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That US Debt Ceiling And The Fed
By Alasdair Macleod - October 12, 2013
We are now into a second week of a partial Federal Government shut-down, which is causing considerable concern, centred on the Government's ability to finance its debt and pay interest without a budget agreed for the new fiscal year....
Technical Stock Market Report
By Mike Burk - October 12, 2013
The good news is: New lows have remained at non-threatening levels. The negatives: The chart below covers the past 6 months showing the S&P 500 (SPX) in red and a 10% trend (19 day EMA) of NYSE new highs (NY NH) in green. Dashed...
David Morgan: "During The Last Bull Market, Alot Of People Gave Up At $100 Gold"
By Tekoa da Silva - October 12, 2013
As far as the metals go, I'm pretty sure that the key reversal on the 28th of June was it. But again, time will tell. I mean everyday they trade above that shows that that was the bottom. We're at $22 oz. on silver which is a far cry...
Long Gold, Short Silver And Exponential Demand
By Jeffrey Lewis - October 11, 2013
Each day more conspiracy theories are becoming conspiracy fact. From Enron to Madoff, the NSA to LIBOR, these scandals were "known" years before being acknowledged or embraced by officials or the mainstream media.
Debt Ceiling Delusions
By Peter Schiff - October 11, 2013
The popular take on the current debt ceiling stand-off is that the Tea Party wing of the Republican Party has a delusional belief that it can hit the brakes on new debt creation without bringing on an economic catastrophe. While...
Economic Stockholm Syndrome
By Andy Sutton - October 11, 2013
Without getting into a dissertation on Stockholm syndrome, it can be summed up as a psychological condition where hostages come to have feelings of empathy and/or sympathy towards their captors, sometimes to the point of defending them...
U.S. Debt-Default: Then What?
By Jeff Nielson - October 11, 2013
The whole Debt-Ceiling Farce is a totally artificial, totally contrived event. As explained previously, the entire concept of a "debt ceiling" (for the world's largest/greatest Deadbeat Debtor) is itself entirely absurd. Thus the shut-...
Blood Sport
By Ty Andros - October 10, 2013
In what is BECOMING the deadliest game of CHICKEN since the August 2011 US debt ceiling Showdown, we are at the doorstep of part II. In a game of chicken, two cars rush headlong towards each other to see who veers off first....
What Ron Paul Told Me About the End Of Dollar Hegemony
By Nick Giambruno - October 10, 2013
It is an amazing and concise illustration of how, contrary to popular opinion, the borders of political entities are anything but permanent. In a historical perspective, nations and national boundaries tend to have as much permanence as...
Half Truths Make A Whole Lie
By Aubie Baltin CFA, CTA, CFP, PhD - October 9, 2013
With 98% of the politicians getting re-elected time after time, no matter what they do, including convicted felons, it should be obvious that elections do not act as term limits. The US debt, not including unfunded liabilities, is over...
Can Yellen Offset Washington's Drag On Markets?
By Chris Ciovacco - October 9, 2013
The markets are beginning to realize that the major political parties learned very little during the 2011 debt downgrade talks. Our leaders seem to be headed down the same road again. The early reaction from the street was that the...
Stocks Just Took Out THE Line
By Graham Summers - October 9, 2013
The markets are finally beginning to realize that the debt ceiling debacle, economic contraction in the US, housing bubble 2.0 bursting, China slowdown, Japan stagflation and European banking crisis are not good for stocks.
Silver Leads Gold Higher
By Stewart Thomson - October 8, 2013
Chinese investors should be back on the "gold buying job" today. To understand why that is, please click here now. Twice a year, Chinese citizens celebrate "Golden Week". Businesses are generally closed, and workers spend time with...
Is The Next Bear Market About To Begin?
By Toby Connor - October 7, 2013
The stock market is finally beginning to show signs that the bull market may be coming to an end.
Weekend Report…One More Comprehensive Look at the Precious Metals Stock Indexes
By Rambus - October 7, 2013
In this Weekend Report I want to continue looking at the precious metals stock indexes and the consolidation patterns that have been building out since the June low. The reason I'm spending so much time looking at this possible...
Raising The Roof On The Debt Ceiling
By Michael Pento - October 7, 2013
Former Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson weighed in on the budget and debt ceiling gridlock in Washington and offered a solution last week by saying, "I hate the whole concept of a debt ceiling". He also indicated that putting a legal...
US Stock Market, Profits & Policy
By Gary Tanashian - October 7, 2013
US stocks generally remain on bullish trends in all time frames. Further, the Debt Ceiling (and Government shutdown) theater seems to be playing out in the usual way that these events play out; the stock market has been correcting in...
Silver Market Update
By Clive Maund - October 6, 2013
The reason for posting a new Silver Market update at this juncture is that we appear to be at an optimum "buy spot", for gold, silver and Precious Metals ETFs and stocks, as both gold and silver have dropped back in recent weeks to mark...
Sell In May And Re-enter When?
By Sy Harding - October 5, 2013
It's that time of year when I remind you of the stock market's remarkable history of making most of its gains in the winter months, while if there is a problem it usually hits in the summer or fall months. Most investors know it as '...
By Mike Burk - October 5, 2013
The good news is: Like the week before, last week, the secondaries outperformed the blue chips and there was no build up of new lows. Last week was just an extension of the week before. New highs continued to deteriorate while the...
Silver – QE4ever, POMO4ever, Nevermore4ever
By Michael Noonan - October 5, 2013
The central bankers have no rudder, adrift in a sea of fiat, taking everybody with them. Witness Cyprus and Greece being forced to walk the plank. Those who choose to stay on this Ship of Fools will suffer the same fate, even worse as...
Are Politicians Pushing Their Luck With The Stock Market?
The futures were tame this morning until the U.S. Treasury issued a statement warning of "a large, adverse, and persistent financial shock" if the U.S. were to default on its debt obligations. The ominous statement did little to break...
$100 Paper Silver Lions
By Jeffrey Lewis - October 4, 2013
Oddly, and thanks in part to the rise of the precious metals ETF's, large investment and banking institutions have continued to dispense with all manner of recommendation, analysis, and commentary.
End Of Grand Super Cycle in Sight (Mid-November 2013?)
By Brian Bloom - October 4, 2013
There is a rising probability that the problems facing the world's central banks will come to a head by mid-November 2013. Below is some background and explanation.
Rydex Ratio in the Danger Zone
By Carl Swenlin - October 4, 2013
The Rydex Ratio has reached a level where it is telling us that sentiment is too bullish, and that stock prices are vulnerable.
The Taper Talk
By Peter Schiff - October 3, 2013
Anyone who bought the media buzz about a September reduction of QE - called the "taper" - was very surprised when the Federal Reserve announced that stimulus would continue unabated. According the the official narrative, inflation is...
Volatile Times Ahead For Silver
By P. Radomski - October 3, 2013
On Wednesday, silver gained almost 2.7% and reached $22 as a weak dollar boosted commodities priced in the greenback. The US currency was under selling pressure as a U.S. government shutdown entered a second day with no end in sight....
Republicans: The Anti-Business Party
By Jeff Nielson - October 3, 2013
As a media entity for whom "subtlety" is generally a dirty word; Bloomberg can be remarkably indirect when tasked with delivering an unpalatable message about its Friends. After merely a few weeks of (manipulated) price-weakness in the...
The Smell Of Collapse Is In The Air (Part 3)
By GE Christenson - October 2, 2013
We live in a world of exploding debt, unsustainable deficit spending, Quantitative Easing, corrupt politicians, and "forever" wars that benefit the political and financial elite. We will need help to survive the collapse of failing...
Outer Limits of Monetary Policy and Inflation
The ISM has once again expanded. Policy is working, so please Dear Mr. Bernanke, begin to withdraw not only a token amount of Treasury bond asset buying in October; make a real statement for the 'organic' economy. Pull all T bond...

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A federal judge in Minnesota has tossed class-action and banking law claims in a suit alleging failure by an auto lender and GAP insurance administrator to. $9,000 down payment and financed $30,343.
HSBC said on Thursday that it has agreed to sell a train rolling. Eversholt is one of three main rail car companies in Britain, owning about 29 per cent of the country's rail fleet. It leases its 1.
Allstate Property and Casualty Insurance Co. vs. Terry Robinett. Thomas Byrd, mortgage foreclosure. Hill, Jon vs. city of Sarasota, other. HSBC Bank USA NA vs. Kristy Anderson, mortgage foreclosure.
The HSBC survey also learnt that people were not saving mainly because of the high cost of living. Retirement planning has been a major headache for many Singaporeans, who continue to rely on their Ce.
LONDON (Reuters) – Ping An Insurance (Group) Company of China has built up a 5 percent stake in HSBC (HSBA.L), it said in a regulatory filing on Wednesday, making it a 'significant investor' in Europe.
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The FTSE 100 index ticked higher on Monday as energy stocks tracked rising oil prices, while HSBC PLC (LON:HSBA. about the apparent positivity among car buyers during the month of July. After falli.
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The shiny Cadillac nearby indicated that it would be awarded to whoever made a hole-in-one during the HSBC Champions. if he had ever made an ace to win a car. The answer: Yes and no. "Unfortunately.
NEW YORK, June 6 (Thomson Reuters Accelus) – The U.S. Justice Department on Wednesday said it has chosen a former New York County prosecutor who is known for his innovative pursuit of criminals to pol.
It said the changes to the branch network were necessary as more than 90% of its customers now bought insurance online or over the phone. Just 23% of its customers visited a branch last year, while.
It also appears from Twitter reports some customers were unable to login to their online banking accounts. The Financial Conduct Authority said it would ensure HSBC did not leave people out of pocket.
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Whooping Cough Bacteria May Be Changing Their Ways In Australia : Shots - Health News Whooping cough has reappeared in the U.S. and other developed countries in recent years, despite widespread use of vaccines. Researchers in Australia offer a partial explanation: they say the vaccine isn't tailored to fight some of the most common strains of the bacteria.
Whooping Cough Bacteria May Be Changing Their Ways In Australia
March 23, 20122:26 PM ET
The red dots are Bordatella pertussis bacteria, the cause of whooping cough. CDC hide caption
The red dots are Bordatella pertussis bacteria, the cause of whooping cough.
Whooping cough has made a comeback lately, with big outbreaks in California and elsewhere.
One factor is spotty vaccination.
Now researchers in Australia think they've filled in another piece of the puzzle there.
They say the vaccine is better at targeting some strains of the bacterium responsible for whooping cough, Bordetella pertussis, and that's allowing other strains to flourish.
Now this this doesn't mean the vaccine is no longer effective, says microbiologist Ruiting Lan of the University of New South Wales, who oversaw the research. "It is still quite important to stop the transmission" by getting vaccinated, he tells Shots.
But in a study published this month in Infectious Disease, he says it looks like the whooping cough bacteria are changing.
Lan and his colleagues performed genetic tests of bacterial cultures, grown from samples taken to diagnose patients in clinics across Australia. His team was looking for bacteria with variants of two genes which Lan says make them "mismatched" to the vaccine.
Until 1997, the whooping cough vaccine included whole cells of pertussis bacteria. That provided robust immunity, but the side effects could be nasty.
Now the vaccine uses only a few select parts of the cell, from which your body learns to detect and fight off infection. But previous research has shown that in certain strains of whooping cough, those parts of the cell have genetic differences that the vaccine doesn't target. And since the new vaccine was introduced, those variants have become more common.
Australia is in the midst of a whooping cough epidemic, with 38,000 cases last year in a country of just 22 million people. Lan says before 2008, when the epidemic started, the variant strains appeared in 31 percent of the bacteria in diagnostic cultures. In samples from the current epidemic, that number jumped to 84 percent.
Lan says this is evidence of the bacteria responding to the vaccine, learning to evade it. But Tom Clark, an epidemiologist at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, says that's not necessarily true.
Clark points to several factors that could explain the change. Culture samples aren't used to diagnose whooping cough very often, he says, because newer techniques are faster. That means Lan's samples might not represent the whole spectrum of bacterial strains that are circulating.
And Clark says the genetic variants Lan studied are nothing new. "We've seen them in the U.S. for a long time," he says. But when the CDC has studied the effectiveness of the whooping cough vaccine, as it did in the 1990s and again in 2010, they've found that it's quite high.
Immunity is "98 percent or 100 percent within a year" of vaccination, Clark says.
But immunity does drop off over time. Both Clark and Lan say waning immunity is a problem in the adult population, many of whom were vaccinated decades ago. Whooping cough isn't a big deal for adults, but can be deadly to infants. Adults, including seniors, can get booster shots to reduce the risk that they'll pass the bacteria to children.
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Q: Could not add Object List in Jasper Report I have a Java DTO object designed like this:
Product
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|__ List<ClientDTO> clients

I give my DTO product to Jasper like this :
JRDataSource datasource= new JRBeanArrayDataSource(new Product[]{product});

With Jaspersoft studio, I can easily display the Field name but I can't find a method to display the client list.
I tried using the element List available in the palette but it requires a Dataset. Alright, I created a clientDataset. But how can I feed the clientDataset with my clients List?

A: 1) In the main report, create DataSet
2) From Palette, add a List Element the report
3) A window is opened, select your DataSet
4) Double click on the List element. In the DataSet menu, fill in "Use JRDataSource Expression" with new net.sf.jasperreports.engine.data.JRBeanCollectionDataSource($F{customers})
5) Go back to your DataSet setup to add the Fields
6) Double Click on the list and drag and drop the fields in it
That's it !
Source code generated :
<componentElement>
            <reportElement x="110" y="4" width="444" height="20" uuid="118abb83-369d-408b-a3bc-194b978d3fab"/>
            <jr:list xmlns:jr="http://jasperreports.sourceforge.net/jasperreports/components" xsi:schemaLocation="http://jasperreports.sourceforge.net/jasperreports/components http://jasperreports.sourceforge.net/xsd/components.xsd">
                <datasetRun subDataset="customersDataSet" uuid="ce33a9a6-0aaf-4df0-abb7-fc52b0553191">
                    <dataSourceExpression><![CDATA[new net.sf.jasperreports.engine.data.JRBeanCollectionDataSource($F{customers})]]></dataSourceExpression>
                </datasetRun>
                <jr:listContents height="20" width="444">
                    <textField>
                        <reportElement x="0" y="0" width="30" height="20" uuid="a65f7a8f-1530-4657-ac3d-a053ea18cb14"/>
                        <textFieldExpression><![CDATA[$F{civilite}]]></textFieldExpression>
                    </textField>
                    <textField>
                        <reportElement x="30" y="0" width="120" height="20" uuid="5f85470a-8c28-4550-aac8-e414ff64fe90"/>
                        <textFieldExpression><![CDATA[$F{firstName}]]></textFieldExpression>
                    </textField>
                    <textField>
                        <reportElement x="150" y="0" width="140" height="20" uuid="6a8c4e04-4278-4595-845f-67be590d9210"/>
                        <textFieldExpression><![CDATA[$F{lastName}]]></textFieldExpression>
                    </textField>
                </jr:listContents>
            </jr:list>
</componentElement>

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    <queryString>
        <![CDATA[]]>
    </queryString>
    <field name="civilite" class="java.lang.String"/>
    <field name="firstName" class="java.lang.String"/>
    <field name="lastName" class="java.lang.String"/>
</subDataset>

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Q: Sharepoint 2013 mangement shell gives access denied error when setting $spsite.FileNotFoundUrl attribute I want to set default error page in my site using this command.
 $spsite = Get-SPSite "siteurl"
 $spsite.FileNotFoundUrl = "pageurl"

But '$spsite.FileNotFoundUrl' gives access denied error. I am site administrator and in my site i have used FBA. This command is working fine for site which is not using FBA.Is this a FBA related issue.


CPAP supply programs help you deliver more services to your patients, provide optimum comfort and drive higher compliance, all while growing your revenue. With a CPAP supply program, patients can enjoy optimum therapy, the comfort of regularly replacing their supplies and the ease of doing business with you.
Set expectations at new patient setup. The best opportunity to set expectations is at the initial setup, where you can educate your newest patients on the importance of replacing supplies and increase chances for successful compliance.
Educate your patients. Take the time to talk to your patients about how replacing supplies improves the comfort and effectiveness of their therapy. Let them know manufacturers recommend regular replacement of their mask and accessories, and remind them of their insurance coverage and eligibility. To obtain the most recent Medicare replacement guideline, visit www.resmed.com/reimbursement.
Set expectations. Let patients know when you'll follow up with them and how often—even suggest they mark their calendars. Setting their expectations at setup is critical to the long-term success of your program.
These three components are critical to any successful CPAP supply program and can assist in every stage of a patient's therapy cycle.
Efficient organization and management of patient records is a critical step to building a successful program. Maintain comprehensive profiles on each patient including contact information, original prescription information, when and how to contact them, a complete order history and insurance coverage/eligibility.
Patient profile and insurance information should be verified and updated at every patient touch-point.
Ask each patient when and how they prefer to be contacted.
Reports should be readily available and easily generated so you know which patients are eligible for supplies.
Maintain a master list of your insurance providers' reimbursement schedules.
Different patients have different needs so it's helpful to include multiple ways to contact them – from email and direct mail, to assigning staff for dedicated phone support. Be sure to ask each patient what days and times they prefer to be contacted to get the best results*.
Dedicated resources should be assigned to this important task.
Calls should revolve around the patient's schedule, which is usually different than normal business hours.
Verify patient insurance coverage and eligibility for efficient order processing and payment; electronic verification offers the highest return.
Call logs (outbound logs at the very least) should be maintained.
Order fulfillment is an important part of patient satisfaction and can be the biggest burden on profitability. Consider using drop-ship programs, which improve operational efficiencies and reduce costs by offering hassle-free fulfillment.
Minimize double data entry through electronic data interchange.
Maximize your shipments by aggregating your supplies into as few shipments as possible.
Minimize your inventory. Consider stocking and shipping mask components vs. also stocking complete mask systems.
Order only what you need, as you need it. Consider just-in-time (JIT) inventory systems.
How do you reach patients that are established on CPAP and are due for supply replacement? ResMed can help identify ways to get these patients back into a replacement cycle and start generating even more revenue for your business.
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you can install clicking here, a FireFox extension will be available soon.
the extension will extract metadata (to get us insight on facebook algorithm) and data ( to enable user to understand the effect, and enable researcher in analyzing how information spread online).
only what is shared with the public [ ] is considered by the experiment, see the Privacy Statement.
once the HTML snippet is collected, multiple small tasks extract the meaning from it If you want, for example, implement an image analysis on public posts, you can do it. If you follow some rules, you can extend the public database with your results, so others can operate on top of it and extend visualisation. check the specifics.
feel free to remove TamperMonkey and the previous extension. Thank You for your support. The insight we get has been necessary to reach this stage of maturity.
Note: the database of the alpha has been deleted from tracking.exposed server and there are no backup: decision has been took because was pointless preserve data with an uncertain privacy model.
Language and word based parsers are awful, but sometime are necessary. This require an infrastructure replanning, because the languages in the world are many and do not exists only English.
Four talks has been done on this subject, helping us to reach 95 users in this phase.
Why the parsing can't be client side?


The Bear sits down with host John Siuntres and takes questions from fans, regarding his works. In this first part of the Rucka Debrief , you'll get writing tips from greg, information about the upcomming Checkmate/Outsiders Crossover from DC comics , details on the future plans for greg's British spy series from Oni Press Queen and Country, and upcoming Rucka novels... You'll hear Greg's thoughts on what should and shouldn't be done with Wonder Woman,and more on the wrap up of DC's weekly series "52", and the consequences of "World War 3". NOTE: This conversation took place in late March, before DC announced the new plan of Gail Simone taking over Wonder Woman, and Greg's comments should not reflect on Gail's plans for the Amazon Hero.


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India named squad for T20 World Cup 2022, Australia, South Africa T20Is
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India on Monday announced their 15-member squad for the upcoming ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2022, with fit-again Jasprit Bumrah and Harshal Patel, making their comeback. India's squad for the World Cup in Australia is largely along expected lines and ...
Bumrah, Harshal Patel set to return in India squad for T20 World Cup 2022
The right-arm pace duo of Jasprit Bumrah and Harshal Patel, who missed the 2022 Asia Cup in the UAE due to injuries, are all set to make a return for India's campaign in the T20 World Cup campaign in October-November. ...
Aaron Finch announced retirement from ODI cricket ahead of T20 World Cup 2022
Australian limited-overs captain Aaron Finch announced his unexpected retirement from one-day cricket Saturday after a lean run with the bat, saying it was time to hand over the baton. The 35-year-old will play his 146th and final ODI on Sunday ...
Sri Lanka thrashed Pakistan by 5 wickets ahead of 2022 Asia Cup final
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Sri Lanka produced a clinical all-round performance to beat Pakistan by five wickets in a Super Four match of the ongoing Asia Cup 2022 at Dubai International Cricket Stadium, here on Friday. Spinners Wanindu Hasaranga (3/21) and Maheesh Theekshana's (2/21) ...
Asia Cup 2022: Pakistan beat Afghanistan in final over by 1 wicket to reach final
Pakistan held their nerves to beat Afghanistan by 1 wicket in a Super Four match to reach the final of the Asia Cup 2022 and knock India out of the tournament at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium, here on Wednesday. After ...
Asia Cup 2022: India suffer 6 wickets lose against Sri Lanka in Super 4s match
Sri Lanka produced a clinical performance to beat India by six wickets in a Super Four match of the ongoing Asia Cup 2022 at Dubai International Cricket Stadium, here on Tuesday. It was the second consecutive loss for India and ...
IND v PAK 2022 Asia Cup: Rizwan, Nawaz guide Pakistan win Super-4 match by 5 wickets
For the second time in a week, an India-Pakistan match went down the wire. For the second time in Asia Cup 2022, the result of an India-Pakistan match came in the final over. But this time, critical knocks from Mohammad ...
Bangladesh: Mushfiqur Rahim retires from T20 International cricket
Veteran Bangladesh wicketkeeper-batter Mushfiqur Rahim on Sunday announced his retirement from T20I cricket, saying he was doing so to prolong his Test and One-day International career and also looking at possibilities to play in the various franchise T20 leagues across ...
Asia Cup 2022: Sri Lanka knockout Bangladesh from the tournament
Powerful innings by Kusal Mendis and skipper Dasun Shanaka helped Sri Lanka pull off a thrilling two-wicket win over Bangladesh to make the Asia Cup Super Four stage on Thursday. Chasing 184 for victory in a winner-takes-all game, Sri Lanka ...
Asia Cup 2022: Afghanistan thrashed Bangladesh by 7 wickets to qualify for super 4s
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A disciplined bowling performance followed by a clinical batting effort helped Afghanistan thrash Bangladesh by seven wickets in a Group B match and qualify for the Super Fours of the Asia Cup 2022 at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium, here on ...
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Insurance firms scrambled for buyers of Voluntary Health Insurance Scheme plans as sales started yesterday.
At least four were hosting press briefings to introduce plans, but people were being reminded coverage could vary.
Government officials hope up to 1.5 million people will buy insurance over the next three years.
Details of the scheme were revealed on Friday, with the premium for standard plans an average HK$4,000 annually against an earlier estimate of HK$4,800.
Secretary for Food and Health Sophia Chan Siu-chee has said the drop in the average premium was due to competition, with 25 insurers chasing customers.
The 25 -with 86 percent of existing market coverage - are offering 38 plans. These include 25 standard plans, which offer basic protection such as a maximum claim of HK$750 for a hospital room and food per day, and 13 "flexi plans" with higher benefit limits and broader coverage.
Selina Lau Pui-ling, communications and committee general manager of the Hong Kong Federation of Insurers, said the coverage of standard plans is 90 percent similar among service providers, but some offer payments for death and funeral costs.
On flexi plans, which provide more coverage and higher claim amounts, Lau said people should do some research and compare prices before settling on a company for a plan.
"For people who have already purchased medical insurance, they can also choose to switch plans to ones under the scheme to enjoy a tax deduction," Lau said.
A person joining the scheme qualifies for a tax deduction of up to HK$8,000 a year.
Wilton Kee Wing-tao, chief product officer for individual financial plans at Manulife, said his company offers one of the cheapest standard plans among large insurers.
"I believe we'll appeal to customers as under the scheme the pricing between different companies is listed in a transparent manner," he said. "That makes comparison very easy."
On increases in future, Kee said any adjustment would be subject to Manulife's claims experience and medical costs. In any event, he added, it would not be hiked because of the state of someone's health.
But Tim Pang Hung-cheung, an organizer for the Society for Community Organization, said medical costs in the private market have risen significantly.
Some private hospitals have boosted prices by up to 60 percent, he said, but the insured amount has not been adjusted.
"It wouldn't help even if the premium is cheap because the insured amount does not cover much of the hospital fees," he said. "So people living in poverty cannot benefit."


Male who are sexually active have limited options when it comes to controlling their fertility these options include vasectomy, condom and coitus interruptus.
The condom is cumbersome, coitus interruptus is not reliable while vasectomy needs another surgery to reverse.
Every now and then, headlines appear suggesting a new male contraceptive is around the corner. Yet none ever materialized.
A new male birth control pill passed the test for safety and tolerability when used by healthy men daily for 30 days period.
The study results which was presented at the Endocrine Society's annual meeting in New Orleans. indicate that 11-beta-methyl-19-nortestosterone dodecylcarbonate or 11-beta-MNTDC male oral contraceptive decreased sperm production while preserving libido.
The experimental male oral contraceptive is a modified testosterone that has the combined actions of a male hormone (androgen) and progesterone.
While the pill for men certainly is not coming to the pharmacy anytime soon, there is a reason for hope as several promising products are making their way through clinical trials.
1) A topical gel that is effective in blocking sperm production.
It is essential to understand why discoveries in this arena have been lacking for so long.
Women, by contrast, produce one or two eggs a month. Shutting down the male system while keeping men healthy is a daunting task.
Also, the need for female contraceptives has been greater historically because pregnancy and childbirth can be dangerous, even life-threatening.
Male contraceptives also need to be safe and effective as the options available to women.
Given the culture, traditions, and myth in a country like Nigeria, it will be difficult for the acceptability of male contraceptives.


often on the same page without missing a comedic beat" (Fantagraphics).
CONVERSATION: WHAT IS "FUNNY", ANYWAY?
A Comics Conversation with Cartoonists Nicolas Mahler (Vienna) and Mark Newgarden (NYC). Moderated by Mark David Nevins.
Over the last several years, comics and graphic novels have hit "the mainstream" — not just in Hollywood (which currently has a fascination with superheroes) but among the intellectual set as well. University presses are publishing monographs on classic and avant-garde cartoonists; THE NEW YORK TIMES runs a long-form comics narrative in its weekly Magazine; and graphic novels have gained credibility on the college campus and in the hipster coffee shop.
The Austrian Cultural Forum is pleased to present an evening of conversation with two of comics' rising "alternative" cartoonists, Nicolas Mahler and Mark Newgarden. While the work of these two artists is visually quite different, they share a similar bizarre sense of humor, an ability to capture (and lampoon) the absurd nuances of daily life, and a comics style that often humorously captures what all of us think but don't dare say.
Join us for a lively and visually rich conversation with Nicolas and Mark, in which we will explore how comics work, the marketplaces for graphic humor, where these cartoonists get their ideas, and, yes, the answer to that eternal question, "What is 'Funny'?"
30 books which have been published in various languages around the world. His primary publishers include L'Association (France), Top Shelf (U.S.), La Pasteque (Canada), Edition Moderne (Switzerland) , and Reprodukt (Germany). In 2006 and 2008 he won the "Max und Moritz Award" for best German-language comic. His comic series FLASCHKO has been adapted as a series of animated shorts, and his book KRATCHOVIL was turned into a puppet show by a Swiss troupe, and is currently touring Switzerland, Austria, and France.
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It's taken a while to get to 51Weeks. The Vuylstekes have operated a wine consulting business, Farm to Cork, for over 10 years and discussed introducing their own wines for eons. Nancy explains, "51Weeks is the natural evolution of many years of hard work in the wine industry. It's also the direct effect of a really crazy period…there was a series of life-altering events that tested our sanity. Imagine the best and worst in life, all in a mere 51-week period. From the utter chaos we found great clarity and made the decision to move forward in a meaningful way."
It is the underlying message of perseverance that is the foundation for the 51Weeks venture. While this message is very personal to Matt and Nancy, it is also universal; doesn't everyone have their own '51Weeks' at some point? And with that, the unconventional name of 51Weeks was coined.
Portland native Matt Vuylsteke is the chief winemaker at 51Weeks and Farm to Cork. It may have been inevitable that winemaking found it's way into Matt's heart; after all, it is literally in his blood. Back in the early 1900's, his great-grandfather was a winemaker in Bordeaux. His Aunt and Uncle also founded one of Oregon's oldest wineries. Matt's first harvest dates back to 1997 when he had the privilege of learning the craft from the legendary Barney Watson at Tyee. Matt graduated with a B.S. in Fermentation Science and Chemistry from OSU then went on to work with esteemed wineries in Oregon and Washington. Not one to remain idle, Matt decided to expand his scope of experience and transitioned to the supply side of the wine industry. Here he was able to hone his expertise in filtration, processing, and sales while he concurrently completed his MBA degree and starting a consulting company.
Nancy has learned about winemaking hands-on over many years from her husband via osmosis. She has always been obsessed with flavor, which led her to pursue a B.S. in Nutrition & Foods from OSU. She spent 13 years working within product/culinary development and marketing for NW food companies. A perpetual learner, Nancy completed select professional culinary courses and her MBA while working full time. Most recently, her focus has shifted to the development of her beloved 51Weeks.
Much has happened in the many years since Matt and Nancy met in WA wine country, yet they remain committed to each other and a shared vision. They would tell you that hands-down, their greatest adventure to date is that of parenthood to Irish twins. Yet another piece to the larger story, their Irish twins just happen to be exactly 51 weeks apart in age.
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The Illinois Corn Growers Association proudly worked with U.S. Senator Tammy Duckworth, providing feedback on what the Illinois ethanol industry and Illinois corn farmers needed most from Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator nominee Andrew Wheeler.
Wheeler's Senate confirmation hearing was held yesterday, January 16.
Using her allotted time for questioning, Duckworth pressed Wheeler on the importance of protecting the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) and ending the hardship waivers granted by the EPA in 2018.


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Casting: Steven Spielberg Finds His 'B.F.G,' Lily James Joins Lone Scherfig's 'Their Finest Hour And A Half' And More
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Steven Spielberg is gearing up his adaptation of Roald Dahl's "B.F.G.," and he's found his leading man for the titular role. Actor Mark Rylance, mostly known for his stage work, has landed the gig for a story about "a young girl, the Queen of England and a benevolent giant known as the BFG. The three set out on an adventure to capture the evil, man-eating giants who have been invading the human world." Production will begin next year with a release date slated for July 1, 2016. [Deadline]
Oliver Platt and Molly Parker have joined Jamie Dornan, Aaron Paul and Sarah Gadon for Alexandre Aja's "The 9th Life of Louis Drax." Cameras are now rolling on the Max Minghella penned movie about "the titular character who suffers a near-fatal fall on his 9th birthday. Dornan will portray a doctor caring for the boy who is drawn into a mystery, testing the boundaries of fantasy and reality." [Variety]
Sebastian Stan will hang with Meryl Streep, Kevin Kline and Rick Springfield in the Diablo Cody penned "Ricki And The Flash." The Jonathan Demme directed movie will follow a rock 'n' roll-loving woman who chases her dreams at the cost of her family but gets a chance to put things right. [Deadline]
Damian Lewis will still star opposite Paul Giamatti in Showtime's "Billions." The show "explores the world of high finance by following the approaching collision between two titanic figures —the hard charging, whip-smart U.S. Attorney Chuck Rhodes (Giamatti), and the brilliant, ambitious hedge fund king, Bobby "Axe" Axelrod (Lewis)." Neil Burger ("Divergent," "Limitless") will direct the pilot. [EW]
Lone Scherfig ("An Education," "The Riot Club") is mounting a new picture, "Their Finest Hour And A Half," and has landed her leads. Lily James and Sam Claflin will star in a movie which "follows the misadventures of a British movie crew trying to make a patriotic film to boost morale after the Blitz during World War II." Filming will begin next summer. [Deadline]
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The circuit Reims-Gueux was a Grand Prix motor racing road course, located in Gueux, 7.5 km west of Reims in the Champagne region of north-eastern France, established in 1926 as the second venue of the Grand Prix de la Marne. The triangular layout of public roads formed three sectors between the villages of Thillois and Gueux over the La Garenne / Gueux intersection of Route nationale 31. The circuit became known to be among the fastest of the era for its two long straights (approximately 2.2 km in length each) allowing maximum straight-line speed, resulting in many famous slipstream battles.
Motor racing started in 1926 with the second Grand Prix de la Marne, relocating the race from the square-shaped 22 km Circuit de Beine-Nauroy east of Reims to Reims-Gueux, west of Reims. The original 7.816 km circuit placed the start/finish line on road D27, approximately 1.6 km east of the Gueux village center, where it would remain for the duration of the circuit. Gradual improvements in track width to a few sections including the Garenne-Gueux / Thillois corners prior to the 1932 Grand Prix de France contributed to a new published circuit length of 7.826 km after which the circuit remained essentially the same until 1937.
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The Superstar Artist of The Wicked + The Divine Soars into Deep Space With The Killing Horizon
Artist Jamie McKelvie opens up about separating pleasure from profit and moving from fantasy magic to space opera.
Ta-Nehisi Coates' New Novel Crafts a Fresh Mythology from Slavery, Sci-Fi, and Hip-Hop
The Water Dancer, set in the antebellum American South, represents the end of a decade-long journey for Coates.
The Wicked & The Divine's Creators Look Back at 5 Years of Excellence and Exhaustion
One of the decade's best comics series came to an end earlier this month, and the team behind it have a lot of thoughts about saying goodbye.
14 Years Ago, Matador Painted a Surprising Serial Killer Story in a Rainbow of Colour
Matador seems like a straightforward thriller at first, but it cleverly deconstructs the component parts of the everyday and seeds a wealth of hints in its panels.
Neil Gaiman and the Cast of American Gods Talk About Belief, Happy Endings, and Going to War
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Jordan Peele Reflects on the Cultural Relevancy of Us, The Twilight Zone, and Candyman
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Dakota North Became a Marvel Comics Cult Classic Because it Put Style Above Everything Else
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Once you finish this book, then you'll have heard them all. She has a chandelier show-stopping moment. For such women, the construction of relationships served as a substitute for the literary, artistic or scientific enterprise. In her title, Lapierre borrows the phrase Stevenson and his wife used to describe their relationship. It's not exactly hot, but it's not unacceptably un-hot, either, which is more than one can say for most of the internet. She plays young Fanny with goo-goo eyes, sweet voice and hovering melancholy. It jigs on a plain design: According to Lapierre, Fanny was no such thing. Osborne, with whom she had three children, proved to be an unrepentant womanizer. Rosalind Steele is winning as the goody-goody whore who keeps missing the point of the filthy giggles. After he finally died in Samoa, Fanny moved back to San Francisco, where she met and lived with a man almost four decades her junior. There's a half-hearted sermon that closes the book; it reads, in part, "If I have painted Vice in all its gayest colours Emotion, domesticity, or reproduction was their pen and paper. A Romance of Destiny" is a narrative account that resembles a Harlequin romance novel. When she died at 73, he married her year-old daughter Belle. With a sour 21st-century perspective. It's hotter than Moll Flanders, to which it's clearly somewhat of a response - although that's not saying much, as Moll Flanders is emphatically unsexy. Unfortunately, readers will find little in the factual record to support this view. Sex and Lies Before Videotape: I have, startling as it might seem, talked to upwards of several women, and they've assured me that neither of the above things are even a tiny bit accurate for any man other than me. Given the facts of this life, Lapierre presumably had some impressive material to work with. What wonderful grist this could have provided for a biographer's analytical mill! And Cleland was only in his 20s when he wrote this, which makes it again, allowing also for the era at least slightly less creepy than if he was It still throws me out of the narrative such as it is occasionally - particularly when he falls into one of the tropes that dudes writing porn have submitted to since see above: The book's initial sections follow Fanny as leaves her native Indiana to travel around the Isthmus of Panama. Gwyneth Keyworth, who graduated from Rada only last year but is already established as a telly actress in Misfits, is delectable. She was also angered and frustrated by Stevenson's support of native Samoans in their struggles against European colonizers.
The cast of six group together for set pieces, most memorably the one that has them — clad in plumes and scooped bodices and breeches — capering in time as they trot and gallop, rise and fall, having sex while seeming to be having a team game. Lip-smacking, squelchy licentiousness is to the fore. Unfortunately, readers will find little in the factual record to support this view. With a sour 21st-century perspective. Gwyneth Keyworth, who graduated from Rada only last year but is already established as a telly actress in Misfits, is delectable. She has a chandelier show-stopping moment. Because of traditional gender roles, the woman who acted as muse to her husband or lover's creativity often had limited opportunity of her own to write, paint or invent. According to Lapierre, it was Fanny's ministrations that kept Stevenson alive--and writing--for 20 years. She eventually became a rival for the affections of her ailing stepfather and then actually married Fanny's last companion. After several attempts at reconciliation, Fanny took her children and went to Paris. Share via Email Gripping stuff:
Her book on Fanny Stevenson--a bestseller in its original French--was inspired by the tendency of Robert Louis Stevenson's biographers to treat his wife as little more than a malicious, meddling harridan. Indeed, if Lapierre had given the reader more history and less romance, she might have succeeded in bringing Fanny Stevenson to life. This provides the biography's only literary relief. There's a half-hearted sermon that closes the book; it reads, in part, "If I have painted Vice in all its gayest colours They are the sad ones. I have, startling as it might seem, talked to upwards of several women, and they've assured me that neither of the above things are even a tiny bit accurate for any man other than me. Helen Maybanks Excellent. I'll give you a slightly spoiler-y taste. Suzanne Gordon Suzanne Gordon, once an aspirant to a license es lettres, is the author of "Prisoners of Men's Dreams" and is working on a book about nursing In recent years, writing about women who are known largely because of their famous husbands or lovers has become a burgeoning field. Fanny is exhilaratingly in charge of the narrative, and Quentin, with beauty spot, rumpled skirt and giant hair, gets the mixture of raunch and disappointment just right. French author Alexandra Lapierre clearly wants to join the company of the distinguished biographers who have rescued other mates of "great men" from invisibility or ignominy. For good reason, this technique is controversial when used by authors like Bob Woodward and Joe McGinnes in a book about figures who are alive. She eventually divorced her first husband although Osborne tried to prevent it , married the tubercular writer and moved with him to his native Scotland. Because of traditional gender roles, the woman who acted as muse to her husband or lover's creativity often had limited opportunity of her own to write, paint or invent. Apart from their courtship, Lapierre's account of their lives doesn't suggest much of a romance. The way Lapierre puts words in the mouths of people who have been dead for almost a century has even less credibility. Sex and Lies Before Videotape: See if you think you can handle the following two things: Share via Email Gripping stuff: Gwyneth Keyworth, who graduated from Rada only last year but is already established as a telly actress in Misfits, is delectable. There are no nasty repercussions; things turn out quite well for her. At the end of his life, Fanny's daughter became Stevenson's secretary and, far from welcoming Belle's help, Fanny was desperately jealous of the relationship. And Cleland was only in his 20s when he wrote this, which makes it again, allowing also for the era at least slightly less creepy than if he was A more skilled biographer also would certainly have explored and better explained Fanny's complex relationship to her daughter. Jane Smiley claims that shame was an obsession in the salacious 18th century; well, then, this book stands, possibly alone, above it.
She tried to become a painter and then, in , she met and fell in love with Robert Louis Stevenson, who was then in his late 20s. Osborne, with whom she had three children, proved to be an unrepentant womanizer. In her title, Lapierre borrows the phrase Stevenson and his wife used to describe their relationship. I'll give you a slightly spoiler-y taste. Quite the opposite. See if you think you can handle the following two things: The cast of six group together for set pieces, most memorably the one that has them — clad in plumes and scooped bodices and breeches — capering in time as they trot and gallop, rise and fall, having sex while seeming to be having a team game. This provides the biography's only literary relief. Robert Louis Stevenson was, of course, a wonderful writer. Soon, however, to be on float again! The book abounds with passages like the following about one of Fanny's encounters with her first husband: For good reason, this technique is controversial when used by authors like Bob Woodward and Joe McGinnes in a book about figures who are alive. One wishes that Lapierre had simply collected their letters and allowed them to speak for themselves. Peculiarly, I said. It jigs on a plain design: Occasionally Lapierre does rely on her subjects' correspondence or diary entries. Written more like a romance novel than a serious biography, "Fanny Stevenson: We listen to Fanny arguing with her first husband, berating her daughter and admonishing Stevenson himself. She has a chandelier show-stopping moment. She plays young Fanny with goo-goo eyes, sweet voice and hovering melancholy. According to Lapierre, Fanny was no such thing.
She breathed in the special softness of this place, of Sam's flesh, the wonderfully silky, warm skin, the regular pulsing of blood in the veins, the leather and honey of his tobacco, Sam's special smell. I have, startling as it might seem, talked to upwards of several women, and they've assured me that neither of the above things are even a tiny bit accurate for any man other than me. They traveled to Hawaii and then to Samoa. She eventually divorced her first husband although Osborne tried to prevent it , married the tubercular writer and moved with him to his native Scotland. Belle Strong--nee Osborne--seems to have idealized the father her mother came to abhor. Historians and biographers thus owe them at least a portion of the attention they have devoted to their mates. Indeed, if Lapierre had given the reader more history and less romance, she might have succeeded in bringing Fanny Stevenson to life. Unfortunately, readers will find little in the factual record to support this view. And as porn goes, it's There are no nasty repercussions; things turn out quite well for her. For good reason, this technique is controversial when used by authors like Bob Woodward and Joe McGinnes in a book about figures who are alive. It's hotter than Moll Flanders, to which it's clearly somewhat of a response - although that's not saying much, as Moll Flanders is emphatically unsexy. Fanny was 11 years older than Stevenson. Gwyneth Keyworth, who graduated from Rada only last year but is already established as a telly actress in Misfits, is delectable. After several attempts at reconciliation, Fanny took her children and went to Paris. One girl is threatened by the pox; another explains how, when she fell pregnant by a punter, she did not know how to support her baby and dropped it in a river. They are the sad ones. She eventually became a rival for the affections of her ailing stepfather and then actually married Fanny's last companion. In her title, Lapierre borrows the phrase Stevenson and his wife used to describe their relationship. It can be fairly entertaining, at least; I highlighted the euphemism "red-headed champion," which is legitimately funny. The way Lapierre puts words in the mouths of people who have been dead for almost a century has even less credibility.
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Q: How to fix 'Error in x[which(data$Status == 1), ] : incorrect number of dimensions' in R? I want to perform logistic regression with genetic algorithm for variable selection with stratified 5 fold cross validation. I run my r script, but i got this error: Error in x[which(data$Status == 1), ] : incorrect number of dimensions. How can I fix this error?
My data consist of dependent variable with 2 classes and 6 independent variable.
#DATA
Status = sample(c(1,0), 50, replace = TRUE)
col1 = sample(c(0,1), 50, replace = TRUE)
col2 = sample(c(0,1), 50, replace = TRUE)
col3 = sample(c(0,1), 50, replace = TRUE)
col4 = sample(c(0,1), 50, replace = TRUE)
col5 = sample(c(0,1), 50, replace = TRUE)
col6 = sample(31:80)
data <- data.frame(Status, col1, col2, col3, col4, col5, col6)

#CONVERT TO FACTOR
for(k in 1:6) {
  data[, k] <- as.factor(data[, k])
}

I change my data type with as.factor
#Randomly shuffle the data
data<-data[sample(nrow(data)),]
datax=data[,2:7]
datay=data[,1]
datay0=data[which(data$Status==1),]
datay0=datay0[,1]
datay1=data[which(data$Status==0),]
datay1=datay1[,1]
n0=length(datay0)
n1=length(datay1)
#Create 5 equally size folds
folds0 <- cut(seq(1,length(datay0)),breaks=5,labels=FALSE)
folds1 <- cut(seq(1,length(datay1)),breaks=5,labels=FALSE)

library(caret)
#Perform 5 fold cross validation
fitness <- function(string)
  {
  inc <- which(string==1)
  x <- datax[,inc]
  datax0=x[which(data$Status==1),]
  datax1=x[which(data$Status==0),]
  akurasi<- rep(0,5)
  sensi<- rep(0,5)
  speci<-rep(0,5)
  auc<- rep(0,5)
  for(i in 1:5){
    #Segement your data by fold using the which() function
    testIndexes0 <- which(folds0==i,arr.ind=TRUE)
    testIndexes1 <- which(folds1==i,arr.ind=TRUE)
    trainx0 <- datax0[-testIndexes0, ]
    trainx1 <- datax1[-testIndexes1, ]
    trainy0 <- datay0[-testIndexes0]
    trainy1 <- datay1[-testIndexes1]
    testx0 <- datax0[testIndexes0, ]
    testx1 <- datax1[testIndexes1, ]
    testy0 <- datay0[testIndexes0]
    testy1 <- datay1[testIndexes1]
    if(ncol(x)==1){
      xtrain <- data.frame(c(trainx0,trainx1)-1)
      colnames(xtrain) = "x"
      xtest <- data.frame(c(testx0,testx1)-1)
      colnames(xtest) = "x"
    } else {
      xtrain <- rbind(trainx0,trainx1)
      xtest <- rbind(testx0,testx1)
    }
    ytrain <- c(trainy0, trainy1)-1
    ytest <- c(testy0,testy1)-1
    #Use the test and train data partitions however you desire...
    b <- data.frame(cbind(ytrain,xtrain))
    model <- glm(as.factor(ytrain)~.,data=b, family=binomial(link='logit'))
    predtest=as.factor(ifelse(predict(model,xtest,type='response')>0.5,1,0))
    cm <- confusionMatrix(predtest, as.factor(ytest))
    akurasi[i] <- cm$overall['Accuracy']
    sensi[i] <- cm$byClass['Sensitivity']
    speci[i] <- cm$byClass['Specificity']
    auc[i] <- 0.5*(sensi[i]+speci[i])
  }
  mean.auc=mean(auc)
  return(mean.auc)
  }
library(GA)
gaControl("binary" = list(selection = "ga_rwSelection"))
GA_REGLOG <- ga("binary", fitness = fitness, nBits = ncol(datax),
                  names = colnames(datax),
                  selection = gaControl("binary")$selection,
                  popSize = 100, pcrossover = 0.8, pmutation = 0.1, maxFitness = 1)

I think, there is problem here
datax0=x[which(data$Status==1),]
datax1=x[which(data$Status==0),]


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Detroit Lions OC Darrell Bevell: 'We'll always be about running the football'
Dave Birkett
He's not exactly the last of the dinosaurs, but Darrell Bevell is a bit of a relic among offensive coordinators.
While the spread offense has infiltrated the NFL and wunderkind coaches like Sean McVay and his pass-happy disciples have taken over the league, Bevell is still holding true to his old-school philosophies.
"We'll always be about running the football," Bevell, the Lions' new offensive coordinator, said Tuesday in his first interview since he was hired in January. "We want to be a tough, hard-nosed, physical football team. We want to be able to exert our will on our opponents."
Bevell's ideology – his other tenets are protecting the football and being explosive in the passing game – is rooted in his days as a player at Wisconsin, where his game-management skills as a quarterback helped Barry Alvarez raise a moribund Badgers program.
More:Why Lions' new OC is built to win: 'This is frickin' Darrell Bevell'
But after spending 12 years calling plays in the NFL, first for the Minnesota Vikings and then the Seattle Seahawks, Bevell said there are advantages to his style, too
While teams are tripping over themselves to counter McVay's high-flying Rams offense by stockpiling smaller, quicker defenders in an effort to get more speed on the field, Bevell's bigger-is-better approach should, in theory, be a nightmare for those same teams to match up against.
"It is different for the opponent," Bevell said. "If you're playing the Rams and the Chiefs and those teams week in and week out, they're defending the same thing. All of a sudden you play us, there's going to be different things to defend and they have to decide how they want to do it, if they're going to have to personnel it different. I think it kind of gives you a little bit of an edge that way."
More:How Lions hired Darrell Bevell after Orlando 'secret interview'
The Lions have been late to the proverbial party when it comes to their offensive and defensive philosophies for much of the last two decades, trying the West coast offense and Tampa 2 defense, for instance, after the league had already adjusted to teams who ran the same systems with better personnel.
Under second-year coach Matt Patricia, and with Bevell now in place as coordinator, they're trying more of a zig-when-they-zag approach.
"I think the game has changed a lot. Even since I've been in the NFL whatever, 18, 19 years, I've seen it change," Bevell said. "But it kind of is cyclical. It kind of always comes back. And I don't think necessarily there's any negative in pushing against the grain sometimes. Everybody starts doing one thing and then they kind of all get good at either running it or defending it, and sometimes being the one that's different (is good).
"Like go way back to, I remember in high school, you got some passing teams, then you play the team that runs the Wing T and new rules, new teaching, everybody has to learn how to defend that. So we're just playing normal football, but we want to be tough, we want to be hard-nosed, we want to dictate the game."
As Seahawks offensive coordinator from 2011-17, where he won one Super Bowl and helped Seattle reach another championship game, Bevell oversaw offenses that ranked in the top 10 in rushing in four times.
With the Vikings from 2006-10, Bevell's had three top-10 rushing offenses, including the league's best ground game in 2007.
And while he talked of having a strong rushing attack Tuesday, Bevell also promised plenty of modern features in a Lions offense that ranked 24th in total offense and 25th in points scored last year.
He said he wants to "play quickly," control the tempo and make defenses adjust to his ever-changing personnel groupings. Tight ends coach Chris White said Bevell's offense will attack coverages "a little bit different from what I've been used to" with its bevy of formations and motions and shifts. And Bevell stressed the need to tailor his offense to his players' strengths, specifically quarterback Matthew Stafford.
"It's not how he's going to fit into my offense, it's going to be us finding what he does best, what each and every player does best, and try to accentuate their positives," Bevell said. "So it's not going to look exactly the same as it did in Seattle cause we've got different players."
With most of the offseason in the books – the Lions have three organized team activity practices left this week, three days of mandatory minicamp next week and break for the summer on June 13 - Bevell still is in the middle of that feeling-out process with his players.
He said "guys have been really receptive" to the new offense so far, and that he's being careful not to overload them with information at this point of the spring.
"We're still in the phase right now where we're trying to find ourselves, what we're going to be as an offense," Bevell said. "Find who the guys are, how we're going to use them, what's going to best fit us. So we're throwing a lot at them right now just to be able to see the skill sets of all the guys, how the react to things, how they read, how they react, what their experience levels are, and then of those things, what do they do really well. And then once they do that, we'll be able to kind of whittle it back down to some core concepts and be able to go to battle with some of those things."
Contact Dave Birkett at dbirkett@freepress.com. Follow him on Twitter @davebirkett. Read more on the Detroit Lions and sign up for our Lions newsletter.


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Google goes down for 5 minutes, Internet traffic drops 40%
Google suffered an outage affecting all of its services on Friday night, causing global Web traffic to plummet.
Joe Svetlik
Joe Svetlik Reporter
Joe has been writing about consumer tech for nearly seven years now, but his liking for all things shiny goes back to the Gameboy he received aged eight (and that he still plays on at family gatherings, much to the annoyance of his parents). His pride and joy is an Infocus projector, whose 80-inch picture elevates movie nights to a whole new level.
Google suffered an outage late on Friday night, though you might not have noticed -- it only went down for five minutes. During that brief window, Internet traffic around the world dropped by a massive 40 per cent, according to Web analytics firm GoSquared, Sky News Online reports.
All Google's services were unavailable for those five minutes, including Google Search, YouTube, and Google Drive.
Commenting on the 40 per cent drop in Web traffic, GoSquared developer Simon Tabor said, "That's huge. As Internet users, our reliance on Google.com being up is huge."
Google's Apps Dashboard showed all its services were hit by the outage. But the company wouldn't be drawn on what caused it.
"We're aware of a problem with Gmail affecting a significant subset of users," a note on the Apps Dashboard read. "The affected users are able to access Gmail, but are seeing error messages and/or other unexpected behaviour."
A later message read: "Between 15:51 and 15:52 PDT, 50 per cent to 70 per cent of requests to Google received errors; service was mostly restored one minute later, and entirely restored after four minutes." (That would've been just before midnight Friday night UK time.)
When contacted by Sky News Online, a Google spokesperson said they had no comment beyond the Dashboard message.
Phil Dearson, head of strategy for ad agency Tribal Worldwide, estimated the blackout had cost Google around £330,000. He said it was a "massive surprise" for all of Google's services to go down at once.
But it's not the first time it's happened. Google suffered a similar blackout in 2009. And just a few months ago, Google Drive went down.
Still, that 40 per cent stat is a bit alarming. Are we too reliant on Google now? Did you suffer from the outage? How can we make Google less vital to our lives? Let me know in the comments, or on our Facebook page.


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Seinfeld, Big Data and Measuring the Internet's Emotional Landscape
by Aleszu Bajak
Tom's Restaurant is a Seinfeld icon. Could the show give us insight into the Internet's emotional landscape? Photo by Mercedes Bugarin and reused here with Creative Commons license.
"I'm out there Jerry, and I'm lovin' every minute of it!" Kramer, Jerry Seinfeld's wacky neighbor, would roar as he walked into a scene. Kramer was also the television show's happiest character, according to a mathematical analysis of the sitcom's scripts conducted by Chris Danforth and Peter Dodds, University of Vermont mathematicians.
The pair has been applying a ranking algorithm they've developed at UVM to rank the "happiness" of words in a large dataset. "Seinfeld" scripts were a fun trial run. Their happiness ranking system, which they and their colleagues at UVM's Computational Story Lab have dubbed the Hedonometer, has been used to analyze Google searches, Twitter messages, movie scripts and song lyrics from around the world.
"Could a statistical approach using big data be a better barometer for reading cultural mood?"
Their work has applications for journalists who want to tap big data for stories with more firepower.
"The goal for most good data scientists these days is developing tools to discern which stories pulled from big data are scientifically defensible," Danforth told Storybench. "Journalists will often use an anecdotal tweet to help personalize a story. We're hoping that our instrument can be used to quantify the bigger picture, the emotional temperature surrounding public opinion."
Analyzing "Seinfeld" is a playful application of a powerful tool the mathematicians have developed to study positivity in language. Their argument is simple: The current methods for measuring mood or positivity vary widely across surveys, questionnaires, polls and other studies. Could a statistical approach using big data be a better barometer for reading cultural mood?
Ranking words, reading moods
The Hedonometer uses an algorithm to rank the appearance, frequency and relationship among words in a given sample. This ranking system was initially calibrated by hiring Amazon Mechanical Turk employees to score 10,000 words along a happiness ranking: "love," "beauty" and "rainbow" score high; "ugly," "hate" and "sick" rank low.
Once they had a calibrated Hedonometer for the English language, they began running collections of texts through it. They looked at music lyrics as a way of inferring a nation's mood. They looked at happiness in the blogosphere, finding, for example, that Michael Jackson's death had resulted in a three-day low in the online mood.
Lately, Danforth and Dodds have been researching the Twitter firehose, trying to make sense of some subset of the 500 million tweets that are sent out per day. They are currently analyzing tweets from U.S. states in real time. As of this last week, Maine is the happiest state.
Inferring a country's happiness from its Internet searches
The UVM team recently started expanding this analysis worldwide. Together with an international team, they created lists of the 10,000 most common words used in 10 languages — English, Spanish, French, Brazilian Portuguese, German, Korean, Chinese, Indonesian, Russian, and Egyptian Arabic — based on Twitter messages, Google searches and books, television and movie scripts, and song lyrics in these languages.
The French like to Google phrases with the words "heart," "friends" and "love." Brazilians on Twitter like to use the words "life," "woman" and "happy." Egyptian movie and television script writers often use the words "dad," "best" and "girl." These word choices may come as no surprise. But what might is how often they are used.
When weighed against each country's negative word choices, these positive words win out. Based on this, the UVM team has concluded that there is an inherent positivity to human language. They published this data-driven analysis of 10 languages last month in the journal "Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences." Spanish was cited as the most positive language in the study.
That language is biased toward positive words is a theory that goes back decades. In 1969, the "Pollyanna hypothesis" was developed by psychologists Jerry Boucher and Charles Osgood at the University of Illinois. The researchers determined that people were more likely to use positive words when they spoke. But Danforth and Dodds' analysis uses big data, thousands upon thousands of words, to measure cultural sentiment, greatly expanding the sample size of cultural well-being studies.
Our social nature is being encoded in real time in everything we post to the Internet. Tools like the Hedonometer are helping us make sense of what the world is saying online.
For journalists, that's good news.
Aleszu Bajak is a journalist covering science, energy, the environment, and health across the Americas. He's the founder and editor of LatinAmericanScience.org, a resource for science news out of Latin America. In 2013 he was awarded a Knight Science Journalism Fellowship at M.I.T., where he explored the interface between journalists, designers and developers. He now teaches journalism at Northeastern University's Media Innovation program and edits Storybench.org, an under-the-hood guide to digital storytelling. Before freelance reporting from Latin America, he worked as a producer for the NPR talk show Science Friday. He writes for Nature, Science, New Scientist, and SciDevNet, among other outlets.
This piece was initially published on Storybench, a cookbook for digital storytelling. Storybench is a collaboration between Northeastern University's Media Innovation program, a new graduate degree in digital journalism, and Esquire magazine. Storybench provides an "under the hood" look at the latest and most inventive examples of digital creativity and the tools and innovation behind them. Follow Storybench on Twitter and Facebook.
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