." -- Maryland head coach Ralph Friedgen.
FORECAST: Morning showers are possible Saturday in College Park but it should be partly cloudy by kickoff. Low 48, High 71. (weather.com)
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KEYS FOR THE CLEMSON OFFENSE - Surprisingly, Maryland enters Saturday's game struggling to stop the run. The Terps are currently ranked 10th in the league in total defense (358 yards/game) and ninth in rushing defense, (143 yards/game). Red zone problems killed the Tigers last season against Maryland as the offense could only muster four Jad Dean field goals. The Tigers must convert in those red zone situations this season by scoring touchdowns against a defensive line that is physical and seemingly always gives Clemson problems. The Tigers also need to use the passing game to setup running backs C.J. Spiller and James Davis. Maryland will crowd the line of scrimmage to force Clemson through the air early on. As long as Cullen Harper can convert on passing situations early, things will gradually open up for the ground game in the second half. Keep an eye on Maryland LB Erin Henderson. Henderson, the Terps' active career leader in tackles, returned to the lineup last week after missing the Georgia Tech game with an injury and picked up right where he left off, totaling a career-high 18 tackles against Virginia.
KEYS FOR THE CLEMSON DEFENSE - Maryland features a powerful ground attack behind the tough running of Keon Lattimore and Lance Ball, but don't forget about QB Chris Turner and one of the most explosive wide receivers in the conference in Darrius Heyward-Bey. Turner has stepped in for the injured Jordan Steffy and been productive for head coach and play caller Ralph Friedgen. Still, Maryland's strength is rushing the football, and the stats illustrate that fact as the Terps are second in the league in rushing at 157 yards per game. Also, Lattimore's nine touchdowns this season ranks first in the ACC, while Ball checks in tied for second with eight. The Clemson defense must keep Ball and Lattimore contained while also getting more pressure on the quarterback. Clemson was able to force Central Michigan QB Dan LeFevour out of the pocket last week but could never bring him down in the backfield. The defensive line must bring down Turner to force Maryland into third and long situations.
KEYS FOR CLEMSON'S SPECIAL TEAMS - The Tigers rebounded nicely against Central Michigan on special teams, keeping the Chippewas in check in the return game. Mark Buchholz did miss one field goal, but it came from 48 yards out and he made all nine of his extra points. The return game also received a spark from Jacoby Ford, who nearly took one all the way back before being tackled deep in Central Michigan territory. Special teams mishaps were critical in losses to Virginia Tech and Georgia Tech. Simply put, the Tigers just need to avoid the colossal mistake here to continue to show improvement and win the game.
INTANGIBLES - The importance of this game from a Clemson perspective cannot be emphasized enough, as the loser is essentially eliminated from the ACC Championship game race. Sitting at 5-2, the Tigers can ill-afford another conference loss considering Boston College is currently undefeated and ranked No. 2 in the country. Nobody likes to say the season comes down to one game, but the Tigers will be unable to achieve their preseason goals with a loss in College Park.
PREDICTION: Clemson 23 Maryland 17
The last few years have produced several ugly games between these two teams- including Maryland's 13-12 win in Death Valley a year ago and Clemson's 10-7 home win in 2004. Don't be surprised to see this one turn into another defensive struggle decided by a big play or turnover. With Maryland suffering through two gut-wrenching, last-second losses this season to Wake Forest and Virginia, and with the struggles on defense, the slight edge goes to the Tigers. Don't be surprised if 20 points wins it.
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Date of Visit: January 26, 2013
My friends and I got together in Wisconsin for an excursion to several different locations on Saturday, January 26, 2013. On the agenda was an abandoned nursing home, and a few old farmhouses. Most of the day turned out to be kind of a dud… except for one of the houses, which turned out to be one of the most beautiful houses I've explored.
After a few hours of driving, first on the agenda was a nursing home. It wasn't very old, so it was pretty disappointing. There's a fine line with abandonment: you need a place to be closed long enough to have interesting decay, but not so long that it's fallen into advanced decay. You want the peeling paint and the cracks in the wall, but you don't want the entire floor or roof to be collapsed. This nursing home was just too recent an abandonment, and it didn't have any vintage charm. I did, however, like a bathtub that we found and one green creepy hallway.
However, just as we were getting ready to leave this disappointment, I noticed cop car circling the building. Great. We waited it out and when we couldn't see it anymore, we hurried out of the building. We started walking around the side and… there was the cop. Being the innocent creatures that we are, we waved and greeted him, and told him that we were walking around photographing the historic nursing home before it's demolished. Luckily, we were convincing. Whew!
After that, it was on to farmhouses. Now, most of the time when we explore abandoned farmhouses, they're beyond repair. Often ceilings have collapsed, kitchens or bathrooms have fallen into basements, there are gaping holes in the walls, or severe animal damage (raccoon, rat, or human). But every now and again we stumble across a house that, despite upwards of 30 years of abandonment, was so well-built that it has withstood the test of time and, although in need of a great deal of repair and renovation, still seems salvageable.
The beautiful farmhouse that we ran into on this day exceeded all expectations. This sturdy brick farmhouse was built in 1863. We were wowed by it from the second we saw it from the street, but since it had been abandoned for over 30 years, we figured it would be a wreck inside. Surprisingly, it wowed us even more on the inside. Houses like this make me realize just how drab most modern houses are. The decorative ceiling medallions were different in each room; the doors were sturdy and beautiful; the curved staircase and circular window was gorgeous; it even had a vintage stove still in the kitchen. I wished I could know the story behind the family that once lived here, and why this gorgeous mansion fell into decline in the first place.
I hope someone buys it and restores it to its vintage glory, before it's too late.
Here are the photos I took that day…


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It's arguable who has had the better past 16 months: that jolly old elf from the North Pole or University of Arkansas football commit Chris Smith.
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January 28th, 2009, 07:34 PM #12009 The Year of the Toolbar?
In china this is the year of the OX. In the affiliate world it seems to be the year of the TOOLBAR.
I was doing some research on google re: toolbars, and happened upon some warez site that lists 50 PAGES of Toolbars (@ 20 ea. page) that's 1000 right there.
They included Bigger Breasts Toolbar, Cheap Bowling Balls Toolbar 1.0. and more (I'm not making this up)
Look at the merchants page at onecause. Merchants LOOOOVE toolbars.
I've always wondered why people are so eager to give up control or even partial control of their browser to some other entity.
What goes on behind the scenes with these toolbars? The google toolbar is one of the oldest, but does anyone even know exactly what it does, what information it harvests, etc?
Maybe things need to get really bad before they get better, but peoples computers are getting more complex all the time, while they keep getting more and more viruses, so...
January 28th, 2009, 07:56 PM #2
One of the questions I asked in the ShareASale toolbar thread (http://forum.abestweb.com/showthread...5&page=1&pp=25) was if toolbars of other affiliates can in effect spy on what my visitors are doing on my site if they have the toolbar installed on their browser. From your post, I gather that they probably can. That's unsettling, to say the least.-Don't criticize anyone til you've walked a mile in their shoes. Then when you do criticize them, you'll be a mile away and have their shoes.
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January 28th, 2009, 08:02 PM #3
Google Analytics spies on my visitors too As does a naturally generated SAS cookie.
One of the questions that never comes up is the one that Simcat posed: Why do consumers download BHO's?
Is it because....................... They want them? If they do, I guess we better discuss it, eh?
Personally, I have no use for any Toolbar but Google's. But we must remember that we know more about this stuff than 99% of the planet. We can't fall back on our understanding of the internet to define consumer behavior. Instead, we have to study their behavior, and learn from it.Kevin Webster
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January 28th, 2009, 09:18 PM #5Originally Posted by simcat
If you are in affiliate marketing, it needs to be discussed, understood, monitored and controlled.Andy Rodriguez Consulting, Affiliate Program Management and Consulting Services, Since 2001
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January 28th, 2009, 11:12 PM #6
I made a toolbar...makes it easier because i am lazy to get my daughters cartoons up, but it was free and it took way less than 4 minutes to make and install my very own tom and jerry toolbar!
But for secure purposes i will not divuldge the name of the company i made it through well i really don't remember. but isn't that all we need a couple hundred thousand toolbars floating around. it really needs to be discussed. But discussion aside i will not remove tom and jerry my 2 year old daughter knows where to point the mouse to click it herself now!Wear Short Sleeves!!! Support the right to bare arms!
January 29th, 2009, 01:36 AM #7
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The affiliate toolbar should be banned at the merchant level.
Networks don't mind toolbars as improving the perceived performance of a program benefits them (ie. increased commission proves their worth, even if there really was no commissionable sale)
But no matter what a network policy is - if the merchant says no to toolbars - there is no problem.
I have contacted all my merchants directly re: OneCause. THEY need to understand why this is very bad for their bottom line. Networks already know..
January 29th, 2009, 09:54 AM #9
I just an email from my LS rep telling me that one of my affiliates was about to install a toolbar and wanted to know if I would remove them for doing that...
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January 29th, 2009, 09:58 AM #10
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Toolbars = Pandora's Box. Accepting them in any form is inviting abuse of your TOS. Don't approve what you can never hope to police and enforce.
January 29th, 2009, 11:01 AM #11
The bottom line is simple:
If the networks allow the large players like Ebates, etc., to be participate then others will have to compete with those tools at some point or lose too much of their income stream.
Personally I have not seen enough backbone from the affiliate, merchant or network level for that to come about. It's a shame. But this might in fact become the year of the toolbar.I would rather live my life as if there is a God and die
to find out there isn't, than live my life as if there
isn't and die to find out there is.
January 29th, 2009, 11:08 AM #12
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I can tell you right now that if I see some of my main competitors with toolbars, I'm doing it too....
But.. and this is important.. I abhor this practice. It's an attempt at a commission cash grab - and serves to hijack the user's browsing experience.
Merchants HAVE to say no - networks won't halt this (see my point above)
February 1st, 2009, 10:48 PM #13
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The sad thing is that toolbars will not be going away any time soon folks.
February 2nd, 2009, 12:26 AM #14
Definitely not the year of the toolbar. Generally speaking toolbars aren't something the mainstream internet is really interested in. They're interested in Facebook, Twitter, blogging, and mobile apps. Toolbars will always be around, but they aren't going to make or break a business. I wouldn't build a toolbar because I honestly don't think it'll make my business more valuable for my visitors. I don't think it will get me a story on a major news publication or blog. And I don't think a toolbar will increase my userbase or my brand awareness.
This whole toolbar thing is being blown way out of proportion. None of the recent successes like MySpace, Twitter, Youtube, Facebook, or LinkedIn can say they became popular because of a toolbar. It's just not going to grow your business in any long term or meaningful way. So let people spend their time and money building toolbars while we build features and content people actually care about.
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February 2nd, 2009, 12:35 AM #15Originally Posted by Snib
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February 2nd, 2009, 12:35 AM #16
Yes, it is being blown out of proportion... by merchants who don't understand toolbars. Unfortunately they are the ones driving the craze.
February 2nd, 2009, 12:50 AM #17Originally Posted by Rhia7
- ScottHatred stirs up strife, But love covers all transgressions.
February 2nd, 2009, 12:56 AM #18Originally Posted by Snib
UPromise campaigns/slogans are stated in a small sign on every shopping cart at my local supermarket.
People are fooled into believing that UPromise will pay for their child's college education.
How should an affiliate protect his/her sales from being scooped up by a hungry toolbar?
February 2nd, 2009, 01:01 AM #19
Toolbars aren't going to increase any sites popularity, but thats not what they are trying to do.
They are trying to squeeze/steal every last drop from people who have already signed up.
(if I could triple the ROI on my sites visitors, I would be satisified with a flat growth rate)
And unlike facebook, twitter, etc. these are people with credit card in hand, ready to buy.
February 2nd, 2009, 01:31 AM #20
Anyone who is an affiliate please vote in the poll: Should ShareASale Allow Toolbars?
It is important to show a collective affiliate opinion.
Thank you.
February 2nd, 2009, 05:30 AM #21
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February 2nd, 2009, 06:15 AM #22
I think the networks need to start using toolbars. Imagine if a new affiliate site owner read an article about affiliate marketing and in it it was suggested they download this helpful customer service toolbar to lead them to the successful networks... so they download it for FREE..wander onto SAS.. go to join..and a toolbar/popup appears telling them that CJ network is much bigger, with many more merchants and they will make a lot more money. I wonder if the mood of the land would change?
Isn't that the only type of toolbar we need to make it all complete and the year of the toolbar?leeann
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February 2nd, 2009, 08:30 AM #23Originally Posted by leeannJorge Ramirez | E: firstname.lastname@example.com | P: 305-482-3353 |
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February 2nd, 2009, 10:26 AM #24
[QUOTE=leeann]I think the networks need to start using toolbars. Imagine if a new affiliate site owner read an article about affiliate marketing and in it it was suggested they download this helpful customer service toolbar to lead them to the successful networks... so they download it for FREE..wander onto SAS.. go to join..and a toolbar/popup appears telling them that CJ network is much bigger, with many more merchants and they will make a lot more money. I wonder if the mood of the land would change?"
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Comment on 3PL IRT Adjustment for Guessing
Chiu, Ting-Wei; Camilli, Gregory
Applied Psychological Measurement, v37 n1 p76-86 Jan 2013
Guessing behavior is an issue discussed widely with regard to multiple choice tests. Its primary effect is on number-correct scores for examinees at lower levels of proficiency. This is a systematic error or bias, which increases observed test scores. Guessing also can inflate random error variance. Correction or adjustment for guessing formulas has been applied to address some of these issues. The purpose of this research comment is to draw attention to the adjustment for guessing implicit in the three-parameter logistic item response theory model. Potential equity issues also arise with respect to this adjustment. (Contains 8 notes.)
Descriptors: Item Response Theory, Guessing (Tests), Multiple Choice Tests, Error of Measurement, Scores, Error Patterns
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