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Robert Meyer, DVM, Diplomate ACVAA - Professor
Claudio Natalini, DVM, MS, PhD Diplomate ACVAA - Associate Professor
Simone Hinz, DVM, BSc - Assistant Clinical Professor, Service Chief
Sara Shane, DVM, Resident
Megan Robbins, CVT
Lanette Jordan, CVT
LaQuanda Morgan, CVT
Morgan Salter, CVT
Sydney Saucier, CVT
In order to provide some information about the service, a list of FAQs has been compiled and will hopefully address any questions concerning the anesthesia service of MSU-CVM. If you have other questions, however, please contact the clinician in charge of your pet's care.
Frequently Asked Questions
What information do I need to provide when I bring my pet to MSU-CVM?
This is a general answer for any service to which you are bringing your pet in to be seen - whether or not it will involve anesthesia. Be sure to notify the student or clinician taking your pet's history of any medications (even monthly heartworm prevention, deworming regimen or flea treatment) your pet may be taking or that your referring veterinarian may have given. It is your job as your pet's owner to provide a complete picture of your pet's history and any other information that may be important to the evaluation of your pet. The information you provide about your pet will be used in conjunction with your pet's physical exam and diagnostic tests in order to determine course of treatment and specifically the anesthetic protocol.
What should I expect when my pet needs anesthesia?
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If my pet is home with me the night before his procedure, what should I do?
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What will be monitored on my pet during the procedure?
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Elasticity of Demand indicates the responsiveness of demand to a change in a determinate. For instance, price, price of other goods and income. It measures the responsiveness of the quantity demanded of a good to its price.
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Hajni Szöllősi is a Hungarian wine expert wearing many hats. She writes for a number of publications and writes wine cards for restaurants and hotels. In 2014, Hajni was listed among Vince Magazine's 50 most important women in Hungarian wine life. She also reviews and critiques wine on her blog BORtáBOR. While the blog is written in her native tongue, you can easily follow her on Instagram, because pictures require no language proficiency.
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Although Darcy Dellera grew up in Sonoma wine country, it was not until she studied food and wine in Perugia, Italy that she learned to fully understand and appreciate the entire world of wine. Her inner #winetourist flourished while she was there and she loved exploring the wines and culture of Sicily, Piedmont, and everywhere in between. Darcy returned to California, where she works as a wine club manager in Napa Valley. You can find her work on Instagram or her website rosearoundthebay.com.
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RocketHub Meets Entrepreneur Jennine Heller
"Embrace Self-Awareness And Figure Out Who You Are"
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"I spend a lot of time asking probing questions. When I was a software engineer, I was really good at testing. I could always sniff out the issues. And in my coaching I rely on the same sense of intuition to identify what's at the heart of a person's challenge. I do a lot of exploring, questioning and I find out where a person may be out of sync with what they say, what they want or how they think they're coming across."
Meet Jennine Heller, entrepreneur, former software engineer and now leadership coach at her own company J Heller Coaching in San Francisco. Jennine enables executives, managers and entrepreneurs to achieve success and fulfillment in their professional lives. RocketHub got a chance to talk with Jennine about her business, work, vision and entrepreneurial goals.
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For Jennine, the most essential part of coaching business leaders is that the clients need to know that they can be completely open and honest with her. She really wants to get to know the client and understand what makes them tick. Understand them as a whole person, what's working, what's not working and have no expectations or judgment about the clients. "You have to take them as they are. And for high achievers, who are used to succeeding and measuring up and always having to have the right answers, this often is very liberating."
She confirms it entirely depends on the person. Is he or she able to open up to her. "Some people come in ready to go. All they want is to just start getting into what's inside there. Others can be much more guarded. I think of them as a tough nut to crack. It can take a while before they're ready to open up." It almost seems like Jennine is more of a psychologist than a business coach. A comparison she doesn't draw herself. "A psychologist spends a lot of time figuring out why you are the way you are. A coach is very forward-oriented. All I need to know is your point of view on the world and then we move forward from there." She adds: "I don't think my clients are confusing me for a psychologist. They're looking for a business coach, they're looking for results."
In fact, figuring out what the purpose is for the engagement and determining what clients exactly want to achieve is what coaching is all about for Jennine. "I get every kind of entrepreneur and manager in my office." She worked with first time entrepreneurs trying to put a company together, experienced managers and senior executives of large companies.
Balance makes it fun
During her career Jennine has worked at a number of startups, as well as large technology companies, including Hewlett-Packard and Digital Equipment Corporation. "You know, when you come from the same environment and background as your clients, there's a sort of instant recognition that you have for each other. My work experience contributes to that sense of familiarity and trust. Even for clients outside of tech, the fast-paced corporate environment is one that we can always connect on."
Being an entrepreneur herself is an essential part for Jennine in her work as a business coach. She's a business coach and entrepreneur at the same time. She says combining both parts of the business is challenging and fun. "On the one hand you're guiding and helping people. On the other hand you're running your own business. It's about finding the right balance. My background initially was very technical. Later I moved into management roles where I spent most of my career. So running a business is something I love to do. Then on the other side there's the work with the clients which is completely different. I absolutely love that variety."
Become the leader
Jennine helps entrepreneurs by relying on her own experiences facing challenges her clients come across now. "I draw on my formal training as a business coach. And at the same time I learn a lot from my clients themselves. Every time I coach somebody, I learn something new. They come up with the most creative, amazing things and sometimes that just surprises me. It's like, well, they really know themselves and they really know what it is that they need to do to transform their own behavior."
As a coach, it turns out you always have to be open for opportunities to learn yourself. "One of the basic principles of being a coach is to really stand back and be neutral. You should be wholly listening all the time. Not only does it help you in your own understanding of people, but it's a gift you give to your client as well. It allows them to completely explore what they need to do." An example of the most interesting result Jennine booked during her work was a hardware engineer who ended up as president of a company for a number of years. "He was very reluctant to step in as a leader. He kept thinking, 'Maybe I need to hire a different person to come in and be president.' We first started working together two years ago, and now he's a really energetic step-up leader. Believe it or not, even the revenues have doubled in the last year. It's all because he decided to be a leader and he figured out how to do that."
She explains that when you decide you want to be a leader, you can. But what are the tricks to become one? "It depends on who you are, your experience, and what your thoughts are. A lot of this boils down to what people think about themselves. It's interesting. I find a lot of people having what they call 'Impostor syndrome'. Where they think, 'I can't be a leader. It's just me, someone is going to find out that I'm just completely faking it.' She adds: "Figure out who you are and be comfortable with it. Only then you can really begin working from a place of honesty and acceptance of yourself."
"You see it a lot with business leaders. A lot of their self-esteem is wrapped up. The higher you get on the corporate ladder, the smarter all of your peers are and the more you look across at other leaders of companies. You could start to feel like 'this is a club I don't belong to'. 'All those people have their act together and I just got here sort of by some hard work and luck'. The reality is that everybody gets there on their own path. Nobody has it together more than anybody else. If you can really understand what your strengths and weaknesses are, you can successfully work from there."
Keep on pushing
Jennine emphasizes it's absolutely essential to embrace self-awareness and figure out who you are. "But it's the hardest part." She adds: "I've seen some people who just really enjoy the process and they can't wait to get into it. It depends on who you are, whether you're willing to take that on. I think the hardest part is really committing to changing reactions, attitude and behavior." She stresses that in her training as well. "The whole point of coaching is that it has to lead up to something. You're paying me. You said you want this change and now you're not doing it. I care enough about you to hold you to what you said you want, and I'm going to push you. It's really easy for people in an uncomfortable position, to kind of go back and say, 'well, I can't', 'there's a reason' or 'it's too hard'. I don't buy any of that. I push them."
As said, Jennine launched J Heller Leadership Coaching to enable executives, managers and entrepreneurs to achieve success and fulfillment in their professional lives. To what extent is she happy herself? Is J Heller Leadership Coaching the company she has always wanted to start? "I feel like I'm finally in the role I was always meant for. I get to draw on my experience and a lot of aspects of what I love to do. I get to help people succeed. It's the most fulfilling work I've ever done. However, I couldn't have done this without all the other stuff. The fact that I had my own startup for seven years really influenced me. A huge part of who I am today, what I'm interested in now and how I connect with people is because of that entrepreneurial learning experience."
Some crucial moments in the past four years of the company determined where Jennine is right now. "There's a phase in your career where you keep moving forward. I got to a point where I felt like I was pretty senior and I was enjoying what I was doing. But it wasn't as fulfilling as it had been in the past. I noticed that the part I really enjoyed was not the projects and the processes we put in place, but watching my clients themselves transform into these great leaders. That's what people call coaching. Once I realized that, I got really serious about coaching. That's what brought me to where I am right now."


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Cambodia and Côte d'Ivoire are first countries to join SDIP/
Blended Finance in Africa and Asia took a step forward today when the Republic of Côte d'Ivoire and the Kingdom of Cambodia became the first two countries to formally announce their participation in the Sustainable Development Investment Partnership (SDIP). Blended Finance enables countries to advance national infrastructure priorities while alleviating pressure on sovereign balance sheets and refocusing national and donor funding into key social sectors.
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Everyone talks about Chinese demand for oil. But the Chinese are also increasing their demand for the ships that move that oil around. James Bourne looks at the trend in this week's Oilgram News column, Petrodollars.
China is currently importing about 6 million b/d crude, and the vast majority of that arrives by sea. Chinese companies currently own about 70 very large crude carriers out of a total global VLCC fleet of 633 units, or about 11% of the world's working supertankers. In addition, Chinese firms currently have about 27 new tankers on order at shipyards, or about one-third of the current global orderbook.
But that is not nearly enough for Beijing.
In June, China Shipping Tanker Co announced plans to build up to four new VLCCs and at the start of this year privately owned Shandong-based Landbridge Group ordered three new VLCCs, due to be ready by 2016.
State owned Sinopec has said that China's four state owned tanker companies shipped 47% of the crude imported to China last year, while recent estimates suggest 50-60% of the country's oil imports now arrive on Chinese tonnage.
However, while growing fast, this still compares unfavorably with Japan, which moves almost 90% of its 3 million b/d-plus crude imports on domestically-owned tankers.
Until more ships are built or bought by Chinese firms, the remainder of China's oil imports still have to be carried on foreign ships chartered on the open market.
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An April report by Poten & Partners calculated that China's spot tanker demand accounted for the equivalent of the full utilization of 150 very large crude carriers in 2013, or 23% of the world's fleet of VLCCs, up from 66 in 2009.
State oil company Sinopec's trading arm Unipec is reportedly the world's biggest spot charterer of VLCCs.
For now, Unipec and other Chinese state owned oil company charterers, several of which have Western-sounding names such as Blue Light (Sinochem) or Glasford (PetroChina), still have to charter ships on the spot market.
But the Chinese government wants that to become less and less necessary as the domestic supertanker fleet grows, according to Ralph Leszczynski, Singapore-based head of research at Italian shipbroker Bancosta.
"There is the clear intention for the majority of Chinese oil imports in the future to be carried by Chinese-owned ships," he says.
And Beijing dislikes spot market volatility. For example, VLCC rates on the Persian Gulf to China route were over $11.40/mt August 13, up from just under $10/mt, a week earlier.
The August 12 announcement of a new $1.1 billion oil shipping venture between China Merchants Energy Shipping and Sinotrans & CSC gave some indication of the scale of these companies' existing holdings and their future ambitions.
China Merchants Energy said the new JV aims to establish one of the world's leading tanker fleets and will use purchases of secondhand ships, plus newbuilds to build an oil tanker fleet of "international scale," thus boosting the JV's competitiveness in the international market.
By some estimates the new joint venture will be among the world's top three VLCC operators.
China Merchants will hold 51% of the joint venture and will put its nine existing VLCCs, plus 10 VLCCs currently on order, into the new company. The deal excludes its seven Aframax tankers and its growing LNG fleet.
Sinotrans & CSC is primarily a dry bulk and container shipping company and will not contribute the 19 VLCCs owned by its subsidiary Nanjing Tanker. Those vessels are mostly mortgaged to banks or collateralized for outstanding loans.
In April the firm delisted from the Shanghai stock exchange after posting losses for four straight years, making it the first Chinese state controlled company to be delisted from the bourse.
Nanjing Tanker's woes could explain the rationale for the JV, as Beijing tries to stem state shipowners' mounting losses by forcing more consolidation in the sector.
With oil trade slowing down in the developed world, China and India will account for the bulk of oil trade growth. Given China's investments in VLCC's it is not a difficult to see who the losers in this race will be.
"This is certainly bad news for established independent owners such as the Japanese (MOL, NYK) and Greeks (such as Anagel) as they will be left fighting for the spoils of the shrinking OECD-countries import volumes. And this in the context when the tanker shipping market is already suffering from heavy overcapacity and very low returns for shipowners," reasons Bancosta's Leszczynski.
The one caveat to his prediction on impending dominance of its VLCC market, Leszczynski said, was that China's oil industry may open up in similar ways as it has with its coal, power sector or steel industry that are "less regulated and more open to private and international competition (also on the shipping side)."–James Bourne in Singapore


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For the first time in history, Delhi is officially the "rape capital" of India. Number of cases proportionate to women population earns it infamy
Even while the pace of increase in the number of reported rapes in the city has slowed down, the number of such cases proportionate to its women population was higher than for any other city or State last year.
During the past years, Delhi reported a larger actual number of reported rapes than other cities, but cities in Madhya Pradesh, including Gwalior and Jabalpur, reported higher numbers of rapes proportionate to their populations. This year, Delhi is higher in both absolute and proportionate terms, show data from the National Crime Records Bureau released on Tuesday. The NCRB collates data from all first information reports filed in police stations across the country.
The city reported 1,813 rapes in 2014, up from 1,441 in 2013. While Delhi continues to lead other big cities in the number of reported rapes, the increase in reported cases has tapered after a sharp spike in 2013. In Mumbai, in contrast, while the number of reported rapes was comparatively lower, there was a sharp spike between 2013 and 2014, from 391 to 607 cases. Nearly all of India's custodial rape — 189 of 197 cases — was reported in Uttar Pradesh, which along with Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh recorded the highest numbers of alleged gang rapes.
For the country as a whole, as the number of reported crimes against women increased to over 3.3 lakh, or 56 incidents per lakh women, the rate of increase has tapered off. There was a sharp rise in reported crimes against women between 2012 and 2013, as a result of increased awareness following the December 2012 gang-rape, but the increase was sharply lower between 2013 and 2014, the police say.
While the share of reported rape cases in which the offender was known to the victim remained significantly high at 86 per cent, it was substantially lower than in past years, when the proportion was 94 per cent or higher.
There was a sharp rise in reported crimes against women between 2012 and 2013, as a result of increased awareness following the December 2012 gang-rape, but the increase was sharply lower between 2013 and 2014, the police say.
While the share of reported rape cases in which the offender was known to the victim remained significantly high at 86 per cent, it was substantially lower than in past years, when the proportion was 94 per cent or higher.
The new data all but establish Delhi as the country's crime capital; the rate of cognisable crime under Indian Penal Code charges, which grew by only a few percentage points for the country as a whole, nearly doubled for Delhi, to 856 per lakh population.
This places the city next only to Indore in terms of cognisable crime proportionate to its population, but Indore's crime rate grew only marginally between the two years.
Contributing to the spike in Delhi was a sharp increase in cases of robbery, burglary and theft, especially auto theft. The capital now accounts for over a fifth of all crime in all big cities.
Nationally, the country recorded nearly 34,000 murders. The country recorded 66,000 incidents of riots, but the majority was classified as not sectarian, political or caste-based but as "others".
Delhi is now India's rape capital, show NCRB data August 19, 2015 RUKMINI S.
Delhi slipped from the third to a fourth position in the foreign tourist arrivals list, recently released by the Union Tourism Ministry, and the Delhi Police seems to think they know why. In an affidavit to the Supreme Court, they said that the media portrays a `twisted picture' of Delhi as the `rape capital' and `crime capital' of India, and this is affecting the way tourists perceive the city. Delhi Tourism officials also revealed that after the Uber rape incident, the number of foreign tourists travelling to Delhi has gone down to 30-40%.
Fluctuating numbers since 2012
It's not the first time that the number of foreign tourists visiting Delhi has gone down. The numbers have been fluctuating since the Nirbhaya and the Danish woman rape cases. According to the foreign footfall figures of 2013-14 of the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) based on ticket sales at the three world heritage sites in the city - Qutub Minar, Humayun's Tomb and Red Fort - there was a decrease of 30% in ticket sales to foreign tourists.The industry experts had attributed the decline to the adverse publicity attracted by Delhi after the December 2012 Nirbhaya gang-rape.
Then, the gang-rape of a Danish tourist in Delhi led to more shame for the capital. The 51-year-old woman was attacked when she asked for directions to return to her hotel in Paharganj. After the incident, when Delhi Times spoke to the female travellers in Paharganj, we found that it no longer seems to be the friendly tourist hub it used to be, and the tourists were guarded and cautious, telling us that travel blogs and their personal experiences helped them understand the city. Travel advisories issued by foreign countries also show that they see India as a very unsafe place.
However, the numbers did go up - as we'd reported last year - when due to good reviews by foreign tourists, Delhi moved up in the list of travellers.In April 2014, Delhi ranked 11th in a list of top 25 tourist destinations in Asia in a survey by TripAdvisor. It had gone up from spot 19 to 11 as the most admired and well reviewed destination in the continent. Besides, the city had also regained its position as the number one destination in India.
Again, the Uber rape case in December 2014 and the India's Daughter documentary in March this year reinforced Delhi's negative image. Following that, in May, 27-year-old Britisher Lucy Hemmings caused a social media uproar through her blog, revealing two instances of men publicly involved in obscene acts while staring at her, during her visits to India in Mumbai in 2014 and Rishikesh in 2012.
The numbers will bounce back
According to the tourism ministry report, there has been a decline in foreign tourist footfall from almost every country. Most of the tourists still come from the US, but the UK, which was second on the list, has now slipped to third position. If we compare the data of foreign tourist arrivals (FTA) in 2013, the share of the US in FTAs was 15.58 million tourists, while in 2014 it was only 14.57 million tourists.
For the UK, it was 11.62 in 2013 while in 2014, it's only 10.92.However, tour operators say that even though the numbers are fluctuating, Delhi will eventually bounce back.
A tour operator from a leading company said, "It's not that female tourists didn't come to India, but they didn't come to Delhi. They preferred to skip Delhi after the incidents. Not just women, but a number of tourists in general also planned visits elsewhere in India, instead of Delhi, and the major decline was from the US and UK. There are more group travellers here in larger numbers than the single backpackers, especially when it comes to women. After every shocking incident, the firang arrivals fluctuate, but they eventually catch up. We have been observing this trend for the last 3-4 years."
Subhash Goyal, president, Indian Association of Tour Operators, says, "We will go with the data of the Union Tourism Ministry, and such negative news affects tourism, but only to an extent.The numbers increase soon.Tourism departments of other states are also working hard to attract foreign tourists. The situation will improve soon."
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Converting an SPSS datafile into a format readable by Mplus
Mplus is a fabulous statistical program. It's very flexible, and is my favorite program to use when I need to analyze data using structural equation modeling – and I definitely prefer it over AMOS software. The latter is easier to use because of the graphical user interface (GUI), but I often find myself running into software limitations (e.g., AMOS cannot use bootstrapping when there is missing data) and in complex models, I often find the GUI tends to get clunky, and visually cluttered. This said, Mplus is not terribly user-friendly for new users – despite having an extensive discussion board of answers to various problems.
Much of my initial training – like many in psychology – was running statistics using SPSS software. SPSS has the advantage of being very user friendly, but moving to a syntax-based coding language like the one used by Mplus can be daunting at first. When I was first trying to figure out Mplus for myself during graduate school, I immediately ran into a problem: The datafile I had was not properly formatted for Mplus. Since (at the time) I had been mostly working with SPSS software, my datafile was in .sav format (the proprietary format of SPSS). Before I could get started, I needed to convert the file into format understandable by Mplus. Sounds simple, right? Well, it is actually. But the problem is that there is a LOT of documentation on Mplus, and finding precisely what needs to be done to your dataset to get started isn't immediately apparent. With this in mind, I'm going to present three simple steps to convert your SPSS datafile into a form readable by Mplus.
Step 1: Make sure missing values are indicated by a specific value
If you're an SPSS user, you may be used to leaving missing values as "blanks" within SPSS itself. What may not be immediately apparent is that SPSS still needs to indicate missing values with a character of some sort. Specifically, SPSS actually fills in any blanks with a period (.) by default, and designates all periods as a piece of missing data. If you look closely at your SPSS datafile when it's open, you can actually see the periods filled in all for the blanks.
Unfortunately, Mplus doesn't like it when you use periods as the symbol for missing data. Even though Mplus can ostensibly use periods as missing data indicators, I would recommend that you pick some other number to represent missing data. When I was first working with Mplus using periods as missing data indicators, I kept getting incredibly uninformative error messages (or alternatively, the program would sometimes instead read the data incorrectly without giving an error message) which I eventually figured out was being caused by having my missing values represented by a period, as is default in SPSS. I usually use "999" to represent missing data instead. You can replace all the periods with "999's" this very easily in SPSS using the following syntax:
Step 2: Rename variables to be 8 characters or less
Though this is technically optional, Mplus will truncate all variable names to 8 characters in your output. So unless you want to be really confused later when running your analyses, I recommend that you assign new variable names to all your variables that 8 characters or less. For example, if your variable was "self_esteem_academic," Mplus would shorten that to just "self_est" in the output. A better variable name might be something like "se_a." In case you want to do this multiple times, you might write syntax to do this instead of changing all the variable names manually in the variable viewer:
Step 3: Convert the file into fixed-format ASCII
For Mplus to work its magic, your datafile needs to be in fixed-format ASCII. All you really need to know is that fixed-format ASCII files have the data arranged in columns with fixed sizes so that every record fits into a standard form (as opposed to, say, comma-delimited format, where each field is separated or 'delimited' by a comma). To convert an SPSS file (.sav) into fixed-format ASCII, first go into "variable view" and make sure that the "columns" and "width" columns in SPSS are all the same number. This is going to determine the space in between columns. If you were to pick a number like "12" it should be good for most purposes (unless you have very large numbers, or need many decimal places of precision). Instead of doing this manually, there is a straightforward kind of syntax that can alter the column widths of all your variables:
After you do this, open up your SPSS file and run the following syntax:
Yup, it's that straightforward. Before getting too far into your analyses, I would also recommend that you do some basic diagnostics by running simple analyses in both programs (e.g., checking means and standard deviations in SPSS and Mplus) to make sure that the conversion worked as expected. Note also that a fixed-format ASCII file doesn't have variable names listed on the top! They will be in the same order as they were in the SPSS file, but this is another area where you might get confused when starting to run analyses (in every Mplus syntax file, you will list all the variables in order; if you make a mistake in that list though, your analyses will be wrong!). Aside from that though, you should be good to start analyzing data in Mplus!
****Update: Feb 16, 2015****
A reader helpfully pointed out that in version SPSS version 22, there is a problem that requires an additional step. For some reason, version 22 adds some nonsense characters to the beginning of the file that prevents Mplus from reading it. In order to work around this, you will have to open up the saved datafile in the Mplus Editor, and delete the characters manually. Annoyingly, these characters won't show up if you open the datafile in notepad, excel, or SPSS, so you have to open it in the Mplus editor to find and delete them! Below is a picture showing the problem, and indicating what characters you need to delete. This should only be required if you have SPSS version 22, earlier versions do not require this workaround — when I originally wrote this tutorial, I used SPSS 20, which didn't have this problem!Share
Thanks, this is exactly what I needed today and you saved me so much time!
Which SPSS version do you use?
I am running the syntax with SPSS22 and it doesn't work properly.
A .dat-file is created but MPLUS still can't read it.
Hi Sean,
thanks for the reply. It could have something to do with the SPSS version. I found out that SPSS can't create a proper .dat-file (in the version I am using at least). It adds apparently some bogus characters at the beginning of the file, which make it impossible for MPLUS to read the file. Hence you need to remove those additional characters manually.
The problem has been discussed also here:
Another problem can occur if you are using a large file with many variables. The .dat file with 500 Variables which was produced by SPSS was kind of skewed. Once I cut that number to 100 variables, it worked.
All in all, I find it very difficult to make use of SPSS-files in MPLUS. But otherwise, I agree with you that MPLUS gives you many more options than AMOS. So I am not looking back 🙂
your answer was very detailed and methodical. Thank you so much.
Hi, I'm wondering if the syntax would apply to Mac users too? I am getting an error message that reads "SPSS Statistics cannot access a file with the given file specification. The file specification is either syntactically invalid, specifies an invalid drive, specifies a protected directory, specifies a protected file, or specifies a non-sharable file. Execution of this command stops."
Wondering if you can help me. I am using SPSS 22 as well and trying to export the data for MPlus. I actually exported this same dataset a couple of years ago but now have added in an extra variable to spss for some additional analysis. I have created the .dat file and mplus can read it fine. The only problem is that when re-running the analysis which I previously ran (I.e without the new variable included) I am getting a slightly different result to that which I got a couple of years ago. I can' think why this could be..Any ideas?
Thank you
So prior to changing the spss file into a mplus format, I did multiple imputation to account for missing data. When I open the file up in mplus, each imputed value has a huge number of decimal places which I don't think can be read and skews the columns. Is there a way to make these decimals into whole numbers? And would this need to be done in mplus or spss?
Thanks for your help.
I have followed the steps and am just getting error messages.
WRITE OUTFILE='C:\testing' TABLE /ALL. EXECUTE.
>Warning # 206 in column 20. Text: \
>An invalid character has been found on a command.
>Error # 4702 in column 19. Text: :
>An unexpected symbol was encountered on an output command.
>Execution of this command stops.
>Error # 4700 in column 21. Text: testing'
>An output command contains an unrecognized keyword. The recognized keywords
>are OUTFILE, RECORDS, TABLE, NOTABLE ENCODING and BOM.
>Error # 34 in column 15. Text: 'C
>SPSS Statistics cannot access a file with the given file specification. The
>file specification is either syntactically invalid, specifies an invalid
>drive, specifies a protected directory, specifies a protected file, or
>specifies a non-sharable file.
>Error # 4713. Command name: WRITE
>No variables or strings are specified. If you intended to write empty
>records, use the PRINT SPACE command.
that was perfect, thanks alot
Hello! I was wondering if you help me… I am trying to use a fixed format dataset with missing vales defined as 99 for mplus to read in testing a SEM. He does read it, but the means are completly different from what I get in SPSS.
I am defining the format in the data option in the mplus (i.e., 22F8.2 – for 22 variable, in colums with 8 caracteres, two of which are after de decimal point).
And I am defining missing in the variable option in mplus (i.e., missing = all (99)…
Any thoughts?
Thank you
Hi! Just a quick note – the extra nonsense values that occur when creating a .dat file in SPSS also occurs when using SPSS 19.
Hi! I just gotten the mplus software. I need help,especially the steps involved in the analysis. That is from importing data from the excel or SPSS to the final output using any analysis example (regression, factorial etc)
Good evening. The original dataset I am using is from a national study. I'm wondering if it is necessary to pair the file down before saving to .dat file. For example, to have only variable name, label and value? I'm thinking it is necessary to leave label so that plus knows it is categorical.
Yes, you still need to pare it down. You can't have the variable names at the top. In mplus this part specifies the variable names:
You can't have labels in mplus either. If your dependent variable is categorical, you can use:
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Vasfi is a doctoral candidate in philosophy with primary interests in the 19th century German philosophy (mainly Kant, fichte, Schopenhauer, and Nietzsche), political philosophy (especially the issues of political coercion, resistance, and conformism), and moral psychology (especially the nature of empathy, its development, its absence, and its role in behavior).
He is working on his dissertation which attempts to reconstruct some of the central arguments in Arthur Schopenhauer's metaphysical system, and examines the significance of empathy and compassion in Friedrich Nietzsche's work.
Vasfi completed his BSc in Business-Economics at the University of Halle-Wittenberg in Germany.
He holds a BA and MA in philosophy from the University of Leuven in Belgium. At the University of Kansas, he has received a MA and is currently a doctoral candidate.


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You're probably wondering what Color CEO Bill Nguyen and his team have been up to since the app for seeing and sharing photos with those around you launched -- then fizzled -- this spring [ see our story ]. The problem: every time you opened the app, no one was there.
As we learned from a company source, the Color team realized they needed to build their app around Facebook's huge membership. In development for the last six months, Color is previewing the new version of their app for iOS and Android phones at the f8 conference today.
The app still has the ability to take and share photos -- now with Facebook friends who are nearby -- but the big news is that Color will let you "visit" your friends. They're calling it a "social gesture" similar to a "like." It clearly puts Color on the lifecasting path [ see our profile of the Kogeto panoramic camera Dot ].
Here's how it works. Take a photo with the app Color and it will appear in friends' Facebook news feeds.
Once they open the photo, they can hit the "visit" button [ see image at top ], and you will receive a notification on your phone. When you accept the request, your camera phone will start a live broadcast (with no sound) of what you are seeing. Friends who are allowed to see the photo can also see your stream -- your audience is shown at the bottom of the screen. Your friends don't have to use the Color app to see what you're doing. And if you don't want to start a live broadcast, that's okay -- friends will only see that you're not available.
Right now there's no ability to record your broadcast, but the gatherings will be chronicled in your Facebook profile. Also, while the app works on the iPad, it's optimized for mobile phones.
The team is still testing the app with a group that includes Harvard students and friends and family, with plans to refine it based on feedback and how testers are using it.
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On May 30th 2015 BABL was introduced to a Japanese audience at the TEDx Fukuoka Women event. It is now available to view online at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pr57T0RaSjc
'The BABL project is a public intervention art work, combining a long established interest in the act of reading, emotional fluency, empathy and art as a therapeutic device.
Lucy May Schofield is an artist and curator of the 'Bibliotherapy Artist's Book Library (BABL)'. BABL is a mobile touring library, home to around 200 artists' publications, offering a unique reading experience to visitors through a combination of mindfulness and bespoke book prescriptions. Her practice focuses on artists' books, as vessels to communicate. She has initiated projects to encourage access and exposure to engaging art works since 2002.'


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Brittany Gardner came up with the ideal way to celebrate teammate Morgan Biel's 17th birthday on Saturday.
Sandburg's junior southpaw fired a no-hitter and struck out 14 in a 2-0 victory over No. 9 New Trier in the first game of a double-header in Orland Park. New Trier (8-4) bounced back to win the second game 3-1.
All the birthday girl did was make two sensational catches in center field that preserved Gardner's second no-hitter of the season.
In the first inning, Biel robbed Missy Green of a hit with a shoestring catch.
Green later led off the top of the seventh with a line shot---and Biel made a diving catch.
"Brittany came over and gave me a big hug after each catch,'' said Biel, a junior committed to Eastern Illinois. "On that second one, I had no idea about the no-hitter. With Brittany pitching, there's mostly strikeouts and easy grounders, so you have to stay alert in the outfield. When a ball comes my way, I get excited.
"I'm so glad I could help Brittany because she does so much for us.''
Gardner (8-3), who has made an oral commitment to Loyola, shut down the Trevians with a potent mixture of screwballs and riseballs.
"I didn't know about the no-hitter, but I knew Morgan had made two awesome catches,'' said Gardner, who has a string of 28 scoreless innings. "My defense always has my back no matter what.''
All Gardner needed was Jess Perkins' first-inning solo home run that hit the top of the left-field fence and bounced over.
"The New Trier pitcher (Kelsey Lee) was good and threw a lot of pitches outside,'' said Perkins, who had a solo homer and RBI-single in Friday's 2-0 victory over No. 8 Lincoln-Way East.
"The pitch I hit was a change-up down the middle. I had to re-adjust my swing as quick as possible.''
Sandburg first baseman Ashley Ballard doubled in the sixth inning, and two batters later, scored on an error.
Green was looking to break up the no-hitter in her final at-bat.
"It was really frustrating,'' Green said. "I really wanted that hit so she wouldn't pitch a no-hitter against us. It felt good coming off the bat.
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"She (Biel) is a really good center fielder.''
No. 2 Sandburg (11-4) and losing pitcher Lora Olson were victimized by three straight errors in the third inning of the nightcap. Green capitalized with an RBI-single and Chelsea Delaney followed with a two-run triple.
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With their exquisite color and flawless clarity, Matthew Moore's desert photographs are enticing, yet they speak of a strange mix of beauty and desolation. On view at the Adkins Arboretum Visitor's Center through Sept. 29, they capture the allure of the desert environment and the curious ways it is affected by human presence. There will be a reception to meet the artist on Sat., Aug. 18 from 3 to 5 p.m.
Intrigued by a brief visit to the high desert south of Los Angeles, this Easton artist applied for a month-long artist residency through the Joshua Tree Highlands Artist-in-Residence program in Joshua Tree, Calif. Because of his teaching schedule as an Associate Professor of Photography and Chair of the Visual Arts Department at Anne Arundel Community College in Arnold, Md., he had to request that his residency be in the summer.
"Most people like to go there in the spring," he said. "It was really hot, but I liked it. It's dry heat, and it's technically high desert, so it gets cold at night. What makes Joshua Desert kind of a weird place is that it's where two deserts merge, so it's where the terrain changes."
Located at the intersection of the two distinct ecosystems of the Mohave Desert and the Colorado Desert, Joshua Tree National Park is home to rugged hills, wind-sculptured rocks and a wide variety of plant and animal species. Its beauty and remoteness have made it a haven for artists, hippies and religious zealots, and, in addition to his large landscape photographs, Moore has included tiny polaroid shots of some of the artists, swap meet vendors and eccentrics he met there. A further wrinkle is the nearby presence of a Marine Corps training ground for soldiers bound for Iraq.
Despite their stunning photographic beauty, Moore's landscapes all have an uncomfortable edge to them. There's something strange, desolate or dangerous in each of them.
In one photo, a broad plain studded with the singular silhouettes of bristling Joshua trees is punctuated by a fallen balloon glowing bright blue from a tangle of scrubby plants. In another, a crumbling pier juts out over the bizarre raspberry pink waters of a finger of the Salton Sea, a large inland saline lake formed by the floodwaters of a failed irrigation project. And in a third, under a sky of seemingly infinite blue, the warm russet glow of a wide desert landscape is interrupted by a battered metal drum that marks the border between the military training ground and the safety of the park.
Moore is fascinated with how the human presence insinuates itself into the landscape, no matter how remote. The shiny blue balloon was likely carried on the wind from a sweet sixteen party in the LA suburbs. In other photographs, he captures pure magic in the glow of distant city lights seen from the night-dark desert, but he also documents the scraggly remnants of half-deserted resort towns that tell of the harshness of this arid place.
Throughout the exhibit, there's a sense of paradox. People are drawn to the desert's stark beauty and its sense of boundlessness and freedom, yet in coming there, they sacrifice the comforts and safety of more conventional lifestyles, and their activities leave lasting scars.
Human activity is a given here in Maryland, where agriculture, forestry, towns and cities have permanently altered the landscape. The spare panorama of the desert is in sharp contrast to the complicated beauty of our lush, green environment, but both places are deeply affected by our human presence. Moore's compelling images spark close consideration of our relationships with the landscapes that we live on and have come to love.
This show is part of Adkins Arboretum's ongoing exhibition series of work on natural themes by regional artists. It is on view through Sept. 29 at the Arboretum Visitor's Center located at 12610 Eveland Road near Tuckahoe State Park in Ridgely. Contact the Arboretum at 410–634–2847, ext. 0 or firstname.lastname@example.com for gallery hours.
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For some, the favorite time of year comes when their bonus checks arrive through door, or when the children have summer break so the entire family can go on vacation. These are very acceptable times to acknowledge the highlights of life and celebration. Whilst this is accepted on the outside world, a quite different world lingers beneath. A selective cult of worshipers dwells in a different universe where their celebration arrives every year falling in the month of September within the euphoric atmosphere of
Sin City
. Speculation erupts and bets are placed. Some will celebrate on their hero's achievement, others will find excuses for their low placing hero's dismay, but all will have the time of their lives whilst spending their own vacation in a place where they are accepted and can relax knowing that they aren't alone. This is the holiday retreat bodybuilding fans call "
The Olympia
"What have you been up to Peter, working hard?" I said upon answering my friends call last month. "Not much Kris", was his reply, "I am just thinking about the
, only 101 days to go". This legitimate phone call proves the importance of this sporting heritage to some of its fans. I am convinced that the
can highlight a followers endorphin filled smile more than some of its participants.
This year bare the signs of no other.
The 2007 Mr. Olympia preview
, the event, and the review will go down as one of the most anticipated and exciting of all time. 8 times
Mr. Olympia, Ronnie Coleman
fell victim to a huge and ripped
Jay Cutler
last year to finish a lowly (for Ronnie) second place. Redemption is something that has been plaguing his mind ever since and this will surely make for an awesome evening of battle. This is the first time in 13 years that two Olympia champions have gone head to head for the Olympia title.
Samir Bannout
Dorian Yates
once met on stage but it was a forgone conclusion that Yates would reign, this time offers a different value. Coleman, the wounded animal, could well be at his most ferocious now he finds himself cornered. Cutler on the other hand is at the top of the food chain, and as we all know, the Olympia pattern shows a continued domination for the champion who has to get completely knocked out if he is to fall.
Cutler and Coleman
battle aside, another champion many people have predicted to cause an upset is
Victor Martinez
. Victor has steadily been making major steps towards the sports pinnacle over the past year and has made the top two look over their shoulder as he sneaked into third place at the 2006 Mr. Olympia, and into the King's throne at the
2007 Arnold Classic
. Slowly but surely he has been getting harder with each outing but will have to come in extra dry to make it a white wash. His rather lean off-season condition since the
Arnold Classic
could be a sign of excitement for fans and disarray for the competition.
Dennis Wolf
is not one to count out for a podium finish either. Wolf was clearly overlooked at the New York Pro and the boisterous crowd in attendance surely backed up that sentiment. With his massive shoulders, flaring thigh sweep and tightly drummed waist, all he needs is a little more size on select area's to pounce on unwary prey. Two weeks following his big apple disappointment, Wolf ate up his previous competition and heartedly licked his lips upon feeding on victory at the
Keystone Classic
. With the improvements this 28 year old young buck has been making as of recent, there is no reason why he can't bring up his calves, hamstrings and back thickness to meet the expectations of the Olympian judiciary.
After a highly disappointing 8th place finish at the
Colorado Pro
, you can bet that
Dennis Jame
s is mad. It wasn't because he is starting to lose his edge, far from it, but a last minute adjustment in his contest prep made him hold so much water that I was tempted to throw him a life raft. Although he was huge as a house on this day, the separation needed to dominate this show was washed out. Dennis is now grieving within the confines of hardcore contest preparation and will become a "Menace" to those who count him out. He has the width and all the detailed thickness required to push Ronnie and Cutler if they are caught slipping.
In 2006,
Melvin Anthony
brought a mass mans game to a symmetrically fluid body and the outcome provided him with a fifth place cushion to bounce from. An unfortunate event resulted in him having to go under the knife for a hernia operation at the beginning of the year, but muscle memory remained his friend and now Melvin is looking as big as ever. When "Marvelous" was compared with Ronnie and Jay last year, from the side he more than held his own. More thickness, added cap to the deltoids and a dryer physique, could prove that this could be a "Marvelous" game for Melvin
The last person that this writer believes who is waiting in the shadows, and cannot be ignored is
Dexter Jackson
. Although Dexter hasn't made any shock waves in recent shows, he is always consistent and is always in shape. Dexter's size will always be a missing factor when it comes to mass requirements for Olympia victory, but his past podium placing at this show prove that condition and symmetry is "
The Blades
" calling card and could come up with his aces high.
The above mentioned athletes are all contenders that could be announced as the new barer of the Mr. Olympia crown but lets not forget that there are many more competitors who are winners by simply making it to the most illustrious stage in bodybuilding history. There are three more shows prior to the Olympia in Texas, Montreal, and Atlantic City where competitors can qualify for a trip to Sin City and knock delts with the best the sport has to offer.
Chris Cormier
will be making his comeback at Atlantic City and will surely have his pass approved here, as will Quincy Taylor at the
Europa Super Show
in Texas.
As of June 1st, below are the competitors qualified to compete at the 2007 Mr. Olympia
1 Eddie Abbew
2 Melvin Anthony
3 Gustavo Badell
4 Ronnie Coleman
5 Jay Cutler
6 Mark Dugdale
7 Toney Freeman
8 Kai Green
9 Marcus Haley
10 Phil Heath
11 Dexter Jackson
12 Dennis James
13 Victor Martinez
14 Desmond Miller
15 Ronny Rockel
16 Markus Ruhl
17 Silvio Samuel
18 Sergey Shelestov
19 Vince Taylor
20 Branch Warren
21 Dennis Wolf
22 Hidetada Yamagishi
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