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package hu.sllauncher.service.sound;

import hu.scelightapibase.util.gui.HasRIcon;
import hu.sllauncher.gui.icon.LIcons;
import hu.sllauncher.gui.icon.LRIcon;

/**
 * Sound theme.
 *
 * @author Andras Belicza
 */
public enum SoundTheme implements HasRIcon {

	/** Smix, US dialect, female. */
	SMIX_US( "Smix (US / Female)", "smixus", LIcons.C_UNITED_STATES ),

	/** Google TTS, GB dialect, male. */
	GOOGLE_GB( "Google (GB / Female)", "googlegb", LIcons.C_ENGLAND );

	/** Sound theme name. */
	public final String name;

	/** Theme resource base. */
	public final String resBase;

	/** Ricon of the sound theme (country flag indicating the language). */
	public final LRIcon ricon;

	/**
	 * Creates a new {@link SoundTheme}.
	 *
	 * @param name name of the sound theme
	 * @param resBase theme resource base
	 * @param ricon ricon of the sound theme
	 */
	private SoundTheme( final String name, final String resBase, final LRIcon ricon ) {
		this.name = name;
		this.resBase = resBase;
		this.ricon = ricon;
	}

	@Override
	public String toString() {
		return name;
	}

	@Override
	public LRIcon getRicon() {
		return ricon;
	}

	/** Default sound theme which is guaranteed to have all sound samples. */
	public static final SoundTheme DEFAULT = GOOGLE_GB;

}

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From April 2010 to September 2012 I worked for company Maya.
I develop desktop Java and web based applications and maintain company's ERP system for printing facilities (such as EurometFilms and Pof-Flexo). My Java applications and applets worked with barcode scanners, printers and weighing machines.


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TOA® is in production at Maui Electric in Hawaii
SAN JOSE, CA, December 18, 2006 Sun-Net Consulting (SNC) announced today that TOA® is online operation at Maui Electric in Hawaii today. Maui Electric's system is electrically islanded. The control center handles Transmission, Distribution and Generation."The TOA®...
Northern Indiana Public Service Company Awarded TOA® contract to SNC
SAN JOSE, CA, December 12, 2006 Sun-Net Consulting (SNC) announced today that it has been awarded a contract from Northern Indiana Public Service Company (NIPSCO) for the delivery and implementation of SNC's Transmission & Distribution Outage Coordination and System...
South Carolina Electric & Gas awarded TOA® contract to Sun-Net
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SAN JOSE, CA, December 8, 2006 Sun-Net Consulting (SNC) announced today that it has been awarded a contract from South Carolina Electric & Gas (SCE&G) for the delivery and implementation of SNC's Transmission & Distribution Outage Coordination and System Operations...

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I haven't been in the Park for a while, but was there yesterday [9/16/08] and photographed these quackers at The Turtle Pond.
They were a rowdy bunch (about 20)... would you identify them for me?
Here is one of his "rowdy bunch". Can you identify it?
I was less than certain and sent the photo to Lloyd for an expert ID.
Murray also sent me a photo of a bird he photographed the same day. I had no trouble identifying this one. It's Pale Male, on a fixture atop the Metropolitan Museum.
David Speiser must have paid these birds huge modeling fees to get them to pose for the amazing photos below.
Ardith Bondi is one of the most faithful of Central Park's regular birdwatchers, when, that is, she's not on a trip to Iceland or the West Indies or some other exotic clime. She's also a notable flutist and a good photographer. She keeps meticulous records and sends her daily list to e-birds for all to enjoy. Below is Ardith's list of sightings today -- a good day! -- and some of her photographs taken last spring -- all species seen today.
PS from Marie: I've been absent from my Central Park reporting duties for the last few days because I've started on a new project. Hard to get back to work! I'll tell you more about it soon.


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Wilhelm Ferdinand Spindler (* 21. Mai 1893 geboren als Wilhelm Kern in Landau in der Pfalz; † 27. Dezember 1937 in Forst an der Weinstraße) war ein bayerischer Politiker.

Spindler war Mitglied der Bayerischen Volkspartei und hatte 1932/33 einen Sitz im Bayerischen Landtag; kandidiert hatte er im Wahlkreis Germersheim.

Er machte 1911 in Landau sein Abitur und studierte anschließend Volkswirtschaftslehre in München und Berlin. Von 1914 bis 1918 zog er als Soldat in den Ersten Weltkrieg. Nach dem Krieg, 1924 adoptiert von seinem gleichnamigen Onkel, lebte er in Forst und führte hier ein Weingut.

Spindler hatte einige weitere Ämter inne: er war Vorsitzender des Pfälzer Bauernvereins, Vorsitzender der Kreisbauernkammer Pfalz, Vorstandsmitglied der Vereinigung der deutschen christlichen Bauernvereine und Vorsitzender des Vereins der Naturweinversteigerer der Rheinpfalz, der später im Verband Deutscher Prädikatsweingüter (VDP) aufging.

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Today was a special day for Carbon Creative as we got to show our support for one of our long-standing and extremely valued clients; Keep Britain Tidy. We headed down to London to take part in a giant litter pick with the Wombles themselves. We got to meet cheeky Orinoco, Great Uncle Bulgaria and Wellington as well as Kirsty Allsopp who is an ambassador for Keep Britain Tidy and came along to show her support.
Eco teams from local primary schools came out to get stuck in and clean up Wimbledon Common; the enthusiasm was so lovely to see. To see children of such a young age so interested and keen to keep the environment clean is great and is hopefully a sign of things to come as eco-habits are brought into schools more and more these days.
The Wimbledon Common tidy up was the launch of England's biggest-ever litter pick. It aims to get everyone cleaning up their communities and hopefully getting through to people that the small actions made by individuals, can lead to big changes overall for the environment. Keep Britain Tidy, The Wombles and Waitrose have teamed up and will be organising litter picks all over the UK over the next few weeks. The Wombles will be touring the country to help pass on their recycling wisdom and help children and communities get involved in a fun way. We hope that you will be doing what you can to support the environment.


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The impact of the coronavirus on the job market
Posted: Mar 6, 2020 / 02:18 PM PST / Updated: Mar 6, 2020 / 02:18 PM PST
WASHINGTON, D.C. (NEXSTAR) — The job market is bracing for impact from the coronavirus.
"We know there is going to be some effect on some companies," Secretary of Labor Eugene Scalia said Friday.
Scalia said thanks to a strong February jobs report… "We know we're heading into this from a very strong footing."
The economy added 273,000 new jobs last month. But the numbers were collected before the coronavirus outbreak in the U-S.
"It will certainly have a difference on the next jobs report," Neil Bradley, U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
Neil Bradley with the US Chamber of Commerce said they already are seeing an impact on travel and tourism.
But Main Street America is doing just fine.
"Small businesses feel like they're well prepared to deal with this virus. They're not seeing any adverse impacts yet and they don't expect to," Bradley added.
And the National Small Business Association is getting updates from businesses across the country and sharing that information with lawmakers on Capitol Hill.
On Friday President Trump signed an $8.3 billion spending bill to contain the virus. He said the coronavirus will help and not hurt the economy.
"We're going to have Americans staying home instead of going to spend their money on other countries and maybe that's one of the reasons the job numbers are so good," President Trump said.
The Labor Department said they're watching the virus to see what additional measures they can put in place to protect American businesses and avoid layoffs.
by KOIN 6 News Staff / Jan 16, 2021
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) -- Police have arrested a man they say was the driver of a hit and run collision that killed a pedestrian in November.
On Friday, investigators located the suspect and identified him as Jason S. McFadden.
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PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — The partial jawbone, marred by cracks and broken teeth, sat in a museum drawer for decades before Selina Robson came along.
Though incomplete, the fossil was still as long as a human forearm. One side remained encased in rock but Robson could see enough of the jawbone to question whether it had been properly identified in years past.
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It has been a month since I talked about CMIS, and that was focused on celebrating the release of 1.0 and the AIIM Demo. Well, the time has come to look to the future and start thinking what we need out of CMIS to help where we need it…the future.
I'm just throwing a list of business cases that we need support for in CMIS. Specific features may not be all listed, but I will be listing some to give an idea. The goal here is to stimulate everyone's collective mind and think about what we need in the next version.
Semantic Support: I was working with some interested parties several months ago and realized that I could force many Semantic requirements into the current model. What was missing was the ability to query off of relationships. This will allow for more advanced relationship management. Mind you, more support for that management directly off of the CMIS domain model would be nice as well.
Records Management: Right now, you can apply policies to a piece of content. In theory, that policy could be a retention policy. Some enhancements to policies might be nice in order to identify RM policies versus generic policies.
Support for Defined Data Models: One thing that was readily apparent when building the CMIS demo was the challenges in managing the same metadata model against different repository implementations of that model. There were variations in naming and other details. It would be a great advantage if I could query the repository to determine if they support the needed data model and then just use it. This happens now when you use the field "cmis:id". It maps to the real name underneath the hood which isn't always "id". For example, "r_object_id" is the actual field name for "cmis:id" within Documentum.
Create Content Types: Component Content Application developers, this one is for you! Leveraging off of the previous item, it would be cool if you could, through CMIS, create a new object type based upon a document or folder. This would allow custom applications to have a generic CMIS script that would create any custom types needed by the application. This will add an important abstraction for those using CMIS for multi-repository purposes.
New Bindings: Heard several ideas in the last year. WebDAV and JSON were two. If I had to pick one, I'd lean to the latter for creating advanced apps, though WebDAV has the distinct advantage of working well with desktop applications. The number of overall bindings is only limited by those working on them, so get involved if you want a new one.
I'm sure that there are more, but I think those are the important ones. It helps the web-heads, the ECM types, and the solution providers.


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A 13-year-old boy has admitted to a misdemeanor charge of inducing panic in Warren County Juvenile Court for making bomb threats to Franklin Junior High School and a Springboro school. FILE PHOTO Students at Franklin High and Junior High schools who are suspended due to a substance abuse issue could receive a shortened suspension if they agree to participate in a new intervention program. STAFF FILE
Franklin teen admits to making bomb threats against his school, then another school
Ed Richter, Staff Writer
LEBANON —
A Franklin teen was adjudicated as a delinquent child after making bomb threats to Franklin Junior High and a Springboro school in late March.
The 13-year-old boy appeared at a pre-trial hearing May 17 in Warren County Juvenile Court where he entered a plea of "true" to a charge of delinquency by way of inducing panic, a first-degree misdemeanor. His plea is the equivalent of a guilty plea in adult court.
MORE: Franklin boy accused of making threats arraigned, detained
According to court documents, the boy was initially charged with a second-degree felony of inducing panic. The boy admitted to the reduced charge during the hearing.
Magistrate Andrew Sievers ordered the boy to continue to cooperate with and follow all recommendations of the Coordinated Care Team, committed him to 10 days in the Juvenile Detention Center and credited him for time served.
Sievers also ordered the boy not to have access to any weapons and lifted the ban on electronics.
MORE: Alleged bomb threat by Franklin High School student leads to arrest
The boy was arrested March 22 after making a statement to other students and a teacher that he would bomb the school. After the boy was sent home and evaluated through medical personnel, he returned to school and made another threat to students to blow up a Springboro school, according to the complaint.
Franklin City Schools officials said classes were not interrupted and no school lockdown was involved as a result of the incident.


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The Old Mill at T. R. Pugh Memorial Park
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Arkansas Inland Maritime Museum
Located on the Arkansas River in beautiful downtown North Little Rock, the Arkansas Inland Maritime Museum (AIMM) provides guided tours of the historic submarine USS Razorback (SS-394) and tugboat USS Hoga (YT-146). The museum is the only place other than Honolulu, Hawaii, to have two naval vessels that bookend World War II. Hoga is the…
Argenta Drug Store
Built in 1887, the Argenta Drug Store is located in the Argenta Arts District and is the oldest continuously operating pharmacy west of the Mississippi River. It is housed in the oldest brick building in North Little Rock. Until 2006, a vintage classic Coca-Cola ad was painted on the 4th Street side of the building,…
Trail of Tears
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CAREERS IN Ph.D – Doctorate of Philosophy MA,Researcher,Teacher,Job Opportunities,Salary Package
By consultant	 On Jun 23, 2018
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Doctorate of Philosophy briefly abbreviated as PhD or D.Phil, is the highest attainable degree in any field as such. It does not have to be particularly in the field of medical. It is basically a post grad degree awarded by many universities or institutions to the students interested in learning more about their concerned subject.
Ever wondered what counts to as a getting a doctorate degree? PhD is a degree a candidate earns by bagging a bachelors degree of three to four years in any college. Doctorate of Philosophy can be counted in any of the subjects ranging from Physics to English. Then the candidate has to look upon his area of interest in which he can master the subject which takes an estimate of two years.
Then comes over the task of working as a professor or lecturer to a group of students to whom you have to teach the subject which has been mastered upon by you. This phase includes research analysis in the subject you have mastered which has to be written, analyzed, and discovered and interpret the subject in a totally different way. Also, there is an oral examination, commonly known as viva, is being conducted wherein you are being presented in front of the external faculty which decides whether you are capable enough to get the doctoral degree. Also, a candidate who attains this degree is highly surmised as a doctor.
Here are the following subjects in which you can attain a master degree:
• PhD in Biology
• PhD in French Literature
• PhD in arts and humanities
• PhD in social sciences
• PhD in natural sciences
• PhD in business
• PhD in health and education
A PhD degree could be attained only after acquiring a bachelor's degree and a master's degree in the same subject as such.
However, there are many career options after attaining the highest degree of PhD. One can try their hands in Consulting wherein MBA graduates are preferred mostly. Similarly, entrepreneurship is the best career for business post grads. Government, law, finance are amongst the various career options which a student can opt for after completing their tenure of PhD.
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• Indian institute of technology Delhi
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• Indian institute of technology Guwahati
• University of Mumbai
• University of Calcutta
• University of Delhi
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Vestland je kraj v západním Norsku (Vestlandet). Začal fungovat 1. ledna 2020 sloučením dvou do té doby samostatných krajů Hordaland a Sogn og Fjordane. K reorganizaci územního uspořádání došlo na základě rozhodnutí norského parlamentu (Stortinget) ze dne 8. června 2017, jehož důsledkem byla redukce počtu územěsprávních jednotek z devatenácti na jedenáct. Sousedí s kraji Møre og Romsdal, Innlandet, Viken, Vestfold og Telemark a Rogaland.

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V lednu 2020 sestával kraj z 43 obcí.

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Ainsley Maitland-Niles was one of the first names on the lips of new Arsenal head coach Unai Emery – and now the Gunners midfielder is likely to be working under the Spaniard for some time after signing a new long-term deal at the Emirates Stadium.
Arsenal chief executive Ivan Gazidis led the panel that ultimately decided Emery was the correct man to replace the departing Arsene Wenger.
At Emery's unveiling, Gazidis pointed to the meticulous research the former Paris St Germain boss had done to make himself the stand-out candidate.
"If we were speaking about one of our young players, if we targeted Ainsley Maitland-Niles for example, Unai knows Ainsley," he said.
With Emery now at the helm, England Under-21 international Maitland-Niles has been handed a new long-term contract.
The promising 20-year-old is a product of the club's academy and enjoyed a breakthrough season at during the last campaign – making a total of 28 first-team appearances.
Part of the England Under-20s team to win the World Cup in South Korea last summer, signing a new deal at Arsenal is the culmination of a big year for Maitland-Niles, who was delighted to hear that his new manager already knew plenty about his abilities.
"You don't really hear a lot of young players being shouted out by their managers, especially a new manager who hasn't really seen them play too much," he told Arsenal Player following the announcement of his new contract.
"I think it's brilliant to hear from him and it gives me a load of confidence. It feels fantastic knowing that I'm going to be a part of the squad, and a big part of the squad.
"It means a lot with the new head coach coming in and Arsenal tying me down. I'm very pleased.


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Q: how to fix htmlspecialchars(): Argument #1 ($string) must be of type string, array given on laravel 9 I changed the string in post.php in laravel (lang) directory, to change the language on the website
from
'search' => 'Search here...'

To
'search' => [
'placeholder' => 'Search here...',
'null' => 'Data not found'
],

after that an error occurs with the message

htmlspecialchars(): Argument #1 ($string) must be of type string, array given

if I restore it again everything works fine.
this is my blade.php
<input type="text" name="search" placeholder="{{ __('post.index.search.placeholder') }}">

blablabla

//for empty search request
<p>{{ __('post.index.search.null') }}</p>

help me!

A: Your post.php file in the lang directory should be like this. Whenever you are adding (.) in the __() function then make sure you have that properly structured in the language file. In your case, you have added post.index.search.placeholder, so you need to add a nested array in the language file.
return [
    'index'=> [
        'search' => [
            'placeholder' => 'Search here...',
            'null' => 'Data not found'
        ]
    ]
];

Check the screenshot
Output screenshot

A: Lang parameters only accept strings, therefore you should instead use:
<?php

return
[
  'search_placeholder' => 'Search here..',
  'search_empty' => 'Data not found',
];

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You are here: Home / Radio Archive / Mitchell Rabin Interviews Connie B. Marlow & Andrew C. Bailey on America, Climate & Consciousness
Mitchell Rabin Interviews Connie B. Marlow & Andrew C. Bailey on America, Climate & Consciousness
Mitchell's guests this week are the authors of The Trust Frequency, and bona fide 'movers & shakers', Connie Baxter Marlow and Andrew Cameron Bailey.
Connie Baxter Marlow is an author, filmmaker, photographer and futurist. Her uplifting worldview offers practical means of transcending the current paradigm through absolute trust in a conscious loving abundant Universe. She has co-authored the book "THE TRUST FREQUENCY: Ten Assumptions for a New Paradigm" which synthesizes indigenous cosmology, quantum science and Eastern and Western mysticism into a framework that resolves several paradoxes which have plagued humanity for millennia. Her insights come from her experiences over 20 years with visionary Native American elders and her own access to a higher frequency. She pro-actively seeks to bridge the gap of separation between indigenous and non-Indigenous worldviews through films, books, forums and inter-cultural relationships. She is the producer of The First Fifty Years Project which brings forth a new perspective on the syntheses between the European Colonists and the American Indian that gave birth to the American mind, spirit and democracy. She believes the only way out is UP to higher consciousness. www.TheTrustFrequency.net, www.First50Years.us
Andrew Cameron Bailey is a filmmaker, photographer, inventor and author. He is a visionary thinker in the realms of human evolutionary potential and climate restoration. He has university degrees in literature, anthropology and chemical engineering, and has lectured in chemistry and mathematics at the college level. He is the founder and CEO of Sacred Earth Enterprises, an ambitious for-profit startup with a global vision for climate restoration. With a small but passionate team, he has developed a rapid-deployment solution to the climate crisis. The venture sets out to help Paris Climate Agreement signatories to fulfill their carbon-reduction obligations and to reach their Sustainable Development Goals. He is co-author of "The Trust Frequency: Ten Assumptions for a New Paradigm," author of the historical mystery novel "The Mayflower Revelations" and director of the films "In Search of the Future: What do the Wise Ones Know?" and " Seeds of Freedom: A Vision for America." www.SacredEarthEnterprises.us, www.First50Years.us, www.TheTrustFrequency.net
Mitchell and these two esteemed creative colleagues met many years ago and their paths have crossed many times over the years. Connie and Andrew were also guests on A Better World TV.
Mitchell Rabin is the Founder, President and CEO of A Better World Foundation & Media, with a background in psychology stress management, acupuncture and social entrepreneurship. He is a counselor, and executive coach all as a means of educating and inspiring clients and students alike to lead others by modeling humane, eco-sensitive and integrity-based values. He has been a consultant to business leaders and CEOs of green and health-oriented start-ups over the past 25 years. He is an impassioned environmentalist and social entrepreneur using media & business as agents for change. www.abetterworld.tv www.mitchellrabin.com


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the culture of hockey, and vice-versa
bookstruck
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[p. 141] a slight sneer mantled joliat's lean bronze face
[p. 278] snubbing morenz
[p. 87] how to hook-check
[p. 327] like an orc chieftain
[p. 254] michael cusack
[p. 322] dave dryden
all (hockey) roads lead to peterborough
books for troubled times
gretzky's tears
gump worsley's pineapple squares
his name is orr
under review: no pink tea
oh, dear
the secret to hockey gold
wet rice and hockey
wheel, knife, sher-wood, in that order
blow hard
goalie masquerade
habs 24/7
hockey smokers: dit clapper
hockey smokers: cal gardner
hc[in]hb: tommy ivan
hockey fashions: rod gilbert + bob nevin
hp@h: assist to béliveau
hp[in]hb: moose vasko
hockey players in hospital beds: terry sawchuk
leapin' lou
panoramic protection
smoothy smith
the great, once
a bunch of pukes
a red-hot bout with the grim reaper
are you afraid of anything?
billy burch took his skates to bed
detests helmets
it can do much harm
one slug
our best sticks were made of rock elm
the five truths of shovelling
the hot refresher
twenty-four ways of looking at guy lafleur
whereat chabot jabbed him cruelly with his stick
October 8, 2018 / puckstruck
Standing Tall: Lorne Chabot in New York Ranger garb, which means before a trade took him to Toronto in 1928 — and before he started assaulting goal judges.
When last we visited with him, Lorne Chabot, goaltender extraordinaire for the 1935 Chicago Black Hawks, was assaulting goal judges and getting sued for it. Turns out there's more to the story than originally advertised.
First thing: this wasn't Chabot's first onslaught on the NHL's goal-judiciary.
In February of 1932, when he was keeping the goal for the Toronto Maple Leafs in a game in Detroit, Chabot felt that a puck shot by Herbie Lewis of the local Falcons hadn't passed him and ended up in the net, despite what goal judge Duke Kennedy said. The Leafs' outraged manager Conn Smythe lobbied successfully to have Kennedy ousted from his post, though the goal was not rescinded.
In taking issue with Kennedy's finding, which helped Detroit win the game 2-1, Chabot was alleged to have punched the goal judge, (1) loosening a tooth and (2) dislodging a filling. Kennedy filed a complaint with NHL President Frank Calder, as did Smythe. Calder found for the goal judge, suspending Chabot for the Leafs' next game. Toronto called up Benny Grant from Syracuse to stand in, which he did in style, shutting out the Montreal Maroons 6-0. Smythe's consolation, such as it was: Calder promised that Duke Kennedy wouldn't, in future, work any more games in Detroit that involved Toronto.
The story from 1935 went like this: Chicago was in New York playing the Rangers one January's eve at Madison Square Garden. The game ended 3-3. The Rangers actually scored four goals on the night, but just before Frank Boucher put the puck in the net in the first period his teammate Earl Seibert slid into the Chicago net with (per New York's Daily News) "three Hawks piled on his person." Goal judge Dick Williams triggered the red light — only to have referee Eusebe Daigneault overrule him.
"Seibert's presence in the net, however involuntary, outlawed the tally," explained The Daily News.
Score one for goaltenders, if nought for the Rangers. And yet despite the goal's having been annulled, Lorne Chabot was still irate to the point of taking the fight, once again, to the goal judge.
Dick Williams was his name this time. Joseph Nichols of The New York Times thought nothing of the incident, or at least not enough to include it in his dispatch from the Garden. Same went for the Associated Press report that found its way into the pages of Toronto's Globe.
The Chicago Tribune described the melee surrounding the disallowed goal like this:
Chabot resented the argument which followed so much that he skated around the cage and jabbed his stick through it at Goal Umpire Dick Williams.
Leave it to Harold Parrott from The Brooklyn Daily Eagle to file comprehensive coverage of the entire proceedings. By his account, the puck bounced out of the net after Boucher put it in, whereupon referee Daigneault scooped it up and carried it with him on his visit to Williams. Parrott:
Chabot skated in, too, jabbing the wicked butt end of his stick through the wire mesh to raise two gashes on the goal judge's face, and loosen two teeth.
Then, unaccountably, Referee Daigneault said, "No goal!"
Colonel John Hammond, president of the Rangers, was quick to fire off a letter to Frank Calder. Why hadn't Daigneault allowed Boucher's goal when the goal judge indicated it was in? As for Chabot, why wasn't he ejected from the game? Colonel Hammond wanted to know.
Replying to the latter question, Daigneault said that he hadn't seen the attack on Williams. Rangers' coach Lester Patrick had an answer for that. "It's not necessary to see the blow when Williams' nose and cut lip drip blood. Do you think those injuries grew there?"
Not according to The Daily News, which had salient details to add:
Skating behind the net, [Chabot] signaled Williams to draw close to the wire fencing the rink. Williams, apparently expecting a whispered confidence, placed his face to the wire, whereat Chabot jabbed him cruelly with his stick. Williams suffered a split lip and a bloodied nose and required the attentions of a doctor.
Calder doesn't seem to have acted on Hammond's protest; in time, Williams did (though maybe not). The following week is when word got out that goal judge was pursuing legal remedies. It wasn't exactly explicit: the press reported that his suit for $10,000 in damages was "underway." His claim seemed to be against the Hawks rather than Chabot himself. Poked was the operative verb that Montreal's Gazette (among others) employed to describe the attack; regarding Williams' injuries, there was this:
Later Williams was treated for slight facial contusions. He charges, however, that he subsequently discovered the inside of his mouth was seriously injured and teeth were loosened. He added that he hasn't been able to eat since.
There was news, next, that Chabot had apologized; Williams, nevertheless, was said to be pressing his suit.
Except that … he wasn't. Never had been, Williams declared in early February. "It's a lot of hooey," the goal judge protested, and I quote. "Imagine a league official suing a club member. That sock of Chabot's did hurt, though."
That's almost that, but for this: in 1951, columnist Jimmy Powers from The Daily Newsgot Williams shooting the breeze about what happened that night in '36. Williams was still working at the Garden, flashing the goal-lights when he thought he spied a goal. He was, by then, in his 25thyear on the job at the Garden. The job, mark you, was unpaid — Williams flashed his light and took whatever abuse came his way entirely as a volunteer. The Chabot incident? Oh, he remembered it well — if not, maybe, entirely the way it actually happened. For one thing, his chronology seems to have warped slightly over time.
Sixteen years later, Williams told Powers that Chabot had loosened four teeth rather than the original two. Also: Chabot was a pal of his, presumably dating back to the goaltender's early NHL years as a Ranger. Williams' explanation of what went down that night started in the first period:
"Chabot's feelings were ruffled when the goal judge at the other end called one [goal] against him.
"In the second period Chabot made a beautiful stop but he caught the puck with his gloved hand inside the cage. I kept flashing the light. Chabot blew his top. He thought he caught the rubber outside the cage and he thought I was the same judge who called the first goal against him. He forgot he had changed goals. He charged back and rammed the butt end of his stick into my face.
"Chabot and I were really good friends. When he discovered his error, he pleaded with me to forgive him. Today we have glass partitions instead of the old-type chicken-wire."
bad behaviour, goaltenders
Benny Grant, Clarence Campbell, Colonel John Hammond, Conn Smythe, Earl Seibert, Eusebe Daigneault, Frank Boucher, goal judges, Herbie Lewis, Lester Patrick, Lorne Chabot
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From Greystone Books. Available in bookstores in Canada and the United States. 2014 Hockey Book of the Year, as per www.hockeybookreviews.com. "Funny, smart, unlike any hockey book I've read," Dave Bidini has said; "Joycean," Charles Foran called it. "It's rare to find a book that makes me proud to be Canadian," is what Michael Winter wrote: "A funny, myth-busting, life-loving read."
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Thankful that I never
played against
in an NHL playoff series;
I probably would have had to break his hand.
I would not have wanted to injure Gretzky, mind you;
I loved the guy.
I never touched him on the ice
in a regular season game.
I had too much respect
for how he played
and how he carried himself.
But I can say without question
I would have tried to hurt him
if we had been matched up
in the playoffs.
In my mind,
in a playoff series
I'm not talking about
elbowing someone in the head
or going after someone's knees.
I'm talking about a strategic slash.
To me, slashing someone's hand or breaking someone's fingers was nothing.
It was part of the game.
Broken hands heal.
Fingers heal.
The pain that comes from losing does not.
• from Overtime (2014) by Chris Chelios with Kevin Allen; excerpted, edited, and poemized.
"The first thing the student of Darwin learns is that what evolves does not necessarily improve — a truth that might just as well be sensed by considering the modern history of jazz or ice hockey."
• Adam Gopnik
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SEMO improv group takes the stage with December performance
By Owen Bollinger ~ Arrow Reporter
As Christmas break draws near, SEMO improv group Dramatically Incorrect Comedy Club hosted a show at the River Campus.
The show was held in one of the directing studios Dec. 7 at 10 p.m. This was the first show the group performed in front of an audience this year, as they mainly produced online content last year due to COVID-19. Attendees were asked to wear pajamas for a cozy, comfortable holiday event. Everyone was welcome to enjoy hot cocoa, Christmas cookies and improv.
A total of nine improvised skits were performed by the seven-member group, taking suggestions from the audience as well as starting skits with a few members and eventually adding the entire group into the mix. The skits included a date with tyrannical royalty, a group of friends struggling to be on time for a sacrifice and a couple celebrating Christmas together "despite the restraining order."
4th year BFA acting major Abram Cutshall has been with the group since his freshman year. Since joining, he has seen members come and go, but what he appreciates is the friendships the group forms.
"We see each other at practices twice a week, and even though it's a practice, we always have a lot of fun being around each other," Cutshall said. "And usually on Sundays, we all meet up as a group, but we go out and have fun as friends instead of practicing. That is what really brings us all together, and it means a lot to all of us to have a good friendship inside of our group as well as outside of it."
Dramatically Incorrect Comedy Club plans to have shows once a month throughout the spring semester. The show's dates and times will be announced at a later date. To stay up-to-date with these shows, follow their Instagram, @dramaticallyincorrectsemo.


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Utrecht is one of the five original Voortrekker settlements established prior to 1850. The Voortrekkers who settled in the area in 1852 named it after the Dutch town of Utrecht. This town in the Balele Mountains, with its old-world charm, gained prominence during the Anglo-Zulu War of 1870 when it served for several weeks as the headquarters of the British army. Today, Utrecht is the administrative centre for the cattle-ranching and coal-mining industries.
Fly-fishing: The Utrecht area has fantastic opportunities for fly-fishermen.
Hiking Trails: Several hiking trails traverse the area, including the Enhlanzeni Valley Trail, Balele Waterfall Trail and Entabeni Hiking Trails.
Balele Conservancy: The Balele Conservancy, with an area of approximately 15 000 ha, lies in the picturesque Balele Mountains.
Captain Leo Pokrowsky Memorial: The Pokrowsky Memorial was erected in honour of a Russian officer who fought for the Boers during the Anglo-Boer War. He died in 1900.
Colonial Architecture: The Rothman and Shawe houses are ideal examples of colonial residential architecture.
Conference Hill: Prior to the outbreak of the Anglo-Zulu War, British government representatives conducted negotiations with Zulu chiefs at Conference Hill.
Historical Buildings: There are several historical buildings in town, including the Magistrate's Offices, the Old Post Office, the Dutch Reformed Church, the Town Hall and the Old Residency.
Historical Walks: Historical walking trails introduce visitors to the town's historical and architectural treasures.
Old Cemetery: Boers and British troops lie side by side in the Old Cemetery.
Old Parsonage Museum: The Old Parsonage Museum was built in 1887. It houses Anglo-Boer War artefacts such as old documents, items found at British campsites and Dutch Bibles.
Old Republican Powder Magazine: This powder magazine was erected in 1893 and is one of three similar structures built by the old Transvaal Republic Government.
Petrus Lafras Uys Monument: The Uys Monument was erected in honour of Piet Uys, first magistrate of Utrecht and one of the original settlers of the area.
Uys House: Uys House is one of the oldest European buildings in KwaZulu-Natal and a fine example of colonial residential architecture.


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Success Story PAHO
Leveraging The Power Of Connection To Fight The Spread Of Zika
Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) Brazil is an international public health organization dedicated to serving people in 27 countries in the Americas. Its Brazil branch most recently responded to the country's outbreak of Zika virus.
PAHO Brazil used Facebook posts to reach over 500,000 people in under 48 hours with messages about preventing the sexual transmission of Zika.
"More than 5,000 people shared this post, reaching more than 600,000 people on Facebook."
– Luís Felipe Sardenberg, Communications Focal Point, PAHO/WHO Brazil
PAHO Brazil used posts on its Facebook Page to reach more than half a million people in less than 48 hours with a critical message about preventing the sexual transmission of Zika.
Sharing Life-saving News
PAHO Brazil needed to engage people who might be sexually active with effective communications about how to protect themselves from Zika.
PAHO boosted a single Page post that both raised awareness about Zika being transmitted sexually and provided a solution for how people could protect themselves, and saw incredible results.
Spending less than $600, PAHO Brazil was able to reach more than half a million people in less than 48 hours. More than 24,000 people engaged with this post, and more than 4,450 people shared it with their own friends, further spreading the message.
519,640 people reached in less than 48 hours
39X higher engagement than other Zika posts
4,450 people shared post
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"Brazilians are using Facebook to help take care of their friends. We were surprised with how many Brazilians never heard that Zika could be sexually transmitted. Although that information had been circulating in the press and on institutional websites for a while, it was on our Facebook Page that people learned about it. As a result, more than 5,000 people shared this post, reaching more than 600,000 people on Facebook."
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Waxwing's follow up to their For Madmen Only debut on Second Nature, once again impeccably produced by the renowned Matt Bayles (Botch, The Blood Brothers), One For The Ride is in parts a more stripped down, sparser affair than the layered, lush For Madmen Only. However, because of it sparseness it achieves a sound just as full and textured as their debut, as if each element of Waxwing is given more room to breathe and grow. While more restrained in its full on rock moments than For Madmen Only, but not abandoning them either, One For The Ride once again harnesses Rocky Votolato's smooth, morose, world-weary vocals, coupling them with Waxwing's effortless ability to mine different facets of rock's landscape, usually in a more restrained and introspective manner. This coupling allows the music to be driven but never eclipsed by Votolato's vocal talents, before musically climaxing with a dynamic rock crescendo or falling fleetingly apart, wherever the music takes them. While often brooding and introspective in its nature, Waxwing's rock laments possess an energy and emotion buoyed by their unwavering commitment to atmosphere and moods, as well as always placing the music first. One For The Ride is another excellent organic rock release from Waxwing.


On March 30 the Housing Commission and Housing Department hosted an Honorary Partnership Ceremony at the 184 Meeting House Road housing development. Housing Department staff, housing commission members, council member, citizens from the tribe and state representatives came together to celebrate this momentous occasion for the Tribe. It was also a moment to remember Alice Lopez, the founder of the Mashpee Wampanaog Tribe Housing Department. Following the ceremony the attendees gathered at the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe Community and Government Center for food and refreshments.
Sitting in the office of the Tribal Administrator, Leslie Jonas, a few days before she transitions out of the TA role for the Tribe, and it's easy to see where her passion lies. She loves working in Development and securing funding for her Tribe.
Leslie reviews spreadsheets that provide a high-level overview of recent grants that have been awarded to the Tribe and quickly rattles off details of each award, the programs that survive because of it and how she's been able to work with Development Associate, Kimberly Maida, and the Finance team to increase funding year over year.
BIA funding was increased from just over $500,000, in 2017/18 to about $1MM in 2019 including a couple of 1x funding awards made possible for NRD, WIOA and the Tribal Court in 2019. The increased funding now covers a wider range of operations staff and 2 mortgages – including the Community and Government Center.
director of the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe Housing Department. The Committee will hold a ceremony in the lobby of the Community and Government Center with a potluck social in the Gymnasium following the ceremony.
Please join the Mashpee Wampanoag Indian Education Department and Mashpee Indian Museum for family fun, activities, singing, dancing, fishing, and more at the annual Honoring Our Herring event. Honoring Our Herring will be held at the Mashpee Wampanoag Indian Museum on Wednesday, April 17 from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
A few weeks ago the Tribe was notified that it had been accepted into a program that will not only streamline the grant management process; eventually saving a significant amount of time and money, but in addition, open the Tribe up to new grants that provide the Tribe with increased employment opportunities and increased funding on the existing 477 grant programs. The 477 Program that the Tribe will officially enter into on July 1 will allow Operations to consolidate up to thirteen different programs from the Department of Interior, Department of Labor, Department of Education, and the Department of Health and Human Services into a single plan. Marnell Cash, WIOA manager, is the Tribe's lead 477 plan manager, supported by the Education Director, Roxanne Mills Brown.
In preparation of this year's Graduation Brunch on Sunday, June 23, the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe Education Department requests contact information for all Mashpee Wampanoag and Native American High School and College students that are graduating in May /June 2019. It is incumbent on the graduates family and friends to provide this information so that recognition may be extended. The following information is requested by April 15.
The Old Indian Meeting House will be open for the season on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. The open hours will allow tribal members and the public to access the building and learn about the Tribe's rich history. This is made possible thanks to Pauline Peters. She has volunteered to staff the facility for the season. Thank you Pauline.
The Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe Education Department Career Pathways for Tribal Youth will wrap up its series of college tours over April vacation for high school juniors and seniors and a parent or guardian. The College tours include transportation to and from the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe Community and Government Center, hotel stay and a per diem provided for the student and 1 parent/legal guardian.
Spread the Word – Our Spiritual Historical Herring!
Granny Squannit and Moshup our forever folklore cultural heros to the Mashpee Wamps and Aquinnah Wamps have been watching and protecting the herring.
The Mashpee Wampanoag Indian Museum opened for the 2019 season on April 1. The Museum is open 3 days per week on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. In addition to new hours of operation, the Museum also announced new rates for admission. Adults are $8, children (6-18) are $5, seniors are $7 and the group rate for 3 or more people is $6 per person.
Some 50 Mashpee Wampanoag young men fought in the Revolutionary War, or about one-fifth of the entire Barnstable County resistance as some historians report.
Please join the Garden Club on Thursday, May 30 at 1:00 PM in front of the Mashpee Wampanoag Health Service Unit (located behind the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe Community and Government Center) for their annual planting. All of the necessary plants, seeds and equipment will be available.
Nutrition Services Manager Donald Peters has organized a free hearing screening for tribal members on Tuesday, April 16 from 10:00 a.m. to Noon at the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe Community and Government Center. To schedule a hearing, please contact Donald Peters at Donald.peters@mwtribe-nsn.gov or call (508) 477-0208 ext 117.
The Fairhaven Recreation Center will host a Free Healthy Aging Fair on Friday, May 10 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. To assist tribal members, the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe Transportation Department will provide transportation to anyone that is interested in attending.
Did you know There are 400+ tribal members that we do not have contact information for?
Following an 8-week regalia-making workshop that the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe Education Department hosted for students and parents in the Wareham district, students unveiled their work at the Wareham Public School International Night.
On March 5 the NYCP grant funded program Career Pathways took a group of tribal students to visit the school of Dentistry at Harvard and the Linguistics Department at MIT. Both programs have strong native ties with Vice Chairwoman Jessie little doe Baird graduating from MIT's linguistics program and now her daughter Tracy is attending the same program.
Dr. Warren has served as the Indian Health Services Dentist at the Mashpee Wampanoag Health Service Unit from the beginning. He first joined the clinic in 2013 and has helped to develop services that improved oral hygiene in the community. His last week at the Dental Clinic will be June 10-14.
The Mashpee Wampanoag Tribal Historic Preservation Archives is in need of people from the past, and present to submit photos of tribal members. What we are asking for are photos to go along with names that we already have captured in our database. So please contact Denise Kersey, Archivist Apprentice, at 508-477-0208 ext. 196, to schedule a time that we can scan your photo. We will only need to scan your picture and will not keep it. The whole process will take at most 15 minutes. Thank you in advance for helping us grow our database.
Chyla Hendricks inducted into the National Honor Society Alpha Lambda Delta for earning a GPA of 3.5 or better during her first semester of studies at the University of Massachusetts Boston where she studies nursing. Chyla is the daughter of Missy and Carlton Hendricks.
Paris Widdiss-Hendricks, 2017-2018 Little Miss Wampanoag, was recognized on March 19 by the Mashpee Public School District at the annual Honor Roll Breakfast for making the honor roll in term 2. Paris is an active citizen of the tribe and in 2018 organized a successful fundraiser for tribal youth living on the Pine-Ridge Reservation. Congratulations on the great work, Paris.
The Powwow Committee is currently looking for dedicated tribal members to join the committee. The Powwow Committee is responsible for organizing the Tribe's annual homecoming, our largest event held each year. For more information about the committee, please contact Committee Chairman Brian Weeden at (774) 413-0520. Letters of interest can be sent to Francie Dottin, executive administrative assistant to the chairman, at frances.dottin@mwtribe-nsn.gov.
The Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe currently has an open seat on its Housing Commission. The Housing Commission is tasked with policy-level goals, determinations and policy review that guide the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe Housing Department.
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Nov 28, 2021, 8:46 AM
Iranian, Azeri FMs confer on bilateral ties, regional issues
TEHRAN, Nov. 28 (MNA) – On the sidelines of the 15th ECO Summit in Ashgabat, Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian held talks with Foreign Minister of Azerbaijan Republic Jeyhun Bayramov on Saturday.
Amir-Abdollahian who accompanies Iranian President Ebrahim Raeisi in his visit to Turkmenistan met and held talks with his Azeri counterpart Jeyhun Bayramov in Ashgabat.
During the meeting, the two ministers discussed issues of mutual interest.
Iranian foreign minister called the cooperation of the two countries in various political, economic, cultural and media fields 'important', saying that the recent visit of the Azeri Deputy Prime Minister to Tehran was positive.
He also called the cooperation of the officials of the two countries at various levels considerable.
Amir-Abdollahian welcomed the holding of a trilateral meeting of Russia, Azerbaijan and Armenia in Sochi, calling it an important, effective and constructive step towards overcoming the crisis in the region.
The foreign minister of the Republic of Azerbaijan, for his part, expressed satisfaction with the positive developments in bilateral relations of the two countries.
He also called the carrying out joint projects by the two countries and with the participation of other neighboring countries important.
The situation of Afghan refugees following the recent developments in Afghanistan and the latest developments related to the Vienna talks were other topics discussed by the two ministers in the meeting.
The 15th Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO) Summit is scheduled to be held in Ashgabat, the capital of Turkmenistan, on Sunday, November 28.
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Iran FM holds talks with Uzbek counterpart on bilateral ties
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Raeisi, Aliyev meet on sidelines of ECO summit
ECO Summit and strengthening regional cooperation
Iran min. calls for mutual coop. with Armenia on prisoners
Armenian Parliament speaker stresses security in region
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Home Runs Per Game: A bit more in-depth December 23, 2011
Posted by tomflesher in Baseball, Economics.
Tags: AR, autoregression, baseball-reference.com, home runs, home runs per plate appearance, linear regression, talent pool dilution
I know I've done this one before, but in my defense, it was a really bad model.
I made some odd choices in modeling run production in that post. The first big questionable choice was to detrend according to raw time. That might make sense starting with a brand-new league, where we'd expect players to be of low quality and asymptotically approach a true level of production – a quadratic trend would be an acceptable model of dynamics in that case. That's not a sensible way to model the major leagues, though; even though there's a case to be made that players being in better physical condition will lead to better production, there's no theoretical reason to believe that home run production will grow year over year.
So, let's cut to the chase: I'm trying to capture a few different effects, and so I want to start by running a linear regression of home runs on a couple of controlling factors. Things I want to capture in the model:
The DH. This should have a positive effect on home runs per game.
Talent pool dilution. There are competing effects – more batters should mean that the best batters are getting fewer plate appearances, as a percentage of the total, but at the same time, more pitchers should mean that the best pitchers are facing fewer batters as a percentage of the total. I'm including three variables: one for the number of batters and one for the number of pitchers, to capture those effects individually, and one for the number of teams in the league. (All those variables are in natural logarithm form, so the interpretation will be that a 1% change in the number of batters, pitchers, or teams will have an effect on home runs.) The batting effect should be negative (more batters lead to fewer home runs); the pitching effect should be positive (more pitchers mean worse pitchers, leading to more home runs); the team effect could go either way, depending on the relative strengths of the effects.
Trends in strategy and technology. I can't theoretically justify a pure time trend, but I also can't leave out trends entirely. Training has improved. Different training regimens become popular or fade away, and some strategies are much different than in previous years. I'll use an autoregressive process to model these.
My dependent variable is going to be home runs per plate appearance. I chose HR/PA for two reasons:
I'm using Baseball Reference's AL and NL Batting Encyclopedias, which give per-game averages; HR per game/PA per game will wash out the per-game adjustments.
League HR/PA should show talent pool dilution as noted above – the best hitters get the same plate appearances but their plate appearances will make up a smaller proportion of the total. I'm using the period from 1955 to 2010.
After dividing home runs per game by plate appearances per game, I used R to estimate an autoregressive model of home runs per plate appearance. That measures whether a year with lots of home runs is followed by a year with lots of home runs, whether it's the reverse, or whether there's no real connection between two consecutive years. My model took the last three years into account:
Since the model doesn't fit perfectly, there will be an "error" term, , that's usually thought of as representing a shock or an innovation. My hypothesis is that the shocks will be a function of the DH and talent pool dilution, as mentioned above. To test that, I'll run a regression:
The DH and batter effects aren't statistically different from zero, surprisingly; the pitching effect and the team effect are both significant at the 95% level. Interestingly, the team effect and the pitching effect have opposite signs, meaning that there's some factor in increasing the number of teams that doesn't relate purely to pitching or batting talent pool dilution.
For the record, fitted values of innovations correlate fairly highly with HR/PA: the correlation is about .70, despite a pretty pathetic R-squared of .08.
Back when it was hard to hit 55… July 8, 2010
Tags: Baseball, baseball-reference.com, home runs, R, regression, sabermetrics, Stuff Keith Hernandez Says, talent pool dilution, Willie Mays, Year of the Pitcher
Last night was one of those classic Keith Hernandez moments where he started talking and then stopped abruptly, which I always like to assume is because the guys in the truck are telling him to shut the hell up. He was talking about Willie Mays for some reason, and said that Mays hit 55 home runs "back when it was hard to hit 55." Keith coyly said that, while it was easy for a while, it was "getting hard again," at which point he abruptly stopped talking.
Keith's unusual candor about drug use and Mays' career best of 52 home runs aside, this pinged my "Stuff Keith Hernandez Says" meter. After accounting for any time trend and other factors that might explain home run hitting, is there an upward trend? If so, is there a pattern to the remaining home runs?
The first step is to examine the data to see if there appears to be any trend. Just looking at it, there appears to be a messy U shape with a minimum around t=20, which indicates a quadratic trend. That means I want to include a term for time and a term for time squared.
Using the per-game averages for home runs from 1955 to 2009, I detrended the data using t=1 in 1955. I also had to correct for the effect of the designated hitter. That gives us an equation of the form
Estimate Std. Error t-value p-value Signif
B0 0.957 0.0328 29.189 0.0001 0.9999
t -0.0188 0.0028 -6.738 0.0001 0.9999
tsq 0.0004 0.00005 8.599 0.0001 0.9999
DH 0.0911 0.0246 3.706 0.0003 0.9997
We can see that there's an upward quadratic trend in predicted home runs that together with the DH rule account for about 56% of the variation in the number of home runs per game in a season ( ). The Breusch-Pagan test has a p-value of .1610, indicating a possibility of mild homoskedasticity but nothing we should get concerned about.
Then, I needed to look at the difference between the predicted number of home runs per game and the actual number of home runs per game, which is accessible by subtracting
This represents the "abnormal" number of home runs per year. The question then becomes, "Is there a patt ern to the number of abnormal home runs?" There are two ways to answer this. The first way is to look at the abnormal home runs. Up until about t=40 (the mid-1990s), the abnormal home runs are pretty much scattershot above and below 0. However, at t=40, the residual jumps up for both leagues and then begins a downward trend. It's not clear what the cause of this is, but the knee-jerk reaction is that there might be a drug use effect. On the other hand, there are a couple of other explanations.
The most obvious is a boring old expansion effect. In 1993, the National League added two teams (the Marlins and the Rockies), and in 1998 each league added a team (the AL's Rays and the NL's Diamondbacks). Talent pool dilution has shown up in our discussion of hit batsmen, and I believe that it can be a real effect. It would be mitigated over time, however, by the establishment and development of farm systems, in particular strong systems like the one that's producing good, cheap talent for the Rays.


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The province of Segovia is set in central Spain, surrounded by the cities of Madrid, Zaragoza, and Valladolid. The capital of the province is a medieval city of the same name with an ancient walled centre which has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The highlights of the city of Segovia include the Roman Aqueduct, the 16th-century cathedral, and the medieval hilltop castle. Segovia city is easily accessed from Madrid; it can be reached by bullet train in 35 minutes from Madrid. The city is nestled in the Guadarrama Mountains and the Ayllon Mountains, which are dotted with the ski resorts of La Pinilla, Puerto de Navacerrada, and Valdesqui.
The resort of La Pinilla (1500 metres) is nestled in the Sierra de Ayllon Mountains and offers a skiable area of 20 kilometres with a maximum altitude of 2274 metres. The resort is suitable for beginners and intermediates skiers, with five green runs, six blue, and nine red. With skiing above 2000 metres, snow cover is reliable, but the runs are also lined with snow cannons.
The resort's lifts are modern and include one gondola, three chair lifts, and seven drag lifts. The town centre offers restaurants, a ski school, ski-hire shops, and a snow garden for children. La Pinilla is approximately 50 minutes from Madrid; either drive along the N1 northbound or catch the daily coach service from Madrid to Riaza and then a shuttle bus to La Pinilla.
Puerto de Navacerrada (1858 metres) is located in the Sierra de Guadarrama Mountains and offers a skiable area of 10 kilometres with a maximum altitude of 2177 metres. It is suitable for all levels for skier, with two green runs, seven blue, three red, and two black. The slopes are accessed via four chair lifts and one drag.
The resort's centre features several hotels, apartments, restaurants, and a ski school. Puerto de Navacerrada is very easy to access from Madrid; it has a railway station belonging to the line C-9 of Cercanias Madrid.
The ski resort of Valdesqui (1860 metres) is set in the Sierra de Guadarrama Mountains, close to the Navacerrada resort, and offers 21 kilometres of pistes. Its 29 pistes are of varying difficulty, with 12 green runs, 14 blue, and three red. The resort is best suited to beginners and intermediates. It also boasts modern lifts, with five chair lifts and 11 drags, and skiers can reach a height of 2280 metres altitude.
The town centre features restaurants, bars, cafes, and ski schools, but there is no accommodation in Valdesqui. Hotels can be found in the surrounding area; there are approximately 4554 hotel beds in the vicinity. The resort is accessible by car, but there is also a Cercanias railway line that stops at Cotos. From there, a shuttle bus services provide access to the resort.
Due to their easy access, the ski resorts of Valdesqui, Puerto de Navacerrada, and La Pinilla are particularly popular with winter tourists combining ski holidays with city breaks in Madrid.
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The rebastral is a very comfortable rural loft. The decoration is designed especially to make it an especially unique space. It has a 160 cm (double) bed plus a comfortable sofa-bed also 160 cm. The wood stove will allow you to enjoy your stay more. Hydromassage bath for two. Private patio with its barbecue.


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ITSPs and CMRS Providers Can Now Review and Revise FCC Annual Regulatory Fee Information; September Payment Deadline Not Yet Set
By Denise Smith on August 7, 2017
By Public Notice released Friday, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC or Commission) announced that Interstate Telecommunications Service Providers (ITSP) and Commercial Mobile Radio Service (CMRS) providers can now log in to preview the provider's FY2017 regulatory fee data in the FCC's Fee Filer system. ITSPs and CMRS providers have limited time to request any revisions to the data on which fees are based and therefore are encouraged to review their proposed fee data in a timely manner.
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FCC Releases Updated 2016 Universal Service Revenue Reporting Worksheet
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It's a new year and the FCC has just released its annual update to the FCC Form 499A. Telecommunications providers must use the 2016 Form 499A to report calendar year 2015 revenues for purposes of calculating contributions to the federal Universal Service Fund and other revenue-based contribution requirements including TRS, LNP, NANP and annual…
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Although the FCC has yet to release this year's Annual Regulatory Fee Order, the Commission is preparing for the payments to be received next month. In a public notice released on August 18, 2015, the FCC announced that Interstate Telecommunications Service Providers (ITSP) and Commercial Mobile Radio Service (CMRS) providers can now review their annual…
In a Shift, FCC Shelves Prior Forfeiture Methodology For Failure to Pay Into USF and Other Federal Programs
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Today, the Federal Communications Commission released a Policy Statement announcing a "treble damages" methodology to assess forfeitures for failure to make payment to a series of federal programs, a move which the agency anticipates will allow it to begin "significantly more investigations." The new policy appears to allow the FCC to impose significantly larger fines than in similar investigations in the past, but may implicate the FCC's statutory maximum forfeiture authority in some cases.
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As is customary every year, the FCC recently announced the due date for its annual FCC regulatory fees. Regulatory fees must be paid no later than 11:59 PM on September 13, 2012, Eastern Daylight Time. Most federal licensees and other regulated entities must pay these regulatory fees to offset costs associated with the FCC's…
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If you missed last night's deadline for making FCC regulatory fee payments, there's good news. The FCC extended the deadline by 48 hours; Fees are now due by September 16 at 11:59 pm.
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As in years, past, we're tracking the FCC Regulatory fees for you. The Regulatory Fee is an annual assessment mandated by Congress to recover most of the FCC's cost of doing business. Regulatory fees are recovered directly from the entities the FCC regulates. As I've noted before, the FCC collects nearly half of its fees from telecommunications carriers, an amount that I believe is disproportionate to the FCC's overall activities.
The due date for regulatory fees varies from year to year, but the FCC must collect regulatory fees before the end of the fiscal year on September 30. This year, the FCC announced that the fee is due on September 14th by 12 midnight. As with the past few years, the FCC does not mail invoices and payments are due on-line. Also, a late fee of 25% of the amount due is assessed on all late payments (no exceptions).
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FCC Regulatory Fees Likely Due in August
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In July, we reported that the FCC had adopted its FY 2010 regulatory fee schedule. In past years, regulatory fees were due in September, usually in the third week of the month. However, it looks like this year's fee will be due significantly earlier — by August 31, 2010.
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Following on the release of the 2010-11 TRS Fund contribution factor, the Commission today released its final regulatory fee schedule for FY 2010. The Commission adopted a telecommunications provider fee that is slightly lower than it proposed in April. The regulatory fee for telecommunications providers (including audio bridging providers) is $0.00349 per revenue…


The cAP ac is a very capable and powerful wireless access point that looks beautiful on both walls and ceilings. The concurrent dual band wireless radio supports dual chain 2 GHz 802.11b/g/n and 5 GHz in a/n/ас standards, and will provide coverage in 360 degrees around it. Even though the radio supports repeater mode, the two Ethernet ports give you the ability to extend your network with cables, even if PoE power is required, since the cAP ac supports 802.3af/at PoE input on the first port, and passive PoE output on the second port. cAP ac-US (USA) is factory locked for 2412-2462MHz, 5170-5250MHz and 5725-5835MHz frequencies. This lock can not be removed.
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An official release said Rao performed 'Raja Syamala Yagam', 'Chandi Yagam' and other rituals in his farmhouse in Erravalli in which his wife and other family members participated.
Hyderabad: Ahead of his next round of electioneering for the Telangana Assembly elections, TRS president and caretaker Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao, Sunday held a homam (yagam) at his farmhouse in Siddipet district.
The "poornahuti" (concluding act or rite) will be done Monday at 11.11 am, it said.
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Glen Alice Cemetery stands on ground given by the owner of Glen Alice Station, John McLean, for a Presbyterian Church, manse and cemetery in the 1860s. It includes that area occupied by the grave of his young daughter who died in 1845. The ground was surveyed in 1873 and formally dedicated in 1875. It was designed to incorporate denominational areas, some of which are now difficult to define.
The cemetery has enjoyed considerable restoration work in recent times by a local group that has re-established and repaired fallen and broken stones and cleaned others to enable them to be clearly read. This work has so far been concentrated in the Presbyterian portion where most of the historic headstones are to be found. When we visited it, the cemetery was in tidy condition with the grass mown. There are no facilities.
This list was compiled from digital images and notes that Jean and I made of every visible grave monument on 14 August 2002. We also referred to the NSW index of births, deaths and marriages and to the death and funeral announcements and obituaries published by the Mudgee Guardian & Gulgong Advertiser for additional information.
From Rylstone, take the Glen Alice Road for approximately 35km to the village of Glen Alice. The cemetery is on the southern side of the road next to the Presbyterian Church.
The administration of the cemetery, which has been heritage listed, was transferred from the abolished Rylstone Shire Council to the City of Lithgow Council in 2005. Contact council at PO Box 19 Lithgow NSW 2790; phone: 02 6354 9999; email: council@lithgow.nsw.gov.au
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This local arts group was started in 2016 to offer artists a platform to explore different techniques for creating surface design in a variety of media (fabric, paper, wood, glass, cork). The group was structured loosely with fixed meeting times (Thursday afternoons) on a weekly basis. There were no membership fees instead a drop-in fee of $5.00/session was charged. Various topics and techniques were covered with individuals leading the group. Some weeks were open with no fixed plans and some sessions were organized in advance with supply lists / preparatory tasks circulated. Studio space was rented in advance from the Oliver Community Arts Council and Surfaces became a member group.
In 2017-2018 there was a desire to have more full-day studio time so once a month the studio space was rented out for a full day (10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.). A face-book page was created with a place where photos and ideas could be shared.
Current Plans: Currently the group is large and quite diverse. For the 2018-2019 season we are proposing splitting the group in two: Surfaces – Textiles and Surfaces – Mixed Media.
For the Surfaces – Textiles group meetings will occur twice a month on Thursday afternoons from 1-4:00 p.m.. The focus will be on surface design on fabric using a variety of techniques including dyeing, stamping, screen and discharge printing, eco-printing, felting, beading, hand and machine stitching. Fabric will be used to create works which explore contemporary art quilting techniques. Each session will include time for feedback and critique on works in progress. Some sessions will include instruction (with rotating leaders for the group). If there is interest a full day workshop can be planned possibly on a weekend. For contact information on this part of the Surfaces – Textile Group contact Janet at: bedn9783 @ telus.net (work pictured above and at left) The first meeting of fall season for Surfaces – Textiles will be Thursday Sept. 13 at 1:00 p.m. at the Quail's Nest Arts Centre (the smaller Studio Building), 5840 Airport Road, Oliver.
For the Surfaces – Mixed Media Group meetings will occur on alternating Thursday afternoons from the Surfaces – Textile Group from 1-4:00 p.m. also at the Quail's Nest Arts Centre (the smaller Studio Building). This group will be exploring a variety of Media such as bookbinding, alcohol inks, glass mosaics, cork designs, jewellery making, acrylic pouring and others. The route the group take will be determined by the interest and passion of the members.


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Discussion in 'Decades, Pop, Rock' started by TSSJimmyCoN, Jan 26, 2009.
Thought it was gonna be a rock song until the synthesizer kicked in, then I bailed. Sorry, I'm not into rap, rap-rock, or rap-anything. Nothing against your band, but I'm not the right person to judge the music.


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Redlands to gain new police chief, SB to lose…
Redlands to gain new police chief, SB to lose asst. chief
PUBLISHED: June 9, 2011 at 12:00 a.m. | UPDATED: August 29, 2017 at 10:42 a.m.
The city of Redlands has hired a new police chief – San Bernardino Assistant Police Chief Mark Garcia.
Redlands City Manager N. Enrique Martinez offered Garcia the job Wednesday and he accepted, said city spokesman Carl Baker.
Martinez chose Garcia as the new chief after a multi-tiered interview process, Baker said.
Garcia will start June 17 with a annual base salary of $198,000, Baker said.
Outgoing Redlands Chief Jim Bueermann has worked with Garcia in the past and said he is a great fit to lead the city's community-oriented police force.
"I have known Mark for years," Bueermann said. "I have great respect for him. I'm very happy to see him be the next police chief."
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