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Check either your m0n0 or the modem to make sure that they are both not
set to auto detect the speed and duplex of the wan / eth port ..
This can sometimes cause problems when both devices on the same piece of
wire are trying to auto detect, I've had it the same as you before,
works for hours and hours, then dies when it goes quiet ...
Hope this helps a little
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Sent: 25 May 2004 19:43
To: m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
Subject: [m0n0wall] Losing connection
Hi all,
I have a problem with my ADSL connection and I'm not sure if the problem
with monowall or with the modem/line. My monowall box has it's WAN
connected to an external Ethernet modem. The Ethernet modem connects via
and the WAN interface is set to DHCP, which normally works. The problem
is that
after a certain time of inactivity (during sleeping hour for example),
connection becomes unresponsive and I have to restart either one or both
of the
modem and monowall box.
I think that the modem is ok because when I had it connected directly to
WinXP machine, it seemed to stay connected. But, I did not have it
connected for a long time.
I also have a lot of DHCP messages relating to the WAN interface in the
I'm not at the machine at the moment, but it is messages to do with
renewing the
DHCP lease.
Any ideas where the problem lies? This is vert frustrating.
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The Hamilton-Fairfield Skate Park is located at 95 Joe Nuxhall Way, Hamilton, on the south side of Forest Lake Lane, west of Nuxhall's driving range and east of the entrance gate to Joyce Park.
The 8,000 square foot Hamilton-Fairfield Skate Park is all cement and features a bowl, mini halfpipe and BMX on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
The park is the result of a $202,894 joint project of the City of Fairfield, Hamilton Community Foundation and the City of Hamilton (land match). The park's grand opening was held in April, 2004.


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Already enrolled at another school, but just need to take a couple of courses online
for a semester? You can do this by applying as a "Transient Student".
A transient student is a "visiting" student who wishes to take course work at UWG for one semester and then return to his or her previously enrolled college.
Application Deadlines are posted below. However, exceptions are often made for Transient students, because fewer documents are needed:
- Fall - June 1
- Spring - Nov 15
- Summer - May 15
For example, for Fall, the official deadline is June 1st. However, as a transient applicant you may still get in for Fall if all information is received before Aug 1:
- A completed admission application and $40 application fee
- A Transient Approval Letter from the Registrar or Dean of his or her previous home college. This Transient Letter must state the student is in good academic standing. The letter needs to be mailed to the UWG Admissions office (see Transient webpage - http://www.westga.edu/admissions/nds.php)
- Students must submit their Certificate of Immunization to UWG's Health Services (see http://www.westga.edu/admiss/index_1074.php) OR if they will enroll in only fully online courses they may seek exemption (Contact the Immunization Clerk - see http://www.westga.edu/health/index_4163.php - with your request)
- One exception: A transient student must not be on suspension or exclusion from the previous college. In case of doubt, the Director of Admissions may classify the applicant as a transfer applicant and require the applicant to comply with all transfer admission requirements.
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May 16th, 2005
- Location: Sayles-Hill 251
- Time: 4:15 pm
- Present: Staff Members Shelby Boardman, Bruce Colwell, Jean Hayes, Robert Oden, Rod Oto, and Fred Rogers; Faculty Members Laura Goering, David MacCallum, David Musicant, Steve Strand, and Anne Ulmer; Students Jaime Anthony, Matt Bartel, C.J. Griffiths, Scott Konzem, and Jeff Walls; Trustee Observer Louise Heffelfinger.
- Absent: Alumni Observer Neil Chaffee; Faculty Member David MacCallum.
- Guests: Dan Brooks; Julia Burmesch; Wayne Eisenhuth; Seth Fowler; Roy Grow; Mike Hendel; David Holman; Christine Krejci; Naja Shabazz; Paul Thiboutot.
- Secretary: Jaime Anthony
- Keywords: DIG, Recycled Paper, Posse Renewal Contract, Alcohol, Motor Vehicle Policy, CRIC
Posse Renewal ContractProfessor Roy Grow and Dean Paul Thiboutot presented this agenda item and began by explaining the Posse program to the Council. Posse is a leadership-based scholarship that brings groups of students from major cities to study at colleges and universities. Carleton's Posse comes from Chicago. Following interviews by the Office of Admissions, about ten students are selected to come to Carleton. The Committee noted several of Posse's results at Carleton, including an increase in socioeconomic and racial diversity on campus. They informed the College Council that the Admissions and Financial Aid Committee unanimously recommends that the College renew the Posse contract, with several conditions.
Approval of Minutes
The College Council minutes for the meeting of April 11, 2005 were approved, including the change of the CRIC decision notice to: The College Council approved the Carleton Responsible Investment Committee, including amendments.
President's Report
President Oden began his report by describing the agenda-setting process. He noted that there are often issues that can be solved outside of College Council, and for this reason, not all suggested points of discussion appear on the agenda. President Oden then gave an update on the search for the new Dean of Students; he expects a decision within the next several weeks. Thirdly, President Oden mentioned the upcoming Board of Trustees meeting. The biggest concentration of the meeting will be Planning the Future of Carleton and discussion about how we meet the needs for students' financial aid, more faculty members, maintain Carleton's academic excellence, and several other issues. Finally, President Oden informed the Council that there has been, and will be, progress in the plan to offer Arabic as a language for Carleton students.
Recycled Paper Policy
Julia Burmesch, the manager of Printing and Mailing Services, along with Vice President Rogers, presented a revised version of the Recycled Paper Use Proposal to the Council. Printing and Mailing Services is the primary source of paper on campus, however, there are other sources of paper for the campus. Ms. Burmesch is optimistic about encouraging the usage of recycled paper over virgin paper. If buyers say they do not want recycled paper, they will still encourage them to use the product, while leaving the ultimate purchase in the hands of the buyer. She believes that it is very possible to make recycled paper more widely used on campus. Student David Holman noted that the EAC is in agreement with the changes made to the proposal. Dean Boardman asked for an update in a year. The Council discussed the volume of paper used on campus, and made brief mention of reasons for the increased volume, in addition to ways to reduce this volume. Professor Laura Goering noted a syntax change in the Proposal, on the 6th bullet point of Rationale, and suggested a change from "White as a whitener, chlorine…" to "Used as a whitener, chlorine…" President Oden and Ms. Burmesch agreed that while it is unfeasible to make the Proposal an official College policy, the Campus should agree to broaden the use of recycled paper.
Alcohol at Carleton
Dean Colwell asked the Council for input on upcoming discussion about alcohol at Carleton. Council members suggested the inclusion of seniors, and opening up discussion to a wide variety and large number of students. Students also noted that the College should not expect an instantaneous change in students' behavior. Additionally, it was suggested that the committee focus on the promotion of responsible drinking habits, and a healthy lifestyle. Finally, the Council gave the input that there should be ongoing discussion about alcohol use rather than just a short-lived committee.
Report from Motor Vehicle Policy Committee
The Motor Vehicle Policy Committee (MVPC), under the chairmanship of Mike Hendel, presented a revised copy of the MVP to the Council, for feedback from the Council. The group noted that the policy has only been reviewed once in 16 years. In response to concern from Council members that the policy is changing, the MVPC informed the Council that current written policy is not the currently practiced policy and that the revised Policy reflects current practice. The Council voiced its concern that changing the written policy would result in an influx of student cars on campus and in Northfield. President Oden suggested that the committee return to the Council in the fall, to allow for more time to provide suggestions and modifications.
Update from CRICStudent Dan Brooks informed the Council that they had made the April 11 changes to the CRIC proposal. Language regarding staff participation in CRIC was changed from "Staff will be selected by the President…following a nomination process by CRIC" to "Staff will be selected by the President…following a nomination process." The phrase "the management of the college finances and endowment" was changed to "the management of the college endowment." The third modification was changing the phrase "The College will subscribe to appropriate resources" to "The College may subscribe to appropriate resources." At the April 11 meeting, the Council approved the CRIC proposal, pending these amendments.
The meeting was adjourned at 5:45 pm.Respectfully Submitted,
Jaime Anthony
College Council Student Representative & Secretary


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Although aquariums are one of the most popular ways to keep a pet and provide a soothing environment in a home, they are also one of the hardest to maintain. The effort and time it takes to clean the tanks often is the reason that aquariums are discarded. What was needed was a way to keep aquariums clean with half the effort and that is what Craig Wenger and David Turner came up with.
These best friends have always loved fish, so the no clean aquarium was sort of a no-brainer.
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The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 10.0145 Thursday, 28 January 1999.
Date: Tuesday, 26 Jan 1999 11:53:05 -0500 (EST)
Subject: 10.0141 Globe Season
Comment: Re: SHK 10.0141 Globe Season
>Two all-male Shakespeares in Globe summer season Shakespeare's Globe
>summer season this year will feature an all-male Julius Caesar (opening
>20th May) and an all-male Antony and Cleopatra (opening 30th July), in
>which Globe director Mark Rylance will play Cleopatra.
Pretty disappointing choices, in my view. What's the point of an "all
male" Julius Caesar, which practically IS all-male-in cast, ambience,
and sensibility-to begin with? No fun there. I'm also less than
thrilled with Rylance casting himself as Cleopatra-an opportunity to do
something REALLY provocative sadly missed. Weren't Jaye Davidson or Ru
Paul available? Now THAT would have been worth seeing!
Jean Peterson
Bucknell University


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Brian Culbertson - B.B. King Blues Club & Grill
Hours: 8pm
Ages: AD
Price: $35 advance, $40 day of show
243 W. 42nd St. - 212-997-4144
New York , NY
Description: Even though Brian Culbertson might be categorized as jazz lite, his music has enough "oomph" to keep you interested. The talented composer, arranger, keyboardist, and trombonist displayed a talent beyond his years at an early age, and credits his dad with helping him develop an ear for the type of music he makes.


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Villa al Mare Roseto
bettige kleine Villa, 50 m vom Strand
60 m²
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The Holiday flat
in Roseto degli Abruzzi, im Ortsteil Cologna Spiaggia, 6 km nördlich vom Zentrum von Roseto und 4 km vom Zentrum von Giulianova. Die Ferienwohnung besteht aus einem großen Wohnraum mit Einbauküche, zwei Bäder (eines mit Dusche und eines mit Wanne), drei Schlafzimmern, darunter eines mit Doppelbett, eines mit zwei Einzelbetten, das letzte mit einem Stockbett und dazu noch ein Couchbett im Wohnraum für insgesamt 8 Schlafplätze.
Die Ferienwohnung ist gut ausgestattet: Terrasse mit Blick auf den 100 qm großen Wiesengarten mit Pflanzen. Im Garten verfügen Sie über ein Holzhäuschen mit Kleinküche, wenn Sie mal grillen oder im Freien essen wollen.
Die Ferienwohnung ist 100 qm groß.
Der gegenüberliegende feinsandige Strand liegt 50 m weit entfernt und ist mit ausgezeichneten privaten und öffentlichen Badeanstalten ausgestattet.
Die 5 km lange sandige Meeresküste von Cologna-Roseto bietet Ihnen den perfekten Hintergrund für einen angenehmen Spaziergang inmitten der rauen Mittelmeervegetation – die sogenannte Macchie – ohne Beton-Gebäude und deswegen so bezaubernd und attraktiv. Südlich von Roseto erreichen Sie das Naturschutzgebiet Borsacchio mit dem einzigarten Pflanzenreichtum und zahlreichen jahrhundertealten Steineichen und Aleppo-Kiefern.
Banken, Postamt, Geschäfte und Restaurants sind im Stadtviertel vorhanden.
The flat measures 100 s.m. The beach in front 50 metres away is spacious with fine, golden sand, either equipped with excellent bathing facilities or free and public. The walk along the seaside from Cologna to Roseto is pleasant and it is possible to admire 5 kms of sandy coastline with wild vegetation behind, typical of the Mediterranean scrub, without cement buildings, and for this reason very characteristic and captivating. Going south, when we arrive at Roseto we reach the Borsacchio natural Reserve with rare, valuable plants and numerous specimens, even ancient ones, of holm-oaks and Aleppo pine. Services are present in the area, such as banks or post office, shops and restaurants.
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60 m²
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- total number: 5
- 1 single bedroom(s)
- 2 triple bedroom(s)
- 2 other sleeping rooms
Bathrooms and WCs
- total number: 1
- 1 bathrooms with shower
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- balcony
- garden
- BBQ-Grill
- children's playground
- sandpit
- terrace
interior facilities
Machines and equipment
- washing machine
Kitchen facilities
- 4 ring stove
- single ring stove
- dishwasher
- microwave
- pets are allowed by agreement
- suitable for seniors
- children welcome
- wheelchair accessible
Arrival and distancesbeach: 1 km
distance to next shop: 1 km
centre of the village: 1 km
bus station: 1 km
distance to next airport:
Pescara - 40 km
distance to next railway station:
Roseto degli Abruzzi - 3 km
distance to next motorway:
Roseto degli Abruzzi - 7 km
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lovely house with nice garden. Near the sea Where it is
Roseto degli Abruzzi is located in central Italy, opposite Gran Sasso, to the north of the mouth of the Vomano River, and is the main town of Vallata del Vomano. It is part of the region of Abruzzo and is in the province of Teramo, 32 kilometres away. Why you should visit
Roseto, characterised by sandy beaches washed by the Adriatic and dense pine woods, is full of natural beauty and artistic treasures. One of the most popular resorts on the Abruzzo coast, it offers a healthy climate and warm atmosphere. Thanks to its beach and well-equipped beachfront as well as numerous tourism facilities and hotels, it offers many possibilities for fun and relaxation for tourists of all ages. Also known as the "Lido delle Rose", it has been awarded the EC Blue Flag for its clean water since 1999. When to go there and why
The best time for visiting Roseto degli Abruzzi is definitely summertime, when you can relax and swim along all of the 10 kilometres of coast, as well as have fun thanks to the numerous activities and sports offered. What there is to see
Roseto degli Abruzzi, once called Rosburgo, "the town of roses", has 5 beach concessions and a well-equipped pleasure boat harbour, which make it a popular, trendy resort. In addition to its sandy beaches and dense pine forests, there are numerous sports facilities, including an Olympic pool, tennis courts (including covered), a municipal stadium, five a side football fields, a lawn bowling area and roller skating rink. The centre of the city is home to the Arena 4 Palme, where an important international basketball tournament is held each year.
Not just the sea. The Municipal art collection (civica raccolta d'arte) can be visited in Roseto to admire sculptures, local handcrafts and modern paintings. Noteworthy works by Roseto's artists are also displayed, including painters Pasquale, Raffaello and Luigi Celommi, potter Pier Giuseppe Di Blasio and cabinet-maker Antonio De Simone. The collection is located in the Municipal Hall (Villa Comunale) built at the end of the 19th century, surrounded by an age-old park, which is also home to a library dedicated to performance and dialectology, a video library and newspaper library. C facts about Roseto include a supposedly 500 year old olive tree and a cask at the Villa Mazzarosa De Vincenzi winery, which contains 1000 hectolitres of wine, believed to be the biggest in Europe. Room with a view
Roseto offers the possibility of staying in pleasant hotels of all categories with good restaurants where specialties of Abruzzo's cuisine are offered. There are numerous well-equipped campgrounds and flats for rent, ideal for those who want to spend a medium-long holiday at the beach. Traditional farmhouse accommodations are located in the surrounding area, and make it possible to combine the sun, sea and beaches with the charm of nature and the wholesomeness of Abruzzo's countryside, with its traditions and excellent products.
Not to be missed
You cannot leave without having seen, and maybe purchased Abruzzo's handcraft products, the result of centuries of skill. Gold and ceramics are the most popular, but fabrics and embroidery with abstract and floral decorations and lace are also excellent. The presentosa is famous, a typical Abruzzo pendant, symbol of love and fidelity. Food and drink
Fish reigns in the kitchen, starting with the famous guazzetto, a savoury fish stew made with different types of fish. Pasta courses include the famous maccheroni alla chitarra (pasta shaped like guitar strings), as well as the excellent scrippelle 'mbusse, thin crepes dusted with pecorino cheese and cinnamon and covered with broth, the renowned timballo, also made with crepes, legend has it that it was brought to Teramo by a Breton sailor who disserted from Napoleon's army. Another typical plate of the area are the virtù, the origin of which is lost in the mist of time. This is a dish to bring good luck, traditionally prepared on 1 May which includes seven types of dry legumes, seven types of fresh legumes, seven types of vegetables, seven types of meat, seven shapes of pasta and seven sauces, all cooked for seven hours. Excellent DOC wines from Abruzzo are served with these dishes.
Surrounding area
There are many interesting areas around Roseto to visit. Seven kilometres away lies Montepagano, for centuries the main town of the area, which offers enchanting views of the Adriatic and mountains. The village still has traces of its old Medieval fortifications, with the four gates to enter and the bell tower of its main church; the Annunziata parish church contains some wood statues and a large 15th century silver cross from the Teramo school. Roseto is connected with Montepagano by age-old footpaths, a unique occasion for excursions in contact with nature. Up in the valley of Vomano, approximately 10 kilometres to the west of Roseto is the Romanesque-Gothic church of Santa Maria di Propezzano (built between 1100 and 1300), with priceless 15th century frescos making it worth a visit (ask at the bar next door to see it). Legend has it that the church was built on the spot where a miraculous appearance of the Virgin occurred on 10 May 715. Continuing further on, is the church of San Clemente al Vomano in Guardia Vomano, with its wonderful Romanesque portal. In Teramo, 32 kilometres from Roseto, a stop should be made to visit the 1158 Duomo and church of Sant'Antonio (1227). The 13th century Civitella del Tronto fortress is located around 50 kilometres northwest of Roseto, while inland from the town, three national parks can be reached quickly: Laga Gran Sasso, Majella and Abruzzo: if you decide to go to Gran Sasso d'Italia (2914 m) you should stop in the small towns of Isola and Castelli, famous for their ceramics. In winter
with its ski areas becomes the ideal spot for winter holidays. The most famous include Prati di Tivo and Isola del Gran Sasso, Prato Selva and Pietra Camela A year in Roseto
A famous summer basketball tournament has been held for more than fifty years in the Arena 4 Palme court, which has made Roseto famous the world over. The arena can hold 4,500 spectators and is one of the biggest in Abruzzo. Numerous theatre, film and music events are held throughout the area in summer, and in particular in Villa Comunale.
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How do I call VB subroutines and functions of 1 module from another module in the same worksheet/workbook? Is it possible to call subroutines and functions from different workbooks?
also, is there a way to name the modules so that they're easier to keep track of?
Thanks a lot.
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Just to add to Celias advice the other workbook
doesn't neccessarily have to be open BUT you need
to explicitly name where the macro file resides
eg "D:\MyTest\Filename.xls!macroname"
The unfortunate drawback to this is it WILL open
the file.
To call a macro or function that is in the same workbook (it need not be in the same module) just type the name of the macro/function and any arguments it requires on one line of the calling macro.
Another way is to prefix the macro/function called with the word Call. This is not necessary but helps to make the code easier to read.
To call a macro that is in a different workbook (the other workbook has to be open – I think):-
Run macro:="filename.xls!macroname"
Application.Run "filename.xls!macroname"
If the file name contains spaces, the file name must be enclosed in single quotes :-
Application.Run "'file name.xls'!macroname"
To run a function in another workbook :-
ReturnValue = Application.Run("filename.xls!functionname")
If it needs arguments :-
ReturnValue = Application.Run("filename.xls!functionname",Arg1value,Arg2value)
To re-name a module, select the module name in the Projects window, open the Properties window and change the name property to your new name.


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CHILDREN took to the tree tops during a National Trust activity.
Tree climbing sessions ran at Cliveden over the summer holidays coordinated by the Big Tree Climbing Company.
Youngsters were able to explore the canopy of Cliveden woods and have a go at tree climbing, a zip wire and a rope swing.


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TODDLERS' ballet teacher Emma Skett, from Halesowen, was in a spin when dance icon Wayne Sleep put her through her paces at a national conference.
At only 5ft 2in, Sleep is famous for being the shortest male dancer ever accepted into the Royal Ballet School and is credited with popularising the dance form to the masses through TV.
He was guest speaker at Babyballet's annual conference in Halifax, attended by Mrs Skett, who teaches pre-school children at classes in Halesowen and Stourbridge.
She said: "He spoke from the heart and inspired us all, but it was dancing with him that really made my day.
"He is so theatrical and such great fun. I had the best time ever."


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Serious data miners explain that nearly 80-90% of the effort in an analytics project is spent on data preparation and exploration and a very small part of the effort actually goes toward building advanced models. To support this paradigm, RapidMiner offers a wide variety of data visualization tools for exploration. In this brief article we will show how by simply using some of these visual tools, we can get a good idea of the behaviour of the data before applying any type of modeling techniques.
The data visualization tools are simply called "plotters" in RapidMiner terminology and can be accessed in the "Results" perspective. A very easy way to get to these plotters is of course by simply loading a data file and connecting it to an output port and running the analysis. For example, you can load the Iris dataset in the "Samples" folder that ships with your RapidMiner installation.
When you run this analysis, you will be taken to the "Results" perspective or view from where you can quickly select any plotting function that you want. The objective of this article is to show how by using a couple of these basic plot functions, you can get a good idea of the behavior of the data before doing any serious modeling.
For example, if we were to plot the data using the "Parallel" plotter and set the "Color Column" to "Label", we see that the variables indicate how the data is classified. As you can see the classes separate nicely along variables "a3" and "a4", but not so well along "a1" and "a2".
A similar story can be extracted if you use the "Scatter" plot option.
The best modeling technique to understand this data is probably a decision tree model. Surely enough when we build a decision tree model to explore this data, we will see that a3 and a4 are the root nodes. The point of this simple article is to show that before spending a lot of time into a specific modeling technique, we can learn quite a bit about the data by using basic visualization tools such as the "Plotters" in RapidMiner.
If you want to see how to build a decision tree, download our free ebook here.


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> Jonny Lindholm wrote:
> > Hi m0n0wall users!
> >
> > I'm experiencing low traffic performance on my m0n0wall 1.2b8. It
> > seems when I max out my download the upload drops to about zero, just
> > like it were a half duplex setting for the media speed. With 1.2b3
> > this was not an issue, but I couldn't find that version so I
> > downgraded to 1.11 which do not have this "error".
> What is your internet access?
10 megabit full duplex ethernet ( 10baseT/UTP <full-duplex> )
> I had a similar problem, I had to force the wan interface to full-duplex.
I have to force full duplex also, but this error has nothing to do with that.


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Models and inference for uncertainty in extremal dependence
Conventionally, modelling of multivariate extremes has been based on the class of multivariate extreme value distributions. More recently, other classes have been developed, allowing for the possibility that, whilst dependence is observed at finite levels, the limit distribution is independent. A number of articles have shown this development to be important for accurate estimation of the extremal properties, both of theoretical processes and observed datasets. It has also been shown that, so far as dependence is concerned, the choice between modelling with either asymptotically dependent or asymptotically independent distributions can be far more influential than model choice within either of these two classes. In this paper we explore the issue of modelling across both classes, examining in particular the effect of uncertainty caused by lack of knowledge about the status of asymptotic dependence. This is achieved by new multivariate models whose parameter spaces are such that asymptotic dependence occurs on a boundary. Standard techniques in Bayesian inference, implemented through Markov chain Monte Carlo, enable inferences to be drawn that assign posterior probability mass to the boundary region. The techniques are illustrated on a set of oceanographic data for which previous analyses have shown that it is difficult to resolve the question of asymptotic dependence status, which is however important in model extrapolation. Copyright Biometrika Trust 2002, Oxford University Press.
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Volume (Year): 89 (2002)
Issue (Month): 1 (March)
Pages: 183-196
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Don't pat Pitt coach Jamie Dixon on the back and tell him how unfair it is that his undefeated team is unranked. All he'll do is point to Pitt's 91-73 victory Saturday against Youngstown State at Petersen Events Center, and tell you Pitt (10-0) has a lot of work to do — especially on defense.
The 91 points were nice (and a season high), especially coming with a 51.5 field-goal percentage, 22 assists and a season-best 47-21 rebounding edge.
The numbers that Dixon can't get out of his head are these: 73 and 28.
Youngstown State (7-5) scored more than any other Pitt opponent this season, even while losing its fourth game in the past five.
YSU guard Kendrick Perry led all scorers with 28 points, a season-best by an opposing player against the Panthers. Penn State's Tim Frazier scored 27 against the Panthers on Dec. 3. Plus, Stanford's Dwight Powell and Loyola Marymount's Anthony Ireland each had 20 against Pitt in the past month.
"I don't like a guy scoring 28 points," Dixon said. "I don't care how many points we were up by (26 midway through the second half)."
Dixon played four freshmen at the same time for short stretches, but that was no excuse.
"We have to get better defensively with our young guys," Dixon said. "You probably heard that one before, and I'll say it again. We have made that very clear to them. ... There are reasons why we are under the radar."
Perry, the Horizon League preseason Player of the Year, scored 13 points in the first half and finished 11 of 18 from the field while playing 39 minutes.
"We knew he was going to be aggressive." Pitt sophomore guard James Robinson said. "Obviously, we didn't do that good of a job on him. But we were still fortunate enough to come out with a win."
Dixon said circumstances made it difficult for Pitt to play strong defense in both halves. The Panthers had 10 players log at least 10 minutes.
"I don't want to be that guy that has his starters in with a 25-point lead," Dixon said. "I guess we have to find something wrong. You can't play perfect for 40 minutes."
Dixon has no quarrel with his offense. Five players scored in double digits, with Lamar Patterson (18) surpassing 10 for the eighth consecutive game. Cameron Wright had 13, followed by Derrick Randall (11), freshman Michael Young (10) and center Talib Zanna (10 points, 15 rebounds).
"We couldn't handle their strength and physicality," said Youngstown coach Jerry Slocum, who formerly led programs at Geneva and Gannon and has 680 victories in 39 seasons. "It was one of the best shooting Pitt teams I've seen. They share the ball well."
Pitt, off to its best start since 2008-09, has much bigger challenges ahead, starting Tuesday at Madison Square Garden where the Panthers meet former Big East nemesis Cincinnati (7-1 through Friday).
Dixon will be seeking an effective mix of offense and defense from his new players, including freshmen Jamel Artis, Josh Newkirk and Young and junior transfer Randall.
"Offensively, they are hard to guard," Dixon said. "You can just look at the numbers. Defensively, they have to get better.
"It's to be expected, but we don't have time to wait. They are playing significant minutes on a team that is trying to do some things."


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Beijing (AFP) Nov 14, 2011
An explosion ripped through a fast-food restaurant in China Monday, killing at least eight people including a child and shattering windows up to three kilometres away, officials and state media said.
Among the victims were children who were passing by the building on their way to school at the time of the blast, the official Xinhua news agency said.
Photographs taken outside the high-rise building in the northern city of Xian where the explosion occurred showed shattered glass and piles of debris on the road outside the building, where bodies covered with blue sheets lay on stretchers.
Xinhua quoted local officials and witnesses as saying the blast appeared to be a gas explosion at a restaurant on the first floor of the building which served hamburgers cooked in a traditional local style.
"Thirteen people were sent to our hospital, and three died -- two male adults and a three-year-old girl. One is in a critical condition," a doctor surnamed Han at the Shaanxi Renmin Hospital told AFP.
Another 19 people injured in the blast were sent to the Xian Gaoxin Hospital and four of those had died, a nurse surnamed Wu told AFP. The condition of the other 15 people was not clear.
The body of an eighth victim, a woman, was found in the ruins of the restaurant, in an office tower in the Gaoxin district of Xian, Xinhua said.
Photos posted online showed a number of ambulances and fire engines on the street outside the building, called Jiatian International Mansion.
Other photos showed plumes of smoke coming out of the building and firemen walking over piles of debris that had been blasted onto the footpath.
The explosion appeared to have shattered the windows of the first two floors of the tower, with glass, mangled parts of the building and other debris littering the ground.
The force of the blast blew away a signboard at a nearby bus stop and broken window panes were seen two to three kilometres (1.2 miles to 1.9 miles) from the site, Xinhua said.
An official at the local public security bureau told AFP that emergency workers were still attending to casualties and they did not yet know the total number of dead and injured.
Police said the exact cause of the explosion was still under investigation.
China has a notoriously poor record of workplace accidents, blamed on widespread disregard for basic safety measures as companies chase profits.
A coal mining accident in the southwest province of Yunnan last week killed at least 34 workers, with hopes fading of finding alive nine others still trapped underground, officials said Monday.
Earlier this month, two vehicles carrying explosives detonated in the southwest province of Guizhou killing at least seven people, seriously injuring 20 and causing several nearby buildings to collapse.
The two vehicles were transporting 70 tonnes of explosives, state media reported.
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China sentences three to death over hotel fire
Beijing (AFP) Nov 13, 2011
A court in China has handed down the death penalty to three people for setting fire to a bar which then spread to a budget hotel, killing 11 people and leaving two others injured, state media reported. The court in the northeastern province of Jilin found the three guilty of arson and sentenced them to death Saturday for setting fire to a basement bar in Tonghua city in May due to a row they ... read more
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