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Re: st: xtmelogit syntax
Robin Jeffries <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Re: st: xtmelogit syntax
Sun, 11 Jul 2010 10:11:41 -0700
Adding the laplace option brought the computation time from ~7h to
~3h, is there any way I could run say only the school level random
effects model, and use those estimates as starting values for the
school + student random effects model? If so, could someone kindly
provide the syntax to save the results?
I'm also a little concerned because I've had to run it several
different times due to other problems, and the same model seems to
take a different number of iterations to achieve convergence each
time, and it converges to a different log-likelihood value each time.
I was not able to monitor the parameter estimates to see how they
differed at all. Is this a concern?
On Fri, Jul 9, 2010 at 2:09 PM, Roberto G. Gutierrez, StataCorp
<firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
> Robin Jeffries <firstname.lastname@example.com> asks:
>> I would like to confirm that this is the correct syntax for a model with
>> random effects for students, within schools. I am currently using the
>> following syntax:
>> xi: xtmelogit outcome covariates || schoolid: || studentid:
>> but it is taking upwards of 7 hours to run. (35,000 students within 26
>> schools) In looking at the help file for xtmelogit I read the laplace
>> option. It says that the laplace option is default when you have factor
>> variables in the random effects equations. Does that mean that the syntax
>> above is not correct? Schoolid and Studentid are identifiers, and not
>> continuous measures.
>> Since I want student within school, should it read
>> || schoolid: R.studentid ?
>> Could someone clarify the syntax?
> Your original syntax is the correct one for the model you wish to fit, but
> estimation could be sped up by adding the -laplace- option:
> . xi: xtmelogit outcome covariates || schoolid: || studentid:, laplace
> Option -laplace- invokes the Laplace approximation, which is faster than
> adadaptive Gaussian quadrature.
> --Bobby
> firstname.lastname@example.com
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by Judy Dudich
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A traditional poem, illustrated in book form, evokes the circle of life.
Not only does thinking of Over in the Meadow invoke wonderful memories of time shared with my mother, but it makes the whole "circle of life" sing in my heart.
You see, I spent many-the-hour walking the halls with my own newborns in the middle of the night, humming and singing the words from this story, which my mother had shared countless times with me so many years ago.
Ezra Jack Keats illustrates the newer editions of the traditional poem by Olive Wadsworth, entitled, "Over in the Meadow."
Often read as a rhyme, but usually sung in our family, this little story serves as a delightful way to teach your child to count. The first verse is read:
Over in the meadow
In the sand in the sun, lived an
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Momma critters and their babies, swimming and digging, cawing and quacking...
I loved the easy rhythm of this book when I was a girl and I also loved the unspoken messages it shares of a mother's care of her young. Perhaps that's why I returned to it in song once I became a mother and wanted to share a lullaby with my own sweet babies.
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How to let "new" mahogany go grey?
oil it.
My first thought was oil it too. +1 BLJones
Too much Linseed oil and it can get pretty dark.
One thought. Use some duct tape to masquerade as the gray areas you are thinking about. Duct tape is almost gray.
If you like it then why not paint, or better yet stain, you mahogany a gray color. You could even use Japan colors to stain it. Ronan Paints-sign paint,fluorescent paints,clear coatings,decorative paints,japan color,graphic paints,faux finish,metallic paint,scenic paints
I don't think that mahogany grays as gracefully as teak does and still holds it's strength.
Looking good in the re-fit department though.
You really can't let mahogany go unprotected and grey like teak. It will need replacement soon if you do. Teal has natural oils that protect it and it will not rot if left bare - mahogany will.
Idea! Mix some diesel fuel with zinc napthelate and try it on a sample of mahogany.Might surprise you.
Makes it slippery and smells?:D
The zinc probably will make it a bit more gray. The diesel will make it slippery and smelly as Brian suggests.
You should seriously look into using the Japan colors I linked that will stain it any color or shade you like. Other gray stains will do the same thing but you can have more control over the nuances with Japan colors.
There is a good reason that teak is the predominant wood used on the exterior of a boat.:)
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Still, I like the mahogany better..
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"I'll get it," I said, leaving the living room. I shut the door behind me, and hoped the conversation stayed civil as I opened the front door. I didn't even have a chance to blink before someone grabbed me. I felt arms wrap round me and recognised his smell instantly. William was murmuring under his breath in another language. I was so glad I closed that door.
"Glad to see you too?" I asked, trying to ignore the big part of me that was ridiculously happy right now. He pushed me away, his eyes scanning me quickly.
"I thought they might've gotten you," He whispered, relief showing in his face. I blinked at the words.
"Who?" I asked, extremely confused right now. He hesitated, a mix of emotions passing over his face.
"Can you invite me in? I'd rather not explain everything in the open," he said.
"Sure," I said, "Come in." I repeated the words I said for Francis earlier, only there was no resistance this time round. I think outside of my family and Diane, William was the only person I truly trusted. Bryan opened the living room door, wondering what was going. I knew William was a vampire, but I'd never really seen him act like one. He usually walked the same pace, showed emotions. I should've probably thought to mention Francis. There was just a blur and Francis was pinned against the wall by William. If there was a flicker of red in his eyes, I made a point of ignoring it.
"What are you and Gregory planning?" he asked, his voice ice cold. It sent shivers down my back, the far from good kind. Francis looked genuinely scared as he replied.
"I'm not planning anything. Gregory's the one who tried to kill me after mad pup," Francis replied, forcing more bravado than any of us believed he had at the moment. Bryan blinked at his words and glanced at me.
"I almost went mad," I admitted. Bryan's eyes widened and he looked at Francis again. Taking in his battered state in a new light. William let him go and Francis dropped to the ground, holding a shaky hand to his throat. I found it oddly amusing since vampires didn't need to breath.
"We need to get to the council now," William said, turning to face me.
"Wait, as in all of us?" I asked. Because last I checked only council members got in there. Or people on trial.
"Just you and Francis," William said. Francis eyes widened at that.
"Hell no. I'm letting Gregory think I'm dead. You guys deal with the treaty crap alone," Francis yelled. William fixed him with a look that I would've never thought possible on his soft face. This was hard as nail, sharp as knives and it sent a visible shudder through Francis.
"Don't forget I am an elder Francis. Whether you want to or not is irrelevant," William said, his voice measured and utterly void of emotion. When he turned back to me emotion bled back in, slowly. I wondered if it took him effort to do that now, it wasn't something I'd ever thought about before.
"The council thinks Francis is dead, and that your responsible," he explained. I froze, blinking. There was too much information. Too many things turned around suddenly. I knew distantly that it made sense. I was the one who attacked Francis. Gregory tried to kill him, I should've realised the why. It was probably Gregory behind everything. And we'd been the idiots playing into his games. It had been Gregory who'd confronted me in the Starbucks, not Francis. He'd been the one responsible this whole time. I cursed myself internally for my ignorance. Francis snorted.
"So? He's the alphas kid, they won't kill him," Francis said. The room was silent and I saw Francis hesitate. "Unless I'm missing something," he added quietly.
"We'll have to wait for evening. Francis is too badly hurt to go out in the sun again," Penny said, surprising everyone, including Francis. "Don't look too thankful. I'm only saying it so you don't die on the way. This is about my brother." She stood up and stormed into the kitchen. Diane hesitated before following, giving Francis a wide berth. William pulled out his phone, to call the others I assumed.
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In many areas of the US, warmer weather is here and, with that, we are spending more time in sandals and flip flops. One problem that you want to avoid when exposing your feet to the public is foot odor. Try one of these expert-approved steps to prevent smelly feet.
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The main cause of foot odor is sweat. Did you know that each foot has more than 250,000 sweat glands? The sweat itself is odorless, but it creates a beneficial environment for bacteria to grow and produce bad-smelling substances. Certain types of socks can contribute to sweaty feet because they provide less ventilation. For example, wearing synthetic materials, such as polyester or nylon socks, may increase perspiration and therefore may intensify foot odor. Natural fibers such as cotton and wool are best as they provide the best ventilation for the feet.
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Getting Peace After Viewing Panorama MonschauGetting Peace After Viewing Panorama Monschau. Entering the old town of Monschau, seemed to enter into a settlement. Narrow streets. Only one car can pass. More than impressed as a city street gang. In the distance was the castle Monschau standing on the hillside. Castle is made from natural stone. Houses are located at the edge of time or on the hillside. So in addition to narrow, uphill road to the complex much higher.
Deeper into the city, look more lively atmosphere. People walk carrying a camera or photographing old buildings. No wonder we see a lot of foreign plated car in the parking lot. They came from Holland or Belgium. Both are not too far away from this place. Hohen Venn, the Eifel Mountains in Belgium less than 7 kilometers from here. In addition, there are many places to eat and we saw inn. Getting Peace After Viewing Panorama Monschau
In addition, many shops in the old town is open on Sundays. we were surprised too. Because not only souvenir shops were open. Just like in the cities of the other tours. But also other shops such as clothing stores, toy stores, and even thrift stores also hold their wares. Getting Peace After Viewing Panorama Monschau.
We menjelalah the face into the center of town. Style like no other tourists. Photographing old houses. All of the old house was inhabited. In fact it is said, is in an old building, it will be much cooler. Because of their ancient heating system. Using a new heating system in it, would be more wasteful of energy.
Following the watershed and in the heart of the city, Surabaya His mother remembered. Never one to stay at home Mother Kertajaya road. Just behind the house there is also a small ditch. Of course muddy and smelly. By the owner of the house, the top of the trench is closed wood-kyu wide, so that the surface can be used. To wash clothes, and there are chairs on it so it resembles a balcony.
Eating places are visible from customers crowded during the day. At one restaurant, the smell of fried fish, very delicious. Of course eating delicious fried fish on a cold day. But we kept going. Mr. shouldered brother began exhausted. Got Sculpture Park and close to Park City, we reverse. Today was even colder. I can not enjoy a walk when the body starts freezing. God willing we wanted to come back here when the weather gets warmer.


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The third focus is on the determinants and experiences of medical research participation among marginalized populations. My research in this area investigates the individual, social and structural factors that affect randomized controlled trial recruitment, retention, and protocol adherence as well as experiences of research participation in an emerging program of randomized controlled trials in addiction research in Vancouver. This work is funded with a grant from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research.
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Richardson, L., Kerr, T., Guillemi, S., Hogg, R., Harrigan, R., Montaner, J., Wood, E., Milloy, M-J. "Socio-economic marginalization and plasma HIV-1 RNA non-detectability among individuals who use illicit drugs in a Canadian setting." AIDS (in press).
Richardson, L., Small, W. and Kerr, T. "Pathways linking drug use and labour market trajectories: the role of catastrophic events." Sociology of Health and Illness (in press.)
Richardson, L. and Epp, S. Addiction, employment and the return to work. In: Schultz, I. and Gatchel, R. (Eds) Handbook of Return to Work. New York: Springer (in press).
*Phillips, M., Richardson, L., Wood, E., Nguyen, P., Kerr, T., DeBeck, K. "High intensity drug use and health service access among street-involved youth in a Canadian setting." Substance Use and Misuse (in press).
Lyons, T., Shannon, K., Richardson, L., Simo, A., Wood, E., Kerr, T. "Women who use drugs and have sex with women in a Canadian Setting: Barriers to treatment enrolment and exposure to violence and homelessness." Archives of Sexual Behavior (in press).
Richardson, L., *Long, C., DeBeck, K., Milloy, M-J., Wood, E., Kerr, T. (2015) "Economic marginalization in the structural production of vulnerability to violence among people who use illicit drugs." Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health 69(7): 686-692.
*Uhlmann, S., Milloy, M-J., Ahamad, K., Nguyen, P., Kerr, T., Wood, E., Richardson, L. (2015) "Factors associated with willingness to participate in an addiction treatment clinical trial among illicit drug users." American Journal on Addictions 24(4): 268-373.
Milloy, M.J., Marshall, B., Kerr, T., Richardson, L., Hogg, R., Guillemi, S., Montaner, J.S.G., Wood, E. (2015) Cannabis use associated with lower plasma HIV-1 RNA viral load among recently infected intravenous drug users. Drug and Alcohol Review, 34(2): 135-140.
Nachega, J., Uthman, O., Peltzer, K., Richardson, L., Mills, E., Amekudzi, K., Ouédraogo, A. (2015) "The association of antiretroviral therapy adherence and employment status in men and women from low-, middle- and high-income countries: A systematic review and meta-analysis." Bulletin of the World Health Organization, 93(1): 29-41.
Richardson, L., DeBeck, K., Feng, C., Kerr, T. and Wood, E. (2014) Employment and risk of injection drug use initiation among street involved youth in Canadian setting. Preventive Medicine, 66: 56-59.
Zlotorzynska, M., Milloy, M.J., Richardson, L., Montaner, J, Wood, E., Kerr, T. (2014) Timing of social assistance payment and overdose patterns at a Canadian supervised injection facility. International Journal of Drug Policy, 25 (4): 736-839.
Ti L., Richardson L., DeBeck K., Nguyen P., Montaner J., Wood E., Kerr T. (2014) The Impact of Engagement in Street-based Income Generation Activities on Stimulant Drug Use Cessation among People who Inject Drugs. Drug and Alcohol Dependence, 141 (1): 58-64.
Richardson, L., Milloy, M-J., Kerr, T., Parashar, S., Montaner, J.S.G. & Wood, E. (2014) Employment independently predicts decreased mortality among HIV-seropositive illicit drug users in a setting of universal HIV care. Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health, 68: 93-96.
Richardson, L., Wood, E. and Kerr, T. (2013) The impact of social, structural and physical environmental factors on transitions into employment among people who inject drugs. Social Science & Medicine, 76: 126-133.
Richardson, L., Wood, E., Montaner, J. and Kerr, T. (2012) Addiction treatment-related employment barriers: The impact of methadone maintenance. Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment, 43(3): 276-284.
Richardson, L. and Grund, T. (2012) Modeling the impact of supra-structural network nodes: The case of anonymous syringe sharing and HIV among people who inject drugs. Social Science Research, 41(3): 624-636.
Richardson, L., Sherman, S., and Kerr, T. (2012) Employment among people who use drugs: A new arena for research and intervention? International Journal of Drug Policy, 23: 3-5.
Richardson, L., Wood, E., Li, K., Kerr, T. (2010) Factors associated with employment among a cohort of injection drug users. Drug and Alcohol Review, 29(3): 293–300.
Richardson, L., Wood, E., Zhang, R., Montaner, J., Tyndall, M., Kerr, T. (2008) Employment among users of a medically supervised safer injection facility. American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse, 34(5):519-25.
MacPherson, D., Mulla, Z. and Richardson, L. (2006) The evolution of drug policy in Vancouver, Canada: Strategies for preventing harm from psychoactive substance use. International Journal of Drug Policy, 17(2): 127-132.
Selected Research Summaries
Looking at alternative ways of distributing social assistance payments to reduce drug-related harms
Overdose deaths and income assistance: An analysis of the 'cheque effect'
Timing of income assistance payment and overdose patterns at a Canadian supervised injection facility
Employment among people who use drugs: A new arena for research and intervention?
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SOCI381 Sociological Methods: Experimental and Mixed Methods Sections
Experimental methods in sociology integrating quantitative and qualitative approaches. Emphasis is on research design to inform policy and decision making.
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Research Methods (SOCI 217)
Experimental and Mixed Methods (SOCI 381)
Drugs and Society (SOCI 387)
Sociology of Health and Illness (SOCI 484)
D.Phil., Sociology, University of Oxford, 2012
M.Phil., Sociology, University of Oxford, 2008
B.A., English (Honours) and International Relations, University of British Columbia, 2001
Other Affiliations
Research Scientist, British Columbia Centre on Substance Use at the British Columbia Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS.
Affiliate Investigator, Vancouver Coastal Health Research Institute
Lindsey Richardson is an Assistant Professor of Sociology at UBC. Prior to commencing her appointment in 2014, she was a Post-doctoral Research Fellow in UBC's Division of AIDS in the Faculty of Medicine.
Lindsey is a medical sociologist specializing in socio-economic determinants of health among people living with or at risk of HIV infection who also use illicit drugs. Her mixed-methods research links observational, intervention and research participation studies in efforts to critically increase understandings of the determinants and consequences of socio-economic security for health among vulnerable populations in urban settings. Her research has been published in journals such as AIDS, Social Science and Medicine, the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health, Sociology of Health and Illness, the International Journal of Drug Policy, Social Science Research, Preventive Medicine , and the Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment.
Lindsey worked on social development as well as health and drug policy for the Government of Canada and the City of Vancouver prior to returning to academia in 2006.
Lindsey is currently supported by a five-year Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research Career Scholar Award (2014-2019) and a Canadian Institutes of Health Research New Investigator Award (2015-2020). Previously, her research was supported by a Post-doctoral Fellowship from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research and doctoral awards from the Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation, the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council and Nuffield College as well as a University of Oxford Clarendon Scholarship.


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The ship is fast, or Koso was modest in his estimation of its distance. It speeds into our inlet, three figures working the deck. The ship itself is neither large nor remarkable, and I cannot tell much about its seamen from this distance. The waves are soft today, so they will have no trouble coming in. I allow myself a moment to breathe in the shimmery, salty air, and hear a whoop from out to sea, from the newcomers. I can more clearly discern them now, and two of the three appear to be women. One stands at the bow, arms above her head, hair flying. She whoops again, like a passionate seabird call. They veer in, more slowly now, and the woman jumps from her place and disappears.
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Koso should have been born the politician, for he extends his hand and shakes each of theirs before even offering his name. When he does, they respond in turn.
Isiore is the father, captain, owner. His son is Nicola, his daughters Soraliyn and Eravyn.
"I am Tomas," I offer, last. The girl named Soraliyn catches my eye, and an inkling tickles the back of my head. It escalates into a persistent itch, unpleasant and unfamiliar. Then, a sudden stop, and a long-dormant bear rises. There is a snap, and my mind is free, no longer itching with another's presence. Soraliyn's eyes daze, and her sister's mirror face casts a worried expression at me. "Stay out of my head," I say, holding back a snarl.
Mercifully, Isiore turns steel eyes to his daughter instead of to me. He chides her, the foolish girl, who had heard rumors that none of us were Gifted. I barely hear them. My ears are submerged underwater, and I am processing, recalling, turning over the old anger again and again. These strangers, they are Ilene's. They are Ilene's and I blame them, for foolishness and for pain and because I cannot blame Her.


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The hotel offers a restaurant. Wireless Internet access is complimentary. In addition to a full-service spa, Dingle Skellig Hotel & Peninsula Spa features an indoor pool and a fitness center. 2 meeting rooms are available. This family-friendly hotel also offers a children's pool, spa services, and a complimentary children's club. Wedding services and tour/ticket assistance can be provided. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
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