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1. How many hours are involved in the Practicum experience? MSW programThe 2-year MSW program requires a total of 1010 clock hours in practicum placement. Students earn 460 hours in their first year of graduate school and the remaining 550 in their second year. Students who enter the MSW program in Advanced Standing have fulfilled the first year practicum requirement as a part of their BSW program and complete 550 hours in practicum in their concentration year.BSW programStudents in the BSW program earn 10 of their 46 social work credits in two practicum courses, SWK 4315 and 4325 taken during their final undergraduate year. A total of 600 clock hours must be spent in undergraduate practicum placement. Generally, students spend 20-24 hours each week at their site and earn 300 hours each semester. Undergraduate students completing a practicum must be concurrently enrolled in required classroom courses.(back to top)
2. What is the process of Practicum Placement and how does a student learn about potential placement sites?Practicum placement is different at each campus. Your campus' Field Education Coordinator will provide all placement information during your planning orientation.(back to top)
3. What is an Employment-based Practicum Placement (EBPP) and how can I secure an EBPP?An EBPP allows the student to use his or her place of employment as the site in which the requirements of field practicum are fulfilled. Students may apply for an EBPP if the following criteria are met:
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4. Can previous or current work experience be counted as practicum?No previous work experience or current work experience may not be counted toward practicum hours unless it is in an approved EBPP.(back to top)
5. What are stipend opportunities?There are a limited number of stipends for students in practicum placements and most are awarded through a competitive process. Some stipends are awarded by practicum sites while others are awarded by outside entities. Students should weigh their need for a stipend when considering placement sites.(back to top)
6. May a student complete a practicum out-of-state?Each out-of-state placement opportunity is fully evaluated by your campus' Field Education Coordinator.(back to top)
7. Do all practicum sites have a dress code?Some sites have dress codes and others do not and those that do have considerable variation in their requirements. You will need to ask this question at the sites at which you interview.(back to top)
8. Must a student purchase Malpractice Liability Insurance?Each student placed in a field practicum must be covered by a minimum of $1,000,000/$1,000,000 in malpractice liability insurance and must provide proof of such insurance coverage to the Practicum Coordinator and the practicum site prior to the beginning of the practicum. Students must purchase their own insurance, and liability insurance at reasonable student rates are available through a variety of options. Visit the student forms page for more details. (back to top)
9. Does my supervisor have to have an MSW?All MSW students must be assigned to a Field Instructor who has an MSW. BSW students may be assigned to a Field Instructor with either an MSW or BSW. Each student must meet with his or her Field Instructor for at least one hour of supervision weekly.(back to top)
10. May I count school and national holidays toward practicum hours?When inclement weather or holidays impact practicum attendance, the following guidelines should be observed when determining whether or not missed practicum hours must be made up. Holidays occurring during the practicum semester are designated in all Practicum Calendars, along with the appropriate guideline for practicum observance.1) If the University is closed and the agency is closed, students may count any regularly scheduled hours they would have acquired had they been in attendance on that day.2) If the University is open but the agency is closed, students may count any regularly scheduled hours they would have acquired had they been in attendance on that day.3) If the University is closed but the agency is open, students may opt not to attend, but will have to make up any regularly scheduled hours they would have acquired if they had been in attendance on that day.4) If the University is open and the agency is open, students may opt not to attend, but will have to make up any regularly scheduled hours they would have acquired if they had been in attendance on that day.The School expects students to be in their practicum placements on the days and at the times agreed upon by the student and field instructor, and designated and outlined in the student's Field Practicum Contract. Students who will be absent due to holidays, semester break or inclement weather are responsible for communicating these absences to the field instructor in a timely manner and, when possible, preparing clients for the absence. Students must make up any supervision conferences they have missed due to any absence. Students are responsible for and expected to do whatever is necessary to successfully complete all tasks within the Field Practicum Contract, regardless of missed hours due to holidays or weather.Students who celebrate religious holidays not observed by the site may be granted leave time by the Practicum Instructor, but time granted for such observances may have to be made up. Such plans for leave time should be negotiated with the Field Instructor and addressed in the Teaching-Learning Agreement.Students may not count time at their agency for University or national holidays when the University is not in session. An example of such a holiday is Christmas.(back to top)11. If my agency is closed for a reason other than a national holiday, such as due to weather or spring break, may I count that time toward my total accumulation of practicum hours?You may count the hours toward practicum ONLY if the agency is closed for a national holiday, such as Veterans' Day or Presidents' Day. If you are placed at a school and it will be closed for spring break or if the agency closes for snow or ice, you will need to develop a plan with your field instructor for making up those hours.(back to top)
12. What hours can I count toward my total accumulation of practicum hours?View "Hours that Count/Hours that Don't" in the Field Education Manual.(back to top)
13. May I finish my hours earlier than the official last day of placement?Students are expected to be in practicum from the beginning until the end of the term. Any deviation from the practicum calendar must be authorized by the faculty liaison assigned and must have the agreement of the field instructor. Students who need to make significant modifications to the practicum schedule must complete and submit a request for a modified practicum. Such requests must be approved by the Field Education Coordinator.(back to top)
14. Will I have to purchase a parking pass?You may be required to purchase a parking pass in order to have parking at your practicum site. This will depend on your agency. There is not funding available through the School to cover this expense.(back to top)
15.What is the difference between "Field Education Coordinator", "Faculty Liaison", "Field Instructor", "Preceptor"?? What is my "site"?? What's the difference between "Concurrent", "Extended" and "Block"??Find our "Glossary of Field Education Terminology" here. (back to top)
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A monument commemorates Scottish poet, Robert Burns and is identical to the one erected at his birthplace in Scotland.
Born in 1759 in the tiny village of Alloway, near Ayr, Robert Burns is one of the most celebrated figures in Scottish history. His work is of great literary importance and he is notable for his influence on the poetry and culture of Scotland. The son of a peasant farmer, Burns grew up in abject poverty. Yet recognising the value of education, his father contracted local teacher John Murdoch to tutor his son.
From an early age it was apparent that Burns was a gifted scholar. His first published book, Poems, Chiefly in Scottish Dialect (1786), immediately captured the hearts of the Scottish public, and was considered one of the greatest collections of poetry ever written. Burns became prolific, publishing many poems – among them his famous 'Auld Lang Syne'. He died in extreme poverty of rheumatic fever in 1796 at the age of 37.
Lawson's sculpture of Burns cost around £1000, and it is said that nearly every Scot in Melbourne contributed. The memorial symbolises the contribution Scottish migrants made to the early development of Victoria, with many of the first graziers and squatters in Gippsland and the Western District being of Scottish descent.
The monument was originally located on the west side of St Kilda Road, where Sir John Madden, the lieutenant governor, unveiled it on 23 January 1904. It was moved to its current site in 1970, due to changes along St Kilda Road.
Commemorative functions to honour the Scottish National Poet and world recognised bard, and to study his poems, songs, writings and philosophy have been held continuously in Victoria since the arrival of the first permanent Scots in 1836.
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On the eve of their season opener, the Denver Broncos took care of some off-the-field business Wednesday by giving Emmanuel Sanders a new contract.
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Share house situated on 5 acres with great ocean views
The room for lease is a good double size with a large inbuilt wardrobe and you would have use of the main bathroom and seperate sink/toilet which would only be needed to be shared with an occasional guest. One of the two family rooms is airconditioned so happy to share either depending on temperature or what's on TV. We are currently saving so another air conditioner should be installed shortly. We have a couple of nice outdoor areas with a view, fruit trees and a herb / veggie garden. The house is spacious clean and bright. If this sounds like something you would consider, have bond ($500 neg.) and ability to pay a fortnight in advance please contact me. Open to neg. Approx. $180/week incl. Bills, WIfi, basic ( kitchen, bathroom and laundry supplies).
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5 mins bike ride to beach, lovely quiet neighbourhood. Room available with private entrance and built in wardrobe. Lots of natural light in and house. Would like a someone who is clean and tidy quiet and respectful.Not a party house. Must like dogs as we have two dogs. No more pets please and no couples. Would suit someone who is fly-in fly-out.
3 bed house, 600m to pottsville shops. Beach and river 5 min walk away. Backs onto the koala reserve. Good outdoor area. Upstairs will be yours... 2 bedrooms (1 to turn into your own lounge). Own bathroom and toilet. Both with built in wardrobes. Currently furnished with queen bed in one room & 2 king singles in the other. Happy to leave it there or move some or all of it out. Downstairs is the my bedroom with en-suite, lounge/dining/ kitchen. Off the lounge is a deck on one side overlooking the koala reserve and an undercover veranda on the other side of the lounge. There are large planter boxes outside with some herbs and veggies in it - you're welcome to go mad and plant whatever edible stuff you want in there. You.... working or student. preferably over 30 (not essential), preferably female (not set in stone). lets meet and see how we get on. Couples will be charged $300/wk Bills: included for reasonable use
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Please read carefully This room is for a female and the house is fully furnished. Fully furnished room in a 4 bedroom room. You will share the bathroom with 2 others. Bills are included as is washing machine, dryer, BBQ and pool.Internet is included although we do have ongoing trouble when streaming ( This won't be resolved until we have nbn here) I also supply alot of the communal items so that there is no issue on whos turn it is e.g toilet paper, handsoap, clingwrap type items dishwasher and laundry detergent. The room has a double bed, drawers and limited hanging space. All linen is included. The rest of the house is fully furnished Short walk to the beach, cafes and supermarket. Bus stop is at the end of the street going to Tweed Heads and Pottsville This is only suited for 1 person who only needs short term accommodation and house is not suitable for children. There is 2 dogs at the property so no other pets
It is a modern house with a calm water living feeling. Close to the beach and bowls club. Fully furnished 3 bed and study and 2 baths available for 200 each room shared bathroom and 250 with ensuite bathroom. Owner is using the garage for some own storage.
Room for rent at a Beautiful quiet property at Currumbin Valley. Would be living with 3 dogs and a child so must love dogs and kids. Also would need your own transport as it's quite far out. There is a pool, bbq, Foxtel and ac.
Self-contained bedsit on third floor of beautiful three-storey townhouse with swimming pool only 100 metres to beach. Gorgeous large light filled room with private balcony and green leafy views to beach foreshore. Can create virtual private space with tv, fridge, microwave, oven and outdoor dining. Overhead fan. Ensuite with spa bath. Want a relaxed, respectful, professional and convivial flatmate. Maybe you are building nearby and require 'in-between' accommodation. Proof of job or income. Length of stay negotiable and depends on suitability of arrangement.
Quiet area and plenty of room
The house is situated on a acreage property on the mountain to the north of the Currumbin Valley rock pools. The surroundings are park like and in complete harmony with nature. It is peaceful and tranquil environment. The views are toward the Tomawin Ranges to the south. Relative to the beach is 12km and the nearest shopping centre is the IGA in Currumbin Waters or the Pines in Elanora, around the 10km. Murwillumbah is only 18km away which is a quick way to go if you are venturing south. The outdoor amenities include a swimming pool, spa and BBQ area. The area for rent is downstairs from my bedroom, with totally separate bedroom, lounge, toilet and shower, so total privacy is not an issue. For mobile reception, you need Telstra, because their signal is the strongest. I do have ADSL2 cable connection with 100GB per month which I am prepared to share pending on usage. I am a clean and tidy person who is very considerate of always leaving the kitchen neat and tidy. I expect the same and the person I want to share with not to shy away from doing a little housework in the common areas to help out. If you have the dreaded smokers habit, then never inside and don't leave your buts around. If you enjoy growing vegetables .. I have garden beds already prepared and would enjoy the company.
Modern style beach villa, 200 metres walk from the sandy beaches of Casuarina/Kingscliff and across the road from Spiceden restaurant. Medium sized unfurnished room with natural light and double build in wardrobe for rent in fully furnished modern townhouse. Walking distance to beach, Coles shopping village and public transport. Travel time of 15 mins to Gold Coast airport, 42 mins to Surfers Paradise, 37 mins to Byron Bay and 1 hour 19 mins to Brisbane. The back yard is generous, and the back veranda is perfect for a Summer BBQ. We are looking for a friendly, clean, drama free, relaxed person to share our townhouse with. We are respectful of other people's belongings and expect the same Includes: • Lawns and garden bills included within rent • House maintenance included within rent • Shared large bathroom with shower and bathtub • Large fully equipped kitchen with all utensils and usage of all appliances included in rent We are looking for a mature, friendly, clean, relaxed person to share our townhouse with. We are both respectful of other people's belongings and expect the same. Please note: • Bills include thirds in electricity bill and water • Job or proof of income required • Storage available in room, not available in other parts of the house • On street parking When enquiring please kindly inform us of your name, age, work status and a little about yourself :-)
It only takes 12mins to get from the beach to this hidden little paradise. Rural living with views of surrounding hills as well as a fully renovated large sized bedroom with brand new ensuite make your time at home something special. There's a well worn tennis court to have a hit and giggle along with a salt water pool to enjoy on summer days and nights. Or you might just like spending quiet moments relaxing anywhere around these 9 acres. Generally pretty quiet lifestyle although impromptu gatherings often happen.
A budget room that would suit a local TAFE student perfectly A house with a big yard in a quiet green street. Looking for a tidy, reliable roommate, International students welcome. Short or long term lease okay. I am an easy going single professional dad who's young daughter stays a couple of nights a week in her own room. Generally only females considered Local TAFE, public library, shops, bus stop and beach all within short walking distance. Bed and furnishings can be provided if needed.Big Yard. Furnished or not. WiFi
Hey future homeys :) 1 room available from march (flexible) to share with 2 others. - Quiet complex, 5 min walk to the beach and 10 min to the shops or TAFE campus. - Decent size living space with good natural light, open plan kitchen, a small backyard decked out with a funky deck and space for a veggie patch (any keen gardeners?!). The garage is split into a training space and a storage area. - The room has a built-in wardrobe and a big window. Unfurnished but there's a spare mattress and basic furniture if needed. (To give you an idea of size, the mattress in the photo is a queen). - Weekly rent is $170 and includes all bills + internet. Looking for someone easy going and openminded, who's happy to chat over the occasional shared meal, respectful of others and the space you live in. Bonus if you lead a healthy/active lifestyle; are outgoing, positive and keen to make it a great home! (Preferably in your late 20's/30's - students welcome - sorry but no pets, smokers or couples). Looking forward to meeting you! Elle


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Hi All,
When we create the cluster index, we need free space in database approximately equal to 120 % of table size.
For what purpose this space is required when we create the cluster index ?
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In an APL table, the clustered index and the data are tied one to the other. Rebuilding the index involves rebuilding the data. In order for the create index to be rolled back, ASE sorts the data and builds the whole new thing in new pages, while keeping the old structure intact. This requires doubling the space plus some extra pages to build the index tree. Only at the end ASE makes the new structure active and gets rid of the old. Had an error ocurred just one millisecond before, ASE would have rolled back the new page allocations (not much space since the moved rows weren't logged, only alloc pages and this kind of special pages) and falled back to the previous state.
Personally, this is one of the ASE features I've liked the most: you never lose the data if an error or crash happens while the reorg script is running. You may lose the index and have to create it again, but never the data. For DOL tables, REORG REBUILD is even more solid, as nothing at all is lost in the event of a failure.
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- 1-21 Adaptive cluster sampling with a data driven stopping rule
by Stefano Gattone & Tonio Di Battista
- 23-48 A wavelet Whittle estimator of generalized long-memory stochastic volatility
by Alex Gonzaga & Michael Hauser
- 49-63 Latent variable modeling of disability in people aged 65 or more
by Giorgio Montanari & M. Ranalli & Paolo Eusebi
- 65-82 Robust variable selection with application to quality of life research
by Andreas Alfons & Wolfgang Baaske & Peter Filzmoser & Wolfgang Mader & Roland Wieser
- 83-100 A joint-modeling approach to assess the impact of biomarker variability on the risk of developing clinical outcome
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- 101-121 Modeling individual migraine severity with autoregressive ordered probit models
by Claudia Czado & Anette Heyn & Gernot Müller
November 2010, Volume 19, Issue 4
- 463-476 A note on the asymptotic behaviour of empirical likelihood statistics
by Gianfranco Adimari & Annamaria Guolo
- 477-495 A bivariate regression model for matched paired survival data: local influence and residual analysis
by Gladys Barriga & Francisco Louzada-Neto & Edwin Ortega & Vicente Cancho
- 497-515 Influence functions of the Spearman and Kendall correlation measures
by Christophe Croux & Catherine Dehon
- 517-528 Fréchet differentiability in statistical inference for time series
by Tadeusz Bednarski
- 529-540 On the extension of sliced average variance estimation to multivariate regression
by Jae Yoo & Keunbaik Lee & Seongho Wu
- 541-565 A nonparametric symmetry test for absolutely continuous bivariate copulas
by Arturo Erdely & José González-Barrios
- 567-585 Assessing repeatability and reproducibility using hierarchical modeling: a case-study of distortion product otoacoustic emissions
by Alessandra Brazzale & Paolo Galloni & Marta Parazzini & Carmela Marino & Paolo Ravazzani
- 587-607 A fuzzy logic approach to poverty analysis based on the Gini and Bonferroni inequality indices
by Paolo Giordani & Giovanni Giorgi
August 2010, Volume 19, Issue 3
- 307-318 Double linear diagonals-parameter symmetry and decomposition of double symmetry for square tables
by Kouji Tahata & Sadao Tomizawa
- 319-331 Test for randomness of the technology parameter in a stochastic frontier regression model
by T. Ramanathan & Chanchala Ghadge
- 333-354 Infinitesimally Robust estimation in general smoothly parametrized models
by Matthias Kohl & Peter Ruckdeschel & Helmut Rieder
- 355-378 Threshold selection in jump-discriminant filter for discretely observed jump processes
by Yasutaka Shimizu
- 379-397 Influence diagnostics in the tobit censored response model
by Michelli Barros & Manuel Galea & Manuel González & Víctor Leiva
- 399-430 Fractionally integrated time varying GARCH model
by Adnen Ben Nasr & Mohamed Boutahar & Abdelwahed Trabelsi
- 431-444 A multiple imputation approach to deal with the unity measure error
by Marco Di Zio & Ugo Guarnera
- 445-462 Modeling road traffic crashes with zero-inflation and site-specific random effects
by Helai Huang & Hong Chin
June 2010, Volume 19, Issue 2
- 151-151 Editorial
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- 153-170 Adaptive nonparametric tests for the two-sample scale problem under symmetry
by Uttam Bandyopadhyay & Dhiman Dutta
- 171-192 Polynomials for classification trees and applications
by Ian Dinwoodie
- 193-215 Behaviour of skewness, kurtosis and normality tests in long memory data
by Mohamed Boutahar
- 217-236 Consequences of effect size heterogeneity for meta-analysis: a Monte Carlo study
by Mark Koetse & Raymond Florax & Henri Groot
- 237-253 The fragility of the KPSS stationarity test
by Nunzio Cappuccio & Diego Lubian
- 255-276 A geostatistical approach to define guidelines for radon prone area identification
by Riccardo Borgoni & Piero Quatto & Giorgio Somà & Daniela Bartolo
- 277-286 Group sequential tests under fractional Brownian motion in monitoring clinical trials
by Dejian Lai
- 287-305 Evaluating the impact of a grouping variable on Job Satisfaction drivers
by Paola Zuccolotto
March 2010, Volume 19, Issue 1
- 1-30 Yule–Walker type estimators in periodic bilinear models: strong consistency and asymptotic normality
by Abdelouahab Bibi & Abdelhakim Aknouche
- 31-46 Partial and ecological correlation: a common three-term covariance decomposition
by Renato Guseo
- 47-62 Misspecification tests for periodic long memory GARCH models
by Massimiliano Caporin & Francesco Lisi
- 63-77 Large deviations for estimators of some threshold parameters
by Claudio Macci
- 79-106 Nonparametric likelihood inference for general autoregressive models
by Francesco Bravo
- 107-125 The importance of intentions in the mechanism of reproductive behaviour formation
by Silvia Meggiolaro
- 127-139 On using Bayesian networks for complexity reduction in decision trees
by Adriana Brogini & Debora Slanzi
- 141-150 Penalized models to estimate customer survival
by Silvia Figini
November 2009, Volume 18, Issue 4
- 453-464 On some properties of equilibrium distributions of order n
by N. Nair & M. Preeth
- 465-481 A bivariate F distribution with marginals on arbitrary numerator and denominator degrees of freedom, and related bivariate beta and t distributions
by A. El-Bassiouny & M. Jones
- 483-505 Empirical likelihood intervals for the population mean and quantiles based on balanced ranked set samples
by Ayman Baklizi
- 507-519 Modelling time series of counts with overdispersion
by Christian Weiß
- 521-542 Analyzing the dynamic system model with discrete failure time distribution
by Bhupendra Singh & K. Sharma & Anuj Kumar
- 543-553 Testing structural breaks versus long memory with the Box–Pierce statistics: a Monte Carlo study
by Luisa Bisaglia & Margherita Gerolimetto
- 555-583 On the use of non-linear transformations in Stochastic Volatility models
by Georgios Tsiotas
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by Xiaoqian Sun & Zhuoqiong He & Jing Zhang & John Kabrick
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by Edwin Ortega & Fernanda Rizzato & Clarice Demétrio
- 333-358 Mixed-spectra analysis for stationary random fields
by Mustapha Rachdi & Rachid Sabre
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by Parminder Singh & Asheber Abebe
- 375-388 A new nonparametric bivariate test for two sample location problem
by Sunil Mathur
- 389-418 Protection of privacy in efficient application of randomized response techniques
by Arijit Chaudhuri & Tasos Christofides & Amitava Saha
- 419-443 Evolution and decomposition of income inequality in Italy, 1991–2004
by Claudio Quintano & Rosalia Castellano & Andrea Regoli
- 445-451 The Italian Labour Force Survey to estimate fertility
by Valeria Bordone & Francesco Billari & Gianpiero Dalla Zuanna
July 2009, Volume 18, Issue 2
- 151-152 Editorial 2009
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by Silvestro Di Sanzo
- 169-191 Tests for cointegration rank and choice of the alternative
by Giuseppe Cavaliere & Luca Fanelli & Paolo Paruolo
- 193-204 An improved statistical test for historical linguistics
by Cinzia Mortarino
- 205-220 Some developments on the log-Dagum distribution
by Filippo Domma & Pier Perri
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by Rosa Arboretti Giancristofaro & Stefano Bonnini
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by Lawrence Kazembe
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by Alessandra Mattei
- 275-291 A spatial analysis on Italian unemployment differences
by Maria Cracolici & Miranda Cuffaro & Peter Nijkamp
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March 2009, Volume 18, Issue 1
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by Ingram Olkin & Adi Raveh
- 13-33 Adaptive two-treatment two-period crossover design for binary treatment responses incorporating carry-over effects
by Uttam Bandyopadhyay & Atanu Biswas & Shirsendu Mukherjee
- 35-47 Empirical Bayes spatial prediction using a Monte Carlo EM algorithm
by Majid Khaledi & Firoozeh Rivaz
- 49-61 On the clustering term in ecological analysis: how do different prior specifications affect results?
by Dolores Catelan & Annibale Biggeri & Corrado Lagazio
- 63-66 Letter to the Editor
by Eloísa Díaz-Francés & José Montoya
- 67-86 Regime switching: Italian financial markets over a century
by Margherita Velucchi
- 87-107 An online estimation scheme for a Hull–White model with HMM-driven parameters
by Christina Erlwein & Rogemar Mamon
- 109-123 Handling the effect of non-response in graphical models for longitudinal data
by Riccardo Borgoni & Peter Smith & Ann Berrington
- 125-149 The effects of the new 1995 ESA methodologies of estimation on the structural analysis of Italian consumption
by Vittorio Nicolardi
October 2008, Volume 17, Issue 4
- 413-433 Influence diagnostics for polyhazard models in the presence of covariates
by Juliana Fachini & Edwin Ortega & Francisco Louzada-Neto
- 435-453 Modelling two way contingency tables with recursive logits and odds ratios
by Manuela Cazzaro & Roberto Colombi
- 455-469 Quantity quantiles linear regression
by Paolo Radaelli & Michele Zenga
- 471-482 Performance of adaptive estimators in slowly varying parameter models
by Carlo Grillenzoni
- 483-497 Odds ratio for a single 2 × 2 table with correlated binomials for two margins
by Jing-Shiang Hwang & Atanu Biswas
- 499-518 On the use of area-wide models in the Euro-zone
by Giacomo Sbrana
- 519-539 Population constraints on pooled surveys in demographic hazard modeling
by Michael Rendall & Ryan Admiraal & Alessandra DeRose & Paola DiGiulio & Mark Handcock & Filomena Racioppi
July 2008, Volume 17, Issue 3
- 275-289 Optimal design for the Bradley–Terry paired comparison model
by Ulrike Graßhoff & Rainer Schwabe
- 291-308 Cellular automata and Riccati equation models for diffusion of innovations
by Renato Guseo & Mariangela Guidolin
- 309-320 Subject-specific odds ratios in binomial GLMMs with continuous response
by Mariangela Sciandra & Vito Muggeo & Gianfranco Lovison
- 321-334 A note on Bayesian nonparametric regression function estimation
by Catia Scricciolo
- 335-350 Hierarchical random effect models for coastal erosion of cliffs in the Holderness coast
by Claudia Furlan
- 351-372 A cautionary case study of approaches to the treatment of missing data
by Christopher Paul & William Mason & Daniel McCaffrey & Sarah Fox
- 373-391 A test for fractional cointegration using the sieve bootstrap
by Margherita Gerolimetto & Isabella Procidano
- 393-411 M-quantile models with application to poverty mapping
by Nikos Tzavidis & Nicola Salvati & Monica Pratesi & Ray Chambers
February 2008, Volume 17, Issue 1
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- 3-12 Testing normality in the presence of outliers
by Daniele Coin
- 13-40 The cost of not knowing the radius
by Helmut Rieder & Matthias Kohl & Peter Ruckdeschel
- 41-71 Fast and robust bootstrap
by Matías Salibián-Barrera & Stefan Aelst & Gert Willems
- 73-83 Chain graph models: topological sorting of meta-arrows and efficient construction of $${\mathcal{B}}$$ -essential graphs
by Luca Rocca & Alberto Roverato
- 85-112 Local analysis of economic disparities in Italy: a spatial statistics approach
by Eleonora Patacchini
- 113-141 Small area estimation: the EBLUP estimator based on spatially correlated random area effects
by Monica Pratesi & Nicola Salvati
November 2007, Volume 16, Issue 3
- 289-308 A test of concordance based on Gini's mean difference
by Claudio Borroni & Michele Zenga
- 309-319 Multi-phase sampling under cost constraints
by Giancarlo Diana & Chiara Tommasi & Paolo Preo
- 321-346 A numerical study for comparing two response-adaptive designs for continuous treatment effects
by Anna Paganoni & Piercesare Secchi
- 347-356 Quadratic estimators of covariance components in a multivariate mixed linear model
by Gabriela Beganu
- 357-379 Tests of multinormality based on location vectors and scatter matrices
by Annaliisa Kankainen & Sara Taskinen & Hannu Oja
- 381-393 A multilevel multinomial logit model for the analysis of graduates' skills
by Leonardo Grilli & Carla Rampichini
- 395-410 Multi-step forecasts from threshold ARMA models using asymmetric loss functions
by Marcella Niglio
August 2007, Volume 16, Issue 2
- 173-192 Principal components of sample estimates: an approach through symbolic data analysis
by Paola Zuccolotto
- 193-228 A comparison of various methods for multivariate regression with highly collinear variables
by Henk Kiers & Age Smilde
- 229-243 Nonconglomerative coherent conditional probabilities in statistical inference
by Giulianella Coletti & Romano Scozzafava
- 245-261 On testing homogeneity of variances for nonnormal models using entropy
by Arjun Gupta & Solomon Harrar & Leandro Pardo
- 263-278 Two-step PLS regression for L-structured data: an application in the cosmetic industry
by Vincenzo Vinzi & Christiane Guinot & Silvia Squillacciotti
- 279-287 Latent class factor models for market segmentation: an application to pharmaceuticals
by Francesca Bassi
June 2007, Volume 16, Issue 1
- 1-3 Editor's Report: 2006
by Maurizio Vichi
- 5-5 Editorial
by F. Battaglia
- 7-26 Bounds for the Bayes Error in Classification: A Bayesian Approach Using Discriminant Analysis
by T. Pham-Gia & N. Turkkan & A. Bekker
- 27-37 A Side Sensitive Group Runs Control Chart for Detecting Shifts in the Process Mean
by M. Gadre & R. Rattihalli
- 39-49 A Bayesian Approach to Model Interdependent Event Histories by Graphical Models
by Emanuela Dreassi & Anna Gottard
- 51-67 Robustness of Parameter Estimation Procedures in Multilevel Models When Random Effects are MEP Distributed
by Nadia Solaro & Pier Ferrari
- 69-83 A compound beta distribution with applications in finance
by Saralees Nadarajah & Arjun Gupta
- 85-115 Statistical regularity of firm size distribution: the Pareto IV and truncated Yule for Italian SCI manufacturing
by L. Crosato & P. Ganugi
- 117-139 Bootstrap inference in local polynomial regression of time series
by Maria Parrella & Cosimo Vitale
- 141-168 Quick estimation of tourist nights spent in Italy
by Roberto Gismondi
- 169-169 An automatic classification and robust segmentation procedure of spatial objects
by Fabio Crosilla & Domenico Visintini & Francesco Sepic
- 171-172 A survey of robust statistics
by Stephan Morgenthaler
February 2007, Volume 15, Issue 3
- 267-269 Special issue on robust multivariate analysis and classification
by Marco Riani & Andrea Cerioli & Bruno Chiandotto
- 271-293 A survey of robust statistics
by Stephan Morgenthaler
- 295-327 Influence functions of two families of robust estimators under proportional scatter matrices
by Graciela Boente & Frank Critchley & Liliana Orellana
- 329-341 An automatic classification and robust segmentation procedure of spatial objects
by Fabio Crosilla & Domenico Visintini & Francesco Sepic
- 343-354 On the impact of contaminations in graphical Gaussian models
by Anna Gottard & Simona Pacillo
- 355-379 A weighted spatial median for clustered data
by Jaakko Nevalainen & Denis Larocque & Hannu Oja
- 381-393 An L1-type estimator of multivariate location and shape
by Ella Roelant & Stefan Aelst
- 395-407 Robust selection of variables in linear discriminant analysis
by Valentin Todorov
August 2006, Volume 15, Issue 2
- 139-149 A Mixed Model-assisted Regression Estimator that Uses Variables Employed at the Design Stage
by Giorgio Montanari & M. Ranalli
- 151-158 A note on the ratio of normal and Laplace random variables
by Saralees Nadarajah & Samuel Kotz
- 159-176 A New Family of BAN Estimators for Polytomous Logistic Regression Models based on ϕ- Divergence Measures
by A. Gupta & D. Kasturiratna & T. Nguyen & L. Pardo
- 177-190 Maximum Likelihood Inference for Log-linear Models Subject to Constraints of Double Monotone Dependence
by Manuela Cazzaro & Roberto Colombi
- 191-208 Neurocognitive Effects in Welders Exposed to Aluminium: An Application of the NPC Test and NPC Ranking Methods
by Stefano Bonnini & Livio Corain & Fortunato Munaò & Luigi Salmaso
- 209-227 An empirical investigation into the effect of childbearing on economic wellbeing in Europe
by Arnstein Aassve & Stefano Mazzuco & Letizia Mencarini
- 229-242 A methodological approach to the comparison of municipal balance-sheet figures
by Andrea Guizzardi
- 243-265 The new strategy for the concise presentation of sampling errors in the Italian Structural Business Statistics Survey
by Piero Falorsi & Salvatore Filiberti & Antonio Pavone
May 2006, Volume 15, Issue 1
- 1-2 Editor's Report – 2005
by Maurizio Vichi
- 3-26 On Multicollinearity and Concurvity in Some Nonlinear Multivariate Models
by Isabella Morlini
- 27-36 Bounded Estimation in the Presence of Nuisance Parameters
by Luca Greco & Laura Ventura
- 37-42 Some Faults of the Bayes Factor in Nonparametric Model Selection
by Cinzia Carota
- 43-73 More Powerful Control of the False Discovery Rate Under Dependence
by Alessio Farcomeni
- 75-88 Testing for Generalized Lorenz Dominance
by Sangeeta Arora & Kanchan Jain
- 89-106 Determinants of Contraceptive Use in Egypt: A Multilevel Approach
by Caterina Giusti & Daniele Vignoli
- 107-127 Combining Information from Several Groups in Estimating Characteristics of Immigrant People
by Donata Marasini & Sonia Migliorati
- 129-137 Maximum Likelihood Estimation of Input Demand Models with Fixed Costs of Adjustment
by Francesca Iorio & Stefano Fachin
January 2000, Volume 9, Issue 1
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by H. Lawal
- 23-37 Multivariate co-inertia analysis for qualitative data by partial least squares
by L. D'Ambra & R. Lombardo & P. Amenta
- 39-51 Competing risk problems with no independence assumed: Does it make a difference?
by Clelia Serio
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by Pierpaolo D'Urso
- 85-96 Split and strip-plot configurations of two-level fractional factorials: A review
by Renato Guseo
- 97-105 Generalized cost and gain functions in lot-by-lot sampling inspection
by Alberto Iacobini
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by Rosaria Lombardo & Pieter Kroonenberg & Luigi D'Ambra
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by Cinzia Mortarino & Renato Guseo
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Skip to comments.North Carolina "Racial Justice Act" Spares Inmate From Death Row
Posted on 04/20/2012 1:00:00 PM PDT by zeestephen
The jury that sent Marcus Robinson to death row had nine whites, two blacks and one American Indian. [Judge Greg Weeks ruled] that prosecutors removed 50 percent of all qualified black jurors from serving on the jury, but removed only 14.8 percent of all other jurors.
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I could not find any statement in the article to the effect the convict in question did not, in fact, commit the murder. The net effect of laws like this, the antiprofiling movement, the attack on stand your ground laws is to create a black exemption from criminal prosecution involving white judgement that the particular black committed the crime. In short blacks are being moved into privileged status as were the nobles and high churchmen of old.
America, Land of Black Justus.
Sorry - I should have said that in the first paragraph.
One other thing...
Except for a few words mentioning that Prosecutors will appeal, there is not ONE critical quote about this decision provided by the author.
Half the article is devoted to quotes from the Judge, who is on the record publicly praising the new law.
The ACLU and a Carolina based anti-death penalty group are quoted.
Two different academic studies supporting the decision are quoted or summarized.
The journalistic bias in this article is beyond belief!
How ironic, the white boy who was murdered was 17 years old, the same age as....Trayvon.
Next up whites appealing their death sentence with the claim that the only reason they are sentenced to death is to make up for all the death sentences for blacks
How did a law as ridiculously stupid as this even get passed in North Carolina. I assume Democrats must have controlled the legislature and Governors mansion, but I'd still have thought NC was conservative enough not to enact something this idiotic.
No court in North Carolina concerned themselves as to the fact that the defendant was guilty and the propriety of the death penalty in his case. The court and legislature merely forbade the application of the death penalty to a black if the jury is white. The net result is the granting the black a privileged status.
Unconstitutional on a number of grounds. It says whites have had their rights to be a juror removed since so many blacks are criminals.
If I lived in North Carolina, I would be heading for the State Line before sundown.
All animals are equal, but some are more equal than others.
Blacks are merely rushing in to fill the vacuum created by the ongoing white Christian abdication of the right to govern. A new overclass is in the process of being born.
If Florida convicts George Zimmerman, where you headed, Georgia or Alabama?
Those in North Carolina should get out as fast as possible.
The Democrats controlled the General Assembly until very recently. The new Republican controlled one tried to repeal this one but couldn't override Governor Perdue's veto- this time.
They may get me, but they won't be getting a virgin and while they are getting a meal, I will get a sandwich.
Most people don't realize the state is 22% Black.
35% of the state is non-white or foreign born.
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That's a tall order.
In Georgia the numbers are even worse.
Close to 44% of voters are non-white or foreign born.
For the last year I've predicted that Georgia could swing to Obama in 2012.
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It's crazy how this new mix by Dada Life brings me right back to when I saw them live two weeks ago. It can't come close to matching the level of energy in the room that night, but it's the next best thing. Apparently from now on they'll be distributing their mixes through iTunes, which seems pretty stupid to me, but you know where else you can always find them!
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1. Gravitonas – Religious (Dada Life Remix)
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Anas darouich October 12, 2010 at 1:02 pm
Amazing !
Marcos October 12, 2010 at 1:22 pm
That's a reaaally good mixtape! I love dada you are gonna post Datamix 11 up here tomorrow right?;)
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what makes them posting all there mixes thru itunes really wack is you cant subscribe to the podcast in the US.
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"you will find them". awsome mix!
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MVP Track = Tim Berg – Alcoholic (Dada Life Remix)
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This is not what i have come to expect from dada. Kinda Weak. Not really feeling the track selection except for a couple tracks
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Too bad Dada lifes tracks all sound the same.. I mean every single track they make is intro, vocal and then bzz bzz bzz and so on, give us something new.


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Its that time of the year again! Spoiler season is upon us, and it's been a good one so far. With several promising cards, and some busted ones like Day's Undoing, we are looking at what has the potential to be the best core set ever. It's always great to go out on a bang. Going into this set, I've really been looking forward to one card in particular. A certain planeswalker that aligns himself with blue mana.
Of cource, I'm talking about Jace, Vryn's Prodigy. At first glance, I honestly didn't know what to think of this guy. He definitely isn't what I was expecting, but he isn't bad either. He will make for a useful general, and a hard one to get rid of to boot. For a two mana general, he isn't bad. His ability to loot for free is nice, and he is super easy to flip. He will most likely always flip the turn you untap with him. His plus ability isn't stellar, but it can keep you from taking a few points of damage, and keep him around. His minus ability is awesome. Having a Snapcaster Mage on a stick is wonderful and is definitely the best part of him. His ultimate is quite funny, and can make for an interesting path to victory, if you choose to take it. All in all, we can definitely work with him. Lets take a look at what we can cook up with the prodigy of Vryn.
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1 Sensei's Divining Top
1 Sol Ring
1 Sphinx-Bone Wand
1 Thran Dynamo
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Seems pretty simple. Its a control deck that wins using clone spells to kill your opponent. Almost all of our creatures are clone spells, which can make things interesting. The deck tends to take some interesting lines that may seem a little unorthodox to our opponent. Sometimes you have to let their big monster resolve, only just to get one of our own. Its unique, powerful, and most importantly, fun.
This deck is a control deck first and foremost. There is plenty of card draw, counterspells, and ways to keep creatures off the board, to allow us to get to the late game. When our opponent is starting to slam down their hay makers, we can start copying them. Or whatever else we want to. With a board full of the same creatures, the games will tend to go into a stalemate for a while. We do have a way to alleviate that with some ways to push our creatures through. We can tap down our opponents team with Cryptic Command, or just return them all to their hand with Cyclonic Rift.
If you can't contain the board for whatever reason, we do have a reset button with Evacuate. We also have some threats of our own if our clones aren't getting the job done. Consecrated Sphinx will usually win us the game in a few turns with all of the cards we will be drawing. Talrand, Sky Summoner can create a bunch of evasive tokens, which will keep the pressure on our opponents while we cast our other spells. Guile will just turn our counterspells into Spelljack, which will turn the game around quickly in our favor.
Jace isn't so much of a win condition for us as he is a great tool for us by helping us get more value out of our spells and keeping us alive. He can also help us push through our creatures by putting combat in our favor instead of having the board locked up. You will never really use his ultimate unless you really need a way to win. Its going to be difficult churning through an opponents deck five cards at a time. It does trigger off of every spell we cast, but it still will take a lot of work to win by milling them out.
This deck does have an issue with hyper aggressive decks. We usually don't do much on the first few turns, so if somebody get to putting pressure on us in the first couple of turns, we may just get pushed out of the game. We can stall the game out so that we can get going, but it may not be enough some times. As long as we can get to the late game, we should be favored to win.
Thank you for checking out this week's Commander Corner. If you have any comments or suggestions, let me know in the comments below. See you soon, my friends.
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Thread: Less cost and more time
06-26-14, 16:44 #1Registered User
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Unanswered: Less cost and more time
Hi guys,
I have a problem here that I can't deal with.
I have a complex query that take too long to execute. I've tried to optimize it writing a new one, then, I've ran explain.
The new query cost less than the first, but the new one take more time than the other to complete running.
Someone can help me? Which one should I use? How can I know which one is better?
06-26-14, 18:17 #2Registered User
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