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Kolkata: Feb 6, 2014
Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) are not worried about the struggling form of their skipper Gautam Gambhir, newly-appointed KKR batting coach WV Raman said on Thursday.
"As regards to form, we can only know after the tournament gets underway. Because of the kind of experience he has, you will obviously expect Gautam to be one of the lead players," Raman said.
"That's why exactly, he has been retained as captain as well," Raman told reporters after the conclusion of KKR's two-day camp in Kolkata.
Gambhir has been picked in the Rest of India squad for the five-day Irani Trophy match against Ranji Trophy 2013-14 champions Karnataka.
But Raman said the Indian Premier League (IPL) and Irani Trophy were different formats and Gambhir's performance in the latter tournament should not be a yardstick.
"It all depends on what is the need of the hour. I can't restrict myself to Gautam only. I've to work with everybody," he said.
Under the supervision of Raman and assistant coach Vijay Dahiya, KKR's two-day camp of 32 players concluded today at the Jadavpur University Salt Lake Campus ground.
Altogether 20 outstation cricketers, apart from 12 from Bengal, were called for the camp.
Among the Bengal players who took part in the camp were Sandipan Das, Sudip Chatterjee, Veer Pratap Singh, Debabrata Das, Arnab Nandi, Vivek Singh, Iresh Saxena and Alok Pratap Singh.
Haryana's Sachin Rana and Punjab's Siddharth Kaul were among the outstation players in action.
"They are all free players who are registered for the auction. We wanted to have a look at them before the auction," Raman said.

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Simple and reliable knots so the big ones don't get away! Nail Knot
The Nail Knot is generally used to attach fly line to fly line backing. This knot can also be used to attach a leader to a line. This makes a strong smooth knot that rolls out when casting. The nail knot is good for attaching two lines of different diameters. 1 - Hold nail or needle, tip of fly line and backing material between thumb and forefinger. Wrap backing 6 or 7 turns. Wind carefully for a tight, smooth knot. Stick end of backing between nail and fly line.
2 - Remove nail. Holding coils carefully between thumb and forefinger, alternately pull both ends of backing with free hand to tighten.
3 - Snip off excess backing and end of fly line.
Palomar Knot
The Palomar Knot is a general-purpose connection used in joining fishing line to swivels, snaps, hooks and artificial lures. The double wrap of line through the eyelet provides a protective cushion for added knot strength.
1 - Double the line and form a loop three to four inches long. Pass the end of the loop through the hook's eye.
2 - Holding standing line between thumb and finger, grasp loop with free hand and form a simple overhand knot.
3 - Pass hook through loop and draw line while guiding loop over top of eyelet.
4 - Pull tag end of line to tighten knot snugly and trim tag end to about 1/8 inch.
Snell Knot
The Snell Knot provides a strong connection when fishing with bait and using a separate length of leader. You can only use a snell with a leader.
1 - Insert one end of the leader through the hook's eye extending one or two inches past the eye. Insert the other end of the leader through the eye in the opposite direction pointing toward the barb of the hook. Hold the hook and leader ends between thumb and forefinger of your left hand. Leader will hang below the hook in a large loop.
2 - Take the part of this loop that is closest to the eye and wrap it over the hook and shank and both ends of the leader toward the hook's barb. Wrap for 7 or 8 turns and hold wraps with left hand. Grip the end of leader that is through the eyelet with your right hand and pull it slowly and steadily. Hold the turns with your left hand or the knot will unravel.
3 - When the knot is almost tight, slide it up against the eye of the hook. Grip the short end lying along the shank of the hook with a pair of pliers. Pull this end and the standing line at the same time to completely tighten the knot. Trim the tag end.
Surgeon's Knot
The Double Surgeon's Loop is a quick, easy way to tie a loop in the end of a leader. It is often used as part of a leader system because it is relatively strong.
1 - Double the tag end of the line. Make a single overhand knot in the double line.
2 - Hold the tag end and standing part of the line in your left hand and bring the loop around and insert through the overhand knot.
3 - Hold the loop in your right hand. Hold the tag end and standing line in your left hand.
4 - Moisten the knot in water and pull to tighten. Trim tag end to about 1/8 inch.
Trilene Knot
The Trilene Knot is a strong, reliable connection that resists slippage and premature failures. This knot can be used in joining line to swivels, snaps, hooks and artificial lures. The knot's unique double wrap design and ease of tying consistently yields a strong, dependable connection.
1 - Run end of line through eye of hook or lure and double back through the eye a second time.
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- For even the minimal meaningful KRA, where we only assume that the secret key is a value which is hard to compute from the public key, one can UC securely compute any poly-time functionality if there exists a passive secure oblivious-transfer protocol for the stand-alone model. Since a KRA where the secret keys can be computed from the public keys is useless, and some setup assumption is needed for UC secure computation, this establishes the best we could hope for the KRA model: any non-trivial KRA is sufficient for UC computation.
- We show that in the KRA model one-way functions are sufficient for UC commitment and UC zero-knowledge. These are the first examples of UC secure protocols for non-trivial tasks which do not assume the existence of public-key primitives. In particular, the protocols show that non-trivial UC computation is possible in Minicrypt.
Category / Keywords: foundations / UC security, setup assumptions, public-key infrastructure, common reference string Publication Info: Full version of a TCC 2010 paper Date: received 29 May 2009, last revised 6 Dec 2009 Contact author: claudio at cs au dk Available format(s): Postscript (PS) | Compressed Postscript (PS.GZ) | PDF | BibTeX Citation Version: 20091206:194455 (All versions of this report) Short URL: ia.cr/2009/247 Discussion forum: Show discussion | Start new discussion


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Have you ever felt like you were in a movie? Meaning that everything was so perfect that it couldn't actually be really happening? Halloween in Covington is like that.
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While my thoughts should be remembering the attack on our country 13 years ago, they are on the headlines of this paper two days ago…
The structure of county government was on the Newton County Board of Commissioner's (BOC) agenda again at its Sept. 2, 2014 meeting. It was on the secret agenda of District Commissioner Levie Maddox, that is. As readers may recall, this has been a topic of discussion since February and the BOC has met with experts from both the Association of County Commissioners of Georgia (ACCG) and the Northeast Georgia Regional Commission several times. Representatives of both clearly have indicated that having both a full time commission chairman and a county manager should be changed to improve the efficiency and ...
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The political machine that controls Covington, Newton County and the remainder of small towns here has set in motion a plan to facilitate a virtual take over of property owners' rights. In the process, they have spent unbridled and without any sense of direction which would focus upon what the citizens' desire.
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Barack Obama's short-term stimulus package lacks an effective strategy to remedy the fundamental flaw in the U.S. economy today: the disappearance of well-paying manufacturing jobs and the health care and retirement benefits that come with them.
For their part, universities need to jump start our manufacturing base. They need to be challenged to develop incentives and rewards for faculty so that innovation becomes a core academic value along with teaching and research.
At the moment, chasing and winning scholarly awards, while prized among the members of the academe, does too little to bring products to market and put people in jobs.
A service-based economy that can stand and prosper by itself is pure fiction. Our economy will remain fragile if it is driven in large part by the latest Wall Street deals and "jobs" that consist of selling each other insurance and steaming lattes or painting nails and flipping burgers.
It would be that way because the rest of the world took the job producing the goods we used to make, and, over time, the manufacturing jobs that created them. In many ways, we just gave them away by taking the easy route to cost reduction.
Countries throughout Europe and Asia all have learned how to grow and keep high-tech manufacturing jobs home, even while still outsourcing commodity manufacturing. The examples are Germany, Switzerland and Sweden; in the Asian nations of Japan, Singapore, Korea and Taiwan. All these nations, our competitors, have kept at least 20% of their gross domestic product in manufacturing–more than a third better than the U.S.
Americans let these jobs drift overseas, abetted by narrowly focused economic policies in Washington and misplaced faith in the prophesies of futurists touting the service sector.
The Obama administration has a marvelous opportunity to double the percentage of U.S. GDP in manufacturing from 12.7% to 25%. The U.S. trade deficit could then be truly balanced, not just propped up by the false and fleeting apparition of a weakened dollar.
The key is a national commitment that stretches from the way we teach things in our schools to the way we make them and bring them to market.
It will take a comprehensive approach to resolve the core issues that have weakened manufacturing: onerous government policies and insufficient research, the strength of the workforce and further partnerships between universities and industry.
The U.S. economy is plagued by government regulation that dwarfs the burden shouldered by our competitors. Onerous policies such as Sarbanes-Oxley, for which U.S. firms spent $6 billion in 2007 in compliance, were ushered in quickly and have proven to be ineffective, failing to protect the public from the implosion of companies such as GM, Ford, Lehman, AIG and Merrill Lynch.
These laws need to be rewritten to be more supportive of business growth while protecting the public from their excesses. Sadly, U.S. firms spent $29 billion in 2007 for governance, risk management and compliance, up 8.7% from 2006. Imagine if part of this sum could have been spent on plant modernization and research and development.
To stimulate manufacturing, we must also address burdensome product-liability litigation and obsolete accounting practices. All American products, from household goods to manufacturing equipment, have their prices artificially inflated by the cost of product-liability protections, a kind of tax that serves no one but trial lawyers.
Accounting rules are just as punishing. Today a firm must deduct its entire research and development investment from its earnings, thus prompting Wall Street analysts to issue negative outlooks and discouraging CEOs and boards of directors from making those very investments. Our Asian and European investors do not face as many obstacles.
At its most basic level, though, the strength of our manufacturing workforce rests on our educational system, and America's continues to be plagued by mediocrity. The 2008 Global Competitiveness Report reveals that U.S. is 48th–behind our Asian and European competitors–in math and science education from kindergarten through 12th grade. Even in higher education, U.S. enrollment is only sixth in the world and enrollment levels lag behind those in Korea and Taiwan.
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Rich Karlgaard On America's Innumeracy
Joel Kotkin On Stimulating Manufacturing, Not Consumption
Diane Ravitch On American Children Left Behind
For one thing, math and science teachers in our middle and high schools need to be better trained in the subjects they teach. While it's a responsibility at the state and local levels, the federal government can and should provide standards and matching funds to promote teacher training and effective partnerships with university engineering, science and math departments. This would ensure that teachers are up-to-date about the way today's students should be learning math and science.
Beyond the secondary-school level, we need funds to nurture research partnerships between business and our nation's research universities that are focused on advancing manufacturing through innovation in fields like design, materials, energy utilization or distribution mechanisms. The intellectual property would be jointly owned but assigned to the companies for their exclusive worldwide use.
In the U.S., however, most universities do not place great emphasis on engineering for the sake of manufacturing excellence. Research institutions are prone to follow the glamorous and popular trends and, in exchange, they have lost sight of more practical matters.
If correctly overseen, motivated and executed, a renewed manufacturing sector would create increased wages or new jobs as well as increased tax revenues for beleaguered national, state and local governments.
Along with relaxed policies, education-driven research ventures would allow U.S. manufacturing firms to become more profitable. They could then more easily pay their employees higher wages and provide them with health benefits.
Unemployed and under-employed Americans would have more options than places like Wal-Mart, Target or McDonald's, which typically do not offer comprehensive benefits. This, in turn, would heighten pressures on state and federal agencies to provide those benefits.
Rebuilding our manufacturing sector is inextricably linked to our nation's educational priorities. The universities that contribute the most to America's economic future will be those whose faculties are focused not on receiving medals in Stockholm, but on teaching their students how to turn an idea into a patent, a patent into a product and those products into profits.
Hal Raveche is the president of the Stevens Institute of Technology, a research university located in Hoboken, N.J.


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- Mya said...
Happy hols Amanda! I hope you get good weather in Brittany - the weather here in France is a bit pot-luck at the moment.
Since the last time I dropped by your blog it seems like lots of positive stuff is happening with the writing (Novel 4 re-write/agent interest etc).Very well done to you - keep it up.Good luck with the re-write on your return - all very exciting stuff!
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Have a great holiday. I adore the picture!
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Thanks so much. I won't believe anything until it happens but things definitely looking up. We were lucky in Brittany, well, it rained for the first week but we were staying with friends so we had a good time anyway. 2nd week we were in a caravan beside the sea. Golf de Morbihan, very pretty and lovely sunshine too. The pic was taken by partner with his now well-developed salad bowl technique - holding glass salad bowl in the water and holding camera inside that to take the pic.
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Loew's Paradise Theatre
2413 Grand Concourse,
61 people favorited this theater
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Yes, guys. Let's keep the discussion civil here.
Warren, please refrain from making personal attacks against other users. You may feel justified, but the "be nice" rule applies here. If you don't have anything nice to say, just don't comment.
We have the same goal here. Let's remember we're using this site to save and document movie theaters… not attack each other.
If the theater opened in September 1929, I guess they played the Davies film as soon as they opened, unless it was a re-release.
These two photos are in the Ben Hall book, "Best Remaining Seats". The exterior photo is circa 1929. No date for the interior view. As always, apologies if these photos have already been posted:
Thanks, Howard, for posting the "theater vs. theatre" passage from CT's guides. Hopefully that settles this tempest in a teapot. As for the management of the Paradise mispelling the word… both spellings are acceptable according to the Miriam-Webster and American Heritage dictionaries. No need to insult the folks in charge of the Paradise for no good reason.
And thanks, Ken, for at long last providing a proper and fitting introduction for this great palace!
Wonderful introductory comments! Just one correction; the interior of the Paradise as well as it's facade is landmarked.
In an otherwise splendid introduction, I question the description of the renovated Paradise as "a Latino theatre and special events venue." I don't quite get that bit, except as relates to the predominant ethnicity of the Fordham neighborhood in which the Paradise is situated.
I haven't seen anything in the events booked so far — or on the theater's official website — that would justify describing the Paradise as a specifically Latino venue.
Many thanks are due Ken Roe for the wonderful new Introduction posted yesterday! Previously, there was NO introduction.
I can't speak for long time advocates of the Paradise, but if somebody came to us (Friends of the Boyd in Philadelphia) and said they'd fund millions for the restoration, but contrary to Opening in 1928 (Boyd Theatre), it will be Boyd Theater, we'd be thrilled!
Any of you harping on this trivial point who didn't actually fund the restoration of the Paradise? The funds did not come from Loews either (vintage photo posted in Intro.
Ed, as to theater vs US and theatre for the British, no, they did not.
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Theater vs Theatre
When a theater name contains "theatre" or "theater", use the name provided by the theater in question. Do not deviate from a theater's official name or listing.
When referring to a theater in the generic sense, always use "theater" â€" unless you are referring to a theater by its name.
For European theaters, as well as those in Australia, the term "cinema" should be used instead of "theater" or "theatre".
Didn't Patrick and Ross post a news item recently about new format guidelines for theatre (that's my choice of spelling for the generic use of the word) descriptions, wherein they formally announced that CT would adopt the American custom of spelling the word with "er" at for US cinemas and with the appropriate "re" for cinemas in the UK? If so, I think that pretty much settles the issue as to the generic use of the word to describe the building. I would think that those guides also apply as defaults for the name of any particular cinema where the "official" spelling of the name can not be verified.
For the Paradise, we do have the official website as our guide – and therefore the "er" prevails.
I've read too many comments above- and on other theater pages, about the "theater" vs. theatre" spelling. ENOUGH! Please- NO more debates about this trivial point. This movie palace was saved, restored, and reopened! That should be enough.
The official website says Paradise Theater, with no "Utopia" in front.
As far as actually relying on Wikipedia for reliable info, well, I'm still trying to control the laughter on that one. Any doofus anywhere in the world can post whatever he likes on Wikipedia. If you look at the photo of the Paradise Theatre at the top of this page you'll see what spelling Loew's preferred. Okay. It's been fun, and I'm done.
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American and British English spelling differences
Theater is the prevailing American spelling and is used by America's national theater as well as major American newspapers such as the New York Times (theater section) to refer to both the dramatic arts as well as to buildings where performances take place; yet theatre is also current, witness Broadway and The New Yorker. Some places in the United States have "Centre" in their names (i.e. Rockville Centre, New York), named both before and after spelling reform, and there are very occasional uses of "Center" in England [4]). For British accoutre(ment), US practice varies: Merriam-Webster favours the -re spelling,[27] American Heritage the -er spelling.[28]
In short, if you would read my post from 2:32 today, (with apologies to dave-bronx) a building in which theater takes place is called a "T-H-E-A-T-R-E", and just because someone wants to spell it with an "E-R" on the end, doesn't change the way the english language works, it just means they aren't aware of how it works.
Well, if by "theater", they simply mean some corporation that runs and owns the "theatre" then it doesn't need correcting at all, but if we aren't even going to insist on correct usage of spelling and words, then why not just call the building "sohjdeijnvaoi"? Words mean things, and the way they are spelled affects (or should eye say "effects") there meening. Since their iz a write and wrong whey to spell, Y not dew it write?
I was always told 'theatre' referred to a facility that showed movies, and 'theater' was a facility for live stage performances.
Actually, the spelling "theatre" refers to the actual physical structure in which the business of "theater" takes place. Someone needs to correct the theatre's website.
It was with the Russian gentleman in the Spring of 2006, I assume this is the current occupant. It wasn't just the drywall, they had raised the floor as well which created a height problem due to the projection angle, but that could be dealt with.
Regarding programming, we had a full summer and autumn schedule worked out with classics and first-run, the idea was to try and see if there was enough interest to continue on a regular basis or just on an infrequent basis. We were willing to tackle all the film costs and promotion, the Paradise just needed to open the doors. The kibosh was apparently put on it by the technical director at the time, who had his own designs on the place if the current management failed.
Regarding the projection equipment offer. Was that with the prior manager or during the current one, Joseph Gentile? IMHO, the removal of the drywall for the booth would be easy. It's the booth A/C and electric that would be most costly.
Do you think tik sales would be sufficient to cover operating expenses? What kind of program would attract audience big enough? Old films, new or a mix of both?
Also see the Jersey City Loews Jersey for a active film program. This March 1 they are having a Bette Davis salute. $6 tik tops.
Well, they did the conversion during their big renovation, which was prior to us making the offer of the gear back in the spring of 2006. They would need to turn the center box back into a small booth to show films, which would involve some reconstruction. Not likely at this point, from what we were told.
Hmmmm. Converting the booth to a luxury box strikes me as a rather short-sighted move. Why not keep the booth in reserve – and take up the generous offer of free equipment – just to maintain the Paradise's capacity to run a film or series of films should the prospects for such an event ever arise? So much for the hopes of ever catching a flick at what we can now safely describe as a FORMER movie palace?
The Paradise was offered a complete working 35mm setup at no charge (as well as the programming of a full classic film series schedule) a few years ago and was not interested. Sadly, the original booth has been converted into "luxury boxes", so there would need to be construction to accommodate projection gear.
I just spoke to an agent at the box office.There is boxing this Thursday and on April 26th a Latin concert.More events will be added by the middle of the week.
Showing older movies from the 30's-80's when no big events are taking place would be a good way to make $$$.Charge $6.00 and do a double feature.
They just have to get projection equipment and set up for films.
The phone # for The Paradise on the top of this page is INCORRECT it should be changed to 718-563-2222


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The following statement was issued today by Barbara Pardo, President of the New Mexico Alliance for Retired Americans, in response to the U.S. House voting to repeal the Affordable Care Act:
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In our state, nearly 20,000 Medicare beneficiaries have already saved a total of $17.6 million on their prescriptions. This is what Rep. Pearce voted to take away from our seniors today. Thanks to what Pearce calls "ObamaCare", over 200,000 New Mexican seniors have received free, life-saving tests for chronic diseases. Seniors call that accountable health care and wonder what Rep. Pearce is thinking by voting so obsessively to repeal such a great deal for all New Mexicans.
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as the sort key, particularly if they are designed to be placed on talk pages, as this suppresses the Talk: prefix. Note that this overrides any DEFAULTSORT defined on the page.
Hiding categories
In cases where, for technical reasons, administration categories appear directly on articles rather than talk pages, they should be made into hidden categories, so that they are not displayed to readers. This rule does not apply to stub categories or "uncategorized article" categories – these types are not hidden.
To hide a category, add the template {{Wikipedia category|hidden=yes}}
to the category page (the template uses the magic word __HIDDENCAT__
). This also places the page in Category:Hidden categories.
A logged-in user may elect to view all hidden categories, by checking "Show hidden categories" on the "Appearance" tab of Preferences. Notice that "hidden" parent categories are never in fact hidden on category pages (although they are listed separately).
Hidden categories are listed at the bottom when previewing. All users of the desktop version can see hidden categories for a page by clicking "Page information" under "Tools" in the left pane, or by editing the whole page with the source editor.
Redirected categories
Do not create inter-category redirects. See Wikipedia:Categories for discussion#Redirecting categories for the policy, and Wikipedia:Redirect#Category redirects for the technical details.
Sort keys
Sort keys are sometimes needed to produce a correct ordering of member pages and subcategories on the category page. For the mechanics, see Sort order on the help page.
Categories of people are usually sorted by last name rather than first name, so "surname, forename" sort keys are used (as in "Washington, George"). There are many other rules for sorting people's names; for more information, see WP:NAMESORT.
Other sort key considerations (in no particular order):
- In English Wikipedia, sort order merges (ignores) case and diacritics. For example, "Baé", "Båf", "BaG" would be sorted in that order.
- The main article/s of a category, if existent, should get sorted with a space as key so that it/they appear at the very top of the category. Example:
[[Category:Example| ]]
Those articles are typically homonymous or at least synonymous to their category. Furthermore other general articles that are highly relevant to the category should be sorted with an asterisk as key so that they also appear at the top of a category but beneath the main article/s. Example:[[Category:Example|*]]
Those articles are typically called "History of example", "Types of example", "List of example" or similar. - Leading articles—a, an, and the—are one of the most common reasons for using sort keys, moving the article to the end of the key, as in {{DEFAULTSORT:Lady, The}}. Please also apply these sort keys to deliberate misspellings of these words—e.g. "da" or "tha" for "the", as well as foreign language articles, such as "el" or "der" (but beware of non-articles that have the same spelling, e.g. that translate as "at" or "one"). However, leading articles in foreign-language-derived names which are no longer translated in English are not subject to this rule; e.g. the sort key for El Paso should be {{DEFAULTSORT:El Paso}}.
- Spell out abbreviations and characters used in place of words so that they can be found easily in categories. E.g. the sort key for Mr. Bean should be {{DEFAULTSORT:Mister Bean}} and Dungeons & Dragons should be sorted {{DEFAULTSORT:Dungeons And Dragons}}. An exception is × as in Men's 4 × 100 metre relay. Use the letter x in this case.
- Hyphens, apostrophes and periods/full stops are the only punctuation marks that should be kept in sort values. All other punctuation marks should be removed. The only exception is the apostrophe in names beginning with O', which should be removed. For example, Eugene O'Neill is sorted {{DEFAULTSORT:Oneill, Eugene}}.
- Entries containing numbers sometimes need special sort keys to ensure proper numerical ordering. For example, IX comes before V in alphabetical order, so Pope John IX might have a sort key "John 9". Also note that numbers which include separators (such as commas or periods) will only have the part of the number before the first separator considered by the sorting algorithm. So 10,000 Maniacs might have a sort key "10000 Maniacs". It is important to stick to the same system for all similar entries in a given category.
- Systematic sort keys are also used in other categories where the logical sort order is not alphabetical (for example, individual month articles in year categories such as Category:2004 use sort keys like "*2004-04" for April). Again, such systems must be used consistently within a category.
- In some categories, sort keys are used to exclude prefixes that are common to all or many of the entries, or are considered unimportant (such as "List of" or "The"). For example, in Category:2004 the page 2004 in film would have the sort key "Film", and in Category:2004 in Canada the page 2004 Canadian federal budget would have the sort key "Federal Budget".
- Use a space as the sort key for a key article for the category. (Note: If the key article should not be a member, simply edit the category text itself to add it, perhaps using {{Cat main}}.)
- Use other sort keys beginning with a space (or an asterisk or a plus sign) for any "List of ..." and other pages that should appear after the key article and before the main alphabetical listings. The same technique is sometimes used to bring particular subcategories to the start of the list.
- To place entries after the main alphabetical list, use sort keys beginning with tilde ("~"). Several Greek letters are also used for specific purposes.
- "Σ" (capital sigma) is used to place stub categories at the end of subcategory lists. ("µ" (mu) was previously used, but the capital version "Μ" was confusing.)
- (The remaining letters in this list are all lower case.)
- "β" (beta, displays as capital, "Β") is for Wikipedia books.
- "ι" (iota, displays as "Ι") is for Wikipedia images.
- "ρ" (rho, displays as "Ρ") is for portals.
- "τ" (tau, displays as "Τ") is for templates.
- "ω" (omega, displays as "Ω") is for WikiProjects.
- Similar to the handling of Latin letters, if the sort key is or begins with a lower case Greek letter, then the capital Greek letter will be displayed in headings on category pages. Items whose sort keys begin with "β", "ι", "ρ", "Σ", "τ", or "ω" will appear beneath "Β" (capital beta), "Ι" (capital iota), "Ρ" (capital rho), "Σ" (capital sigma), "Τ" (capital tau), or "Ω" (capital omega) respectively. Several of these resemble Latin letters B, I, P etc., but they will sort after Z.
- If a page is to be given the same sort key in all or several of its categories, the
magic word can be used. Per WP:FOOTERS, this is placed just before the list of category declarations. Default sort keys are sometimes defined even where they do not seem necessary—when they are the same as the page name, for example—in order to prevent other editors or automated tools from trying to infer a different default.
Category tree organization
Categories are organized as overlapping "trees", formed by creating links between inter-related categories (in mathematics or computer science this structure is called a partially ordered set). Any category may contain (or "branch into") subcategories, and it is possible for a category to be a subcategory of more than one "parent" category. (A is said to be a parent category of B when B is a subcategory of A.) [3]
There is one top-level category, Category:Contents. All other categories are found below this. Hence every category apart from this top one must be a subcategory of at least one other category.
There are two main kinds of category:
- Topic categories are named after a topic (usually sharing a name with the Wikipedia article on that topic). For example, Category:France contains articles relating to the topic France.
- Set categories are named after a class (usually in the plural). For example, Category:Cities in France contains articles whose subjects are cities in France.
Sometimes, for convenience, the two types can be combined, to create a set-and-topic category (such as Category:Voivodeships of Poland, which contains articles about particular voivodeships as well as articles relating to voivodeships in general).
If logical membership of one category implies logical membership of a second (an is-a relationship), then the first category should be made a subcategory (directly or indirectly) of the second. For example, Cities in France is a subcategory of Populated places in France, which in turn is a subcategory of Geography of France.
Many subcategories have two or more parent categories. For example, Category:British writers should be in both Category:Writers by nationality and Category:British people by occupation. When making one category a subcategory of another, ensure that the members of the subcategory really can be expected (with possibly a few exceptions) to belong to the parent also. Category chains formed by parent–child relationships should never form closed loops;[4] that is, no category should be contained as a subcategory of one of its own subcategories. If two categories are closely related but are not in a subset relation, then links between them can be included in the text of the category pages.
Apart from certain exceptions (i.e. non-diffusing subcategories, see below), an article should be categorised as low down in the category hierarchy as possible, without duplication in parent categories above it. In other words, a page or category should rarely be placed in both a category and a subcategory or parent category (supercategory) of that category (unless the child category is non-diffusing – see below – or eponymous). For example, the article "Paris" need only be placed in "Category:Cities in France", not in both "Category:Cities in France" and "Category:Populated places in France". Because the first category (cities) is in the second category (populated places), readers are already given the information that Paris is a populated place in France by it being a city in France.
Sometimes proper subcategorization requires the creation of new categories.
Note also that as stub templates are for maintenance purposes, not user browsing (see #Wikipedia administrative categories above), they do not count as categorization for the purposes of Wikipedia's categorization policies. An article which has a "stubs" category on it must still be filed in the most appropriate content categories, even if one of them is a direct parent of the stubs category in question.
Diffusing large categories
Although there is no limit on the size of categories, a large category will often be broken down ("diffused") into smaller, more specific subcategories. For example, Category:Rivers of Europe is broken down by country into the subcategories Rivers of Albania, Rivers of Andorra, etc.
A category may be diffused using several coexisting schemes; for example, Category:Albums is broken down by artist, by date, by genre etc. Metacategories may be created as ways of organizing schemes of subcategories. For example, the subcategories called "Artistname albums" are not placed directly into Category:Albums, but into the metacategory Category:Albums by artist, which itself appears in Category:Albums.
It is possible for a category to be only partially diffused—some members are placed in subcategories, while others remain in the main category.
Information about how a category is diffused may be given on the category page. Categories which are intended to be fully broken down into subcategories can be marked with the {{catdiffuse}} template, which indicates that any pages which editors might add to the main category should be moved to the appropriate subcategories when sufficient information is available. (If the proper subcategory for an article does not exist yet, either create the subcategory or leave the article in the parent category for the time being.)
To suggest that a category is so large that it ought to be diffused into subcategories, you can add the {{verylarge}} template to the category page.
Non-diffusing subcategories
Not all subcategories serve the "diffusion" function described above; some are simply subsets which have some special characteristic of interest, such as Best Actor Academy Award winners as a subcategory of Film actors, Toll bridges in New York City as a subcategory of Bridges in New York City, and Musical films as a subcategory of Musicals. These are called non-diffusing subcategories. They provide an exception to the general rule that pages are not placed in both a category and its subcategory: there is no need to take pages out of the parent category purely because of their membership of a non-diffusing subcategory. (Of course, if the pages also belong to other subcategories that do cause diffusion, then they will not appear in the parent category directly.)
Non-diffusing subcategories should be identified with a template on the category page:
- The {{Non-diffusing subcategory}} templates should be used for sub-categories that are non-diffusing, like Category:American novelists of Asian descent.
- The {{All included}} can be used for categories where all child articles of a certain type are in the parent, like Category:Presidents of the United States or Category:Western Europe.
Subcategories defined by gender, ethnicity, religion, and sexuality should almost always be non-diffusing subcategories. The Wikipedia:Categorization/Ethnicity, gender, religion and sexuality categorization guideline outlines the rules on these categories in more detail.
Note that some categories can be non-diffusing on some parents, and diffusing on others. For example, Category:British women novelists is a non-diffusing sub-category of Category:British novelists, but it is a diffusing subcategory of Category:Women novelists by nationality.
Category cleanup templates
- Article with insufficient categories
{{Improve categories}} template indicates that the article needs additional or more specific categories. It is recommended that this template be placed at the bottom of the page, where readers will look for the categories.
- Article with too many categories
Use {{Recategorize}} template when there are too many categories. Put this template on the top of articles.
- Incorrect category
The {{Check category}} template can be used to flag a page that may be in the wrong category or which you believe may need adding to additional categories. It will add the page to Category:Category needs checking.
- Category unknown
If you're not sure where to categorise a particular page, add the {{uncategorized}} template to it, and other editors (such as those monitoring Wikipedia:WikiProject Categories/uncategorized) will help find appropriate categories for it.
See also
- Wikipedia:Categorization dos and don'ts (information page summarizing key points of this guideline)
- Wikipedia:Category suppression
- Wikipedia:WikiProject Categories
- m:Association of Categorist Wikipedians
- m:Help:Sorting
- Category:Wikipedia essays about categorization
- Wikipedia:FAQ/Categorization
- Help:Gadget-Cat-a-lot, script for moving subcategories between categories
For browsing
- Wikipedia:CatScan
- Wikipedia:Classification (category tree jumping)
- Wikipedia:Category intersection (ability to find articles that are in more than one category)
- Special:Categories (lists all existing categories alphabetically)
- Special:CategoryTree
- Category:Wikipedia categories
For maintenance
- Special:Mostlinkedcategories
- Special:Uncategorizedimages
- Special:Uncategorizedpages
- Special:Unusedcategories
- Special:Wantedcategories
- Wikipedia:Category combinatorics
- Wikipedia:Database reports#Categories
- Template:Category link with count
- ^ in prose, as opposed to a tabular or list form
- ^ phab:T4285
- ^ Mathematically speaking, this means that the system approximates a directed acyclic graph.
- ^ This condition can be formulated in terms of graph theory as follows: the directed graph that has the categories as vertices and the parent-child relationships as edges should be acyclic.


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Dreamworks (NASDAQ:DWA) is cheap (Forward consensus PE 13.6x, currently $16.96 near its 52 week low of 16.34). Given that they have just released a hit movie ("Puss in Boots"), this is highly unusual. When we invest in DWA, we are buying 1 thing – the creative team (Jeffery Katzenberg and William Damaschke).
Company Overview
- Short Company History
Dreamworks SKG was formed by Steven Spielberg, Jeffery Katzenberg and David Geffen. In 2004 Oct, Dreamworks Animation was spun off from the parent company.
- Management/ Ownership Structure
Currently, DWA is being run by Jeffery Katzenberg. Jeffrey Katzenberg, David Geffen and entities controlled by them own 100% of DWA's Class B common stock, representing approximately 13% of the company's common equity and approximately 69% of the total voting power of its common stock. Katzenberg has 269,796 options (from compensation plan) with a weighted average exercise price of $35.30. At least, Katzenberg has some incentive to raise the share price.
Bill Damaschke is head of Creative Production and Development. Bill has been with the company for 10 years. Bill has worked on Prince of Egypt, Shrek, Shrek 2 & Madagascar. He owns 332,301 shares. Kristine Belson is head of Development. She just joined the firm. Ann Daly is the Chief Operating Officer. Lewis Coleman is the CFO.
John Batter who was co-president of production has recently left to become CEO of MediaNavi.
In total, the Directors and executives own 69% of the company. I believe that this is sufficient incentive to ensure the creative team stays at DWA. The reason I belabor this point is because when we buy DWA stock, we are buying the creative team.
- Revenues – Revenues/ earnings for DWA are unstable because one cannot predict if the films produced are going to be hits or not. Also, revenues are highly dependent on the number of films DWA is able to produce in a year. They target 3 films per year. But in 2011, they were only able to produce 2 ("Kung Fu Panda 2" and "Puss in Boots"). Bear in mind that normally film studios produce 1 animated film every 18 to 36 months, so what DWA is pushing for is ambitious. The instability is offset by the fact that DWA is debt free.
- Distribution – DWA's distribution agreement with Paramount comes up for renewal in 2012. I suspect that the reason DWA is trading at 52 week lows is due to the uncertainty surrounding the renewal of the agreement. Currently, DWA pays Paramount 8% of box office and home video revenues to distribute and market its films.
DWA has 3 options here – renew with Paramount, find an alternative studio to distribute the films (Universal, Lions Gate etc. (LGF)) or setup its own distribution. Renewal with Paramount is difficult because Paramount is likely to want more than 8% of revenues and DWA wants to pay less. DWA's board has already said that renewing the theatrical and home-video distribution fee higher than 8% is out of the question. Furthermore, Paramount has announced that it is setting up its own animation division, which is targeted at making one $100m film per year. Paramount has now gone from distributor to competitor.
With regards to DWA setting up its own distribution network, that could be costly, as it only produces 2 to 3 films per year. Estimates on cost of distribution are around $235m per year if done independently.
Find an alternative distributor seems most likely. There are a few out there – the majors (Universal, Columbia), or a mini-major (Lionsgate). Distribution in the film business is a commodity. The true value is in the content. When DWA signed the contract with Paramount 7 years ago, DWA was an unknown with no track record of being able to deliver good animated films. Now DWA has a string of hits under its belt, there is no reason for it to pay more than the 8% of revenues that it currently pays. In fact, DWA should pay less if it negotiates with other distributors as it has a track record already.
For the TV distribution side, DWA recently signed a deal with Netflix. Revenues from this deal are unlikely to materialize until FY 13/14.
- Valuation – It is very difficult to figure out how much DWA's intrinsic value is because the value lies in the creative team. Currently, DWA is trading at about 10x average past 6 years earnings (P/E), 2x sales with no debt. Disney bought Pixar at 40x P/E and 21x sales.
- Conclusion - Ordinarily, I would not recommend buying a company that is so difficult to value. But here are the facts, we have a company that is trading near its 52 week lows that has produced 2 hit films this year. Why should this be so? It doesn't make any sense. Maybe it's time to buy some DWA.
Disclosure: I am long DWA.


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