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Hey there,
I'm trying to find out what the best way to create a simple popover is without having to fork out for it.
I want to be able to do pretty much exactly what happens on this site, wait for the popover to come down after the page has loaded, I would like something similar to that.
I don't even know if this can be done without buying the software but I thought I would ask here to see if any of you guys knew how to do it.
Thanks a lot
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If it is in fact user initiated, like some sort of dialog component, I can see merit. Nevertheless, here is a [stubbed out 2 minute version I put together using [url=http://developer.yahoo.com/yui]Yahoo UI](file:///Users/ddiaz/Desktop/pop-over.html).
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Tuesday, August 3, 2010
We are melllting
In fact we are under a heat advisory for today and tomorrow.
Temps in the upper 90's with a heat index of 106 degrees.
Higher temps are predicted for tomorrow.
Hope everyone is staying cool out there. All dogs and people will be indoors today at the farmette.
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Wish I could be inside - I get to water all these mums growing at Cobblestone - oh my - it is awful outside! Y'all stay cool and have a great start to your school year! Your blog looks awesome!ReplyDelete
Yesterday it was 106 here with a heat index of who knows how high. It's never been this hot.ReplyDelete
I'm so sick of this HOT weather, though, it is August. Suppose I should just man up and stay in the A/C. :)ReplyDelete
Stay cool and hydrated!!!
Live north of Wichita, KS where it was 108 yesterday and 105 already at 2pm today. I try to ignore the heat index, just makes me hotter.ReplyDelete
I heard on the radio that a man in Nashville died mowing his lawn...stay inside and drink lots of water. I can't even imagine that kind of humidity. It is 96 outside, but it's dry, so not too bad, but I'm inside in the cool inside.Stay cool:)ReplyDelete
Cathy - I will out at your place to buy some Mums before you know it.ReplyDelete
Beautiful and very colorful photos. Hope your heatwave ends soon.ReplyDelete
They said on The Weather Channel the other day that America hasn't seen consistent high temps like these since the 19th century. I believe them. Personally, I'm glad August is almost over so I can look forward to fall.ReplyDelete
Jeeeeese! Got iced tea? HahahahaReplyDelete
I hear ya! Where I am in Ontario it's 88° and feels like 102°. Not quite as bad as you but close enough!ReplyDelete
What is up with the weather this year?!ReplyDelete
Extreme winter, spring passed us by and summer is beyond extreme.
Makes me wonder what's up for fall!
Twisted - We had such a crazy winter last season, and all this hot summer makes me wonder if fall/winter will be worse.ReplyDelete


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By Jeremy Hakes
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|A good, clean & fun climb. Decent pro. We watched a bear move around with some deer remains from the summit - evidently the "Bear Area" signs are accurate. We exited to the east of the ridge, hiked down and slightly east and found a decent climbers trail to hike out on.
By George Bell
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Sep 12, 2011
|We were visited by a mountain lion yesterday while packing up at the base of Stairway to Heaven. Although it is only a few hundred yards off the Mesa Trail, the base of this climb seems remote and seldom visited. I'm sure the healthy crop of poison ivy keeps people out. The poison ivy in Skunk Canyon is really bad right now!
By Mark E Dixon
From: Sprezzatura, Someday
Sep 20, 2015
|The Mesa Trail has been rerouted a bit. After crossing the stream, you will have two quick short switchbacks, then a longer leg to a sharp right turning switchback. There's a big tree and several nice sitting rocks on a flat platform. Go past this spot and into Skunk Canyon. On the way to Ridge 1, it seems better to follow the trail on the south side of the creek until you are nearly below the ridge.
By Flatirons Climbing Council
May 15, 2016
An application for bolting a new route on Ridge 1 has been received by the FCC for the May 1 cycle. Details of the proposed route can be found here on the FCC site: flatironsclimbing.org/current-....
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Rural North Carolina Gets Savvy With Teleneurology For Stroke
One by one across the nation, small rural hospitals are getting stroke smart.
And around this Thanksgiving, 87-bed Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospital in Elkin, NC, a Mayberry-like town of 4,000 residents, will become one more.
Hugh Chatham and three other rural facilities in the nation's so-called "stroke belt" will link up with a teleneurology system through Forsyth Medical Center, the first North Carolina hospital to receive Joint Commission stroke certification, 45 minutes away in Winston-Salem.
The other hospitals joining in are Brunswick Community Hospital, a 60-bed facility in Supply; Kernersville Medical Center, a 50-bed hospital nearing completion in Kernersville and Twin County Regional Hospital, a 141-bed facility in Galax, VA.
When they do, patients who come to the emergency room exhibiting symptoms of brain attack can be examined through a high-resolution, 30-frame per second camera by a trained stroke neurologist either at Forsyth, or thousands of miles way through a neurology physician service called Specialists On Call.
Their CT scans can be scrutinized by those same distant doctors to see if they are eligible for tissue plasminogen activator or tPA, the clot-busting drug proven to make at least 11% of ischemic stroke patients who receive it almost completely recover when they otherwise would be severely disabled for the rest of their remaining lives.
All told, an estimated 1,500 patients who have a stroke attack each year at the four hospitals will get better care, Forsyth officials say.
"Another unknown number of patients won't be cured, but they will do better than they otherwise would and require fewer resources," says Patrick Lyden, MD, who started a similar stroke network with rural hospitals in California six years ago.
"Every day, more and more rural hospitals are solving this problem for themselves with different models of teleneurology," says Lyden, now chairman of the department of neurology at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles.
It's important that expert neurologists diagnose which patients who present with stroke symptoms have ischemic stroke, the type that benefits from tPA, and which ones have hemorrhagic stroke, for which administration of the drug could be harmful.
Also crucial, having expertise available to rural communities like these will make it much more likely that patients will be seen within the three-hour window that the drug can help.
At Hugh Chatham, the idea originated when Marc Womeldorf, administrative director of rehabilitation services, wondered why his facility wasn't receiving more stroke patients.
"I checked with North Carolina state statistics for what happens to stroke patients from our primary service area, which includes Wilkes, Alleghany, Yadkin and Surry counties," says Womeldorf. "And I learned that over half of the patients who suffer stroke who live here were going to other hospitals farther away for their care. It didn't make sense."
"Quite often, what these patients are doing is going straight to these other hospitals by driving," which adds another hour of brain cell death and make it nearly impossible for them to be eligible for tPA within the required three-hour window, says Womeldorf.
"They're not even accessing the 911 emergency medical system transport. Meanwhile, the clock is ticking and brain cells are dying."
Teleneurology could bring more patients to Hugh Chatham, he reasoned.
North Carolina is one of the so-called "stroke belt" states, along with Arkansas, Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee and Oklahoma where death rates from stroke are the highest in the nation. North Carolina, the sixth highest stroke death rate, had 52.4 stroke deaths per 100,000 people in 2006, nine more than the national average.


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#MANIMATION–Faithful to the irony and irreverence that mark Moschino's sense of style, the Italian fashion house releases a new video that introduces us to its spring/summer 2014 menswear collection. Director Luca Finotti perfectly understands the spirit of Moschino's offering for the spring/summer 2014 season, and exclusively directs models Simone Nobili and Andy Walters in a funny short film. Providing their young and charming features, the boys live in a surreal world, where their clothes come alive. Surrounded by giant fruits, ants that steal the models' shoes, ties transformed into video game characters and animated vegetables, Simone and Andy really enjoy this moment of fun, delivering funny faces, that perfectly fit with the mood of the collection, which is the quintessence of Moschino's heritage. / Director assistance by Marco Crema. Art direction by Luca Finotti. Set designing by Anna Campa and Chiara Caspani. Grooming by Gabriele Trezzi. Second DP and editing by Federico Forlani. Digital by Alessandro Damato and Angelo Checchi. Second assistance by Madeleine Alizadeh, Giulia Capresi and Gloria Russo. Gaffer: Maurizio Nava.
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Star Couplings: Brooke Shields To Tell All About Marriage To Andre Agassi
- Brooke Shields will give her side of her marriage to Andre Agassi in a memoir. [Starpulse]
- A rep says Mariah Carey isn't pregnant, despite the singer's hints. [OK!]
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Tony Leung and Zhang Ziyi in 2046 .
There's a fine line between reality and cinema in director Wong Kar-wai's world, writes Sacha Molitorisz.
With credits including Chungking Express and In The Mood For Love, Wong Kar-wai is one of Asian cinema's most revered figures. So, naturally, any interview with Wong must address questions of technique and themes.
To be honest, though, I'm more curious about the details. Why does Wong always wears dark sunglasses? Why are his leading men and leading ladies - including Nicole Kidman - always so outrageously beautiful? And why does every one of them smoke like a bushfire and drink like Oliver Reed?
"Where did you get this tie?" Wong asks, revealing a similar fascination with detail as he sits down for our interview. In the conference room of a harbourside hotel, he moves and speaks slowly and deliberately. Naturally, he is wearing dark sunglasses, a fashionable pair with silver rims.
"It looks like a tie from my films. In In The Mood For Love, we have a tie very close to this one on Tony Leung."
Wong takes out a cigarette and lights it, filling the air with curls of smoke.
A filmmaker who has made a career pleasing critics instead of producers, Wong is in Sydney to promote his latest film, 2046. It is easily his most ambitious work: part period piece, part sci-fi meditation requiring elaborate costumes and computer-generated special effects.
The film was so long in the making that the running gag was it would be 2046 before it was finished. Instead, after five years, Wong finished it a year ago, delivering it to Cannes just in time for the film festival. 2046 walked away from Cannes without winning a biscuit, unlike 1997's Happy Together (best director) and 2000's In The Mood For Love (best actor).
It did, however, score some gushing reviews. As Richard Corliss wrote in Time magazine: "Because of its passion, its craft, its belief in the grace and pain of love, 2046 is the film of 2004." A big call, given Corliss was writing in May.
A year on, how does Wong feel about it? "Every time when you look back it is always better than what it was, right?"
Interesting, as that's exactly what 2046 is about: the way we tend to look back at the past through rose-coloured glasses. 2046 revisits the love affair of In The Mood For Love between Mr Chow (Tony Leung) and Su Li Zhen (Maggie Cheung).
At the end of In The Mood For Love, Chow travelled to Angkor Wat in Cambodia. The year was 1967 and Chow's goal was to find an ancient hole into which he could whisper the secret of his doomed affair with Su Li Zhen. 2046 opens later, as Chow, a writer, moves into the Oriental Hotel. Burned by his affair, Chow has devolved into a voracious ladies' man, bedding one gorgeous conquest after another - until meeting his match with his neighbour in room 2046, hostess Bai Ling (Zhang Ziyi). Convinced by the hotel owner's daughter, Jing Wen (Faye Wong), to write science fiction, Wong begins a novel called 2046, in which an android-filled train allows travellers to voyage to 2046 to recapture lost memories.
Odd, you say? Truth is, the 129-minute drama is much more complicated and curious than any synopsis can suggest.
Wong says the film was inspired by the Chinese government's promise that it would not meddle with Hong Kong for 50 years after taking over in 1997.
"2046 is not only the room number or a certain year - it's more about a state of mind, about all of us, that we always want to preserve something. We know it's going to change, but ideally we want to preserve it somewhere. It's like we have an antique shop in our mind."
A waiter has brought Wong a beer. He takes a gulp, then another drag.
So, why do all his characters smoke and drink? Is it because of the nostalgia it evokes, reminiscent of Bogart and Bacall?
"Because this is a subject I know very well," Wong says. "And also, it's something that you know is not going to happen for very long. Sooner or later they will say, 'No more cigarettes in film."'
With the cigarette and shades, he looks like a gangster. Actually, he looks like a character from one of his films. It's as if I'm watching one of his movies. Except that here the plot is easier to follow.
Wong's elliptic storytelling technique is as renowned as his sumptuous visuals. As he explains it, that is more a matter of default than design.
"Sometimes people think improvisation is a way you make the film, that it is an artistic decision," he says. "But it is not. There are practical reasons, because we produce our films with very limited budgets, so we have to be flexible. So in fact we have a lot of scripts. That means whenever you start each project you have different alternatives. Instead of one way, you have to think of two or three ways in case there will be problems."
Born in Shanghai in 1958, Wong moved to Hong Kong with his parents at age five. Growing up as an outsider - it took eight years until he was fluent in Cantonese - without a TV in his cramped apartment, he went to the movies for entertainment. After dropping out of art school, Wong studied screenwriting before landing jobs penning everything from TV soaps to porn scripts.
In 1989, he made his debut with As Tears Go By. A homage to Mean Streets, it's a violent film that now looks dated - and sounds dated, with its cheesy synth soundtrack - but revealed a young director willing to take risks. Since then, with Chungking Express, In The Mood For Love and 2046, his reputation has grown steadily.
Which still doesn't mean it's easy to find funding: "Just tell any investor, 'This guy takes five years to make a film.' That's a good enough turn-off."
His next film is well into pre-production, with Nicole Kidman to star. "Yes, I'm going to work with her. The shoot is going to happen around August. It's going to be a thriller - that's all I can tell you."
Has Wong enjoyed meeting Kidman? "Yes, I'm surprised, she is very knowledgeable. She knows not only Hollywood films, she has a very good knowledge of world cinema. She knows the way we work, and so she is very understanding."
If the collaboration goes well, it's likely to be repeated. Many of Wong's leading actors are regulars. Tony Leung (six Wong films), Maggie Cheung (five) and Faye Wong (three) obviously like his way of working. Wong says he doesn't want his actors to become their characters, he wants the actors to be themselves.
When I ask why his cast members are all so beautiful, Wong answers elliptically. "The biggest achievement for an actor or an actress in a film is that he or she is the only choice. And you can only achieve that when a character is part of themselves, because that way they can become original."
If Wong inspires loyalty in his cast, his crew are equally faithful. One recurring collaborator is Aussie Chris Doyle, the cinematographer who worked on Rabbit-Proof Fence and Hero, and who has done seven films with Wong. After leaving Sydney as a teenager and travelling around the world for three years with the merchant marine, Doyle landed in Taiwan, then Hong Kong. He briefly studied cinematography, but soon realised "it was all bullshit". So he, like Wong, is untrained.
"By the time I met Chris, actually, he had just started his career in Hong Kong," Wong says. "I think he had just made one film, for a friend of mine. So when my friend learned I was going to direct a film, my second film, he recommended Chris. So it's more than 12 years together."
What does Doyle contribute? "The thing about Chris is he doesn't give up easily. Today he's mature enough to say something is not worth trying, but in his younger days, whenever you asked him to do something he would try to achieve it.
"Chris has changed a lot. He used to be a very serious man. He would do a lot of sketches, notes and details, but today he's more relaxed. After Chungking Express he told me, 'Now I feel I'm an able cinematographer."'
Doyle has a reputation for eccentricity, I say. "He's not very eccentric. He used to be very shy and didn't talk much. Later on I asked him to be the PR. When there are press and people around, I ask Chris to handle it. Then he becomes very, very alcoholic," Wong laughs.
Funny that: Doyle, too, sounds like a character from one of Wong's films - enigmatic and hard-drinking.
Doyle worked on 2046, but only temporarily. He had to jump ship when the shoot was interrupted by the SARS virus outbreak.
"We had to stop production," Wong says. "We were ready to shoot in Shanghai, but no one was allowed to come to China at that time, so we had to dissolve the team. Getting the crew and the cast together again took another 11/2 years."
At that point, the publicist walks in to end the interview. Unfortunately, I haven't had a chance to ask about the sunglasses. (Apparently, he has a condition that makes his eyes overly sensitive to light.)
On the way out, I comment on the publicist's shoes, which are retro and chic.
"Right," says Wong, who obviously noticed them long ago. "Sally," he tells her, "you deserve a beer."
2046 is released on May 26. A four-day festival, Focus on Wong Kar-wai, runs at the Dendy Opera Quays from May 14 until May 18. It opens with the Sydney premiere of 2046.
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Adversity is the mother of progress.
That's what Mahatma Gandhi once said and Central Coast coach Phil Moss insists his charges will prove the famed saying right when they host Adelaide in their do-or-die A-League finals match on Saturday.
The Mariners endured a heart-breaking 1-0 defeat to FC Seoul on Wednesday.
Deadlocked at 0-0 until the 92nd minute, a point would have left the Mariners well-placed heading into their final Asian Champions League group match.
But skipper John Hutchinson's injury-time own goal leaves them facing a must-win match away to Japanese giants Sanfrecce Hiroshima next week to progress to the knockout stage.
Before then they face another crucial encounter against a dangerous Adelaide outfit at Central Coast Stadium on Saturday and Moss says the loss will only serve to strengthen them.
"When we go through adversity, and last night was adversity losing in the manner that we did, it just galvanises us," Moss said.
"I think it will make us mentally tougher for what's ahead on Saturday night.
"I only see positives and you can see in the players' eyes this morning in recovery that they're really focused on the finals.
"If things go against us it makes us stronger.
"So Adelaide will be in for a tough challenge on Saturday night."
With such a quick turnaround the Mariners have already moved on from the devastation of Wednesday with Moss joking: "Hutch put his hand up to play striker this weekend after such a great finish."
But while the pain is a bit deeper for Hutchinson himself the skipper is also able to make light of his mistake .
"It was probably one of the worst times of my career scoring an own goal in such a big game at home," he said.
"I saw the cross come in and tried to clear it and it went off my right shin and straight past Rocket (Liam Reddy).
"I said to him at the end of the game 'you've saved every other ball. Why couldn't you save mine?'
"It wasn't nice but we just have to move ahead to Saturday.
"The team always comes together in these sorts of times.
"I got some funny text messages last night off the boys... laughter is the best cure some times."
The last two times the Mariners have played Adelaide, Josep Gombau's men have put six goals past them.
But while Moss knows he'll have a challenge on his hands, he says it's a much-improved Mariners side they'll be meeting on Saturday.
"I think when we lost to them 4-0 down there in December it was probably the lowest ebb that we were at within our transition period.
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This post could be called anti-Areopagean, since in a reversal of the Acts 17 narrative, I write to those who inherited a supremely certain God and extol the virtues of a God unknown. I propose that agnostic theism actually results in a win-win situation, yielding rich rewards in return for handing over so-called certainty. I am not advocating that everyone adopt this philosophy, but I would like to lay out the advantages as I have experienced them.This approach not only takes seriously the … [Read more...]
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The Macedonian right back had offers from several top clubs, but he decided to return to Zagreb after four seasons in Veszprém.
Kiril Lazarov Signs for Zagreb
After five years in Hungarian MKB Veszprem, Macedonian player Kiril Lazarov changes club and signs for former European Champion, Croatia Osiguranje Zagreb. The agreement was reached on Sunday afternoon before the game between Croatia Osiguranje and Ademar Leon. Lazarov had three options: Zagreb, Hamburg or Pamplona.
"Many things influenced me to choose Zagreb. They are working to create a strong team with great support from the city and government. In 2009 Croatia will host the World Championship as well," Lazarov told Eurohandball.com
Lazarov is currently the top scorer of the Champions League with 82 goal. He is followed by Eric Gull (Valladolid) with 71 goals and Lars Christiansen (Flensburg) with 68 goals. Both players still play second game from semi-final, and one of them will surely have two more games in the CL finals.
Great expectations
"I have good memories from the days when I played for Zagreb – though in that period the club had many problems. Many things have changed since then," Lazarov said.
"I hope I will play the CL final with Zagreb next season. That's our main task for the years to come."
At the moment the Romanian Jurka and the young Kopljar play in the right back position for Zagreb. Lazarov will get his old shirt with number 7 back. National players – Mirza Dzomba, Igor Vori, Denis Spoljaric and Drazen Jerkovic – will also join Zagreb for the next season.
Impressive list of achievements
During his stay in Hungary, Lazarov won four championships titles, three cups, he played two CL semi-finals and he was also CL top scorer and Hungarian top scorer. He was awarded the best foreign player title twice in Hungary, in addition he was chosen the sportsmen of the city of Veszpém.
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Density altitude
Hot and high factors shorten runways with summer and mountain flying.
Anticipating and adapting
It is a pretty safe bet that density altitude corrections will need to be taken into account any time you find yourself flying into or out of a high-altitude airport in the daylight of a hot summer day. But density altitude affects just about all airports, including coastal ones right at sea level.
If you normally eat up 80% of the short runway at your local coastal strip and a heat wave strikes, you may not get off the ground without first reducing your takeoff weight. If you fly out of certain airports regularly, committing the ISA temperature for the field elevation to memory is not a bad idea.
It will come in handy time and again because you can quickly compare the heat you see in the terminal aerodrome forecast (TAF) with that ISA temperature to forecast a likely density altitude scenario.
If your memory or math skills are not as keen as you'd like, you can also plug the TAF temperature and pressure information into a number of online calculators (such as eustis. army.mil/weather/weather_products/wxconversions.htm#dpa) via your webphone or FBO computer terminal.
For most pilots, density altitude translates into increased takeoff lengths. But at large airports with seemingly infinite runway lengths, is density altitude still a factor? The answer is yes, but in a different way. Aircraft that operate at major airports, such as large cargo planes, are often loaded to MTOW.
As density altitude increases, MTOW must be reduced accordingly to ensure enough lift at the prescribed V speeds. Without that lift, pilots must guess at what higher speed is appropriate for rotation, essentially becoming test pilots.
It happens that high altitudes tend also to have relatively dry air, so things normally cool down quickly as night falls. This is at least one of the reasons that many of the world's large high-altitude airports—such as UIO (Quito, Ecuador) at 9228 ft, DEN (Intl, Denver CO, USA) at 5431 ft and NBO (Jomo Kenyatta, Nairobi, Kenya) at 5330 ft MSL—have significant night-time operations.
Finally, just because you've taken off successfully does not mean you're out of the woods. Remember that density altitude describes the aircraft's performance. If your aircraft's service ceiling is 14,000 ft, you will not clear that 12,000-ft ridge with a 3000-ft density altitude addition.
As a pilot, the best way to deal with unfavorable density altitudes is to truly understand the operational limitations of your aircraft and not allow your situation to force you outside that envelope as "Tom" did. In most instances, a high density altitude will just mean a longer takeoff and landing roll.
Less frequently, it may mean carrying less fuel or restricting cargo weight. Occasionally you may have to delay your departure until things cool off, or perhaps make 2 trips to carry everyone and their cargo. In the rarest situations, you may not have enough runway to take off, regardless of weight, even if you're just carrying minimum fuel to get you to the next airport.
In these cases, the only option is to relax, find a cold drink or air conditioned FBO and tend to your passengers until the sun goes down.
Karsten Shein is a climatologist with the National Climatic Data Center in Asheville NC. He formerly served as an assistant professor at Shippensburg University. Shein holds a commercial license with instrument rating.


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The Chief of Defence Force, David Hurley, said it was too early to determine if Australian soldiers were responsible for the deaths of two Afghan boys in southern Afghanistan.
General Hurley said Australian commanders were working with their International Security Assistance Force and Afghan colleagues to determine the facts around an incident which resulted in the deaths of the two Afghan children.
"We deeply regret that the International Security Assistance Forces were responsible for the unintended death of two Afghan boys during the operation," he said.
General Hurley said the incident was immediately reported to Afghan authorities but it was "premature to make any determination about who was responsible or how the incident occurred''.
Opposition Leader
'Horrible feature of war'
When asked about the incident on Sunday, Prime Minister
Civilian casualties caused by NATO-led forces have been one of the most contentious issues in the campaign against Taliban insurgents, often triggering widespread public anger and harsh criticism from President
"The children were killed by Australian troops, it was a mistaken incident, not a deliberate one," Akhundzada said, adding that insurgents had first shot at a helicopter carrying Australian soldiers.
ISAF expressed its "deep regret" over the children's deaths and said it remained committed to minimising civilian casualties.
"I offer my personal apology and condolences to the family of the boys who were killed," General Joseph Dunford, commander of ISAF, said in a statement.
'we take full responsibility'
ISAF said the troops had opened fire at what they believed were insurgent forces. It said a joint Afghan-ISAF team visited the district of Shahidi Hassas in Oruzgan on Saturday to investigate and meet with local leaders.
Last month, 10 Afghan civilians, including five children, were killed by a NATO airstrike in Kunar province.
Following the attack, Karzai barred Afghan forces from seeking air support from foreign troops in a bid to curb civilian casualties.
Karzai has regularly lashed out at senior ISAF leaders, demanding that civilian deaths must be avoided and saying the killings have worsened relations between his government and the international coalition.
Protests in the streets
Previous civilian deaths caused by ISAF forces, especially those involving children, have brought protesters onto the streets of Kabul chanting slogans against the presence of international troops in Afghanistan.
Security responsibility for Oruzgan, a restive province where Taliban insurgents have been holding sway, is being handed over to Afghan forces.
The bulk of Australia's 1550 troops are based in the province, and are focused on training and mentoring Afghan soldiers before the withdrawal of NATO combat troops by the end of next year.
Comment was being sought from Prime Minister
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The pill is a tablet, that is white in a capsule form, It has the imprint E 147. Any help would be great. Thanks in advance.
Does anyone have any ideas? I could sure use the help....
Sorry, I couldn't find anything that matches your exact description.
Found a round salmon colored pill makred E 147, and a white/green capsule marked E 714, and a blue oblong tablet marked E 174... but no white capsule shaped tablets marked E 147 [?]
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South African-based AngloGold, which has several assets in Western Australia, is the last of the major gold producers with a significant amount of production hedged at prices well below the current gold price.
On Tuesday, it launched an initiative to raise $US1.37 billion in equity and debt to buy back the 3.2 million ounces it has hedged.
"Our move is as much about positioning the company in the minds of shareholders as it is about funding (through increasing cashflow from a higher received gold price) a new phase in our development and growth," Mr Cutifani said in an email to Resources Daily.
"When people think about gold, we want them to think AngloGold Ashanti because we give them real leverage to the gold price.
"We are making sure the hedge does not get in the way of the turnaround story we have delivered over the last three years, and the value we represent going forward."
Investors are typically averse to gold companies with hedging contracts in place as it limits exposure to upside in the gold price.
The average forward sale price of the contracts AngloGold entered into is thought to have been less than $US450 an ounce, compared with the current spot gold price of $US1268.70 a ounce.
Mr Cutifani said he would have liked to have dealt with the hedge book almost as soon as he joined the company in late 2007.
"The challenge we faced three years ago was the relative size of the hedge and the balance sheet capacity we had to deal with the issue," he said.
"If we had the capacity way back then, we would have taken it out in early 2008."
The only option for doing it would have been launching a huge rights issue that would have been highly dilutive for shareholders.
"On that basis, our strategy has been to take it out in bite size lump, and minimise dilution while keeping the balance sheet exposure manageable.
"On the first eight million ounces, we are about $US3.5 billion in the black so that has been a great success."
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The Redskins announced on Saturday that they have added tight end Fred Davis to their injury report, and that he is questionable for Sunday's game against the Detroit Lions because of an ankle injury.
Davis practiced every day this week, and hadn't been listed on the injury report. It wasn't clear if he suffered the injury during Friday's practice or during Saturday's walk-through.
Davis started the first two games of the season, but in the second half of last week's game at Green Bay, he was benched in favor of rookie Jordan Reed. Davis acknowledged missing some assignments, and Redskins coaches said they went to Reed because the rookie had done better in practices leading up to the game and that they believed at the time, he gave them a better chance to win.


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"the empire is law
the law is sacred
praise be katosh
and all the divine?"
its so weird, that i actually wanna know what it means. okay thanks
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The Empire is Law. The Law is sacred. Praise be Akatosh and all the nine divines.
Akatosh (Dragon God of Time): Akatosh is the chief deity of the Nine Divines (the prescribed religious cults of Cyrodiil and its provinces), and one of two deities found in every Tamrielic religion (the other is Lorkhan). He is generally considered to be the first of the Gods to form in the Beginning Place; after his establishment, other spirits found the process of being easier and the various pantheons of the world emerged. He is the ultimate God of the Cyrodilic Empire, where he embodies the qualities of endurance, invincibility, and everlasting legitimacy.
At the end of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, Martin Septim changes into an avatar of Akatosh in order to defeat Mehrunes Dagon in combat in the Imperial City. He is later turned to stone, still trapped as the avatar. This statue can be activated, like a shrine, and gives two extremely long lasting blessings, one of Personality and one of Luck.
The Collector's Edition include a strategy guide, a making of documentary, and a special edition gold septim coin.
hm, I can't find anything on ebay or on google or on wikipedia - it sounds like it might be a token - if it's written in english - katosh is not a western sounding name at all - nor is that a western sounding motto - if it was truly from another nation - in praising any divine law - such as in islam it would be written in the arabic language not in english - I think it's a token of some sort without having looked at it. What color is it? email me firstname.lastname@example.com - I'M really curious too. LOL - lemme know if you find out.
I believe what you are describing is a coin that was issued in a "Collectors Edition" of a computer game. See if this looks familiar (about halfway down the page)
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My wife is sitting out in the car, loading plastic eggs with candy for her nephews. Very sweet, unlike the guy doing the same sitting in the unmarked windowless van across the street.
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The menu includes items such as 3/4-pound St. Louis-style pork ribs ($13.99), beef-brisket sandwiches ($8.19), and pulled pork ($12.99/lb.). This Groupon is valid for dine-in or carryout.
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Tribune Opinion: Oil and gas commission gets rules right
February 25, 2013
The state's oil and gas regulators made neither extreme happy when they voted 8-1 to approve rules that would extend the space between homes and drilling operations. We think that's probably a sign that the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission got the rules about right.
The new rules will take effect Aug. 1 and will require drilling to be a minimum of 500 feet from a variety of occupied structures, including homes and businesses. Previously, the state required setbacks of 350 feet in urban areas and 150 feet in rural areas. The new rules also will require more communication between drillers and surface owners, as well as greater efforts on the part of drillers to mitigate noise.
The lone dissenting vote came from commissioner Tommy Holton, who is the mayor of Fort Lupton. Weld County is among the state's leaders in oil and gas production, and Weld officials have long been vocal supporters of the oil and gas industry and opponents of the new rules. They have said the setback rules were too stringent and would have negative impacts on development and growth throughout the county.
Others, mostly associated with communities that are less friendly to oil and gas, said the setback rules did not go far enough. Many sought 1,000-foot setbacks.
We don't think the new rules will have the dire effect on development some have suggested, and we know that the noise, dust and fumes from the operations can cause problems as drilling encroaches ever deeper into urban areas. We think the state does need tough rules that will seek to minimize impact on residents, and it's important to hold the oil and gas companies accountable.
However, we also understand the nation needs the energy, and oil and gas companies must be allowed to do their jobs, even when it's uncomfortable. We're well aware, too, of the benefits that have come to this community — largely in the form of tax dollars — from the industry. That's certainly a positive, and so long as the drilling is done safely, we would never support rules that would strangle it.
That's why we think the commission struck the right balance. We're also glad to see that the commission is willing to work with Greeley to give city leaders more leeway. Brad Mueller, Greeley's director of community development, said city officials are working with commission staff on an agreement that would essentially bypass the longer setbacks by keeping mitigation efforts to reduce noise, dust, traffic and similar issues under local control.
We think that's a positive development, and we think it shows Greeley's leaders were right to make their voice heard early and often in the process.
While the commission could never make everyone happy, we think they have found a middle ground that will work for the state.
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John Martini, a Finger Lakes grower who says his German-born winemaker, Johannes Reinhardt, ''dropped from heaven,'' has sold his Anthony Road wines at the Union Square Greenmarket on Saturdays for nine years.
''Our emphasis is dry food wines,'' he said. The 2003 pinot gris ($15) is a fine aperitif. The 2002 riesling ($11) is tangy. For dessert, the semisweet 2002 vignoles ($9), redolent of grapefruit, finishes with a nice dry edge. HOWARD G. GOLDBERGContinue reading the main story


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The preacher gave sheriff deputies permission to search his SUV but warned them "there was something bad" inside.
The preacher read a short verse of Scripture, then said a prayer.
This preacher has promised to correct all his mistakes and make government more efficient.
That recollection touches on another tradition from the civil-rights days: the preacher as prophet.
She sees Plath as "a godless version of Ecclesiastes' preacher."
And then the Vice-Chancellor, with the "pokers" and the preacher.
"Uh, huh," said the preacher, and he began to hasten his steps homeward.
preacher, don't you ever think I want to say anything against it.
The preacher's eyes glistened as they took in the well-filled board.
"Thar's no one else c'n do it but the negro, sah," the preacher answered.
c.1200, from Old French preecheor "preacher" (Modern French prêcheur), from Latin praedicatorem (nominative praedicator) "public praiser, eulogist," literally "proclaimer" (see preach). Slang short form preach (n.) is recorded by 1968, American English.


text: On Fri, Nov 30, 2001 at 05:17:20PM -0500, Geoffrey Talvola wrote: > At 12:22 PM 11/30/01 -0500, Hsueh-ching Yen wrote: > >Hi, all > > > >I just started using webware, and have a question on HTML form submission. > >I have a > ><SELECT MULTIPLE name= myselect > > ><option>AAA</option> > ><option>BBB</option> > ><option>CCC</option> > ><option>DDD</option> > ></SELECT> > >If user selects one item, AAA, then submit, in HTTPRequest object > >req.fields()["myselect"] is AAA (a string). > >If user selects two item, AAA and BBB, then submit, in HTTPRequest object > >req.fields()["myselect"] is ['AAA', 'BBB'] (a list). > > > >Isn t easier if it is always in a list? Then we don t need to test the > >type of the objects? > > I think it's impossible to tell the difference. The way form fields are > encoded, a single item selected in a multiple select list is the same as an > item selected in a single select list. > > What I did is to write a method in my SitePage.py: > > def listField(self, name): > values = self.request().field(name, []) > if not isinstance(values, types.ListType): > values = [values] > return values > > Then instead of using reg.fields()["myselect"], I use > self.listField("myselect"). It'll always come back as a list. The problem is in Python's cgi module that Webware uses. It returns a string if there's one value, or a list if there's more than one. In my applications I use a .fieldMulti method like Geoff's, and a .fieldSingle method that arbitrarily picks the first value if there are more than one. That way, the application doesn't have to do an if-test for every single variable, nor run the risk of crashing if the user submits multiple values to a single-value-only field. -- -Mike (Iron) Orr, iron@... (if mail problems: mso@...) http://iron.cx/ English * Esperanto * Russkiy * Deutsch * Espan~ol


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Chloe's Corner Now Open at CityScape
Out with the Oakville, in with the new.
Last October, Oakville Grocery Co., the ex-eatery and gourmet groceries spot at Downtown's CityScape, saw some controversy when the Arizona Republic reported its owner and operator, Michael A. Webb, was booted out in under three months by CityScape's developer, RED Development LLC, due to a host of financial woes.
File that under ancient history.
Last week, Chloe's Corner, the fast casual spot of breakfast, lunch, early dinner, and 50-cent cups of coffee, opened in the old Oakville space. From restaurateur Sam Fox and Ashly Young, a former Fox associate who purchased the original Chloe's Corner location in Scottsdale's Kierland Commons from Fox in 2010 to branch out on her own, the eatery will offer hot and cold sandwiches, salads, pizza, breakfast items, and a variety of grocery items -- including meals to-go.
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Chloe's Corner 50 West Jefferson Street (CityScape) 602-252-7600
Hours: Monday - Friday 7:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Saturday, 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Sunday, 8:00 a.m - 4:00 p.m.
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Rain expected into the morning
Updated 7:44 am, Thursday, December 22, 2011
The Bexar County area could see up to half an inch of rain overnight Wednesday and into early Thursday as showers, and storms in some spots, move through the area.
National Weather Service forecaster Mark Lenz said a few parts of the county may even see up to three-quarters of an inch of rain but it wouldn't last long.
"The rain will stop around sunrise and the skies will clear," Lenz said.
Morning commuters heading out after 7:30 a.m. should expect a dry drive, according to the forecast. Temperatures Thursday are expected to be in the low to mid-60s. The next front to come through the area Thursday night will "usher in northerly winds and cooler temperatures," Lenz said.
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Friday's highs will reach the mid-50s.
Late Thursday the rain had not caused any serious accidents.


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Early last month Facebook announced the App Center which, unsurprisingly, mirrors various other app hubs out there by allowing users to find and download apps. At the time, Facebook said that the App Center would launch on the Web, iOS, and Android sometime in the next few weeks.
According to a source quoted by Business Insider, that time has come. The App Center will reportedly drop in the next couple of days - even as soon as today or tomorrow.
Facebook's App Center is pretty simple, but could be a huge step in courting developers to utilize their platform in their apps. Unlike the current way apps are displayed on Facebook (residing on a regular page), the App Center will allow apps to impress users right out of the gate with a full detail page.
Not only that, but Facebook's App Center will reward quality. Developers will rely on user ratings and engagement to ultimately determine how successful their app performs. "Well-designed apps that people enjoy will be prominently displayed. Apps that receive poor user ratings or don't meet the quality guidelines won't be listed," says Facebook.
To be listed in Facebook's App Center, your app needs to use Facebook Login. Facebook later detailed that the App Center would not host mobile apps, but rather point users in the right direction with links to the app's iTunes of Google Play page.
For more general guidelines for developers, you can check out our previous article on the topic.
Another first about the App Center is that Facebook will give developers the option to offer paid apps on the App Center. Unlike in-app purchases, this will let users charge an up-front, flat fee to to the app on Facebook.
This is obviously at rumor level, but it shouldn't shock anyone if the App Center launches soon - the announcement is nearly a month old. Business Insider points to a "Apps and Drinks" press event that Facebook is throwing on Thursday as a possible timeframe for the big reveal.


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I'm a fan of learning technologies as you'd expect given my vocation, but I'm not a big fan of using them in there most limited way. For example, if your LMS is there to launch and track e-learning modules and that's about it that's fine, you don't need someone like me to tell you how to do that and if you're using that for compliance that's fine too - it's just not what I call learning. Yes, your LMS should be able to launch and track learning but that's like saying the sole purpose of having a WoF (warrant of fitness for the non-Kiwis amongst you - like your MOT in the UK) done on your car is to make so that you can drive it legally. The WoF is there to make sure you are at the minimum level of 'compliance' for safety - but what it should encourage is proper vehicle maintenance and servicing. In the same way your compliance training is there to give you a minimum legal clearance on standards - what it should encourage is proper activities and learning so that your learners have levels of understanding over and above a simple checkbox.
You may be under the misconception that I'm against compliance training or getting your WoF or health check. I'm not at all, I believe in measuring and checking as a good process. What I don't think is that this is the end of the story. I know the WoF is a necessary thing and I firmly believe it's a requirement (despite grumbling like everyone else when mine is due). The WoF doesn't address any issues with my car beyond highlighting them and it is not exhaustive to any issues that there could possibly be or things that are going to go wrong next week. Same is true for most compliance training launch and track activities. They check at that point the rudimentary understanding, tick it off and say you're good right now. It's not exhaustive and it doesn't highlight where things may go wrong in the future.
I'm not a massive fan of the 70/20/10 rule of learning (I prefer pervasive learning because actually the breakdown of percentages is always variable), but I do agree to the basic theory that only the smallest piece of our learning comes from the formal training that we've often received. In terms of compliance training it's probably lower still. We learn from what we see others do, stories we share and doing the job and making mistakes and learning from them. To access the larger pieces of the cake we need to take learning beyond the simplest of compliancy pieces and realise that the classical formal course has huge limitations. What's great is that most modern LMSs are equipped to help us take learning further.
The earth-shattering features that they possess are often the most under-utilised in organisations; they may not appear new or as sexy (okay, compliance training and sexy may not go well in a sentence together) as that new e-learning package with the whizz-bang graphics that you just shelled out $50,000 for, but they give you access to that all important big slice of learning. Let's start with the simplest yet most powerful social tool that your LMS possesses (if it doesn't then your LMS isn't really and LMS - it's probably some form of CMS, great for tracking compliance, not for learning); the humble forum. If there were a single tool that I could recommend to organisations above all others it would be the forum. Most of you have experience at some point of commenting on, replying, starting discussions or just reading forums so they're hardly anything new, but what they are is social and interactive and that's the area where learning flourishes. The skill for making good e-learning lies in instructional design of course (apparently news to about 50% of e-learning producers out there) and the forum is an example in this. If you put up a simple 'course forum' on each e-learning course you'll probably find that it gets very few if any posts and adds little or no value. That's not a fault of the forum tool, it's a fault of the instructional design. If a teacher in a classroom just asks compliance type closed questions it doesn't mean that all questions are limited, it just means that they're not using them to their full extent. Same with forums. If you pose the right types of question you'll get responses. The idea is that you challenge thinking, you engage people in issues that are relevant to them and you provide an environment where others start to comment not just on what you say and vice versa, but on each others ideas and theories.
A great example of this is to use controversial or difficult scenarios using something like a Q&A forum. A Q&A forum in Moodle/Totara works so that you can pose questions and people can only see each others replies when they post an answer - the forums then become open. I was working with a client recently using this technique as a pre-learning experience question and then using this as a springboard to picking up on misconceptions and common trends. If you want to instigate discussion try posing questions without a clear right and wrong type answer - these tend to initiate the best discussion and get others involved in trying to justify or reason against opinions. What these type of interactions do is make people really think not just about rules but about the application of them to real-life scenarios; that's what learning is really about.
Forums can also take learners off in a variety of directions and all you need to get this to occur is a little push! I run a little e-learning programme hear in New Zealand for beginners and like to make one of the first requirements for the programme posting on a forum. The way I do this is to set it up as a compulsory activity that they must complete to be able to complete the course overall. You can even make them make multiple posts or start a discussion thread. Whilst it's not a high-level use of the tool it does get them comfortable with making a post or discussion which can unlock their access to more sophisticated use.
I've also seen forums used effectively as part of the assessment process - lots of LMS forums even allow you to allow some peer ratings! Use this with care as it can have a different outcome to what you were expecting, but actually you can create some interesting scenarios and get users to vote on the best response. You can achieve a similar outcome by getting learners to comment constructively on each others posts.
There's other great tools you can use to get the social side of learning ticking along. Feedback and voting buttons can work well provided you share the analysis of results back with the group - again you can use the tools beyond their baseline use - feedback doesn't have to be your level 3 feedback or happy sheet - it can be to pick areas of concern or 'stuff' you want covered and then if you share everyone's views - it can even be used without any real further work from you or as a starter to then link to a forum to expand upon the ideas that throws up. If you need to understand the importance or relevance of a wiki tool just search for more or lest anything on the net. I guarantee somewhere in there they'll be an entry by Wikipedia. Wikipedia is the most famous of wiki sites but its hardly a one-off. A great activity is to get your 'group' to respond on one Wiki and build upon the answer to what they believe is correct. It's great because it forces the group to think on their answer and build their answer together (along with justifications). In fact wikis are really useful for more than that - we use one for our Learning Technologies staff and I don't control the content which is better for me (as I don't have to do all the work) and the consultants as they get to lead the direction we go in. Imagine setting a wiki on 'where to go from here' type theme in your course or 'how could this course be better'?
I've mostly talked about the asynchronous tools involved in your learning up to now, but don't forget the tools for synchronous learning that can also be used to good effect. The very simple chat and whiteboard type approach (particularly good if you have an 'expert' on hand that people can ask questions of) right through to the full blown training webinar. The best webinars use interaction beyond just trainer and learner and involve some level of interaction. Using webinars with web-based (or SaaS type) tools means you can real-time do things with your learners regardless of where you are - most webinar tools have things like voting (and hands up) and you can usually share a whiteboard or use a third party software to achieve this type of thing. I've recently been using Web-Ex and Totara LMS together through an API plugin - that can work quite nicely so the learner goes through their course page and seamlessly into the webinar but still with the tools the LMS offers and third-party tools at their disposal. The reason I'm strongest of all on the asynchronous tools though, is that the interaction takes place largely without much input from the trainer - that's a good thing for two reasons again; it's easier on you and it accesses the big slice of cake by learners learning from each other.
My final social side of learning is the Facebook effect. This is sometimes a step too far for those of us running an LMS and learning. But I like using an e-portfolio system to truly hand control over to the learners. In an LMS the system and control remains with the organisation, with portfolios the power passes to the individual - but that's where the power of social learning is. I like using Mahara in conjunction with Totara LMS; this means the LMS belongs to the organisation and the portfolio belongs to the learner. How this works is that the learner can then put together their page or timeline and post what they want to share with who they want to share. As trainers or administrators we may not be included… and that's okay. It can work well for formal submissions but also for things like peer reviews and general sharing. If you're worried people may start sharing answers or learning with each other then you're kind of missing the point; if they're learning from each other great! They're learning. Suggesting learners create a page for their course or programme can work well; you can decide whether they end up submitting or just let them share to increase that background learning. Either way if you're doing something that's igniting learning beyond what you directly 'teach' then that's a good thing and increasing the amount of cake consumed!
In closing even the best and most beautifully designed e-learning module is just a small piece of the pie, if you want to increase the availability of pie then you need to access the social side of learning and embrace those tools the LMS or e-portfolio/social platform. It's not a question of 'who ate all the pies?' but 'who wants a bigger piece of pie!'


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The Rangers are tied 1-1 with the Flyers in their best-of-seven first-round series that resumes Tuesday night.
The Lady Byng Trophy honors a person in the league who plays at a high level with good sportsmanship. The NHL will announce the winner of all of its awards on June 24 in Las Vegas.
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Re: st: RE: specification test after non-linear regression
Cindy Gao <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Re: st: RE: specification test after non-linear regression
Wed, 16 Jun 2010 15:29:32 +0000 (GMT)
Thank you Nick for your quick reply. I did see that there was nothing under -nl postestimation-, but I thought there might be some user-written routine or other way around it. I realise that a test for omitted nonlinear variables would not make that much sense for -nl- models in general, but is there no other way of testing/checking how 'good'/appropriately specified a -nl- model is (other than just looking at the Rsq)?
Thank you.
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From: Nick Cox <firstname.lastname@example.com>
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Sent: Wed, 16 June, 2010 17:07:00
Subject: st: RE: specification test after non-linear regression
The help for -nl postestimation- tells you what is available after -nl-.
It doesn't include this kind of test, which doesn't make much sense with -nl- models in general.
Cindy Gao
I am trying to find out how to do a specification test (e.g. to test whether specification is correct, omitted variables etc) after running a non-linear least squares regression. My regression command is of the form:
- nl (depvar = {b0} + {b1}*var1+ indicator*({b2} + {b3}*var1) + {b4}*var2 + {b5}*var3) -
(where depvar is the dependent variable, var1-3 are explanatory variables, and indicator is an indicator variable). (This can also be done by going to the Statistics item on the menu, then linear models and related, then other, nonlinear least squares). The regression runs successfully and I obtain my results.
The problem comes when I try to run the specification test immediately afterwards. I try to run the Ramsey specification test ( - estat ovtest - ) but get the following error message:
invalid subcommand ovtest
I have tried even with alternative nonlinear regressions and get the same outcome. Does this-ovtest- command not work in general after running a nonlinear regression? How then to do a specification test in any other way? I really need to do one.
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