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for two main exact objectives: nYou is likely to be bringing an English comp or maybe a composing training where you should publish story essays that are both very own in nature or which entail fictional plots and personalities. nYou may very well be authoring a part in reaction to one of several story essay formulating prompts that are an element of an application operation for higher education or grad school. nIn also instance, narrative essays, first of all, reveal to a narrative. With regards to fictional making, that account will likely be a carry out plan, having a struggle, climax and denouement; regarding personalized
story, you may be sharing with a narrative of a "piece" in your life which has meaning available for you. For anybody who is going through the latter form of producing, here are some ideas for composing a story essay that might get the full technique a little bit quicker. nNarrative Essay Suggestions nUsually, you can be specified alternate options by way of a narrative essay prompt. You may, such as, face a portion of the sticking to: nDescribe an individual accomplishment in which that you are notably proud nRecall a period when you and also a family member received a substantial disagreement. How do you
get the job done it all out? nDescribe a meeting or knowledge where you wanted to get connected to someone that had completely different beliefs or thinking units from your own property. How made it happen go? nWhat is usually a widely known saying that really is extremely important to you? Why? nDescribe a time period of adversity. What did you gain knowledge from it? nThe operation for formulating this essay has to be a good deal simpler for anyone who is prepared to invest time to do the sticking to: nChoose your solution carefully. Be certain that your option is a that will assist you to reveal to a interesting/interesting/amusing narrative – the one which is really noteworthy and a second about that you consider dazzling details. It will be a lot easier to create about an item that is very indelibly printed in your thoughts. not any of the most basic
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I was looking through Walmart's Christmas selection the other day and came across 100 strands of tinsel for 60 cents. Most flash I have seen is $3.50 to $4.50 so that's about three dollars saved. I grabbed two packs figuring that would definitely last me until next year. It looks like they take a big sheet of mylar and put it through a paper shredder which gives you a few different widths of the strands. Most of the tinsel is about 20 microns wider than regular flashabou, but I don't think most fish will mind the difference. Maybe some of you picky trout tiers will. If you wanted you could probably wait until December 26th and save another 20 cents per pack.
I recently came across flashabou for your hair. First they take saddle hackle, then flashabou... soon you will see teen girls dubbing their bangs. Maybe we should start throwing the girls decked out hair in the stream and see what we catch.

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"Move over, Brixton — these are the coolest neighbourhoods in Britain. Get in before they lose their edge" so says The Sunday Times. And top of the list? Our beloved Digbeth, home to TINKER TAYLOR HQ.
I have been working in Digbeth on and off for 20 years. One of my first jobs in TV production was for the then fledgling Indie Maverick. We were based at the recently converted Custard Factory, former home to Alfred Bird and Sons.
His story is fascinating; a qualified chemist and druggist who ingeniously invented instant egg-free Custard powder to cater to his wife Elizabeth's allergy to eggs and yeast. When he accidentally fed it to guests (who loved it!), he realised the commercial potential of his delicious and convenient concoction and established Alfred Bird and Sons. The Birds Custard Factory employed thousands of people in it's heyday, supplying the British Armed Forces during World War 1.
Working in a building with such heritage is special. The conversion from derelict factory to Creative hub (Bird moved his factory to Banbury in 1964) has taken some time, but the journey has been as exciting and interesting as the end result.
There is now a whole Creative Quarter, multiple Industrial buildings and converted warehouses with brilliant and innovative purpose. It is the perfect location for people who want to do work that they love in a place that inspires them. TINKER TAYLOR are based at the beautiful Fazeley Studios. Our reception is a beautifully renovated 19th century Unitarian Chapel and our studio a converted 1920's factory.
From the crazy, 80's themed indoor Ghetto Golf, to the mouthwateringly delicious Digbeth Dining Club; from tiny Northern Soul venue the Night Owl, to Birmingham's oldest pub, the Old Crown - and all the fabulous street art, canals and beautiful railway arches in-between, the Creative team at TT thrive on the vibe of Digbeth.
Here's hoping Channel 4 love the vibe too and chose Birmingham as its new home.
1 Birmingham: Digbeth The digital revolution has been largely responsible for getting Digbeth's post-industrial heart pumping again, with creative types setting up in the former manufacturing buildings. In a further nod to its history, Digbeth's first residential square is under construction on the site of a curtain-track plant. At the converted (Bird's) Custard Factory, cafes, shops, a cinema and arts venues have sprung up, so there are more reasons to hang out after hours — and not just for the crispy chicken wings sold by the kilo at the Old Crown, officially the best bar snacks in the postcode


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The latest set of Lego Ideas results are in, and once again the company has decided two of the finalists deserve to be turned into real life sets that will be available to purchase. The winners are the elaborate Lego Treehouse set, and a recreation of classic animated TV series the Flintstones.
The treehouse, as you can see below, is a pretty tall intricate structure featuring a family that somehow got lost in the woods and decided it would be better to live in a tree that make their way back to society. The original model has three minifigures (mum, dad, and a kid), various animals, and three detachable cabins - two with bedrooms and one with a bathroom. The original has 2,643 pieces, so this one is a bit of a beast and might need you to clear up some space.
Meanwhile the Flintstones, below, is a recreation of the house from the show - characters and all. It has six minifigures of the six main characters, a version of the car, and all the other smaller details. Apparently there's even a dinosaur-powered lawnmower, and a feature that tips over the car when you attach a set of dino ribs. The original set has 770 pieces, so it's not huge, but that makes the detail all the more impressive.
There's no timeline on when either set will be released, or how much they'll be, but obviously there will be a bit of a wait while Lego finetunes the design and gets everything else ready for release. Sometime next year, but that could be as long as 15 months away.


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After evaluating senior patients, a wise old former Arlington Heights orthopedic surgeon, David M. Hora, M.D often used to say, "Old age is rough, but it's better than the alternative." The Cardinal reports on a lot of crashes and fires and crimes, but for privacy reasons, another type of story that happens everyday is usually passed over — struggling to live as a senior. The Cardinal doesn't publish the dozens of paramedic trips from private homes or nursing homes to the hospital. But the stories often involve bravery as much as any dramatic crash on the streets. Yesterday was no exception.
A senior Arlington Heights resident recently had major surgery. Yesterday was the first day for her physician office visit follow-up, but she doesn't have the OK to drive. Proud of her independence, she and her friend decided they would make a go of it, and her friend would pick her up and drive her to the doctor. The time arrived for the obedient patient to head for the doctor's office, but the friend's car wouldn't start. The friend lives two blocks away, so the friends decided they would use the post-op patient's car in the garage — and the friend would drive the patient's car. The friend walked over and made it three-fourths of the walk to her friend's house, but fell face first on the sidewalk. Bleeding, hurting, facedown, alone …
Eventually, another neighbor — going for an exercise walk — saw the woman facedown on the sidewalk. As she pulled out her cell phone, a senior knight in shining armor just passing by, pulled his sedan over to the curb like one of Arlington's finest police officers would do. He thinks he's got no time to drag his personal oxygen tank while he comes to the aid of the two women. He jumped out of his car — leaving his driver's door open. He grabbed the woman's cell phone, looked for an address on the street, and called 9-1-1.
Firefighter/paramedics from Arlington Heights Fire Department Engine 2 and Ambulance 1 responded to the scene. The call would have been Ambulance 2's call, but 30 seconds prior, Ambulance 2's crew got a call to the Lutheran Home nursing care facility for another medical call. Paramedics at the scene of the fall took over for patient evaluation, treatment and transportation.
The senior man with the tan sedan — a little out of breath — returned to his car. "Are you OK?" I asked. "I'll be OK," he replied with clear plastic oxygen tubing still attached to his face and neck. "I just have to get hooked up back to my oxygen tank," he said. He hooked up to the green tank on the passenger seat, smiled as he knew he did well, and drove off into the sunset.
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I've been meaning to get to this for a while and finally had time this past weekend. Back in October Greg Wilson did an excellent presentation entitled: Bits of Evidence.p The subtitle is: What We Actually Know About Software Development and Why We Believe It.
His central thesis is that in software engineering we tend to accept too much folklore as fact. We should instead insist on proof.p And not just any proof - he argues for standards that match those of the rest of the scientific world.
One of his best examples is a quote from an article that Martin Fowler wrote for the July/August issue of IEEE Software:p
[Using domain-specific languages] leads to two primary benefits. The first, and simplest, is improved programmer productivity....p The second... is... communication with domain experts.
Wilson points out that Fowler, who is one of the leading thinkers in software engineering, has made two significant claims without providing a single citation.
It's not that Wilson disputes the claims - he just wants to see the proof.
That's a reasonable request and Wilson goes on to provide several examples where proof is available to support or refute many of the ideas that developers take for granted about software engineering. His goal is to ultimately produce a book on the topic - more about that here.
The presentation slides are here.p The audio (which has some rough spots) is here. Highly recommended.
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04 March, 2019
Mariam graduated from Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University with a degree in Philology. As she told us in her interview several years
- It might sound surprising but I've never thought of becoming a model, I always wanted to be an actress. I have never thought of myself as beautiful and, what's more, nobody has ever told me ''you are beautiful'' or something like this.
Then an unusual thing happened in her life. She was noticed by Giorgi Papidze - social media assistant of Italian supermodel Bianca Balti.
- Giorgi saw me running in Chavchavadze Avenue to the University as I was late for a lecture. He followed me and stopped me. He offered me a job. First, I smiled and told him: I think you have to find someone else – a right girl, who will make a model. He laughed and in the end, he assured me that I had to challenge myself in a modeling career. I did and I did it well.
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That rain did it… the Yellow Breeches hit 9.7′ on the flood stage – and we have found at around 9′, our pump house goes under water. So, unfortunately, we are under water.
We did get all the pumps and some equipment out in the Fall when the last threat showed – the things we couldn't move are permanently in place, so we will have to dry them out and hope for the best.
But, Spring is coming and we are ready to start cleaning up for the 2011 season!


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The local rugby club fell 60-36 to the Fort McMurray Knights in the Edmonton Rugby Union Division 2 semifinal at Ellerslie Park in Edmonton on Saturday.
Sharks sunk in ERU semifinal
The best season to date in Parkland Sharks history will not end in a championship.
The local rugby club fell 60-36 to the Fort McMurray Knights in the Edmonton Rugby Union Division 2 semifinal at Ellerslie Park in Edmonton on Saturday.
"We just took our foot off the gas long enough for them to capitalize," said captain Ryan Scarborough.
Parkland followed their game plan out of the gate, opening up a 20-8 lead, but they were unable to close and their lack of killer instinct proved costly. Fort McMurray quickly mounted a comeback, erasing the deficit and took their own lead before the first half was out.
In the second half, the Knights found another gear and forced the Sharks to start chasing the game.
"For the majority of the second half we were basically fighting to stay in the game because they were firing on all cylinders and we just didn't have the same urgency and aggression that we demonstrated in the first half," said Scarborough.
He added the loss hurts now, but that will not prevent the Sharks from looking back on the season positively. They finished last season in the ERU Div 3 championship game, and they had never made a Div. 2 semifinal.
They made a significant jump in the standings, going 10-2 in ERU Div. 2, and possessing the second-best point differential in the division at 393 to secure themselves a second place finish.
"Going from the final in the third division to the semifinal in Division 2 is a massive level of improvement for our players. The standard of rugby that we expect of our club has risen immensely compared to last year," said Scarborough.
The Sharks currently have a mens team in Div. 2 and a women's team in Div 2, along with male and female under-19 programs. With U-19 boys numbers on the lower side, the organization is looking to enter an ERU Div. 3 team to give those players and other newcomers a chance to enter the system before diving into Div 2. play.
"Having a team in the third division will be a really good tool for growing our club and getting our overall numbers increased," said Scarborough. "We're getting closer to the success we're gunning for so we just want to grow the club in any way we can."
As for Scarborough and head coach Kevin Tuhua's squad, they will be hard at work in the offseason preparing to go after their first Division 2 championship.
"What we like to say amongst ourselves is we need to be better than before. We're taking this loss and looking at what we need to do in terms of adjustments for next season," said Scarborough. "I'm really proud of this team, they played hard, and they really wanted this bad."


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Skybridge. The highest bridge man ever made between a building.
Window to the top of the world. Head of KLCC, taken from floor 42.
Pass to get inside KLCC, tower two.
It has been quite sometime after our last meeting. It was probably in 2004 that I last met him in UKM, and we only had chance to drop messages through Friendster. Yet, we do know things that happened among us.
We were and are best friend while we were at Pusat Matrikulasi Kolej Negeri in a group of 4, Irwan, Wan Melaka, Zahidi and I.
No matter how far we are put through, but our friendship would still blooming.


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Thanks to Instagram-Facebook sharing tool, Davao City Mayor Inday Sara Duterte can still share content on her personal facebook account via Instagram auto-sharing tool. Sara's facebook account with more than 500,000 followers has been locked out according to Davao City Public Information Officer Jefry Tupas.
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Did you know guys that Mayor Inday Sara Zimmerman Duterte is one of the casualties of the Facebook purge? She's lockedout after her account was heavily reported.
Hindi nakapagtataka.
Recently, 200 pages of pro-Duterte were shutdown by Facebook for 'coordinated and inauthentic behavior' but according to Tupas Mayor Inday's fb was long before locked out.
"March ang last post nya. But nasabi nya sa akin na wala na ang account nya around January.Connected iyang IG and FB kaya may March post pa" Tupas said.
Everyone knows that the HNP Chairwoman is a social media star who answers issues fearlessly on her fb account right away. Currently, she is leading HNP senatorial line up campaign sorties attended by thousands of Filipinos.
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If her account was heavily reported who is doing a 'coordinated behavior' on facebook? Maria Ressa of Rappler is part of the network's fact-checking group who has been shutting pro-admin facebook accounts. Rappler is currently facing Tax-evasion and Anti-Dummy cases in the Philippines.
With this facebook purge by the yellow forces, who do you think is curtailing freedom of expression? Who is killing democracy? Leave your comments below.


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We all love apps, of course, and smartphones would be pretty pointless without them. One of the biggest selling points for both Apple and Google, over the years, has been the number of apps available in the respective stores. With the much lower number in the Microsoft app store probably being a significant factor in causing Microsoft to all but abandon the Windows Mobile format.
But, out of the hundreds of thousands of apps available, how do you know which are safe and which aren't? We're not just talking about viruses, although they do pose a potentially significant risk to your device. We're also talking about the permissions that an app demands on install. For all you know, it could be logging the login details for your banking app. It can then be uploading them to some unscrupulous thief who will clear out your account before you realize.
On your own, without help from elsewhere, it's almost impossible to know what an app is doing on your phone. That goes for iOS phones as much as for Android. For years, Apple advocates have tried to convince everyone that Apple devices aren't susceptible to viruses or malicious code. But it's a fallacy to believe you're any safer with Apple than any other OS developer. It is true that apps go through a very stringent process before being accepted into the iOS App Store. Yet dangerous apps do, and have, make their way through undetected.
With Android, in particular, an app will ask for permissions before installing. These may be access to pictures, or your contacts or any one of a number of other things based on what type of app it is and what it is intended to do. Let's say you want to install a 3rd party clock app, for example, that does nothing more than tell you the time and maybe allows you to set an alarm. You might want to question why it wants permission to access your location, or emails. It might be that the app is entirely genuine in its honesty. It may just be that it uses old Google settings that used to lump various permissions in a group regardless of the need for them in any given situation.
The good news is that you can turn each permission off very easily in the Android settings. If you go to Settings > Apps, tap any app in the list and there is an option to view the permissions it has. Each permission can be disabled individually. If you find the app then won't run, or crashes, you can either turn the permission back on or, better still, look for an alternative app that only asks for what it needs.
iOS runs a similar switch toggle method for permissions for its apps. However, is a little more upfront about what permissions it wants when you run it. You have to explicitly accept each one. That is unlike Android which shows a single popup which barely even demands reading. To see which app has what permissions, go to Settings > Privacy. Then access whichever section you want, such as pictures, location services etc. This will then show you which apps have that permission active, and you can enable/disable multiple apps in the same screen. This is a much more efficient setup than going into each app separately, as is required in Android. So kudos to Apple for making that way.
But, as we've said, that's only half of it and can be a laborious process to go through. Fortunately, others have made an easier way to check if an app is truly safe. Zscaler, an online security company have developed the Zscaler Application Profile. Where all you need to do is enter the app name, from either Google or Apple stores, and ZAP will see if it has any information in its database regarding the app. Of course, not all apps have been checked as yet. But the checker also allows you to put the app store page address in. It will then open the app and scan it.
Finally, if you use Android, you may actually already have protection built in. Google have been rolling out something called Google Play Protect for a few months now. As long as you have Play Services v11 or later, Google is automatically scanning your apps for problems and any of them misbehaving. Google claim that the process is always working. But there is some debate on how often Play Protect actually runs a scan. Outward appearances indicate that a scan is run on your device once every 24 hours. So, if you install an app just after the scan, it won't be checked until the next day.
There's also no way to manually scan an app, which appears something of an oversight on Google's part. Yet you can see which apps have been scanned, along with any reports. Go to Settings > Google > Security > Google Play Protect (or Verify Apps", depending on your device or Android version). It's not foolproof (yet), but it does show that steps are being taken to keep users safe.
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Manny Arceneaux signed with the BC Lions as a free agent in 2009. Following a two year NFL stint with New York Jets, Washington Redskins and Minnesota Vikings, Manny returned to the Lions in 2013. Manny's stellar work as a go to wide receiver for the Lions was rewarded in 2015 and 2016 as he led the club in receiving yards and was honoured with both West Division and CFL All Star honours.
Currently, Manny is second alltime among BC Lions in receptions (524) and third all time in yards (7,616) and continues to be among active CFL leaders in both categories. Manny is very active with the BC Lions in a number of their community initiatives.
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An obsession for In-N-Out ?
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. -- College freshman year was when the collective words "In-N-Out Burger" first formed in my ears, in that order. The words "let's go" and "right now" also were involved, I believe.
Being an underfed and overly persuadable student, I took up any food offer that wasn't served on a university-issued plastic tray. My roommates drove seven miles west of campus to find out why everyone at our dorm was clamoring for In-N-Out.
The first bite was the moment life separated into before and after. I won't soon forget that evening.
Ten years have passed. I've moved from the West Coast, where all 240 of the burger restaurants are located. Tucson, Ariz., is as far east as it goes.
I was yammering about this one night to my girlfriend, who may or may not have been annoyed that I was more effusive about a burger than about her.
"Yeah, but have you ever tried one?" I said.
"Actually, I haven't," she said.
Next thing we knew, we were on a plane to Los Angeles, an In-N-Out in our cross hairs.
The In-N-Out on Sunset Boulevard sits across the street from famed Hollywood High School, and we, geniuses, picked lunchtime to visit. It was like a "Twilight" convention in there.
The lines moved quickly, but the wait for food took 10 minutes. Fast food it isn't, but the chain never set out for that.
In-N-Out began 62 years ago in Baldwin Park, a suburb 20 minutes east of downtown Los Angeles. Founders Harry and Esther Snyder set forth an ideal of serving fresh, made-to-order food -- french fries hand-cut in store, milkshakes spun from ice cream, beef patties that have never been frozen. This continues. The company boasts of not owning a single microwave or freezer.
Given how many fast-food chains today opt for efficiency, there's a certain nostalgia with their style of cooking. But the restaurant offers another kind of nostalgia, one that evokes a Southern California from a bygone era: checkerboard design, palm tree tiles, a 1950s muscle car drive-in motif. Its employees wear matching short-sleeve shirts, aprons and paper hats. It feels perpetually sunny inside.
"I prefer quirkier local stands when I'm getting burgers, but I don't try to plea-bargain when my kids clamor for In-N-Out," said Jonathan Gold, the Pulitzer Prize-winning restaurant critic for L.A. Weekly. "None of the national chains remotely comes close."
Our order number was called, finally. My lady got a double-double: a cheeseburger with two thin patties cooked on a grill top, topped with lettuce, tomatoes and a sauce similar to Thousand Island dressing. The buns were toasted. Mine arrived with grilled onions and the patties fried in mustard. This is known as "animal-style," an offering not found on the menu. Therein lies another charm of In-N-Out: the existence of a secret menu, which, as Gold told me, "lets adepts feel like a member of the club." Examples: Customers who order a "4-by-4" get four each of patties and cheese. "Protein-style" has lettuce in place of buns.
I went first. One bite and it transported me back to freshman year: toasted buns crisp around the circumference, lettuce that crunched, and a thick, creamy spread with a pickle tang. Melted American cheese acted like binding for the grilled onions and griddled meats, coalescing into a sweet, salty, beefy amalgam. I inhaled the darn thing, fearing someone might take it away.
Then it was my girlfriend's turn. I waited for her reaction.
She spoke: "It's good," registering a 6.5 on a zero-to-10 excitement scale. Anything less than the violent shakes was a disappointment. How could someone with functioning taste buds not find this manna from heaven?
"I mean, I like it," she said, "but I've had better. Like Steak 'n Shake," referring to the Midwestern chain. "I grew up with it."
In a way, I was glad her reaction was tepid, because it made me re-evaluate my stance. There must be certain synapses in your brain that connect taste to memory. Now I know my taste buds aren't lying to me. But part of my awe and borderline-irrational enthusiasm for In-N-Out was that it reminded me of something -- a moment, a place. It's the same reason your mom's chicken pot pie tastes better than any other version you'll ever try.
Let's not forget the exclusivity: We want what we can't get. If McDonald's had 26 locations instead of 13,000, you can bet we'd be praising their french fries to high heaven. In-N-Out is a privately owned chain with no plans of franchising. For the foreseeable future, you'll be able to try one only in California, Arizona, Nevada and Utah.
I love In-N-Out, but love can be broken down: 75 percent because of the double-double and 25 percent because I could eat it only once every two years. They say absence makes the heart grow fonder. Such is the case with this burger. But you really ought to try one!
For locations, visit innout.com.
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Department of Justice Examines Impact of Bullying in Schools
Dec 16, 2011, 05:02 ET
New study recommends strategies to address bullying and support victims
WASHINGTON, Dec. 16, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) today released Bullying in Schools: An Overview, the first of five bulletins examining bullying in schools and support schools can provide bullying victims. Bullying is a complex social and emotional problem impacting children and schools. In extreme cases, victims face shooting, physical assaults or other harassment that may cause them to turn to suicide.
"Parents and schools across the country worry about the devastating harm bullying can cause, and we share this concern for our nation's children," said Jeff Slowikowski, OJJDP's Acting Administrator. "This new study highlights the impact of bullying and recommends effective anti-bullying strategies that schools can implement to keep students safe."
Conducted by the National Center for School Engagement in 2007, the OJJDP-funded study focused on the connection between bullying, truancy and low academic achievement and examined whether engaging students in academics or extracurricular activities mediates these factors.
Bullying does not directly cause truancy, researchers found. A caring school community where students are challenged academically and adults support them can serve as a powerful antidote. Victimization often distances students from learning and contributes to a myriad of other problems, including truancy and academic failure. The researchers found "bullying in a box" curriculums—generic, pre-fabricated anti-bullying curriculums—to be an ineffective substitute for intentional, student-focused engagement strategies.
The researchers further recommended these strategies for schools:
- Offer mentoring programs;
- Provide students with opportunities for community service;
- Address the difficult transition between elementary and middle school (from one single classroom teacher to teams of teachers with periods and class changes in a large school); and
- Start prevention programs early.
OJJDP's bullying series examines the relationship among bullying, school attendance, school engagement, and school achievement; presents survey findings of young adults bullied in grade school; provides teachers' observations on efforts to ameliorate school bullying; and compares findings to existing research on bullying.
This bulletin, Bullying in Schools: An Overview, is available at: www.ojjdp.gov/pubs/234205.pdf.
The full report, Peer Victimization in Schools: A Set of Quantitative and Qualitative Studies of the Connections Among Peer Victimization, School Engagement, Truancy, School Achievement and Other Outcomes, is authored by Ken Seeley, Martin L. Tombari, Laurie J. Bennett, and Jason B. Dunkle. It is available at: www.ncjrs.gov/app/publications/abstract.aspx?ID=256074.
The Office of Justice Programs (OJP), headed by Assistant Attorney General Laurie O. Robinson, provides federal leadership in developing the nation's capacity to prevent and control crime, administer justice, and assist victims. OJP has six components: the Bureau of Justice Assistance; the Bureau of Justice Statistics; the National Institute of Justice; the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention; the Office for Victims of Crime; and the Office of Sex Offender Sentencing, Monitoring, Apprehending, Registering, and Tracking. More information about OJP can be found at http://www.ojp.gov.
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FLASHBACK: "Coming To America"
August 31, 2009
It's only Eddie Murphy's best movie ever. That was when he could play multiple characters and they were actually different. The movie kick-started a couple careers too. Just think, if it weren't for that barbershop scene, casting directors may have never noticed Cuba Gooding, Jr.'s face. Sure, the TV show ER made Eric LaSalle famous, but Coming to America made him and his jerry curl memorable.
Coming to America had humor, action, suspense, drama, and love. Okay, that's overdoing it. But there were epic battles. Two princes fighting over the love a beautiful young maiden: Prince Akeem of Zamunda versus Prince Darryl of Soul Glo. The dueling kings: Jaffe (James Earl Jones), leader of Zamunda and Cleo (John Amos), leader of McDowell's fast food. And it was probably Arsenio Hall's best moment in showbiz.
Anyway, it was on TV this weekend and I couldn't turn away. So I did some youtubing (sp?) and found, along with some of those classic moments, the original movie trailer, and Akeem's prediction of the Giants beating the Packers with a last-second field goal coming true.
Kim Jong Il of The South!
July 30, 2009
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May 4, 2009
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Marketing Department Cost Objectives
As discussed in Part I, the marketing department has specific cost objectives for their portfolio of campaigns.
- Cost per Click (CPC) of Less Than $1.50
- Cost per Trial Account (CPA) of Less than $40.00
Each individual campaign may vary somewhat from these objectives, but, on average, costs need to net out within those parameters for the campaign to be considered profitable.
To help the marketing department assess the performance of individual campaigns, we want to report on KPIs related to these two objectives.
Cost per Click (CPC)
Cost per Click (CPC) is defined as the average cost you paid for someone to click on an advertisement and land on your website. It is a common metric for tracking the cost effectiveness of paid ad campaigns. 1
So, suppose you paid $1,000 for the ads and you received 400 click-throughs. T the CPC for this campaign is $1,000 / 400 = $2.50.
The marketing team typically has a goal for how much they are willing to spend to increase website traffic. For example, suppose that goal is $1.50 per visit. In this case, our advertising campaign should have a CPC of less than $1.50 to be consistent with our marketing goal of not paying more than $1.50 per visit.
The CPC of a campaign may fluctuate from day-to-day based on how many people click on the ads and what rate you are bidding to display the ads. So, for the KPI, you probably want to look at CPC over some consistent period of time – weekly or monthly.
Many organizations like to look at KPIs monthly. his will help smooth out any volatile daily fluctuations and is consistent with monthly planning.
Displaying Monthly CPC for a Campaign using Megalytic
If you are running an advertising campaign with Google AdWords, you can easily use Megalytic to display Monthly CPC as a KPI. Start by dragging the KPI widget onto your report.
By default, the KPI widget displays the Sessions metric. However, you can choose from a wide range of metrics to be displayed.
In this case, we are going to select the AdWords CPC metric – which appears in the "Adwords Tracking" category in the metric selection list.
At this point, the KPI widget is set up to display CPC, but for which campaign? By default, the widget displays the average CPC across all of your AdWords campaigns. To select a specific campaign, use Megalytic's filter capability. Click on "Show Filter" as shown below.
This will open up the Filter editor where you can configure it to match your campaign. Select "Include" and "Campaign," and then type in the name of your campaign. If you are unsure of the specific campaign name, use the Megalytic widget "Traffic by Campaign/Keyword" to see a list of all your campaigns.
In this case, we entered the name of a general purpose search campaign called "Search – General."
As shown below, you many also want to adjust the title of the widget to include "Search – General" so it is clear to the readers of your report what campaign is being reported on.
Lastly, double check you are reporting your KPI for the correct time period – monthly in this case. By default, the KPI widget shows data weekly. To change this, simply click on the date range as shown below.
This will open the date picker where you can update the Period from Weekly to Monthly. For "End Date," pick "Rolling" to select the last full month of data. For example, since it is March, the date picker shows February. When April rolls around, it will advance to March – always showing the last complete month.
Click "Apply" to save your changes and then close the Widget Editor by clicking on the gear symbol in the upper left. The KPI widget now looks like this:
Because this campaign has only been running for five months, the display shows some empty space on the chart, and the year-ago comparison (to February 2014) doesn't make sense. The widget is showing the CPC as $0.00 in February 2014 – because the campaign was not running then!
By default, the KPI widget displays two comparisons – the previous month and the same month one year ago. In this case, we only want to show one comparison -- comparing with the previous month. To do that, open the Widget Editor again and set the "2nd Comparison" to "None."
This will cause the widget to only display a single comparison – with the previous month. The resulting KPI display is shown below.
This shows that our CPC for February was $3.31 – 12.59% worse than in January, when it was $2.94 – and far higher than the target of $1.50.
In this kind of situation, when the KPI shows you are not meeting the campaign cost objectives, further research and explanation may be needed. For example, not all traffic has equal value – right? If this campaign is bringing in traffic that is much more likely to convert into paying customers, then it might be a good business decision to pay more than $1.50 per click for this campaign.
Determining whether of not the traffic from this campaign is worth a $3.31 CPC, we need to look at the other KPI that the marketing department identified – the Cost per Acquisition (CPA).
Cost per Trial Account (CPA)
The Cost per Trial Account is the total cost of the campaign, divided by the number of trial accounts created by visitors who found the website via the campaign. A Trial Account is a type of acquisition, so the appropriate metric to look at here is the Cost Per Acquisition (CPA). For example, suppose the campaign costs $1,000 and yields 25 visitors who create trial accounts. The CPA for this campaign is $1,000 / 25 = $40.00.
The marketing department may care more about the CPA than the CPC. That is because, ultimately, the purpose of marketing is to bring in business. So, a campaign that is efficient at generating trial accounts (the first step in the sales funnel) – as measured by a low CPA – may be great for the business even if it has a high CPC.
So, let's examine the CPA for the same campaign we looked at above, Search General.
Displaying Monthly CPA for a Campaign using Megalytic
In Google Analytics, a Trial Account signup can be tracked as a type of Goal Conversion Assuming you have set up this type of Goal to track Trial Account signups, then you can use Megalytic's KPI widget, as above. This time, however, select the metric named "AdWords Cost per Goal Conversion" to display the CPA. Be sure to select the correct Goal for Trial Accounts.
Once you have made those selections, change the title to read "CPA – Search General Campaign." Now you have KPI displays for both CPC and CPA. In Megalytic, you can even drag them side-by-side to look like this.
Notice the CPA is below $40.00 in February (even though it rose 29.03%). So, even though this campaign seems costly on a CPC basis, it is very efficient when looking at the CPA. The marketing department will probably conclude that it is worth the CPC cost to bring in this qualified group of users that converts at high enough rate to drive the CPA down below their $40 threshold.
Even if you aren't analyzing Super Bowl ads, it's important to pick the right KPI to track the cost objectives of your campaigns. Depending on the campaign's objectives, the KPI will vary. For Super Bowl ads, CPM might be the right choice. But, for AdWords campaigns, it's more likely to be CPC or CPA. Consult with your marketing department to make sure you understand the objectives for each campaign and how to best measure them.
This is the second in a two-part series. Here, we have looked at KPIs based on cost objectives. In Part I, we examine KPIs derived from on business objectives.


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Waiting for Superman…
With FACT screening the original Superman this Monday, Nik Glover takes a look at our roller-coaster relationship with on-screen super heroes…
Cinema-goers are now so used to seeing comic book heroes make the transition from page to screen that something like war-weariness sets in on the announcement of another Marvel/DC spin off. Fact's screening of Superman (1978) provides some welcome context.
Marvel Avengers Assemble is currently breaking all box office records, mining the richest of veins that comes from the huge success of that comic line's movies featuring the protagonists of the team-up epic. Never previously has such a huge gamble been taken with such apparent assurance of success: previous box office receipts for Avengers tie-ins include The Incredible Hulk ($263m), Iron Man 1 and 2 ($585m and $623m), Thor ($449m) and Captain America: The First Avenger ($368m). The comic book genre has reached a new watershed in terms of box office.
It's interesting to remember that back in 1978 the humble comic book was a very different proposition. The only dalliance into the field had been small-screen incarnations of the most famous of characters (first to make it to the screen: Captain Marvel, in serialisation). Batman had been a relatively successful vehicle in its campy, Adam West-fronted TV series. The full-length version was anarchic and innocent in equal measures, but lacked real studio commitment and star power to become a crossover success. After West and Ward faced down three supervillains (in a superior instance of evil team-ups to later Batman missteps), superheroes disappeared from screens for a decade. Crimefighters took off their masks, preferring to operate in the open (Dirty Harry) or against real world supervillains (All the President's Men). Such was the situation Warner Bros and DC comics surveyed on Superman's release.
Sure, the Man of Steel was iconic; comics based on him had been commercially successful from his birth in 1938 to the end of the Second World War, with sales figures for comics in general hitting the peaks again in the 60's; but by 1978 the comic world as a whole was fractured, with long, complex runs which required a great deal of investment from fans, dizzying numbers of genres and a general rise in prices due to a paper shortage. The so-called Bronze Age of Comics was heralded by a more socially-conscious form of narrative. In 1970, DC's character Green Arrow had to face the descent into drug addiction of his sidekick Speedy. The murder of long-time Spiderman love interest Gwen Stacy, Iron Man's alcoholism; writers turned to the real world to give their plotlines grittier appeal beyond the usual super-heroics. Our heroes became less like gods, and more like us. In 1978, DC cancelled 20 comic series, following a disastrous attempt to flood the market with new titles which almost bankrupted them. Comic book sales as a whole were in decline.
Superman's producers responded by packing their movie with star power. Christopher Reeve, a relative unknown, was backed by Gene Hackman (fresh from ensemble war movie A Bridge Too Far) and Marlon Brando (returning from a 6 year movie near-hiatus, and receiving a $4 million dollar fee for his extremely modest screen time). Keen eyes will also spot Terence Howard (a far cry from Brief Encounter) and Terence Stamp (in the first case of a not so subtle superhero sequel hint).
The result was a box office smash of almost unprecedented proportions; the film took some $130 million dollars in the US alone, the third most successful movie of the year after Grease and Animal House.
In the interval between the first Superman and DC's next big superhero making it to the screen (the Tim Burton-helmed Batman in 1989) Warner Bros released three Man of Steel sequels, to ever-diminishing returns, plus one spin off in Supergirl (1984) and the Wes Craven oddity Swamp Thing. The initial promise of comic book crossovers seemed illusory. Why?
By far the most important factor was the price of creating a whole world for characters to inhabit, with attendant production costs. Not until the runaway success of the Batman series of films in the 80's and 90's were comic book developers trusted with the kind of budgets they needed to realise their potential. Even then, Batman inhabited a world which, while expensive to recreate in sets (see Joel Schumacher's neon funhouse Batman Forever (1995)) was at least similar enough to our own to make location shooting possible. The disaster that was Batman & Robin (1997) effectively set the comic book movie back to square one.
Yet lower budget heroes were constantly emerging throughout the nineties, generally with lesser stars and often with directors who would return to the genre later in their careers. Darkman (1990) is a surprisingly arch and frenetic prototype for Sam Raimi's later Spiderman, and sees the director combining the crazed chop and zoom style of The Evil Dead with the superhero milieu. Joe Dante's The Rocketeer was another expensive flop, the Matinee spirit of which the director would again claim for his later Captain America vehicle. Big budget comic book tie-in's like The Mask (1994) and Dick Tracy (1990), while not strictly superhero movies, at least kept the genre prominent in the minds of movie makers.
In truth, it wasn't until X-Men (2000) that the modern age of superhero movies began. Bryan Singer's series progenitor had the budget, the star power, and most importantly, the character that its source material required. CGI had at least reached the stage where outlandish plot devices (a character who can change her appearance to perfectly mimic others, Wolverine's retractable adamantine claws) could be presented believably, if not realistically. With the later double whammy of Iron Man and The Dark Knight (both 2008) superheroes not only made megabucks, but even made it to the Oscars. While Marvel embraced broadly lighter, action-packed fair with offbeat directors like Jon Favreau and Joss Whedon, DC has avoided (so far) creating a competing film universe for its characters. The runaway success of Avengers Assemble may well lead to a Justice League of America crossover, although maintaining Christopher Nolan's dark, brooding style for films starring characters like Aquaman seems implausible.
What is plausible is that comic books will rule cinema screens for quite some time. Marvel are already committed to further run-outs for all of its major characters, with directors like Edgar Wright joining the party. For comic book fans, it is a golden age of superhero cinema. For none comic book fans? The summer months could drag a little.
Nik Glover
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Driving the Tesla Model S
The Tesla Model S is kind of the halo "electric" car at the moment, and it really breaks the mold of a stereotypical electric car. It is fast, sexy, and super high tech, yet drives almost normally. Being a car enthusiast, I had previously driven the Nissan Leaf and Chevy Volt locally; but with so few Tesla showrooms and service centers in the country, it's hard to have the opportunity to drive a Tesla, especially in Nebraska.
I was lucky enough to get the opportunity to test drive a Tesla Model S on May 3, 2014 in Omaha, Nebraska. I had spotted a post on the Tesla Facebook page saying they were taking reservations for a test drive, so I signed up. They called me the next day and confirmed.
They had 4 cars on display in the corner of a parking lot. All were the P85 variant (the big battery model), and some had quite a few options, so sticker prices ranged from about $80k-$107k. Quite a few people were hanging around the car that was charging while a Tesla employee answered questions. Having read several reviews of the car and watching several videos of it, I had quite a bit of knowledge to draw from for my test drive.
My time slot came up and I scanned my drivers license, typed in a little info on an ipad and went for a test drive. The car is so quiet that in a somewhat crowded environment, people kept walking behind the car when we were trying to back out of the parking spot. Their mouths kind of dropped open when they saw this car come at them silently.
The Driving
Acceleration – Instant torque is addicting. Really addicting. The acceleration in the Model S is so smooth and linear. It definitely pushes you back into the seat in a very satisfying way. Its speed and power are deceiving because of how quiet it is. In a gasoline powered car the engine gives you an indication of the speed you're going; the S doesn't have that, so it was very easy to go faster than the law says you should. It would be interesting to see if Model S owners get more speeding tickets because of it. I can verify that traction control is pretty effective too. When you give the S a lot of acceleration off the line, the traction control will come in and make sure you keep things on the road and straight; it does give the sensation of wiggling around a little though. It was fun. Because the Model S has no transmission or torque converter like in an automatic transmission, the car doesn't creep along at low speeds. Tesla has added this creep mode as a software mode if you miss it. It takes a little getting use to in non creep mode.
Brakes – The Model S brake feel was nice and linear under normal street driving. Tesla has taken an interesting approach, giving you the option of a maximum regeneration mode or a low regeneration mode. It's a simple setting on the 17" touchscreen center console. In the low generation mode, the car will coast much like a normal car with an automatic transmission with low drag. The downside of this is that it will generate much less energy to put back into the batteries and extend range. In maximum generation mode when off the accelerator it feels much more like you have downshifted on a car with a manual transmission. The feeling of drag is increased quite a bit. It's essentially using electric motors as an engine brake by using the electric motor to generate electricity.. It takes a little getting used to since you don't have to touch the brakes nearly as much in city driving. For instance, when coming down a hill, instead of coasting down the hill you actually may have to just use the lightest input on the accelerator to maintain speed. The benefits of this is it's extend range optimally. Tesla says that this also greatly decreases brake rotor and pad wear because you're not using them as much to slow the relatively heavy car.
Steering/Suspension – The Model S is the safest car on the road, and part of that has to do with how stiff the chassis is. That stiffness really adds to the sportiness of the car. The suspension is stiff, but well damped so it's not harsh, but also not "Lexus" smooth. I would call it european inspired suspension. The car corners pretty flat, and in normal street driving hides its weight pretty well, I thought. That stiffness also made the car feel really solid and well built. Our test car (829 miles on the odometer) had no squeaks or shudders. It would be interesting to compare a model with the sport suspension option. The steering was a nice weight and some road feel feedback.
The Interior
The 17" touch screen that serves as the cars center console and main control unit for all configurable things in the car really is the top interior feature. The large screen and first HD backup camera that can optionally be used when driving were great. The layout and navigation were really logical and intuitive of the controls and options. The UI was fast, and the cas a web browser build in to search for anything or read a website. Navigation was by Google Maps so it was great and always updated. The only driving control I was hunting around for was to put it in park (I will blame wanting to continue the test drive, I think it probably had enough range left to make it back home 🙂 )
For what the car cost, the seats should have been better. After visiting the BMW Welt in Germany my benchmark is admittedly a bit high when it comes to seats though. The Model S I drove had the standard seats, and while stylish, they lacked some adjustability and didn't have enough side bolstering to match the car's performance. With approximately a 300 mile range, you're not as likely to be in one without a break as long as you would in a diesel or gas European luxury sedan in the same price range. The flat floor (no transmission tunnel) was really nice, and made the middle rear seat much more useable. Someone who is tall might have problems sitting in the back seat without hitting their head on the roof. The interior design was minimal but nice. The design of the door handles are by far my favorite interior design feature. I didn't care for the dark gray walnut wood trim on the dash, and would have probably prefered a carbon fiber or dark, warmer wood color.
The key of the car is pretty cool, as you would expect. It's a fob and there is no traditional key. It's actually a Hot Wheels sized model of the Model S in black that is a bit more streamlined. Touching the model (key) on the trunk for a second or two will pop the trunk. Walk up to the car with the key in your pocket and the door handles automatically come out and it unlocks. The car is always on and ready to drive; sitting in the driver's seat and putting your foot on the brake to put it into drive is all you need to do, no push button start or turning of a key. There is also no shutting it off, you touch the button for park and get out, the car locks and shuts off itself.
Coming into the test drive the car was already sitting on a pedestal. My test drive was short but for the most part it met and exceeded expectations. For me the standouts were the acceleration, large center console screen, general technology, and its sexy lines. It's an expensive car, and for most people it probably would not be your only car unless you had access to something with more range for long trips. That will change as electric charging, especially the Tesla Super Charging stations, becomes more common. For me it would be a great daily driver: fast, sexy, super safe, and minimal day to day costs. The main barrier right now for most is the cost. It's still quite an expensive car. Tesla is rumored to be coming out with a less expensive smaller 3 series competitor that will be more affordable for the masses. By that time they should have a more robust charging network too. That will be more of a revolution for the masses. Until then, the Model S is a great example of how good an electric car can be made, especially in the USA. It makes a few sacrifices and has some great benefits.
My Experience Driving the Nürburgring
I am a fan of European cars, so to drive a lap on the Nürburgring has been on my bucket list for a while. On a recent vacation I was able to tick this one off on the list. For those that don't know, the Nürburgring is one of the most famous, complex racetracks in the world. It is 13 miles long, and has 73 corners, many off camber. The track elevation changes often, and a dense forest runs on both sides of the track. All of these complexities earned it the nickname of "Green Hell" in 1968 after British racing legend Jackie Stewart won the German Grand Prix there and coined the term. Today the track is used by automotive manufacturers from around the world to test their cars and fine tune suspension, as well as set lap times for bragging rights. Most of the time the track is open (for a fee) to the general public to to lap their road legal vehicles.
I did lots of research online about what I needed to know before going to the track, how best to approach it, and what car to rent. I learned many european rental companies will ban the driver for life if the standard rental cars are taken on the track (GPS verified). Too many burned up brakes and worn out tires. Many forums suggested renting from RentRaceCar.com, and they happened to have a car that fit my needs. I choose a VW Sorocco Cup+. It was advertised as beginner friendly, it had a DSG gearbox, and had 2 seats so I could take a passenger. The car had a stock 220hp motor, Bilstein suspension, semi-slick tires, racing brakes, and a half rollcage. It was perfect.
Before coming to the track, the internet suggested I practiced on a simulator. I was very lucky to find a friend who let me borrow his PS3 for a few weeks to practice the track. (Thanks Frank!) It made a huge difference. While I didn't have the track memorized, I at least recognized all of it and knew what to expect in the tricky parts. Gran Turismo 5 did a good job of representing the track. There were differences though. In real life the track was pretty narrow and the elevation changes were much greater than I expected.
Early on a Saturday morning we set off for the track, driving from Cologne, Germany. The weather ended up being perfect: sunny, 55 degrees, and low winds. When we got to the track it had just opened for the day, and was still a bit damp with dew and fall leaves. I filled out the minimal paperwork, was briefed on operating the car, and rules of the track. After that I was handed the keys, and off I went for my first lap.
I rented the car for 2 hours, and did a total of 4 laps. My first lap was by myself, no one in my family wanted to be a passenger and I was ok with that. Since this was my first track driving experience, on one of the most complex tracks in the world, and the track being damp in some corners I took things pretty cautiously. On the track you keep to the right, and signal with your right side blinker to let faster traffic pass on the left. Keeping a constant eye on your mirrors became pretty important. The first lap went without a problem, I was surprised when my mom said she wanted to be the first passenger. I never expected it, but I said yes as long as she didn't say anything. Her lap was pretty exciting as an Aston Martin passed us in a corner and nearly ran into us. Eventually the entire family went on a lap as a passenger. Traffic did increase a lot as the morning went on and the track dried out. I was glad we got there early. On the track, you encounter just about every type of car imaginable. On the same lap I passed a Porsche 911 GT3 briefly, and got passed by a Chrysler Town and Country minivan. There were lots of 911s, and M3s that were pushing hard. In addition to sports cars, there were 7 Series, SUV's and even compact cars packed full of people making laps. The famous karussell lives up to it's reputation, definitely fun.
Below is one of my laps from the ring. Remember this was my first time on a track and the track was damp. To me it looks pretty slow to what I remember.
The paddock was truly a car lovers delight. We pulled up in our rented Hyundai i40 estate. Parking next to us almost immediately was a modified 997 Porsche GT3. After my first lap on the other side parked next to the Hyundai was a new Aston Martin with a lady in the passenger seat, dressed the part to be in an Aston. There was also an Aston Martin club from France that was at the track for the day. The Porsche 911s and BMW M3s in the lot were too numerous to count: new, old, stock and modified were all represented. There were also a handful of Ferrari F430s, a 612, and a couple of Lamborghinis. The BMW Ring Taxi M5s were also making lots of laps too. On the more rare side of things, there was a Mercedes Mclaren SLR with duct tape, and a newer Radical getting lots of attention. I could have spent a long time taking photos of all the comings and going. We did meet family from Florida who was in the military at the track doing laps. One of their children was lucky enough to get a flying fast lap from someone in the lot who overheard. It sounded amazing.
I am so grateful for having the opportunity to be in the area and visit the track. It really was the highlight of my trip. I would recommend it to anyone who had a love for cars and wants to drive on a track. If you have any questions leave a comment below and I will do my best to answer them.
Italian Vacation Update #3
Our Italian holiday continues. On Tuesday, an Italian National holiday, as we were coming down the curvy mountain road we had a tire go flat. Luckily we had a spare donut and in no time were on the road. The journey took a little longer because we drove on slower B roads but we made it to Montepulciano, a hill town.
In Montepulciano we stumbled into an old copper craftsman. He made everything out of copper and was so charming. We bought a heavy beautiful copper frying pan and are very excited to try it out. The town is very, very hilly which made it good exercise but the climbs were worth it for the amazing views of the Tuscan countryside.
The churches, basilicas, and duomos in the country are very impressive. We have seen many treasured relics as well as burial sites of many famous Italians such as Dante, Marconi, Galileo, Michelangelo, assorted popes, and others.
Although we weren't in Siena for long, we still saw a lot of beautiful things! We stayed in a hotel connected to a sanctuary and run by nuns. The view was amazing. We spent some time at the Piazza del Campo, where the famous Palio horse race takes place. We went to the Duomo here as well which was beautiful and unique.
In Florence, or Firenze as the locals call it, Jon climbed about 450 steps up to take photos at the top of the Duomo. It was a tough climb but worth it. In the Accademia museum we saw the famous David sculpture by Michelangelo as well as many other famous unfinished works by Michelangelo.
Italian Vacation Update #2
For the past 3 days we have been in the Umbria region. We are staying at an Agritourismo which is a working farm. Its location is very remote. It 14km up a small mountain with 78 turns to reach the agritourismo. This has been a big change from the heat and hustle and bustle of Rome. Here we figure it takes us 5 hours to eat our meals which are eaten with everyone on the farm. Below is a photos of some of the pasta we had as one of the 3 courses for lunch one day. It has been a neat experience. However the past few days it has rained constantly. This has put a damper on some of our plans but today we went to the towns of Montefalco, Assisi, Deruta, and Spoleto. While in Assisi we had a good pizza in a small typical Italian café, see the photo below of the half eaten pizza.
Our car (pictured below) is an Alfa Romeo 159 Estate with a 1.9L turbo diesel. While we are not very impressed with the low clearance of the alfa or the stereotypical Italian electrics the engine is great and the highway driving has been fine. Without the Garmin GPS it would be near impossible.


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Mayfest 2015: Morphest
Mayfest is a workshop that brings together researchers from a variety of disciplines and perspectives to discuss fundamental issues in linguistics. This year's Mayfest will center around morphology. The three central themes that we will be addressing are:
(i) What is morphology? How do we distinguish morphological processes from syntactic or phonological ones? (ii) What is the trajectory for morphological learning in language acquisition? (iii) What insight does morphology provide into language processing and production models?


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Suppressed Activity of Tumor-Specific T Cells in Human Merkel Cell Carcinomas
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CitationDowlatshahi, Mitra. 2017. Suppressed Activity of Tumor-Specific T Cells in Human Merkel Cell Carcinomas. Doctoral dissertation, Harvard Medical School.
AbstractMerkel cell carcinomas (MCC) are rare but highly malignant skin cancers associated with a novel polyomavirus. We studied T cells in MCC to determine how these virally mediated tumors evade immune responses. MCC tumors were infiltrated by T cells, including effector, central memory and increased numbers of CD4 and CD8 FOXP3+ regulatory T cells. Infiltrating T cells showed markedly reduced activation as evidenced by reduced expression of CD69 and CD25. Treatment of MCC tumors in vitro with IL-2 and IL-15 led to T cell activation, proliferation, enhanced cytokine production and loss of viable tumor cells from cultures. Expanded tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes showed TCR repertoire skewing and upregulation of CD137. MCC tumors implanted into immunodeficient NOD/SCID/IL2 receptor g chainnull mice failed to grow unless human T cells in the tumor grafts were depleted with denileukin diftitox, suggesting tumor-specific T cells capable of controlling tumor growth were present in MCC. 50% of non-activated T cells in MCC expressed PD-1, a marker of T cell exhaustion, and PD-L1 and PD-L2 were expressed by a subset of tumor dendritic cells and macrophages. In summary, we observed tumor-specific T cells with suppressed activity in MCC tumors. Agents that stimulate T cell activity, block Treg function or inhibit PD-1 signaling may be effective in the treatment of this highly malignant skin cancer.
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Photographing The Band: The image used for the Music from Big Pink Album (1968)
We took several beautiful photographs at Big Pink. One was a picture of them taken from behind, sitting on a bench in front of a pond. Band members Robbie Robertson, Rick Danko, Levon Helm, Garth Hudson and Richard Manuel had explained that they didn't want a name because they wanted the focus to be on the music, not on themselves, and didn't want to be "labeled" and defined by the audience's preconceptions…
The other element present in the old photographs was respect. People took the camera seriously. A photographer's visit was an important and unusual occasion. People stood up straight and looked right at the camera, which made them look dignified. People were a different sort in those days. They were connected to the earth, there were no modern conveniences. Of course, I couldn't have created that old-time classic look with just anyone. It was their spirits that came out and greeted the opportunity for self- expression.
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Toyota Recalls 10,000 Cars for Wiper Switch, 2014 Corolla Affected
Toyota will recall approximately 10,000 vehicles, including 2013 and 2014 model-year Camry and Camry Hybrid, 2013 Avalon and Avalon Hybrid, and 2014 Corolla models. The purpose of the non-compliance recall is to address the wiper switch, which could be defective.
The Problem: Certain switch terminal contacts within the wiper switch assembly may have been manufactured incorrectly. As a result, a short could occur if the switch is moved from "off" to the "mist" setting, which could cause the wipers to stop working.
Read more about Corolla: 2014 Toyota Corolla First Drive
The Fix: Owners of affected vehicles will be notified by Toyota and will be instructed to take their cars to the dealership for a replacement switch. For more info, owners can call Toyota customer service at 1-800-331-4331.
Number of Vehicles Potentially Affected: The recall includes roughly 10,000 2013 and 2014 model-year vehicles, including the 2014 Toyota Corolla, 2013-2014 Camry, and 2013 Avalon.
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