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ASHLEY Giles believes that Warwickshire have "the right elements in the right places" to produce first-team cricketers through the academy at Edgbaston.
But the Bears director of cricket admits that nurturing young talent is a long-term strategy so that sometimes it is essential to beef up his senior squad by recruiting players from other counties.
In the recent championship match against Sussex Warwickshire's top-four in the batting order (deprived of England pair Ian Bell and Jonathan Trott) included Varun Chopra, Will Porterfield and Laurie Evans, signed from Essex, Gloucestershire and Surrey respectively.
Also in the team were Lancashire products Keith Barker and Andy Miller, former Surrey all-rounder Rikki Clarke and Tim Ambrose, who arrived from Sussex in 2006.
Jim Troughton, Ian Westwood and Chris Woakes were there to fly the flag for home-grown talent but, in recent years, the Edgbaston academy has hardly produced a string of first-team players.
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''Chris Woakes had just come through the system when I took over. Richard Johnson and Ateeq Javid have come through and we have Jonathan Webb playing really well this year.
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"They come and train with the professionals and Dougie Brown being involved with both sides of the equation is important in helping guys make that transition.
"But you are not always going to get guys coming through to fill all the gaps.
"I am reasonably happy with what's coming through. Whether we have got any superstars coming through I don't know, it's not easy to say. The likes of Ian Bell only come around once in a generation – he is arguably the best player in the country and one of the best in the world. But Woakesy has come through the system and could go on to be top-drawer and it remains our priority to bring players through from within. It takes time, though, and you need the raw material."
And there is the rub – at least part of it. The best coaching system in the world will struggle to produce top-level cricketers if it is not fed at the bottom end with youngsters of the right calibre.
"And locating and attracting those young proteges is far from easy, insists Giles.
"Getting that young talent is particularly difficult in cricket because with our resources we can't cover the area we would like to," he said. "We have got some very good coaches at Warwickshire but we just don't have the depth of scouting that we would ideally like.
"That sort of depth could only come with the money that a big football club has got but that is never going to be the case in cricket.
"If you look at the Aston Villa academy and their training ground, they are in a different league.
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"As our investment in youth increases we need to try to attract some of the better coaches to where, in some ways, they are needed most with the 16, 17 and 18-year-olds.
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Prior to arriving at Cornell, John was a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Scholar in Health Policy Research at the University of Michigan from 1999-2001. He received his Ph.D. in economics from the University of Chicago and his undergraduate degree in economics from Harvard University.
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John's research focuses on the economics of risky health behaviors; in particular, those that relate to obesity. He studies the economic causes of obesity, the economic consequences of obesity, and economic approaches to obesity treatment and prevention. Examples of research projects include: the effects of food advertising on diet and of income on weight; the impact of obesity on labor market outcomes such as wages; the effect of physical education on youths; and the effectiveness of financial rewards for weight loss.
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Choi, Anna, and John Cawley. Forthcoming. "Health Disparities Across Education: the Role of Differential Reporting Error." Health Economics.
Simon, Kosali, Aparna Soni, and John Cawley. 2017. "The Impact of Health Insurance on Preventive Care and Health Behaviors: Evidence from the 2014 ACA Medicaid Expansions." Journal of Policy Analysis and Management, 36(2): 390-417.
Cawley, John, and David Frisvold. 2017. "The Incidence of Taxes on Sugar-Sweetened Beverages: the Case of Berkeley, California." Journal of Policy Analysis and Management, 36(2): 303-326.
Cawley, John, Davide Dragone, and Stephanie von Hinke Kessler Scholder. 2016. "The Demand for Cigarettes as Derived from the Demand for Weight Control." Health Economics, 25(1): 8-23.
Cawley, John. 2015. "An Economy of Scales: A Selective Review of Obesity's Economic Causes, Consequences, and Solutions." Journal of Health Economics, 43:244-268.
Cawley, John, Michael Morrisey and Kosali Simon. 2015. "The Earnings and Consulting Income of U.S. Health Economists." American Journal of Health Economics, 1(2): 255-274.
Cawley, John, Asako S. Moriya, and Kosali Simon. 2015. "The Impact of the Macroeconomy on Health Insurance Coverage: Evidence from the Great Recession." Health Economics, 24(2): 206-223.
Cawley, John. 2014. "The Affordable Care Act Permits Greater Financial Rewards for Weight Loss: A Good Idea in Principle But Many Practical Concerns Remain." Journal of Policy Analysis and Management, 33(3): 810-820.
Cawley, John, and Joshua A. Price. 2013. "A Case Study of a Workplace Wellness Program That Offers Financial Incentives for Weight Loss." Journal of Health Economics, 32(5): 794-803.
Cawley, John, David Frisvold, and Chad Meyerhoefer. 2013. "The Impact of Physical Education on Obesity among Elementary School Children." Journal of Health Economics, 32(4): 743-755.
Cawley, John, and Johanna Catherine Maclean. 2012. "Unfit for Service: The Implications of Rising Obesity for U.S. Military Recruitment." Health Economics, 21(11): 1348-1366.
Cawley, John and Chad Meyerhoefer. 2012. "The Medical Care Costs of Obesity: An Instrumental Variables Approach." Journal of Health Economics, 31(1): 219-230.
Cawley, John, and Christopher J. Ruhm. 2012. "The Economics of Risky Health Behaviors." Chapter 3 in: Thomas G. McGuire, Mark V. Pauly, and Pedro Pita Barros (editors), Handbook of Health Economics, Volume 2. (Elsevier: New York). pp. 95-199.
Cawley, John, Euna Han, and Edward C. Norton. 2011. "The Validity of Genes Related to Neurotransmitters as Instrumental Variables." Health Economics, 20(8): 884-888.
Cawley, John, John Moran, and Kosali Simon. 2010. "The Impact of Income on the Weight of Elderly Americans." Health Economics, 19(8): 979-993.
Coles, Peter, John Cawley, Phillip B. Levine, Muriel Niederle, Alvin E. Roth, and John J. Siegfried. 2010. "The Job Market for New Economists: A Market Design Perspective." Journal of Economic Perspectives, 24(4): 187-206.
Burkhauser, Richard V., and John Cawley. 2008. "Beyond BMI: The Value of More Accurate Measures of Fatness and Obesity in Social Science Research." Journal of Health Economics, 27(2): 519-529.
Morrisey, Michael A., and John Cawley. 2008. "U.S. Health Economists: Who We Are and What We Do." Health Economics, 17(4): 535-543.


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Organizing on a Budgetposted by Andrea | 11/29/2010
Are you in the process of getting organized or thinking about your next organizing project?
First things first, you need a plan — and a budget. And from my experience, the plan comes quite easily; it's the budget that can sometimes hold me back! Can you relate?
Recently, I've received several emails asking for simple ways to get organized on a budget — it looks like you CAN relate! So fortunately, I'm not only organized but also very frugal and have a few tricks up my sleeve for big-time organizing on a small-scale budget.
Keep reading!
1. Use storage containers you already have:
Total Cost = $0.00
Maybe you don't have any extra containers right now, but once you start clearing some of your clutter, you will inevitably free up a few storage containers that can be re-purposed for your new organizing projects. How many plastic bins, laundry baskets, shoe boxes, crates, and storage bags do you think you can come up with?
2. Re-purpose items you have lying around:
Total Cost = $0.00
If you can't come up with any storage containers around your home and still don't want to spend the money, you can easily improvise with items commonly found in most homes.
Here are some of my favorites…
- Bowls
- Coffee mugs
- Tin cans
- Baskets {I get really creative with baskets}
- Baby food jars
- Terracotta pots
- Glass canning jars {I especially love the vintage blue jars}
- Mini galvanized buckets
- Shoe boxes {I'm obsessed with shoe boxes!}
- Paper boxes
- Plastic food storage containers
3. Trade Services with a Friend:
Total Cost = $0.00
If you hate organizing but love folding laundry, baking, or scrap-booking; consider trading your skills with a friend who loves to organize but dislikes one of these other activities.
You will both be happier and probably more productive — plus it's FREE!
4. Find Inspiration from the Internet:
Total Cost = $0.00
Since you are here, reading this article at SimpleOrganizedLiving.com, I assume you have access to the Internet in one form or another.
Make use of this valuable resource by scouring sites that focus one organization, time management, organizing projects, home renovations, etc etc.
Here are just a few of my favorite websites {and there are THOUSANDS more!}:
- Life…Your Way
- Becoming Minimalist
- Org Junkie
- Simplify 101
- Real Simple
5. Use The Library:
Total Cost = $0.00
I have yet to find a library that charges a fee for information — have you? Instead of subscribing to magazines that offer tips and tricks to get organized, head to your local library and check out two — or 20!
Our library has oodles of great magazines that I check out frequently. I get so many inspirational ideas for my home, garden, kitchen, and organizing projects — all for free!
6. Find Free Printables:
Total Cost = $0.00
I am in love with FREE printable documents, forms, spreadsheets, craft ideas, holiday items, etc. etc. They are ALL over the Internet and totally free for the taking {or printing!}
These documents have helped me, and I know they will help you to get more organized.
- I have over 16 free printable documents to help you organize your shopping, meal planning, gift giving, and more!
- Mandi has loads of free printables over at Life…YourWay
- I love all the fun children's printables from 1+1+1=1
7. Shop Freecylcle:
Total Cost = $0.00 plus a little gas money
Freecycle.org is a place where you can find nearly anything for free! Have you ever used it??
It can be hit-or-miss and you'll need to have enough time to run out and pick up your items, but you might just be surprised at what you find.
And not to overstate the obvious, but Freecycle.org is a great way to get rid of your unwanted items and reduce the clutter in your home!!
8. Sell some of your things to purchase others:
Total Cost = as low as $0.00 plus your time
If you are in a bind and can't find free organizing tools, then why not sell some of your clutter and use that cash to pay for your new treasures?
Over the last 3 years, I have become a pro at selling unused, unneeded items on Craigslist! I sell my own stuff, I sell things for others, I just love Craigslist — and did I mention it's totally FREE to buy and sell on Craigslist!!!
Obviously, you shouldn't waste your time selling junk, but if you have anything that might be useful to someone else, I would encourage you to follow my tips and see how much money you can make. Then use that money to fund your next organizing project. {I just had to answer the door for the women who was purchasing 2 items from my Craigslist ad!}
9. Pen, Paper, and Calendar:
Total Cost = $0.00
I'll take my old-fashion paper calendar over fancy-smancy electronic devices any day. Partially because I can usually find some type of calendar or day planner for free, but also because it's the easiest method for me to keep track of my life.
And I always have a stack of free paper pads lying around just waiting for my next grocery or to-do list!
10. What are your ideas?
I still have a few more frugal organizing ideas, but I want to know what YOUR tips, tricks, tools, and ideas are for organizing on a budget.
Share them with us! Pretty please!
Getting organized does NOT have to be an expensive ordeal — and in my experience, it can actually save you money! When you're organized, you know what you have so you avoid overspending on items you don't need. Plus, by using a few of the suggestions above, your projects won't require the upfront investment you might think.
Happy Organizing!
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What store is in the top picture with all of the storage containers????
i have spent a ton of money on organizing items. and believe it or not im still not organized :(. i have a very hard situation so organizing for me is a challange. so i dont have many tips. i guess i have one. if you eat tv dinners, wash the trays out and put a couple in a drawer to organize office items. but if you do buy something, use the dollar stores. and rite aid even has a dollar section. and buy things that have more than one purpose so if u no longer need it for the intention that you had then you can reuse it for something else. also, keep all important information in a folder, such as doctors numbers, etc. just in case your cell phone doesn't work or is dead. i dont know how many times i had to buy tweezers or nail clippers or baby items because my son (3 years old) has miss placed them. so being disorganized is also how many people send more money.
How do i get a car loan when im on disability?
This may sound weird, but I love using those thin plastic baggie boxes as drawer organizers. I cut the top off and use them in my kitchen drawers for utensils and dividers. They are thin enough you don't really notice the cardboard box, they are made to fit in such drawers, so they are perfectly tall enough, and it is a quick and easy way to keep things tidy. I did it originally as a 'brainstorming' idea to know what dividers to purchase. But these have worked so well I can't bring myself to go and buy the real thing. 🙂
Dawn Hild11/30/2010
I can't believe I it took me so long for this idea to click. My husband and I love to jar candles, especially the one with airtight lids. We always recycled those when the candles were gone… but now are saving the jar and the lid for re-purposing as containers around the house. Double duh… how silly it took us so long for that to click!!!
Wonderful ideas!! I love Freecycle. We've started trying to sell stuff more on Craiglist instead of just giving it away.
Thanks for this list. Stopping by from TTT
Love this! Especially love the library idea. My mom was just saying the other day she went there after some time and had forgotten what a great resource it is!
Kim Monaco11/30/2010
Awesome list – full of great ideas that I can use today. Thank you!!
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Betsy (Eco-novice)11/30/2010
I like to get rid of stuff (or not buy/acquire it in the first place). Of course, when you can sell your stuff and get money for it, that's even more fun but a bit more effort. I also like to use shoe boxes and other re-purposed containers.


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UPDATE 10/23/2009: I'll be repeating the experiment with a slightly more diluted alcohol to see how much bigger I can grow the bulbs before they fall over! Watch for updates in November and December of 2009 in a follow up post: Amaryllis on Alcohol: Revisited …
This frame grab pretty much sums up the experiment's results: The alcohol fed bulb on the left is shorter and has smaller blooms compared with the water fed bulb on the right. Blooms from each bulb lasted equally long.
Watch the time lapse movie* comparing the growth of an alcohol fed bulb (left) with a water fed bulb (right)…
The movie starts on the 16th day, ending on the 56th, covering 40 days of growth.
The hypothesis is that green growth on the alcohol fed bulb will be set back and shortened but that the flowers will not be dwarfed in volume or dimension and that they would last equally long.
Why would shorter stems be desirable? Amaryllis bulbs grown indoors, especially in water, often grow tall and lanky and fall over — as can be seen happening to the rightmost, water fed bulb, in the movie above.
The results of this experiment shows that alcohol does indeed shorten stem growth and although blooms are proportionately smaller they last as long as water fed bulbs.
After a week on water, the amaryllis bulb on the left was drained and was then given a 7:1 ratio by volume of water to 80˚ proof Vodka (40% alcohol). The amaryllis bulb on the right was given water only. A bottle appears behind the left bulb on the day it started it's alcohol regimen. Both pots were rotated clockwise by 90 degrees each week.
Both bulbs are Red Lion amaryllis, bought from the same source, on the same day, from the same batch. In spite of this the bulb on the left grew faster from the get go, so it was chosen as the subject to be fed alcohol after its first week on water.
The background to the amaryllis experiment is one based on a similar experiment done with alcohol and Paperwhite Narcissus done by William Miller at Cornell University based on an enquiry in 2005 from Leslie Land, The New York Times garden editor — who was tipped off to the benefits of a tipple of gin by a reader. I'm trying to establish whether alcohol similarly benefits amaryllis growth.
Suggested reading: Amaryllis on Alcohol Revisited | The Amaryllis Experiment: Part I (introduction) | The Amaryllis Experiment: Part III (footnotes)
*For those interested, this is also turning out out be an interesting look at how the automated blinds and the static ceramic pipes shield the interior of The New York Times building from sunlight and how the lighting is managed overnight.


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for an end to human rights atrocities in China before the Olympics in
Nearly 20 speakers addressed the crowd. Many at the rally were
wearing HRTR T-shirts and holding signs calling on the Chinese regime
to stop abuses against its own people, who include Tibetans, Uyghurs,
Christians, Falun Gong practitioners, journalists, lawyers, democracy
and human rights advocates and other groups.
"We must use the Olympics to shine the Olympic Torch on the
human rights violations in China," said Winnipeg-based international
human rights lawyer David Matas.
Mr. Matas pointed out that the Chinese government promised to
improve human rights if awarded the Olympics, but "that has not
happened, and we must do what we can to make that promise real."
MP Scott Reid, chair of the House of Commons Subcommittee on
International Human Rights, noted the importance of supporting "those
who share the values that [Canadians] share: of decency, openness, and
respect for human rights."
Those being persecuted are all citizens of China who have
significant rights under UN conventions and the Chinese constitution,
he said, but their human rights are "repeatedly and systematically
violated by the Chinese government."
"The Chinese government does not represent China when it does
this…it represents the antithesis of everything that China stands for,"
said Mr. Reid.
The rally was co-organized by CIPFG, Canadian Friends of Burma,
Canadian Friends of Sudan (CFS), B'nai Brith Canada, and Canadian
Coalition for Democracies (CCD).
The relay "also provides an opportunity to expose the regime's
support of rogue regimes that slaughter their own citizens, including
Sudan (Darfur), Burma, Zimbabwe, and North Korea," said the Ottawa
event's news release.
The afternoon event began with a 2.5-kilometre torch run from the
Chinese embassy to the Human Rights Monument outside Ottawa City Hall
and then to Parliament Hill. About 30 supporters and representatives of
persecuted groups in China participated in the run. Hon. David Kiglour,
Canadian Ambassador of Humanity for the HRTR and former Secretary of
State for Asia-Pacific, led the first leg of the run starting from the
Chinese embassy. MP Hon. Keith Martin and CFS president Justin Laku
also led different legs of the run.
In addition to Mr. Reid and Mr. Martin, the cross-party group
of MPs who attended the event included MPs Bill Siksay, Rob Anders,
Catherine Bell, and Hon. Larry Bagnell.
Mr. Kiglour, who co-hosted the rally with CIPFG's Ottawa
representative Pam McLennan, began the ceremony by asking rally
participants to observe a moment of silence for the victims of the
recent cyclone disaster in Burma and the devastating earthquake in
Sichuan, China.
Several of the speakers ceremoniously held torches as did two young women adorned as Olympian goddesses.
The Jewish people have all too often faced persecution alone, said
Michael Mostyn, Director of Government Relations of B'nai Brith Canada.
That is why his organization "stands in solidarity with all the victims
of Chinese oppression around the world," he said.
"In China, any belief that is not officially endorsed by the
government is repressed, often brutally," he said, noting that Canadian
citizen Huseyin Celil from the Uyghur Muslim community is still
imprisoned in China.
Mr. Siksay said that Canadians "must not allow our economic
interest or concerns for trade opportunities to trump our concerns
about human rights." Occasions like the Olympics are important, he
said, but "we must ensure our participation is measured and not
exploited to goals contrary to our values and the values of such
Mr. Bagnell, chair of Parliamentary Friends of Burma, spoke of
Beijing's support of the "cruel dictatorship that has done so much to
suppress human rights in Burma."
Noting that the Chinese regime funds and arms the Sudanese
government-supported Janjaweed militia that is committing genocide in
Darfur, Mr. Laku urged "people of any colour to come into solidarity to
fight this evil government of China."
Naresh Raghubeer, executive director of CCD, said the "One
China" policy prohibits Canada from speaking "vocally and strongly."
Calling the regime "a serial abuser," he said "unless we can honour
those that don't have a voice under the Chinese regime, we will not see
Li Xun, president of the Falun Dafa Association of Canada,
spoke of the persecution of Falun Gong. The estimated 100 million
practitioners of the spiritual practice have experienced an
unprecedented level of persecution by the communist regime since 1999.
In his March 2006 report, UN Special Rapporteur Manfred Nowak
stated that 66 per cent of victims of alleged torture in China were
Falun Gong practitioners.
The U.S. State Department's human rights report on China released
in March 2008 stated, "Some foreign observers estimated that Falun Gong
adherents constituted at least half of the 250,000 officially recorded
inmates in reeducation-through-labor camps."
Mr. Kilgour and Mr. Matas published reports in 2006 and 2007
providing compelling evidence that the regime has harvested and sold
the organs from tens of thousands of imprisoned Falun Gong prisoners of
conscience since 2001.
In their recently published annual reports, Nowak and UN
Special Rapporteur Asma Jahangir reiterated their request to the
Chinese regime to explain the organ harvesting allegations.
Other speakers included David Harris, president of Democracy
House; Brian McAdam, a director of China Insight Research Society; and
Democracy Watch Coordinator Duff Conacher.
Mr. Kilgour also invited rally attendee Rabih Kassis to speak
in support of the Tibetan people. The youngest speaker was 17-year-old
Stephanie Perry from Nepean High School, one of the two young women
representing Grecian goddesses, who gave a speech on behalf of the
group "Youth Reaching Out."
Local musicians Steve Grove, Carlton Howard, Olivia Santos,
and Chance Parkes performed in support of human rights, as did Caroline
Addison, Jason Fryer, and Tom from the band River City Junction. Mr.
Parkes wrote the song "Freedom Fighter" for the HRTR event.
Mr. Martin called the Human Rights Torch "a beacon of hope for those who do not have a voice."
Each time an Olympics has been held in a totalitarian state,
history has seen the eventual collapse of those regimes, noted Mr.
McAdam. This happened after the Olympics in Berlin in 1936, Moscow in
1980, as well as Korea in 1988. Mr. McAdam expressed hope that "one day
the 2008 Olympic Torch will work its magic again to become the impetus
for China's transition to democracy."
"If we do not stand together to protect and help those in need,
then what is the point of freedom?" said Ms. Perry. "We are here today
because we can and will change the way people are being treated by the
Chinese government," she said.
"We are not being political by moving forward human rights in
the context of the Olympics," said Mr. Matas, "because human rights is
above politics. Human rights stands for universal values."
"What we're dealing with in China is a violation of the
fundamental principles of humanity. We must use every occasion to
protest the violations of these principles. If we do not do that, we
cease to be human."
The HRTR calls on China to release all prisoners of
conscience, "hundreds of thousands of them," and to stop its support of
corrupt regimes in Burma and Sudan.
Beginning in Athens last August, the HRTR has since visited an
estimated 150 cities in about 40 countries on five continents,
including 10 cities in Canada this month. Ottawa is the fifth stop
after Halifax, Quebec City, Winnipeg, and Montreal. The relay will
continue on to Toronto, Kingston, Calgary, and Edmonton, making its
last Canadian stop in Vancouver on May 25. For more information, please
visit www.humanrightstorch.org .


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Last week, a Forbes Magazine story that ranked Springfield as one of America's Fastest-Dying Cities found its way to the news outlets.
The Reminder's Mike Dobbs, as he tells it, was the first to circulate the report. He and others have argued that the statistics provided in Forbes's piece "don't tell the whole story." A Forbes slideshow of those aforementioned dying cities offers the following statistics about Springfield: 16,626 people have migrated out of the city since 2000, but the overall population had grown by 2,643. Since 2000, unemployment has risen 2.9%, from 3.0% in 2000 to 5.9% in June 2008. The City's GDP rose 1%.
Maybe that's lukewarm or just plain old bleak. But that's not what the rogue demographers at Sperling's Best Places and Axe Deodorant Bodyspray would have you believe.
In a "recent" and certainly-thorough study of the 18-24-year-old population in 80 U.S. cities, the folks at Sperling and Axe, the latter of whom can, in fact, read when their vision is not obstructed by the body-heat fog of a writhing, Jaeger-and-hash-fueled harem, ranked Springfield's dating scene as ninth best in the entire freakin' nation. Um, yeah, uh, that's right, Boston -- how are your spinster librarians and Rush fans doing down there at rank 63, remarkably behind my hometown, Rochester, where I don't even know how there are still even people being born there anymore?
I have no idea if any of this has been reported already. But, particularly, the study found that "Springfield scores high in many categories, among them are percentage of singles, health clubs per capita and bars per capita in the area". Their methodology is explained below:
Like the Sperling study, in part, the Forbes report was compiled from Census information, as Dobbs points out in his editorial linked above. It's easy to believe the negative stats that emerge about Springfield -- last year, Springfield made like, what, 5 or 6 "worst-of" lists? But, positive or negative, there's an element of the generic to all of these best-of / worst-of reports; they're often compiled from the broadest, most generic information available. I mean, this rather glowing report about Springfield dating? I don't believe any of that for a second.
But, if the data about Springfield does hold water, we'll throw you a tip, Boston: if you want to grease your chances at landing a higher rank with the Axe folks, mount a blacklight under your car. And have a six-pack of Boone's in your car trunk or back seat. And definitely wear that fleece to the bar, and wear your hat backwards, and totally don't shave that pencil-line goatee. And, stab more people when they stare at your girlfriend. Like, a lot more.


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Last night in India. Three months has passed. I'm in Calcutta or Kolkata.
Time has gone by fast, but at the same time so incredibly slow. So much has changed and so much is still the same.
Calcutta has been described as hell on earth. My guidebook says though, that this is an old stereotypical image of the city and after three months in India and after having seen what I hope to be the worst parts of Delhi, Calcutta feels like a pretty modern city. Unlike my entering into Delhi in this place I get a good vibe. It might be because I have slept properly on the train and get dropped off in the middle of the city at the Sealdah station, but every place in this world has there own specific atmosphere. It's own rhythm. It's own beating heart. Some you like, some you don't.
It doesn't only have to depend on wether you have a good day or not.
Sudder Street is where all the budget hostels are located, and it looks just like any other street in the city within walking distance to shopping, parks and sightseeing. When I walk around in the city it feels like walking around in any European big city except for the many people begging or hassling you with their goods.
I have, today only, been asked about fourty times to get my shoes cleaned.
That is a new record.
I have my camera with me, but when I reach Fort William, one of the remaining structures from the British colonial era, when Calcutta was the capital, I realize that I'm not interested in buildings. I OD'd on temples and such in Hampi.
Since then, I have more or less done no sightseeing whatsover and when I see the big beatiful victorian building that is in the centre of the fort, I don't even reach for the camera in my bag. Why would I? I am not interested in photographing old buildings.
Instead I sit down next to the big park, watching young Indian guys playing soccer in the park. That feels better. After that I wander aimlessly around the area and then return for another shower.
I find a recommendation for a restaurant in my guidebook. A luxury restaurant run by one of the famous Indian chefs. Grain of Salt. I'm thinking that it might be interesting to find out how Indian cooking taste like when it's been made by a top chef. So I talk myself into spending a small fortune on my goodbye dinner here in India.
It is, without doubt the best Indian food I have ever tried. Worth every penny. Regarding spending a fortune though, that is a relative thing. $40 is not really a fortune for luxury food including wine and a nice Captain Morgan Spiced Gold afterwards. Not compared to Sweden. It is though ten times more than I normally spend on a good dinner in this country.
India is a world of contrast, something you are reminded of all the time. I have just spent $40 for one dinner for one person. When I step out of the restaurant, the first thing I meet is a lady sitting on the pavement selling corn. Next to her three small children is sleeping on the sidewalk.
They live there. In the middle of the street.
I walk along the street, listening to Explosions in the sky, thinking about having just spent two weeks of food for that family in one meal. I meet Indians carrying shopping bags from the nearby malls. Cars driving by. The same street that many consider their home.
I could have eaten Samosas until I get full for about $0.50. I could have given all my money to these people living on the street, waiting for a new day. But I also realize, that even if I give all my money away, it wouldn't even be noticed in this huge country of extreme riches and extreme poverty. A world of contrast.
Indians can really sleep anywhere.
That is not correct though. It would be more correct to say that people can sleep anywhere. If they have to.
There is so much we could do. So much we should do. So much we have to do and wants to do. So many expectations and demands.
We live in this constant world of thinking we should have done something different than we actually did and it is distracting us from the reality that is always here. Our suffering comes from always wishing we where somewhere else than where we really are.
Three months in India. Three months of just being here. Not somewhere else. I travel alone, but never feel lonely. I have nothing to do, but never feel bored. I'm in the worlds most chaotic country, but feel calm and peaceful inside.
Tomorrow a new country, new adventures. A new me. We never stay the same…
I had a plan to go to Taj Mahal and then further on to Varanasi. Two central sites in India that you have to visit. Taj Mahal for it's architecture and Varanasi for it's extremeness. After all, to achieve eternal freedom you should be born in Tiruvarur, think of Thiruvannamalai and die in Varanasi.
But, that's not how things went. I felt after returning from my trek in the mountains that it would be nice to take it easy for a few days extra and rather go straight to Calcutta for my flight to Bangkok. That means that I could really have taken my flight straight from Delhi instead of taking the extra 1500 kilometres east, but it felt right to stay in the peace and cool weather in Dharamsala instead of slowly dying in the heat of the Indian plains and get drained of energy in the well-known chaos of Varanasi. Also, after the trek, my legs hurt like hell and with it came a fever and a headache. I was walking like I was 96 years old and forgot my walking stick, so rather than leaving I spent most of my two days in my room recovering.
It is hot like hell here in Delhi. Fucking. Hot. If you walk ten metres you start to sweat.
I took a sleeper bus from Dharamsala to Delhi. 12 Hours. Uncomfortable is todays understatement. I realize quickly that I'm not getting any sleep, so I listen to music instead, starring out in to the air. Wondering how come we are terrified to die but not terrified to go to sleep, despite that the world actually stop existing for several hours before we wake up again. 12 hours was not enough to answer that question.
The sun is coming up when we reach the outskirts of Delhi. The road is running along the Yamuna river and industries. Concrete and cement. A river full of waste and toxic acids. The pollution lays above the ground like a fog and the air I'm breathing smells like something I know. The long enormous strings of compost being tunred around outside the office I was working in at my last job, Vafab Miljö a solid waste company. It is a sour, musty smell that twist your stomach at it's worst.
It never really was that bad at my old workplace yet people was always calling in every few times a year these piles was turned around to breathe in new oxygen (to prevent self combustion from the gas it produces). Here, people live with the stench every minute, every day. They probably do not feel the smell anymore. There is no number to call to complain anyway.
Along the river grass is growing. I don't know how the grass survives, but when we pass by there is a row of people squatting, doing their daily toilet needs. I don't think the quality of the water is affected by it. The grass has probably gotten used to it too.
In every other city in India, I have met more and more human activity entering cities. Houses, stores, people. Here, I meet the ugly face of humanity, a purely depressing sight.
The absolutely worst creations of humanity and that which every day continuesly ruin our lives. Sometimes I feel that humanity really deserves to become extinct.
A feeling of disgust for Delhi is with me from this very beginning. With an entrance like this, I don't know if it's possible to feel differently, but I also realize that it might be because of my lack of sleep.
My train leave the same night. I have planned it in a way that I get to spend minmial time in large cities. For this very reason.
I know, of course that Delhi has a lot to offer if you give it a chance, but I also know that every city in India drains you of energy. Energy I rather save for Bangkok.
I arrive at the New Delhi trainstation and realize that it's going to be a long wait. I find out that the budget hostels are close, in Paharganj, so I head in that direction.
Main Bazaar Road in Paharganj is a sad old story that even the Delhiites themselves would prefere to blow up and rebuild if they had a chance. It's like they by purpose have tried to reach new levels of dirt and shabbyness and succeeded. It's undescribable. You have to go there yourself.
I find a cheap, really disgusting room just to get the chance to take a shower and get some rest. The room has a fan, but still it's 45 degrees anyway in the room. It's like being in a sauna that someone has put a fan in the ceiling in for some strange reason, the heat blowing right in your face, hotter than the air you are breathing.
The only thing I can do at this place is laugh. You can adjust to any kind of environment.
On the train, I feel good. It is a relatively new train. A/C, food included, pure luxery compared to the buss and Delhi. I sleep well and wake up fresh and energetic and step out in to the next sauna. The place which by many has been described like hell on earth. Calcutta.
As you might have noticed, I'm quite a bit behind in updating this blog. It's just been that way. I haven't written anything for a few weeks, don't know why, but I don't really have any plans on how things should be. So, if I don't have any desire to write, I don't. If I do get the desire. I write.
When I was planning this trip that was actually one of the questions I asked myself. What happens if you lift yourself out of your ordinary context and for ten months start every morning by not having any plans for the day. What happens with a human being during this time and how is a life like that to live?
I realized that the only time in life where you didn't have any plans was when you were a kid, but then your life was planned by your parents. So except for a few weeks here and there in life I have never experienced this. How it will look like when I get back home, what I will be then I guess is for all of us to find out. Until then, life goes on.
So, to play catch-up I'm going to post some stuff about the last few days in India, even though I'm already here in Bangkok where I walk around in a red shirt talking to government soldiers…
Since you might be wondering about that, I can tell you I haven't really seen much regarding that so far. As long as you avoid the central parts of the city like Siam Square and Silom among others things are very calm. Of course, things might go ballistic anytime, but people in the city seem to be getting more and more tired of the problems around this, and that is not really good PR for the red shirts.


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Santiago Bay became the first hub in Manzanillo 50 years ago.
Its calm blue beaches are ideal for families who prefer to stay in one of the several hotels in the area. It is near shopping and entertainment centers. Services: parachute, banana, umbrellas, restaurants and lodging.


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If you experience a sharp, regular or recurring pain shooting or radiating down your leg (known as radiculopathy), you may suffer from a damaged nerve or herniated disc in your spine. Advertising Policy Cleveland Clinic is a non-profit academic medical center. Advertising on our site helps support our mission. We do not endorse non-Cleveland Clinic … Read More


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European Facility For Airborne Research Jan. 26, 2020, 13:12
HYSOMA (Hyperspectral SOil MApper) is an experimental platform for soil mapping applications of hyperspectral imagery that allows easy implementation in the hyperspectral and non-hyperspectral communities (distribution under the idl-virtual machine) and gives the choice of multiple algorithms for each soil parameter.
U.S. FDGC: National Vegetation Classification Standard (Version 2.0), FGDC-STD-005-2008
This document presents a process standard to be used to create a dynamic content standard for all vegetation types in the classification. It includes standards for data collection, data analysis, data presentation, and quality control and assurance.
U.S. FDGC: Coastal and Marine Ecological Classification Standard, FGDC-STD-018-2012
The Coastal and Marine Ecological Classification Standard (CMECS) is a catalogue of terms that provides a means for classifying ecological units using a simple, standard format and common terminology.
This project has received funding from the European Union's Seventh Framework Programme for research, technological development and demonstration under grant agreement no. 312609


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For many fashion retailers much of the work towards ensuring a successful season will have already been done months before the collections go on the racks – stock for a summer season might well have been ordered almost immediately the previous summer season had ended, and in almost every case many weeks before a season begins. The essential tasks can broadly be broken down into two steps which this chapter will discuss more in detail.
Forecasting and Managing Seasonal Replenishment
Arriving at a forecast for a forthcoming season is often quite a time- and labor-intensive task where experience, and subjective opinion, play a much bigger role than objective, data based forecasts. In fashion, where novelty is so important and there are often no clear past examples on which to base future forecasts, this is understandable. The overriding importance of trends inevitably also means a high degree of manual planning. However, in our experience, statistical forecasting based on sales from previous seasons and similar products can provide a good baseline in planning for new seasons. In planning for new products it is possible to assign reference products automatically from previous seasons, which allows you to make an initial forecast for them, making it easier to add an expert view to those forecasts.
Often getting the prepacks and initial allocations right has a much bigger influence on total sales and margins than even the best-planned markdowns.
In fashion retail it's not simply about sales figures for a given product – at some point you need to take that product-level figure and determine the optimal style to size-color split to reflect what consumers will actually buy. The best forecasts typically come from building a good product-level forecast bottom-up, applying market intelligence and budgetary targets to the top-level figures, and then splitting the forecasts into style, sizes, and colors based on, for example, store-level profiles, which can be derived from previous seasons' data. Optimizing that style-split to sizes and colors can have a huge impact on the total sales as well as minimizing markdowns.
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Once an accurate forecast is created, then the rest is easy, right? If you're lucky it can be relatively straightforward, but for most fashion retailers, the complexity continues. For lower-priced items, logistics and other processing costs mean that handling single units is just not economical and to cut those costs companies are forced to use prepacks: containing for instance one S, two M's, three L's, and an XL in a pack bundled together.
Building prepacks can be a bit of a nightmare, but it can have a huge impact on the bottom line: getting it wrong can mean that, despite having accurate forecasts, you still end up having too many L's in one store and not enough in another. Often getting the prepacks and initial allocations (more on initial allocation in the next section) right has a much bigger influence on total sales and margins than even the best-planned markdowns
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- Understand all the constraints, once you have locked the forecast: how are you optimizing prepacks in terms of style to size-color split? How many different packs is it possible to build? Can you combine loose items with prepacks to give yourself more control?
- Manage the complex maths: determining the best number of different packs and optimal pack structures for each pack (so how many of each variant should go into a pack). As the number of different alternatives and combinations here is almost unlimited it is understandably very challenging to come up with the best option without the help of modern technologies.
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