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A Five-Point Safety Harness Has Been The Standard In Racing For Years. Would A Seven-Point System Protect You Better?
NASCAR Late Model Stock driver Nick Losito takes his safety inside the race car seriously. His car owner, Don, is also his father, and you can bet he takes Nick's safety even more seriously.
So when Nick took a hard hit against the retaining wall in one race and spent the next couple of days "speaking in a high-pitched voice," as Nick puts it, the two began researching different seat and harness combinations to see if they could improve Nick's well being.
Last season, Nick used a five-point harness system integrated into his aluminum racing seat. Five-point racing belts have been around for decades; they are widely accepted and do a good job of protecting race car drivers. But that doesn't mean the venerable five-point belt system is the only option out there. A five-point belt system utilizes two shoulder straps, two hip straps, and one antisubmarine strap (also known as a crotch strap), which all connect at a single buckle (in the same location on a driver as a belt buckle). Six-point harnesses, which replace the single antisubmarine strap with two inner leg straps, are also gaining popularity because they can help reduce the dreaded "crotch strap up the middle" injury to male drivers.
Another option is the one the Lositos chose. For the '07 season, Nick is testing a seven-point belt system produced by Hooker Harness. A seven-point system utilizes both an antisubmarine strap as well as two inner leg straps, which Hooker Harness calls "dual substraps." The inner leg straps control the pelvis to keep the body's midpoint better locked into the seat, while the antisubmarine strap is still there to keep the driver from sliding out the bottom of the seat in the event of a frontal impact. The combination of the inner leg straps and the antisubmarine strap should lessen the chances of the harness injuring a driver during a wreck.
Hooker Harness is a relatively new name in stock car racing, but the company has been around for years, primarily serving aerobatic pilots. "The seven-point system is useful because the dual substraps help to lock the pelvis in place," explains Hooker Harness' Scott McPhillips. "Then your body doesn't have the inertia that lifts it out of the seat. It cannot gather that energy before it hits the rest of the harness and it doesn't shock load the body. Without that little bit of movement, it doesn't give you as hard a hit on your body.
"When properly installed, the dual substraps help do a better job of keeping the driver's body in position, which is its main purpose. But it also helps by taking some of the slack out of the belt system and controlling some of your movement better."
The general idea is that by using extra straps you can do a better job of holding the driver's body inside the seat. During a crash, the energy generated can create lots of inertia for every fraction of an inch the driver's body is allowed to move. Since the human body pivots at the waist, using two straps to lock the pelvis into place better also helps the shoulder straps protect the driver's torso. McPhillips also says that, when positioned perfectly, the dual substraps make the antisubmarine belt redundant. But that "perfect" placement is a little bit different for every driver, so using both straps only offers additional protection.
As this article went to press, the '07 racing season was just getting underway and Nick Losito had yet to take a hard hit with his new belt system in place. We hope he doesn't have to personally find out if this seven-point system offers better protection from a wreck. He is confident he is doing all he can to make racing as safe as it is fun.
The hip belts should mount to the lower bars of the rollcage, not the seat itself, since the hip and shoulder straps absorb the majority of the energy in an impact. The inner leg straps are only a supplemental system.
Here, you can see how the shoulder straps attach to the bar, approximately level with the top of the driver's shoulders. This is the best angle to keep a driver's shoulders from sliding forward or down in the event of an impact.
Another view showing how the inner leg straps (red) are located in the race seat in comparison to the antisubmarine belt.
Losito uses a HANS Device. After entering the car and making himself comfortable in the Butler Built aluminum racing seat, he slides the HANS Device over his shoulders (he's able to put his helmet on inside the car) and positions the shoulder straps over the HANS.
The hip straps are the first to be buckled into place. In addition to the seven-point belt system, Losito is also experimenting with a cam-buckle system for 2007 instead of the traditional latch.
The inner leg straps wrap across the inside of each leg, then run through a ring on the hip belt before sliding the loop on the end of each strap over the buckle on the end of each shoulder strap.
Since the inner leg strap slides over the buckle of the shoulder strap, when the shoulder strap is buckled into position, the leg strap is, too. Lastly, the antisubmarine strap is clicked into place on the cam lock. Losito tightens all the belts down, straps on his helmet, and is ready to race.


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- Born in Illinois, Darrell Bush enjoyed hunting and fishing with his family as a child, spending much of his free time outdoors. Subsequenty, Bush's first paintings as a teenager were landscapes and nature scenes.
In 1984, after graduating with a bachelor of fine arts degree in commercial art from Northern Illinois University, Bush moved to Minnesota and worked as a commercial illustrator for five years. "it was during this time I began pursuing a second career: my true love, wildlife art," he said. In 1987, Bush won his first major award: the Idaho Upland Game Stamp. In 1990, Bush became a full-time artist.
U.S. Art named Bush among America's Top 12 Most Popular Artists in 1995 and 1996, the results of annual surveys. The same publication also named him a Rising Star in 1995. He received international recognition when he was chosen as an artist for the September, 1996 Wonders of Nature exhibit in Hong Kong. Bush's work has also been juried into many fine art shows where he has received several "Best of Show" awards.
Accomplishments in the young artist's career include being named Artist of the Year for the 1997 Wildlife, Western and Americana Art Exhibit and Sale. He has completed several conservation projects including the 1996 National Fish and Wildlife Print and several state hunting stamps and prints. With a total of nine fund-raising prints, several of which have been commissioned by Ducks Unlimited, the artist remains an active member of The National Audubon Society and Ducks Unlimited.
The publications Wildlife Art, U.S. Art, Midwest Today, Minnesota Waterfowler, and Grander Mountain have all featured Bush's art.

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Every week we get Down & Dirty, in which Nozlee Samadzadeh breaks down our favorite seasonal fruits, vegetables, and more by the numbers.
The last time we talked about potatoes, Marian Bull helped us figure out how to match recipes to the potatoes that suit them best -- starchy Russets for mashing, waxy red potatoes for salads, and more. Today we're digging underground to learn even more about the potato: we'll talk about how they're actually the stems of the plant, what exactly a potato fruit looks like, and what it really means when their skin turns green after storage.
Potatoes were first domesticated thousands of years ago -- believe it or not, research shows that over 99% of all modern-day potato cultivars can be traced directly to a few varieties that once grew in southern Chile. That's right: although we associate the tuber with Ireland's potato blight and Russia's vodka, potatoes originated in the Andes of South America.
1. Russet: First grown in Massachusetts in the 1870s as the Burbank potato (named for its creator, the botanist Luther Burbank), the potato later developed the russeted skin that gives it its name. ("Russeting" is a harmless condition that causes microscopic cracks in a vegetable's skin -- apples and pears can also develop it.) With moderate levels of starch and sugar, white-yellow flesh, a very regular size, a reliable growing cycle, and and a long storage life, russets are the standard by which other potatoes are measured. So many are grown in Idaho that they're often sold as "Idaho potatoes," and they're by far the most popular choice for fast-food french fries.
2. Red: In contrast to the oblong russets, red potato varieties are generally round, with irregular "eye" placement, smooth skin, and white flesh. Often described as "waxy" for their lower starch content, they maintain their shapes when boiled and develop creamy, soft insides. However, they won't crisp as well as higher-starch potatoes -- save these for salads and soups instead of roasting.
3. Blue/Purple: With their color coming from (you guessed it) anthocyanins, blue and purple potatoes are as gorgeous as they are delicious, with both starchy and waxy varieties available. Their color is a practical concern: millennia ago, their ancestors grew on high Andean mountainsides with direct exposure to sunlight -- and as we'll discuss later, sunlight causes higher levels of toxic solanine in potatoes. The dark skin and flesh of purple and blue potatoes acts as a natural shade from the sun. Who said that beauty was just skin deep?
4. Fingerling: Small in size with smooth skin and a skinny, stubby shape, fingerlings are different from new potatoes, which are simply picked before they reach full maturity. The three most common cultivars of fingerling are Russian Banana, a creamy, fully-flavored, richly yellow potato; French fingerling, with its rosy pink skin; and Purple Peruvian, a South American heirloom variety.
And that's not all -- since their domestication, hundreds of potato cultivars have been bred in all shapes, sizes, and colors all over the world. Yukon Gold is another common variety, developed in Canada in the 1960s as a perfect cross between waxy and starchy potatoes. Nowadays, winter farmers' markets are your best bet for unusual potato types, with names like Amandine, Jersey Royal, and Adirondack Blue -- for fun, buy a few of every type and run a taste test to see which you like best.
5. Color Changers: When exposed to air, potato flesh quickly oxidizes, changing color from white to red-orange to brown-purple, then finally to an unappetizing black. While oxidization in no way affects the taste or nutrition of the plant, it sure is ugly. (For a much more scientific breakdown of the process, you can turn to Potato Science and Technology by G. Lisinska and W. Leszczynski.) Soaking cut potatoes in water is the easiest way to avoid this -- just make sure you dry them well if you'll be roasting or frying them afterward.
6. Taste the Rainbow: The pigments that tint blue, purple, and pink potatoes are sensitive to pH values. Acidic dressings tend to intensify their colors, while rough-and-tumble boiling can turn both blue and purple to grey. Try steaming or roasting colored potatoes if you want to keep their colors bright.
7. How Potatoes are Made: As we learned when Amy Pennington taught us to grow potatoes in bags, potatoes are actually the stems of the plant, not the root. Even more technically, they are called tuberous stolons, stems that grow just above the soil and form new plants. The dimples that dot a potato's surface, called "eyes," are cut apart and planted to grow new potato plants -- sprouts grow from the eyes, forming new stolons in their wake.
Interested in growing your own potatoes, in bags or not? You'll need to buy "seed potatoes," grown from special varieties that are guaranteed to be disease-free, at a nursery -- the potatoes you buy in grocery stores have been cured and treated such that they either won't sprout or will yield poorly. So if a potato is a stem, what is the fruit of the potato plant? Not all varieties produce fruit, but when they do they look like tiny purple-black tomatoes. (No surprise here: potatoes and tomatoes are both in the Nightshade family.) While the fruit can be processed to yield true potato seeds (calling potato eyes "seeds" is a misnomer), the fruit themselves are toxic, with high amounts of solanine.
As potato stolons grow, it becomes necessary to pile soil around their leaves and stems to shield them from the sun, a process called "hilling." The topmost leaves will continue to distribute sunshine to the underground portions, allowing the potatoes to grow without developing toxicity. When the leaves and flowers begin to die back (fun fact! potato flowers generally correspond to the potatoes' color of white, yellow, pink, or purple), it's time for harvest -- farmers use special wide-toothed rakes or spades to safely dig into the potato hills without damaging the tubers themselves. Because their skin is still fragile, they must be further processed if they're to be stored long-term. This is done by curing them in a cool, dark, ventilated environment that dries the potatoes' skin into a protective layer over their moist flesh.
Finally, you may have noticed green-tinted skin on the surface of potatoes that have been stored for too long. This is the result of exposure to sunlight causing chlorophyll development, which is also linked to the formation of toxic solanine. Unfortunately, the solanine develops throughout the potato's flesh and not just in the green portions, so you can't just trim them away -- if a potato looks a little too green around the gills, throw it out to be safe.
As we've learned today, potatoes are anything but boring. With their endless dress-up, dress-down versatility -- from classic gratin to homey, satisfying mashes -- it's no surprise that potatoes are one of the most popular crops in the world, spanning time, culture, and cuisine.
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The Houston Astros have signed free agent right-handed pitcher Chad Qualls to a two-year contract, which includes a club option for the 2016 season. The announcement was made by Astros General Manager Jeff Luhnow.
Qualls, 35, went 5-2 with a 2.61 ERA (18ER/62IP) in 66 relief appearances for Miami last season. He induced 11 double play balls, which ranked tied for third among National League relievers, and ranked fifth in the NL in ground ball percentage (77.7%). Qualls has now made 50 or more appearances in nine consecutive seasons (2005-13) and since his debut in 2004, ranks second among all Major League relievers with 663 career appearances.
"Improving our bullpen is a top priority this offseason," said Luhnow. "Bringing Chad back to Houston is a big step in that direction."
Qualls returns to Houston, the organization that drafted him in the second round of the 2000 draft. He worked his way up the minors and pitched parts of four seasons for the Astros (2004-07). Over his first two campaigns (2004-05), he was an integral part of the Astros bullpen that carried the club to a National League Championship series in 2004 and a World Series appearance in 2005. Qualls made three appearances in the 2005 World Series, allowing just one run in 5.1 innings pitched (1.69 ERA). Overall as an Astro, he made 262 appearances and owns a 23-12 record with six saves and a 3.39 ERA (107ER/284IP).
Qualls has pitched for eight different organizations in his career, including time with Houston (2004-07), Arizona (2008-10), Tampa Bay (2010), San Diego (2011), Philadelphia (2012), New York-AL (2012), Pittsburgh (2012) and Miami (2013). In his 663 career appearances, Qualls has gone 45-37 with 51 saves and a 3.79 ERA (277ER/657.1IP).
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Fresh off his near-miss (0.22 percent! So close!) in the Deadspin Hall of Fame balloting, Lawyerin' Joe Amendola was back in a Bellefonte, Pa., courtroom this morning on behalf of convicted pedophile Jerry Sandusky. It was Sandusky's first time in front of a judge since he was sentenced in October, and he was all smiles as he entered the courtroom, because of course he was. Lawyerin' Joe had already made it known that the basis of the appeal would be his own incompetence. And today, it was Lawyerin' Joe who took the stand in Sandusky's attempt to make the case that his trial was unfair. The hearing was brief and the judge made no decision. But how'd it go?
Here's the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette:
Norris Gelman, an attorney for Sandusky, told the court that trial attorney Joe Amendola was essentially "driving blind."
He was? Really? We had no idea.
On cross-examination, prosecutors asked Mr. Amendola if he could name a single document he has since reviewed that would have changed his approach at trial.
He said he could not.
Great strategy. Even before the trial, Amendola had argued he didn't have enough time to prepare. Too many victims, too many documents to sift through, too little time. Oh, right. About those documents:
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Barcelona unveiled Suarez on Tuesday, an event delayed for over five weeks since his transfer from Liverpool due to his latest suspension for biting an opponent at the World Cup.
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The History of Love
by Nicole Krauss
At the heart of The History of Love is another book, also entitled The History of Love, written in Poland by young Leo Gursky for his beloved, Alma, the central figure in his book. When WWII breaks out, Alma leaves for New York, escaping the impending Holocaust, while Leo entrusts his manuscript to a friend and survives by hiding in forests and cellars.
Sixty years later in New York, elderly Leo Gursky's greatest fear is of dying unnoticed, a fate he tries to fend off through such desperate acts as scattering coins in public and working as a nude model. His story combines pathos and humor, poetic flights and down-to-earth bodily concerns, and becomes interwoven with that of 14-year-ol Alma Singer, anxious about her Messiah-obsessed younger brother and her lonely, recently-widowed mother. Alma's name is no coincidence, but is bound up with the story of the original Alma and the lost manuscript.
Language and its limitations and writing are recurring themes in the novel. Leo resumes writing after 57 years; Alma keeps a journal, her brother a diary; her mother is a translator; the older Alma's son is a writer. The novel's imaginative twists and turns showcase the power of the written word, creating a world where fiction and reality are intertwined with the tenuous but enduring strands of love.
For On the Same Page, the Library has purchased the 2006 paperback edition of The History of Love published by W.W. Norton. It is also available at the Library in hardcover, in Large Print format, as a downloadable audiobook, and as a talking book in CD and audiocassette formats.
About the Author
Born in New York and brought up on Long Island, N.Y., Nicole Krauss, whose father was a surgeon, was very interested in science as a child, collecting insects and rocks and performing various experiments. Her ear for language may derive from her diverse family background — her grandparents hailed from Hungary, Poland, Germany, and Russia. Her mother was brought up in London and her father in Israel and New York. Krauss's great-grandparents died in concentration camps, her great-uncles in work camps and her great-aunt, for whom she was named, in the Warsaw ghetto. Krauss was a published poet by age 19 and was a finalist for the Yale Younger Poet's Prize. Her poems have been published in the Paris Review, Ploughshares and Doubletake. She is a graduate of Stanford University and Oxford University, as well as London's Courtauld Institute. When her first novel, Man Walks into a Room, was published, Krauss was hailed by Esquire Magazine as "one of America's best young writers" and her novel (a finalist for the Los Angeles Times Book Award) as "one of the most impressive debuts of 2002." Her highly-acclaimed second novel, The History of Love, is being made into a movie by the director of Y Tu Mamá También and Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. Krauss lives in Brooklyn with her novelist husband, Jonathan Safran Foer.
Of Related Interest
- Kachka, Boris. Bio Hazards, New York Magazine, 5/16/05. Book review and interview with the author.
- Krauss, Nicole. Bold Type. Online essay about the author and her family.
- McGruder, Krista. Nicole Krauss…Novelist…Poet. Krista McGruder Interviews Nicole Krauss.
- Wood, Gaby. Have a Heart. The Observer, 5/15/05.
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"This is wrong, all wrong. Murder. All rot and black. This will not be forgiven," muses Misty Day in the opening sequence of this episode of "American Horror Story: Coven.""Boy Parts" deals with themes of life, death and the longing deep within all of us to feel as though we're not alone; it did so, of course, in the campy, schlocky way that "American Horror Story" deals with everything.
It seems that Misty, back from the dead after being burned at the stake last week, has something of a soft spot for gators -- she brings one back to life and has it drag its killers into a Louisiana swamp for lunch. This is our first real introduction to the Misty character, whose entrance music is Stevie Nicks' "Edge of Seventeen." The song was played on this side of the fourth wall, but I had fun pretending that the last thing the gator killers heard was that song.
At witch school, Madison, tender soul that she is, apologizes for killing Zoe's boyfriend of 12 minutes in the bus-flipping incident. "Look, for the sake of peace among roommates, I'm sorry I killed your boy candy, OK?" she solemnly offers. Aw. Down the hall, Fiona struggles to hide the fact that she has Delphine held captive.
The morning group meeting at the school is interrupted by a visit from the police, who want to question Zoe and Madison in connection with the bus flip. Zoe spills the whole truth, which requires some quick work from Fiona. She spits in some water and has the police drink it, which wipes their memories. She then orders them to turn over any information they have on the girls, which they do
Fiona reads Zoe and Madison the riot act. She tells them they need to close ranks when interlopers come snooping around, and that the only thing that they should fear is her. I'm afraid of her.
As a way to thank Zoe for killing the frat boy that raped her, Madison takes her to the morgue to resurrect her boyfriend, Kyle. Thankfully, like "Dexter's" Miami, "Coven's" New Orleans is a city without alarm systems; it only takes picking a simple lock to break into the morgue.
Once inside, in the middle of a collection of dead bodies, Madison has a suggestion: "We take the best boy parts, we attach them to Kyle's head, and we build the perfect boyfriend." Like Build-A-Bear? This show is insane.
Right after that wildly improbable scene in the morgue, we are transported to Cordelia's doctor's office, where we learn that she has a husband named Hank, and that they have been trying to have a baby. Cordelia refuses to use magic to help things along, because she doesn't want to fool around with matters of life and death the way that her mother does. She will change her mind a bit later, as she and Hank have some magic sex that involves fire, snake eggs and black powder. I'd like to keep writing these recaps for a while, so I'll ask you to go ahead and write your own jokes in this instance.
"I imagine you're a bit peckish after spending 180 years buried in a hole," Fiona says to Delphine; in the next scene, she offers her some fried chicken. We get some more of Delphine's back story here. Back in 1834, Marie killed Delphine's family in retaliation for cutting out her boyfriend's pancreas and turning him into a minotaur. It seems only fair, really.
"Did we just marry the devil? 'Cause I don't know if I'm down with that," says Zoe, as she and Madison cast their resurrection spell in the morgue. They slice and sew together Kyle's boy parts and chant, but the old Hulk Hogan arm-raise reveals that their spell hasn't worked yet. It isn't until Zoe seals it with a kiss that Kyle lurches back to life.
Fiona pays Marie a visit. It seems that Marie has reinvented herself as a salon owner in this lifetime. They engage in some verbal sparring, which gives Angela Bassett and Jessica Lange a welcome opportunity to show off their acting chops. Fiona is prepared to offer Delphine to Marie, in exchange for the secret to her immortality. She leaves without a deal, which works out for her, because back at the school, Nan has set Delphine free.
"Mother Nature has an answer for everything. Healed me when I was burned alive," says Misty, as she pastes Kyle together with alligator dung and moss. As Zoe tries to spirit Kyle away from the morgue in a stolen car, Misty appears in the back seat and decides to provide Zoe with a bit of guidance. Zoe's magic guided her to the morgue, Misty says, so she takes Kyle and Zoe back to her swamp.
She plays some Fleetwood Mac for Zoe and gives her a Stevie Nicks history lesson. Misty is glad to meet another witch; she doesn't feel alone any more. Zoe has to get back to the school, but Misty offers to let Kyle stay with her. She promises that she will heal him, which hopefully for that poor guy means he'll be able to speak again at some point, and he won't spend the rest of the season grunting.
As it turns out, Delphine doesn't go far once she is freed -- she goes back to her old house and is appalled that it has been turned into a historic landmark. Fiona catches up with her there. They shoot the bull for a while, as Delphine bemoans the loss of her daughters, even the one who "had the face of a damn hippo." She loved them in her own way, she says.
"Maybe it's better," Fiona says of Delphine's daughters' deaths. "At least in death you can't disappoint the ones you love." They walk off together, understanding each other a little better. but make no mistake, Fiona holds all the power here.
Fiona needs Delphine to get Marie to give her the secret to immortality. Marie and her minotaur lover, who we learn is also still alive, will want to settle their old score with Delphine.
It's going to be wild.


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Decision curve analysis is a simple method for evaluating prediction models, diagnostic tests, and molecular markers.
The method was first published as:
Vickers AJ, Elkin EB. Decision curve analysis: a novel method for evaluating prediction models. Medical Decision Making. 2006 Nov-Dec;26(6):565-74.
A subsequent discussion paper gives some further details about the method:
Steyerberg EW, Vickers AJ. Decision curve analysis: a discussion. Medical Decision Making. 2008 Jan-Feb;28(1):146-9.
A paper describing various extensions to decision curve analysis, such as application to survival time data, is:
Vickers AJ, Cronin AM, Elkin EB, Gonen M. BMC Medical Informatics and Decision Making. 2008 Nov 26;8(1):53. Extensions to decision curve analysis, a novel method for evaluating diagnostic tests, prediction models and molecular markers.
For more on the theoretical background of decision curve analysis, see:
Vickers AJ. Decision analysis for the evaluation of diagnostic tests, prediction models and molecular markers. Am Stat. 2008;62(4):314-320.
Baker SG, Cook NR, Vickers A, Kramer BS. Using relative utility curves to evaluate risk prediction. J R Stat Soc Ser A Stat Soc. 2009 Oct 1;172(4):729-748.
Steyerberg EW, Vickers AJ, Cook NR, Gerds T, Gonen M, Obuchowski N, Pencina MJ, Kattan MW. Assessing the performance of prediction models: a framework for traditional and novel measures. Epidemiology. 2010 Jan;21(1):128-38.
Vickers AJ, Cronin AM. Traditional statistical methods for evaluating prediction models are uninformative as to clinical value: towards a decision analytic framework. Semin Oncol. 2010 Feb;37(1):31-8.
Two papers that extend decision curve analysis to issues of treatment response are:
Vickers AJ, Kattan MW, Daniel S. Method for evaluating prediction models that apply the results of randomized trials to individual patients. Trials. 2007;8:14
Vickers AJ, Kramer BS, Baker SG. Selecting patients for randomized trials: a systematic approach based on risk group. Trials. 2006;7:30.
Editorials recommending decision curve analysis have been published in several major journals.
Kerr KF, Brown MD, Zhu K, Janes H. Assessing the Clinical Impact of Risk Prediction Models With Decision Curves: Guidance for Correct Interpretation and Appropriate Use. J Clin Oncol. 2016 Jul 20;34(21):2534-40. doi: 10.1200/JCO.2015.65.5654.
Vickers AJ, Van Calster B, Steyerberg EW. Net benefit approaches to the evaluation of prediction models, molecular markers, and diagnostic tests. BMJ. 2016 Jan 25;352:i6. doi: 10.1136/bmj.i6.
Fitzgerald M, Saville BR, Lewis RJ. Decision curve analysis. JAMA. 2015 Jan 27;313(4):409-10. doi: 10.1001/jama.2015.37.
Localio AR, Goodman S. Beyond the usual prediction accuracy metrics: reporting results for clinical decision making. Ann Intern Med. 2012 Aug 21;157(4):294-5. doi: 10.7326/0003-4819-157-4-201208210-00014.
Statistical Code for Running Decision Curve Analysis
A tutorial for running decision curve analysis using Stata, R and SAS takes the reader step by step through doing a basic decision curve analysis, including formatting the graph, interpreting the results and saving the output (download PDF ). Also included are instructions on: showing net reduction in interventions; evaluation of joint or conditional tests; evaluation of published models; application to censored data, including competing risk.
The zip file contains the data sets, Stata code, and R code used in the tutorial (download Decision Curve Analysis tutorial.zip). The example data sets used are provided as text, CSV, Stata, and R format.


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A beautiful watch movement is engineered art – and like art, some examples are more prized than others. Among pre-1969 watches, the manually wound Valjoux 72 reigns. As the first modular movement – watchmakers could swap in their own parts to make it unique – it was used in such classics as the Heuer Carrera and the so-called Rolex Pre-Daytona. Other watch companies rolled their own movements: The Omega Caliber 321, Longines 13ZN, and Breguet Flyback all make vintage collectors' hearts flutter. In 1969 a group including Heuer, Breitling, and Hamilton co-created the first automatic chronograph movement (dubbed "Chronomatic" by Hamilton and Breitling; "Caliber 11" by Heuer). That same year Zenith debuted its own auto-chrono, the El Primero. All of these movements are both precise and highly desirable.
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A Numerical Method for Computing Asymptotic States and Outgoing Distributions for Kinetic Linear Half-Space Problems (1994)
Linear half-space problems can be used to solve domain decomposition problems between Boltzmann and aerodynamic equations. A new fast numerical method computing the asymptotic states and outgoing distributions for a linearized BGK half-space problem is presented. Relations with the so-called variational methods are discussed. In particular, we stress the connection between these methods and Chapman-Enskog type expansions.
In this paper the kinetic model for vehicular traffic developed in [3,4] is considered and theoretical results for the space homogeneous kinetic equation are presented. Existence and uniqueness results for the time dependent equation are stated. An investigation of the stationary equation leads to a boundary value problem for an ordinary differential equation. Existence of the solution and some properties are proved. A numerical investigation of the stationary equation is included.
Discretizations for the Incompressible Navier-Stokes Equations based on the Lattice Boltzmann Method (1999)
A discrete velocity model with spatial and velocity discretization based on a lattice Boltzmann method is considered in the low Mach number limit. A uniform numerical scheme for this model is investigated. In the limit, the scheme reduces to a finite difference scheme for the incompressible Navier-Stokes equation which is a projection method with a second order spatial discretization on a regular grid. The discretization is analyzed and the method is compared to Chorin's original spatial discretization. Numerical results supporting the analytical statements are presented.
Asymptotic-Induced Domain Decomposition Methods for Kinetic and Drift Diffusion Semiconductor Equations (1995)
This paper deals with domain decomposition methods for kinetic and drift diffusion semiconductor equations. In particular accurate coupling conditions at the interface between the kinetic and drift diffusion domain are given. The cases of slight and strong nonequilibrium situations at the interface are considered and some numerical examples are shown.
Convergence of Alternating Domain Decomposition Schemes for Kinetic and Aerodynamic Equations (1994)
A nonequilibrium situation governed by kinetic equations with strongly contrasted Knudsen numbers in different subdomains is discussed. We consider a domain decomposition problem for Boltzmann- and Euler equations, establish the correct coupling conditions and prove the validity of the obtained coupled solution. Moreover numerical examples comparing different types of coupling conditions are presented.
We consider the numerical computation of nonlinear functionals of distribution functions approximated by point measures. Two methods are described and estimates for the speed of convergence as the number of points tends to infinity are given. Moreover numerical results for the entropy functional are presented.


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Software is eating the world. Companies that were not previously in the technology space now find themselves competing with Google and Amazon on speed of innovation. As the innovation cycle accelerates, companies must embrace rapid and constant change to both applications and their infrastructure, and find a way to deliver speed and agility of development without sacrificing reliability or efficiency of operations.
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In her Day 2 Keynote DevOps Summit, Victoria Livschitz, CEO of Qubell, will discuss how IT organizations can automate just-in-time assembly of application environments - each built for a specific purpose with the right infrastructure, components, service, data and tools - and deliver this automation to developers as a self-service. Victoria's keynote will include remarks by Kira Makagon, EVP of Innovation at RingCentral, and Ratnakar Lavu, EVP of Digital Technology at Kohl's.
Speaker Bio:
Victoria Livschitz is a serial entrepreneur, technologist and trailblazer. She founded Qubell to enable online retailers to win in rapidly changing markets by transforming their software development and operations organizations to agile software factories. Prior to Qubell, she founded Grid Dynamics, a successful and provider of innovative technology solutions for digital retailers. Grid Dynamics has pioneered the use of the cloud to accelerate application development and improve software quality for tier-1 retailers. Before becoming an entrepreneur, Victoria has spent ten years at Sun as principal scientist and chief architect; she has received numerous patents in distributed systems and technology achievement awards.
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The widespread success of cloud computing is driving the DevOps revolution in enterprise IT. Now as never before, development teams must communicate and collaborate in a dynamic, 24/7/365 environment. There is no time to wait for long development cycles that produce software that is obsolete at launch. DevOps may be disruptive, but it is essential.
The DevOps Summit at Cloud Expo--to be held November 4-6 at the Santa Clara Convention Center in the heart of Silicon Valley--will expand the DevOps community, enable a wide sharing of knowledge, and educate delegates and technology providers alike. Recent research has shown that DevOps dramatically reduces development time, the amount of enterprise IT professionals put out fires, and support time generally. Time spent on infrastructure development is significantly increased, and DevOps practitioners report more software releases and higher quality.
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Born out of proven success in agile development, cloud computing, and process automation, DevOps is a macro trend you cannot afford to miss. In this DevOps Summit Power Panel on June 9 at our New York City studio, moderated by Andi Mann, DevOps Summit conference chair and VP of Strategic Solutions at CA Technologies, JP Morgenthal, Director of Cloud Computing Practice at Perficient, Inc., Gordon Haff, Cloud Evangelist at Red Hat; Larry Carvalho, Cloud Expo Tech Chair and Research Manager & Lead Analyst, Platform as a Service at IDC; and John Willis, VP of Customer Enablement for Stateless Networks; discussed how DevOps is changing the way IT works, how businesses interact with customers, and how organizations are buying, building, and delivering software.
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The textured-hair category is inarguably the hottest in the haircare space today. This has been driven by the proliferation of founder brands started by curly and coily consumers and savvy consumers who increasingly want products specifically for their texture type. This trend is underscored by the latest insights from NaturallyCurly's 2018 TextureTrends report, released today. According to the 2018 TextureTrends Report, more than 80 percent of women with curly and coily hair say they purcha...
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The platform combines the strengths of Singtel's extensive, intelligent network capabilities with Microsoft's cloud expertise to create a unique solution that sets new standards for IoT applications," said Mr Diomedes Kastanis, Head of IoT at Singtel. "Our solution provides speed, transparency and flexibility, paving the way for a more pervasive use of IoT to accelerate enterprises' digitalisation efforts. AI-powered intelligent connectivity over Microsoft Azure will be the fastest connected pat...
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At CloudEXPO Silicon Valley, June 24-26, 2019, Digital Transformation (DX) is a major focus with expanded DevOpsSUMMIT and FinTechEXPO programs within the DXWorldEXPO agenda. Successful transformation requires a laser focus on being data-driven and on using all the tools available that enable transformation if they plan to survive over the long term. A total of 88% of Fortune 500 companies from a generation ago are now out of business. Only 12% still survive. Similar percentages are found throug...
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We asked students from all over the world to come up with innovative uses of technology that would make the world a better place. They stepped up to the challenge, and the Imagine Cup US 2012 competition was on.
Imagine Cup is a global technology competition, enabling students worldwide to use technology to transform the world we live in. Every year, the Imagine Cup inspires eager students to shine, developing skills that will power their futures, and applying what they have learned to make a positive impact in the world and build a brighter future.
Last year, over 325,000 students participated in Imagine Cup. Today, 22 teams from across the country have made it to the Imagine Cup US finals, developing solutions and providing awareness to issues that address environmental stewardship, the worldwide obesity epidemic, and the plight of children in war-torn Africa.
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Well, it took us a little longer to get everything together, but I would like to invite everyone to the first FamilyHistoryLive.com Hispanic genealogy conference. I'm excited to try this newer technology to see if we can reach a wider audience. Please join us...it will be a learning experience for all. Here are some of the details...did I mention that it's free?
When: 12 Jan 2007 10am to 2pm (Mountain Standard Time)
Where: Any computer with internet connection. You will need to download a viewer, which can be done by going to http://www.familyhistoryliveonline.com and clicking on the download viewer option located in the bottom right hand corner of your screen. The link will actually download a PDF file with instructions on it. The PDF file will also have the link where you will download the viewer. If you have questions about downloading the viewer and how the conference will work you can visit the site Sunday (Jan 6) at 7pm and Jonathan Walker will help you out. You can also contact Jonathan via email at: firstname.lastname@example.com
What: At least 6 classes will be offered on Hispanic genealogy research topics. I will be teaching: a) El Censo-guia de Archivos - b) Registros de Inmigracion de Espana - and possibly c) FamilySearch Indexing en Espanol (may be taught by someone else). Other classes will inlcude basic Hispanic research classes (visit website for more information).
For more details please visit the Familyhistoryliveonline.com website. They tell me that the Spanish page will be translated by the end of this week, and all the details on the conference will be available. Hopefully all will be able to attend...remember the more that participate the more likely there will be similar conferences and/or classes on the same topic.
If you have any questions let me know by posting comments at the end of this post, or email Jonathan. Please tell others about the conference...all are welcome to participate!!


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Gravitational optics is very different from quantum optics, if by the latter you mean the quantum effects of interaction between light and matter. There are three crucial differences I can think of:
We can always detect uniform motion with respect to a medium by a positive result to a Michelson...
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I have never used the app for this site, but if you ask a question on a mobile phone, there is no homework guidance box, as there is on the full site, due to screen size limitations.
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Why were the SI unit prefixes, i.e.
\mathrm{giga} && 10^9 \\
\mathrm{mega} && 10^6 \\
\mathrm{kilo} && 10^3 \\
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If two vectors $\vec{A} =A_x\hat{i} + A_y \hat{j} + A_z \hat{k}$ and
$\vec{B} =B_x\hat{i} + B_y \hat{j} + B_z \hat{k}$, have angle $\theta$ between them then the dot product (scalar product) of $\vec{A}$ and $\vec{B}$ is
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The "Before" image on the left shows how the CC's Association website used to look on a mobile phone. As you can see, the website was tiny, making it impractical to navigate and get information from. The "After" image on the right shows how the CC's Association website currently looks on a mobile phone. Users can now easily browse the site and find the information they are looking for.
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What happened to the Horadric Cube after Diablo 2? Is it lost forever? Is there a chance to find such a rare item again or has Blizzard said nothing about its disappearance?
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I'm trying to find if Blizzard did anything for a main story item transition from Diablo 2 to Diablo 3 here. If there are any small pieces of information you could find it would be greatly appreciated.


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