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When looking at sentiment results, it's imperative you do not use the metrics at face value. Here's why.
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What happens in systems like this is that social media analysis providers like Brandtology, Radian 6, and Meltwater would take a feed/crawl of social media sites, use automated semantic analysis to measure the positivity or the negativity of the keywords, and assign a rating to the post accordingly. The posts are then aggregated and a sentiment rating is assigned to the brand overall - for instance, if 50 percent of the posts are deemed to be positive, and 50 percent negative, the sentiment for the brand would be 50 percent overall - quite neutral.
Now, the process described above is obviously a very simplistic view. And the actual process itself is obviously less straightforward, but the end result will always be clear, concise, and simple enough for C-levels to understand; the basic premise being whether the social media sphere is talking good things or bad things about the brand on any particular day.
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Case in point, we were doing a social media scan for a big bank in Indonesia for which the name was an abbreviation. As it turns out, that particular abbreviation was also the same abbreviation for a typical work in Bahasa, and the signal-versus-noise ratio increased exponentially, making it harder to get good insights out of the social media scans.
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Parking at Cruise Ship Terminal in L.A.
I am going to be driving down from Northern California to catch a ship in L.A. on Jan. 5,2003. How is the parking? How much does it cost? Do you pay up front or when you return from the ship? Do they accept credit cards?
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Parking is secured, right next to the terminal. I can't remember exactly what it costs, I think it was something like $63.00 for the week, and you pay when you return. Not sure if they accept credit cards.
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We parked for a week in May, the cost was $80. Cash, at the end of the cruise, No credit card was accepted.
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A disagreement here ... we just left from there in January and February, and we paid ahead of time. Cost was about $60 for the week. Think it's $10 a day for shorter trips. CASH only. Very secure parking (we took a convertible)
And you can find more info online ... just search World Cruise Center or Port of Los Angeles (even though it's San Pedro) Hope that helps, Harry |
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I was just down there too, and I think it was 10 per day, and we paid at the end. I don't think I used a card though. Just keep on your toes when getting into the parking lot. The signs are not very good. I made the drive from N Ca also, and I can say leave extra time to get through LA. We hit traffic at 1pm with a long way to go to long beach.
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We're also from N. Cal. We drove down the day before & stayed in a hotel near the pier where we could leave our car. It was a little more expensive, but a lot easier. And the hotel will take you to the pier.
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—By Mother Jones Washington Bureau
In Tennessee where Harold Ford, Jr. is battling Bob Corker in what some pros think is the toughest Senate race in the nation, the Republicans have been trying to smear Ford for a ski weekend 'fling' with Julia Allison (formerly Baugher), then a Georgetown University sophomore. Ford was unmarried and celebrating his 31st birthday. He saw her in a restaurant. One thing led to another and the couple had some sort of relationship which Allison later described in a Cosmopolitan article. She currently writes a dating column for AM New York as well as doing a monthly column in Coed, a Maxim like mag for teens. At Georgetown she wrote a sex column for the student newspaper, and later worked on the campaign of an Illinois congressman, then as a congressional liaison for a House member.
Somebody at the National Republican Committee thought the Julia story could add to the GOP's smear campaign which portrays Ford as a high liver, attending parties with Playboy beauties, who actually wore lingerie in his company. And they started putting out stuff under headlines like: Ford's "Fancy Fling" with the opening: "Find out how much Congressmen Harold Ford, Jr. enjoys the good life including his lavish hotel stays, expensive dinners, and parties with Playboy Playmates."
No one cared. This news doesn't seem to have affected Julia's own career.You can read her blog here, but only if want to bore yourself to death.
"Other than a fabulous weekend ski vacation and a few fancy dinners," the Memphis Flyer quotes Allison as saying,"all Harold gave me was the certainty that dating a [politician] is overrated."
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—By Vince Beiser
Shocked, SHOCKED to discover that there are homosexuals among the ranks of their beloved Republican party, hardline Christian conservatives are calling for a "pink purge" of the GOP's ranks, the LA Times reports. The sectarian schism is a win-win for Democrats: if Republican leaders lean too hard on gays, they'll alienate moderate voters, but if they don't, they risk dampening enthusiasm among their social-conservative base, whose high turnout has been key to recent GOP victories.
Seems the soc-cons are upset not only about Foleygate, but over other recent events that have been less well-publicized because, well, they're really no big deal to most people. The list includes Condi Rice swearing in a new, openly gay US global AIDS coordinator and referring to his partner's mother as his "mother in law".
—By Dave Gilson
Yesterday, Sen. Rick Santorum tried to explain the war in Iraq by drawing an analogy to the Lord of the Rings:
As the hobbits are going up Mount Doom, the Eye of Mordor is being drawn somewhere else.... It's being drawn to Iraq and it's not being drawn to the U.S. You know what? I want to keep it on Iraq. I don't want the Eye to come back here to the United States.
Really, Santorum should have known better. By invoking LOTR, he was inviting the scrutiny of hordes of Tolkien fans, who, sure enough, are unleashing their fantasy-lit fury on him. First off, Santorum called it the Eye of Mordor, when it's really the Eye of Sauron. Jeeze! Scott Rosenberg exposes more flaws in Santorum's comments:
First of all, in Tolkien's saga, the good guys are outgunned and outmanned by the Dark Lord, whereas in our world, the U.S. is a "hyperpower" whose military, in 2001-2, seemed to bestride the world. Second, in Tolkien, the good guys sent Frodo with the Ring into the depths of Mordor as a sort of last-ditch, bet-everything gamble; then they sent an army to the gates of Mordor as a diversion to keep the Eye occupied and distract it from the hobbits headed for Mount Doom.
David Weigel at Reason's Hit and Run further explains how Santorum's comments failed to reflect the geopolitical complexities of Middle Earth:
Was Santorum referring to the hobbits' final approach up Mount Doom, when Aragorn (George Bush) was convincing the men of Gondor (Tony Blair) and Rohan (John Howard) to make a final, diversionary push at the Black Gates? Or is he referring to the entire quest of Frodo and Sam (300 million Americans), which was aided at various points by mystical creatures - the Ents, the Dead Men of Dunharrow - that don't have any easy relations in the real war on terror?
And Rosenberg again:
It's hard, in truth, to find any useful Middle Earth analogy to the Iraq War: the parallels break down across the board. Still, you might think of Bush's invasion of Iraq as the equivalent of a beleaguered Gondor, attacked by the armies of Mordor across the River Anduin, sending its army off on an expedition to Far Harad, after its leaders issued proclamations that the White Council had incontrovertible evidence of the Haradrim's possession of Rings of Mass Destruction.
So wait, if Bush is Aragorn, does that mean Condi Rice is Arwen?
Hey California voters! Curious about how much beverage company cash helped influence a vote on bottled-water standards? Wondering which interest groups are especially generous to your state Assembly member? Check out this new online money-and-politics database from Maplight.org, a Berkeley-based non-profit. It tracks votes on specific bills by state pols and cross-references that info with details on who gave them money, and when. So far, only data from 2003-2004 is available, but the Maplighters claim more recent stuff will be up soon. The impatient can do their own state-level research with the help of The Institute on Money and State Politics , or go federal at OpenSecrets.org. And of course there's always the famous Mother Jones 400, one of the very first online sources of campaign finace dirt.
—By Cameron Scott
Jeff Stein, the national security editor at Congressional Quarterly, published an op-ed piece in today's New York Times (available, alas, only to TimesSelect members) giving the results of his recent survey of counterterrorism officials. The survey has just one question: What's the difference between a Sunni and a Shiite?
Stein was dumbfounded to learn that very few of his interviewees, who play important roles in intelligence and law enforcement communities and Congress, had any idea. And, as Stein writes, he wasn't asking deep, theological questions, "just the basics: Who's on what side today, and what does each want?"
For those of you who mightlike Trent Lott, who recently wondered, "Why do Sunnis kill Shiites? How do they tell the difference? They all look the same to me"see this as a rarefied inquiry, here's how Stein explains why it matters:
[T]he nature of the threat from Iran [Shiite], a potential nuclear power with protégés in the Gulf states, northern Saudi Arabia, Lebanon and the Palestinian territories, is entirely different from that of Al Qaeda [Sunni]. It seems silly to have to argue that officials responsible for counterterrorism should be able to recognize opportunities for pitting these rivals against each other.
Hostilities between Sunnis and Shiites are on center stage in Iraq, and play an important role in Al Qaeda's motivations. Perhaps if officials knew more about them, better policy would follow?
But one of Stein's intervieweesthe spokesman for the FBItook the position that understanding the difference between a Sunni and a Shiite was akin to "memoriz[ing] the collected statements of Osama bin Laden, or be[ing] able to read Urdu [or] playing 'Islamic Trivial Pursuit.'"
If there's a game comparison, shouldn't it at least be Risk?
Over at the Nation, the ever-prolific Tom Engelhardt speculates about what he thinks could be the GOP's November Surprise: the November 5 sentencing of Saddam Hussein. Assuming that Saddam is guaranteed to get the death penalty, the White House could get itself a nice last-minute blip of "progress" to sell to voters. Clearly, the timing will work well for Bush & Co. Whether that's a happy coincdence is subject to debate. But as law prof and blogger Scott Horton tells Engelhardt,
"When you look at polling figures," Horton said," there have been three significant spike points. One was the date on which Saddam was captured. The second was the purple fingers election. The third was Zarqawi being killed. Based on those three, it's easy to project that they will get a mild bump out of this....This is not coincidence.... Nothing in Iraq that's set up this far in advance is coincidental."
But would this "mild bump" be enough to revive Republicans' fortunes at the polls? It's not like the Democrats won't cheer Saddam's descent to death row, so the Republicans would have to work fast to turn this into a partisan issue (not that they won't try their darndest). And in the eyes of many Americans, Saddam's hardly the WMD-toting bogeyman he was three years ago; he's no Osama, no matter how much the "Saddam was behind 9/11" crowd wishes he was. With support for the war at an all-time low, it's hard for me to see how this verdict will change many war-weary minds, much less energize a disheartened GOP base.
—By James Ridgeway
Charlie Cook's staff on CSPAN Sunday were predicting Senate control will ride on one vote. Could go either way. Whatever happens that's going to give tremendous leverage to Joe Lieberman,who is running 8-10 points ahead of Ned Lamont. Lieberman confirmed to us this morning he will organize with the Democrats. But, he can always change his mind.Whatever happens he is in a position to exercise considerable leveragein terms of committee assignments and pork.Lieberman could end up with more power in Connecticut than fellow senator and Democrat Christopher Dodd , not to mention greater influence than the Bush family before it fled into exile in Texas.
As for Vermont's Bernie Sanders, running far ahead of Richard Tarrant (64-32) in the Vermont senate race, his office said Sanders will organize with the Democrats.
How far Tom Delay's fallen. The former Majority Leader has been reduced to rallying his base on behalf of a contestant on the reality TV series "Dancing with the Stars." Of late, Delay has launched a media campaign for country singer Sara Evans, who recently filed for divorce from her husband Craig Schelske, a former Republican candidate for Congress. Here's what DeLay had to say about Evans in an email:
"Sara Evans has been a strong supporter of the Republican Party and represents good American values in the media. From singing at the 2004 Republican Convention to appearing with candidates in the last several election cycles, we have always been able to count on Sara for her support of the things we all believe in. Let's show Sara that same support by watching and voting for her each week to help her win this competition. One of her opponents on the show is ultra liberal talk show host Jerry Springer. We need to send a message to Hollywood and the media that smut has no place on television by supporting good people like Sara Evans."
Talk show host and former Cincinnatti mayor, Jerry Springer, is another "Dancing with the Stars 3" contestant who announced in September that he would not run for Senate.
That's right, the man once known as "The Hammer" has gone from ruling the House with an iron fist to letting Jerry Springer really have it.
—By Alastair Paulin
Radar has fun detailing "America's Dumbest Congressmen." Readers of Mother Jones' regular feature "The Diddly Award" will know many of the names and anecdotes already but when it comes to the antics of wise legislators such as Jim Bunning, Katherine Harris, and Patrick Kennedy, is it possible for familiarity to breed even more contempt?
Update, May 26, 2010: Hi Huffington Post readers! That Radar link (to their 2006 feature on America's "dumbest" members of Congress) doesn't work anymore, probably because of Radar's complicated history. I've reproduced the list here for your convenience (minus Radar's commentary, which I can't find in a complete form is available on the internet archive—thanks, Anon.):
10. Senator Jim Bunning (R-KY) 9. Representative Patrick Kennedy (D-RI) 8. Senator Conrad Burns (R-MT) 7. Representative Cynthia McKinney (D-GA) 6. Representative Jean Schmidt (R-OH) 5. Senator Barbara Boxer (D-CA) 4. Representative J.D. Hayworth (R-AZ) 3. Senator James Inhofe (R-OK) 2. Representative Donald Young (R-AK) 1. Representative Katherine Harris (R-FL)
A lot of these folks are no longer in Congress. Burns (8) lost to Jon Tester in 2006. McKinney (7) lost to Hank Johnson (of "Guam capsizing" fame) in a Democratic primary the same year. J.D. Hayworth is no longer a member of the House, but he's running against John McCain in the GOP senate primary in Arizona. Harris (1) ran for Senate in 2006 and lost. Vern Buchanan now holds her House seat. Bunning (10) and Kennedy (9) are retiring this year. That leaves Schmidt (6), Boxer (5), Inhofe (3), and Young (2) still in Congress. None of those four seem particularly "dumb" to me, although I disagree with some of them on the issues. Anyway, here's Mother Jones being mean about some of these very same folks back in 2006.
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Shares of Reliance MediaWorks nosedived by 7.2 per cent intra-day on the Bombay Stock Exchange to Rs. 61.40 from its previous close of Rs. 66.05 in the wake of reports that the U.S.-based Digital Domain Group, founded by James Cameron of 'Titanic' movie fame, filed for bankruptcy proceedings.
But the shares recovered subsequently to close at Rs. 64.35, still down by 2.57 per cent, after the company clarified that it had an exposure of approximately Rs. 30 crore to Digital Domain against the reported figure of Rs. 140 crore.
Reliance Media, in a release to the BSE, said that "a section of the media has incorrectly reported that our company has an exposure of approximately Rs. 140 crore to a customer, Digital Domain Media Group, which has recently filed for bankruptcy proceedings in the U.S. It is clarified that the figure is factually inaccurate, and the actual exposure is limited to Rs. 30 crore towards billed revenues due, which are also actively being pursued with the new management."
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People who treat other people as less than human must not be surprised when the bread they have cast on the waters comes floating back to them, poisoned.
The questions which one asks oneself begin, at least, to illuminate the world, and become one's key to the experience of others.
The world changes according to the way people see it, and if you alter, even by a millimeter, the way . . . people look at reality, then you can change it.
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yes. It got scary last week when if felt as if I was skipping beats as well. I don't have insurance and did not want to incur a bill from the ER. I didn't have any other symptoms of heart attack or would have gone regardless of the cost. Someone said it could be a sign of peri-menopause, since I am around that age for it to start.
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Do you notice this pounding even when taking your pills regularly?
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No, I notice a pounding in my chest and sometimes temples.
The first step is always the hardest.
Stop thinking about it and just do it. H.W.-254; S.W.-232.6; G.W.- 130
Unfortunately not.
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I have to take my medication to keep it down.
I am not pussyfooting around. :)
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I usually get a slight headache at the temples when it gets high. The medication keeps it under control unless it needs to be adjusted.
This just proves the HBP causes the symptoms. Take regularly your pills and proceed with your weight losing attempts. Good luck.
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I get headaches and a little dizzy. Before I was diagnosed though, I just attributed it to stress. Now I know.
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The only thing I notice is a pounding heart....I feel like my chest is thumping. I never felt this before when my BP was normal. Now it is quite noticeable at times and when I take my BP when I feel it, it's always quite elevated.
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Have you taken measurements at the same time you had these symptoms to be 100% sure they were due to BP?
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I feel mine in my ears and neck. If I leave it too long, I get a headache.
Unfortunately for me I could never link my BP rising to any specific symptoms...
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Thanks for sharing! I never really thought about the symptoms and signs that I should be aware of in regards to my HBP. I also have perfect BP 120/89 on meds. when I exercise, but my goal now is to lose enough weight that I can get off the medication entirely I hope this is possible.
The best is yet to come!
I also suffer from high BP, but with medication it is well within normal limits (sometimes).
Its interesting how we all have different symptoms when we are high. I always have two telltale signs that never fail......I get a mild headache at the back of my head and also (not at the same time necessarily) I cannot get to sleep at night. Many a night I have been awake to hear the birds signing in the morning and the light slowly creeping in behind the blinds. I get so very very angry when I toss and turn all night, but often will not get up to measure my BP because sometimes it raises my concern for example 180/95 is a concern, usually it doesnt go higher than this. As a retired health professional I know that the systolic and diastolic are both important, however the one that concerns me the most when it is high is the DIASTOLIC. Since I have started swimming nearly every day my BP has been perfect. Im still not sure whether it is really the swimming or the fact that I am averaging a loss of about 500g a week. I guess the medication is successful when you also help it along. All in all Im happy, so far so good and hopefully I can get off the BP medication (one day) Edited by: KAY-KADUNKA at: 1/25/2012 (19:43) "Ive always tried to avoid temptations, but now at my
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Thanks Karen. Be well.
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Hi Alidosha. No I don't usually wake at night with any symptoms. I do know exactly what you're talking about though. Shortness of breath is sometimes very troublesome.
Remember how angels fly . . . they take themselves lightly.
Do you have some special symptoms at night time like awakening of being short of bread and an urge to sit or get up?
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I have all of the symptoms mentioned by the others (pounding heart, palpitations, lightheadedness, tinnitus, even a tight feeling in my chest). My b-blocker does help to lower my BP but does not always alleviate these symptoms. :-(
Remember how angels fly . . . they take themselves lightly.
I also have no symptoms.
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I am on so much medication that I have no symptoms, which I guess is good.
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No symptoms for me.
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If something causes me high stress I feel like theres fire under my skin and sure enough when I take my blood preasure it has spiked.
I have symptoms. I'm on a beta blocker and lisinopril. If I don't take it...I get light headed when I stand up from a kneeling position...I also get palpitations...
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My BP is always higher at Dr. office, but I do not feel any different.
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I get a headache and pounding heart if I forget to take my BP meds.
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It Hard to say what works for one does not work for all. My doctor told me last month mine was too high. He said "That is why it is called the silent killer". Also, lots of people know when they are in A-fib. I CAN NEVER TELL. Guess it depends on the individual and how attuned you are to your body.
But as it is written, Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard, neither have entered into the heart of man, the things which God hath prepared for them that love him. 1 Corinthians 2:9
Although all of the articles I've read say there are no symptoms with high blood pressure, If I'm late taking my XR beta blocker, I get pounding in my ears and a little light headed when I stand up. My bp usually remains w/i range, though.
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"The new detector makes the MIDEX even faster. It is able to scan the microelectronics on an EK board, a standard size for printed boards, in 30 minutes" explains Dirk Wissmann, SPECTRO Product Manager for XRF spectrometers. "During point analyses, the MIDEX determines the entire contents of a sample in two minutes. Additionally, the stronger detector delivers exact results even with a working distance of 20 millimeters from the sample."
"The latest version of the SPECTRO MIDEX opens new areas of use. We can examine components of varying heights on a mounted printed board without damaging the board. And, it's just as easy to non-destructively search for inclusions in finished automotive components," notes Wissman.
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The MIDEX has a sample chamber that may be optionally equipped with a motor- driven XYZ table. For mapping analyses, the travel path can be freely programmed along a surface of 240 x 178 millimeters. For example users are able examine all of the capacitors on an electronics board.
"Users also like to use the XYZ table as an autosampler. They place several samples on the table and then program the travel path so that all of the samples are examined. SPECTRO equipped the sample chamber with an integrated video system for point measurements. Users can exactly set the measuring spot and even document the analyzed point in a video image," explains Wissmann.
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The MIDEX also has application within the automotive and aviation industries, where it can search out inclusions in glass and metal samples, and in forensics to view powder burns using X-ray fluorescence.
The new MIDEX supports two types of operation. With the standard configuration, the distance between the excitation source and the measuring spot is two millimeters. This mode is well suited to rapid point measurements such as testing precious metal alloys as well as line scans and mappings of flat surfaces with a large measuring spot. This configuration can be supplemented using an optional helium flush that enables the MIDEX to measure the light elements from magnesium to titanium.
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"The MIDEX always was ideal for the non-destructive analysis of expensive jewelry and artwork. Now, the instrument has become even faster, which means a vast time savings especially for elaborately structured and massively sized pieces," comments Milner.
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MTV has begun scouting locations in Italy for the hit reality show's fourth season, according to reports, and the move has upset Italian-American groups, who have previously denounced the show for its portrayal of young Italian-Americans.
Joseph Del Raso, president of the National Italian American Foundation, had some choice words about the show.
"We are disappointed that this irresponsible programming will be brought to Italy because it affects the image of all Americans, not only Italian-Americans," Del Raso told FOX News.
"There is a perverse curiosity in wanting to watch the show, and the Italian audience, like the American audience, may be attracted to the show out of curiosity, " he continued. "But we know that the Italians' good taste will immediately recognize this genre of programming for what it's worth."
- Thursday 27 JanuaryBy AndreaHigh Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Big deal it is a show! There are bigger things in life to worry about!
- Thursday 27 JanuaryBy cherHighest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Well, at least Hollywood is giving us Southerners a rest. I get so sick hearing that phony southernese dialect, & being portrayed as a racist idiot.
- Thursday 27 JanuaryBy keHigh Rank Vote downVote upReport this
I/A's don't worry no one with a brain is going to think that all I/A's act that way. There are good ones and bad ones. LOL!
- Thursday 27 JanuaryBy ce
@JBF, what are you screaming??? Don't get it twisted, if your people can't handle your own, don't blame it on someone else.
- Thursday 27 JanuaryBy mickeyHigh Rank Vote downVote upReport this
As an American Italian the show is offensive and degrading to me and the real Italian people. We are proud to be Americans and would really like to see Hollywood portray the real Italian heroes that helped shape this country.
- Thursday 27 JanuaryBy den turrone
Please....just Go Away!!
- Thursday 27 JanuaryBy 2dayHigh Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Thank God ! The trash needs to be taken out !
- Thursday 27 JanuaryBy honzz
Lets hope that some Mafioso types kidnap all of them and dump them down into Mt Etna. You people who live to watch this idiotic show need to get your brains checked and your IQ raised! Total insispid crap!
- Thursday 27 JanuaryBy MAGOOSHigh Rank Vote downVote upReport this
It is not just Italians who are miffed at Jersey Shore; the whole of America should be. The lowest possible form of entertainment that beats dog fighting!
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Surely you jest!..........(I know "Don't call me Shirley").....I keep wondering why they and Real Housewives(housewives...Right!!)91210,Gossip Girl, One Tree Hill, The Hills,TMZ, Skins, ETC., are on the air "AT ALL".......Trash and Garbage!!!
- Thursday 27 JanuaryBy pj
and i wonder why theres never been an italian presedent.
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I hope they all stay in Italy.
- Monday 31 JanuaryBy BERT
It left me wondering why the reality programs exist, is television running out of writers? Are the writers too stupid? Or are the broadcasters just too cheap and stingy?
- Thursday 17 FebruaryBy person
Give it up. Out of 15 million Italian Americans a show with about 5 of them along with a polish girl (J-wow) isn't truly misrepresenting. Ya gotta choose your battles there's honestly more important issues out there for Italian Americans
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Elizabeth Elliott AM is Professor in Paediatrics and Child Health at the University of Sydney and Consultant Paediatrician at the Children's Hospital at Westmead. Throughout her career she has been dedicated to improving health and quality of life for children in Australia and beyond, through education, research, clinical care and advocacy. During 30 years she has established an international reputation for high quality laboratory, clinical and public health research and holds a prestigious senior National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Practitioner Fellowship.
In 1993 she founded a national research resource, the Australian Paediatric Surveillance Unit (APSU), to facilitate study of rare childhood diseases, and is its Director. APSU has been used by >400 clinicians and researchers throughout Australia and has been funded by the NHMRC, the Australian Research Council and the Department of Health and Ageing (DoHA). She helped establish and co-leads the Paediatric Active Enhanced Disease Surveillance (PAEDS) system for inpatient disease surveillance, which was invaluable in monitoring pandemic influenza in 2009 pandemic. This project was named one of the '10 of the Best' of thousands of NHMRC funded projects for 2013.
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She is a research leader nationally and internationally. She was President of the Paediatric Research Society of Australia and New Zealand; Chair of the Research Committee of the Paediatric Division of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP); and elected Chair of the International Network of Paediatric Surveillance Units. She Chaired the Scientific Program Committee for the 27th International Paediatric Association Congress (2013) and was a member of the Conference Organising Committee. Elizabeth has expertise in translation of research into clinical practice and policy and established and led the Centre for Evidence Based Paediatrics, Gastroenterology and Nutrition in Sydney. She was a member of the NHMRC Australian Alcohol Guidelines Working Committee; Deputy Chair of the Intergovernmental Committee on Drugs Working Party on FASD, and is Chief Investigator of a national project to develop a diagnostic/screening tool for FASD funded by DoHA. She was recently appointed by the Commonwealth Minister of Health as the Chair of the newly formed National FASD Technical Network.
She is Editor or author of five medical text books: Evidence Based Pediatrics and Child Health (BMJ Books 2000, 2004); Evidence-based Pediatric Infectious Diseases (Blackwell Books 2007); Evidence-based Statistics Workbook (Blackwell Books 2008); Scientific Writing: Easy when you know how (BMJ Books, 2002). Examples of significant professional contributions include membership of the: Cure Kids New Zealand Research Committee; Murdoch Children's Research Institute Research Advisory Group; New Zealand Paediatric Surveillance Unit Scientific Review Panel; the International Expert Planning Committee for the, 5th International Conference on FASD, Vancouver, Canada 2011-5; National Polio Expert Committee (Deputy Chair); and the WHO Guidelines Development Group for Identification and Management of Alcohol & Substance Abuse in Pregnancy. She was a past member of the DoHA Scientific Pandemic Advisory Group; Greater Metropolitan Clinical Taskforce (NSW Health); National Birth Anomalies Steering Committee: Chair (AIHW); Regional Certification Committee for Polio (DoHA & WHO); and the Council and Research Committee of the Division of Paediatrics and Child Health (RACP).
Community contributions include: the Expert Panel of Baya Gawiy Children and Family Centre, Fitzroy Crossing; SMILE Foundation Board; Hoc Mai Australia-Vietnam Medical Foundaton Board; Steve Waugh Foundation Medical Advisory Committee; the Council of the Women's College, University of Sydney; Cure Kids Australia Board; and Ambassador, NSW Guides. Elizabeth is Team Leader of the Hoc Mai Maternal and Child Health Program in Paediatrics, conducting teaching, research and training in Dien Bien Province in Vietnam and recently funded by AusAid.
In 2008 she was selected for the Prime Minister's 2020 Summit and was made a Member of the Order of Australia. In 2011 she won the John Sands Medal from the Royal Australasian College of Physicians. In 2011-12 she was profiled in the international journal The Lancet, in International Innovations and in Positively Remarkable Women – all great opportunities to advocate for children. In 2012 she received a Distinguished Professorial Award from Sydney University and was named as one of 100 Women of Influence Australia by Westpac/Financial Review; and in 2013 was awarded a Visiting Fellowship from the Royal Society of London to deliver a keynote address at a Disability forum. She has been selected as one of 100 Commonwealth leaders from the professions, business and academia to attend a leadership forum in the UK and India in 2015.
Elizabeth is an advocate for children, particularly disadvantaged children with rare diseases, fetal alcohol spectrum disorders and female genital mutilation; Indigenous children, and children in immigration detention. She consulted to the Australian Human Rights Commission in 2014 for the Inquiry into Children in Immigration Detention.
Research interests
Paediatrics and child health
Rare childhood diseases
Haemolytic uraemic syndrome
Fetal alcohol spectrum disorders
Congenital rubella
Indigenous child health
Child health in developing countries
Evidence-based paediatrics
Children in detention
Paedaitric gastroenterololgy
Oral rehydration therapy
Teaching and supervision
Paediatrics and child health
Rare childhood diseases
Haemolytic uraemic syndrome
Fetal alcohol spectrum disorders
Childhood infections; congenital rubella, Influenza
Indigenous child health
Child health in developing countries
Evidence-based paediatrics
Children in detention
Paedaitric gastroenterololgy, Gastroenteritis, Oral rehydration therapy
Awards and honours
2014 |
Visiting Fellowship, Royal Society of Medicine, London |
2013 |
Awarded one of '10 of the Best' grants for 2013 for Pandemic Influenza Project, from the National Health and Medical Research Council of Australia |
2012 |
Named one of 100 Women of influence in Australia - Westpac and Australian Financial Review Inaugural awards |
2012 |
Distinguished Professorial Award University of Sydney |
2012 |
Personal Profile, Lancet |
2012 |
National Health and Medical Research Council of Australia, Practitioner Fellowship 2012-2016 |
2010 |
John Sands Medal, Royal Australasian College of Physicians |
2010 |
Honorary Professor, Sydney School of Public Health, University of Sydney |
2010 |
Honorary Professional Fellow, The George Institute for Global Health |
2009 |
Visiting Professor, Christchurch School of Medicine, University of Otago, NZ |
2008 |
Member of the Order of Australia (AM) |
2008 |
Nominated Member, Prime Minister's 2020 Summit, Health Stream, Federal Government of Australia |
2008 |
Hoc Mai Australia Vietnam Medical Foundation, Chairman's Award |
2008 |
Finalists, Healthway WA Awards - recognising excellence in health promotion, Healthway Western Australia |
2007 |
National Health and Medical Research Council of Australia Practitioner Fellowship 2007-2011 |
2007 |
Rue Wright Memorial Award for Best Research Presentation, Royal Australasian College of Physicians Annual Congress |
2006 |
Visiting Professor, Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne |
2005 |
Visiting Scholar, Palmerston North Medical Trust, NZ |
2005 |
NSW Finalist (Community and Government), Telstra Business Woman of the Year Award |
2005 |
Finalist, Rue Wright Memorial Award, Royal Australasian College of Physicians |
2004 |
Finalist, Rue Wright Memorial Award, Royal Australasian College of Physicians |
2003 |
NSW Finalist (Community and Government), Telstra Business Women of the Year Awards |
2001 |
National Role Model, Northcott Society |
2000 |
Elected Convener, International Network of Paediatric Surveillance Units |
2000 |
Elected President, Paediatric Research Society of Australia and New Zealand |
Heinz Fellowship to India, British Paediatric Association |
1986 |
Travel Award, European Society Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition |
1979 |
Student Research Award, Asthma Foundation |
Evidence-based medicine; Epidemiology; Child health; Adolescent health; Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
Clinical Specialty
Selected grants
- FASD Technical Network; Elliott E; University of Sydney/Internal Scheme.
- Building capacity for FASD screening and diagnosis through a prevalence study: The Cherbourg Project; Elliott E; National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC)/Targeted Research: Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peopl.
- The Lililwan Project: Prevalence of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders in the Fitzroy Valley; Elliott E, Latimer J, Fitzpatrick J, Martiniuk A; National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC)/Project Grants.
- Practitioner Fellowship 2; Elliott E; National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC)/Career Awards: Research Fellowships.
- Update to the mongraph on fetal alcohol spectrum disorders in Australia; Elliott E; Department of Health and Ageing (Federal)/Targeted Prevention Programs.
- Psychosocial and Economic Impacts of Rare Diseases on Australian Children, Families and Health Professionals; Zurynski Y, Elliott E, Leonard H, Leonard H, Christodoulou J; Australian Research Council (ARC)/Linkage Projects (LP).
- Asking Questions about Alcohol in pregnancy (AQUA): Longitudinal cohort study of the effects of low and moderate doses of alcohol exposure on the fetus; Elliott E; National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC)/Project Grants.
- Towards evidence-based care for Rett syndrome: a research model to inform management of rare disorders; Elliott E; National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC)/Project Grants.
- National based active surveillance of specified rare communicable diseases and complications of communicable diseases in children; Elliott E; Commonwealth Depart of health and Ageing/Research Grant.
- Impact of Parental Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Substance Use on Infant Development and Family Functioning; Elliott E; National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC)/Project Grants.
- Oxidative stress, ageing and cognitive dysfunction in dogs as ecological animal model in Alzheimer Disease research; Elliott E, Celi P, McGreevy P; Australian Companion Animal Health Foundation/Research Support.
- Determinants of effective clinical networks; Haines M, Needham K, Redman S, Castaldi P, D Este C, Craig J, Elliott E, Sanson-Fisher R, Scott A; National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC)/Partnership Projects.
- An Unblinded randomized study of influenza A/H1N1 09 resistance to oseltamivir and zanamivir; Booy R, Dwyer D, Elliott E, Heron L; National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC)/Special Call Research On H1N1 Influenza.
- Characterisation of H1N1 Influenza 09 in hospitalised children using Paediatric Active Enhanced Diseases Surveillance; Elliott E, Booy R, McIntyre P, Zurynski Y, Wood N; National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC)/Special Call Research On H1N1 Influenza.
- Simple, observer-blinded randomised trial to prevent proven influenza in young children; Booy R, Isaacs D, Elliott E; DVC Research/Bridging Support Grant.
- The Australian Maternity Outcomes Surveillance System: Improving safety and quality of maternity care in Australia; Elliott E; National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC)/Project Grants.
- NHMRC - Practitioner Fellowship; Elliott E; National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC)/Career Awards: Practitioner Fellowships.
- Australian Paediatric Surveillance Unit: A Collaborative Network For Child Health Research; Elliott E; National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC)/Enabling Grants.
- National Surveillance of Rare Communicable Childhood Diseases; Elliott E, Zurynski Y; Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing/Communicable Diseases Program.
- Funding Agreement for the national Surveillance of Rare Communicable Childhood Diseases.; Elliott E, Zurynski Y; Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing/Communicable Diseases Program.
- Microarray analysis of gene expression in human epithelial cells in vitro following infection with Shiga toxin-producing E.coli; Elliott E, Hunt N; Clive & Vera Ramaciotti Foundation/Awards for Biomedical Research: Establishment Gifts.
- Establishment of a centre for Evidence-Based Paediatrics,Gastroenterology and Nutrition; Elliott E; Financial Markets Foundation for Children/Financial Markets Foundation for Children Research Grants.
- Pathophysiology of acute colitis; Elliott E, O'Loughlin E, Bell C; National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC)/Project Grants.
Selected publications
The Lililwan Collaboration: Inquiry into Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) (The Lililwan Project Collaboration, 2012)
Challenges in Adolescent Health: An Australian Perspective (Nova Science Publishers, 2009)
Statistics Workbook for Evidence-based Healthcare (Wiley-Blackwell Publishing Ltd, 2008)
Evidence-based Pediatric Infectious Diseases (Blackwell Publishers, 2007)
Scientific Writing: Easy when you know how (Blackwell Publishers, 2002)