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Movie Review: I Am Breathing

The Documentary I Am Breathing is a stirring, beautiful act of defiance.

Directors: Emma Davie, Morag McKinnon Rating: NR Studio: SDI Productions Stars: Neil Platt
This simple, stunning 72-minute documentary is a soul-stirring testament to an architect, loving husband, new dad and all-around good guy named Neil Platt. You know that belief so many of us cling to when we're very young? Our whole lives stretch out ahead of us. Life, opportunities, friendships, love and health are ours for the taking. Nothing can stop us. Terrible things happen to other people.
At age 33, the acerbic, funny hell-raiser Platt, not famous, not celebrated, had been married a few years to his pretty college girlfriend. His career was going nicely and he and his wife were enjoying being the parents of an adorable year-old son. Then, doctors told Platt that some distressing physical symptoms he was experiencing were early indicators of a fatal disease that within in the next five months would destroy his ability to move his body, to talk or even breathe without a respirator. The villain of the piece is amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, ALS. It's the same disease that killed ballplayer Lou Gehrig in 1941 and has been destroying lives since the 1800s; it strikes about 5,600 people in the United States alone.
The unsentimental, life-affirming and profoundly moving film, directed by Emma Davie and Morag McKinnon, lets us bear witness to a lovely man and his family dealing gracefully and heroically with the very bad hand they've been dealt by that disease. The film gains incredible power from being told in Platt's own voice, through the use of old video footage of him prediagnosis and through his blog entries. Knowing that the disease is hereditary, most haunting of all are the moments Platt shares with his young son. The film is a stirring, beautiful act of defiance.


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10 Off-the-Wall Hot Dogs
Check out the most formidable findings between a bun (or on a stick)
Bored with the simple meat-and-bun duo and its traditional mustard, ketchup and relish toppings? You're in luck. The hot dog—in all its finely-ground glory—is ever ripe for a wacky culinary reinvention. Curious ourselves, we searched far and wide for the craziest creations. From a deep fried French fry-encased frankfurter on a stick to a hot dog pierced with spaghetti noodles, these 10 variations on the famous ballpark snack will have you saying "hot diggity dog" in disbelief.
Ditch Dogs
That which combines two of the most popular American foods is the Ditch Dog, served at Ditch Plains in Manhattan's Greenwich Village. For $14 dollars, hungry New Yorkers can score a slightly-charred potato bun filled with a hot dog and topped with a Gruyere/American/Parmesan mac 'n' cheese blend. Photo courtesy of AlwaysHungryNY.com
Spaghetti Dogs
Not that we have anything against a meal that looks like it was made in the Play-Doh Fun Factory press—we're just not sure if we would eat it. That said, the creation of this meal is actually not very labor intensive: Simply puncture slices of raw hot dog with uncooked spaghetti noodles and boil. Photo courtesy of BoingBoing.com
Corn Dog Casserole
This uncommon casserole takes comfort food to a whole new level. Layers of hash brown patties, crumbled bacon, baked beans, corn and French fries are topped with quarter-inch slices of cooked corn dogs and drizzled with yellow mustard. Photo courtesy of Jessica&Eli via ThisIsWhyYoureFat.com
Le Pogo et Frites
The French fry-encased frank is one of many South Korean meat-on-a-stick specialties sold at road-side artisan stands. The above creation is food blogger Phil Lee's American version of the east-meets-west treat—for which he substituted corn meal batter and homemade French fries. Photo courtesy of Phil Lees/LastAppetite.com
Chinese Hot Dog
At Eden Wok, the glatt kosher Chinese and sushi restaurant in New York City, diners can find egg roll-wrapped hot dogs on the appetizer menu. The hot dog is encased in a sheet of egg-dipped and deep-fried dough—and goes for $2.50. Photo courtesy of Debbie Lee/oneannieatatime.com
The Hamdog
Mulligan's Bar in Decatur, Georgia, is home of the Hamdog. Herein lies the contents of this creation: One hoagie roll, one hot dog wrapped in a half-pound of beef patty then deep-fried and topped with chili, bacon and a fried egg. Photo courtesy of mateofiero, on Flickr
The Chihuahua
Crif Dogs, the popular New York City eatery located in the East Village, is beloved for its variety of wrapped and overloaded franks. This particular culinary explosion contains a hot dog blanketed in bacon then capped with sour cream and avocado. Photo courtesy of Chelsea Peretty/chelseaperetti.blogspot.com
The Cornhole
We're not entirely sure how you go about eating this, but we can guarantee that the calories consumed are devastating. From the center moving outwards, there is corn on the cob wrapped with hickory bacon, which is then surrounded by alternating hotdog slices and Colby-Jack cheese sticks before being encased in ground beef. Photo courtesy of Joe T. and EOB via ThisIsWhyYou'reFat.com
The Hot Dog Flower
Serious Eats contributor Tam Ngo swears by this cumin-flavored skewered sensation—served from a food truck parked directly under the Manhattan Bridge in New York City's Chinatown. At the recession-friendly price of $1 dollar each, these creatively carved dogs are the epitome of urban street meat. Photo courtesy of Tam Ngo/SeriousEats.com
Hot Dog Summer Roll
Boldly going where no cook has gone before, Jill Snyder, from season five of Bravo's cooking show Top Chef, created this spring roll-inspired hot dog during a Quickfire Challenge. Wrapped in rice paper and filled with various vegetables, this dish may have left a bad taste in the judges' mouths because she had to pack her knives at the end of the episode. Photo courtesy of Jenna/ModernDomestic.com

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Aquilano.Rimondi Spring 2012
The tale of Roberto Rimondi and Tomasso Aquilano, better known as Aquilano.Rimondi, is one of both hope and caution. The upbeat part we'll get to in a minute, but before that, the downside. This talented twosome have, even before their own show Sunday night, already made two appearances this week, moonlighting as the designers behind Fay, the Tods-owned outerwear label, and creating a 20th-anniversary collection for Piazza Sempione that's now to become a full-time gig. Earlier this week they joked that they weren't trying to give that multitasker extraordinaire Karl Lagerfeld a run for his money, but clearly they're going to need Lagerfeldian reserves of energy to handle everything on their plate. (Or maybe that should be a mood board?) None of this, incidentally, is intended as a criticism of the Aquilano.Rimondi boys. It's just recognition of the harsh realities that younger independent designers are faced with, to nurture and sustain their own labels, especially when they might have gotten entangled with previous working relationships that rapidly and unfortunately went south—and how.
Anyway, the point of the preamble is: Aquilano.Rimondi had to do all this, and yet they still managed to come up with a collection that contained many gorgeous, and gorgeously rich in artisanal detail, looks. These two have learned to exploit the best handwork that Italy has to offer, taking a youthful glee in pushing themselves to experiment with the trickiest and most elaborate techniques. Spring is no different. They took as their starting point the Renaissance, and another high point in Italian culture—that would be eighties fashion, the era of Ferre and Versace. What resulted was a silhouette both sculpted and sensual, whether it was their dresses or separate pieces: molded tops with skirts that were short and curved, long and lean, or exploded in panels or tiers of pleats.
They brought originality to the plentitude of digitalized photo prints we've already seen all season, with draping and shadows the recalled marble sculptures, printed on the likes of pearl gray or parchment creamy gazar, or as gleaming gilded swirls on silk. Then they went crazy with the embellishments, lavishing 3-D beading on their slim skirts worn with crisp short-sleeved shirts, and edging the seams of the dresses with hand-sewn pearls that echoed the graphic banding of seafoam green, lavender, and taupe. The standouts, though, were all those pleated pieces, expertly cut to swing with a grown-up sensuality, and which caught the fluidity and movement that has been one of the most appealing developments of Milan this past week. Not surprising, really. If you're going to work that hard, the one bright spot is that you're going to get a crash course in learning how to do things exceptionally well very, very quickly.


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ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 337, March 31, 2006
What's New and Old in Fortran
[ Thanks to Lee Higbie of ARSC for this article. ]
The new Fortran standard, sometimes called "Fortran 2000" or "Fortran 03," is in the final stages of approval (see J3/04-007 at j3-fortran.org ) and some features of "Fortran 08" have been settled. It is not reasonable to cover every nit that J3 has, but I'll hit some of the highlights, describe some of the process, and hopefully help you prepare and modernize.
Because of the lengthy process between proposal of a feature and agreement on a modification or addition to the standard and from that to its final approval, many features are available in some compilers long before they are in an accepted standard. (I proposed the forall statement about 1980. It was added to the standard in 96.) By contrast, because of implementation difficulty and complexity, some standard features are not efficiently implemented in compilers until long after the standard is approved. (It seems to me to take about a decade for a significant compiler feature to mature.)
The current process, as I understand it, is that J3 proposes technical changes, in effect it writes the standard, and WG5 approves it. j3-fortran.org has more details.
A few bits of trivia. The first Fortran standard, for Fortran 66, was 36 pages long, more than an order of magnitude larger than any previous standard. Earlier standards dealt with issues such as electrical and mechanical connectors and were a few pages long. The Fortran 77 standard was another order of magnitude larger. Though the standard has continued to grow, most of the additions since 1980 have come from the addition of indexes and appendices. By the time of the Fortran 77 standard, in 1978, the name had grown up and was properly spelled with only an initial capital letter.
Fortran 90 was years late arriving, apparently because of disagreement on the committee (www.cisl.ucar.edu/tcg/consweb/Fortran90/scnhist.html). One result has been that Fortran has disappeared from the radar in most academic circles. Fortran's use is now virtually restricted to scientific and engineering computation where code execution speed is of paramount performance.
First some background. Fortran 90 introduced:
- Free format source code (Previous code was punched-card image based. This slow arrival, alone, was reason enough for Fortran's near abandonment.)
- Case, do while, and modules. (Block-if only dates to Fortran 77.)
- Data structures, array syntax, dynamic memory allocation. Soon, Fortran 95, which was a minor revision and fixup for Fortran 90, added features for multiprocessing:
- Forall statement (telling the compiler that do loop iterations can be done in any order).
- Pure and elemental procedures.
- Some additional functions.
By the time of Fortran 95, the J3 committee started seriously cleaning up some of the early, problematical constructs. Features that were made officially "obsolescent" included:
- Arithmetic if statements: E.g.: IF (TEST) 12, 34 and, even worse, IF (TEST) 1, 23, 45.
- Shared terminating statement for several do loops
- Alternate returns, alternate entry points, computed and assigned gotos.
- Fixed form source. In other words, you should not use the punch-card image format that all the compilers still allow for Fortran.
So, given this bit of history it is easier to understand the additions in Fortran 03 and Fortran 08. In Fortran 03:
- Interoperability with C is built in, finally. The language has gotten to the point where many of the requirements for a C routine no longer exist, but the interface is now "standardized."
- Library functions to access the host environment.
- Pointers to procedures and procedure intent specification.
- Exception handling in the form of support for the five IEEE floating point exceptions.
- Some support for object oriented programming (polymorphism, overloading, abstract data types, ...)
- Allocatable arguments and enumerated data types.
- Enhancements, or at least additions to, the I/O operations.
- And, of course, a gaggle of minor refinements and additions. (They're minor to me. Your mileage will differ.)
I think the subroutines to retrieve the command invoking a program and accessing environment variables are the most important for portability. It is now straightforward, for example, to determine the operating system shell or to access the type of machine executing a program. Or, which is probably more important, file names can be absolute by using standard variables such as $ARCHIVE, $TEMP, $HOME etc.
In "Fortran 08":
- The big addition that has already been approved for "Fortran 08" is Co-array syntax. This allows a simple, Fortran-style notation for accessing data that is spread across processors. The important result of providing this as part of the language is that the compiler, at least in principle, can optimize the type of access to data.
My recommendation for any new MPI code development is that it be prototyped in Co-array Fortran. This forms a documentation base for the largely inscrutable MPI syntax forced on programmers now. When the Co-array Fortran is compilable, its performance should be better than the MPI version. (Co-array Fortran, by the way, is available on klondike via ftn's "-Z" switch.)
By 1960, Fortran allowed nearly all scientific and engineering programming to be done with no regard for register allocation and other bit-twiddling level concerns. Finally, five decades later, the same level of facility will be available for multi-processing programs. Actually, Fortran took about 15 years to become available and Co-array Fortran has taken about 15 years since multi-processing became the norm for large scientific/engineering programs.
In a future article, we'll discuss other Fortran 2003 and 2008 features which vendors have already made available to users of HPC systems.
Pat Tracing Modified
In programming environment 5.4, Cray altered the behavior of pat tracing. If you have instrumented a code, you need to set this variable in the runtime enviroment for trace data to be stored to the .xf file:
[ksh] export PAT_RT_SUMMARY=0" [csh] setenv PAT_RT_SUMMARY 0"
As before, you must also be sure this variable is not set:
Here's the updated version of our pattrace script, which first appeared in > issue 311 :
This is intended to simplify using PAT to produce a tracing report. First run it with "-h" for instructions on preparations, and then run it againt the .xf file to produce the report:
Script name: ./pattrace #====================================================================== #!/bin/ksh # # This script generates a PAT report. # Tom Baring, ARSC, Mar 2005 # SCRPT=$(basename ${0}) SYNTX="Syntax: $SCRPT [-h] <instrumented_exec_name> <name_of_xf_file>" case $1 in "-h" ) echo echo $SYNTX echo echo "Preparation:" echo " 1. Instrument the executable: pat_build -w -t <routine_list> <executable_name> <instrumented_exec_name>" echo " 2. Unset the PAT_RT_EXPERIMENT environment variable, if it's set" echo " 3. In the PBS script (or interactive environment) set PAT_RT_SUMMARY:" echo " [ksh] export PAT_RT_SUMMARY=0" echo " [csh] setenv PAT_RT_SUMMARY 0" echo " 4. Run the instrumented executable. E.g., mpirun -np 4 ./<instrumented_exec_name>" echo " 5. This produces the .xf file needed by this script " return 0 ;; esac EXEFILE=${1:?$SYNTX} XFFILE=${2:?$SYNTX} RPTFILE=${XFFILE}.${SCRPT}.rpt B="-b ssp,function,callers" echo "Generating report: ${RPTFILE}" pat_report $B -i $EXEFILE -o $RPTFILE $XFFILE #======================================================================
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A:[[ I've got a misbehaving file with lots of hidden and weird characters. [[ Here's some sample output from "od -c" : [[ [[ % od -c file.txt [[ 0000000 \r t h i s i s a l i t t l [[ 0000020 e d e m o o f t h e 311 [[ 0000040 f e a t u r e s o f \r t h e [[ 0000060 a u t o c o r e c t 311 f u n [[ 0000100 c t i o n o f t h i s w o [[ 0000120 r d p r o c e s s o r 252 , [[ 0000140 h e r e . \r \r \n [[ [[ From the quick-tip in issue 287 I know how to get rid of these [[ characters, but first I need to know what they are. There must be [[ some pipeline of Unix utilities that would convert the "od -c" output [[ into a simple list of the characters that appear in the file. Any [[ help? # # Thanks to Olivier Golinelli # Perhaps, od -c -w1 file.txt awk '{a[$2] = 1} END {for (i in a) print i}' is an answer. Option "od -w1" : output 1 byte per output line In the small awk program : "a" is an associative array (dictionary in Python language). The instruction, "for (i in a) print i" prints the keys of this array. # # One from the editor # od -c file.txt cut -s -d' ' -f 2- tr -s ' ' '\n' sort -u Assuming all the "interesting" codes are represented by od with two or more characters, you could then pipe to: egrep -v "^.$" $ od -c file.txt cut -s -d' ' -f 2- tr -s ' ' '\n' sort -u egrep -v "^.$" 252 311 \n \r Q: I want to "diff" two files. The catch: one of them is on a remote system. Is there an alternative to "scp'ing" or "ftp'ing" the remote file to my local system and doing the diff there?
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I love food and cooking and I am in the right place to chat with you all! Hope to learn some new recipes and methods of cooking.
I inherited my love of cooking from my mum, grandma and all my mum's side of the family. I used to follow the authentic way of cooking but later with years of experience I now recreate dishes with what I have in my pantry and fridge.
I would like to adventure into breadmaking this year as I have never done this before. Also more preserving of fruit and vegetables in season, when time permits!
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Hunter Mountain Hotel & Spa is a nature-lover's haven in Hunter, New York. Set on 15 acres of land along the scenic Catskills Forest Preserve and only 1.5 miles from the Hunter Mountain Resort, the hotel offers rooms that feature full-size beds, a private bath, cable TV, complimentary Internet access, and a phone. A plus: The hotel offers a robust wellness program including an array of on-site exercise classes—up to six daily—taught and supervised by skilled trainers.
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Movie Review: The Debt
Helen Mirren, Tom Wilkinson and Ciaran Hinds star in this violent, morally complex thriller that centers around Mossad secret agents.
Director: John Madden Rating: R Studio: Pioneer Pictures
The Debt is a rarity among contemporary thrillers. It's an absorbing, violent, well-acted, morally complex thriller about the terrible cost grownups can pay for doing very wrong things for very right reasons.
Directed by John Madden (Shakespeare in Love) and adapted by Matthew Vaughn, Jane Goldman and Peter Straughan from the Israeli film Ha-Hov (written by Assaf Bernstein and Ido Rosenblum), The Debt is almost like two movies: one set in Israel in 1997, the other in Germany, 1966. The acting powerhouse trio of Helen Mirren, Tom Wilkinson and Ciaran Hinds play well-respected, heroic Mossad agents harboring a nasty secret harking back to their hunting down a Nazi war criminal in East Berlin during the '60s. Then, there are their impassioned, righteously angry younger selves, very well played by Jessica Chastain, Marton Csokas and Sam Worthington. Each has intensely personal, tangled connections to the horrors of the Holocaust.
Madden's direction is sure and strong here and he and the blisteringly focused Chastain (who rises to the terrifying task of playing the young Mirren, whom she does not resemble) work well together. There's an especially taut set piece involving Chastain bravely putting her most intimate self into the hands of a gynecologist (a superb Jesper Christensen) who may be a desperately sick, Mengele-like Nazi butcher. Those moments hark back to squirm-inducing moments in dentist's chairs in Hitchcock's 1934 spy thriller The Man Who Knew Too Much and a similar scene in Marathon Man in 1976. Unfortunately, The Debt veers off course in its last third, turning into a revenge-chase thriller full of plot twists and action sequences that, though expertly filmed and aimed at Bourne Identity audiences, simplifies and trivializes the strong, complicated stuff that's come before. And it could have been so much more.
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Product overview 1942: Joint Strike takes inspiration and influence from the '80s 194X's series of Capcom vertical arcade shooters. The art, sound and gameplay give the player hints of the 194X series, but will standout as it's own unique entry. Gameplay will essentially be 2D, but the game will utilize a fully 3D engine. The game takes place during a seemingly WWII like era. Locales, vehicles and weapons have the look and feel of WWII with some stylistic differences. The world in which 1942: Joint Strike takes place is not our own and the events that transpire are not historically accurate nor are they intended to be. This is a world alternate to ours where history and technology developed along its own path.
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So this morning I get a call for a trap out at someones house. After talking to the nice lady I decided to take a look and decided I would like to give a tray. This is an old house with two rows of brick and the bees are between the rows of brick. I discussed with them about leaving the comb and honey behind and they don't want to do a cut out (which I would not do).
Now here is the catch the entrance is just below the second story window on the front of the house which is completely flat. I was thinking about attaching a bee escape to the entrance then placing a bait hive on the ground. I am also going to try and talk them into waiting as long as I can because these bees are as good as dead unless I get lucky enough to get the queen out.
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SANTA CLARA -- British Olympic discus thrower Lawrence Okoye's first experience playing football will be with the 49ers.
Immediately after the NFL's three-day draft concluded, Okoye announced Saturday on Twitter that he's coming to the 49ers as an undrafted free agent.
"Inadequate was my first impression standing next to him," coach Jim Harbaugh said of Okoye's April 10 visit to the 49ers. "This is an Adonis, just a great, physical specimen. Our creator created a beautiful man."
Okoye (6-foot-6, 305 pounds) finished last in the discus at last summer's London Games. The 21-year-old visited with the 49ers and the Saints before the draft, and he attended two of the NFL's regional combines.
"The things that really impressed: He had the rugby background growing up and didn't starting throwing the discuss until he was 18, and two years later he's throwing it in the Olympics," Harbaugh said. "You maybe start to put the pieces together and say, 'Taking on football at this time in his life?' I can see this guy doing it. I'm excited."
So is Okoye, who tweeted: "Proud to announce that I will be signing with the San Francisco@49ers!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
Other undrafted players believed to be joining the 49ers: Azusa Pacific offensive tackle Luke Marquardt, Minnesota running back Marqueis Gray, Texas State defensive back Darryl Morris, Wyoming defensive tackle Mike Purcell and Michigan offensive lineman Patrick Omameh.


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Chad Graeve:
As a park ranger, Chad Graeve educates the public on working landscapes every day. Hear his take on maintaining working landscapes such as the Loess Hills.
Transcript: Growing Up in the Loess Hills When I was in elementary school and high school, my family lived on top of the Loess Hills. And I went through school and you know, I lived on top of a hill that was fun to sled down in the winter. That's about all it meant to me. Then I went away to college. I went to the eastern side of Iowa. And one of my professors asked me, "What can you tell me about the Loess Hills?" And my response was "the loess what?" And I was pretty embarrassed about that. And he tells me, "You have this place over here in western Iowa that is unparalleled. There's only one other place and it's in China." And I came home for the summer and I found a job working as a park ranger intern in a preserve here in the Loess Hills and just started learning everything that I could about the Loess Hills. And what I discovered was that this is a really incredible, special place and it's something we can be proud of.
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Last week I had the chance to chat with Jonathan Medd and Alan Renouf on Episode 31 of the Get-Scripting Podcast, which is now available to download. We had a great time recording and covered a lot of ground with PowerShell version 3, so it runs long, but I hope you'll get as much out of listening to it as we did recording it!
During the recording, I mentioned some Quick Reference Guides, put together by the great guys at PowerShellMagazine.com, but hosted by Microsoft. Microsoft have added a couple more guides since I last looked, so you should definitely check them out.
We also discussed PowerShell at TechEd Europe 2012. All of the sessions are available on-demand, and I especially recommend that people familiar with PowerShell today should watch the recording of Advanced Automation Using Windows PowerShell 3.0 with Mir Rosenberg and Dan Harman.
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Pulaski Tech's Division of Fine Arts and Humanities will host the 6th annual Fiesta from 5-8 p.m. Tuesday, April 17, in the Campus Center on the Main Campus.
Festivities begin at 5 p.m. with a group Zumba class on the Campus Center promenade. Students enrolled this spring in Spanish language courses will be preparing food, which will be served at 6 p.m. in the Campus Center Grand Hall. Music, arts and crafts, children's activities and Hispanic education and cultural displays will all be included this year.
The fiesta is free and open to the public.
Pulaski Technical College


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text: I disagree. We don't need to rebuild the team, we need to blow-up the coaching staff. We need a new Head Coach, Defensive & Offensive Coordinator. RT - I've been very impressed with Waddle and we also have Cory Hilliard, who has been solid when called upon. Fox can't stay healthy, but I wouldn't waste a 1-4th round draft pick on the position. DB - ABSOLUTELY! We have quantity at the position, but we're severely lacking in quality. I don't know how much of that is lack of talent/awareness on the players' part and how much of it is Gunny's ridiculous Don't turn to look for the ball, don't press at the line of scrimmage instead give a 10 yard cushion scheme. QB - Not a chance. Stafford is our QB for a long time. He's an above average QB with the potential to become Elite with the right coaching. Linehan isn't that coach. He has to go. DE - Definitely not a priority IMO. We can add a vet or 2 in FA for depth, but we have a young core locked up and Jones should be back 100% as well. 3-4 LB - I wouldn't mind an upgrade to Palmer so that he can move back to a reserve role, but Tulloch & Levy have been great this year. The Lions have played a lot of nickel defence this year, so Palmer has played far less than either of the other two. If they plan on doing the same in the future, that really lowers the value of adding another top draft pick at the position. I definitely wouldn't focus on a 3-4 LB though. Our D-line isn't built for a 3-4 defence. We're built for speed, not for lane clogging. I think we're only a few players away from being a Super Bowl contender. We have a very good, young core. As far as I'm concerned, our biggest needs are: CB, WR, K & C (Raiola has played great this year, but he's going to be 35 in a few days) We could use depth/upgrade at: S, OLB & TE (this will become a priority if Pettigrew doesn't re-sign) We're set at: P, RB, DT, DE (assuming Young re-signs) & QB (we'll need a backup in a year or 2 when Hill retires, but that needs to be a vet not a rookie)


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Does anyone know if they are going to have a celebration at the stadium like they did in 07-08? For those of us coming in from out of town and who cant make the parade in Manhattan, the stadium celebration is an awesome alternative. It was great in 08. Hope they will do it again. If anyone knows anything please let me know. Thanks!


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Vishing is the practice of using Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) technology in an attempt to obtain personal information for identity theft. The term is a combination of voice and phishing. The victim receives a phone call in which an automated recording "alerts" them to fraudulent activity on their account. The victim is then instructed to call a number in which their account information is requested for verification purposes. The scammer may even manipulate caller ID to make it appear legitimate.
Online Job Scams
Another common Internet scam involves soliciting individuals for what appears to be a lucrative position that will allow them to work as an independent agent or from their home. Here are some tips to avoid this type of scam:
- Be cautious of any employer offering employment without an interview (either in person or by phone).
- Investigate thoroughly any employer requesting that you transfer funds or receive packages for reshipment, especially if they are located overseas. Most of these employment offers are check-cashing or shipping scams.
- Do not provide your social security number or any other sensitive information unless you are confident that the employer is legitimate.
- Be cautious of job links sent to you in emails--they could be phishing scams.
Online Security Tips
- Make sure that the security features of your computer software, including your web browser are up to date.
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- Delete suspicious emails without opening them. If you do open a suspicious email, don't open any attachments or click on any links in the email.
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- When your computer is not in use, shut it down or disconnect it from the Internet.
- Be selective when providing your email address.
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- Do not open attachments with odd filename extensions.
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Protect yourself from a growing number of scams involving personal and business checks, money orders and cashier's checks.
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Bank Rep Scam
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Check Washing
A process when ink is chemically removed from a stolen check. The check is re-written to a different merchant or company for a higher amount and cashed. To prevent this from happening, you can use our Online Bill Pay service, free to First National customers who have signed-up for Internet banking. You can also purchase a special pen (available at most office supply stores) that will trap ink on the check, making check washing virtually impossible.
Lottery Scams
Fraudsters use email, in conjunction with letters and phone calls, to convince victims they have won an overseas lottery. The scammer's goal is to trick consumers into sharing bank account numbers or paying up-front fees to claim winnings that never materialize.
Travel Fraud
While some travel opportunities sold over the phone or offered through the mail, Internet or by fax are legitimate, many are scams that defraud consumers out of millions of dollars. Don't give your credit card number or bank information over the phone unless you know the company.
Mail Fraud
The following tips can help protect you from thieves who steal mail to get checks, credit card applications and bank account statements.
- Never send cash in the mail; send checks or money orders.
- Promptly remove mail from your mailbox after delivery, especially if you are expecting checks, credit cards, or other negotiable items. If you won't be home when the items are expected, ask a trusted friend or neighbor to pick up your mail.
- Have the post office hold your mail while you are on vacation, or if you will be away from home for an extended period of time.
- If you do not receive a check or other valuable mail you're expecting, contact the issuing agency immediately.
- If you change your address, immediately notify the post office and anyone with whom you do business via the mail.
Tips to Prevent Identity Theft
Identity theft is on the rise. These simple precautions can keep it from happening to you.
- Promptly remove mail from your mailbox.
- Carry only essential credit cards and identification.
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- Check all statements carefully to ensure you have authorized all charges.
- Maintain a list of the credit cards you use and cancel the ones you do not use.
- Do not carry your Social Security card or birth certificate--leave them in a secure place.
- Store all personal information in a safe place and shred old credit card receipts, old account statements, and unused credit card offers before discarding.
- Write down or photocopy the front and back of all credit cards and keep in a secure place. Do the same for all bank and investment accounts.
- Do not give out personal information over the phone, through the mail or over the Internet unless you have initiated the contact or are sure you know whom you are dealing with.
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If you think your identity has been stolen, take these steps immediately:
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- Contact the fraud departments of any one of the three major credit bureaus to place a fraud alert on your credit file.
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- Alert First National Santa Fe and any other financial institutions you do business with to flag your accounts and to inform you of any unusual activity.
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- Keep your ATM card secure; report a lost or stolen card immediately by calling 505-992-2000 during business hours, or 800-472-3272 after hours.
- Safeguard your Personal Identification Number (PIN). Never leave your receipt behind--even with an incomplete transaction, and never give out information about your ATM card over the phone.
- Beware of common scams. A thief may gain access to your account even without knowing your PIN by finding a discarded receipt and/or carbon in the trash. If you have one card that acts as both your ATM and debit card, then a dishonest clerk can also gain access to your account by making an extra imprint of your card for personal use.
- Check receipts against your monthly statement to guard against fraud.
- Always observe your surroundings before conducting a transaction. Minimize your time at the ATM. Give people ahead of you space to conduct their transactions. Block the view of others when using the ATM. If the ATM is obstructed from view or poorly lit, go to another ATM.
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- Complaint Resolution Policy
- Drug Free Workplace Statement
Notice of Right to Be Free from Discrimination Due to Pregnancy, Childbirth and Related Medical Conditions Rhode Island Board of Education Personnel Policy Manual for Higher Education Employees
- Rhode Island Whistleblower Protection Act
- Smoking Policy
- Workplace Injuries Policy
Violence in the Workplace Policy - State Policy Violence in the Workplace Policy - BOG Policy
Collective Bargaining Organizations
Click here to access the following union contracts:
Council 94, AFSCME (Master Agreement)
Howard Union of Teachers (HUT)
United Nurses and Allied Professional (UNAP)
RI Allialnce of Social Services Employees, Local 580 (RIASSE)
Rhode Island College Drug-Free Workplace Statement
It is the intent of the Administration of Rhode Island College to make a good-faith effort to provide a drug-free workplace for its regular and student employees both in terms of procedure and results. To this end, the unlawful manufacture, distribution, dispensation, possession or use of a controlled substance is prohibited in the workplace of Rhode Island College. Any employee of Rhode Island College who is convicted of a violation of this principle, will be subject to an appropriate measure of discipline that could result in termination of his/her employment with the College. As a condition of employment, all employees must abide by the terms of this statement and report to the Director of Human Resources any conviction under a criminal drug statute for conduct in the workplace no later than five days after the conviction. Any employee so convicted, and who is not terminated from employment, may be required to participate satisfactorily in a drug-abuse assistance of rehabilitation program acceptable to the College Administration as a continuation of employment. In keeping with the intent of the Drug-Free Workplace Act, Rhode Island College will conduct an on-going drug awareness program that will be made available to all employees who directly engage in work under the provisions of a grant or contract. A copy of this statement will be provided to all employees working under the Federal contract or grant.
Rhode Island Whistleblower's Protection Act
36-15-3: Protection - An employer shall not discharge, threaten, or otherwise discriminate against an employee regarding the employee's compensation, terms, conditions, location or privileges of employment (1) because the employee, or a person acting on behalf of the employee, reports or is about to report to a public body, verbally or in writing, a violation which the employee knows or reasonably believes has occurred or is about to occur, of a law or regulation or rule promulgated under the law of this state, a political subdivision of this state, or the United States, unless the employee knows or has reason to know that the report is false, or (2) because an employee is requested by a public body to participate in an investigation, hearing, or inquiry held by that public body, or a court action.
36-15-4: Relief and damages - (a) A person who alleges a violation of this chapter may bring a civil action for appropriate injunctive relief, or actual damages or both within (3) years after the occurrence of the alleged violation of this chapter. (b) An action commenced pursuant to subsection (a) of this section may be brought in the superior court for the county where the alleged violation occurred, the county where the complainant resides or the county where the person against whom the civil complaint is filed resides or has their principal place of business. (c) As used in subsection (a) "damages" means damages for injury or loss caused by each violation of this chapter. (d) An employee shall show by clear and convincing evidence that he or she or a person acting on his or her behalf was about to report to a public body, verbally or in writing, a violation which the employee knew or reasonably believed had occurred or was about to occur of a law of this state, a political subdivision, or the United States.
The act provides for relief and damages for any adverse impact that may result from violation of Chapter 36-15-3 as noted above.
Anyone requiring additional details or wanting a copy of all sections may request such from their Office of Human Resources or from the Office of Personnel Administration.
Rhode Island College Smoking Policy.
It is the philosophy of Rhode Island College to provide everyone with a work/learning environment that offers the opportunity and resources to optimize their personal health and well being. Since Environmental Tobacco Smoke (ETS) has been declared to be a Group A carcinogen and since it causes 53,000 deaths annually in nonsmokers, all Rhode Island College facilities will maintain a smoke-free environment effective March 1, 2005. This policy is designed in compliance with Chapter 23-20.10 of the Rhode Island General Laws entitled, "Public Health and Workplace Safety Act," which went into effect on March 1, 2005.
- Every member of the Rhode Island College community is entitled to a smoke-free living and working environment.
- Smoking is prohibited in all Rhode Island College buildings, including offices, hallways, elevators, auditoria, residence halls, meeting rooms, community rooms, and Rhode Island College vehicles.
- Smoking is prohibited at meetings or conferences sponsored by Rhode Island College.
- Smoking is allowed only in outdoor areas provided that it occurs 50 feet from building entrance ways and vestibules or in the external designated areas.
- All buildings and facilities are clearly posted with "No Smoking in This Building" signs at the entrances.
- Employees who choose to smoke within the permitted areas must do so on their regularly scheduled breaks and meal periods.
- In conjunction with the Rhode Island College Office of Health Promotion, information on smoking cessation programs will be made available to all interested members of the Rhode Island College community.
Workplace Injuries Policy
Injured Employee Must:
- Report job related injuries promptly to the supervisor
- Notify the College Office of Human Resources of the injury by the end of the workday.
Supervisors must:
- Call the Department of Security/Safety (8201) TDD (8211), when first-aid or accident and give the exact location of the injured worker.) Wait for security to arrive if you are not certified in first-aid or EMT.
- Document how the worker was injured on the supervisor's report.
- Report the incident to the Office of Human Resources.
Co-workers must:
- In the event an injured worker is suffering a life threatening emergency (or perceived life threatening emergency) please call 911 first and THEN call Security and Safety at 8201. Examples of some life threatening emergencies: unconscious, not properly breathing or severely bleeding. Clearly state the nature of the accident and give the exact location of the injured worker. Stay with the injured worker until Security and/or the ambulance arrives.
- In all other emergencies, call 8201 (Security and Safety) first. The Department of Security and Safety will assess the emergency then call 911 or Health Services. Clearly state the nature of the accident and give the exact location of the injured worker. Stay with the injured worker until Security and/or the ambulance or Health Services arrives
- If possible, notify the injured worker's supervisor.
- Any co-worker that witnesses the accident may be assigned administrative leave by the supervisor to accompany the injured worker to the emergency medical facility in order to provide medical personnel with accurate information.
The Department of Security/Safety –
Responding Officer will:
- Administer first-aid or emergency medical treatment as required.
- Advise the injured worker if additional medical attention is required and arrange transportation for the injured employee to an emergency medical facility.
- File an incident report with the Department of Security/Safety and notify the Office of Human Resources.
The College Office of Human Resources will:
- Review reports filed by the injured worker, the supervisor, and Security.
- Interview the injured worker, the supervisor, and all witnesses to determine factual information.
- Report the injury to the Division of Workers' Compensation.
- Review and submit medical information and reports to Workers' Compensation.
- Maintain records on all Workers' Compensation claim filed.
- Monitor the medical progress and explore transitional return-to-work programs for employees returning to the workplace.
- Recommend preventative actions and offer safety education programs.
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How could I forget Jason Yenter, Kaffe Fassett, Joel Dewberry - just gorgeous colors.
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
How could I forget Jason Yenter, Kaffe Fassett, Joel Dewberry - just gorgeous colors.
I like Maple Island quilts - simple and dynamic. BQ is great for showing off large blocks - BQ 2 and BQ 3 are variations on that same theme. Guess theirs are more modern tho not severe modern.
"He who masters the grey everyday is a hero."
My favorite fabrics are by Moda. They have it all, flannels, homespuns, baby prints, modern prints, pastels, kid prints. My favorites are Kansas Troubles and French General. The quality is excellant!
I fell in love with the Sherbet Pips fabric line designed by Aneela Hoey, and when I looked at her other fabrics I fell in love with everything she does.
A fabric stash is always missing that one fabric needed to finish the quilt on which you're working.
Moda fabrics are my favorites. They have many talented designers so the fabric choices are varied and many. Also like the texture and feel of their fabric over most of the others.
Jenny Doan is definitely my favorite. Moda is my favorite fabric manufacturer.
For fabric , it has to be Peggy Toole for Robert Kaufman and Kaffe Fassett for Westminster Fabrics. Patterns, I am all over the board on any given day.
I have just discovered Tula Pink's fabric line and love it...so different and unique but I love the traditional stuff too!
I love Robyn Pandolph. I am also drawn to the Riley Blake fabric collections lately. For patterns, I don't have a favorite at this time.
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I found this SANS paper: Wireless Networks and the Windows Registry - Just where has your computer been? On page 12 I found that the AP's MAC is stored in a specific registry entry along with other AP settings.
My questions now are: does the Windows network manager reference these entries when connecting to SSID's? Does it cross-check the MAC addresses found in these entries when connecting? If so, this would explain the issue. If not, I'm not really sure what other perspective to look at this issue from...


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The sexual act of placing your shaft in the area between your partner's upper and lower leg (this area is known as the 'legpit' or 'legbow') and then using the area to have sex with. This can accomplished be in a one-on-one situation but is usually reserved in a group sex or gangbang setting where all other areas of traditional sex are taken.
Since Jackie had every hole filled and she was jerking off two other guys my only option was to femur fuck her.
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I am just finishing my third season, and will go into winter with 13 colonies. Next season, I plan to continue expansion and my focus for learning will be on queen rearing. My goal for that is to work toward a stock of bees who do well in this region, but perhaps that is obvious.
My question is about how best to go from no knowledge or experience to selective breeding in the future.
What is the straightest route - without using instrumental insemination?
What is the book(s) to get me grounded and on a solid base of working understanding this winter?
What are some approaches you have used with some success?
How do I get from knowing nothing to being able to raise queens with a purpose? - more than just hit-and-miss.


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Now back to RG3, I don't know if you watched him play (seems like you haven't) but the kid just simply doesn't get rattled. If his receivers continue catching the ball like they did yesterday and his Oline does their part in protection, they will be in every ball game til the end. I liked Cam last year but the difference between him and RG3, Griffin has that uncanny ability to make players around him better... he's a natural born leader whereas Newton still has a lot of maturing to do.
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I haven't said anything terrible about the guy; nor do I hate the kid. Re-read what I actually said.
I guess my age causes me to look at things differently than the current over obsession with live feed over-analysis. I've been a Giants fan for over 40 years and I've seen far too much in this league to declare anything about any players after less than one season. It just ain't enough time.
Apparently pointing out that he isn't now nor may not be the next greatest living QB ever in the history of the NFL makes one a hater.
That's cool. I'll start working on my new I hate RGIII user name and avatar immediately.
I'm with ya Sarcasman. I don't annoint anyone a future HOF based on less than a full season. DC's will figure him out next yr.
He runs more than Rogers/Brees do & they ain't winning no SB with that BS college option play. But if it helps you sleep better at night thinking that they will, more power to ya.


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text: Actually, if IJS scores are supposed to be absolute and they know the level of skating that is out there, it seems like they should be able to pick a minimum that will give them the field they want within 1-3 entries. Ah, I thought I read right here on FSU that this was why they were setting them. They were saying something about making their product attractive to tv by ensuring a certain level of skating at Championship events. It's true that if the goal was to set the fields to a certain amount, having minimums and adjusting them right before the championships lets you do that. OTOH, I really don't think it's fair to the athletes. They have to guess what the ISU will do and make decisions that can't be undone based on those guesses. I prefer a system where they make their decisions based on rules that everyone knows ahead of time, that don't change, and are the same for everyone. The ISU has been notorious in the past for not doing any of that so I'm somewhat unwilling to give them a break on this one now. I feel for the teams who guessed wrong.


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Airbus hopes to alleviate the stress of waiting in line at airports for luggage check-in with innovative smart baggage designed to make air travel more efficient for passengers and airlines alike.
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EASTON, Pa. - Seven different players scored as the Marist men's lacrosse team improved to 3-0 on the season with an 8-5 win at Lafayette on Saturday.
Connor Rice (Penfield, N.Y.) led the Red Foxes offense with three points on a goal and two assists. Freshman Joseph Radin (Long Beach, N.Y.) had two goals and Drew Nesmith (Montclair, N.J.), Jack Doherty (Yorktown Heights, N.Y.) Gannon Osborn (Canandaigua, N.Y.), Aedan Herman (Stafford, Va.) and Vin Chiodo (Garden City, N.Y.) all added single goals. Dave Scarcello (Buffalo, N.Y.) made seven saves in goal for his third win and Matt Dugan (Cortland, N.Y.) went 13-16 from the face-off X and scooped up a game-high five ground balls.
It took a while for Marist (3-0) to get the offense going as Lafayette (2-3) led 1-0 after the first quarter.
Radin notched his first goal 3:30 into the second quarter to knot the score at one. After several scoreless minutes Osborn and Chiodo tallied goals 49 seconds apart to give Marist a 3-1 lead. It was the first career goal for Chiodo, a senior.
Lafayette scored two goals, sandwiched around a Doherty score on an assist from Rice, to bring the score to 4-3 at halftime.
Radin and Herman scored twice in the first five minutes of the third quarter to bring Marist's advantage to 6-3. Patrick Eaker (Redding, Conn.) and Mike Begley (Brookeville, Md.) both registered assists on the goals.
The Leopards scored in the final 90 seconds of the quarter to cut the Red Foxes' lead to 6-4, but Nesmith brought the advantage back up to three just 41 seconds into the fourth period with an unassisted score.
Rice scored an insurance goal with 18 seconds left, on a man-up situation, to seal the win.
Marist stays on the road, traveling to Baltimore on Friday to take on Towson in a 7 p.m. game.
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Are individuals moving across regions? If not, the pid clustering is
subsumed in region, and you need only cluster at the region level.
You might consider 2-d clustering by region and year as well.
Clustering by pid is not enough; you have strong correlation of errors
and predictors within region across people.
On Thu, Sep 27, 2012 at 3:29 PM, Tobias Pfaff
<firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
> Dear Statalisters,
> I would kindly ask you for comments on an instrumental-variables
> with (two-way) clustered standard errors, which is a challenge for me.
> I'm afraid that the whole problem cannot be written in just a few lines.
> Below is the whole story (which is hopefully interesting to some of you).
> Any help is greatly appreciated!
> Now the setting:
> Unbalanced individual panel data set, single country
> Obs.: 170,000
> Individuals: 28,000
> Regions: 14
> Years: 9
> Dependent variable measured on the individual level
> Independent variable of interest (focusvar) measured on the regional level
> Further control variables: 10, all at the individual level, plus region
> year dummies (20 dummies)
> I use individual fixed effects and I cluster on the individual level to
> control for correlation of the errors over time and get the result that my
> focus variable is significant:
> -xtivreg2 depvar focusvar controlvars, fe cluster(pid)-
> My focus variable is aggregated at a higher level (region) than the
> dependent variable (individual), and I know from Moulton (1990) that my
> standard errors can be biased downwards dramatically if I do not cluster
> the regional level. Additionally, Donald and Lang (2007) say that without
> clustering on the regional level, I dramatically overstate the
> of the coefficients. Therefore, I use two-way clustering on the individual
> and on the regional level:
> -xtivreg2 depvar focusvar controlvars, fe cluster(pid region)-
> Now my focus variable is insignificant. However, the number of clusters is
> small (14), which again leads to biased results (Donald and Lang 2007).
> Cameron et al. (2011) tell me that "With a small number of clusters the
> cluster-robust standard errors are downwards biased" (p. 414). Since my
> focus variable is already insignificant, I would expect the coefficient to
> be even more insignificant, if I would correct for the bias induced by the
> small number of clusters, and I conclude that I find no evidence for
> significance.
> Now comes the challenge (as if it has not yet been enough):
> I want to do an IV regression to make sure that my results are not
> influenced by endogeneity bias. I found a variable on the regional level
> which is theoretically a fine instrument for my regional focus variable.
> correlation between the focus variable and the instrument is .60.
> I now estimate the IV model with two-way clustered standard errors:
> -xtivreg2 depvar (focusvar = instrumentvar) controlvars, fe cluster(pid
> region) first-
> The size of the coefficient of my focus variable has decreased. The
> errors have increased drastically, and the coefficient is by far not
> significant. In the first-stage regression, the instrument is not
> significant. The tests say that the instrument is weak and I cannot reject
> the null of underidentification. I interpret this as evidence that I have
> bad instrument or that my focus variable is not endogenous.
> However, a different picture appears when I only cluster at the individual
> level:
> -xtivreg2 depvar (focusvar = instrumentvar) controlvars, fe cluster(pid)
> first-
> The standard errors of my focus variable are still much larger than the
> non-IV estimates, but smaller compared to IV with two-way clustering. The
> focus variable is again not significant. The instrument is highly
> significant in the first-stage regression. The tests indicate that the
> hypotheses of a weak instrument and of underidentification can be
> I would interpret this as evidence that my instrument is valid and that my
> focus variable is endogenous.
> Conclusion:
> My interpretation is that the results generally suggest that my focus
> variable is not significant.
> Open questions:
> Is my interpretation wrong?
> Is my instrument good or bad - should I trust the results from the one-way
> or two-way clustering for the IV approach?
> In case I want to cluster on the regional level and correct for the bias
> to a small number of clusters, I could use wild-bootstrapping as proposed
> Cameron et al. (2011), but does that work for IV as well?
> Thanks very much for any clarification,
> Tobias
> Cited literature:
> Cameron, Gelbach, Miller (2008), Bootstrap-Based Improvements for
> with Clustered Errors. The Review of Economics and Statistics, 90 (3),
> 414-427.
> Donald, Lang (2007), Inference with Difference-in-Differences and Other
> Panel Data. The Review of Economics and Statistics, 89 (2), 221-233.
> Moulton (1990), An Illustration of a Pitfall in Estimating the Effects of
> Aggregate Variables on Micro Units. The Review of Economics and
> 72 (2), 334-338.
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The All Blacks fiercest rival, South Africa have the best record of all nations against New Zealand having 44 percent of the matches.
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Turntable Talk with Summer Altice: Dj C-Minus
Unbridled creativity and a relentlessly progressive thought process are not common qualities in your average DJ but this week's DJ C-Minus possesses both.
C-Minus (Chris Rivas) is and always has been ahead of his time. He is what some would consider an important DJ. Unbridled creativity and a relentlessly progressive thought process are not common qualities in your average DJ, but he has them. He has toured with some of the biggest bands around including Korn, Foo Fighters, Wu-Tang Clan, Rage Against the Machine, The Roots, Weezer and Blink-182, all the while staying true to himself as an artist and has the respect to back it up. He is part of the famed DJ group The Fantastik 4our from Power 106 radio station so as a southern Cali native, I grew up listening to them rock the airwaves. Now, I'd like you all to get to know a DJ hero of mine, C-Minus.
Altice: You've been deejaying for over 20 years. What are your thoughts on these new DJs playing prerecorded mixes and using programs that blend for you?
C-Minus: Everything has its own evolution. So for this sort of thing to happen and the advancement of technology to be aiding it, it's really kind of a trip. Now there is a difference between producers, such as Deadmau5 or Flying Lotus, who do entire sets of their own music to large groups of people, and DJs. It may look like they're deejaying, 'cause they have a setup similar to a DJ: electronics, equipment and headphones attached to their head. But they really aren't deejaying per se; they're putting together different patches of their own tunes and making it consistent to a set list. Like a one-man band. They're not claiming to be DJs. I'm sure they have some knowledge of how it works or may even know how to deejay, but there is no DJ title in front of their name. They're performing their own music through these computers and programs. Now, with that being said, I really don't respect anyone who says they are a DJ or deejaying but plays prerecorded sets and stands behind the tables like, "Yeah!! I'm FUCKING RULING RIGHT NOW!!" Nah, homeboy or girl, prove you can do what you say you can do. Live! Twisting knobs and shit to make it look like you're doing something when it's already running behind you on a premade track is a bad look. A real DJ has time to make some crowd interaction but should mostly spend time working on your next blend or transition while in the set. The crowd likes to see you work. Playing pretend is for actors, and we don't need any more actors in our profession. We need real motherfuckers that want to help advance as well as uphold this DJ culture. There are rules to this. A code, if you will.
Altice: Your thoughts on Swedish House Mafia and so on?
C-Minus: As far as the dude from Swedish House Mafia who played a premixed set within their set because of lighting and pyro cues and said it couldn't have been done any other way…BULLSHIT! You could stack whatever tracks you need to on many different tracks to accomplish what you need to do for all of that. It would take a little more work, but it's very doable. I'm definitely not dissing the music they make, but that technique was weak. They could do better.
I also find that Paris Hilton nonsense hilarious. Someone should have really schooled her before that fiasco. I didn't see the whole set, but the clips I saw were bad. Only touching the knobs of the mixer and not the CDJs, talking in the middle of a transition, which no real DJ does because that is when we're working the hardest, concentrating to make sure this blend goes smoothly. Not her. She thinks she's above that, I guess. My favorite is when she intros her new song with Afrojack and goes into a Rihanna vocal! That shit had me on the floor! It was almost cute. But we all know cute don't get you respect in this shit. Hard work does.
Altice: How important is it to keep vinyl in the mix? I feel it's a dying art that needs to be preserved.
C-Minus: Vinyl still plays an important part. The cats I hang with, we all still buy vinyl. And since a lot of DJs sold their collections to go straight digital, a lot of great and sometimes rare records are popping up in the used bins all over the world again. I'm finding records that I need to fill gaps in my collection. It's awesome! And some of the newer DJs that I've met are telling me they're starting out on vinyl, then plan on making the jump to digital. If you can afford it, I feel everyone should learn to deejay on vinyl. It trains you for things you couldn't learn from a digital form that you can apply later in the game: dirty needles skipping across the whole vinyl at a live party, learning about needle weights, how to deal with feedback from your turntables while in a big room or more importantly, how to select your whole set for the night and make it fit into two to three crates so you wouldn't have to carry four or five crates to the gig. This new generation has it easy. Which I'm not mad at. Not one bit. I'm really blessed to have been a part of the generation that I'm in. It took hard work and dedication to get to where I'm at and I'm grateful for the whole experience.
Altice: What would you say to the new DJs if you had them in a room?
C-Minus: Show unity to fellow DJs. Help each other out when you can. I know that not everybody has the capability to get along, but you can get a lot farther in the game with honor, respect and teamwork with your fellow DJ. Undercutting is a bitch move. Be above that. If you work really hard, everything you can imagine and more will happen for you in your career. But you have to put in the effort and time into your business and craft, otherwise it doesn't happen. Practice with your crew or friends as much as you can. Even when you make it up the ranks, it always helps you stay prepared and sharp. And it's fun! And please respect your elder statesmen in the DJ game. Showing respect for those who have opened doors for the culture, as well as the business, is always a good look. I know my generation is big on respecting our elders, so I would like to see that happen eternally in this game as it moves forward.
Altice: What are you currently working on?
C-Minus: I just finished a remix for one of my favorite bands, Minus the Bear, for their song "Steel And Blood' off their new album Infinity Overhead, which is my favorite rock album right now. It comes out at the end of August. Definitely worth a purchase. As well, I'm finishing an all–Led Zeppelin mix, which basically is me taking all my favorite Zep songs and treating them as hip-hop records. It will clock in at around two hours or so. Right now I'm 50 percent done. I also have an all–Cypress Hill mix I did with Lenny Ducano, who I DJ and host frequently with on B-Real's 420 Show on breal.tv, that will see the light of day very soon. And my instrumental solo record, which is nearing completion, at least in my head. [laughs]
Altice: What is it that you love about deejaying?
C-Minus: I love that I can tell a story musically with several different elements and styles of music. That's always my goal: to do a set where there's dips and dives, but keep it interesting. Playing classics that may have been almost forgotten but still get great reactions. Also playing new artists, groups or MCs whose music I feel should be heard. It's our job as tastemakers to introduce the masses to hot new music! If we don't, who will? The radio stations? Nope. It all starts in the streets for me. The internet kind of does, but there's no setup, musically, it's more of a cold approach. It's better for a DJ to do it tastefully, 'cause then there is some sort of association.
At the end of the day, I look to C-Minus the way an actor looks to Denzel Washington: he's a pioneer of his craft, someone who stands out from the crowd for just being great at what he does. He has been in the DJ world for a long time and every DJ I know knows him and respects him. Thank god the world of deejaying has C-Minus.


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Gotze is getting MURDERED right now by the BVB fans.
tomorrow night 20:45 that kid is gonna go through hell in dortmund. press reports state that club officials cautionary called for the police to secure their final training this afternoon. they're afraid people are gonna lose their shite against him.. yup, that's what's up.. hope you heard about bayern's president hoeneß' trouble with his private bank accounts in switzerland. well done bayern, now, after that transfer, their president is off the headlines for a while. and all their bull shite talking about being worried the bundesliga might be dominated by teams that are financially stronger (like in scotland, spain etc) is hypocritical on a level that i could just frickin throw up.
I wonder how actual German fans of Dortmund or other teams feel?
@rylandjames: #Goetze's brother had to leave school due to bullying today, family house spray painted by angry #BVB 'fans' #senseless (via@hajoschumacher)
Uli is the president. Fans own the club. He self reported if I'm not mistaken, but I would really be surprised if he was around next year. Doubt he goes to jail though, I mean the biggest companies in Germany don't even have to pay taxes so I don't know exactly how strict they are. Public fallout already is/will be devastating to his image
makes a potential BVB-Bayern final less interesting. Klopp would have to seriously consider sitting Götze IMO.
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A junior college transfer, Jones only had two full years of college football, and that is at little Youngstown State. He had a very impressive debut for the Penguins in 2008, grabbing 31 balls for 510 yards and 7 TDs in twelve games. He was voted All Missouri Valley Conference Newcomer of the Year. This year Jones exploded with a 77 reception, 790 yards and 6 TDs campaign, and was voted to the Conference's first Team Squad. Donald Jones is elusive, and runs smooth, albeit, simple routes and changes direction quickly. He has good leaping ability and body control, and is adept at reading coverage and shows solid hands. With good vision, Jones works hard as a blocker and is a quick learned. However, Jones lacks lower body strength; he has below average speed (4.56) -- does not have a second gear. He will sometimes get caught from behind, because he lacks explosiveness after the catch. Jones also lacks experience against elite competition, so he must improve route running. Jones is a productive receiver at the Football Championship Subdivision level. He has some potential as a slot /possession wide out in the NFL; a project with enticing promise. Despite his lack of experience against better competition and the absence of big play ability, he would be drafted most likely late on Day two.
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