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Usually I am not one for my favorite books made into movies but for some reason, this book had such vivid imagery (the small town right after World War II) that I really would like to see it made into a movie. I agree that the female lead would be much more difficult to cast.
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I think it would be very difficult to make this book into a movie because so much is the writing. His style is so distinctive and, for me, it really captivated me and made me want to keep reading. He sets a mood and atmosphere that would be hard to replicate on film.
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The company did not say when it expects to go public, how many shares it might sell, or an expected price range for the offering. However the company said it recently declared a special dividend of $49.9 million and said it intends to use the proceeds of the IPO to pay that dividend. Potbelly proposes that its shares will trade on the Nasdaq Global Select Market under the ticker symbol "PBPB."
The underwriters of the planned IPO are BofA Merrill Lynch, Goldman Sachs, Robert W. Baird, William Blair, and Piper Jaffray.
Potbelly Corp. is based in Chicago and was founded in 1977. Its stores sell toasted sandwiches, salads, hand-dipped milkshakes, and other items made to order.
It has 286 Potbelly Sandwich Works shops in 18 states and Washington, D.C., and 12 locations in the Middle East. All of its Middle East locations and six of its U.S. shops are franchised, and the rest are owned by the company. Potbelly said its revenue rose 15.5 percent to $274.9 million in 2012.
The filing comes about two months after the successful IPO of restaurant operator Noodles & Co. Noodles & Co. expected to go public at $13 to $15 per share and raised its estimate to $15 to $17 a share before its IPO priced at $18 per share.
The company's stock began trading at $32 a share and closed at $46.17 Thursday.
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This conversation between Tony Kushner and Frank Rich, part of a collaboration between 92Y's Unterberg Poetry Center and The Paris Review, was recorded live at 92Y on May 20, 2003. We are able to share this recording thanks to a generous gift in memory of Christopher Lightfoot Walker, longtime friend of the Poetry Center and The Paris Review. A separate interview, with Catherine Steindler, ran in The Paris Review as The Art of Theater No. 16 in the summer of 2012.
Christopher Lightfoot Walker (1954-2012) served as poster director, prints director and advisory editor of The Paris Review. He also volunteered at the 92nd Street Y's Unterberg Poetry Center, making transcriptions, which were models of their kind, of audio recordings of live literary events. Chris was born in New York City, attended the Buckley School, then went west to Fountain Valley School and back east to Hampshire College. He was engaged in a number of entrepreneurial efforts (some in collaboration with his father, Angus Lightfoot Walker, longtime chairman of the City Investing Company), when, at the age of 31, he suffered a cerebral hemorrhage. He wore his adversity lightly, retaining, in addition to his considerable wits, his sense of humor and sense of fun. Against the odds he remained a person on whom no delightful thing was ever lost. Chris was always grateful for the refuge he was able to find in the work provided by 92Y.


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Illness is still plaguing our house at the moment, but today I wanted to share with you some of my sewing projects of late.
First up, is another mug rug, I've discovered I love making these, it's a great way to practice making quilt blocks without actually having to make the quilt! (though I would love to eventually make one when I get more accurate with my cutting).
This is the dresden tablecentre that I made for my mum's Chirstmas gift. She has green kitchen countertops so I picked out some coordinating fabrics from my stash that I thought would match well. I sketched out the flower petal shape myself to use as a template and one of my biscuit tins came in handy for the centre peice as well, all I did then was finish it off with some ric-rac trim, and hey-presto!
and lastly, I made a little wall hanging for Robin's nana, though unfortunately I didn't get to snap a pic when it was finished. To finish I handstitched the little hexagons and used linen as the background with a sweet yellow binding. I liked it so much that I might have to make another similar one again for my kitchen.


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I don't think it's necessarily always detrimental to the team. If last night's draw knocked England out, then booing would be much more appropriate. It's a way of saying things need to fundamentally change.
With a crucial game still to play, and a side so clearly heavily frustrated and lacking confidence, booing at the end is absolutely never going to improve the team's performance. So either you're an idiot for thinking it will, or you want your team to play badly in the next match.


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NEW YORK (CBSNewYork/AP) — The Big East is headed for another break up. This time, the seven prominent basketball schools that don't play FBS football are planning to cut ties with the ever-changing conference.
The divorce is expected to be complicated, maybe even contentious, with millions of dollars and possibly the future of the league at stake.
The Big East's non-football members decided Thursday to separate from the conference, a person familiar with the decision told The Associated Press.
The person spoke on condition of anonymity because officials from those schools are still sorting through details and trying to figure how best to split from the conference. No official announcement was imminent, the person said.
The seven schools that don't play FBS-level football are St. John's, Georgetown, Marquette, DePaul, Seton Hall, Providence and Villanova. Officials at those schools have concerns about the direction of the conference and feel as if they have little power to influence it.
Commissioner Mike Aresco conferred by phone with the leaders of those seven schools earlier in the day, according to another person familiar with the situation, also speaking on condition of anonymity.
The presidents of the seven schools could make an announcement Saturday after another scheduled conference call, according to ESPN.com.
"Clearly there is a movement by the presidents to explore and look into the various possibilities when it comes to this conference realignment," St. John's basketball coach Steve Lavin said. "Their objective is to look out for the best interests of the original remaining Big East members and those presidents have met and had dialogue to chart the best course."
The current Big East football membership includes only four schools — South Florida, Connecticut and Cincinnati, Temple — that are committed to the league beyond 2013. But there are 11 schools with plans to join the Big East in the next three years, including Boise State and San Diego State for football only in 2013.
Because those schools won't be members until next summer, the majority of the voting members of the Big East are basketball schools right now. Still, those schools aren't in position to dissolve the conference. That would take the votes of at least two football members, according to the Big East bylaws.
The Catholic schools can leave without financial penalty. The Big East has provisions in its bylaws that allow a group of schools to leave without exit fees.
But what they would do remains unclear, as are the legal ramifications of their actions. There has been speculation those seven basketball schools could merge with the Atlantic 10 or possibly add schools from that league to create a basketball-only conference of smaller Catholic schools.
"Lawyers are going to have to sort it all out," one source told CBSSports.com. "I don't think anybody knows exactly how this is going to happen. They just know it's time to separate."
One of the many things that will need to be sorted out is who owns the rights to the name Big East. Will it stay with new members or go with the old. Georgetown, Providence, Seton Hall and St John's were among the original members of the conference when it was formed primarily for basketball in 1979. Villanova came in a year later. Marquette and DePaul came in 2005, the Big East's previous major expansion.
Most importantly there are of millions dollars that both sides will likely claim at least some ownership of, including NCAA tournament money that is paid out every five years based on appearances, about $70 million in exit fees the Big East has collected from the recent departures and future possible exit fees from the latest members to announce they are leaving — Rutgers and Louisville.
Where does that leave the current and future football-playing members? They could simply stick together and continue on the path they are headed. But if the basketball side of the Big East is weakened it could decrease the value of the conference to television networks. The league is currently trying to negotiate a crucial TV contract, but instability has made it impossible.
The Big East had been hoping to sign a TV deal that could bring in as much as $100 million a year to its members, though some estimates have been a low as $60 million. If the TV money isn't up to the Big East's projections, the speculation has been that it could cause Boise State, San Diego State and Navy, which is scheduled to join as a football-only member in 2015, to reconsider.
The Mountain West and Conference USA have already lined up replacement members for the schools that have pledged to go to the Big East. Boise State and San Diego State would likely be able to slide right back into the Mountain West, but there appears to be no turning back for the seven current C-USA schools bound for the Big East.
Memphis released a statement from athletic director Tom Bowen in response to "Big East rumors," which was essentially a no comment.
All of those schools, even though they have not participated in the Big East, could be on the hook for exit fees to the conference if they did change plans. Or not. At this point, everything is up for debate — or litigation.
The Big East's long-term plan has been to form a 12- to 14-team football conference that spans coast to coast, starting next year, while also having a large basketball league with many of its traditional members.
But the most recent defections of Louisville and Rutgers, along with the additions of Tulane for all sports and East Carolina for football only in 2014, have convinced the basketball schools that it's not worth sticking with the plan.
Conference realignment has whittled away the Big East, costing it many of its oldest and most prominent members in the last 16 months. Pittsburgh and Syracuse are going to the Atlantic Coast Conference next year. West Virginia has moved to the Big 12. Louisville is headed to the ACC and Rutgers to the Big Ten, maybe as soon as 2014.
Money doesn't seem to be driving the basketball schools away. The Big East non-football members currently get about $1.6 million from the league's television deals, and that share goes up to about $3.5 million when NCAA basketball tournament money is included. The football members make about $6 million currently.
Even if the Big East doesn't reach its goals with a new TV contract, the Big East basketball schools are not likely to earn much more on their own. Though the difference between what they get without the football schools and what they get with them might be small enough to justify leaving them behind and taking control back of their programs.
"When you look at the various outcomes, there is still going to be the Big East and the remaining schools are going to shape the best possible future for us," Lavin said. "I'm looking forward to knowing what that direction is and what direction we are going to take."
That's a sentiment shared by many.
Time to put the Big East out of its misery? Be heard in the comments…
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Her boyfriend Andy, a fellow student at California University of Pennsylvania, had pro football aspirations. The couple considered themselves pro-life but when they were confronted with an unplanned, life-altering pregnancy, all options were on the table.
Their Internet queries ranged from searches for free ultrasounds to abortion clinics.
Tech-savvy businesses wrangle their way to the top, or at least the first page, of those searches. With enough money, for-profit abortion providers and Planned Parenthood can do the same, leaving nonprofit crisis pregnancy centers (CPCs) at a disadvantage in getting their message before desperate women.
Brittany and Andy's Web search gave them options not available just a few years ago.
There among the hits and advertisements for abortion services was an ad for a crisis pregnancy center offering free ultrasounds. The cash-strapped couple made an appointment, and their daughter was saved.
Using its marketing and technology expertise, an organization called Online For Life is turning Internet searches for abortion services into encounters with 50 life-affirming pregnancy centers in 23 states. No longer will Planned Parenthood and other abortion providers be the only results at the top of a page when a person types "abortion clinic" in the Google search bar.
Working from a base in Florida in 2007, pro-life entrepreneur Brian Fisher and his cohorts tested the idea of online marketing for pregnancy centers. One of those clinics was Pregnancy Resource Center of South Hills (PRCSH) just outside Pittsburgh. Five years later, because an Internet search for an abortion clinic also produced a hit for PRCSH, Brittany and Andy sought their help in the fall of 2012.
"It's a good thing we ended up there," Brittany told the Southern Baptist TEXAN in a phone interview from her home near Pittsburgh. "There is a chance that saved my baby's life."
When she and Andy arrived at the clinic for tests and counseling, Brittany had no idea how far along she was in her pregnancy. The ultrasound revealed she was 17 weeks pregnant. She was stunned. And the ultrasound also revealed more than the age of her baby -- it gave her and Andy a perspective that righted their upside-down world.
"There was this little baby with arms and legs kicking. I saw her on the ultrasound. I broke down. Andy was speechless," Brittany recalled.
She said the staff was kind. They shared their own experiences with abortion and their faith in God and the couple decided abortion was out of the question.
After the visit to PRCSH, Brittany told her family she and Andy were expecting. Her parents were supportive. On his way home from work, after being told of his daughter's pregnancy, Brittany's dad bought a stuffed lamb for the baby.
Looking into the face of her daughter Kaylen, born last June, Brittany said she gets physically ill thinking she ever considered an abortion.
One click on an Internet search was the first step in changing their family's history for good.
Bonnie Pritchett is a correspondent for the Southern Baptist TEXAN (www.texanonline.net), newsjournal of the Southern Baptists of Texas Convention.
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As one of the oldest Country Racing Clubs in Victoria, our races attract leading jockey's and trainers from all over the state. We encourage racegoers to embrace country casual; where you can enjoy backing a winner from our public bistro "The Dual Choice", which also houses our bookmakers on the day. We also offer plenty of outside grandstand seating for those looking to watch the races from a great undercover spot. Alternatively, soak up the sun from our beautifully manicured lawns, and get up close to view our equine athletes in the mounting yard. If you are gathering a group of friends for the day, try out our fully customisable Mini Marquee & Market Umbrella Packages.
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Welcome to the GINK club, Vincent! (GINK = green inclinations, no kids.)
Actor Vincent Kartheiser, who plays Pete Campbell on Mad Men, tells MSNBC, "I've been a vegetarian for four years and I have chosen not to have children also, which are both green choices in my life."
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Samwise Gamgee
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|the Shire
|April 6, T.A. 2980
|Unknown, after Fourth Age 61
|Hamfast Gamgee and Bell Goodchild
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Samwise Gamgee (Third Age April 6, 2980 - Fourth Age 61; Shire Reckoning: 1380 - 1482; 99 years old when he sailed into the West) was Frodo Baggins' servant and the only original member of the Fellowship of the Ring to remain with him till the very end of the journey to Mount Doom.
A gardener by trade, Sam seemed to be a simple Hobbit of plain speech. However, his love for Elves, his gift for poetry, and his belief that the world contains greater wonders than most hobbits are aware of (all nurtured by his tutor Bilbo Baggins) set him apart from the beginning. It was Sam who first introduced the theme of the Elves' sailing from Middle-earth, a subtle foreshadowing of Bilbo and Frodo's final journey across the Sea. He lived with his father, Hamfast Gamgee, better known as "The Gaffer", on Bagshot Row in the Shire, close to Bag End. Sam's mother was Bell Goodchild; he had five siblings: Hamson, Halfred, Daisy, May, and Marigold.
As "punishment" for eavesdropping on Gandalf's conversation with Frodo regarding the dangers of the One Ring, Sam was made Frodo's first companion on his journey to Rivendell in the beginning of The Lord of the Rings. Sam saved Frodo's life more than once during the quest to destroy the Ring, and he accompanied him all the way to Mount Doom.
After Shelob attacked and seemingly killed Frodo, Sam took the Ring, intending to complete the quest. Because he held the Ring for a time, he is considered one of the Ring-bearers.
After the War of the Ring, he married Rose "Rosie" Cotton back in the Shire. They had thirteen children: Elanor the Fair, Frodo, Rose, Merry, Pippin, Goldilocks, Hamfast, Daisy, Primrose, Bilbo, Ruby, Robin, and Tolman. After Will Whitfoot resigned his post as Mayor of Michel Delving (the largest town in the Shire and the "unofficial capital"), in Fourth Age 7, Sam was elected Mayor of the Shire for seven consecutive 7-year terms.
After his wife died in Fourth Age 62, Sam entrusted the Red Book to Elanor and left Middle-earth to sail across the Sea and be reunited with Frodo in the Undying Lands, (though it should be noted that as they were both born mortals, they would still eventually die a mortal death).
J.R.R. Tolkien took the name from Gamgee Tissue, a surgical dressing invented by a 19th century Birmingham surgeon called Joseph Sampson Gamgee. "Gamgee" became the colloquial name in Birmingham for cotton wool. Here, Tolkien describes why he had chosen that name for his character:
- "The choice of Gamgee was primarily directed by alliteration; but I did not invent it. It was caught out of childhood memory, as a comic word or name. It was in fact the name when I was small (in Birmingham) for 'cotton-wool'. (Hence the association of the Gamgees with the Cottons.) I knew nothing of its origin."
- ― The Letters of J.R.R. Tolkien
It is possible that Tolkien may have subconsciously recalled Dr. Gamgee (who died in 1886 but is commemorated by a plaque at the Birmingham Medical Institute, only yards from Tolkien's childhood home) but he claimed to be genuinely surprised when, in March 1956, he received a letter from one Sam Gamgee, who had heard that his name was in The Lord of the Rings but had not read the book. Tolkien replied on March 18:
- "Dear Mr. Gamgee,
It was very kind of you to write. You can imagine my astonishment when I saw your signature! I can only say, for your comfort, I hope, that the 'Sam Gamgee' of my story is a most heroic character, now widely beloved by many readers, even though his origins are rustic. So that perhaps you will not be displeased at the coincidence of the name of this imaginary character of supposedly many centuries ago being the same as yours."
- ― The Letters of J.R.R. Tolkien
He proceeded to send Mr Gamgee a signed copy of all three volumes of the book. However, the incident sparked a nagging worry in Tolkien's mind, as he recorded in his journal:
- "For some time I lived in fear of receiving a letter signed 'S. Gollum'. That would have been more difficult to deal with."
- ― J.R.R. Tolkien: A Biography
In Appendix F of The Lord of the Rings, it is mentioned that the Westron form of Sam's name is Banazîr Galbasi (also spelled Galpsi). Banazîr comes from elements meaning "halfwise" or "simple". Galbasi comes from the name of the village Galabas. The name Galabas uses the elements galab-, meaning "game", and bas-, corresponding somewhat to "-wich" or "-wick". Tolkien's English translation, Samwís Gamwich, could have come to Samwise Gamgee in modern English.
The Sindarin version of Samwise is Perhael.
Portrayal in Adaptations
In Ralph Bakshi's The Lord of the Rings, released in 1978, Michael Scholes was the voice of Sam. Roddy McDowall voiced the character in the 1980 animated short of Rankin/Bass' The Return of the King.
In the 1981 BBC radio serial of The Lord of the Rings, Sam is played by William Nighy.
In Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings, Sam is played by Sean Astin.
On stage, Sam was portrayed by Peter Howe in the 3-hour long Toronto, Canada stage production of The Lord of the Rings, which opened in 2006. In the United States, Sam was portrayed by Blake Bowden in the Cincinnati productions of The Fellowship of the Ring (2001), The Two Towers (2002), and The Return of the King (2003) for Clear Stage Cincinnati. In Chicago, Dale Inghram played Sam in the Lifeline Theatre production of The Two Towers in 1999.
Sam Gamgee is by many regarded as the "true hero" of Tolkien's story. Tolkien himself expressed this view in one of his letters: Sam is referred to as the "chief hero", and special emphasis is placed on Sam's "rustic love" for Rosie.1 The quest to destroy the Ring only succeeds because of Sam, who repeatedly saves Frodo from disaster (such as rescuing him at Cirith Ungol and carrying him up Mount Doom). He was one of three Ring-bearers strong enough to surrender the Ring voluntarily.
The relationship between Frodo and Sam is, in many respects, at the center of The Lord of the Rings. To the modern reader, it seems archaic, as it is extremely class-oriented. Sam's humbleness and "plain speaking" is frequently emphasised in contrast to Frodo's "gentility", and he often shows deference to Frodo, calling him "Mister Frodo" or "Master". At the same time, a strong bond of love and trust grows between them, portrayed most poignantly during the events of Cirith Ungol, where Sam vows to return to his (apparently) dead master, to be reunited with Frodo in death.
Tolkienists regard Sam as Frodo's batman. In the British Army, a batman was an orderly who acted as the personal servant of an officer. It was a role with which Tolkien (who served as an Army officer in the First World War) would have been extremely familiar. Sam undertakes all of the typical roles of a batman — he runs errands for Frodo, he cooks, he transports him (or at least carries him), and he carries his luggage. Tolkien confirmed this interpretation when he wrote in a private letter that:
- "My Sam Gamgee is indeed a reflexion of the English soldier, of the privates and batmen I knew in the 1914 war, and recognized as so far superior to myself"
- ― The Letters of J.R.R. Tolkien
Compare to the relation between Don Quixote and his squire Sancho Panza, and the gradual "Quixotization" of Sancho.
- In the long summary-letter sent to Milton Waldman, published in The Letters of J.R.R. Tolkien as #131.
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For one thing, Ho worked for a time in the Bush White House. For another, he's not even a climate scientist. He doesn't study global sea rise or Arctic ice melt, and he doesn't project temperature increases. Nor does he have suggestions for technological solutions to the problem.
And why would he? Ben Ho is an economist. His doctoral work at Stanford consisted of a "statistical examination of the role apologies play in medical malpractice lawsuits." He also did some work on how fads and fashion are used to signal identity — there was nary a kilowatt-hour nor a molecule of carbon dioxide in sight. Nevertheless, Ho claimed at a conference last November that it was social scientists like himself who held the key to saving the world from climate change.
His claim might seem audacious, but let's step back a moment to examine our situation. We know that climate change is caused by human activity. We know seas will rise by at least 17 centimeters in the next century. We know we can expect stronger hurricanes; we know we will face more droughts and heat waves; we know deadly diseases will spread to new regions. We know the climate demands action. We know all these things, and yet we do not act. Why? We don't exactly know. And that makes climate change a question for social scientists like Ben Ho.
"Human beings' decision-making processes, as individuals and collectively, are probably at least as complicated as the climate system itself," says Anthony Leiserowitz, director of the Yale Project on Climate Change. Rajendra Pachauri, the Nobel Prize–winning chairman of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, has suggested that the time has come "to start looking at the social-science aspects" of climate change. "You really need to mobilize the community," he says. "I really don't think we've done enough."
The idea isn't wholly new — the 1980s saw the first efforts to bring social science to bear on climate change — but the field is nonetheless nascent, its impact on the mainstream minimal. The investigators themselves are still somewhat fragmented, and they come from a field that has long prized theory over action. A large portion of the public is skeptical, fatigued, and even in the best of times, can be difficult to motivate. But the newest efforts hold real promise, the researchers say. Clarion calls and wailing alarms have been of little use. Whether these newer, subtler methods will prove powerful enough to succeed, when so many environmental campaigns have failed, remains to be seen. What's at stake, however, may be nothing less than survival — for all kinds of life, including humankind.
After finishing his PhD at Stanford in 2006, Ben Ho followed his professor, Edward Lazear, to the Bush administration. "When I got there, they asked me, 'What do you know?'" Ho recalls. "I said, 'I know about apology and fashion,' and they said, 'Well, that's not helpful — how about energy?'" He emerged from the experience a year later with considerable expertise and interest in climate-change policy. Now, as an affiliated researcher at the Cornell Center for a Sustainable Future, he has begun applying the lessons of a particular field — behavioral economics — to the study of climate change.
If human beings were the perfectly rational creatures imagined by classical economists, we would have done something about climate change by now. But the central insight of behavioral economics — the once heretical but now ascendant paradigm in economics, particularly following the 2002 Nobel Prize awarded to one of its founders, Daniel Kahneman — is that humans aren't fully rational. All sorts of cognitive limitations prevent us from being so, and behavioral economists have spent much of the past decades discovering, describing, and naming our many mental shortcuts and biases, and ascribing our various irrational tendencies to their effects. Ben Ho's particular interest is in how people's feelings of guilt and altruism can be leveraged to reduce their carbon footprint, and he presented his findings at the November conference in a talk he titled "Using Behavioral Economics to Save the World."
Early in Ho's presentation, he mentioned a book called Nudge, written by the behavioral economist Richard Thaler of the University of Chicago and lawyer Cass Sunstein, his former colleague, now a professor at Harvard Law School and the Obama administration nominee to head the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs. In their book, Thaler and Sunstein coin a term: choice architecture. They argue that because the way in which we are presented with information changes our response to it, the best choice architecture gently steers us into the salubrious behavior that more thoroughly rational beings would choose.
Ho's own work has investigated how someone's awareness of the carbon footprints of others influences that person's carbon usage. Nudge describes a simple but astonishing experiment along such lines: Residents of a community were shown how their energy use measured up against the communal average. If they consumed more than the average, most reduced energy in the months ahead. If households saw that they consumed less energy than their peers, however, their energy use actually rose, except when the frugal households were given the merest of rewards: a smiley face on their bill. Nudge is full of other devices to help funnel us into more pro-environmental behavior, including glowing orbs that help make our energy use visible, and smart meters that can be programmed with precision. Rare is the engineer who would think of using them, however. It's just not how engineers view the world, says Ho, who should know. He works with them regularly at Cornell, and is trained as one himself. "It's a very top-down perspective: If you want to make this carbon-efficient, just put this power line here, this power line here, and bam, it'll be fixed. But as an economist, I'm thinking, 'You can't just put things there.'" Engineers treat such issues more like a math problem, Ho says, than like something involving people making decisions.
The fact that most people would not choose the quantitatively soundest approach is something behavioral economics gets. "The only way to get anything done is a holistic approach," says Ho. "We're all speaking different languages, and that leads to conflicts. But that has to be the way forward."


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French History: The Case of the Wandering Eye
Reactions to the French Revolution
The Police and the People: French Popular Protest 1789-1820
A Second Identity: Essays on France and French History
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Les Hommes et la mort en Anjou aux 17e et 18e siècles
Vision de la mort et de l'au-delà en Provence d'après les autels des âmes du purgatoire, XVe-XXe siècles
In A Second Identity, Richard Cobb tells the story of Marie Besnard, a crafty peasant who confounded an array of lawyers, laboratory technicians, and criminologists trying to get her convicted for murder in a series of spectacular trials from 1952 to 1961. Marie showed that her accusers had scrambled the evidence so badly in their test tubes and jars that a kidney from one victim's body was cohabiting in Exhibit A with the gall bladder from another, and an eye, which had disappeared from its home cadaver, had turned up in the middle of a foreign skeleton. The wandering eye did the job, Cobb observes with satisfaction: the scientists lost their case, and Marie won her freedom. He does not come right out and say so, but the story stands as a parable to be pondered by sociological historians.
Sociology is the villain of the last three books by Richard Cobb, professor of history at Oxford and one of the most controversial, original, and talented historians writing today. If you want to understand the French Revolution, he argues, strike out for the uncharted wilderness constituting the revolutionary "Mentalité." The historiographical frontier is not to be found in statistical tables, economic models, computer print-outs, or social systems, but in the lost mental world of obscure persons like Marie Besnard.
Cobb is the only person to have explored this territory. For a quarter of a century, he has tracked down revolutionary "wildmen" ("enragés"), counterrevolutionary crackpots, neighborhood militants, primitive anarchists, and all the varieties of eccentric humanity that he could find in the labyrinthine ways of France's archives. Cobb must have logged more hours in more French archives than any other historian, and he has done it with passion, not Guggenheims, living down and out in Paris and sustained by what Johan Huizinga (another great historian of mentalités) called "the impulse toward the past"—the exaltation at opening a dossier that had been closed for centuries and at coming into contact with vanished humanity.
Cobb went into the archives English and came out French, or both French and English (not franglais). The reviews and essays in A Second Identity tell this double story of the quarry and the quest. Since they are written with feeling and humor ("The Anatomy of a Fascist" must be one of the funniest reviews ever written by a historian) and in pungent prose, they make superb reading: not only do they freshen one's sense of the past, they give a vision of the human condition that transcends the conventional limits of history writing.
How conventional historiography could accomodate Cobb was not clear in the Fifties, when he began to expose the human vagaries of the Terror in a series of articles culminating in Les Armées révolutionnaires (1961-1963) and Terreur et subsistances (1965). His last two books, The Police and the People (1970) and Reactions to the French Revolution (1972), make any historiographical "fit" seem even more unlikely, because Cobb's viewpoint has become sharper and more eccentric, while…
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Myron Rolle postponed entering the NFL Draft to debate philosophy in Oxford pubs, and suddenly, two other high-profile college athletes — namely, Alabama's Greg McElroy and UConn's Maya Moore — are considering applying for Rhodes Scholarships next year. Trend alert!
Actually, not so much. The Rhodes Scholarship has long been a magnet for cerebral student-athletes — five NCAA athletes were honored this year, compared to nine last year — but typically, the Rhodes Trust infuses their faith in people you've never heard of. Like swimmers and fencers and cross-country runners and anyone from Division III. Rolle was the exception, the trailblazer for Maya Moore, on track to be one of the best women's college basketball players ever, and Greg McElroy, just 60 minutes of football away from winning a national championship. Do you see what's happening here? Being smart is now... cool!
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I'm told that Moore would prefer the role of Yente in the next Oxford staging of "Fiddler" if she actually applies and wins, as a reward, the prize of living in England. McElroy appears more certain of going through with the process, which will give Musburger and Herbie about 30 seconds of fodder in the Rose Bowl booth come January. Still, both candidates are far from shoos-in, and they can probably afford to beef up their resumes with some non-athletic extracurriculars. Like, teaching poetry at a maximum security prison or starting a foundation to combat AIDS in the third world, both of which were actually items on the CVs of winning applicants this year.
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UConn Star Has An Eye on Oxford [The New York Times]
McElroy to apply for Rhodes Scholarship [ESPN]
EARLIER: Let's All Question Myron Rolle's Priorities


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This homemade costume for women entered our 2011 Halloween Costume Contest.
A word from Lori, the 'Matryoshka' costume creator:
I've always quite liked Matroyshka Dolls (aka Russian Nesting Dolls) and thought it would be a fun challenge to create one!
I began by building a chicken wire shape around my dress form, making sure to add a large coffee can to make a "head" on the dress form to get the right height.
I used 5 yards of natural color canvas, cut into 4 sections, and pinned it around the chicken wire form. I removed the canvas, trued up the lines, and cut it out leaving a 1/2" seam allowance. I then cut 1" wide sheet foam along the same lines from the crown of the head to the shoulder.
Next I stitched the four seams together, leaving the side seams open for 18" long arm slits and allotted for a 1 1/2" hem. I inserted the foam pieces into the head section, and secured it to the canvas with thick thread.
I then took 3/4" white gros grain ribbon and stitched it around the shoulders, the waist, (above and below the arm slits) and turned up the hem 1" to create boning channels. Next I used metal sheet binding tape and threaded it through the channels, connecting the ends together with hot glue.
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The Aviva Premiership club announced today that 29-year-old O'Leary has undergone surgery to his lower back for what they describe as a "degenerative pre-existing injury" that has deteriorated this term.
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The Gray Center for Social Learning and Understanding: www.thegraycenter.org
Indiana Resource Center for Autism: www.iidc.indiana.edu/irca
Myles BS, Trautman ML, Schelvan RL. The Hidden Curriculum: Practical Solutions for Understanding Unstated Rules in Social Situations. Shawnee Mission, KS: Autism Asperger Publishing Co; 2004
Winner MG. Thinking about You Thinking about Me. 2nd ed. San Jose, CA: Think Social; 2007
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Hi again all:
Quick question regarding Mplus output for oblique rotations. Are the loadings in the output pattern coefficients (v. structure coefficients)? I believe I read somewhere (Tim Brown) this was the case, but just wanted to be sure it still is. Also, in comparing a 2 factor solution with results from SPSS using Oblimin, I find that the coefficients for some indicators are quite different (model fit about the same of course). Why might this be the case? I did notice that the Promax rotated coefficients were closer to what SPSS generated for Oblimin, but this puzzles me. I don't think it is because of FIML in Mplus (vs. listwise in SPSS b/c as noted the Promax coefficients were in the ballpark).
Also, somewhat relatedly, what determines the given sign (+/-) of a given loading...for example, in some cases between the two runs (SPSS/Mplus) the absolute values were on the mark, but the signs were different.
Thanks in advance for any insight.
Bengt O. Muthen
posted on Tuesday, September 06, 2011 - 5:10 pm
Yes, the factor loadings are pattern coefficients.
The Mplus V6 UG, page 539 mentions a gamma parameter for Oblimin. The default value for this may be chosen differently between the programs.
Change of signs in a column of the factor loading matrix is inconsequential. It merely represents a different rotation that is trivially related to the one with all opposite signs. An example is an ability factor turned into an inability factor.
J.D. Haltigan
posted on Wednesday, September 07, 2011 - 8:15 pm
Thanks Dr. Muthen.
One conceptual question I am currently grappling with: Does one have to have an a priori logic laid out for choosing the type of orthogonal rotation they decide upon? Let's say hypothetically your pattern coefficients aren't interpretable with Oblimin (i.e., < .4 for most) then you run Promax and the factor structure is more clear and you get loadings that you generally originally expected (i.e., in the direction and degree expected). Is this fishing or simply working through the different angles of rotation for oblique to maximize the loadings and foster the substantive interpretation? In my reading of the literature, at least in Psych, Endo etc. nobody seems to lay out their arguments for choosing rotation beyond whether orthogonal or oblique.
Bengt O. Muthen
posted on Wednesday, September 07, 2011 - 8:42 pm
I think when you are doing EFA, you are in an exploratory stage and therefore investigating different kinds of rotations is perfectly ok. One needs to be aware of EFA not being able to decide on correlated or uncorrelated factors because the solutions are equivalent in terms of the reproduced correlation matrix - and choose whichever equivalent representation that gives the most useful interpretation.
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