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St. Thomas Aquinas continues winning tradition with record-setting win
Lynn Ramsey - Florida Catholic
Photographer: JONATHAN MARTINEZ | FC
St. Thomas Aquinas running back Anthony Hankerson (2) dives in with the ball to score the school's sixth and final touchdown during the Class 7A State Championship game between Aquinas and Tampa Bay Tech at DRV PNK Stadium in Fort Lauderdale, Dec. 17, 2021. Aquinas won the championship with a final score of 42-14.
FORT LAUDERDALE | Little did the St. Thomas Aquinas Raiders know that a loss to a Tampa team would pave the road to a state-title victory over another Tampa team. Senior Anthony Hankerson helped the Raiders clinch a three-peat, running for 117 yards and three touchdowns on 11 carries to help Aquinas rout Tampa Bay Tech 42-14 on Dec. 17, 2021, in the Class 7A football state-championship game at DRV PNK Stadium in Fort Lauderdale.
Aquinas senior Zion Turner, who along with Hankerson played during this entire three-peat, threw for two touchdowns. The Raiders (14-1) recovered from a 24-21 loss on Sept. 3, 2021 at future Class 6A champion Tampa Jesuit to rattle off 13 wins in a row. Their victory over Tampa Bay Tech gave the Raiders their state-record 13th championship, two more than Jacksonville Bolles.
St. Thomas Aquinas head coach Roger Harriott, right, receives the Class 7A State championship trophy from school principal Denise Aloma and athletic director Twan Russell. Aquinas defeated Tampa Bay Tech, 42-14 at DRV PNK Stadium in Fort Lauderdale, Dec. 17, 2021.
St. Thomas Aquinas tackle Julian Armella (75) lifts up running back Anthony Hankerson (2) in celebration after Hankerson scored the school's six and final touchdown during the Class 7A State Championship game between Aquinas and Tampa Bay Tech at DRV PNK Stadium in Fort Lauderdale, Dec. 17, 2021. Aquinas won the championship with a final score of 42-14.
From right, St. Thomas Aquinas defensive lineman Michael Renoit (15) takes a selfie with teammates, tackle Christian Louis-jean (79), and defensive lineman Kyrie Samuel (18), after the team's Class 7A State Championship victory over the Tampa Bay Tech at DRV PNK Stadium in Fort Lauderdale, Dec. 17, 2021.
It's the second time the Raiders have won three titles in a row, the first coming on a 2014-16 run. It's the fourth title at Aquinas for coach Roger Harriott, who also won a 2012 title at Fort Lauderdale University School.
"We're going through difficult times in the pandemic. Our leaders facilitated the need to have each other's backs and understand the importance of accountability," Harriott said. "As a result, we were able to pull together a strong, family-oriented culture at St. Thomas Aquinas."
RAIDERS GET THE JUMP
Turner completed 10 of 13 passes for 102 yards for the Raiders. He said the Raiders found the Titans secondary a weakness they could exploit.
"We ran a couple plays that tricked their defense," Turner said. "We just executed. Their safeties were undisciplined and came out real fast. We hit them with fake screens, and they bit."
St. Thomas Aquinas jumped on the first-time-finalist Titans, racing to a 21-0 lead in the first quarter. The rout was on.
"We're always humble, but we have the mindset that defense wins championships," said defensive tackle Justin Fevrier, who had seven tackles, 1 ½ tackles for loss and one sack. "The first thing with the defense, the defensive line must pursue the ball, while the linebackers clean up the mess. The defensive backs stay in their coverage to make sure everything's secure."
The task then turned to keeping control of Tech quarterback Xavione Washington, and the Raiders bent but mostly didn't break. Washington completed 21 of 34 passes for 249 yards and one touchdown, but he also had one interception. Greg Gaines caught seven passes for 131 yards and a touchdown. However, Raiders defensive backs Kimari Robinson and King Mack kept Gaines and Santonyo Isaac controlled when it mattered. Robinson broke up four passes.
Robinson said that the 6-foot-2, 180-pound Gaines tested the Raiders, but the Raiders have been playing great receivers all season. Mack, who made four tackles and broke up a pass, said their film study actually helped decode when Gaines would get the ball.
"We knew if they had trips (three receivers) and (Gaines) on the opposite side, we knew (Gaines) was going to run a slant or a go route," Mack said. "We also stacked the box and played zone. We showed that we were going to play (man-to-man defense), but during their cadence we would get back in zone. They would think we were blitzing, but we weren't."
St. Thomas Aquinas running back Xavier Terrell (25) runs the ball during the Class 7A State Championship game between Aquinas and Tampa Bay Tech at DRV PNK Stadium in Fort Lauderdale, Dec. 17, 2021. Aquinas won the championship with a final score of 42-14.
After the Raiders got a fourth-down stop to open the second half, Turner ran for 46 yards, then hit Isaiah Hardge on a post route for a 21-yard touchdown that put the Raiders up 35-7.
Jordan Smith then intercepted Washington, putting the Raiders on their own 44. Hankerson then ran 9 yards, then 31 yards before taking a misdirection play 16 yards for a Raiders touchdown. Michael Kern's extra point put the Raiders up 42-7 with 2:23 left, triggering the FHSAA mercy rule of a running clock.
Ronald Sims' 1-yard touchdown on the next drive was too little, too late for the Titans. The Raiders held 1,000-yard rusher James Evans to 2 yards on 2 carries. Sims ran for 52 yards on 13 carries.
Raiders senior linebacker Derrieon Craig, who had a team-high eight tackles, said the main focus was Washington, who also ran for 27 yards on 12 carries but was sacked four times. "The defensive line pushed, the linebackers played well, and the defensive backs flew to the ball. If the quarterback starts moving out of the pocket, we start giving opportunities to our defensive backs," Craig said.
CARRY ON EXPECTATIONS
The Raiders consider state championships an expectation, with national titles being the main goal. It doesn't matter if you're having to replace several key seniors from last year. The Raiders had to replace their top four receivers, their top 10 tacklers, all but one of their athletes who registered a sack and all but one who registered an interception. Among the names lost to graduation were defensive back Jaden McBurrows and defensive tackle Dallas Turner.
Mack said skeptics and fans thought the Raiders would have a down year because of having to replace several stars. The Raiders, instead, went to work. Several of the starters knew what it felt like to prepare for a state champion, and they wanted to amp up the work.
"They thought this was St. Thomas' off year, but we used that as motivation," Mack said. "We would grind, we went to the weight room. We knew we were underdogs, but the only way for people to stop looking at us as underdogs is to win. That's why we scheduled St. Frances and the others. St. Thomas is never an underdog."
St. Thomas Aquinas quarterback Zion Turner (1) runs the ball during the Class 7A State Championship game between Aquinas and Tampa Bay Tech at DRV PNK Stadium in Fort Lauderdale, Dec. 17, 2021. Aquinas won the championship with a final score of 42-14.
They also added several players to the team. Fevrier transferred from club team Tru Prep while attending Deerfield Beach High. Robinson transferred from Hollywood MacArthur.
Turner and Hankerson brought back skill talent, while running behind a line that featured three senior starters. Hankerson said that the line featuring Florida State signee Julian Armella, Dawson Alters and Tellek Lockette played a huge role in their success, playing like big dogs while relegating their foes to puppy status.
"Most of the guys, they're not necessarily the biggest unlike previous (Aquinas) offensive lines," Hankerson said. "But they've got probably the biggest dog mentality. By them not being the biggest, they stepped up and managed to dog their opponents out."
Harriott set St. Thomas Aquinas up for a potential title with a schedule that included an opening clash at St. Frances Academy out of Baltimore, a team that would end up No. 4 on the MaxPreps rankings. The Raiders won 38-23.
Little did they know that Tampa Jesuit could stand toe-to-toe with the Raiders. With both teams needing a last-minute replacement foe for a Sept. 3 date, the Raiders traveled to Tampa for a game against the future Class 6A champion Tigers. Six turnovers later, Aquinas limped out of Tampa with a 24-21 loss. Jesuit finished the season ranked No. 8 in the MaxPreps national rankings, just ahead of Aquinas' No. 9.
Harriott said the Raiders learned to not take things for granted after that loss. Mack and Robinson called the game a needed wake-up call, with Mack saying the team needed to weed out any negative energy among its athletes. "We knew we had a comeback story in mind," Turner said. "We wanted to show we can really destroy teams."
They got back on track with a 24-16 win against Plantation American Heritage, a team that played five state champions going 2-3. Their next speed bump came against Fort Lauderdale Dillard, a 23-13 win over a big-time rival. Robinson said the Raiders didn't underestimate Dillard, but that Aquinas needed breaks on special teams and great defensive plays to win.
St. Thomas Aquinas then dominated their remaining foes, including winning all five playoff games by a 45-9 average.
FOOTBALL AS MINISTRY
While most people think of St. Thomas Aquinas as a football factory, Harriott considers the team a ministry. He said his goal was to build the Raiders not only into top football players, but also top men. Daily prayer among the team is always a big part.
St. Thomas Aquinas wide receiver Isaiah Hardge (17) kneels after scoring the team's fifth touchdown during the Class 7A State Championship game between Aquinas and Tampa Bay Tech at DRV PNK Stadium in Fort Lauderdale, Dec. 17, 2021. Aquinas won the championship with a final score of 42-14.
Receiver Mason Taylor said that the Raiders do a lot of faith-building in-house, challenging the senior leaders to be people of good character. "Coach is a religious dude," Taylor said. "We pray maybe five times on game day. We wouldn't be here doing anything without God."
Many players pointed to the daily Bible verses he texts to the team early in the day. He then quizzes players on that verse at practice.
"For us, it goes way beyond the football field," Harriott said. "Football is a small part. Football is something you do, not what you are – a faith-based man. Family is what we are."
Hankerson said the team still had to manage the pandemic, keeping distance but still praying as a team. Brown and Mack talked of praying by the Mary statue, singing religious songs. Mack said the team captains would point out areas on which the team needed to focus, then they would sing "Never Would've Made It" by Marvin Sapp before they went to play.
Fevrier ultimately said that daily prayer makes sure the athletes remember who created them. "It's a tradition where we should never forget who we are – being blessed every day. Relying on hope, relying on faith."
The St. Thomas Aquinas Raiders celebrate after winning the Class 7A State Championship game against the Tampa Bay Tech Titans at DRV PNK Stadium in Fort Lauderdale, Dec. 17, 2021. Aquinas won the championship with a final score of 42-14.
Harriott said the faith also helps overcome obstacles off the field, as several players suffered unexpected losses during the season. Defensive end Zakaih Saez lost a stepfather to COVID before the American Heritage game. Camden Brown's 14-year-old sister, Kaden Storm Brown, passed away, while Zion Turner also lost a sister.
Harriott said the camaraderie helps teammates lift each other in times of trial. "Some people look at football as a game you play. We look at it as a game of life we live. For us, it's a true family brotherhood."
SUMMER SACRIFICE
Each player also talked of continuing the legacy. Turner challenged the returning Raiders to get ready to get back to work. Hankerson talked of the transition he made from special teams and linebacker as a freshman to three years as a starting running back. Both said that the challenge was stepping from being led to being a leader.
Mack said the returnees need to prepare to work harder during summer workouts they call Summer Sacrifice than they did this year. "The plan this year is to go undefeated and win the state championship and GEICO (national) championship," Mack said. "Next year coming up, we're going to be something serious. We're grinding harder. There are going to be more expectations. We're going to be the St. Thomas everyone has been waiting on."
Hankerson challenged future Aquinas teams to embrace this philosophy: "We look at every game as if it's the state-championship game, whether it's the first game or the third or the final," he said. "It's a state game until we get to the big one. That way, when we get to the big one, we don't fold under pressure. It's normal to us."


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by Gordon Hundley at 06:37 28/05/06 (Blogs::Gordon)
Isn't it about time that Michael Schumacher was thrown out of the sport of F1 and stripped of his titles?
Here is a man who appeared to deliberately collide with Damon Hill in order to win the 1994 World Championship. A man who appeared to deliberately collide with Jacques Villeneuve in an attempt to win the 1997 World Championship, and who was subsequently found guilty of dangerous driving and who was required to lend his time to a driver safety campaign as "punishment". He's managed to get away with altering his line more than the allowed once to defend a corner on several occasions (the FIA has been lax about policing this and Michael is not alone in his abuse of this safety related ruling) and he's managed to get away with more than one case of what appears to be brake testing of another driver. The very fact that he accused Coulthard of brake testing him (nay, "trying to kill him") when Coulthard slowed in the rain in Belgium in 1998 suggests that Schumacher would even think of such a horrible and dangerous thing as brake testing another driver on a racing circuit. On that day, Coulthard was in the wrong, making a poor error of judgement due to inexperience, but we learned another facet of Michael's ugly mind.
This weekend he was found by the stewards to have stopped his car, purposefully and deliberately, on the racing line at Monaco while he was holding the fastest qualifying time, but while at least one other driver was set to displace him. It is my opinion that Michael Schumacher is a danger to other drivers, to stewards and spectators. Frankly, I think that he's a pathetic cheat, and he's not worthy of the title "sportsman", let alone "champion".
Ironicly, Michael Schumacher is the chairman of the Grand Prix Drivers' Association, whose stated primary objective is to improve and maintain safety standards in F1 motor racing.
If that isn't seen as casting the sport into disrepute, I don't know where the hell the politicans running F1 are going with what remains of the "sport".
Kudos at least to the stewards at Monaco for making what will probably turn out to be a politically suicidal decision. How long before Bernie and his pals remove Monaco from the calendar now?
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People who build their life on Jesus are strong because Jesus makes them strong.
For each child: 1 half circle papers (at least 6 inches in diameter for the body), 2 small circular papers (for the head), a stone.
For all: glue, color pens/ crayons, cellophane tape, scissors.
Cut a semi-circle and two small circles for each child.
Make a sample of the craft to show the kids during the session using the instructions given below.
Ask the children to complete the face of the two puppets by drawing eyes, nose, mouth and hair.
Let them fold the semi-circle into half and cut it into two, to make two sectors.
Then make a cone out of each sector by sticking the sides together.
A lean or stout body can be achieved by varying where you stick the sides – in the edge or little inside.
Stick the face of the puppet on to the body. Do the same for the other puppet.
Let the children stick the stone inside one of the puppet cone (body) using the cellophane tape.
Conduct a competition in the class. Ask each child to place his/her puppets in the center of the class (one child at a time). When you signal start the rest of the children should blow on it. The paper puppet will fly away but the stone one will stand firm.
Announce that whichever child has both his/her puppets standing is the winner.
As you suspect, no one can win in this challenge.
The puppet with the stone is compared to the man who builds his life on Jesus. The one who does not build his life on Jesus is the one who is only paper. When the wind blew, the 'only paper' puppet flies away but the one with the stone stands strong. This is how people are made strong when they build their life on Jesus. They can do all things through Jesus who would make them strong! Would you build your life on Jesus? What do you think that means?


Mere seconds ago (okay, last week) I decided to make a return visit to Camp Mighty. It's an annual retreat for creatives.
I attended Camp Mighty in 2012 not REALLY knowing what to expect. I met some amazing women, talked about my life list, and listened to some speakers.
But there was ONE speaker who made me sit up and listen – Philippa Hughes of the Pink Line Project. She hosts all sorts of arts & culture events in Washington, DC – in her words, "cool people doing cool things".
Let me back up a little bit. When I was at Camp Mighty I had been in Vancouver for 1 year. I had lived there before but in between I'd spent 10 wonderful years in Toronto. I'd left Vancouver a newlywed and returned a parent, a grad school graduate, a veteran of a few renovations and a lot of travel – I wasn't the same person who left. The city had changed too.
I needed to meet some creative types. I needed to build some community. I needed to make some friends.
You can see where this is going, right? I set as a goal (it's even in the Camp Mighty video) to start an evening Salon.
Well, I did it. I've hosted three now. Learned a lot. Tweaked and improved on the way. Was scared and nervous at times (okay, LOTS of times) but got over that too. Met a lot of new people. Made some friends.
And I have my fourth one coming up near the end of November – the Canadian premiere of the documentary Indie Kindred. It's all about creative collaboration. And not just that - it's about the friendships that result.
The doc screened in Seattle last month and I couldn't go because I was at TIFF, my annual foreign film festival pilgrimage.
I saw the trailer and I wanted more. Yes I DO wish that we all wore signs saying "I'm an artist/photographer/writer" so that we could recognize each other as we go about our days.
Creative collaboration? And community? And friendship?
If I can't go to the doc, I'll bring the doc to me.
And speaking of collaboration, I wasn't the ONLY one thinking of this.
Cherish Bryck, a Vancouver photographer who co-hosts Sparkfly (an evening series for creative women), and Vancouver artist Carolyn Trotter had also contacted filmmaker Jen Lee about a local screening.
This is all getting very meta but the three of us creatives are collaborating to bring a doc on creative collaboration to Vancouver. We met yesterday at Matchstick Coffee getting to know each other and brainstorming about making this THE creative event for November.
When I was at Camp Mighty a year ago and decided to start an evening Salon series I NEVER could have dreamt where this would be one year later.
If you are dreaming of going after something, take that step.


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Q: Need help Reverse Geocoding to append message to GLatLng coordinate My code: http://jsbin.com/epuxu
With help from SO, I managed to get addresses geocoded and their according pins placed on the map. The problem is that I can't select the coordinates in order to append a #message div to it on the map because I don't have the coordinates anymore.
I suspect I'm doing something wrong in this section:
/* Message
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$("#message").appendTo(map.getPane(G_MAP_FLOAT_SHADOW_PANE));

    function displayPoint(marker, index){
        $("#message").hide();

        var moveEnd = GEvent.addListener(map, "moveend", function(){
            var markerOffset = map.fromLatLngToDivPixel(marker.getLatLng());
            $("#message")
                .fadeIn()
                .css({ top:markerOffset.y, left:markerOffset.x });

            GEvent.removeListener(moveEnd);
        });
        map.panTo(marker.getLatLng());
    }

it works when I use the original coordinate code (this is commented out on jsbin):
var markers = [
    [39.729308,-121.854087],
    [39.0,-121.0]
    ];

    for (var i = 0; i < markers.length; i++) {
        var point = new GLatLng(markers[i][0], markers[i][1]);
        marker = new GMarker(point);
        map.addOverlay(marker);
        markers[i] = marker;
    }

but I need help getting it to work with this current code:
function showAddress(markers) {
    if (geocoder) {
        geocoder.getLatLng(markers,
            function(point) {
                if (!point) {
                    alert(markers + " not found");
                } else {
                    marker = new GMarker(point);
                    map.addOverlay(marker);
                    markers[i] = marker;
                }
            }
        );
    }
}

for (var i = 0; i < markers.length; i++) {
    showAddress(markers[i]);
}

I'm kinda new to utilizing the google maps api, so any insight on what I'm doing wrong would be very helpful. Thanks =]

A: I'm afraid there were quite a few things wrong with your code :P
I had to do a bit of plastic surgery but here's the result: http://jsbin.com/atofe
The following is a description of the changes I made. Let me know if you need help understanding anything.

I had to comment this out since it was causing an error. I'm guessing you left it in there by mistake.

var markers = [
  ["624 Nord Ave #20, Chico CA"],
  ["200 Nord Ave, Chico CA"],
  ["100 Nord Ave, Chico CA"],
  ["5th and Ivy, Chico CA"]
];

Since we are using addresses instead of coordinates, you don't need to (in fact you shouldn't because it only complicates things) encapsulate each string in an array. I also renamed it to addresses to make it more clear and prevent conflicts with the actual markers (more on that later).
var addresses = [
  "624 Nord Ave #20, Chico CA",
  "200 Nord Ave, Chico CA",
  "100 Nord Ave, Chico CA",
  "5th and Ivy, Chico CA"
];

function showAddress(markers) {
  if (geocoder) {
    geocoder.getLatLng(markers,
      function(point) {
        if (!point) {
          alert(markers + " not found");
        } else {
          marker = new GMarker(point);
          map.addOverlay(marker);
          markers[i] = marker;
        }
      }
    );
  }
}

for (var i = 0; i < markers.length; i++) {
  showAddress(markers[i]);
}

/* Add Markers to List
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$(markers).each(function(i,marker){
  $("
")
    .html(i+" - "+marker)
    .click(function(){
      displayPoint(marker, i);
    })
    .appendTo("#list");
  GEvent.addListener(marker, "click", function(){
    displayPoint(marker, i);
  });
});

This is where I had to make the most changes.
You made a couple of significant mistakes here.
First, you re-used the variable markers when you should have used a new name. In the process you wrote over the array of address strings and misunderstood where things were stored (This is why I renamed the array of address strings to addresses).
Second, you tried to add the markers to the list before the geocoder actually returned its response. I think you didn't realize that getLatLng is an asynchronous function, so it executes the callback function only after the geocoder returns its response. Since you didn't wait for the response, it rendered the "Add markers to list" section useless as the markers had not been retrieved yet.
So, to fix these issues I moved the "Add markers to list" section inside the new handleGeocoderResponse function. This ensures the markers are added to the list only after the geocoder response is returned. I also had to use a double-closure since we are using a loop along with an asynchronous function.
function handleGeocoderResponse(addr, j) {
  /*
    These are closures. We have to return a function
    that contains our Geocoder repsonse handling code
    in order to capture the values of "addr" and "j"
    as they were when they were passed in.
  */
  return (function(point) {

    if (!point) {
      alert(addr + " not found");
    }
    else {
      var marker = new GMarker(point);
      map.addOverlay(marker);

      /* Add markers to list
      ------------------------*/
      $("
")
        .html(j + " - " + addr)
        .click(function(){
          displayPoint(marker, j);
        })
        .appendTo("#list");

      GEvent.addListener(marker, "click", function(){
        displayPoint(marker, j);
      });
    }

  });
}

for (var i = 0; i < addresses.length; i++) {
  if (geocoder) {
    var address = addresses[i];
    geocoder.getLatLng(
      address,
      handleGeocoderResponse(address, i)
    );
  }
}

A: I'm not sure what exactly you're looking for. By "#message div", do you mean an info window like this? If so, you could do something among the lines of the following (note the      GEvent.addListener() line):
/* Geocoded Addresses
--------------------*/
var markers = [
 ["624 Nord Ave #20, Chico CA"],
 ["200 Nord Ave, Chico CA"],
 ["100 Nord Ave, Chico CA"],
 ["5th and Ivy, Chico CA"]
];

function showAddress(markers) {
 if (geocoder) {
  geocoder.getLatLng(markers,
   function(point) {
    if (!point) {
     alert(markers + " not found");
    } else {
     marker = new GMarker(point);
     GEvent.addListener(marker, 'click', function() {
      marker.openInfoWindowHtml('Awesome place
746 Blah street
1337 Awesomeville');
     });
     map.addOverlay(marker);
     markers[i] = marker;
    }
   }
  );
 }
}

for (var i = 0; i < markers.length; i++) {
 showAddress(markers[i]);
}

Try it out, go click a marker! :)

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Q: How to compare two files and produce a third file where all differences are replaced by a marker? What I am looking for is similar to a usual diff between files A and B, but that prints out a file C which comprises the common content from A and B, but also the diferences (replaced by some marker, e.g., §§§§ like shown below).
File A:
brown fox
lazy dog
both moving
1
2
3

File B:
RED fox
lazy dog
OUCH, GONE
ARE, BACK
1
3

Resulting file C:
§§§ fox
lazy dog
§§§§§§§§§§
§§§§§§§§§
1
§
3

I managed to tell diff how to do half of the solution with diff A B -tyd:
brown fox                                                       |  RED fox
lazy dog                                                           lazy dog
both moving                                                     |  OUCH, GONE
                                                                >  ARE, BACK
1                                                                  1
2                                                               <
3                                                                  3

However, a direct comparison between the columns is still needed. I could consider each word as a line and feed diff again, or use some regex command to make the comparisons and substitutions.
I am pretty sure there is a standard way to do that, since several software are able to do diffs that consider intraline differences (e.g. Intellij Idea, Overleaf):

Whitespaces as word boundaries are not necessarily relevant, as shown in the picture.
Another partial solution is to use wdiff b a -n:
[-RED-]{+brown+} fox
lazy dog
[-OUCH, GONE -]
[-ARE, BACK-]
{+both moving+}
1
{+2+}
3


Custard is traditionally made with egg yolks, milk, sugar, and vanilla but when mixed with chocolate, it becomes a rich dessert meant to be savored. This can be this week's no-bake dessertproject!
Combine sugar, cocoa, and cornstarch in a medium heatproof bowl.
In a medium pot, bring milk to a simmer over medium heat.
Whisk yolks into cornstarch mixture. Pour in half a cup of hot milk into the bowl, whisking continuously, until homogeneous. Add the rest of the milk in a continuous stream, still whisking, to ensure that the eggs don't get scrambled. Pour the mixture back into the pot.
Over medium-low heat, bring the mixture to a boil, stirring constantly with a heatproof spatula. Remove from heat.


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Director Sean Clancy talks 'Locus of Control'
For a number of years, Leitrim-based director Sean Clancy has built up his reputation, working on a number of music videos and short films, including the award-winning Cavalier. His first feature film, Locus of Control, tells the story of a struggling stand-up comedian Andrew Egan who is forced to take a teaching job helping the unemployed re-enter the workforce. As Andrew grows accustomed to the droll institution and its occupants he suspects that one of the students is out to get him and that the previous teacher may not have left of his own accord. His life slowly unravels and both Andrew's lessons and stand-up gigs fall on deaf ears and he finds himself trapped in a larger cosmic joke. The film was shown last month as one of the Irish features at the Silk Road Film Festival, and this Thursday will be the opening feature of the second Dublin Sci-Fi Film Festival. Ahead of that screening of the film, written, directed and edited by Clancy, Film In Dublin caught up with the up and coming Irish director.
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The programme for Dublin Sci-Fi Film Festival 2018 has landed
It's a good month for festivals in the fair city of film. With the East Asia Film Festival opening last night at the IFI and the Japanese Film Festival kicking off throughout the country this weekend, the time is perfect to get out of the April showers and into a cinema. Also this month is the return of the Dublin Sci-Fi Film Festival, and last night the festival held a launch party in the Generator Hostel in Smithfield. With the launch complete and the full schedule of films now announced, the second year of one of Dublin's top film festivals is ready to get underway at the end of the month.
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With 2017 drawing to a close, what else would Dublin film fans be doing but looking ahead to the film festivals to come in 2018? Of course the Dublin International Film Festival is massive and exciting and we love the Dublin Feminist Film Festival, not to mention the intriguing Smartphone Film Festival, beginning in January. But one we're particularly looking forward to in the New Year is the second edition of the Dublin Sci-Fi Film Festival, who have some exciting news for sci-fi lovers in the fair city of film we look forward to the new year with great excitement and anticipation as we gear up for our next edition of Dublin Sci-Fi Film Festival.
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Dublin Sci-Fi Film Festival opens submissions for 2018
This year saw the introduction of a new film festival in the ranks of Dublin's long list of varied film programming. The Dublin Sci-Fi Film Festival showcased genre filmmaking new and old in Smithfield this May. Film In Dublin were happy to be in attendance at the inaugural edition of the festival, with myself serving on the jury for the festival's shorts programme. DSFFF is looking to expand even further in 2018, and have opened submissions now to filmmakers looking to submit their science-fiction shorts and features to potentially be shown when the festival returns to Smithfield next year.
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Q: How to resolved OnClick method click issue , it is not working I have defined an onclick function as clickFunction. I'm new at coding and Android Studio.
Why does below code not work?
package com.example.learnerapp;

import androidx.appcompat.app.AppCompatActivity;

import android.os.Bundle;
import android.util.Log;
import android.view.View;

public class MainActivity extends AppCompatActivity {
    public void clickFunction(View view){
        Log.i( tag: "info", msg: "booyaa");
    }

    @Override
    protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        setContentView(R.layout.activity_main);
    }
}

A: I think better to follow a button example as when u click the button it will do something.
import android.support.v7.app.AppCompatActivity;
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.view.View;
import android.widget.Button;
import android.widget.EditText;
import android.widget.TextView;

import org.w3c.dom.Text;
public class yourActivity extends AppCompatActivity {

@Override
protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
    super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
    setContentView(R.layout.your_activity);
    Button yourbutton=(Button)findViewById(R.id.yourbutton);
    yourbutton.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() {
        @Override
        public void onClick(View v) {
            //do something here
         }
    });
}

and add this to yourActivity.xml
 <Button
        android:id="@+id/yourbutton"
        android:layout_width="0dp"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content"
        android:text="what you want to do?"
 />


While plugged into any tool, The USB Killer, released in advance this summer, swiftly attracts strength from the hardware, then returns that strength in an overloading burst. In step with the makers, this "instantly and completely disables unprotected hardware." Capability objectives include not just Computers, but TVs, replica machines—something with a USB port.
Get Statistics Sheet, Fortune's technology publication.
The tool, marketed as a checking out device for directors looking to defend their structures, sells for 49.95 Euros, or around fifty six dollars. Demand has reputedly been high, with the producers reporting backorders. Despite the obvious nefarious Ability for the device, its public release at least seems nicely-intentioned. The USB Killer became advanced by way of a protection hardware crew based in Hong Kong, who first publicized the vulnerability it targets over a year in the past, and advanced an early prototype.


LAS VEGAS (AP) — The Fontainebleau is no more. Call it The Drew Las Vegas.
The hulking, bluish casino-resort, which has sat unfinished on the Las Vegas Strip since 2009 and became a poster child of the Great Recession, is now scheduled to open in late 2020 under a partnership between hospitality giant Marriott International and New York-based global real estate firm Witkoff.
The new luxury property, which will feature a casino and approximately 4,000 rooms and suites, announced Monday that it also will be home to the Strip's first JW Marriott.
The site near the Circus Circus and SLS hotel-casinos, as well as the Las Vegas Convention Center, has been dormant since 2009, about two years after privately held Fontainebleau Resorts LLC began work on the $2.9 billion, 3,900-room project. The 63-story tower was 70 percent finished when the recession stopped construction.
Business magnate Carl Icahn and his firm, Icahn NV Gaming Acquisition LLC, bought the property out of bankruptcy in 2010 for $150 million. Witkoff and Miami-based investment firm New Valley LLC purchased it for $600 million in August.
"We think that growth is coming and is going to come here," Witkoff said.
The planned resort will include 500,000 square feet of convention and meeting space, as well as a variety of entertainment, nightlife, retail and more than 20 dining options. The building's design has not been finalized, but the existing pool deck will be "reimagined," Witkoff said, in a way that it will differentiate the property from others in Las Vegas.
Marriot's top-end, boutique-style "Edition" brand will debut in Las Vegas at The Drew. The company, whose loyalty program has more than 100 million members, will manage the three hotels.
The Strip has not seen a casino-resort open since 2010, when The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas began operations.
Las Vegas hospitality industry veteran John Unwin, who took control of a half-finished Cosmopolitan in 2009, will be involved in overseeing the development, launch and operations of The Drew through the consulting firm Two Blackbirds Hospitality.
Tony Capuano, executive vice president and global chief development officer at Marriott International, said the company was particularly attracted to this project by the half-million square feet of convention and meeting space, which would be among the largest on the Strip.
The Drew will be one of two resorts expected to open on the northern end of Strip in 2020. The other planned project is the years-delayed multibillion-dollar Resorts World Las Vegas, which will cater to Sin City's Chinese and Chinese-American tourists. Both sites are within a mile (1.61 kilometer) of each other, in a less-trafficked area of the tourist corridor.
The combined addition of 7,000 rooms to the area will come at the same time that a mega expansion of the Las Vegas Convention Center is expected to be completed. The agency responsible for promoting the destination has projected that the 1.4 million-square-foot (130,064-square-meter) expansion and renovation of the existing facilities will attract 600,000 more visitors every year.
Witkoff said a bridge will connect The Drew to the expanded convention center.
"We believe this is a portion of the Strip whose time has come," Witkoff said.
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Bateman's bipartisan bill, S-2552, provides corporation business tax and gross income tax credits to farmers who develop qualified native pollinator habitat on their farmers.
Pollinators, such as bees and butterflies, are crucial to the agricultural industry. Approximately one-third of all crops grown depend on pollinators for reproduction. According to the Pollinator Partnership, pollination contributes $217 billion to the worldwide economy.
Recently, however, the survival of many pollinators has been threatened by the loss of natural food supplies and habitat.


"It's also where I learned the expression "cauliflower ears," which refers to the appearance of one's ears, my teacher's in particular, after they've been pummeled for several decades in succession."
"In fact, we like this best at room temperature, which has an added benefit: if you wait until the cauliflower is cool to sprinkle the bread crumbs on top, they'll stay good and crisp!"
"When the cauliflower is tender-crisp, turn off the heat and add the remaining cilantro and the yogurt, and toss."


Well, here's the big one. After Abbotsford lost to the Rampage this week, the Stars have a chance to jump the division-leading Heat with a win tonight. The two clubs have not met up since November, a game that the Heat took 7-3. Before that the Stars won 9-3 at home.
The game will feature four All-Star selections for this season. Ben Street is just a few points behind Texas's Morin and Sceviour on the leaderboard for the league at 32. Chad Billins, former Griffin and Calder Cup champion, is fourth among defensemen scoring in the league at 26 points.
After some early unevenness in net, the Heat have found their stride. Rookie Joni Ortio is 15-4-0 with a 2.32 GAA. Veteran Joey MacDonald is 4-5-0. I would bet on seeing Ortio in goal tonight against the Stars.
Overall, the Heat are going to put up their best fight against Texas and likewise the Stars for Abbotsford. The Stars, for their part, have probably had this one circled on the calendar since December 1st. After slogging through the mediocrity that is most of the West Division in December and early January, the Stars now face a really significant challenge. To add to that challenge, the Heat are hungry for a win. In their last three games they have scored only one goal each and allowed a total of ten. Losing streaks are not things that good teams do often, and the Heat are a good team. They will be doing their best to break-up that streak against the Stars tonight.
As to special team, the Stars would do well to let the Heat retaliate and get upset all they want, if they can. Abbotsford has the second-best power play in the league but the worst penalty kill. If Texas can get some power play time, they could really light up the Heat.


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A Lot of Work Went into this 1972 Chevrolet C50 Truck
Man of Many, 25 Oct 2019
Chevrolet introduced the C-series trucks in 1960, but it was 1969 when the first C50 came to market. As part of the second generation of C-series trucks, the C-50 was meant to be a commercial-grade truck, with the size and power to match. Worldwide Auctioneers in Corpus Christi, Texas, has a custom 1972 Chevrolet C50 Truck that has all the attitude of the workhorse truck wrapped up in a custom body.
The truck's frame has been shortened by five feet in front of and five feet behind the rear wheels, making it small enough to hold a stock width eight foot Chevy truck bed over the dually rear end. It's still a towering beast of a truck, and it has the internal guts to prove it's monster status. The C50 is powered by a 5.7-liter V8 that has been mated to a four-speed manual transmission with a two-speed rear end. The combination totals eight forward gears with a low-end set that is perfect for hauling and towing. The carburetor has been completely rebuilt and the manual choke was also restored. New belts and hoses were added as was a new master cylinder. The brake system was also recently serviced along with the rear end and wheel bearings. All that work prepared the C50 for plenty of use, with over 30,000 miles being put on the truck since the restoration.
The truck was finished in teal with white accents, including the bumpers and mirrors. The interior matches the color, and is reportedly all original. The bench, which is clad in vinyl, seats three—if you're familiar with these old, manual trucks, you'll know that the passenger in the middle will probably need to be a pretty good friend with the driver thanks to the positioning of the stick.
The truck will cross the stage of the auction on October 5, 2019, and will probably subsequently haul the stage away. There's no reserve for this truck.
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The AR-15 - America's modern sporting rifle that spawned the design of so many "black rifles." The AR-15 also happens to be the maligned nemesis of gun control advocates, creating such a fervor of misinformation around it that the mainstream media now uses inaccurate terminology to describe the AR-15 (and its variants) on a regular basis.
What was originally designed as an innovative approach to sporting rifles has become a subject of constant political debate, and the AR-15 design has become a love it or hate it firearm, depending on which side of the fence you sit on. We're going to leave the politics out of this article, and simply give you the facts on the AR-15 - what it is, what it isn't, where it came from and where it's going.
An AR-15 before the 1994 Federal Assault Weapons Ban - PC
When Eugene Stoner and ArmaLite debuted the AR-15 in 1958 as an "I have to carry this thing for 10 miles" friendly update to the M1 Garand, the modern design and materials raised quite a stir in the civilian and military firearms world. Made from aluminum and plastics, the AR-15 was much lighter than the Garand and the M14.
The original AR-15 was chambered 5.56x45mm, and was a slimmed down version of the AR-10, which was chambered in 7.62x51mm and had a bulkier design overall. Eventually, the AR-15 design would make the jump to military service, being adopted for military service in 1964 and formally designated as the M16 for military service. At this point, ArmaLite had sold the rights to the AR-10 and AR-15 to Colt, and Eugene Stoner had even moved over to Colt as a consultant.
The predecessor to the AR-15, the AR-10 - PC
What does AR mean?
For those of you in the know, you may have already stored this in your brain housing group, but for those unfamiliar with the AR-15, here's a little piece of info for you:
AR stands for ArmaLite Rifle.
AR is simply a corporate designator, the same way G19 stands for Glock 19. So, for future reference, AR does not mean Assault Rifle or Automatic Rifle - anyone who tells you otherwise is simply uninformed.
There are numerous "ARs" out there, in many different size, function and caliber variations - to include the AR-17, which isn't even a rifle, but shotgun, or the AR-7, a .22 caliber survival rifle.
A modern AR-7 Survival Rifle - PC
As you can see, a little bit of education makes the scary buzzwords "AR-15 assault rifle" sound ridiculous. An assault rifle is a weapon capable of a fully automatic firing selection, something unavailable to the general public since 1934.
An assault weapon, another favorite term of gun control proponents, doesn't actually have a solid definition. Assault weapon is as vague a term as high capacity magazine, and many states have varying definitions of what constitutes an assault weapon.
Some people contend that the terms assault weapon and assault rifle originated in the 1980s by California anti-gun legislators seeking to ban semi-automatic rifles with a militaristic appearance.
While the AR-15 and its variants look similar to the M16, they are very different when it comes to their inner workings. The most important difference is this: the AR-15 is a semi-automatic weapon, while the M16 is either a fully automatic or burst capable weapon.
If you ever need to differentiate an M16 from an AR-15 just by looking at them, here's an easy way: Look at the selector switch. If the selector switch has two options, Safe and Fire, then it's (probably) a semi-automatic AR-15. If there are three options, usually Safe, Semi and Auto/Burst, then more than likely it's a variant of the M16.
Semi-Automatic: 1 pull of the trigger = 1 round fired
Automatic: 1 pull of the trigger = multiple rounds until trigger is released.
Here is a fantastic video going over the difference between automatic and semi-automatic firearms:
The difference is inside the weapon, in the lower receiver. These mechanics are not visible without opening the firearm up, and the cosmetic similarities often confuse people.
This is why some in the news media will call a firearm like the M&P10 .308 Camo an "assault weapon," when in reality these are hunting rifles, no different in their purpose than your Granpappy's Savage 99. While they're different in functionality and modularity, that's called progress utilizing modern design and materials.
Would we fault a new model of the Ford Mustang for being faster, more customizable and better looking than the Model T? No, of course not - we love the improvements, even though the increased performance warrants greater training, skill and responsibility.
The AR-15 design and subsequent platforms are extremely popular for a variety of reasons. The platform is incredibly versatile in its modularity, allowing the user to set the firearm up for a variety of uses.
An overly modified AR-15...Tacticool, if you will. - PC
For example, a person with a standard AR-15 can purchase a simple kit that allows them to fire .22 LR ammunition. This change allows the user to hunt different game with the same firearm, or practice their shooting technique with less expensive ammunition.
Likewise, there are other conversions that are relatively easy such as changing to a heavier barrel and long-range optics for varmint hunting or competition. The same firearm, when equipped with a shorter barrel, different optics and a flashlight, becomes a tool for home defense.
The AR-15 design is also extremely ergonomic, made from lightweight materials and offering a comfortable rear pistol grip and additional grips for the stock. Some AR-15 aficionados affectionately label the AR-15 platform the "LEGO gun," since you can build it pretty much any way you'd like.
Variants of the AR-15 also come in a variety of calibers, enabling different applications such as hunting large and small game in different terrain, target shooting, competition, as well as law enforcement and military applications.
Here are just a few of the calibers that AR platforms are chambered for:
.22LR - the round of choice for plinking & squirrel hunting
.223 Remington / 5.56x45mm - The one that started it all
5.7x28mm - An interesting round that requires an interesting modification
.300 Blackout - Originally designed for our friends in Special Missions Units
.308 Winchester - A fantastic hunting round, many AR platforms use this round
7.62x39mm - Want to turn the tables on the AK-47? This is the setup for you.
6.5 Grendel - Outperforms the 5.56 round from 200-800 yards
.410 & 12 Gauge Shells - Just because it's possible.
.458 SOCOM - A hefty, slow moving round with a ton of stopping power
.50 Beowulf - Because sometimes, you have to take out Grendel...through a car door.
…and many others, including modifications that allow the use of pistol cartridges in an AR-15 platform, which can be useful for target shooting and home defense.
The AR-15 has certainly had its share of ups and downs. Banned here in the U.S. from '94 until 2004 under former President Bill Clinton, the AR came back on the market and with it, a vast number of improvements.
Still a topic of debate on the Hill, the AR-15 and all its cousins seem to be fairing well with the public, and the AR is finding itself defended against further legislation at the time of this writing.
ArmaLite will forever hold a place in firearms history with the AR-15. A breakthrough in rifle technology, the AR platform will serve as the base for tactical and sporting rifles for years to come.
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The opportunity deficit can be our undoing — far more alarming than the fiscal one which is under control. Speaking of deficits, here's what I call a moral deficit. The Economic Policy Institute reports that the pay of CEOs in the U.S. from 1978 to 2011 rose by 725 percent while the income of workers rose by 5.7 percent.
That kind of disparity not only has led us into a financial downspin, but it also has eroded our identity as a land of opportunity and a culture that aspires to "liberty and justice for all." It obliterates hope among the disadvantaged and yes, even among our youth. It suggests to the world that we are mindlessly greedy.
It's hard to understand the intransigence and absolutism of the extreme right wing in the Congress on matters of opportunity — legislation to increase the minimum wage, to provide preschool education, not to mention affordable health care — not only falls on deaf ears but inspires outbursts of contempt.
These attitudes and antics fly in the face of the values that our Founders had in mind. Our "brand" — what we have been known for, what has brought people to our shores — is opportunity, not riches; fairness, not privilege.
In a recent sermon, Pope Francis decried "the globalization of indifference." We have it in our power — it is both our right and our responsibility as citizens — to take the lead in restoring the culture of opportunity to our nation and to the world. Disparity and indifference are just too toxic.


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Internet Initiative Japan Inc. offers Internet connectivity, WAN, outsourcing, systems integration, and equipment sales services in Japan. It operates in two segments, Network Services and Systems Integration Business, and ATM Operation Business. The company's Internet connectivity services for enterprise include IP services and IIJ data center connectivity services, IIJ FiberAccess/F and IIJ DSL/F services, IIJ mobile services, and dial-up access services, as well as other Internet connectivity services comprising IIJ ISDN/F and IIJ line management/F services. Its Internet connectivity services for consumers consist of various service, including ADSL, fiber optic, WiMAX, 3G, and LTE wireless data communication services under the IIJmio and hi-ho brand names. The company also offers WAN services, a closed network service primarily using dedicated lines, as well as wide-area Ethernet services and IP-VPN services to corporate customers; outsourcing services that comprise security-related, network-related, server-related, data center-related, and IIJ GIO/Hosting package services for non-customizable hosting package cloud computing services; and customer support and help desk solutions, and IP phone services. In addition, it provides systems integration services, which include consulting, project planning, systems design, and development of network systems, which focus on Internet business systems, and Intranet and Extranet corporate information systems; and systems operation and maintenance services. Further, the company sells routers, iPads, and other equipment, as well as software; and provides automated teller machine (ATM) services. As of June 29, 2018, it operated 29 primary points of presence (POP) for dedicated access and 1 universal POP for nationwide dial-up access; 27 Internet data centers; and 1,096 ATMs. The company was founded in 1992 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.
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What is Internet Initiative Japan's stock symbol?
Internet Initiative Japan trades on the NASDAQ under the ticker symbol "IIJI."
How were Internet Initiative Japan's earnings last quarter?
Internet Initiative Japan Inc. (NASDAQ:IIJI) released its quarterly earnings data on Wednesday, February, 6th. The communications equipment provider reported $0.30 EPS for the quarter. The communications equipment provider had revenue of $429.52 million for the quarter, compared to the consensus estimate of $443.07 million. Internet Initiative Japan had a return on equity of 8.67% and a net margin of 2.01%. View Internet Initiative Japan's Earnings History.
When is Internet Initiative Japan's next earnings date?
Internet Initiative Japan is scheduled to release their next quarterly earnings announcement on Tuesday, May 21st 2019. View Earnings Estimates for Internet Initiative Japan.
Has Internet Initiative Japan been receiving favorable news coverage?
Media coverage about IIJI stock has been trending somewhat positive this week, according to InfoTrie Sentiment Analysis. InfoTrie identifies positive and negative media coverage by monitoring more than six thousand blog and news sources in real-time. The firm ranks coverage of public companies on a scale of -5 to 5, with scores nearest to five being the most favorable. Internet Initiative Japan earned a media sentiment score of 1.2 on InfoTrie's scale. They also gave news articles about the communications equipment provider a news buzz of 10.0 out of 10, indicating that recent media coverage is extremely likely to have an effect on the stock's share price in the immediate future.
Who are some of Internet Initiative Japan's key competitors?
Some companies that are related to Internet Initiative Japan include Switch (SWCH), Qutoutiao (QTT), SVMK (SVMK), Eventbrite (EB), Aurora Mobile (JG), HealthStream (HSTM), 21Vianet Group (VNET), Jianpu Technology (JT), TrueCar (TRUE), Model N (MODN), The Rubicon Project (RUBI), Pintec Technology (PT), Cardlytics (CDLX), Internap (INAP) and Synacor (SYNC).
What other stocks do shareholders of Internet Initiative Japan own?
Based on aggregate information from My MarketBeat watchlists, some companies that other Internet Initiative Japan investors own include Allena Pharmaceuticals (ALNA), Rigel Pharmaceuticals (RIGL), Fate Therapeutics (FATE), Micron Technology (MU), AmerisourceBergen (ABC), AstraZeneca (AZN), CNX Resources (CNX), Ampliphi Biosciences (APHB), Aurora Cannabis (ACBFF) and SLS International (SLS).
Who are Internet Initiative Japan's key executives?
How do I buy shares of Internet Initiative Japan?
Shares of IIJI can be purchased through any online brokerage account. Popular online brokerages with access to the U.S. stock market include Vanguard Brokerage Services, TD Ameritrade, E*TRADE, Scottrade, Fidelity and Charles Schwab.
What is Internet Initiative Japan's stock price today?
One share of IIJI stock can currently be purchased for approximately $9.92.
How big of a company is Internet Initiative Japan?
Internet Initiative Japan has a market capitalization of $926.81 million and generates $1.59 billion in revenue each year. The communications equipment provider earns $45.98 million in net income (profit) each year or $0.52 on an earnings per share basis. Internet Initiative Japan employs 3,203 workers across the globe.
What is Internet Initiative Japan's official website?
The official website for Internet Initiative Japan is http://www.iij.ad.jp.
How can I contact Internet Initiative Japan?
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Washington, D.C. – Today, U.S. Senators Marco Rubio (R-FL) and John Kennedy (R-LA) introduced the Small Business Credit Protection Act, legislation that would require credit bureaus to inform small businesses, within 30 days, of a nonpublic personal data breach. The bill would also prohibit credit bureaus from charging small businesses for a credit report within 180 days following a breach. In response to the Equifax data breach, Congress amended the Fair Credit Reporting Act to enhance some federal credit protections for "consumers." However, business credit is excluded from the statutory definition of "consumers" and thus, while small business' nonpublic information was subject to the breach, the changes did not apply to those using business credit.
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How to Get (Partial) Eta Squared from SPSS?
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We report these 3 numbers for each effect -possibly just one for one-way ANOVA. Now, p ("Sig." in SPSS) tells us the likelihood of some effect being zero in our population. A zero effect means that all means are exactly equal for some factor such as gender or experimental group.
However, some effect just being not zero isn't too interesting, is it? What we really want to know is: how strong is the effect? We can't conclude that p = 0.05 indicates a stronger effect than p = 0.10 because both are affected by sample sizes and other factors. So how can we quantify how strong effects are for comparing them within or across analyses?
Well, there's several measures of effect size that tell us just that. One that's often used is (partial) eta squared, denoted as η2 (η is the Greek letter eta).
Partial Eta Squared - What Is It?
where SS is short for "sums of squares", the amount of dispersion in our dependent variable. This means that partial η2 is the variance attributable to an effect divided by the variance that could have been attributable to this effect.
We can easily verify this -and many more calculations- by copy-pasting SPSS' ANOVA output into this GoogleSheet as shown below.
which is equal to (non partial) η2. Let's now go and get (partial) η2 from SPSS.
A scientist asked 120 people to rate their own happiness on a 100 point scale. Some other questions were employment status, marital status and health. The data thus collected are in happy.sav, part of which is shown below.
We're especially interested in the effect of employment on happiness: (how) are they associated and does the association depend on health or marital status too? Let's first just examine employment with a one-way ANOVA.
SPSS offers several options for running a one-way ANOVA and many students start off with Analyze Compare Means One-Way ANOVA but -oddly- η2 is completely absent from this dialog.
We'll therefore use MEANS instead as shown below.
Clicking Paste results in the syntax below. Since it's way longer than necessary, I prefer just typing a short version that yields identical results. Let's run it.
*Means command as pasted from menu.
*Short version (creates identical output).
And there we have it: η2 = 0.166: some 17% of all variance in happiness is attributable to employment status. I'd say it's not an awful lot but certainly not negligible.
Note that SPSS mentions "Measures of Association" rather than "effect size". It could be argued that these are interchangeable but it's somewhat inconsistent anyway.
Perhaps the best way to run ANOVA in SPSS is from the univariate GLM dialog. The screenshots below guide you through.
This results in the syntax shown below. Let's run it, see what happens.
*One-way ANOVA with eta squared as pasted from Analyze - General Linear Model - Univariate.
We find partial η2 = 0.166. It was previously denoted as just η2 but these are identical for one-way ANOVA as already discussed.
For multiway ANOVA -involving more than 1 factor- we can get partial η2 from GLM univariate as shown below.
As shown below, we now just add multiple independent variables ("fixed factors"). We then tick Estimates of effect size under Options and we're good to go.
*Two-way ANOVA with partial eta squared. Pasted from Analyze - General Linear Model - Univariate.
First off, both main effects (employment and health) and the interaction between them are statistically significant. The effect of employment (η2 = .095) is twice as strong as health (η2 = 0.048). And so on.
Note that you couldn't possibly conclude this from their p-values (p = 0.003 for employment and p = 0.018 for health). Although the effects are highly statistically significant, the effect sizes are moderate. We typically see this pattern with larger sample sizes.
Last, we shouldn't really interpret our main effects because the interaction effect is statistically significant: F(2,114) = 4.9, p = 0.009. As explained in SPSS Two Way ANOVA - Basics Tutorial, we'd better inspect simple effects instead of main effects.
We can get (partial) η2 for both one-way and multiway ANOVA from Analyze General Linear Model Univariate but it's restricted to one dependent variable at the time. Generally, I'd say this is the way to go for any ANOVA because it's the only option that gets us all the output we generally need -including post hoc tests and Levene's test.
We can run multiple one-way ANOVAs with η2 in one go with Analyze Compare Means Means but it lacks important options such as post hoc tests and Levene's test. These -but not η2 - are available from the One-Way ANOVA dialog. This renders both options rather inconvenient unless you need a very basic analysis.
I hope you found this tutorial helpful. Thanks for reading!
Previous tutorial: How to Run Levene's Test in SPSS?
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to stay in line with r square. By having a common denominator, the effect sizes are comparable. But more importantly, the total model r-square is taken into account.
Btw, there's also Omega squared for ANOVA. But I can't look that up right now, I'm on holiday and I (obviously) didn't bring any books.