This chapter focuses on new advances in understanding viral inhibition of host gene expression at four levels: transcription, nucleocytoplasmic trafficking, translation initiation, and manipulation of mRNA granules that store or process mRNA. Blockage of host gene expression serves multiple functions of liberating ribonucleotides, charged amino- acyl tRNAs, and ribosomal machinery for viral use and also restricting expression of innate immune response polypeptides that could counter viral replication. Further, blockage of host gene expression can hamper premature cell apoptosis and promote cell lysis after viral assembly. Recently, viral interference with RNA metabolism has been shown to extend to spliceosome assembly. Interestingly, in contrast to enteroviruses, cardioviruses appear to inhibit mRNA export, and this difference may be due to the different mechanisms utilized by these viruses to inhibit nuclear transport. In addition to the cleavages of eIF4G and PABP, which have major functional consequences, picornavirus infection leads to the proteolytic processing of other accessory translation factors that likely contribute to host cell translation shutoff. Mechanistically, various cellular stresses, such as oxidative stress, heat shock, or nutrient deprivation, induce SG formation by driving phosphorylation of eIF2α, which causes generalized translational arrest, and accumulation of mRNPs with stalled 40S ribosome subunits in stress granules (SGs). In the future, a more complete understanding of the mechanisms by which these fascinating viruses manipulate host gene expression and linkage to specific pathologies could lead to the rational design of novel antiviral drugs and therapies to combat these viruses and limit or interrupt disease progression.
(A) Schematic representation of the NPC in uninfected cells, with the approximate location of a subset of the FG-containing Nups shown. The locations of the cytoplasmic filaments and nuclear basket structures are indicated. (B) Model showing how enterovirus-induced cleavage of Nups may result in the release of FG repeats and cause changes in NPC permeability and function. (C) Model showing how cardiovirus-induced phosphorylation of Nups may lead to changes in NPC permeability and function.
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Q: PHP post always ignores the last table value I have a delete button name="action" that correctly goes to a switch/case for value="Delete", and it retrieves proper table values $_POST['fundid'] for top table value[record #1] but ignores it for last table value[record #2]. Table code:
while ($row = mssql_fetch_array($fund_info_result)) {
    echo "
";
    echo "<form action='' method='post'>";
    echo "" . $row['coafund'] . "	";

    echo "" . $row['fundid'] . "	";
    echo "<input type='hidden' id='fundid' name='fundid' value=" . $row['fundid'] . " />";

    echo "" . $row['shortdesc'] . "	";
    echo "" . $row['longdesc'] . "	";

    echo "<input type='submit' id='delete' name='action' value='Delete' />		";
    echo "</form>";
    echo "
";
}

PHP code grabs value of first record, but ignores second[last] record:
if (isset($_POST)) {
case 'Delete':
    $fundid_record = $_POST['fundid'];
    ?>

    <?php
break;
}

A sample of the generated HTML looks like this:

  <form id='table_data1' action='' method='post'>

    139
    14966
    <input type='hidden' id='14966' name='fundid' value=14966 />
    Admin
    Administration
    <input type='submit' id='delete' name='action' value='Delete' />

  </form>
  <form id='table_data1' action='' method='post'>

      140
      14967
      <input type='hidden' id='14967' name='fundid' value=14967 />
      Services
      Services
      <input type='submit' id='delete' name='action' value='Delete' />

  </form>

Another user ticket here helped me at least grab the value properly, using form tag for each record, and hidden value, but very confused why it ignores last record of the table. Please help.

A: You are creating invalid HTML markup. The only thing that can be a child of a
 is a
, and the only things that can be a child of a
 is a  or . Putting your form and input code within the table but outside a table cell is invalid. Many browsers will shift markup like this outside your table, which will cause the form to be incorrectly created, and is almost certainly the cause of the strange behaviour you're seeing.
Also you close one of the s twice (		) which isn't helping either.
This should fix it:
echo "
";
echo "" . $row['coafund'] . "	";
echo "" . $row['fundid'] . "	";
echo "" . $row['shortdesc'] . "	";
echo "" . $row['longdesc'] . "	";
echo "<form action='' method='post'><input type='hidden' name='fundid' value=" . $row['fundid'] . " /><input type='submit' id='delete' name='action' value='Delete' /></form>	";
echo "
";

A: A var_dump() of your $_POST could offer useful information.
From what I see, you are using static values in id attributes for elements inserted in a loop. That's a bad idea whatever happens next, since an id is supposed to exist once and only once in a single page. You should at least increment a value each time the loop iterates and append that value to your id so that it's unic, or not use an id at all.
I don't have enough information to be sure about it, but I in fact encountered that same problem of yours not so long ago, and the cause was precisely that one id was used several times in different form elements.
Hope it helps and feel free to add some logs if it doesn't.

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Conservative pundit George Will called The Donald a 'bloviating ignoramus' this week, questioning Mitt Romney's decision to hold campaign fundraisers with the mogul—and provoking an angry Tweet response. But he's hardly the first to colorfully insult Trump. Match these other fighting words with their speaker.
WHAT YOUR SCORE MEANS*:10/10: You're hired.8 or 9: You're totally overrated.6 or 7: You're a loser.4 or 5: You're breath is very bad.Below 4: You're a terrible human being.* Based on actual Donald Trump quotes.


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Green Party energy spokesperson Andrew Cooper spoke about the pitfalls of the Devo Manc deal, as it currently stands, to a large audience at the Friends' Meeting House.
The discussion on regional devolution and inequality, organised by Equality Northwest, was billed for the 11th of September with Natalie Bennett, leader of the Green Party, as the guest speaker, but she pulled out last minute to take part in BBC Radio 4's Any Questions programme.
Cooper talked about his investigations into how democratically accountable the elected mayor model is, using the recent Scottish Referendum as an example of a referendum result that is expected to stand for a generation. In contrast, the Manchester mayoral election where the result was resoundingly in favour of not having a mayor has been discarded within a few years.
He described the whole process as being autocratic due to the limited number of people and the secrecy involved in making the deal. When Chancellor George Osborne announced the deal, he said that the agreement has been reached "after several months of private discussions with local representatives from all three parties, I have reached agreement with the civic leaders of Greater Manchester to create the first metro-wide elected mayor outside of London". The decision came as a shock to the majority in Greater Manchester (GM).
For Cooper there was no sense in "transferring power from a remote centralised government to a remote centralised individual", in his eyes the major reason for pushing the devolution deal is to delegate the responsibility for cuts to local authorities. He felt that an elected assembly for GM with the power to raise taxes locally would be a better deal for the people.
The interim mayor Tony Lloyd was appointed in May 2015 by the 10 local authority leaders that make up the GMCA, he will be in post until 2017 when the elected mayor is appointed.
After Cooper's speech, the panel was opened up for a Q&A session from the audience. The panel included David Fernandez, founder of the Greater Manchester Referendum Campaign, Neil McInroy, chief executive of the Centre for Local Economic Strategies and chair Allan Wort of Equality Northwest and 38 Degrees Manchester.
McInroy questioned the dubious philosophy underlying Devo Manc in which "health is seen as a cost rather than an investment" and questioned whether better health can be delivered by declining budgets. A "broad and deep democracy" is what a devolution deal should provide for the residents of Greater Manchester, according to McInroy, with the ability to manage the economy at a local scale.
The supreme vindication and definition of a representative government is eloquently expressed in the words of Abraham Lincoln in his Gettysburg speech with the phrase "government of the people, by the people, for the people" – the general consensus of the people during the debate was that Devo Manc fails on all three counts.
For more information, see Equality Northwest, 38 Degrees Manchester, Centre for Local Economic Strategies and the Greater Manchester Referendum Campaign.
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Budget Blog – Joint Finance to Finally Swing Into Action This Week
2017-19 Budget, Budget, Joint Committee on Finance
The Joint Finance Committee begins voting on the 2017-2019 state budget today by taking up some of the least contentious parts of Governor Scott Walker's proposal.
Some of the first items include funding for the courts, insurance, Administration, Division of Gaming, Board for People with Developmental Disabilities, Board on Aging and Long-Term Care, Environmental Improvement Fund, and the Employment Relations Commission. That means the controversial issues and many points of friction that have materialized in the last few months will be voted on further down the road.
Those issues include transportation funding, increased aid for K-12 schools, a variety of reforms for the UW System, and a proposal to switch state employees' health insurance to a self-funded model – all likely to gum up the process.
Earlier in April, JFC took the rare step of removing all 83 non-fiscal policy items from Walker's budget, just the second time in 25 years the committee completely stripped all policy items from a governor's budget. Each proposal stripped from the budget now needs to be drafted as separate legislation.
Several of the removed items are popular with conservatives, such as a full repeal of the state's antiquated prevailing wage law, a measure prohibiting government from requiring union-friendly project labor agreements on taxpayer funded projects, a proposal to allow UW students to opt-out of certain fees, and a requirement that UW campuses track faculty workloads.
Which raises the question: Will fiscal conservatives and budget hawks vote for the budget if these popular conservative items do not make their way back?
JFC also completely scrapped Walker's transportation budget, the first time in ten years the committee threw out an entire portion of a governor's budget. Even though the governor and leaders in the Assembly have been trading barbs over the transportation budget for months, many insiders were surprised that the Legislature would make such an audacious and aggressive move.
Transportation funding is sure to be the most contentious issue as the budget process unfolds. Walker has been steadfast in sticking by his pledge not to raise the gas tax or vehicle registration fee, while Assembly leaders say they want to keep all tax increase options open to bridge what they claim to be a billion-dollar funding shortfall and too much transportation bonding.
A MacIver Institute report in March debunked the billion dollar narrative and explained how "Madison math" was used to come up with the inflated figure.
And no one in the legislature has responded to MacIver's 2015 report on the Bridge Too Near, a $3.6 million dollar pedestrian bridge built unnecessarily less than a two-minute walk from an existing bridge.
One persistent rumor making its way around the Capitol is that Assembly Speaker Robin Vos believes he has fifty votes in his house for a 10-cent gas tax increase.
The hopes of some in the Assembly and special interests groups to raise the gas tax were dealt a blow earlier in the year when a Legislative Audit Bureau report found the Department of Transportation had been low-balling cost estimates to the legislature, failed to comply with state law and its own policies, and didn't adequately track cost overruns, among other problems.
Walker's proposal to cut UW tuition by 5 percent in the second year of the budget for in-state undergraduates has also hit a snag at JFC. After Walker's state of the state address, Assembly Speaker Robin Vos said the cut wasn't a priority, and JFC co-chair John Nygren has also thrown cold water on the idea, stating he prefers targeted financial aid to a tuition cut for all students.
Walker's budget increases K-12 funding by $648.2 million, a proposal many thought would get the same treatment as his transportation budget, but JFC decided to consider the proposal as-is. A sticking point for some is sure to be a caveat that ties the increased aid to Act 10 compliance.
In order to qualify for the increased aid, a district must demonstrate that its employees are contributing 12 percent to their health insurance. But some districts, including the Madison Metropolitan School District, protest that since they've shopped around for better deals on their insurance they should be given leeway.
Walker's K-12 increase relies partly on finding $60 million in savings on state employee health insurance. The governor proposes switching the state to a self-funded insurance system where the state would pay claims, rather than farming it out to a network of private insurance companies. The proposal has also met a chilly reception in the Legislature.
Later this week, state Rep. Dale Kooyenga, a leader of the Republican CPA caucus and a conservative thought leader, is expected to forward for consideration a comprehensive transportation and tax proposal that some believe may bring the politicians and the different warring special interests together to agree on a deal. As more details of the proposal become available, MacIver will bring you up-to-the-minute updates on this situation and any others that arise.
JFC will continue its executive sessions on the budget throughout the month of May. The Assembly and Senate could then potentially hold floor votes in June. The state's fiscal year ends on June 30th, which is the unofficial deadline for the budget. However, speculation abounds that this fierce budget debate could drag the process out to October. Stay tuned.

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Super Smash Bros. Ultimate might be the biggest and best Smash game to ever hit a Nintendo console, but there are still groups of fighting game enthusiasts out there that prefer Super Smash Bros. Melee for the Nintendo GameCube.
Why? Well, some just prefer the way the game was balanced back in the day. Others prefer Melee's somewhat faster gameplay and the old-school GameCube controller (although you can easily find similar controllers for the Nintendo Switch, or buy an adaptor if you absolutely must use your old controller).
But there was one thing from Melee that has been somewhat controversial amongst the professional Smash scene: wobbling.
What is "wobbling," you ask? It's a term coined for a certain move that can be performed by everyone's most hated Smash character, the Ice Climbers. By grabbing the opponent and desyncing the two Climbers' movements, the opponent can be kept in an infinite damage combo and then easily dispatched by a simple tilt attack.
Here's a good example, in case you wanted to see it in action.
The term was coined by a famous Ice Climbers player named Wobbles who saw the move being used by Japanese Melee players and incorporated it into his own arsenal. Since then it's been seen at top level play and has even become a pejorative term in other Smash games for any kind of infinite damage combo.
Wobbling was removed from Smash Bros. by the time Brawl came about, although it was replaced with an infinite throw combo that accomplished the same thing.
But it remains in Melee, to the love/hate of its professional players.
Or has it? Reddit threads have begun popping up that are now saying that certain state organizers are banning the practice. One reported that Tennessee was first to ban wobbling, although, in keeping with the name, that report wobbled back and forth until now it seems the initial report was based on a joke taken too seriously.
Wobbling banned in Kentucky for the foreseeable future. I encourage other scenes to take initiative as well otherwise change will never happen.
On the other hand, it looks like Kentucky has banned the practice outright, with Austin Reed reporting such on his Twitter feed. He hopes that other tournament organizers will follow suit and ban wobbling both nationally and across the globe.


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Bodmin Moor (korn. Goen Bren) - wrzosowisko w południowo-zachodniej części Kornwalii o powierzchni 208 km² ukształtowane w karbonie. Najwyższym wzniesieniem jest Brown Willy - 417 m n.p.m. Zajmuje obszar zbliżony do prostokąta o wymiarach 15 na 15 km.

Nazwa
Nazwa Bodmin Moor jest stosunkowo niedawna, zaczęto oficjalnie jej używać w roku 1813. Wcześniej nazywano je Fowey Moor, od nazwy rzeki przepływającej przez wrzosowisko.

Wykorzystanie
Terytorium wrzosowiska wykorzystuje się jako pastwisko. Hoduje się tam 10 000 sztuk bydła rzeźnego, 55 000 owiec i 1 000 koni. Część wrzosowiska objęta jest ochroną w formie parku krajobrazowego.

Na wrzosowisku można spotkać skalne pagórki (eng. tor), granitowe ostańce oraz pozostałości osad ludzkich. Kolonizacja terenu sięga sześciu tysięcy lat. Znajduje się tam m.in. megalityczna droga wiodąca w stronę kurhanu.

Przypisy

Ukształtowanie pionowe Wielkiej Brytanii
Kornwalia
Wrzosowiska

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2) You failed to get any hostel so you have to stay outside the campus area.
So for my case, I was transferred from Restu to Aman Damai for this year because some of the hostels in USM are under renovation. We as the final year students who will later be struggling for our final year project will have the priority to stay inside the campus. For these reasons, I was assigned to Aman Damai where the location is much more nearer to my school and kuliah as compared with Restu M02. So, let's begin with my hostel tour 2 at Aman Damai K06!
The view from Aman Damai K06. If you see clearly, the building at the right side is the cafe aka canteen for this hostel.
The overall layout of the room. I was suffered from culture shock at the moment I entered the room because I used to stay in the room of Restu which was much more bigger and spacious! Room's air circulation is quite poor as well because the window is the way too small. However, the price of a room in Aman Damai is the cheapest in USM which costs only RM300++ per semester while the hostel fee for Restu is RM500+. So it's fair enough la because you get what you paid right.
One thing I like the most is the wardrobe. It is huge and tall where I can put whatever luggage inside. However, it has an odd smell out of the wood furniture which took me some time to eliminate it.
The bed is quite clean too! At least it is not black in colour hehe.
Water dispenser of the second floor. It is equipped with hot & cold drinking water and it is FOC haha.
Two washing machines for each floor and of course, you have to pay for that.
I lazy to walk forward but yup the clothes drying area is in front there.
I didn't manage to take a photo of the toilet because it is a public-sharing toilet and I think that it's quite inconvenient for me to take photos of it. But basically, the toilet is quite clean and sufficient enough for one row of residents. However, one thing to remind you all is that no hook is provided in the bathroom so it's better to prepare the S-shaped hooks for your own convenience.
That's all for the hostel tour of Aman Damai K06 USM. Hope that I won't be shifted to another hostel anymore because it is a hassle for me to move my luggage here and there. If you have any questions about it, feel free to leave a comment below before I'm graduate!


Stockholm, Sweden, May 19, 2016 – Propellerhead Software today announced Reason 9, the latest version of the world's favorite music production software. Reason 9 builds on the award-winning Reason platform by introducing a host of new devices, sounds, and creative tools that provide the fastest, most enjoyable path from inspiration to a polished song.
Reason 9 introduces three Player devices that instantly transform any MIDI input into compelling music. Note Echo creates rhythmic, pitched MIDI delays for melodies, drum rolls, and more. Scales & Chords turns simple melodies into beautiful harmonies and chords so you can stay focused on the music making. Transpose notes to a selected scale and automatically generate chords for your song, no music theory required. Dual Arpeggio transforms chords into intricate and inspiring rhythms. From classic up-and-down to polyphonic and polyrhythmic, Dual Arpeggio breathes new life into any instrument in your Reason rack.
Reason's new Pitch Edit mode helps you produce flawless vocals. Fix out-of-tune notes, add vibrato, change your timing, create new melodies from your recording, change the dynamics, and more. Audio to MIDI lets you convert your vocals to MIDI notes for endless sound manipulation possibilities.
Reason 9 also comes with 1000 new cutting-edge sounds to ignite your creativity. Whether you make chart-topping anthems or the sound of the underground, Reason's new sound bank will take your music to the next level. The legendary Reason rack is also enhanced with key workflow improvements and darker theme options, perfect for late-night studio sessions.


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Ain't Them Bodies Saints
Action / Crime / Drama / Romance
Ain't Them Bodies Saints Subtitles
The tale of an outlaw who escapes from prison and sets out across the Texas hills to reunite with his wife and the daughter he has never met.
David Lowery
as Ruth Guthrie
as Bob Muldoon
as Patrick Wheeler
as Will
as Skerritt
Charles Baker
as Bear
Nate Parker
as Sweetie
Reviewed by georgep53 8 /10
David Lowery's Memorable & Courageous Period Piece
David Lowery has constructed a beautiful, atmospheric, little indie film with this 1970's Texas crime melodrama. At every point where Lowery could have added Hollywood flourishes and gimmicks to make the film more commercial he refuses to do so. The result is a thin crime & punishment type plot that functions as a canvas for this tone poem about passion and tragedy. I don't know if I could say there's anything ultimately redemptive about these sad, doomed characters but perhaps it's enough to say that they possess a degree of humanity that makes us pity them for the choices they've made. This is another triumph for Rooney Mara who is excellent as a strong, young woman who desires a better life and a man who can't get it for her. There's great irony in the way events turn out for her and it's all totally believable. I was also impressed with Casey Affleck's performance as her lover and small time criminal. In supporting roles there's Nate Parker as a friend of Affleck; Ben Foster's sympathetic police officer and Keith Carradine soaring as a town elder and father figure to Rooney and Affleck. "Ain't Them Bodies Saints" is a great looking picture and Bradford Young deserves all the praise he has earned for his cinematography.
Reviewed by judex1066 7 /10
Not Bad Outlaw Couple Film
Caught this at Sundance where the buzz surrounding it was pretty high. Did it live up to the hype? Yes and No.
As almost every reviewer has noted, it is a return to the Terrance Malick/Robert Altman-style outlaw lovers films of the 70s. Lots of long lingering visuals of country places and lots of deeply-felt brooding by the main characters. Not bad for that kind of film, but frankly nothing to write home about.
The three leads are very good, as is Keith Carradine. The music and photography are great (though I think there is an over abundance of mid and close shots in a film that screams out for long deep focus photography). Yet, somehow, it doesn't quite jell. A lot of this could be due to its slow pace. Another element may be the reluctance of the writer/director to dole out plot points (you know, like when someone reads an important letter, but we don't find out what is inside until 15 minutes later).
All in all, it is fairly good for what it is. I am sure it will garner positive response from critics. Still, somehow the whole is less than the sum of its parts.
Reviewed by charles-luongo 8 /10
Classic love story remains true to the genre but has unconventional feel
If I had seen this film outside of a film festival setting I probably would not have appreciated it as much. Fortunately, director David Lowery provided amazing insight into his thought process and artistic intent as he crafted this film.
His attempt to create a "classic" film, distinguishable for its details but otherwise typical of the star-crossed lovers genre, resulted in something so much more. The characters are much more complex and do not fit neatly into their traditional archetypes. The audience will feel conflicted throughout, growing partial to different characters and rooting for different outcomes at various junctures in the film. Character introspection and lengthy shots of the landscape definitely took priority over plot development. If the depth of the story matched the depth of the characters this would be a truly great film.
The performances are second-to-none and the film was expertly cast. The hand clapping percussion and fiddle gives the score a uniquely southern, soulful feel; anyone from Texas can attest, the combination of score and cinematography will let the audience know what small-town Texas feels like.
Lowery prefaced the film as a cinematic "folk song" and it totally had the feel of a Townes Van Zandt ballad. If the film-goer keeps the folk song description in mind they'll truly appreciate the film's nuances and enjoy the experience.
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Kill 'Em All
The Burma Conspiracy


0:00Skip to 0 minutes and 0 secondsSo what do these folks do? They basically are very worried about the "u" term, "Researcher Degrees of Freedom." In other words, once you have data in hand, stuff you can do to make an effect significant that is really a null effect, that's really a zero.
0:18Skip to 0 minutes and 18 secondsAnd that leads them to believe that for any given research study that they read they're pretty skeptical about whether it's a real effect. So this is their main table, and they're interested in the likelihood of obtaining a false-positive. So this is just 1 minus the PPV. The PPV is like what are the odds that when I see a result it's real. And this is sort of the opposite– not exactly, but when I see a result, is it a false-positive, basically. Kind of like 1 minus the PPV. The wording isn't exactly the same, the denominators are different in those two, but let's just say it's roughly 1 minus PPV.
0:58Skip to 0 minutes and 58 secondsAnd they look at researcher degrees of freedom in four cases, which are listed out here. Now, remember, this data is pure noise. They've generated noise. So anything – and we're going to focus on this P less than .05 column, so standard levels of significance. Given that it's noise, the chance that we reject the null for all of these cases should be exactly or close to .05, other than some sampling variation. If it was .04 I'd be happy. If it was .06 I'd be happy. But it shouldn't deviate much from .05.
1:36Skip to 1 minute and 36 secondsSo what are the different cases that they look at? The first is, what if you just had two outcome variables? Very typical situation when you're, say, doing fieldwork or you're in the lab. You collect a couple different measures of the same thing. And they say, what is the researcher degrees of freedom here? They're actually going to allow these things to be pretty highly correlated. They're not just noise. They're two correlated measures at .5 of the same thing. If I can focus on one as my main outcome and sort of ignore the other, if I can focus on measure B rather than measure A, or if I can take the average of the two.
2:12Skip to 2 minutes and 12 secondsThose are the three things I can do with the data. If I can do those three things with these highly correlated outcome measures, I've doubled the chance I can reject the null.
2:23Skip to 2 minutes and 23 secondsCase two, and this is really, again, this is where we're more in like the lab world. Can I collect ten more observations for a given cell? So I'm in the lab, I'm looking at my data as it comes in. I'm like, "This is looking pretty interesting, I want a little more data for treatment 2, I think that one's kind of interesting." If I can do that and get 10 more observations per cell, just 10 more observations, I'm already from 5 to 8 percent. And apparently – and he has some data in the paper here – 70 percent of lab social psychologists do this. They kind of look at their data and decide which treatments to get more data for.
3:01Skip to 3 minutes and 1 secondSo already we can't really believe the p-values there. Three is really another useful one. What if I just have one covariate, gender? And again, it's correlated with the outcomes through chance here, it's all noise. What if I have one covariate, so I can either control for the covariate or not, or I can focus on the interaction between treatment and the covariate, just to look at subgroups. Those are the things I could do. Will any of those yield a P greater than .05? I'm at 11.7 percent. Just one covariate. People have dozens or hundreds of covariates.
3:43Skip to 3 minutes and 43 secondsAnd then the last one here, there were three experimental conditions– what if I could just sort of exclude the data from one of them and sort of not report it? And say, "Oh, that treatment didn't work." And that happens all the time, again, in field experiments and lab experiments. People say, "Ah, that just didn't kid of work." Again, I have a much higher p-value. So any of these very limited things. 10 observations, 1 covariate, 2 outcomes lead to misleading p-values. But what gets really scary in this exercise is the ability to combine them.
4:17Skip to 4 minutes and 17 secondsSo if I can do all four of these things– add a covariate, look at one additional outcome measure, add a few observations – things that are totally within the bounds of normal practice in a lot of empirical fields across the social sciences– the odds that I'm going to find at least one significant effect is 60 percent now. Simple solutions to false-positive publications. These are for authors.
4:46Skip to 4 minutes and 46 secondsAuthors have to decide the rule for terminating data collection before data collection begins and show it in the article. So no more of this "I'm going to add 10 or 20 observations." They're going to try to tie researchers' hands on that margin. You have to have at least 20 observations per cell or give some reason why you didn't. So no more of these "I'm going to have 10 or 12 observations," which in lab experiments in social psychology and even some branches of experiments, like economics happens, like massively underpowered analyses.
5:14Skip to 5 minutes and 14 secondsFor me as an outsider to this literature, I've always asked myself, and I think that's part of the motivation for what they're doing, why don't these folks do like half as many experiments and have twice as big a sample size to actually say something definitive? But of course if you're in a world of false-positive results, that's the last thing you want to do. You want to have the possibility of false-positives, and big samples will kill all your zero results. So you want small samples and you live on the sampling variation and publish off that. Isn't that terribly cynical? But that's basically what they're saying in this article. Authors must list all the variables they collected.
5:50Skip to 5 minutes and 50 secondsYou can't just not tell us that you collected another proxy for the same thing, that ex-ante was just as good as the one you published. You have to tell us all three of them or four of them or two of them. Authors have to report all the experimental conditions. These are just tying their hands against all the things they were warning about in the previous table. If you had a certain treatment in this experiment, tell us about it and show us the data. Don't exclude it without telling us about it. If observations are eliminated, they're outliers or for some other reason, you have to report what the results are if you include the data.
6:22Skip to 6 minutes and 22 secondsSo this is the beginning of their robustness. If you stop dropping data, you may have a good reason for doing so, but I still want to see the full sample results. Yes, you can argue and make the case for dropping them, but don't hide it.
6:34Skip to 6 minutes and 34 secondsAnd again, same exact thing: if you run analysis with a covariate, I want to see the unadjusted analysis. And again, there may be very good reasons for having the covariate. You make that case, but I want to see the unadjusted one. And I'm going to believe your result a lot more if it holds in both cases 5 and 6, and that's what a robustness table really is.


Struggling has a bad reputation. It makes us feel uncomfortable, and we just want to avoid it. But it doesn't have to be this way. When we struggle, what we focus on makes a difference: are we focusing on the painful feelings? Or are we focusing on conscious growth? Often times, it's the moments of struggle when we stand up courageously to solve difficult problems. We have all heard the saying to "step outside your comfort zone." This reasoning implies that we move away from comfort to struggle. I find this phrase misleading, and I'll let you know why. But moving into the learning zone is a sound proposition. Continue Reading!


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2017 Artist as Activist Fellows Announced
Today we announced the recipients of our 2017 Artist as Activist fellowship, a two-year grant designed to support the growing body of accomplished independent artists and artist collectives who are
Chef-in-Residence: Catch up with Isaac
When 2017 Chef-in-Residence Isaac Saunders arrived in Captiva in January, he spoke about his particular interest with the garden and his excitement about working with ingredients indigenous to t
Timelapse video of the installation of A Quake in Paradise (Labyrinth) at MASS MoCA
A Quake in Paradise at Mass MOCA
Rauschenberg's A Quake in Paradise (Labyrinth) will be on view at MASS MoCA from May 28, 2017–May 26, 2018.
People's Climate March, 2014; Fight For $15 and a Union, 2015; Art Build for the People's Climate Movement Day of Action, 2015. Photos: Courtesy People's Collective Arts // Colectivo de Arte Popular
Artist as Activists March for Climate, Jobs, and Justice
In September 2014, on the eve of the UN Climate Summit, the Peoples Climate Movement organized a historic march through the streets of New York City to demand action on the global climate crisis.
Foundation Announces New Archives Research Travel Fund
In summer 2017, the Archives will launch a Rauschenberg research travel fund, a new opportunity that will provide partial support for costs related to travel and living expenses that scholars may incur in order to do research at the Rauschenberg Foundation and its Archives.
Rauschenberg at Gemini G.E.L., Los Angeles, during the Stoned Moon project, 1969
A black-and-white photograph of Rauschenberg smiling broadly, wearing a star badge on his shirt, was taken by Sidney Felsen, while Rauschenberg was working at Gemini G.E.L. on his Stoned Moon project.
Photo: Courtesy Williams College Museum of Art
First exhibition to make extensive use of Robert Rauschenberg Foundation archives
Robert Rauschenberg: Autobiography brings together 26 original works of art with 56 archival objects primarily on loan from the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation and centers on the artist's monumental print, Autobiography, 1968.


I have just returned from a mini expedition to Quadra Island http://www.quadraisland.ca/ with my family, here's what we got up to!
The adventure began at Granite Bay where we filled the canoe with food and camping gear, ditched the car and set sail! The water was relatively calm and the scenery was spectacular. After paddling for approximately an hour we reached the entrance to Small Inlet which was free of wind and the water was flat calm and gin clear, kelp, starfish, crab, urchins, and shoals of small fish were visible.
Lewis stayed with the gear, while Andrew, Alasdair & myself set off back through the trees to pick up the canoe. Lifting it over and in between the fallen trees was challenging but we succeeded!
The boys found water while I paddled around the nearby islets searching for a place to set up camp. I was delighted to find a tiny island with a space on top of a small hill for our two tents. It was tailor made just for us! I explored the island and noticed it must be a feeding station for some type of bird or animal, the piles of poo and cracked shells were a clue!
The tents were erected and a gourmet dinner of boil in the bag curry was wolfed down after our energetic day!
It was such a beautiful evening, we decided to embark on a sunset paddle, we meandered through the tiny islets where the water was shallow and clear, revealing the abundance of marine life below the surface. The people on the moored sailing boats and yachts gave us a wave and said hello.
In the distance I could hear loud rumbling and roaring, we had reached Surge Narrows where the tide rips in and out of Octopus Islands Marine Reserve at up to 12 knots! The ocean resembled a raging river - nothing like the calmness we had become accustomed to.
We had anticipated arriving here at roughly flat water but had made such good time on the earlier part of the journey that the tide was still ripping through the inlet. We docked on the rocks and scrambled along to take a look at the 50 meters of 'surge' that we needed to paddle through in order to proceed. I took one look and suggested waiting at the side until the water had subsided to calmness again but was outvoted by the thrill seeking men in my life! Lewis was 'deposited' on the shore to take pictures of the event!.....Before I had time to persuade them otherwise, Andrew and Alasdair set off at full speed into the running water as I watched in horror from the shore! Their faces full of excitement and joy!
They paddled furiously in a straight line as I watched from the shore. Thankfully they made it through in one piece, all our equipment still intact and dry!
That left me! I carried the SUP over the rocks to where Lewis had taken the pictures and put the board in after the rapids, but surrounded by swirling eddys and whirlpools in deep water. I was not feeling too confident in my newly discovered paddle boarding skills at that point!!!
I had hoped to slowly stick to the shore and work my way along out of the whirlpools but I was drawn into the centre by the current. On my knees I started paddling like a mad woman, the side of the board started going under and Lewis was screaming at me to move away from the shore and into the faster flowing water. I didn't ask questions, just did exactly what I was told. Once the board was facing the direction of the flow, I paddled fiercely out of the 'danger zone' and into the welcoming calm waters, sweat dripping from my brow! I decided I wasn't doing that again!
We regrouped with a giggle and continued with our journey, quietly and steadily, noticing a pod of Porpoises along the way. In the distance was the welcoming sight of the Discovery Islands Lodge, a beautiful hideaway retreat for water enthusiasts http://www.coastmountainexpeditions.com/content/group-gatherings-and-adventures?q=node/21. We tied along side the dock while Andrew went inside to see if they were serving breakfast! To our delight they were! After a chat with the hosts and our bellies full, we continued on.


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When their home security system malfunctions, a family struggles to survive an attack against a state of the art patrol guard that believes they are intruders.
Genre: ActionDramaScience FictionThriller
Casts: Aaron TurgeonAndre TenerelliChris MapleClaire Gordon-HarperDane BowmanHugh MunJeneen RobinsonJohn PirkisJohnathan HurleyJordan Savage
Directors: Nia AndradePatrick Ryan Sims
Jesse Stone: Thin Ice
Jesse Stone and Captain Healy are shot during an unauthorized stake-out in Boston. Meanwhile, a cryptic letter sent from Paradise leads the mother of a kidnapped child to Stone. Though her son was declared dead, she hopes he will reopen the case.
The Fifth Commandment
In Bangkok, an assassin who turns down a job that hits too close to home finds himself targeted by the elite members of his profession
Renton, deeply immersed in the Edinburgh drug scene, tries to clean up and get out, despite the allure of the drugs and influence of friends.
George, a lonely and fatalistic teen who's made it all the way to his senior year without ever having done a real day of work, is befriended by Sally, a popular but complicated girl who recognizes in him a kindred spirit.
A misguided museum guard who loses his job and then tries to get it back at gunpoint is thrown into the fierce world of ratings-driven TV gone mad.
Dead Man's Shoes
A soldier returns home to his small town and exacts a deadly revenge on the thugs who tormented his dimwitted brother while he was away.
Saints and Soldiers Airborne Creed
A group of American GIs work their way through war-torn France during the final days of the Second World War.
Flavio III traverses different dimensions to reach penultimate.
When a teacher kidnaps a girl from a prestigious school, homicide detective, Alex Cross takes the case and teams up with young security agent, Jezzie Flannigan in hope of finding the girl and stopping the brutal psychopath. Every second counts as Alex and Jezzie attempt to track down the kidnapper before the spider claims another victim for its web.
Toni Braxton: Unbreak my Heart
The life story of R&B singer-songwriter and producer, Toni Braxton.
John 'Concrete' Hong has one night to fight his way across a violent city and rescue the one he loves. After eviction from their apartment, John and Bethany Hong are forced to live on the streets of Union, a violent city where street gangs control the lower blocks. When John journeys to the bottom of the city to find work, the WCC gang corners him. After fighting his way out, he becomes the target of the corrupt Police Chief and his hired assassin, Finger.
Brian, (Luke Goss, DEATH RACE 2, HELLBOY II) is desperately trying to seek a "quick fix" business deal that will put him back on top financially after being let go from his executive position at one of the top investment firms. Brian decides to go "all in", investing the rest of his savings into a short-term drug deal that would allow him to preserve his high-end life style. When two recluse teenagers unknowingly intercept the illicit drug money hidden in the back seat of a car, Brian's deal is botched. He soon finds himself in a desperate situation as he owes a merciless drug lord the missing money. At the same time the teenagers learn that they've stolen from the wrong people. What follows is a twisted tale of greed, deceit, murder and wealth. In this Crime-thriller, three relationships collide in a fantastic saga where only one will get out alive.


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            Credit = user.Ratings.Sum(x => x.Credit) + 1500;
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HOGS: Offense, TE Harrell flourish
August 13, 2019 By Nate Allen Headlines, Razorbacks Comments
FAYETTEVILLE - Since last spring's practices into this August preseason, the Arkansas defense mostly has won the belt that head coach Chad Morris awards the unit he deems dominating that day's practice.
Not Monday, though. The offense got the nod and enjoyed it.
"Yes, sir, we dominated the red zone, and Coach Morris said that's our belt," senior second-year graduate transfer tight end Chase Harrell said after practice. "I scored one in the red zone."
Catching four passes for 60 yards as a reserve wide receiver last year transferring with a Kansas degree in communications, Harrell caught a touchdown during Saturday's scrimmage and again Monday. He's consistently merited Morris' praise since last spring, moving to tight end.
Though now with 245 pounds instead of 220 on his 6-4 frame, Harrell said his speed remains.
"I've always been a fast guy, but really my speed at receiver was kind of average," Harrell said. "But once they moved me to tight end, my speed kind of went up. I would say I'm catching the ball better. I love the role."
The hand-in-the-dirt blocking a defensive end is still a challenge.
"I still have a lot to work on," Harrell said. "It's a mindset. You've got to want to block.
"I'm more of a physical guy. I like blocking but have to work on my technique. I'd say it's getting easier each and every day."
Harrell said his off-season move from receiver to tight end may have stemmed from a joking remark he made to tight ends coach Barry Lunney last November.
"With two weeks left in the season, I was like, 'Hey, you want me to put my hand in the dirt," Harrell recalled. "I was just kidding, but I guess they picked up on it, and they wanted me to switch. After that he told me to just think about it. Then like two days later, I was like, 'Yeah Coach, I want to switch."
The new position and establishing now old friends yielded a new lease on Harrell's Arkansas life.
"At first I was like an outsider," Harrell said. "I didn't know any of the guys, and it was kind of awkward. With more time with the team, they've kind of accepted me, and I can call them my brothers because we've been working and grinding together."
Harrell said he's excited he's a father-to-be following the 2017 shooting death of his brother Cole in Houston, the Harrell's home town.
"Losing my brother is what led me to transfer," Chase said of feeling a change of locale would help him work through his emotional pain.
Now the new locale comes with a new position from which Morris expects much, starting with 2019 senior tight end C.J. O'Grady's 30 catches for 400 yards last year.
"We utilize our tight ends a lot in the passing game," Harrell said. "I feel like there will be a bunch of chances for me to step up."
DETERMINED DEFENSE
While Harrell and the offense enjoyed Monday's belt, the defense determined to buckle down.
"I know today the offense won it, and it didn't sit well with the defense," junior linebacker Grant Morgan of Greenwood said, "because that's like our first time to give it up in a while."
HEALED AND INJURED
Redshirt freshman defensive tackle Isaiah Nichols, in concussion protocol last week, practiced Monday, but freshman tight end Hudson Henry, also concussion protocol last week, was still withheld.
Possibly injured in Saturday's scrimmage (not spotted practicing Monday) were junior running back T.J. Hammonds, freshman nickel back Greg Brooks and redshirt freshman defensive tackle Nick Fulwider.
True freshman defensive end Eric Gregory appears a possible redshirt candidate after ankle surgery.


BASKETBALL SPOTLIGHT NEWS: Fairfield Inn And Suites To Host Future Phenom Camp!
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The Fairfield Inn and Suites Hotel will be the host of the Basketball Spotlight Future Phenom Camp. Please make sure you register early to get the discount. The hotel information and link are below. Travel safe and we look forward to seeing you at the Future Phenom Camp.


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This is a list of the Lincolns and their spouses that appear in one of the family genealogies, alphabetized by first name. For identification purposes, a birth year is listed, and if unknown, a death year is listed if known. Spouses are also listed with their given surnames, if known, and if unknown, (spouse) is added.


I once heard someone refer to Discovery as a church in a box. It sounded odd, but it's true. When we walk into Giaudrone middle school on Sunday mornings, it is a welcoming place with many of the details that you would find in a church building… the sign-in table for Kids Kingdom, the Connection table, the sound system, the projection screens, and much more. Some weeks there is even a baptistery.
Most of us don't think a lot about how a middle school is transformed into a place of worship for a few hours on Sunday morning and then back again, but every week, one of three teams, we call them Levites, shows up with a trailer full of equipment to Giaudrone and sets up the space where we meet. When church is over, another team will pack it all up and return it to storage.
Like those who serve in other ways, the men and women on the Levite teams are using the abilities, skills and talents that God has given them to serve Him. Each one of them is important.
One of those people is Max Burke, who acts as team lead for Levite team B and is the general go-to person for anything related to set up.
Max's preparation for this area of service started when he was young. He was an organizer, that kid who wanted everything in its place and was particular about how things were done.
From the time he accepted Christ at age 15, Max knew that he wanted to do youth ministry. He went on to attend Southwestern Baptist Bible College and then to serve for 19 years as part time youth pastor at Parkland Baptist Church. At the same time, he worked in construction to supplement his income. In 1991, he started he own construction company so that he would have the flexibility and freedom to continue youth ministry and spend time with his family (wife, Debbie and children Christie, Jason, and Zach). Eventually construction became full time.
When Discovery Community Church started, Max's daughter Christie became part of the founding group, and her brothers also got involved early as well. It was not long before Max and Debbie followed. In 2007, they became a part of Discovery and Max quickly got involved in the task of setting up. He has served in that area ever since.
But being a Levite is more than just putting things in place. For Max it is about making things efficient and easier for the people who do this job every week. He wants people to enjoy the experience, so he has built custom carts to store equipment such as the curtains and poles. He goes to the people who work in the various areas of service within Discovery to find out what they need to make things easier, and then builds it. His desire is to lighten the load.
Max likes the analogy of the race and believes that we are to run the race together. He sees the things that he does as helping to remove obstacles for others.
To find out more about Discovery's Levites and how you can be a part of this team contact [email protected].


Fixed a bug where if you attempt to create a new folder within a drive and then immediately rename that folder to something else, the shell throws an error about renaming a file and changing it's parent drive. Thanks to Michael Stephenson for reporting this bug.
Fixed a bug where if you delete a folder and it is the only folder under it's parent folder, the parent retains it's "minus" icon, even though it no longer has any children. Thanks to Michael Stephenson for reporting this bug.
Fixed a bug where if you create a folder in a parent folder which did not have any child items, the parent folder would not show the "minus" icon correctly. Thanks to Michael Stephenson for reporting this bug.
Subclassing of the top level window is now not done internally by the CTrayNotifyIcon class using the CTrayIconHooker class. Instead now a hidden top level window is created for each tray icon you create and these look after handling the tray resurrection and animated icon timer messages. This refactoring of the internals of the class now also fixes a bug where an application which creates multiples tray icons would only get one icon recreated when the tray resurrection message was received. Thanks to Steven Dwyer for prompting this update.
CSplashFactory::Create now by default creates the splash screen thread at normal priority instead of idle priority. This helps avoid thread starvation issues when the main thread is busy performing its startup code. Please be aware of this issue if you modify your applications main thread priority to be anything other than THREAD_PRIORITY_NORMAL. If you do please make sure that the nPriority value to CSplashFactory::Create is >= the value you use for your main thread, or otherwise you will starve the splash screen of CPU cycles on a single core processor. Thanks to Ralf Magnussen for reporting this issue.


The Water World Amusement Park in Denver, Colorado may bring to mind images of the sci-fi film starring Kevin Costner, but it only shares a similar name with the post-apocalyptic saga. Visitors to this wet and wild water park are guaranteed plenty of fun at one of America's biggest water parks.
This Denver family-friendly location is a great way to cool off from the summer heat, but it's not just any little water park. At one point, Water World could claim to be the country's biggest water park, but now it is one of the biggest - and the best. It made the Travel Channel's list of "Best Water Parks in America," landing at the number seven spot, which is no small accomplishment. The 64-acre park includes a large variety of water attractions for all ages as well as reasonably priced food to get hungry guests through the day.
Voyage to the Center of the Earth - The star of Water World is an enclosed tube ride that spans over a quarter of a mile. Ranked as one of America's top 5 amusement rides by USA Today, guests won't want to miss the opportunity to hop in a tube boat for a wild ride that includes an earthquake, dinosaurs and a spiraling plunge to the center of the earth.
Bermuda Triangle - A standard body slide that doesn't disappoint, riders should select the middle enclosed flume for the ultimate thrill - a 60 foot drop!
Wally World - Young children can't get enough of this pool playground, built just for smaller guests' size.
Calypso Cove - Kid size fun awaits, with dump buckets, waterfalls and slides that provide plenty of wet excitement.
The Funhouse - The first water funhouse ever, this attraction is sure to evoke plenty of gleeful squeals from park visitors. The H2Orena area pits teams against one another, shooting at targets with water cannons to drench their opponents.
Lazy River - A staple of most water parks, the river gives visitors a chance to relax and gently roll along.
Lost River of the Pharaohs - A fun raft ride for the whole family, with a decidedly Egyptian theme.
River Country - This area is dedicated to tube riding fun, with four single person rides and two two-person inner tube rides. The Ragin' Colorado family tube ride is located in River Country.
Wave Pools - Captain Jack's and Thunder Bay wave pools give guests the cool thrill of the ocean… in Denver!
The Revolution - This dizzying ride sends guests down a chute before spinning them around a vortex in a giant bowl and spitting them out at the bottom.
Flatline, Redline and Pipeline - Guests who are seeking the ultimate thrill shouldn't miss the highest water slides in the world, reaching speeds up to 40 miles per hour.
Guests are welcome to pack a picnic at Water World.
Guests may also enjoy a scenic ride above the park via gondola on the Funhouse Express, Water World's aerial tramway.
Water World has one of those theme park rarities -- great food at fair prices. Pizza, hamburgers, sandwiches and snacks abound, with plenty of affordable options to quench your hunger. Don't forget to grab a funnel cake or cool off with ice cream! Guests also have the option of bringing their own food into the park for a picnic, another rare occurrence for large parks.
Water World Amusement Park in Denver, Colorado is open from May through Labor Day, providing plenty of summer fun for visiting guests.
With all of the water thrills at Water World, the ticket pricing is not too expensive, especially with options for additional discounts. Children ages 3 and under are free, while children 47 inches and under pay $29 for full day admission. Visitors 48 inches and taller pay $34. Senior citizens as well as Hyland Hills and Westminster area residents receive additional discounts. Parking is free.
Consider a Water World Splash Pass for additional season pass savings. Splash passes are available for adults for $90 and $85 for children. The special Big Kahuna Pass (available to add on to a regular pass for $30) gives guests a variety of discounts plus a free day pass for one guest and a free tube rental. Pick up additional savings with specially marked Pepsi cans or by visiting local area restaurants for discounts. Additional Water World discounts can be found at their website.