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Accounting for Achievement in Athens: A Count Data Analysis of National Olympic Performance
We model summer Olympic medal counts using count data analysis. The advantage of this methodology is its explicit recognition of the discrete non-negative form of the dependent variable; i.e. the total number of medals won by a nation in a summer Olympiad. Using data from the most recent 2004 Summer Games in Athens, Poisson and negative binomial count data regression models are constructed. The chosen model is negative binomial and attaches statistical significance to Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita, the age dependency ratio, and a relatively cold climate. In contrast to previous studies, population, health expenditure per capita, and the effect of being a host or neighbour nation of an Olympiad are all insignificant in explaining medal counts. We also find no "cricket effect" or "rugby effect."
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- Andrew B. Bernard & Meghan R. Busse, 2004. "Who Wins the Olympic Games: Economic Resources and Medal Totals," The Review of Economics and Statistics, MIT Press, vol. 86(1), pages 413-417, February.
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We can't remember any time in recent history that a city has been more excited to welcome spring. In anticipation of the end of this ruthless winter, we visited Mercat a la Planxa to see how its spring menu came to be. The new menu will be unveiled April 1.
Chef Jose Garces, who spends most of his time overseeing his eight Philadelphia establishments, came to town on a cold day in February to sample nine potential menu items. Since opening in 2008, Garces has put more and more faith into his chef de cuisine, Cory Morris. "I'm proud to say that this is the team behind the restaurant," Garces said. With that pride also comes trust that Morris and his team will put together a delicious menu that not only represents the restaurant's Catalonian roots but also Garces' vision.
Morris' new spring dishes were designed to not only highlight seasonal offerings, but to replace existing menu items. Arroz con morels gets a bright green makeover with peas, asparagus, haricot vert and broccoli cream. The dish happened to be a hit with Garces, who not only liked the vibrant color but also the perfectly cooked rice. Another dish that earned points in the color category was the Baix amb Ensalada Rusa, with striped bass sitting on a bed of green pea puree and purple potato, covered in orange carrot froth. As important as it is that the food looks good, both Garces and Morris take regular trips to Spain for inspiration and to ensure the dishes taste good, too.
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Organic Farming for Sustainable Agricultural Production. A Brief Theoretical Review and Preliminary Empirical Evidence
The basic premise of this paper is that modern agricultural production is not sustainable in view of the high cost of chemical inputs (notably fertilizers and pesticides) used and their detrimental effects on the environment. Some of these effects are briefly discussed in this paper. The possibility of adopting organic farming as a means of promoting sustainable agriculture has been the main objective of this investigation. The results of the experiment carried out at the Chepkoilel campus farm, Moi University, Kenya to demonstrate the differences between the yields and returns to organic manure and chemical fertilizers show that high yields are obtained from the use of organic manure. The high yields are also shown to be obtained in subsequent years after the application of the organic manure. This is cheaper than the application of chemical fertilizers. Maximum yields are obtained from a combination of organic manure and chemical fertilizers. Organic manure has the added advantage of providing more healthy vegetables for human consumption and ensuring optimum soil fertility for sustainable production. Copyright Kluwer Academic Publishers 1997
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Created attachment 565575 [details] [diff] [review]
patch against 15bfad783467
Peacekeeper 2.0's arrayCombine test is broken and does many of its operations on an empty array, with a bunch of pop and shift calls costing the most. V8 has a fast path for pop() on an empty array, so I don't feel too bad benchmark-gaming this one.
Attached patch allows the pop() inline path to handle empty arrays (only when the call is known to produce undefined), and generalizes this path to also handle shift() (which calls a stub to memmove() in the non-empty case). This gives a good speedup to non-empty shift() too:
function foo(x) {
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js -m -n (old): 625
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Brian, I get an error about 'js::mjit::Assembler::storeValueFromComponents(JSValueType&, JSC::X86Registers::RegisterID, JSC::AbstractMacroAssembler<JSC::X86Assembler>::Address&) not being defined when I build this on top of rev 15bfad783467. This is in a 64-bit build. A 32-bit build works fine.
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Oops, was missing a coercion that was necessary on x64.
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December 23 2013 04:44PM
Things in Oil Country are getting dark. A recent 6-0 loss to St Louis started with a dominating first period by the Oilers (you read that correctly), but ended with a fan throwing his or her jersey on the ice in dismay. Poor goaltending, puck focused defence, and a methodical pace over the back 40 minutes was just too much for that Oilers fan, now going on 8 years removed from the playoffs.
The Oilers have had five head coaches since Sam Gagner's rookie year, and three General Managers (oh, and Kevin Lowe the whole time). Their current GM Craig MacTavish promised impatience and followed up by overhauling much of the team in a single summer. When the rebuild started with talk of Chicago and Pittsburgh, the whispers of Atlanta and Columbus circled the team as well, and that conversation has reappeared in the wake of a resounding loss. So much of this indeterminate process is by feel for fans, but to me it feels like this season is the moment we find out if this team will turn the corner. They've lost the playoffs already, but still have half a season to show their impatience with losing. It's already coming in fits and starts.
Meanwhile, the Jets continue to confound any notion of a window of opportunity. The team is several drafts away from a 'full' prospect cupboard, and their best players are entering or already into their primes. And yet, the General Manager continues to wait and evaluate and show patience. No one is sure if he intends to waste the good years of his top players with a coach whose expertise seems to be in finding ways to lose, or if there is a plan in place to win while Andrew Ladd is captain and Toby Enstrom is healthy.
There is a lot of coal to give out in both organizations this holiday, but I wonder if they couldn't find a trade that might help both clubs. Perhaps Craig MacTavish for Kevin Cheveldayoff?
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- Ladd - Little - Wheeler
- Kane - Scheifele - Frolik
- O'Dell - Jokinen - Setoguchi
- Tangradi - Wright - Peluso
This represents the best lineup the Jets can manage with the players they have available. After playing last night, it would make a lot of sense for the coach to use Tangradi to spell another forward, especially since Tangradi can move up the lineup should anyone show fatigue late in the game. Ken Wiebe is reporting the lineup is staying the same as last night, but I thought I'd write out a more sensible one so you can see it.
Of course, the team shouldn't show much fatigue since Noel played his top group almost 4 minutes less than normal in a 2-1 loss to a tired Canucks team. Thorburn was second in forward minutes at the 15 minute mark of the second period, and though he played less the rest of the way, still managed 13 completely ineffective minutes. We can only wonder what might have been had the LLW line been given their regular shift.
But hey, they'll be fresher today, I suppose, and Noel is coaching to avoid another [redacted]storm like after the Florida loss and the Buffalo loss.
Scheifele now has a 6 game point streak after the PP assist last night. It's terrific news after legitimate concerns that he wasn't NHL ready earlier in the year. He had one of his best games of the season in game one against the Oilers, though, and despite eating some dasher, was an offensive force in 18 minutes. He also scored his first goal of the season that night on 4 shots. (Sadly, that would be his only goal for 24 games, a stretch from October 4th to November 25th against New Jersey. Ugh. Shake it off.)
That point streak has included 4 games with Evander Kane, seemingly demoted upon returning from injury. Of course, being 'demoted' away from Olli Jokinen is all anyone could hope for Kane, and the line has 5 even strength goals together in those four games.
Eric O'Dell has a monster of a game last night in Vancouver, carrying the fourth line to outrageous corsi success (I think it was 18 shot attempts for, 1 against?) and being promoted to the third line in spite of Noel's stubborn streak. I have to think he starts there tonight and maybe gets a chance on the powerplay...? Okay, I'm reaching.
Jets Defence
- Enstrom - Bogosian
- Pardy - Byfuglien
- Stuart - Trouba
- Pavelec
- Montoya
We've been over the Pavelec numbers in the second game of a back-to-back a million times (they're horrifying), and this season was the first that Claude Noel started using Montoya to spell Pavelec in those moments. The other back-to-back where Pav played both (Minnesota / Dallas in games 3 and 4), the Jets' goaltender lost an encouraging start to the season to a month of ineffectiveness and Montoya almost took his job. Montoya's last start was against Columbus in a 3-2 win. Since then, Pav has lost to Buffalo, beaten Florida, and lost to the Canucks. Gotta play the hot hand?
As I said, Noel isn't coaching to win later. He's coaching to beat the Oilers so he can keep his job into January. And he's already admitted he coaches by gut instinct. Screw predictions based on relatively large samples of past performance! I looked in the eyes of my league back-up quality goaltender who is having a miserable December!
Seriously, Pav has an .882 for December so far, 55th among 66 netminders to get a game this month. It's worse than Dubnyk (.894), and the Oilers are furious about their goaltending. It's ugly.
Mark Stuart declared himself healthy after leaving the game last night with more hip soreness. The last time he played hurt, he was much better. His sore hip prevented him from running around the zone to make contact and he was much more predictable to his teammates. Maybe he'll be a stable defender again tonight.
Bogo has made a few bone headed plays since returning, but it's been largely positive in tough circumstances. He still struggles with his gap work, which will be a challenge against the Oilers' many skill forwards. Look for Perron to beat him over top, and Nugent Hopkins and Eberle to beat him underneath. But I'm sure he'll drill Hemsky at some point. So there's that.
Oilers Forwards
- Hall - Nugent Hopkins - Perron
- Smyth - Gordon - Eberle
- Gazdic - Gagner - Yakupov
- Joensuu - Lander - Hemsky
The Oilers have long had a fetish for bigger guys, and Luke Gazdic is getting the push right now. He's playing on a skill line after being a stick-optional waiver player from Dallas. I honestly think that fetish comes from a team culture of frustration. The coach just wants SOMETHING to happen, and guys that give as good as they get are appreciated for the emotional release they give the coach and everyone else.
Gazdic actually scored against the Jets in game one - the ugly, no look backhand off the faceoff - but I don't expect to see it repeat.
Jesse Joensuu has had an up and down season. Well, an up season that became a down season and hasn't recovered. He's a player I think is worth a look on the Jokinen line in Thorburn's place as he has considerably more skill and all the size and strength of a bull.
One thing to consider on this team is that the GM didn't make a plan to fill a really obvious hole at centre. RNH had shoulder surgery and the team knew he'd be late starting. Gagner had his jaw broken by a neaderthal with a hockey stick in pre-season, and the next skill centre they had was Mark Acrobello (currently injured). I like Arcobello, and he's done well for the team. But he can hardly fill the shoes of both of those skill centres at once. The team effectively gave up a month of hockey through poor planning and only started building chemistry and practicing systems with natural centres in November.
As well, Eakins abandoned the swarm some time ago, saying his team couldn't manage basic defence. By that he meant they couldn't read the switch between swarm and man coverage and they were getting torn apart.
With mid-November as the lowest point in the season, the team's possession and chance numbers have been climbing. The process is getting closer, even while the results are not there. In other words, this game is far from a push over. Noel has said he thinks the Oilers will be hopping mad and ready to play, and to be honest, they're a better team than their record (for the first time in a long while).
Oilers Defence
- Ference - J. Schultz
- Belov - Petry
- N. Schultz - Potter
- Bryzgalov
- Dubnyk
Do it for the Winnipeg Parks Association, Jets! Come on!
This is where things fall down a little. Nick Schultz has a very specific problem I've been unable to diagnose since he arrived in Edmonton (during a season where his advanced numbers fell off a cliff in Minnesota). He's always in place to make a play, but never seems to make it. The puck goes over/under/around him, or he makes the pin but the puck gets by him or he chips the puck, but not out of the reach of the opposing forward. He's a great skater, reads the play well, and is always 3 inches away from a quality play. Against St Louis, his pairing with Potter was a serious problem. It's a pairing the Jets need to take apart with their three scoring lines.
At the top end, you can see how a genuine top-2 defenceman would change so much. All of Justin Schultz, Petry, and Ference are find defenders on your second pairing. Ference won a cup from a second pairing. But against the best the league has to offer, the Oilers just don't have an answer.
Add to that the sad reality that their goaltending has been weak and you get a league worst 3.47 goals against per game. Yikes.
Dubnyk is a goalie the Jets might get a little more from. He has the same Pavelec problem of being beaten for one soft goal a game, but outside of this season, has shown a lot more control of the puck and play from the crease. The Jets give up some big chances that Dubnyk might be helpless against, but a lot of them come from poor rebound work by Pavelec and it's possible Dubnyk could make a difference in the same way Al Montoya does. Hey, I'm bargain shopping. He's not Patrick Roy, granted.
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The Oilers are going to start this one with a bang, but the Jets are better than most teams at taking the first period off and surviving. Two narrow misses on 5-alarm scoring chances in the first lead to frustration and Taylor Hall takes a 5 minute boarding call near the end of the first still tied 0-0. With fresh ice and plenty of time, the Jets score two powerplay markers to open the second - one by Big Buf and one from Wheeler on a rebound - and immediately play an ill advised defensive shell. At the end of two period, the shots are 19-12 for the Oilers, and a Yakupov laser has made it 2-1. Claude Noel puts out the players he thinks are good at defending - James Wright and Mark Stuart - and the Oilers tie it up moments into the final frame when Wright messes up his approach angle moving from the middle lane out to the point, and Belov fires a leaning wrister around him, off Mark Stuart who is screening Pavelec, and in the net.
Finally, the Jets are allowed to play hockey again and the stationary cycle of the LLW line gives Ladd a wrister from the left side, which he aims perfectly over Bryzgalov's left pad. An empty net goal by Kane ends it 4-2 and keeps Scheifele's point streak alive.
I'm just curious...as an Oiler fan what would it take to trade for Byfuglien and one of Kane or Wheeler? If you don't think the Jets would trade two of those three players than what would it take to get Byfuglien?
As an Oiler fan I wouldn't trade Hall, Nuge, Perron or Nurse but everyone else would be fair game including the 1st round pick. Does JetsNation even see a fit there? Again, just curious.
December 23 2013, 05:36PM
Does nobody read JetsNation? I'm an Oilers fan (although my patience is wearing) living in and going to school in Winnipeg so I wandered over here for the JetsNation take on the game. Given the current state of affairs, I'm hoping for a Jets win tonight - partly because I'm starting to be a fan of the Jets, partly because I want another message sent to the Oilers that they are terrible.
Gags for Jokinen...hmmm, as an Oil fan but not a Gagner supporter I'd have to say if throw in Mr.Huddy you got a deal(God knows we've missed him)...besides we booed Joki as a fLame now we can boo him as an Oiler...lol
December 23 2013, 09:45PM
Kevin, who do consider the Oilers best Defenceman?
December 23 2013, 10:31PM
Wow, great answer! Yeah, he can be a great passer, great skater, can break up the cycle in his own zone, has great reach, great poke check, has a good point shot (doesn't get it away enough) but he has brain cramps. So...what you said... Have you seen the Vollman chart? Petry is way up in the extreme top left. Getting the tough assignments while starting in his own zone and he's 3rd on the team in Corsi on.
Speaking of Enstrom, Larsen actually kinda reminds me of him. I know you have told me in the past that Larsen has trouble with the bigger forwards. Does Enstrom have this trouble as well, given his size?
December 24 2013, 05:53PM
Burrows and Edler both have NTCs, so they'd need a compelling reason to accept the move.
The other part of trading Burrows is that it leaves the need for the 'third Sedin'.
It reminds me of Henrik's compliment about Tanev after they played the Jets - for the Sedins game to work, their linemate needs to play smart, maintain possession, and find opportunities (and open ice.)
If all the Sedins needed was a big, fast winger who shoots a lot, then David Booth would have been the answer.
Similarly, unless Kassian's consistency and play improves, he's not going to be replacing Burrows anytime soon. #14 is a versatile and hard-working player, but on the Canucks, he also doubles as the third Sedin - that's value he has to the Canucks that he doesn't have to other teams.
December 25 2013, 02:42AM
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Larsen is a bit of a jitter bug when play gets close to him. He kind of reminds me of Duncan Keith in that regard. He has a tendency to be quick to go down to the floor to block passes rather than use his stick. Interesting what you said about Enstrom in his own zone, I will watch for that while watching Larsen. Potter has been playing instead of Larsen lately, not sure if it is injury related. I like that he gets a lot of shots on net. At any rate, I am intrigued by Larsen and think he has some very good qualities if his deficiencies don't overrule. Plus, he just turned 24 in December. He's still young.


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Investment Conclusion: Our Hold rating remains in effect due to valuation, fundamental and management reservations (summarized below). Driven by non-core TeamSourcing revenue, non-operating income and lower taxation, we are adjusting our estimates as follows: 2008 pro-forma EPS goes to $1.65 on revenue of $422 million (25% YoY growth) from $1.60 on revenue of $418 million; and 2009 pro-forma EPS remains unchanged at $1.85 on revenue of $508 million (20% YoY growth) vs. $505 million previously. SYNT shares are selling at 19x forward EPS vs. 13% compound EPS growth in 2007-09E – or an unwarranted PEG of 1.5x vs. 0.9-1.2x at Tier-I players offering superior growth, positioning and execution.
Our concerns include: rapid loss of market share in the largest/core segment, doubtful sustainability of recent BPO momentum and profitability (fueled by a single client), depletion of cash by way of special dividends (CEO Bharat Desai has been the primary beneficiary) despite the knowledge that clients place significant faith on balance sheet strength, senior management turnover and an inability to attract seasoned talent, as well as various instances of poor judgment, e.g., at the time of its opening, the Pune campus (9,000-seat capacity) was eligible for less than three years of STPI and no SEZ tax benefits. Also, 2007 proxy material bares embarrassing CEO club membership expenses approved by a lightweight board. Contrary to management claims, we believe that Syntel possesses neither the scale nor domain depth to withstand recent currency and competitive pressures.
Quarterly results have reinforced our apprehension: 4Q07 EPS benefited from non-operating hedging/investment gains (2.4 cents) and lower-than-projected taxation (1.6 cents); operating margin plummeted 230 bps QoQ and 300 bps YoY to the lowest level in several years – consequently, operating income increased just 9% YoY and missed our estimate by 7%; with no explanation, Syntel restated/lowered 3Q07 depreciation (a rising expense category); revenue growth in 2007 was 44% for the top-3 clients but only 14% across all others; and Syntel remains vulnerable to the Financial Services segment (71% of revenue). That SYNT is still selling at a premium to INFY and SAY is entirely inappropriate, in our view.
4Q07 Takeaways: Pro-forma EPS of $0.39 vs. $0.32 a year ago on revenue of $94.0 million (29% YoY and 7.0% QoQ growth) beat our $0.36 estimate on revenue of $93.0 million. Excluding hedging/investment gains and lower-than-projected taxation, EPS would have missed our estimate. The delayed release of 4Q07 results is attributed to external auditors requiring a $5 million increase in prior year tax reserves, which was taken as an adjustment to retained earnings. Management is of the view that "challenging economic conditions will force organizations to prioritize their IT investments and (the company is) confident that global sourcing will continue to be regarded as a key enabler of operating efficiency." According to a recent Syntel survey, 53% of respondents plan to increase their spending on global outsourcing in 2008 – despite a weak economy. This compares with 38% in 2006 and 48% in 2007. According to management, clients view Syntel as an alternative to unresponsive Tier-I organizations.
Revenue reflected 18% YoY and 5.5% QoQ growth in the Applications Outsourcing segment – driven increasingly by maintenance work – and a lull in e-Business project activity (up 4% YoY and down 1.3% QoQ). Operating income of $15.6 million (16.6% margin) failed to meet our $16.7 million estimate (18.0% margin). Profitability on a QoQ basis was hurt by rupee appreciation, new facility costs, a marketing event and reserve for doubtful accounts – offset partially by pricing. Syntel will continue to invest in infrastructure, service offerings, training and branding.
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