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Exploring mortgage interest deduction reforms: An equilibrium sorting model with endogenous tenure choice
Binner, Amy
Day, Brett
Amy Binner
In most equilibrium sorting models (ESMs) of residential choice across neighborhoods, the question of whether households rent or buy their home is either ignored or else tenure status is treated as exogenous. Of course, tenure status is not exogenous and households' tenure choices may have important public policy implications, particularly since higher levels of homeownership have been shown to correlate strongly with various indicators of improved neighborhood quality. Indeed, numerous policies including that of mortgage interest deduction (MID) have been implemented with the express purpose of promoting homeownership. This paper presents an ESM with simultaneous rental and purchase markets in which tenure choice is endogenized and neighborhood quality is partly determined by neighborhood composition. The public policy relevance of the model is shown through a calibration exercise for Boston, Massachusetts, which explores the impacts of various reforms to the MID policy. The simulations confirm some of the arguments made about reforming MID but also demonstrate how the complex patterns of behavioral change induced by policy reform can lead to unanticipated effects. The results suggest that it may be possible to reform MID while maintaining the prevailing rates of homeownership and reducing the federal budget deficit.
Binner, Amy & Day, Brett, 2015. "Exploring mortgage interest deduction reforms: An equilibrium sorting model with endogenous tenure choice," Journal of Public Economics, Elsevier, vol. 122(C), pages 40-54.
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Into the Woods Interview: Meryl Streep, Christine Baranski and Tracey Ullman #IntoTheWoodsEvent
Last week during my Disney press trip I had a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, along with 24 other bloggers, to interview Meryl Streep, Christine Baranski and Tracey Ullman at the amazing Montage Hotel. It was amazing to say the least! Of course, they were chatting with us about their Golden Globe nominated movie, Into the Woods. They shared stories about their great friendship.
All 25 of us bloggers sat at a long table with Meryl (the witch), Tracey (Jack's mother) and Christine (the stepmother) at one end. It's nothing like what you might imagine… a press day with questions being slammed at them and cameras shoved in their face. It's a relaxing environment for them and we enjoy a conversation about their life and roles in the movie. We clapped for them as they came into the room. The look on Christine Baranksi's face was priceless!
Photo Courtesy of Louise Bishop.
Tracey and Meryl have been old friends since they starred together in the 1985 movie Plenty. "I thought I'd just met my new best friend," said Meryl Streep. Tracey was a pop star in England back in the day and a guest VJ on MTV… when MTV actually played videos! Tracey was actually discovered by her mate, as she calls him, Paul McCartney. Tracey and Meryl even recalled flying together in a plane when the engine went out thinking they were going to die. Thankfully they made it through and ended up having kids the same age.
Christine and Meryl worked together on Mama Mia! (2008)… or as they like to call it, research. Christine recalled them doing research for the film when they were actually just hanging out all the time. "We were dynamos in Greece together, on Mama Mia!," said Christine Baranski speaking of her and Meryl's relationship. Meryl chimed in and let us know her and Chrstine had known each other a hundred years…
Christine and Meryl both live in Connecticut where they raise their children. Christine says, "The real achievement is being an actress, wife and mother, and having that longevity. That's a real achievement, in my opinion. That's the greatest achievement, not just in career, but holding your life together, and look at Meryl, with four kids."
We asked the ladies for any advice they have for raising kids these days and how they survive. Meryl said it's harder and harder to keep the world out. Raising little kids is so different from when their children were little. Meryl says, "To keep them in the little tower's impossible. People worried about this film, that it maybe is too dark for kids. Kids know so much now. They're aware of so much, and yet they're so resilient, and innately hopeful. That's what the film is."
If their children were still little would they take them to see the movie or is it too dark? According to Meryl, Tracey let her kids watch Cops. Oh my gosh, we laughed so hard when she said that! The ladies agreed they would have most likely taken their kids to see Into the Woods at age seven or eight.
Tracey discuss the Grimm's Fairy Tales and how we portray them as they are written. The fairy tales were much more frightening when they were kids. They were for children to be scared of. Fairy tales have gotten sanitized over the last 20 years.
When discussing how fairy tales have changed over the years, Christine shared with us that she told her kids, "You're safe. If you're in the world of the imagination, you can go anywhere, and you all come back from that, so you're safe." Christine shared a story about how one day she literally hauled their television set off when she seen her daughter had turned it to a daytime television show that had strippers on. Her and her husband actually raised their kids without a television set. The ladies laughed when Meryl said, "Even though you've made your living in television?" She does raise a good point! haha!
We asked the three ladies what roles they enjoy playing the most. I loved that Meryl said they each deserve their own voice and place in the world with so many different stories. Tracey recalled the time Meryl played Margaret Thatcher in The Iron Lady (2011). Meryl's response, "Well, I was just interested in an old lady. I like old ladies." We all started laughing.
Photo courtesy of Disney
Meryl's character, the Witch, was played on Broadway by Bernadette Peters. She said she might have stolen more from her character if she could only remember. Rob Marshall (director) made Meryl feel free with her character. Stephen Sondheim, who wrote the music and lyrics for Into the Woods, let them do what they want. Meryl said he wrote a song for Into the Woods for her character that isn't in the film but will be in the DVD extras. Meryl said she had a private session with Sondheim where he even gave her the sheet music at the end. He even gave her the sheet music at the end. She was so excited about it that she asked him to sign it. Sondheim's response, "Don't fuck it up!" Meryl followed with, "Don't put that in the mommy blog!" We all laughed!
We enjoyed learning about what the ladies thought about their costumes, designed by Colleen Atwood. Christine said her blonde wig was originally really big to make her and her stepdaughters appear to have a truly over-the-top, larger-than-life, trying-too-hard kind of family.
Tracey said her costume reminded her of a sort of Dries van Noten peasant look. She said she loved her roll around in the leaves look.
Also in the room was Oscar Award winning make-up artist J. Roy Helland. Christine pointed him out as he sat in a chair toward the back of the room. He created Meryl's extraordinary look for the day. He has done the hair and make-up for Meryl Streep in all of her movies since Sophie's Choice in 1982.
At the end of our interview we were able to capture a photo with the three lovely friends. Something I will never forget is how Meryl Streep took the time to shake each one of our hands before she walked away. They are all truly amazing women in real-life and incredible on the big screen.
Be sure to watch this funny trio on Christmas Day in Disney's Into the Woods!
Be sure to check out our other great interviews for Into the Woods:
Into the Woods Interview: Emily Blunt and James Corden
Into the Woods Interview: Anna Kendrick and Director Rob Marshall
10 Reasons to See Disney's Into the Woods
Photo Courtesy of Louise Bishop
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Ash L. says
Meryl Streep is one of my favorite actresses. Such a wide range of endless talent. James Corden was incredible in Doctor Who.
Ben Butler says
Meryl Streep was awesome in The Deer Hunter. She's amazing.
Deborah Cochran says
What an amazing opportunity to be in the same room as such incredibly talented actors! I can't wait to see Into the Woods – will definitely be a family favorite!
The Modern Mommy says
EEK That must have been AMAZING! I'm excited to see the movie 🙂
That looks like it was a blast! They are three of my favorite actresses.
I can't wait to see this! I'm a huge fan of Meryl and everything she does so I'm pretty sure I will love this too!
Carmen Nimo Perez says
To be honest, I saw this movie over the weekend and I was not impressed 🙁 And honestly, who wants to know what happens after happily ever after? That's why we love Disney, because they turn sad stories into happy ones, not vice versa? Sorry, just can't get on board with this one…and my 14 yr old daughter hated it!
Heather - MOHTH says
What a fun experience! I'm so jealous! I don't live in a big city like this where I can go and interview Celebs! You got it made! Can't wait to see the movie. Big fan of Meryl. 🙂
Stephanie Keeping says
What a fun experiences. You can just see everyone had fun. I love all the facial experiences.
Sounds like a great experience! I cant wait to see this one.
Kung Phoo says
Wow what an opportunity that was… Big congratulations and many thanks for sharing!
Kelly Hutchinson says
I had no idea Christine Baranski was in this movie. I just love her and look forward to seeing her in this.
kathleen kennedy leon says
how lucky are you that you got to meet all these awesome actresses. What a great opportunity for you. Great post. Can't wait to see the movie, My daughter went last week and loved it!
Coralie says
It looks like you had such a great time. I admire all of these ladies. They are very talented. Thanks for sharing!
Vidya Sudarsan says
You are so lucky! I want to watch this movie with my daughter.. we are planning to go this weekend to the theaters 🙂
Agata Pokutycka says
Wow, what a wonderful experience. I like Meryl Streep… you are so lucky.
Shasta Spivey says
My girls are dying to see this one!
Mama to 5 Blessings says
What funny photo's! Definitely sounds like a great interview!
Terri Ramsey Beavers says
What an amazing event and opportunity for you. I'm seriously jealous that you got to interview these amazing women. I hope it was as fun as it appears to be.
Lisa Rios says
Sounds great! It seems you had a great experience. We are planning to watch this movie. I love the pictures you have placed here. Thanks for sharing.
Chelley Martinka says
This sounds like a great movie! Such an all-star female cast!
ElizOF says
Wonderful interview and an inside glimpse into these lovely ladies lives. I haven't seen Tracey in years, so it's good to hear she's back in films again. 🙂
melchef says
Great interview. I can't wait to see this movie. I saw the play and loved it.
SilverPhoenyx says
Thank you for sharing about your wonderful experiences with some amazing actresses! I would have loved to go with you.

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Gloucester City News Headlines for August 28th
By Albert J.Countryman Jr.
Gloucester City officials met with members of the Chatham Square Tenants Association last week to discuss chronic maintenance problems and safety issues at the apartments, which had been purchased by Gloucester City this April.
Mayor William James, City Councilmen Bruce Parry, Jay Brophy, Nick Marchese and John Hutchinson, and William Daly, president of Community Investment Strategy (CIS) Management, discussed many issues with some 35 tenants.
The Association was formed six weeks ago because of difficulties in getting CIS to do maintenance work at the apartment. CIS was hired by Gloucester City to manage the eight buildings.
"Chatham Square has 100 total units, of which 44 are occupied and in need of serious repair," said Anthony Parisi, founder of the Association.
Mayor James and Daly said that due to the problems at the complex, new maintenance staff and a new manager will be hired.
"We now have hope and light that things will change," Parisi said.
Problems that were brought up included no electricity, no working washers and dryers, leaking propane tanks (which have been corrected), no leases, no record of security deposits, and no Certificate of Occupancies for any of the units, he said.
"The Chatham Square residents finally feel as though they are being listened to, and appreciated the City officials attending the meeting," Parisi said, which was outside the manager's office.
The mayor said the existing tenants will be consolidated into three best structural buildings on the complex.
The City's short term plan is to renovate the units where the families will live. Future plans are uncertain.
Source Gloucester City News
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LONDON -- A week of strong company results is boosting the FTSE 100 nicely: The U.K.'s major stock market index is up 0.26% by 8:15 a.m. EST to 6,444 -- but it did briefly beat that yesterday, setting a new 52-week high of 6,461 pence before falling back at closing time.
But there are individual constituents of the index doing even better than that. Here are three that are heading up today.
Aggreko shares stormed up 13.3% to 1,991 pence in response to a great set of full-year results. For the year to December 2012, group revenue at the power and temperature-control equipment specialist rose by 14% to 1.6 billion pounds, with pre-exceptional pre-tax profit up 11% to 367 million pounds. Earnings per share rose 16% to 104 pence, and the full-year dividend was lifted by 15% to 23.9 pence per share.
Chairman Ken Hanna said, "The recently completed Strategy Review underlines the strong position the Group holds in fast-growing markets, and the exciting prospects that lie ahead for the next five years."
Results from IMI sent the shares flying up 5.4% to 1,330 pence after the engineer lifted its full-year dividend by 8% to 32.5 pence per share. Revenue grew by 3% to 2.2 billion pounds over the year, with adjusted pre-tax profit up a modest 1% to 366.3 million pounds. Adjusted earnings rose 3% to 84.3 pence per share.
The shares are now up 40% over the past 12 months, with 2013 forecasts putting them on a P/E of just less than 15. There's 11% earnings growth forecast for 2014, though that's quite some way out yet.
Shares in Schroders gained 1.6% after the investment firm revealed record assets under management of 212 billion pounds at the end of 2012, 13% up on the same stage of the previous year. EPS fell by 9.7% to 104.7 pence, but that was better than analysts' expectations of about 97 pence. The full-year dividend beat expectations, too, up 10% to 43 pence per share.
Schroders told us that despite fluctuating economic conditions over the year and fears over the eurozone and China, the firm had a solid year and dividends should remain "well supported" for 2013.


March 16, 2018– My story began at the age of three. One day I woke up with my entire body badly swollen, and my eyes were bright yellow. It was something very strange to my family, because it was the first time they saw something like that. They were all concerned and frightened, so they took me to the Western Regional Hospital, in Belmopan.
When the doctors saw me, they were all shocked, so they quickly attended to me. It was no use, because they couldn't find out what was wrong with me. They recommended my mom to go to a doctor in Chetumal, at Clinica Campestre. We went the other day, because it was a serious problem and my mom was afraid that I was going to die.
It was a long journey to Chetumal, and on the way I was getting even worse. High fever came, as well as a serious flu. I can remember my mom crying. The trip took about five hours. When we got there, the first thing we did was visit the doctor. When the doctor saw me, he told my mom that I needed to be admitted quickly. It was our first time there, and my mom was struggling to speak Spanish. The reason why is because I didn't look well, and he needed to do some tests.
In about two days, the results came back. My blood and blood cells were ok, but the results showed that I am sickle cell positive. The doctor treated me for it and recommended a second opinion in Merida.
My mom had no clue about how to get there. She communicated with a woman who lives over there and she told my mom what to do. The next day my mom bought our tickets and we went on our way.
We went to Clinica Merida for our second opinion, which also came out positive. My case was solved; all I needed now was treatment. It is a disorder when the white blood cells eat the red blood cells. With this disease, a crisis can occur at any time, so I have to get a check-up often.
I am fourteen years old now, and I am still having problems with my sickness. Just recently I was having a crisis. Along with it came a terrible throat infection and a very high fever. I went back to Merida, where I was admitted for about two weeks, then went back to Chetumal, where I spent the rest of the month.


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package com.google.devtools.mobileharness.infra.client.api.util.result;

import com.google.devtools.mobileharness.api.model.error.ErrorId;
import com.google.devtools.mobileharness.api.model.error.InfraErrorId;
import com.google.devtools.mobileharness.api.model.proto.Test;
import com.google.wireless.qa.mobileharness.shared.model.job.JobInfo;
import com.google.wireless.qa.mobileharness.shared.model.job.TestInfo;

/** Checks whether a test/job has alloc error/failure based on the error code. */
public final class ClientAllocErrorUtil {

  public static boolean isJobAllocError(JobInfo jobInfo) {
    if (jobInfo.resultWithCause().get().type() == Test.TestResult.ERROR
        && jobInfo.resultWithCause().get().causeException().isPresent()) {
      ErrorId errorId = jobInfo.resultWithCause().get().causeException().get().getErrorId();
      return errorId.equals(InfraErrorId.CLIENT_JR_JOB_HAS_ALLOC_ERROR_TEST);
    }
    return false;
  }

  public static boolean isJobAllocFail(JobInfo jobInfo) {
    if (jobInfo.resultWithCause().get().type() == Test.TestResult.ERROR
        && jobInfo.resultWithCause().get().causeException().isPresent()) {
      ErrorId errorId = jobInfo.resultWithCause().get().causeException().get().getErrorId();
      return errorId.equals(InfraErrorId.CLIENT_JR_JOB_HAS_ALLOC_FAIL_TEST);
    }
    return false;
  }

  public static boolean isTestAllocError(TestInfo testInfo) {
    if (testInfo.resultWithCause().get().type() == Test.TestResult.ERROR
        && testInfo.resultWithCause().get().causeException().isPresent()) {
      ErrorId errorId = testInfo.resultWithCause().get().causeException().get().getErrorId();
      return errorId.equals(InfraErrorId.CLIENT_JR_ALLOC_INFRA_ERROR);
    }
    return false;
  }

  public static boolean isTestAllocFail(TestInfo testInfo) {
    if (testInfo.resultWithCause().get().type() == Test.TestResult.ERROR
        && testInfo.resultWithCause().get().causeException().isPresent()) {
      ErrorId errorId = testInfo.resultWithCause().get().causeException().get().getErrorId();
      return errorId.equals(InfraErrorId.CLIENT_JR_ALLOC_USER_CONFIG_ERROR);
    }
    return false;
  }

  private ClientAllocErrorUtil() {}
}


My four children may look like me, but they all are tall and thin like my husband. Fortunately for us, there's no shortage of clothing made with adjustable waists or drawstrings. And while I truly believe drawstrings are one of the greatest children's clothing inventions ever, my frustration grows every time I need to rethread the waistband of a drawstring that has lost its way (or been undone on purpose by one of my three 3-year-olds).
The solution? So simple but a huge lifesaver. A friend suggested taking a pen with a pocket clip, looping the elastic band or drawstring cord around the pocket clip, and threading the pen through the seam, pen tip first. It works like a charm. I'm literally able to fix drawstrings in under a minute. Now if only I could get my laundry done that fast.


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Elisabeth Hein, Andrew Hollingworth, Cathleen M Moore; The influence of visual working memory on correspondence in the Ternus display. Journal of Vision 2013;13(9):61. doi: 10.1167/13.9.61.
Introduction: Surface feature continuity plays an important role in the perception of an object as a single, persisting entity across change and disruption. For example, color can be used to establish object correspondence across motion, occlusion, and eye movements. However, the underlying mechanisms of feature-based object correspondence are not well understood. Here, we tested the hypothesis that visual working memory (VWM) maintains feature information used to solve the correspondence problem under conditions of ambiguous apparent motion. Method: We used the Ternus display, in which three adjacent discs were presented. After a variable inter-stimulus interval (ISI), the discs were shifted horizontally by one position. Across displays, the correspondence among discs was ambiguous. The discs could be perceived as moving together as a group (group motion) or as one disc jumping across two stationary discs (element motion). Participants indicated the form of motion they perceived. To examine whether the content of VWM modulates the correspondence operation, the discs were assigned colors that could bias the percept either toward group motion or element motion. In addition, participants maintained a color in VWM to prepare for a memory test. The memory color matched either the color of the Ternus discs biasing group motion, the color of the discs biasing element motion, or neither. Results and conclusion: Consistent with previous studies, the proportion of group motion responses increased with increasing ISI. More importantly, the memory color influenced perceived motion. Relative to the no-match baseline, observers were more likely to perceive element motion when the memory color matched the element bias and more likely to perceive group motion when the memory color matched the group bias. These results suggest that feature-based object correspondence is mediated by the content of visual working memory.


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UK Publishers Join Forces With Podcast Pioneer To Launch Laudable, A New Innovation In Audio
Shelley Seale March 24, 2019
What's Happening:
A major new initiative for local journalism in the United Kingdom was announced on March 21 when two of the country's largest regional news publishers, Reach PLC and JPI Media, and an innovative new podcast platform, Entale, teamed up to launch a project called Laudable.
Laudable, which aims to kickstart local news in audio form, was also backed with a 500,000 Euro grant from Google's Digital News Initiative. This funding will go towards developing new platforms for local audio, and identifying ways of making podcasts and other audio projects sustainable through revenue.
Why It Matters:
Laudable aims to facilitate the creation of new audio programs in regional newsrooms across the UK, with a particular focus on working with communities to connect people whose voices are not currently heard in local news. Laudable will also work to create cross-company podcasts, involving journalists from multiple publishers to create engaging series..
Digging Deeper:
Journalists from various publishers will work in the Entale platform to add pictures, maps, links, quotes and chapters to their content for a rich, interactive experience. The new partnership will allow journalists to collaborate within local communities across the country, and with other publishers, to deliver engaging content on a new platform that wouldn't otherwise be possible, said Jeremy Clifford, editor-in-chief of JPIMedia.
"We know how podcasting is becoming increasingly popular and is a skill that our journalists need to be equipped with, whether that is for creating engaging chatty and insightful commentary about football or more pithy incisive debate around politics," Clifford said.
David Higgerson, chief audience officer at Reach PLC, added that Laudable would give their journalists the chance to unlock their expertise in a new way of storytelling to reach new audiences and engage existing ones in a new way.
Related: The New York Times Launches Watching, Its TV And Film Vertical
"We are particularly excited about the chance to bring together experts from across companies to create must-listen content about things which matter to readers," Higgerson said. "It will also help us create audio around subjects which don't get much of a show at the moment. We know true crime works, as does football, but what else can we achieve by listening to what our readers are interested in?"
The mission of the project is to make podcasting more engaging for audiences and more rewarding for creators through the interactive and shareable platform. Once up and running, it is hoped that Laudable will support publishers across the UK, beyond the two which submitted the bid. The project will also pioneer new ways for local advertisers to connect with local audiences through audio.
Storytelling 101: What You Need To Know To Engage Your Audience Through Stories
Carlos Alonso November 28, 2019
Lotame Launches Cartographer, New ID Solution to Power People-Based Marketing and Privacy Compliance for Global Brands and Publishers
SODP Staff October 25, 2019
What is a content creator?
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The Ultimate Guide to Google News SEO
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The Gunners continue their fight for a Champions League spot as they take on Newcastle United in the Premier League on the first day of April following the current international break.


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Nice place. About 5 sea beach. Charming scenary. Available star rated hotels, guest house. Cheap level to business class available room . Govt holiday home available . But problem is communication . No available train from Kolkata or other places, no airport facilities, no available bus. You have to wait for that or depend on your own car. Otherwise everything good. Beat to enjoy Digha trip should be at least 3 days. Best is sea food in udaypur beach and many more .
Digha is divided into two places . Old Digha and new Digha. Old Digha is the oldest beach in west Bengal. Market was established on basis of this. All the major bank atms are situated in the old Digha. New Digha is a kind of planned city. New Digha consist of bus depot, most of the hotel are situated in this location. Water sport is available there. Old and new Digha is crowded. If someone is looking for a offbeat location they can visit the surrounding beaches e. G. Mohona, Udaypur, Talshari, Mondarmoni. It takes hardly one day to visit all the spots.
We don't know the name of John Frank Snaith. But he was the man who first started staying in Digha for business purpose. Digha is the Copacabana for Bangalies. More recently constructed beach-side road is the perfect place for evening walk. Mohana, only few kilometers away is one of the must see places.
This time Digha is very good to enjoy, basically udaypur sea peach is excellent. The weather is so good and the see is full of waves. The fish and crabs of that beach is very good. Be there with your partner and feel the heaven. But go there with your return journey ticket be confirmed.
Digha experience is always good be it season or Off Season. This time it rained in the evening one day and thus had to spend time inside the hotel other wise the experience is good as always. The trees are pruned adding to beautification and global warming in Digha.
Weekend trip 2 or 3 days. Excellent beach of west Bengal. Communication is very good from Kolkata by train / bus. In summer it is congested due to maximum school are holiday. Market of Digha is good and you can purchase any thing in your budget . Overall this is good location with minimum expenditure with family.
This place in Midnapore is the most visited one throughout the year. This place remains congested in any holiday season be out the summers, winters or the pujas. A variety of accommodation is available here from expensive luxury hotels to budget hotels. Do not forget to go around the beach filled with trees to enjoy thoroughly.
Very beautiful place to be in a weekend with family or friends. Beach is now neatly surrounded by around path. One can enjoy cool breeze during evening time and participate in various water game during day time. There are some small vendors offering beautiful showpiece at very reasonable price.
Digha is a famous sea beach in West Bengal. Is a relaxing weekend destination. If you are travelling with your Girlfriend you will feel safe here as maximum hotels allows couple entry even if they are not married. The beaches are rocky with a touch of sand. Digha is divided into two parts old Digha and New Digha .. The beaches are Bath friendly.
Digha flag station is the nearest station. Digha is well connected by rail and road from Kolkata. Buses ply from Howrah, Dharmatala, Esplanade, Dunlop and many other places all around Kolkata. There is no air connectivity in Digha. Nearest airport is Kolkata.
Hotels are relatively cheap in Old Digha as compared to New Digha. You should try the local Thali food for lunch. Also you should try the local fish kababs during night, which are sold near beach.
3 days stay will be enough to go round Digha.
Awesome experience but bit crowded!
Beach is very good but a bit over crowded. Authorities should look into maintenance and cleanliness.
Must watch: sunrise & sunset. Must eat: various fried fish.


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Q: How do I get the first n records, per foreign key with MySQL? I have the following table:
+----+-----------+------+
| id | table2_id | type |
+----+-----------+------+
|  1 |       100 | A    |
|  2 |       100 | B    |
|  3 |       100 | C    |
|  4 |       100 | A    |
|  5 |       250 | A    |
+----+-----------+------+

I need a select statement that would get all the records before the first occurrence of type C, per table2_id.
So I want records 1, 2, and 5
I'd do this in code with a loop, but I need to do it in MySQL specifically.

A: If you are running MySQL 8.0, you can do this with window functions:
select *
from (
    select t.*,
        min(case when type = 'C' then id end) over(partition by table2_id) min_id
    from mytable t
) t
where min_id is null or id < min_id

In all versions, you could use not exists:
select t.*
from mytable t
where not exists (
    select 1
    from mytable t1
    where t1.table2_id = t.table2_id and t1.id <= t.id and t1.type = 'C'
)

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Гран-при Монако 1977 года — шестой этап чемпионата мира по автогонкам в классе Формула-1 сезона 1977 года. Автогонки прошли 22 мая 1977 года на трассе Монте-Карло.

Джоди Шектер обошёл на старте гонки обладателя поула Джона Уотсона и одержал победу, лидируя на протяжении всей дистанции. Ян Шектер не стартовал в гонке из-за травмы, полученной в квалификации, Клей Регаццони после неудачного выступления в квалификации улетел в США, чтобы подготовиться к гонке Инди 500. В команде «Шэдоу» произошли изменения в составе гонщиков — место Ренцо Дзордзи занял чемпион Европы по автогонкам Формулы-3 1976 года Риккардо Патрезе, для которого гонка в Монако стала дебютом в Формуле-1.

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Andy Murray reaches 2nd round at Sydney Tennis Classic
Andy Murray advanced to the second round of the Sydney Tennis Classic by beating Viktor Durasovic 6-3, 6-1.
11 January, 2022 17:04 IST
Andy Murray plays a shot in his match against Viktor Durasovic during day three of the Sydney Tennis Classic at Sydney Olympic Park Tennis Centre. - GETTY IMAGES
Five-time Australian Open finalist Andy Murray advanced to the second round of the Sydney Tennis Classic by beating Viktor Durasovic 6-3, 6-1 Tuesday.
Murray entered the tournament with a wild card and has also been handed one for next week's Australian Open. Since he last reached the Australian Open final in 2016, when he lost to Novak Djokovic, the 34-year-old Murray has only made it past the first round once at Melbourne Park.
Recurring hip injuries have meant he has played only one of the past four Australian Opens. The former No. 1-ranked player is now 135th.
The three-time Grand Slam champion forced Durasovic into numerous errors.
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"I was hoping to get the matches in Melbourne," Murray said, referring to a first-round loss last week. "That didn't happen but thankfully Tennis Australia gave me the wild card to play here. I'm very grateful for that and hopefully, I can be here for a few more days."
Murray will next face 23rd-ranked Nikoloz Basilashvili on Wednesday for a place in the quarterfinals.
Also in Sydney, U.S. Open champion Emma Raducanu lost to ninth-seeded Elena Rybakina 6-0, 6-1. The 19-year-old Raducanu had delayed the start of her season, withdrawing from the Melbourne Summer Set last week following her bout with COVID-19.
Olympic champion Belinda Bencic made a successful but "wobbly" start to the 2022 season in her first match since being struck down by COVID-19. Bencic beat Brazilian qualifier Beatriz Haddad Maia 6-3, 6-2 to advance to the second round in Sydney.
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"I was struggling a little bit, getting to practice after COVID because the pulse was getting up and the fatigue was still there," Bencic said. "I think I still have room to feel better and my fitness has to get better. I still feel a little bit wobbly."
At the Adelaide International, second-ranked Aryna Sabalenka lost another first-round match at an Australian Open tune-up tournament to a much lower-ranked opponent.
Sabalenka lost Rebecca Peterson of Sweden 5-7, 6-1, 7-5. Peterson came into the match ranked No. 395. Last week in the opening round of the first Adelaide International tournament, Sabalenka lost to 100th-ranked Kaja Juvan 7-6 (6), 6-1.
In other first-round matches in Adelaide, Madison Brengle beat Anastasia Potapova 7-5, 4-6, 6-1 and fourth-seeded Tamara Zidansek defeated Heather Watson 2-6, 6-2, 7-6 (4).
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The ESPN offices in Charlotte are like yours, but not
By Gi Hallmark | | June 29, 2015
In an otherwise unremarkable building, off Rushmore Drive in the Ballantyne Corporate Park, is the headquarters of ESPNU, ESPN Events and SEC Network. If I didn't know better, I would have believed they sold Dunder Mifflin paper from this building. Non-descript is an understatement.
To put it into perspective, essentially, a couple of hundred people in this complex are the catalyst to thousands of hours of sports programming, available to an astronomical number of millions of people around the world.
Many Charlotteans are unaware of ESPN's presence in our town, and even fewer are familiar with the range of their operations. ESPN largely flies under the radar here, they're focused on their craft and not the notoriety that usually accompanies their moniker.
ESPN formed ESPN Regional Television (ERT) in 1997, after purchasing locally based Creative Sports and California-based OCC Sports. It was a small shop in 1997, the office was on Little Avenue (off Pineville-Matthews Rd.) and the production facility was across from Carowinds. The original plan was to move the operation to Orlando, but in the spring of 1998, ESPN put a hold on the move and decided to set roots in Charlotte. ESPN was a Ballantyne pioneer, their current building being one of the firsts in the area.
Wait, tell me again what they're doing?
The bottom line is that TV gets made here. Though some of the programming is packaged, most of everything you see on TV from an ESPNU and SEC Network studio environment emanates from Charlotte.
ESPN Events is here, too. ESPN Events owns and operates a portfolio of collegiate sporting events, including three Labor Day weekend college football games, 13 college bowl games, nine college basketball events and two college award shows. Most everything that goes into running these massive events happens here.
The people are talented, can multitask, and are cool as cucumbers.
There's approximately 200 ESPN-ers here — anchors, announcers, producers, directors, engineers, and more.
For a company that participates in such a high profile industry, the people in this Ballantyne office are very casual about their notoriety, modest about their craft, and more personable than probably makes sense.
We spoke briefly with several ESPN-ers, including SEC Network host, Dari Nowkhah, as he was preparing to fill in on The Paul Finebaum Show. Less than an hour before he was set to host the epic 4 show, Dari chatted with us like it was no big deal.
Photo via ESPN
Their office is like yours, but not.
The ESPN and SEC Network offices are like yours, with cubicles, window offices, bathrooms and a break room. And that's pretty much where the similarities end.
I can't even put into words the staggering number of TV and computer screens in this complex. It's mesmerizing and impressive. I have a difficult time keeping track of the remote for the 1 sad TV in our house.
Their funny office culture consists of stuffed koalas that make studio and other random appearances, thanks to koala loving host, Peter Burns. His allegiance to these marsupials is unusual and endearing.
IMPORTANT: NEW SHOCKED KOALA PHOTO. (use responsibly) pic.twitter.com/NmSDgEebDk
— Peter Burns (@PeterBurnsESPN) May 21, 2015
Now and then, there's communal food left in the break room, and it disappears in a college minute — each associate has their own food play mapped out with the fastest route to the break room.
Seating in the green room features a custom made couch that includes fabric to represent every SEC school. Speaking of schools, the décor here is amped up with college football helmets and flags. Ted went to Washington and Lee and I went to William & Mary. Surprisingly, we did not see our schools represented. I heard Washington and Lee excels in ping pong.
They are naturally drawn to competition, with even food drives broken up into teams by department. Undoubtedly, each team is seeded, there's daily smack commentary, and one team's mascot is a koala.
SEC Network is doing things, and doing them well.
SEC Network launched in August 2014 from Charlotte and has been touted as one of the most successful launches in cable TV history. That's a big statement, and they are living up to the hype. Less than a year since launch, they reached their first year goal of 1,000 exclusive events in April of this year.
Charlotte was chosen as the headquarters for SEC Network due to the existing ERT presence, proximity to many of the SEC schools, and for the ease of travel from the Charlotte airport.
Paul Finebaum, the "voice of the SEC", joined ESPN in August 2013 and with the launch of SEC Network in August 2014, added a television simulcast of his radio show. Finebaum moved to Charlotte from Birmingham, bringing with him instant credibility to the SEC Network.
Remote programming is going to revolutionize sports TV.
There's been a lot of discussion recently about remote programming, the advent of which has the ability to change the landscape of sports broadcasting from a cost and range of programming perspective. If done correctly, the impact to the viewer, in terms of quality, is seamless, but the impact to the back end of operations, from a resources perspective, could be huge.
Essentially, connections now are lightning fast and while ESPN will still deploy production trucks to games for cameras, audio, and engineers to be on site, the "control room" aspect, the producers, directors, and rest of the infrastructure necessary to air the game and tailor the viewer experience, can happen in Ballantyne, in real time.
The rollout of remote programming is still in the experimental phase and though it's logical to assume that it would create more production-related jobs in Charlotte, it's too early to get a read on the impact to our local economy.
Still, the prospects of remote programming is exciting for viewers. As remote programming is evolving, ESPN will learn how to shift human and cost resources, which could mean elevated coverage of existing high profile games as well as opportunities to cover some of the lower profile events and sports.
Everyone loves Charlotte.
Many of the people that work in this office are Charlotte transplants from the North. They're spread out in areas like South End, Ballanytne, Cotswold, and Indian Trail, but all love the ease and comradery of Charlotte. In fact, in 1998, when the move to Orlando was put on hold, there was palpable relief and joy in staying in Charlotte, a city easy to love. When not traveling, the younger brood frequents breweries, like Sycamore, and eats pizza at Selwyn Pub.
How did I not know they were here?
The ESPN-er's are proud of their work and network but are very modest and down to earth people. Though they'd be justified, they don't talk sports constantly when not on the clock. They're very stealthy and could be easily mistaken at school events or t-ball games for any banker in town. The Ballantyne office is tucked back in the Corporate Park, public tours are not offered, and the satellites are not easily visible from any major street.
I want to work here.
Though Ted shares a name with a baseball legend and I love sports and koalas, there were no job offers lobbed our way during our visit. It's clearly our loss, as working in this office could easily be the pinnacle of anyone's career. If you're looking, they are currently hiring an Associate Producer for SEC Network, more details here. As Senior Coordinating Producer, John Vassallo, shared with us, you need to want to get your hands dirty to survive in this industry, but the payoff is priceless.
Permission to Exist: On becoming an LGBT ally
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The Canterbury Community
Investing Wisely in Communities
A Commitment to our Communities
Canterbury, Nelson, Marlborough & the Chatham Islands
The purpose of the Trust, which was established in 1988, is to distribute funds for charitable, cultural, philanthropic and recreational benefits in our four regions – all of which benefit our quality of life.
Our donations in turn, assist thousands of people working in numerous voluntary organisations, to create their own social and cultural dividends thereby rewarding their communities.
During 1997, our Trust made the major decision to sell its substantial shareholding in Trust Bank New Zealand Limited, which lifted our total equity from $325,737,272 to $393,126,558.
While Trustees were duty bound to act as they did, a Trust such as ours, should not have virtually all its assets in one investment. The wisdom of the decision is highlighted annually within our Annual Reports.
The work of Trustees and management in determining long-term investment policies has been time consuming and demanding. With the guidance of our Investment Adviser, Mercer, we have developed long-term investment strategies which look to preserve the real value of the Trust's assets, while at the same time maintaining a strong level of support for our community.
As so many community organisations rely on our Trust for a contribution as part of their annual funding, we are working towards the establishment of substantial reserves of approximately $50 million which, in the event of a local and/or international financial market downturn, will enable the Trustees to continue funding the vital work of community based organisations.
Accordingly, our strategies allow for a wide range of conservative investments, both New Zealand and international, utilising the expertise of local and overseas Fund Managers. After interviews, deliberations, and due diligence, Trustees made appointments, which today are still in operation.
"The most rewarding aspect of the Trust is the understanding we gain of the voluntary work of so many people for their respective communities"
A major contribution to our donation decisions is made by our 12 Trustees, eight from Canterbury and two each from Marlborough and Nelson, whose local knowledge and backgrounds brings a well-balanced perspective to our Board table.
The Trustees, having taken professional advice, have presently allocated from income sufficient funds to ensure that the capital of the Trust is protected against inflation and to meet potential population growth within the regions.
We appreciate the support given by our management and staff in meeting the challenges of what is now a major organisation, and the valued advice from our financial and legal advisers.
Finally, the most rewarding aspect of the Trust is the understanding we gain of the voluntary work of so many people for their respective communities, which re-enforces the fact that New Zealanders have a long history of working together to help one another.
About The Canterbury Community Trust
The Canterbury Community Trust was established in the year 1988 with the express goal of allocating funds for various cultural and charitable projects in four locations – Nelson, Marlborough, Canterbury, and Chatham Islands. This funding is provided to enhance the overall quality of life. The donations aim to provide work for thousands of individuals in various non-profit organisations as well.
Over $313,000 Approved for Education Funding in Nelson Tasman Region
$1.6 Million to the Canterbury Education Sector
Two Million Dollars of Financial Help Available to Canterbury Community Groups
New Enterprise Fund Opens
Copyright © 2018 The Canterbury Community


Another ridiculous piece of music from one of my favourite artists of recent times. FKJ, the Parisian multi-instrumentalist, singer and producer has crafted a unique sound of his own over the past 6 years, which has inspired many upcoming producers... somewhat like a French Tom Misch. Listen on your chosen platform here.
A huge collaboration from LA-based producer MadBliss and upcoming singer/songwriter. Naji. Two names to look out for in 2016.
Crisp, anthemic and fresh, 'Say U Won't' is the new track from upcoming Brooklyn-duo Brasstracks. Always nice to see people stepping out of the box and making their own sound - looking forward to hearing more from them in 2016.
I mean things can get a little stressful by this time of the week, so A Sol Mechanic's "Flight" is here to help with that.
Tom Misch delivers a stunning remix for the latest single from Rae Morris, which is available to pre-order HERE. Two of the most talented upcoming UK artists together on one track, what is there not to love?
Robin Thicke's new album 'Paula' was simply terrible, but Phazz's remix of the closing track brings it to life and gives the music a whole new meaning. I wish we could go back to 'The Evolution of Robin Thicke days', but oh well - enjoy this.
'Talk Is Cheap' acts as the lead single from Chet Faker's debut album 'Built On Glass', which is out April 11th on Future Classic / Downtown Records. Pre-order and get 'Talk Is Cheap' HERE.


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Q: Use coordinate vectors to decide or not the given set is linearly independent How do I find the coordinate vectors of this matrix set?
$$\left[
\begin{matrix}
1&2& \\
-1&0\end{matrix}\right]$$
$$\left[
\begin{matrix}
0&-1& \\
1&1\end{matrix}\right]$$
$$\left[
\begin{matrix}
1&0& \\
1&2\end{matrix}\right]$$
in $$M_2,_2$$
I have a feeling that the coordinate vectors are just $\{(1,2,-1,0), (0,-1,1,1),(1,0,1,2)\}$.
Do correct me if I'm wrong

A: There is no unique answer to your question. The vector space $$M_{2x2}$$ is isomorphic to $$R^{4}$$, so if you pick the standard base, your answer is correct. If you picked another base, the answer would've been different.


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Football Manager 2016 keeps crashing (crash dump) on the same date in 'Create a Club' mode.
Game crashing on load screen.


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Discover the magic of world-famous Muir Woods and the exciting wines of Sonoma County during this full-day combo tour from San Francisco. Get out and enjoy the fresh air before sipping on some of the best wines in the world as you sit back and let a knowledgeable guide show you around. Wander around hiking trails, visit two popular wineries and visit local shops on this unforgettable two-in-one Northern California adventure.
After meeting up with your friendly and knowledgeable guide at your central San Francisco hotel in the morning, settle into your comfortable coach bus and head to Muir Woods for a few hours of exploring. Wander the Muir Woods National Monument and its well-marked trails while marveling at the stunning old growth coastal Redwood trees that call the park home. Pop in the visitor center and bookstore or the gift shop for souvenirs or relax in the cafe with a cup of coffee.
Head back to Sausalito for a half hour of exploring and shopping before getting ready for an exciting day of wine tasting. Admire the views as you drive through picturesque Sonoma valleys in a comfortable bus. Visit two of the area's most popular wineries and enjoy one tastings included in the tour, the other tasting fee is on your own, but average of $15 per person per winery.
After your full day of adventure, sit back and relax as you're driven home in comfort. This small-group tour offers a personalized experience and is an excellent way to see two of the Bay Area's most popular areas in one day.


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HomeNgā Kaupapa | What's OnNews2018Coastlands Aquatic Centre turns five
Coastlands Aquatic Centre turns five
Published 03 Aug 2018
Kāpiti Coast District Council and Coastlands Aquatic Centre in Paraparaumu will be celebrating the centre's fifth birthday all week from 6-11 August and they are inviting the community to join in on the fun.
Parks and Recreation Manager Alison Law says that the Aquatics Centre customer numbers over the years show how much the centre has grown with the community's exercise, recreation, and social needs.
"Since opening our doors in 2013, we've hosted over 1,078,144 people at our facility - and sold 111,065 water slide passes.
"Our classes have evolved over the years, too. We've delivered 106,789 learn-to-swim lessons, and 47,992 fitness buffs have enjoyed the health benefits of our aquafit classes."
Ms Law says that marking the Aquatics Centre's birthday with a splash is an opportunity to remind the community how many services are on offer locally, accessible to all.
"Besides the pools, sauna, spa and waterslide, the centre also has many water-based classes from learning to swim for all ages and abilities, through to AquaYoga and AquaFit. We host kids' birthday parties in our cafe, and bring out the large inflatables for the kids for the weekends and school holidays."
There are a ream of birthday deals on offer all week at the Aquatic Centre. For a complete schedule of events, check out https://www.kapiticoast.govt.nz/whats-on/kapiti-coast-aquatics/coastlands-aquatic-centre


If you have teenage children, you will notice that their sleeping habits are perhaps quite different from your own. But how much of this is by choice and how much is it due to biology?
Teenagers are known for sleeping a lot. Do they actually sleep more than adults or is this a bit of a stereotype?
As I go into detail in my book Sleep Soundly Every Night , Feel Fantastic Every Day, teenagers have significant changes in their circadian rhythms. They require more sleep than adults. In most studies, they seem to do best with nine to ten hours of sleep. Most adults require seven to nine hours of sleep.
Is there an optimal length of time a teenager should sleep each night?
Yes, as referenced above. Stanford University conducted a study on sleep and student athletes. They found that the closer to ten hours the student athlete slept, the more their athletic performance improved.
What changes will we notice as they transition from children to teenagers?
We call it a phase shift. Many teenagers undergo a shift in their circadian rhythms. They find that they need to stay up later to feel sleepy. Their normal bedtime may shift as much as three hours or more. This is then compounded by their staying up later and waking up later on weekends, further disrupting their circadian rhythms and making it even more difficult to go to bed earlier and wake up on school days.
Why is it then that teenagers sleep more than adults and children? What benefit does it have?
They do not sleep as much as children. School age children need ten to eleven hours of sleep. As for why children and adolescents need more sleep than adults, in part it is related to neural development, a great deal of which occurs throughout sleep. It is also related to growth. We produce the majority of our growth hormone while asleep, especially in deep sleep (slow wave), which occurs during the first few hours of sleep.
How long does the teenage phase of sleep last?
In the majority of teenagers, the delay in circadian rhythms is over during their early twenties. However, about 7% will continue to manifest this problem as adults. Many of them will find the night shift to their liking.
Does sleep differ for teenage boys and girls?
No, boys and girls seem to need the same amount of sleep. However, insomnia seems to be more common in girls. This may be due to the fact that teenage girls seem to experience more interpersonal stressors with regards to their relationships than boys do.
Are there any sleep disorders that may affect teenagers more than children or adults?
Yes, Delayed Sleep Phase Syndrome. This is a common circadian disorder seen in teenagers more than any other group. It is due to the above-mentioned shift in their circadian clocks. Basically, it is a form of social jet lag. If allowed to go to sleep and wake up later, they do fine. However, because of early school start times they go through the day sleep deprived.
What are the consequences of teenagers not getting enough sleep?
There are several consequences. The first is a definite increase in car accidents. Another is an increased incidence of athletic injuries. Insufficient sleep is also a major cause of cognitive problems such as paying attention in school and impulse control. Finally there is a higher incidence of depression, anxiety and suicide in sleep deprived teenagers.
So should we cut teenagers a bit of slack when we struggle to prise them out of bed?
Yes, but it goes deeper than that. We need to convince our local schools to institute later start times, especially for teenagers. In the USA, several studies have demonstrated an improvement in academic performance and a decrease in motor vehicle accidents in school districts that have adopted this policy.
It's clear that the differences in teenager's sleep to that of adults and children could lead to misunderstandings, but the stereotypical 'lazy teens' aren't necessarily lagging behind on purpose.
Get Dr. Rosenberg's Latest Book, Sleep Soundly Every Night, Feel Fantastic Every Day: A Doctor's Guide to Solving Your Sleep Problems, here.