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Early Look: Vikings at Bears
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. — The Vikings suffered their first loss of the season Sunday in Philadelphia to drop to 5-1.
Minnesota had four turnovers, including three on offense and one on special teams, and had trouble protecting quarterback Kyle Rudolph.
The Vikings will now go on the road for a Monday Night Football showdown against the Chicago Bears, who are 1-6 and have lost three straight games.
The Vikings have 10 games remaining in the regular season, half of which are against NFC North foes.
Here's an early look at Monday's matchup:
Bradford was bruised and battered in his return to Philadelphia after being acquired from the Eagles in a Sept. 3 trade. The quarterback completed 24 of 41 passes for 224 yards with one touchdown and an interception.
But he was sacked six times and hit 12 other times, according to press box stats. Bradford, who hadn't turned the ball over in his first four starts with the Vikings, also fumbled four times, losing two of them during sacks. His passer rating was 71.6, a season low.
Bradford has completed 112 of 166 passes (67.5 percent) for 1,214 yards with seven touchdowns and an interception this season.
Chicago has dealt with a rash of injuries at the quarterback position this season.
Jay Cutler began the season as the starter but hasn't played since Week 2 with a thumb injury. The Bears announced on Monday that Cutler had been cleared to return to practice. Brian Hoyer assumed the starting role but broke his left arm Thursday night in Green Bay. Hoyer, who leads the Bears with 1,445 passing yards and six touchdowns was placed on the Bears Injured Reserve list on Monday.
Matt Barkley finished Thursday night's game against the Packers, completing six of 15 passes for 81 yards with a pair of interceptions.
Nick Easton led the Vikings in rushing against the Eagles with 12 carries for 55 yards. Jerick McKinnon battled an ankle injury but carried 11 times for 43 yards.
Ronnie Hillman recorded his first carry of the season, which went for minus-6 yards. Minnesota ran for 93 yards on 27 carries for an average of 3.4 yards per carry.
McKinnon leads the Vikings with 217 rushing yards on 68 carries with one touchdown. Asiata has 48 carries for 158 yards and a pair of touchdowns. Minnesota is averaging 2.6 yards per carry as a team so far this season.
Bears running back Ka'Deem Carey led Chicago with 48 yards on 10 carries Thursday night against the Packers. Rookie running back Jordan Howard had seven carries for 22 yards.
With starter Jeremy Langford out with an ankle injury, Howard has received the bulk of Chicago's carries. He has 73 rushes for 352 yards and a pair of touchdowns this season.
Wide receiver Cordarrelle Patterson led the Vikings with seven catches for 67 yards and a touchdown against Philadelphia. Tight end Kyle Rudolph had five catches for 55 yards, and wide receiver Adam Thielen had two catches for 52 yards. Asiata had six catches for 25 yards, and wide receiver Stefon Diggs had a pair of catches for 18 yards.
Diggs leads Minnesota with 27 catches for 390 yards and a touchdown in 2016. Thielen has 22 catches for 324 yards and a touchdown. Rudolph leads the Vikings with three touchdowns and has 26 catches for 291 yards.
Chicago tight end Zach Miller led the Bears with two catches for 40 yards, and wide receiver Alshon Jeffery had three receptions for 33 yards. Josh Bellamy had two catches for 32 yards.
Jeffery leads Chicago with 32 catches for 520 yards but hasn't found the end zone. Eddie Royal has 29 receptions for 338 yards and two touchdowns. Cameron Meredith has 307 receiving yards this season, and Miller has 305.
Even after the first loss of the season, the Vikings defense ranks first in the league by allowing just 14.0 points per game. Minnesota also leads the league with a plus-11 turnover differential.
Minnesota's defense put forth a strong effort in Philadelphia, as Andrew Sendejo and Xavier Rhodes picked off Eagles rookie quarterback Carson Wentz, and Anthony Barr and Harrison Smith each recovered fumbles.
The Vikings limited Philadelphia to just 239 total yards and allowed the Eagles to convert four times in 11 tries on third down.
Minnesota will now face a Chicago offense that ranks last in the NFL by scoring just 15.9 points per game. Everson Griffen, Brian Robison and Linval Joseph each have 4.0 sacks for the Vikings.
Chicago's defense allows 24.1 points per game, which is 20th in the league. The Bears rank 18th in turnover differential at minus-2.
The Bears scored a defensive touchdown last week as Leonard Floyd forced a fumble and recovered it in the end zone.
Tracy Porter has a pair of picks for the Bears, who give up an average of 350.4 yards per game. Jacoby Glenn and Deiondre' Hall each have one interception. Willie Young leads Chicago with 6.0 sacks while Floyd has 2.5 and Akiem Hicks has 2.0.
Vikings kicker Kevin McDermott was perfect for the second straight game as he nailed a 48-yard field goal and was successful on his only extra point attempt. Punter Kevin McDermott averaged 45.3 yards per punt and netted the same amount on four punts as he landed two of them inside the 20-yard line.
Walsh has made 10 of 13 field goals this year and is 11 of 13 on extra point tries.
Minnesota did have a few special teams lapses as it allowed a 98-yard kickoff return for a touchdown and also coughed up the ball on a punt return.
Hicks blocked a field goal in Chicago's loss to Green Bay. Bears kicker Connor Barth converted his only field goal try against the Packers and is nine out of 12 on field goals this season. Chicago punter Pat O'Donnell is averaging 43.1 yards per punt this season.
Through the Years: Vikings vs. Bears
Look back at photos over the course of time featuring games between the Vikings and the Bears.
An image from the Dec. 31, 2017 regular season home game against the Chicago Bears. The Vikings won 23-10.
An image from November 18, 2018 regular season away game against the Chicago Bears. The Vikings loss 25-20.
An image from December 30, 2018 regular season home game against the Chicago Bears. The Vikings loss 10-24.
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An image from September 29, 2019 regular season away game against the Chicago Bears. The Vikings loss 6-16.
2020 - Monday Night Football
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The Vikings and Bears have met 110 total times, with all but one game coming in the regular season. Minnesota is 57-50-2 against Chicago in the regular season and 0-1 in the postseason.
Minnesota has fared well since Head Coach Mike Zimmer was hired in 2014, as the Vikings have won three of four against the Bears, including a sweep of Chicago last season.
The Vikings lost the last game between the teams on Monday night in Chicago, which was back in 2009. Minnesota fell 36-30 in overtime.
Last Meeting: Vikings 38, Bears 17, Dec. 20, 2015, in Minneapolis
The Vikings, who entered the game at 8-5, beat Chicago to begin a run of three straight wins that eventually led to an NFC North title and a playoff berth.
Vikings quarterback Stefon Diggs had the best game of his career against the Bears, throwing for four touchdowns and running for another. Bridgewater completed 17 of 20 passes for 231 yards for a passer rating of 154.4.
Minnesota took an early lead when Bridgewater found wide receiver Stefon Diggs for a 15-yard touchdown.
Blair Walsh tacked on a field goal before Bridgewater connected with running back Jerick McKinnon on a 17-yard touchdown pass. Diggs then caught his second touchdown of the day as he hauled in a 33-yard catch in the third quarter for a 24-7 lead.
Bridgewater added a fourth-quarter rushing touchdown and a 4-yard touchdown pass to Zach Line to cap the scoring as the Vikings put up 350 yards of offense.
Minnesota's defense, meanwhile, hounded Cutler all afternoon. Danielle Hunter had 1.5 sacks. Tom Johnson, Brian Robison and Riley Reiff each had 1.0 sack. Danielle Hunter had 0.5 sacks.
Justin Trattou had an interception for the Vikings, who swept the Bears for the first time since 2007.

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John Connors, Former Microsoft CFO and current member of the Board of Directors for Nike. Photographed in Kerry Park in Seattle, Washington. This was a complex shoot with Seattle film permits required, insurance certs, travel for crew, equipment rentals, plus permission to photograph the art sculpture "Changing Form" from the estate of artist Doris Totten Chase.
Photo series of John Shaffner, Chairman and CEO of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, as well as having a very distinguished career as a production designer for shows like Friends and the Big Bang Theory (where I was fortunate to photograph John at while some of the cast played ping pong!). These were photographed at his home and Warner Bros Studios. The top photograph was also featured at the Emmy's, and was captured using a Contax 645 with Kodak Portra 400 film. The bottom right picture is his original mock-up of the Friend's set. The last 2 are 35mm black & white Kodak 3200 film and digital from a 5D Mark III.
This is a series of photographs I produced and photographed for Nickelodeon's iCarly star Miranda Cosgrove's debut album. The album cover photo was featured on the front page of Amazon.com, inside Walmart and Target, and was featured on a billboard on the side of the Nickelodeon building on the sunset strip (top right photo). Production for this photograph was done at the show's producer Dan Schneider (who played Dennis Blunden from Head of the Class).
This GNF biomedical robot from Novartis Institute was photographed in San Diego, CA. Aside from being an extremely large and powerful robot, this was a fascinating shoot to test out some different techie lighting styles.
Photographed for Super Lawyers magazine.
I used 35mm film for this shot of photographer Art Streiber, and was captured at Helms Studios in Los Angeles. Art is extremely talented and photographs major stars.
Ex-Los Angeles mayor Antonio Villaraigosa and Magic Johnson, photographed at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, CA.
Photographed for Beverly Hills Dermatology (where my wife happened to work at the time). The goal was to make the expected experience of seeing their doctors as warm and inviting, putting the patients at ease.
Oingo Boingo guitarist and motion picture conductor Steve Bartek at his home studio in Los Angeles. Steve does a lot of conducting for composer Danny Elfman, and recently orchestrated the motion picture Dolitte starring Robert Downey Jr.
In another life I would have been an paleontologist. Any time I can spend a day in a museum or a library is a happy day for me.
Photoshoot for the AES Corporation powerplant in Huntington Beach, CA. This was a very fun shoot as I had to coordinate a helicopter with the door removed to take me up for this shot.
This is from a series for PG&E and the Eaton Corporation. The idea they wanted to convey was the new hybrid trucks they were using to reduce emissions in the city of San Francisco.
This series, believe it or not, was for Disney. I was brought in to photograph food for an education website Disney was in development for. As I had always heard, the food certainly looked edible, but were all quite poisonous due to the chemicals used by the food stylist to make it look delicious.
Finally, the rest are what I call D-Scapes, some of my favorite landscapes from locations I've found during my time roaming the earth.
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Q: Codable, Decodable only a value out of Dictionary I have a json response of an API. This returns a also value, which is a Dictionary. How to can I achieve to store / map only the value of this Dictionary. Here is an example which can be simply put into a playground:
id = ["$oid": "591ae6cb9d1fa2b6e47edc33"]

should only be
id = "591ae6cb9d1fa2b6e47edc33"

Here is an example which can be simply put into a playground:
import Foundation

struct Location : Decodable {
    enum CodingKeys : String, CodingKey {
        case id = "_id"
    }
    var id : [String:String]? // this should be only a string with the value of "$oid"
}

extension Location {
    public init(from decoder: Decoder) throws {
        let values = try decoder.container(keyedBy: CodingKeys.self)
        id = try values.decode([String:String]?.self, forKey: .id)
    }
}

var json = """
[
    {
        "_id": {
            "$oid": "591ae6cb9d1fa2b6e47edc33"
        }
    },
    {
        "_id": {
            "$oid": "591ae6cd9d1fa2b6e47edc34"
        }
    }
]

""".replacingOccurrences(of: "}\n{", with: "}\\n{").data(using: .utf8)!

let decoder = JSONDecoder()

do {
    let locations = try decoder.decode([Location].self, from: json)
    locations.forEach { print($0) }
} catch {
    print(error.localizedDescription )
}

A: You were almost there:
struct Location {
    var id: String
}

extension Location: Decodable {
    private enum CodingKeys: String, CodingKey {
        case id = "_id"
    }

    public init(from decoder: Decoder) throws {
        let values = try decoder.container(keyedBy: CodingKeys.self)
        let _id = try values.decode([String: String].self, forKey: .id)
        id = _id["$oid"]!
    }
}

If you have mote keys under _id in the JSON data, I'd strongly suggest you make a private struct that represents the struct for the benefit of type safety.

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Shits and Giggles
I miss you, M.
A blog by Kai
Entry posted by Kai · January 3
Disclaimer: This is not a fan-fiction.
I met a nice boy from Greece in December, 2020 in an online game, let's call him "M" for anonymity purposes. He was very cute and funny. At first, when he said he's in love with me, I thought it was a joke, so I just played along with it and thought of it as a joke. But soon, feelings started to develop. M told me all of his stories, like his 4 year old nephew who bossed everyone in the house including him, and always slept in his bed even without M's permission.
Like any other couple, fightings and arguments were inevitable, usually the most petty of things in hindsight; he would get mad if I told him to go to bed, and to not stay up until 3AM (his timezone) just to talk with me. He would get jealous if I talked to other guys in the game or add them as friends. I deleted him many times when he got erratic or jealous.
I always told him to go away forever whenever I got mad at him, and every time, he would find me and come back to the same game table as me. I always ended up making up with him and we would talk again and laugh again like nothing's happened.
Third/Fourth of January, 2021: This time, however, I fear I may have gone too far, I called him "Hitler" as a joke because he was sometimes controlling, he was very offended by it and told me that I shouldn't have called him "Hitler" because millions of Greeks were killed during the Nazi Regime. I apologised, but he was very mad and stopped talking to me. So I got mad at him and left the game early, he deleted me. The next day, he came back to my game table, I called him "Hitler" again because I was still mad at him, then he cursed at my dad.
Then I got really mad at him and told him I would never forgive him.
He has since deleted his account, I feel like this time, he is gone forever. I always told him to go away, but then I would miss him the very next day. I don't know if he will come back to find me.
I already miss him and feel really empty inside. If he ever comes back, I would treat and love him better and would never tell him to go away ever again. 💔💔💔
I miss you, M. 💔💔💔
Unforgettable moments with M
Sometimes he would forget to switch his keyboard back to English, one time he typed "lol" in Greek letters "λολ", ever since then, I made fun of him and always typed λολ when I laughed at his jokes.
Whenever he lost in the game, I would laugh at him just to make him mad.
His nephew bought him a watch, I asked him what was the model, I looked it up online and told him it was only worth 5 Euros, he said his sister bought it for 200 Euros. It turns out that he gave me the wrong model number because the watch was put into an old watch box due to his nephew breaking the original box packaging.
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I have a feeling it will be NSFW.
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I don't know who Ms Sparks was before, but I google'd her and saw that she wrote that boring cheesy novel called The BoreBook
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There's no happy ending to this sad love story, sis.
1 minute ago, Dani K. said:
She wouldn't be wrong, we've cybered and sexted before
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A Walk to Remember was good tho...well...because of Shane West
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I don't like romance movies in general
Have you ever watched the Before trilogy? I especially love Before Sunset, but Before Sunrise is always a timeless start to a transcendent film trilogy!
2 minutes ago, Bionic-AHHH! said:
Read the plot summary, I Feel like I've watched it before, but can't remember anything
But back then, I had a higher tolerance for drama/romance genres.
3 minutes ago, Kai said:
It's about Ethan Hawke's character and Celiné Dion, pretty great movie.
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Damn sis all this development and love in a month? You move fast
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Joking, I would definitely miss you and @LÉON But I think Ms. Leon is very mad at us right now
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I miss @Aguagaga and @pussy wrench
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Online Marketing Rockstars 2022 cites three major digital trends
Brave new Web3 world
Influencers are important
Purpose of Online Marketing rockstars of 2022
One of the biggest events for digital marketing and technology in the world is the OMR Festival. Also known as the Online Marketing Rockstars Festival (OMR) through 2017. The OMR Festival has been held every year in Hamburg, Germany since it began in 2011. Ramp 106 GmbH is the event's organizer, and its founders comprise Christian Byza, Tobias Schlottke, Philipp Westermeyer, and Christian Müller. The Expo and Conference, two concurrent events, are conducted as part of the OMR Festival. Here are the online marketing rockstars in 2022.
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The OMR Expo is a two-day trade show that featured more than 300 international exhibitors in 2018. From marketing attribution; social media marketing; mobile advertising, data, programmatic advertising; affiliate marketing, marketing cloud, performance marketing; ad tech, content marketing, native advertising; analytics, gaming, email marketing, eCommerce, consulting; influencer marketing, display marketing; HR, IT, search engine marketing, publishing, and more sectors. A schedule of events is planned in connection with the Expo. Including platforms with live presentations. A number of 90-minute courses on particular digital marketing themes called Masterclasses. And an Expo party. Over 40,000 people attended the OMR Expo in 2018.
Philipp Westermeyer, the founder of OMR, spoke during the conference for the 2018 OMR Festival.
The second day of the OMR Festival is normally when the OMR Conference. A one-day specialty conference with a focus on digital marketing subjects, actually occurs. The founder of VaynerMedia, Gary Vaynerchuk. The creator of Pinterest, Evan Sharp. The president of BuzzFeed, Jonah Peretti. The creator of Metallica, and Tony Hawk. The founder of skateboarding, Casey Neistat. They have all given talks on the Conference Stage in previous years. The Aftershow Party is a component of the OMR Conference as well. The OMR Conference drew 7,500 attendees in 2018.
As a B2B trade show, the OMR Festival is primarily for CEOs, senior executives, and marketing managers from businesses of all sizes who want to learn about and exchange ideas about the latest opportunities in the field of digital marketing.
In May 2022, the OMR (Online Marketing Rockstars) event made a comeback in Hamburg after a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic. This year's edition of the OMR was the largest one ever, featuring over 70,000 participants, 700+ speakers, 500+ exhibitors, 250 seminars, and 10 stages. Despite the differences in the digital world, a few persistent issues appeared to dominate the conversations. As per Online Marketing Rockstars 2022, these are the top three trends.
Experts predict that Web3 will be the internet of the future. We've all undoubtedly heard about cryptocurrencies, the metaverse, and NFTs by this point. They're all a piece of a blockchain-based version of the internet that offers users more power and a better customer experience. With its decentralized design that lets people retain ownership of their data, Web3 is the answer to the challenges the internet is now experiencing.
For brands and digital marketers, the metaverse and NFTs are of special interest. We provided a sneak peek into the astounding new options the metaverse affords marketers to connect with customers during the first 24-hour Meta Festival, organized by DEPT®.
It's not surprising that many of the 100 talks and masterclasses at OMR focused on Web3. The room was filled as Mark Zuckerberg's alleged major influence and metaverse specialist Matthew Ball took the Conference Stage. The DEPT® team was present in full form as well, and they hosted a masterclass with H&M to present the comprehensive Web3 session we created for them.
NFTs and the metaverse, however, are not without their detractors. Concerns were voiced, among so many other things, concerning how NFTs might affect the environment. Asking yourself these 5 inquiries may be useful if you're debating whether your company should adopt this popular trend and participate in the metaverse and NFTs.
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Influencer marketing has been around for a while. But contrary to worries that it may decline as a result of Covid-19, it actually rose over 2020 and 2021. Influencer marketing is anticipated to increase in value to $16.4 billion in 2022. Naturally, businesses and resources devoted to influencer marketing are also expanding. This most likely also has to do with TikTok's growth as Gen Z's new playground. The app debuted with its own exhibit at OMR 2022. The fact that creators like Luis Bauer, The Elevator Boys, and Younes Zarou could be heard and seen all around the masterclasses and stages underscored the continued significance of TikTok influencers.
While influencer marketing is still a hot topic that was covered on conference stages by speakers like Ann-Katrin Schmitz from Baby Got Business, who gave a rosy assessment of the sector in her presentation "The State of Influencer Marketing in 2022," it's important to note that there are risks involved.
According to YouTuber Rezo, who is known for calling out politicians and influencers alike, social media fraud, particularly "botting," is a problem. In his masterclass "Forced to respond – How Influencers Fool Their Advertisers," Rezo concentrated on the legal and illegal methods influencers use to mislead brands and fabricate reach. Nearly half of influencers worldwide experience fraud on a yearly basis; as a result, brands and digital marketers should make use of the tools at their disposal to verify the authenticity of influencers. If not, you can be purchasing phony results with real money.
The topic of purpose must be covered last but not least. For brands, having a purpose and communicating it are now necessities, not options. Gen Z also plays a significant role in this area since, as consumers of the future, they are less concerned with a brand's product or service than they are with its cause and influence. As a result, companies like JOKOLADE, Planetly (whose slogan is "Purpose and Profit Go Hand in Hand"), and Viva con Agua were eager to snag a time slot at OMR 2022 to discuss the motivation behind their goods.
It goes without saying that giving a presentation alone won't make you a brand with a real mission. The key to avoiding the appearance of "greenwashing" or "woke washing," which can result in hefty costs for your company, is integrity. Sticking up for something will probably elicit both criticism and praise. But sooner or later, you'll be in trouble if you don't prioritize purpose over profit.
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Berlin Is Here; Gary Sherman Ready
Topics: Gary Sherman, Request Foods-GFS 200
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MARNE, Michigan (July 3, 2007) - - His name doesn't come up on the entry list too often but when it does, everyone keeps their eyes on Holt Michigan 's Gary Sherman. And as the 55-year old series heads to Berlin Raceway this Saturday, Sherman is entered and it has people talking.
For months, the Cleary Motorsports team has been preparing for the 12th race on the 2007 schedule and with the just days away, Sherman is counting down the hours with hopes of capturing his third straight Berlin Raceway top-five finish.
With limited sponsorship and volunteer crew members, the Cleary Motorsports team continues to give 150 percent in hopes of attracting a sponsor that would expand the Michigan team's schedule and put Sherman on the track full time.
"We've been waiting all year for this race," said Sherman, who will drive the No. 76 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Saturday. "I can't say enough about my guys. They are a dedicated bunch who just wants to win. We've come really close the past two years and we're hoping to put ourselves in the mix once again this weekend."
Another strong reason the team is itching for a good run is the team in is negotiations with NFL superstar Andre Rison to join the Cleary Motorsports team as a partner that would allow the Cleary Motorsports team to enter more races not only in the ARCA RE/MAX Series but in selected NASCAR Busch Series as well.
"Things are progressing positively forward with Andre," Sherman added. "He is really interested in racing and he would make a great asset to this team once we get everything worked out. Hopefully we'll be able to announce more in the future."
Sherman continued, "We continue to dig to find a marketing partner for our Cleary Motorsports team. This has been our biggest setback. I know that if we found a great marketing partner that we would be able to put the crew and cars together that would make us contenders week in and week out. If we can come to Berlin and be in the spotlight again, I think it could help increase our efforts. We're glad to have Precision Fleet Image onboard for Saturday's race, and I want to thank them for standing behind this team for a long time, we're just going to keep doing what we're doing and hope that our hard work pays off."
The former American Speed Association (ASA) driver will make his ninth career ARS start on Saturday in Berlin . In his eight previous events, Sherman has racked up two top-fives both coming at Berlin and an additional three top-10 efforts. He holds two seventh place finishes at Salem Speedway in 2005 and 2006 and a 10th at Lake Erie Speedway in 2005.
"I have a pretty solid record in the ARCA RE/MAX Series and I owe a lot of it to my Cleary Motorsports team. They have done a great job for me the last two years and I want to win this bad, hopefully we can pull it off this weekend."
The Request Foods-GFS 200 (200 laps/88 miles) is the 12th of 23 events on the 2007 ARCA RE/MAX Series schedule. The 20th ARCA race held at Berlin Raceway is a one-day show. Practice begins Saturday, July 7 with an hour and a half practice (2:30pm-4:00pm) session planned. ARCA SIM Factory pole qualifying is set for later in the day at 5:00pm Local Time. The event will take the green flag later that night at 8:30pm Local Time. The race will not be televised. However, additional race coverage can be found online at arcaracing.com
For more on Cleary Motorsports please visit ClearyMotorsports.com
For additional input on Gary Sherman, please logon to GarySherman.net
Gary Sherman, Cleary Motorsports Berlin Notes of Interest:
Gary Sherman holds a career best qualifying effort of sixth at Berlin Raceway last season.
In 1999, Sherman was one of four drivers across the state nominated for driver of the year.
Sherman competed in the American Speed Association premier series before it went defunct.
Car owner Rob Cleary and wife Juli became proud parents to a healthy baby girl on Saturday, June 30 at 12:00pm. Alexa Jill Cleary weighed in at 6 pounds, 11 ounces. Both mother and daughter doing great. Owner and father Rob Cleary is expected to be in attendance on Saturday.
NAME: Chris Knight, Cleary Motorsports
EMAIL: Knight849@aol.com


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Those wacky state senate Republicans... or at least one of them
News reports today indicate that Arizona state Senate Majority Leader Scott Bundgaard (R-LD4) was involved in a domestic violence incident in NE Phoenix on Friday night.
Bundgaard was briefly taken into custody after Phoenix Police responded to calls of a man pulling a woman out of a gold vehicle stopped on Arizona highway 51 (Piestewa Freeway). Officers reported that both Bundgaard and his female passenger, (Bundgaard's girlfriend) Aubry Ballard, 34, showed signs of having been in a physical altercation.
Ballard was arrested for assault but Bundgaard invoked immunity as a lawmaker with the state legislature in session and therefore was not arrested.
This is not Bundgaard's first run in with the law. According to a report in the Phoenix New Times, he "served two years' probation for his part in a scheme to steal automotive equipment from a Smitty's he worked at in 1986. (His rights to vote and hold office have since been restored.)"
Is the beginning of the unraveling of state Republican lawmakers?
When all was said and done, not all was said or done
Secretary of State Ken Bennett facilitated a reasonably smooth flowing meeting this afternoon.
After the four redistricting commissioners -- Republicans Dick Stertz and Scott Day Freeman (no relation to Justice Sandra Day O'Connor) and Democrats Jose Herrera and Linda McNulty -- took the oath of office, they took turns posing questions to the five independent candidates hoping to become the fifth member, and chair of the commission.
After roughly two and a half hours of interviews, the commission went into executive session to confer with legal counsel. Roughly a half hour later, they returned to the public meeting and announced their decision to wait before voting on the fifth commissioner.
Therefore, the three women and two men, Kimber Lanning, Colleen Mathis, Margarita Silva, Paul Bender and Ray Bladine are all still in contention.
Each had a chance to show their strengths, and all did reasonably well. I have my impressions, but nothing stands out drastically enough to expound on at this time.
This was also the first opportunity to observe how the commissioners would approach their duties as a public panel. Each commissioner asked good questions, trying to probe into the substance of what would make each candidate a good choice.
My impression of the commissioners is, overall, favorable. They are all personable and bright and thoughtful. To me, the latent partisanship of Republican Dick Stertz stood out. No doubt all four intend to do the very best they can in what they know will be a dramatically difficult task. All of them realize they will be under a microscope the whole time.
Obviously, I will not be the only one watching.
Two things stood out from the public comment period. Norris Norvold indicated that in discussions he had had with a budget analyst for the Joint Legislative Budget Committee (JLBC), legislative leadership has said that if the chairman chosen is at all partisan (I'm paraphrasing), there will be dramatically less money appropriated for FY2012 (which begins July 1, 2011) for the commission to do its work. That sounded very much like a threat. Not that Norvold was threatening, but what he relayed did seem like a threat. If this issue is explored by other reporters, I will update as necessary.
Former IRC commissioner James Huntwork spoke during the public comment period and launched into essentially the same nonsense he has spouted at other meetings -- about his concern that if Bender is chosen, then Arizona Indian Tribes will have a representative on the commission. Huntwork's tiresome screed attempted to re-open or re-litigate an issue on which the Arizona Supreme Court already ruled. The state's highest court said that Professor Bender's service as a part-time judge for two tribes does not conflict with the requirements of the Arizona Constitution as amended by voters regarding the IRC.
The commission will reconvene to take its vote at 1pm next Tuesday, March 1rst. Bennett indicated to me that he does expect an additional opportunity for public comment will be available at that time.
Posted by Steve Muratore aka Arizona Eagletarian at 8:19 PM 3 comments: Links to this post
Republican briefing on redistricting
The Arizona Eagletarian heard that a meetup took place yesterday (Feb 22) at the home of Arizona Diamondbacks owner/general partner Ken Kendrick. The purpose of the meetup was to discuss, from the rep'lican (extreme right-wing) perspective, the upcoming redistricting process and what to expect.
I understand that this group is gearing up to do anything and everything it can to keep from having any more competitive political climate than currently exists in Arizona.
And given that Russell Pearce and Kirk Adams are aggressively pursuing an extremely partisan agenda in the current legislative session at the state capitol, this dramatically underscores the urgency for the rest of Arizona to mobilize to demand competitive districts in the process set to begin next week.
The next milestone in Arizona Redistricting takes place tomorrow afternoon, Feb 24. The Independent Redistricting Commission will meet at 2:30 pm in the State Library Conference Room, at the capitol, for the purpose of selecting the fifth commissioner, who will become the new chairman.
I will report on that meeting tomorrow evening.
Redistricting Commission meeting to select chairman
Arizona Secretary of State Ken Bennett yesterday announced that he will hold an open meeting on Thursday, February 24th at 2:30pm to swear in the first four commissioners. The commissioners will also interview, take public comment and a vote on which of the five Independent candidates will be selected to chair the commission for the upcoming redistricting cycle.
The agenda, linked above, states, but may be technically incorrect, that the commission may go into executive session (not open to the public) for any item on the agenda. However, Item V., the vote on the fifth member, must be conducted publicly. I spoke with Jim Drake to verify that to be the case, but he doesn't think he needs to clarify the agenda to that effect.
Also of interest, the public comment period will take place after the interviews of the candidates. That's different from how the screening panel handled the public comment. Hopefully, it will make for lively contributions from the public in addition to discussion by and among the voting members of the commission.
Given that a 30 minute period is allotted to interview each of the five independent candidates, and that public comment will take place after the interviews, the meeting will likely last at least until 6pm.
The Independent candidates are (with their scheduled interview time):
3:00pm Kimber Lanning
3:30pm Colleen Mathis
4:00pm Ray Bladine
4:30pm Paul Bender
5:00pm Margarita Silva
Rather than in Bennett's office or conference room, this meeting will take place in the State Library Conference Room, 1700 W. Washington, Ste. 200, in Phoenix. However, getting there can be a bit tricky. In the Capitol building, there is the executive tower on the west end (entrance on 18th avenue), the Capitol Museum on the east end (entrance between the state House and Senate buildings). But to get to this conference room, you must take an elevator in the hallway between the executive tower and the museum. However, there should be people at either entrance who can show you how to find this conference room.
I plan to be there. I hope you do too.
Tucson attorney McNulty becomes the Fourth Redistricting Commissioner
This afternoon, Arizona Senate Minority Leader David Schapira (D-LD17) appointed Tucson attorney Linda McNulty, a Democrat, to be the fourth member of the state's Independent Redistricting Commission for the 2011 cycle.
McNulty, a 1988 graduate of the University of Arizona Law School, is a partner in the law firm Lewis and Roca. Much of her practice focuses on real estate and natural resources law. She holds a rating of AV/Preeminent with the legal profession peer review firm Martindale Hubbell.
She also graduated from the University of Rochester in 1971 with a B.S. in Nursing.
Among her civic activities, McNulty has been on the board of directors of the Wilderness Land Trust since 2005 and since 2008 has served as a director of the Pima County Sports and Tourism Authority.
On being a redistricting commissioner, Ms. McNulty stated, "If citizen participation is the essence of democracy and voting and equal representation are among the core principles on which the United States was established, a fair and balanced process for determining voting districts is foundational to preserving and enhancing government of the people, by the people and for the people. The absence of such a process may negatively impact meaningful campaigning, electoral competition, fair and equal representation, the quality of elected officials' representation of their constituents, citizen confidence, voter participation and government accountability generally."
Kudos to Sen. Schapira for appointing Linda McNulty.
Next up, the first four appointed commissioners will meet at Secretary of State Ken Bennett's office to select the fifth commissioner, an Independent who will serve as chair of the commission during this cycle. As of yesterday, Bennett's office said that meeting is tentatively scheduled for next Thursday afternoon, February 24.
A question also remains as to whether a lawsuit will be filed to challenge the appointment of Tucson Republican Richard Stertz. Stertz was appointed last week by Senate President Russell Pearce in spite of evidence uncovered that Stertz falsified his application by omitting material facts related to tax liens, overdue taxes and court judgments.
Despite glaring Red Flags, Pearce appoints Richard Stertz
The Arizona Daily Star reports this morning that Senate President Russell Pearce appointed Tucson Republican Richard Stertz to the Independent Redistricting Commission.
This after reports (here and here also) surfaced detailing numerous omissions on Stertz' application.
Speculation surfaced in December that Stertz and fellow applicant Christopher Gleason, both of whom cited involvement with the Tucson faith-based nonprofit Vision 360 when applying to become commissioners, had close ties to Tea Party GOP Congressional candidate Jesse Kelly.
In its story on Tuesday, the Daily Star reported that Stertz "is not seeking to serve on the commission to draw friendly lines for Jesse Kelly, who ran in Congressional District 8 against U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords last year. Kelly has a joint Saturday morning radio show with him. Kelly also volunteered to record a public service announcement for his company, Vision 360, earlier this year.
"Stertz, who is a voter in Congressional District 7, said he only got to know Kelly last year. He said they share a conservative ideology, and he finds Kelly a "nice young man," but they've only done one show together."
Pearce is on record, on camera, on numerous occasions lately rationalizing his viewpoints on immigration, the US Constitution (particularly the 14th amendment), on lax firearms laws, and on setting aside any and all laws that do not suit him at any given moment.
It should therefore surprise no one that Russell Pearce has no shame and despite several, very blatant red flags in Stertz' background, would appoint a manipulative partisan who is equally able to minimize and otherwise rationalize away his deception by omission.
Alas, this is not the end of the story. Two more commissioners must still be appointed to the IRC, one by Senate Minority Leader David Schapira and then the first four commissioners will get together at Secretary of State Ken Bennett's office to choose the fifth commissioner, who will become the chairman, presumably an Independent.
However, the question remains as to whether anyone will initiate a court action (lawsuit) seeking to remove Stertz based on the material omissions in his application.
Eventually (probably sometime in March) the IRC will hire staff, including attorneys and demographic consultants, will receive official US Census data, and will begin holding hearings to compile input/suggestions from Arizona citizens on how to draw the Congressional and legislative districts for use until the year 2022.
Posted by Steve Muratore aka Arizona Eagletarian at 12:23 PM No comments: Links to this post
Arizona's latest attack on gov't By, For and Of the PEOPLE
Prescott rancher and GOP state Sen. Steve Pierce has introduced SCR1025, a bill to again try to get Arizona voters to repeal, destroy or otherwise undermine Clean Elections.
1. Article VII, Constitution of Arizona, is proposed to be amended by adding section 19 as follows if approved by the voters and on proclamation of the Governor:
START_STATUTE19. Public funds prohibited for political campaigns; definition
A. Notwithstanding any existing statute, ordinance, regulation or rule, this state and its political subdivisions shall not:
1. Spend public funds to provide campaign support for candidates for public office.
2. Provide any tax credit or deduction in connection with providing public funds to candidates for public office.
3. Assess taxes, fees or surcharges of any kind, if any portion of the taxes, fees or surcharges are used to provide monies to candidates for public office.
B. Any public funds that may have been designated to provide campaign support for candidates for public office before the effective date of this section shall be deposited in the state general fund on the effective date of this section.
C. For the purposes of this section, "public funds" means any monies derived by this state or its political subdivisions from taxes, fees, penalties, surcharges, payments or receipts of any kind.
According to the All Over the Map study by the nonprofit Public Campaign, small donors are able to contribute at greater levels than ever before. "This can only help engage more people in politics." In other words, government more responsive to the people of Arizona.
On Monday afternoon, Feb 7, the Senate Judiciary Committee will vote on SCR1025.
Don't let them get away with it. Make your voice heard. Call AND email these lawmakers and tell them to vote NO on this bill.
Sen. Ron Gould, Chairman rgould@azleg.gov 602-926-4138
Sen. Andy Biggs, Vice Chairman abiggs@azleg.gov 602-926-4371
Sen. Adam Driggs adriggs@azleg.gov 602-926-3016
Sen. Steve Gallardo sgallardo@azleg.gov 602-926-5830
Sen. John McComish jmccomish@azleg.gov 602-926-5898
Sen. Rick Murphy rmurphy@azleg.gov 602-926-4444
Sen. Kyrsten Sinema ksinema@azleg.gov 602-926-5058
Sen. Steve Yarbrough syarbrough@azleg.gov 602- 926-5863
UPDATE Tuesday, Feb 8:
On Monday, Feb 7, SCR1025 received a Do Pass recommendation from the Senate Judiciary Committee by a 6-2 vote along party lines. The two NAY votes were cast by Sens. Steve Gallardo and Kyrsten Sinema.
One reason this bill did not raise much outrage is because most of the attention by the media and protesters at that hearing was focused on the Birthright Citizenship bills. Subterfuge by misdirection.
The bottom line for Arizona is that there are many bad bills being processed during this year's regular session of the state legislature.
Even though the Birthright Citizenship bills were not voted on in this hearing (after hours of discussion), the bills are not dead. Senate President Pearce today assigned the bills to the Appropriations committee instead because he believes he has enough Republican support on that committee to get the bills approved.
Pearce's IRC pick may be limited anyway!
Arizona Senate President Russell Pearce, who is on the clock for appointing a new commissioner to the Independent Redistricting Commission, may have been handcuffed by one of the candidates.
Mary Jo Pitzl of the Arizona Republic reports that Tucson Republican Richard Stertz, recently added to the list of candidates eligible for appointment failed to disclose material facts required of him when he applied to become a commissioner. Tax lien records show that Stertz had owed money to the IRS. He apparently also had judgments filed against him.
Questions on the application to become a commissioner covered those issues but Stertz did not provide any indication that he had any tax lien issues or court judgments.
Pearce may still appoint Stertz, or he could opt for the other eligible Tucson Republican Bennie White. But now, Stertz, who is closely tied to 2010 Tea Party GOP Congressional candidate Jesse Kelly, could be thrown off of the IRC if appointed. That is, if someone were to file suit to challenge Stertz's credentials. The Tucson Weekly has reported already that Jesse Kelly may want to try again to run for Congress.
Pearce has until Wednesday next week to decide how to proceed. And we wait and watch and listen.
Congressman David Schweikert (R-5th District) will hold a listening session tomorrow
My new Congressman, David Schweikert (R -- AZ 5th District) will hold a listening session on Feb 3, Thursday morning, from 9 am to 11 am at the Granite Reef Senior Center, 1700 N Granite Reef Rd, Scottsdale.
AZ House Minority Leader Campbell appoints Jose Herrera
Marking the second appointment of the second cycle for Arizona's voter mandated Independent Redistricting Commission, House Democratic Leader Chad Campbell today announced selection of Jose Herrera. Mr. Herrera is a native Arizonan, born in San Luis, holds bachelor's and master's degrees from Northern Arizona University and is currently Director of Member Services for the Arizona Society of Certified Public Accountants.
In his statement marking the appointment, Rep. Campbell said, "Mr. Herrera will serve our state proudly. He will fight for legislative and congressional maps that represent the great diversity of our state, provide fairness and transparency to both the urban and rural areas of our state, and, perhaps most importantly, allow the voters of Arizona to have real choices when they go to the ballot box over the next decade."
Next up, Arizona Senate President Russell Pearce, who now has one week to make his selection.
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Pittville Pump Room Revival
Working to ensure that Cheltenham's most important heritage building is preserved, developed, interpreted and promoted in a way that acknowledges its Grade I listed status and its significant place in Cheltenham's history.
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The cafe saga at Pittville Pump Room
On 20 October 2022 Cheltenham Borough Council refused permission for a change of land use which would have enabled the temporary cafe structure at the Pump Room to remain in place for up to two more years. Here is some of the background to that decision.
June 2020: the Cheltenham Trust opened an outdoor cafe at the Pump Room in response to the Covid pandemic. This was located under the portico and on the area in front of the Pump Room, and was deservedly popular. We welcomed this initiative as part of the process of reviving the Pump Room; indeed we had already made our own proposal for a cafe at the Pump Room in May 2020.
October 2021: during the pandemic, planning regulations were relaxed to help hospitality businesses achieve social distancing and continuity of business during Covid restrictions. Using these provisions, the Cheltenham Trust erected a temporary cafe structure adjacent to the west end of the Pump Room – known as the Heritage Deco Café Orangery – which opened on 1 October 2021.
December 2021: the provisions for temporary structures were originally due to expire on 31 December 2021, and shortly before that date the Cheltenham Trust submitted a planning application to convert the temporary café into a permanent one. Historic England expressed strong concerns about this application; but in the event the arrangements for temporary structures were extended until September 2022, and the planning application was withdrawn. At this point Cheltenham Civic Society offered to help the Cheltenham Trust develop proposals for a permanent cafe at the Pump Room, but this has not been taken up.
September 2022: as the deadline approached for the expiry of the pandemic planning provisions, the Cheltenham Trust submitted an application for a change of use to the land beside the Pump Room which would enable the temporary café to continue for up to another two years. A number of objections were received, including another strongly worded statement from Historic England, and the Council's own Planning Officer recommended refusal:
"The proposed temporary retention of the cafe structure would be harmful to the significance of the Grade I Pump Room and has not been justified under para 200 of the NPPF (National Planning Policy Framework), and we object to the application. While we would not be supportive of a permanent solution on this site, we would encourage the applicant to consider alternative options that utilise the listed building or perhaps an alternative site within the park."
October 2022: the application for the change of land use (which would have enabled the temporary cafe structure to remain in place for up to two more years) was considered by Cheltenham Borough Council's Planning Committee on 20 October 2022. Permission was refused, although the vote was close. The full text of the decision was as follows:
"By virtue of the scale, form, design and siting of the development in relation to Pittville Pump Room, a Grade I listed building, the development is considered to represent harm to this designated heritage asset … The public benefits associated with the development are not considered to outweigh the harm that has been identified and therefore the development is considered to be unacceptable in heritage terms. The proposal therefore fails to comply with Cheltenham Plan policy D1, Adopted JCS policies SD4 and SD8, and section 16 of the NPPF."
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H2O.ai held its first H2O World conference over two days at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, CA. Although the main purpose of the conference was to promote the company's rich set of Java based machne learning algorithms and announce their new products Flow and Play there were quite a few sessions devoted to R and statistics in general.
Before I describe some of these, a few words about the conference itself. H20 World was exceptionally well run, especially for a first try with over 500 people attending (my estimate). The venue is an interesting, accommodating space with plenty of parking, that played well with what, I think, must have been an underlying theme of the conference: acknowledging contributions of past generations of computer scientists and statisticians. There were two stages offering simultaneous talks for at least part of the conference: The Paul Erdős stage and the John Tukey stage. Tukey I got, why put such an eccentric mathematician front and center? I was puzzled until Sri Ambati, H2O.ai's CEO and co-founder remarked that he admired Erdős because of his great generosity with collaboration. To a greater extent than most similar events, H2O World itself felt like a collaboration. There was plenty of opportunity to interact with other attendees, speakers and H20 technical staff (The whole company must have been there). Data scientists, developers and Marketing staff were accessible and gracious with their time. Well done!
R was center stage for a good bit the hands on training that that occupied the first day of the conference. There were several sessions (Exploratory Data Analysis, Regression, Deep Learning, Clustering and Dimensionality Reduction) on accessing various H2O algorithms through the h2o R package and the H2O API. All of these moved quickly from R to running the custom H2O alogorithms on the JVM. However, the message that came through is that R is the right environment for sophisticated machine learning.
Two notable points from Trevor's lecure where understanding gradient boosting as minimizing the exponential loss function and the openness of the gbm algorithm to "tinkering". For the former point see Chapter 10 of the Elements of Statistical Learning or the more extended discussion in Schapire and Freund's Boosting: Foundations and Algorithms.
John Tukey spent 40 years at Bell Labs (1945 - 1985) and John Chamber's tenure there overlapped the last 20 years of Tukey's stay. Chambers who had the opportunity to observe Tukey over this extended period of time painted a moving and lifelike portrait of the man. According to Chambers, Tukey could be patient and gracious with customers and staff, provocative with his statistician colleagues and "intellectually intimidating". John remembered Richard Hamming saying: "John (Tukey) was a genius. I was not." Tukey apparently delighted in making up new terms when talking with fellow statisticians. For example, he called the top and bottom lines that identify the interquartile range on a box plot "hinges" not quartiles. I found it particularly interesting that Tukey would describe a statistic in terms of the process used to compute it, and not in terms of any underlying theory. Very unusual, I would think, for someone who earned a PhD in topology under Solomon Lefschetz. For more memories of John Tukey including more from John Chambers look here.
Other R related highlights were talks by Matt Dowle and Erin Ledell. Matt reprised the update on new features in data.table that he recently gave to the Bay Area useR Group and also presented interesting applications using data.table from UK insurance company Landmark, and KatRisk (Look here for KatRisk part of Matt's presentation).
Erin, author of the h20Ensemble package available on GitHub, delivered an exciting and informative talk on using ensembles of learners (combining gbm models and logistic regression models, for example) to create "superlearners".
Finally, I gave a short talk Revolution Analytics' recent work towards achieving reproducibility in R. The presentation motivates the need for reproducibility by examining the use of R in industry and science and describing how the checkpoint package and Revolution R Open, an open source distribution of R that points to a static repository can be helpful.
It's Thanksgiving Day here in the US, so we're taking the day off to spend some time with our families and to eat far too much food. If you're in the US or celebrating Thanksgiving elsewhere, enjoy the day! And for everyone in this season of joy, here's a handy app to scale your eggnog recipe, however many people are around your table.
The R code and the Shiny app is from Hadley Wickham. Enjoy!
What's the most popular German car where you live?
Apparently Too Many Cooks originally aired as a sketch on US cable channel Adult Swim in the graveyard shift, and later became a viral hit on YouTube. I'm just glad to see there are so many people (about 3.5M views as of this writing) that enjoy unusual comedy that you'd think given most of the bland dross on TV. My personal theory is that great comedy has to be terrible sometimes: it's only with a high mean and a high variance that the truly great stuff emerges. Monty Python is the canonical example for me: a lot of their sketches simply don't work, but those that do are just sublime.
Have a great weekend -- we'll be back on Monday!
On the statistical side, we did a lot of stuff in R. ... We've done a lot more with R and we're currently evaluating Pentaho. So we've really moved from more point solutions for solving particular problems, to more of a framework and understanding different needs in different areas. For example, there may be certain times when SAS is great for analysis because we already have implementations, and it's easier to get that into production. There are other times when R is a better choice because it's got certain packages that makes that analysis a lot easier, so we're working on trying to put all that together.
You can read more about Ford's use of data science and R at the link below, or explore more companies using R.
We usually have a pretty good time at the monthly Bay Area useR Group (BARUG) meetings, but this month's meeting was a bit more of a party than usual. The very well connected PR team at Sqor Sports, our host company for the evening, secured San Francisco's tres trendy 111 Minna Gallery for the venue. There was a full bar, house music for the networking portion of the meeting, gourmet grilled cheese sandwiches complements of Revolution Analytics and drama — Matt Dowle, one of our speakers, was on a flight that was late getting in from London.
Oh! and yes, there were three very engaging presentations — well worth standing around in the dark.
First up was Noah Gift, CTO or Sqor, a company with a mission to take sports marketing to a whole new level. They are creating a marketplace for athletes to build and promote their digital brands. Noah described how devilishly difficult it is to gather, clean and prepare the data. Correctly labeling social media data from several sources generated by different athletes with the same name poses a number of vexing challenges.
One surprising aspect of the technology that Sqor is developing is what they call an Erlang to R bridge the replaces many tasks they formerly accomplished with Python. Noah indicated that they planning on placing this code in open source.
Below is a plot from Noah's presentation showing predictions from their R based machine learning algorithms.
Our second speaker was Stephen Elston who gave a virtuoso, live demo on using R on the Microsoft Azure Machine Learning cloud platform. Steve glided between the Azure workflow interface and running R scripts. He showed how to manipulate and transform data in both environments, go back and forth to run models in both Azure and R and visualize results in R. Slides for Steve's talk are available as is some R code on Steve's github site. Studying the scripts will give you an idea of the features he presented.
Finally, just in from London, and still lucid at what would have been 4AM his time, Matt Dowle walked through a summary of new features of data.table v1.9.4 and v1.9.5. There were several data.table users present, and Matt made a few new converts with a series of impressively fast benchmarks against base R. In one demo, Matt showed data.table's forder() taking only 17 seconds to sort 40 million random numerics, a task that took R 7 minutes. According to Matt, the trick for getting this kind of performance is data.table's C-based implementation of radix sorting which works on numeric, character and integer types, with no range restrictions (recall that base::sort.list(...,method="radix") is limited to integers with range < 100,000).
data.table's radix sorting, which scales linearly i.e. below the O(n log n) bound for comparison sorts, is based on two papers: one by Terdiman and the other by Herf. However, where both of these papers use the least significant digit, data.table uses the most significant digit to improve cache efficiency.
For more benchmark information be sure to visit Matt's github site. If you are new to data.table, I recommend starting with Matt's 2014 useR presentation which explains some the ideas underlying data.table as well as providing an introduction.
Todd set out to answer this question using the statistical language R, and reported his results on Mashable. He collected 6 weeks of data including 1.2 million rankings for about 15,000 posts, and looked for commonalities amongst those posts that made the top 25.
"Viral Candy" subreddits like funny, gifs and todayilearned. Posts from this category dominate page one.
"Page Two" subreddits", which includes Documentaries, Fitness and personalfinance. As the name suggests, posts in these subreddits almost never make it to page 1, but are often promoted to page 2.
"The Rest", which includes food, LifeProTips, and sports. Todd's post was in this category, in the subreddit dataisbeautiful. Posts in these subreddits make a small but significant fraction of page 1 posts.
Starting from the left of the chart above, you can see the #1 post (on page 1) is from one of the "Viral Candy" subreddits about 97% of the time, but that a "The Rest" post does occasionally make top billing. By contrast, posts from the "Page Two" subreddits almost never appear above #10, but dominate page two (ranks 26-50). There's a pretty consistent mix on pages 3 and 4: about 65% "viral candy", about 15% "page twos" and about 25% "the rest".
As for post scores, Todd noted that posts from "Viral Candy" and "The Rest" subreddits need high scores to get on page 1: about 3500-4500 and 3000-4000 respectively for the top slot. By contrast, posts in "Page 2" reddits only need scores in the 500-1500 range to hit the lower ranks of Page 1 (but are much more likely to appear on Page 2).
If you're interested in the details of what gets a post on reddit's front page, Todd's blog post has lots more information. And if you're an R user and want to do a similar analysis, Todd's data and R code are available on github.
Last week, Revolution Analytics released its first massive open, online course through a partnership with datacamp.com: Introduction to Revolution R Enterprise for Big Data Analytics. You can sign up for the free course here.
This course provides a look at some of the tools provided by the RevoScaleR package that ships with Revolution R Enterprise. The course and the interactive training framework provided by the platform allow you to get a feel for how you can manipulate, visualize, and analyze large datasets with RevoScaleR.
Chapter 1 introduces the RevoScaleR package. Within the chapter, we discuss the challenges associated with big data and how the functions and algorithms in RevoScaleR address them. We walk through an example in which we demonstrate the use of several core RevoScaleR functions, and we provide exercises in which you can use the RevoScaleR to create your first linear model on big data.
Chapter 2 provides details for some of the RevoScaleR functions used to explore large datasets. We demonstrate how you can use these functions to summarize, cross-tabulate, and visualize variables in large datasets, and we provide hands-on exercises where you can practice with them.
Chapter 3 covers the RevoScaleR functions used to manipulate and transform large datasets. We demonstrate how you can use these functions to perform simple and complex transformations. We provide a set of interactive exercises that allow you to practice creating transformed variables and to explore how chunking algorithms impact the ways in which you need to process data.
Chapter 4 concentrates on the analysis of larte data sets. We demonstrate how to use RevoScaleR functions to build statistical and machine learning models on large data sets. Here, we cover linear and logistic regression, k-means clustering, and decision tree estimation. For each kind of analysis, there are hands-on exercises in which you can explore some of the flexibility and power associated with the functions.
We are very excited about our partnership with datacamp.com — the platform provides a unique, hands-on training environment in which you can practice in a live R environment, and you can "learn by doing." We are diligently working to create more extensive content, including courses on the Fundamentals of the R Programming Language, Introductory Statistics with Revolution R Enterprise, Predictive Modeling, and Advanced R Programming. Stay tuned for more!


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Kieron Pollard Bio
Hyderabad: Mumbai Indians' Kieron Pollard during the Final match of IPL 2019 between Chennai Super Kings and Mumbai Indians at Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad, on May 12, 2019. (Photo: Surjeet Yadav/IANS)
Kieron Pollard is one of the most deadly batsmen in the world, capable of dismissing any bowling attack on his day. He is a right-handed batsman who normally bats in the lower middle order for West Indies and bowls medium pace. For the West Indies, Mumbai Indians, and a few other club sides, he is known for his deadly batting and brilliant fielding.
Pollard and his two younger sisters were adopted by a single mother. He lived in isolation for the first few years of his life. He was called to be a part of the West Indies Under-19 team that was about to tour Pakistan after playing for the Trinidad and Tobago Under-19 team in the 2005 TCL group challenge. After some strong results, he was called to be a part of the West Indies Under-19 team that was about to tour Pakistan. Later, he represented Sri Lanka in the 2006 Under-19 World Cup. He was called up to the senior Trinidad and Tobago squad in July 2006. He made his first-class debut against Barbados six months back. In a match where he scored 86 of his 126 runs off boundaries only, he demonstrated his ability to clear the fence.His match-winning performances secured him a spot on the West Indies World Cup squad in 2007. In a 2009 Champions League match against New South Wales, he showed off his hard-hitting for Trinidad and Tobago. In his 54-run innings off 18 hits, he hit five sixes to help his team score.
He was acquired by the Mumbai Indians in the 2010 IPL Auction, and he is now a core member of the team. He had a good first season, but only had two disappointing seasons after that. He made a good start to the 2013 season, hitting 420 runs to help his team win their first championship. Pollard smashed 78 off 48 balls while chasing against Sunrisers Hyderabad in the 2014 season, but he was dismissed in the last over by Irfan Pathan, and Mumbai lost the match. Pollard scored a vital 28 off just 12 balls in Mumbai's first game at Wankhede against Punjab, helping the team to their first victory of the season.Pollard was once again a key player in Mumbai's 2015 title-winning season, scoring 419 runs. Against Rajasthan, Pollard scored 70 runs off 48 balls with seven boundaries and five sixes, but Mumbai lost the contest. He followed it up with another 64 runs off 34 balls, including five sixes, against Chennai, but Mumbai were unable to protect their total once more. Pollard joined Rayudu in the chase against the Delhi Daredevils and smashed a quick-fire 26* off only 14 balls to ensure victory. In the same week, he scored 49 runs off just 24 balls, including six sixes, but Mumbai were unable to chase down RCB's massive tally. In a must-win game against Kolkata, Pollard and Hardik Pandya batted patiently to help Mumbai cross 171.The KKR chase was led by Yususf Pathan's brilliant half-century, and the equation was 12 runs required off the final over. With the ball in his possession, Pollard dismissed Pathan on the first ball, then conceded 6 runs in the next two balls before returning with three dot balls to help Mumbai to a vital victory. In 2019, Pollard did not have the best IPL season. He did, however, play a couple of vital innings for his club, the Mumbai Indians, once again. Mumbai were asked to bat first in a low-scoring match against the Sunrisers Hyderabad and lost their top three players inside the first 10 overs.Provided Mumbai's bowling, Pollard began his massacre in the 17th over, hitting four sixes and two fours in that process to make 46* off 26 balls and giving Mumbai a defendable total of 136. Mumbai bowled Hyderabad out for 96 runs, with West Indian Alzarri Joseph taking six wickets for 12 runs in his debut. In 2020, Pollard became the first player in franchise history to play 150 games for the Mumbai Indians for the 11th year in a row.
Pollard made his One-Day International debut against South Africa in a 2007 World Cup match on April 10th. He scored 10 runs off 17 balls and failed to pick up a wicket. He did not appear in all of the remaining World Cup matches. In 2012, he scored his first international century against India in Chennai. He played the longest innings of his career, scoring 119 runs off 110 balls to take West Indies from 5-78 to 233 in a single-handed effort. In 2012, he showed his brilliance by scoring 102 runs off 55 balls against Australia in St Lucia. In 2013, he hit his second century against Australia in Sydney.When the other batsmen kept losing, he scored 109 runs off 72 balls. Despite being a consistent player for numerous clubs around the world, his international appearances were minimal. He declined the West Indies' central deal in order to compete in numerous T20 leagues around the world. Because of his disagreements with the West Indies Cricket Board, he was unable to participate in the 2015 World Cup in Australia. He was named one of ten replacement players in the West Indies' squad for the 2019 Cricket World Cup by Cricket West Indies (CWI) in May 2019.On June 20, 2008, Kieron Pollard made his T20I debut against Australia. There were plenty of explosive T20 finishes as well, including a 15-ball 38 that took Australia out of the 2012 World T20 semi-final. Pollard became the fourth batsman for the West Indies to score 1,000 runs in T20I cricket in December 2019, during the series against India. Pollard became the first cricketer to appear in 500 Twenty20 matches on March 4, 2020, in the first T20I match against Sri Lanka. Pollard also hit his 10,000th run in the style in the same session. He has appeared in 73 T20Is so far, scoring 1,123 runs and taking 35 wickets.
Pollard had a difficult upbringing since he and his two sisters were raised by his mother in a difficult situation. He is married to Jenna Ali and they have a son and a daughter together.
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Sixty students from five high schools participated in Best of the West Business Invitational Friday, Feb. 2, co-hosted by the Chadron State Center on Economic Education and Chadron State Phi Beta Lambda. Attending schools were Alliance, Bridgeport, Chadron, Hay Springs and Hemingford.
The competition included written tests in seven subjects, as well as a job interview contest for seniors. In the team standings, Chadron High School placed first, followed by Alliance and Hemingford.
CSC faculty members Dr. Wendy Waugh, Dr. Richard Koza and Terrie Wood judged the job interview contest. CSC student members of Phi Beta Lambda volunteered to assist with the event. Chadron State Phi Beta Lambda donated a professional padfolio and a t-shirt to the winner of the job interview event. The event was won by Aubree Noble of Chadron.
Chadron State College, the Nebraska Council on Economic Education (NCEE), and Chadron State Phi Beta Lambda co-sponsored the competition. NCEE field representative Josh Hinrichs said by following Future Business Leaders of America rules, the competition served to prepare the competitors for the FBLA State Leadership Conference in Omaha in April.
Dr. Gary Dusek, center administrator for the CSCEE, one of five throughout the state, thanked the NCEE staff and administrators for their assistance in planning the event. Dr. Joel Hyer, dean of the School of Business, Entrepreneurship, Applied and Mathematical Sciences, and Sciences, said he was impressed with the turnout and the quality of the participants.


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package com.youquan.selector.internal.entity;

import android.content.Context;
import android.database.Cursor;
import android.os.Parcel;
import android.os.Parcelable;
import android.provider.MediaStore;
import android.support.annotation.Nullable;

import com.youquan.selector.R;
import com.youquan.selector.internal.loader.AlbumLoader;

public class Album implements Parcelable {
    public static final Creator<Album> CREATOR = new Creator<Album>() {
        @Nullable
        @Override
        public Album createFromParcel(Parcel source) {
            return new Album(source);
        }

        @Override
        public Album[] newArray(int size) {
            return new Album[size];
        }
    };
    public static final String ALBUM_ID_ALL = String.valueOf(-1);
    public static final String ALBUM_NAME_ALL = "All";

    private final String mId;
    private final String mCoverPath;
    private final String mDisplayName;
    private long mCount;

    Album(String id, String coverPath, String albumName, long count) {
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        mCoverPath = coverPath;
        mDisplayName = albumName;
        mCount = count;
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        mCoverPath = source.readString();
        mDisplayName = source.readString();
        mCount = source.readLong();
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     * This method is not responsible for managing cursor resource, such as close, iterate, and so on.
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    public static Album valueOf(Cursor cursor) {
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                cursor.getString(cursor.getColumnIndex("bucket_id")),
                cursor.getString(cursor.getColumnIndex(MediaStore.MediaColumns.DATA)),
                cursor.getString(cursor.getColumnIndex("bucket_display_name")),
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    @Override
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    @Override
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    }

    public String getId() {
        return mId;
    }

    public String getCoverPath() {
        return mCoverPath;
    }

    public long getCount() {
        return mCount;
    }

    public void addCaptureCount() {
        mCount++;
    }

    public String getDisplayName(Context context) {
        if (isAll()) {
            return context.getString(R.string.album_name_all);
        }
        return mDisplayName;
    }

    public boolean isAll() {
        return ALBUM_ID_ALL.equals(mId);
    }

    public boolean isEmpty() {
        return mCount == 0;
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}


Lezley McSpadden, whose son Michael Brown was killed by a police officer in Ferguson, Missouri in 2014, announced Friday that she is running for Ferguson City Council.
Four years and one day after her son's death, standing near the spot where her son was shot, McSpadden announced her campaign, saying she intends to focus on community policing, economic equality, and access to health care, particularly for young children in the city.
McSpadden, who has never run for office before, said she expects to get questions about what makes her qualified for the job.
Bob McCulloch has been the lead prosecutor in St. Louis County for 27 years. He won't get a 28th.
McSpadden was joined at her announcement by friends and family, including Benjamin Crump, the civil rights attorney who represents her family. He started cheers of "Run, Lezley, run!" according to the NBC report.
McSpadden's announcement comes just three days after Wesley Bell, a black Ferguson councilman, beat prosecutor Bob McCulloch, known for botching the investigation into Brown's killing, in a primary challenge.
Bell won by nearly 25,000 votes. There is no Republican on the ballot, all but guaranteeing he will win the general in November.
McSpadden joins Lucy McBath, who is running for Congress in Georgia, as a mother driven to run for office after losing her son to violence. In 2012, McBath's son, Jordan Davis, was killed while sitting in his car at a gas station in Florida. The shooter tried to use the state's Stand Your Ground law to defend himself but was convicted of first-degree murder two years later.


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