When the snow isn't great at home, it's time to hit the road; and that's just what the crew in Boondockers Fifteen did. An exceptionally low snow year prompted the Boondockers riders to search for adventure in new locations. And—as usual—they found it.
Boondockers Fifteen features athletes Adam Onasch, Kris "Smasher" Kaltenbacher, Dan Gardiner, Eric Woog, Geoff "Phatty" Dyer, Brock Berry, Ryan Nelson, Aaron Case, Cody Case, Ryan Searle, Anthony Oberti, Kim Onasch, Jesse O'Rourke, Justin Cowett, Shane Kynaston, Zak Collings, Christian Koenig, Rick Barker, Nick Reedy and some well-known others such as Brock Butters and Stephen Darcy for example. The film is produced by Dan Gardiner, Andrew McCarthy and Justin Cowett. Dave Napier is the Executive Producer.
The films opens with a narrative that explains the situation in early last winter in the Boondockers' home state of Utah—brutally low snow conditions. A shot from the year before showing epically deep early-season conditions that had the boys launching big drops is contrasted with a January 2018 drone shot of what looks like the same area with barely more than a skiff on it.
No matter, as those who follow the Boondockers crew know that they will find a way to make it happen. Even if that involves more repairs and shop time than usual! And they guys do take some hits in the first segment, which focuses on early season meadow and open tree riding.
In the New Year, the crew is forced to head north, driving sometimes ten hours in a weekend just to get to decent snow. But Idaho, Wyoming and Montana deliver. Stephen Darcy—who been quiet on the scene the last couple of years—joins up with the guys to show he's still got it. And with some decent snow, the guys are able to start pushing it up some signature creek lines. Bring on the storms!
Despite all the time behind the wheel, it's worth it for the Boondockers. Bluebird powder days ensue. They guys start logging some air miles, and we get a fresh reminder that Aaron Case is an absolute animal, as he drops some monster cliffs. Eric Woog tags along for some deep pow, and his VOHK-tuned sled looks unstoppable.
Aaron Case is a savage beast!
By this point in the film it becomes evident that they fellas have used less POV footage than they did in Boondockers Fourteen, and replaced it with some really nice drone footage instead. The drone footage doesn't feel overdone, and certainly adds a nice perspective of some of the terrain the riders shred in the film.
Drone footage offers unique angles that really help showcase some of the terrain challenged in the film.
Don't worry, there is still some POV footage peppered throughout.
By late February, the Utah snowpack is finally starting to provide better riding opportunities. And the Boondockers' backyard has some really interesting terrain to explore when the snow is sufficient. There are deep canyons, tons of rocky features, steep trees and even some open patches up high. They fellas shred everything in sight, and it really highlights the impressive ability level of all the riders.
One absolutely incredible looking burned-forest alpine zone really stands out in particular. The guys get it fresh under bluebird skies, and it looks like they had one hell of a day there.
No matter how bad it gets, it wouldn't be winter in Utah if there weren't at least a couple of neck-deep powder days. Even though last year was mostly a bust in the state, there were a couple of epic days and the Boondockers were there to enjoy and capture them on film. There's nothing technical about riding deep powder descent lines, but somehow they are still mesmerizing to watch.
Utah finally delivers in classic fashion!
The Boondockers crew takes out some snow bikes! And it's pretty hilarious when Smasher ends up in a creek in the first few moments of the ride. Hey, these guys are human after all! But Brock Buttars is there to show what the machines are really capable of, and it looks like the mostly first-timers had a great day cruising around and trying them out.
Thankfully Brock Buttars was there the show the guys how it's done.
The take-home message from Boondockers Fifteen is that the best thing about mountain sledding is the experience of taking on adventure with your friends. You don't need deep snow for that. Road trips, new locations and different ways to access the backcountry are all part of that shared experience, and that's what comes across in Boondockers Fifteen.


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Skyrim's Japanese Release Date For The Nintendo Switch Announced
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Unexpectedly, Skyrim's Japanese release date for the Nintendo Switch was announced yesterday when the game suddenly appeared on the region's eShop. It will be coming out on February 1st. The game is being released somewhat late in Japan compared to its November 17th release last year in Western territories, but this could be a smart marketing strategy.
Skyrim did not perform particularly well in Japan on the PS3 or PS4. According to vgchartz.com, Skyrim sold roughly 250,000 copies in Japan on the PS3 as opposed to its 2,570,000 copies in America and 2,670,000 copies in Europe.
On the PS4, Skryim only sold 80,000 copies in Japan compared to 1,060,000 in the US and 1,190,000 in Europe.
Considering Skyrim's meager performance in Japan historically, it makes a lot of sense that they would target a slow month with few other large releases for the game to compete with there. I will be keenly observing its weekly sales as reported by the NDP. If it sells particularly well there on the Switch, I will be sure to report on it here.
You can check out my review of Skyrim here.
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The National Association of Free and Charitable Clinics (NAFC) will return this July for its fourth massive free medical clinic in New Orleans, LA since 2009. This event highlights the continued need for increased access to medical care as the Affordable Care Act is implemented and as many states, including Louisiana, decide not to expand Medicaid.
"One of the most common misconceptions about how the United States will look after the full implementation of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) is that there will no longer be a need for Free and Charitable Clinics to continue to provide quality health care to those individuals who are medically underserved." said Nicole Lamoureux, Executive Director of the NAFC. "In fact, many are surprised to hear that even after full implementation of the ACA, according to the Congressional Budget Office, there may be as many as 29 million people who are still without access to health insurance."
As conversations around the ACA continue, even today as the House of Representatives debates repealing the legislation, the NAFC recognizes that many people have little to no access to medical care and need help now. The clinic event being held by the NAFC in New Orleans will be held at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center on July 3rd from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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Throwback Thursday: First posted last August, this Disney song mashup deserves an OfficialDoubleTake. These two talented dudes combined some of the classics (and one instant classic) with the rhythm of EDM to make a pretty cool track any Disney fan should enjoy!
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Guggenheim Securities Hires Jonathan Schildkraut to Expand TMT Equity Research
NEW YORK – Guggenheim Securities, the investment banking and capital markets division of Guggenheim Partners, announced today that Jonathan Schildkraut has joined the firm as a Senior Managing Director and Senior Analyst in Equity Research. Mr. Schildkraut is joining the Technology, Media, and Telecommunications (TMT) research team, specifically focusing on Communications Infrastructure and Telecom Services.
Mr. Schildkraut joins Guggenheim from Evercore ISI, where he was a Senior Managing Director. Prior to Evercore, he served as a Managing Director and Senior Analyst at Jefferies & Company. Before joining Jefferies, Mr. Schildkraut was an equity research analyst at SG Cowen Securities covering telecom and data center services. He has almost 20 years of experience covering and working in the telecommunications industry and began his career at Salomon Smith Barney. Mr. Schildkraut's research has earned recognition by third parties such as Thomson Reuters, Forbes, and Institutional Investor magazine, where he was named a member of the "2016 All-America Research Team" in the Communications Infrastructure sector.
"Jonathan is a valuable addition to the strategic expansion of our firm's research efforts in tech, media, and telecom," said Jerry Donini, Co-CEO of Guggenheim Securities. "Jonathan has a strong track record of engaging with clients and providing alpha-generating insight into a dynamic industry. His research coverage will be a strong complement to our existing TMT franchise in Media & Entertainment, Cable & Satellite, Enterprise IT & Software, and eTravel & Internet."
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La 16/20 è un'autovettura prodotta dalla Standard nel 1906. Sostituì la 16 hp.

Nell'unico anno in cui fu prodotta, la 16/20 era il modello più piccolo tra quelli offerti all'epoca dalla Standard. Gli altri due modelli della gamma Standard erano la 24/30 e la 50 hp.

Come il modello che sostituì, anche la 16/20 era disponibile in versione torpedo quattro posti. L'altra carrozzeria offerta era landaulet. Aveva installato un motore in linea a quattro cilindri e valvole laterali, da 3.531 cm³ di cilindrata totale. La potenza erogata era di 20 CV.

Dopo solamente un anno di produzione, la commercializzazione fu interrotta. Il modello che sostituì la 16/20 fu chiamato nuovamente 16 hp.

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Berlin Properties Prenzlauer Berg 2022
Prenzlauer Berg, actually always called "Prenzelberg", found many fans in West Berlin shortly after the fall of the Berlin Wall. That the former workers' district morphed into a Swabian metropolis is a legend. But it is true that a fundamental change occurred in Prenzlauer Berg with the fall of the Berlin Wall. First the scene, later students, then families. In fact a quite normal development...
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Prenzlauer Berg was the first boom quarter of the German capital and plays a pioneering role. Nowhere in the early 1990s did so many people move in as here. However, it is wrong to talk about population exchange. Rather, it was an ongoing process of change that also affected many other quarters in Berlin after the fall of communism; a natural process because the city was no longer divided. In the context of the post-communist era, change and transformation were a cultural shock for many residents. Socialism turned to free economy, many rental apartments to ownership. In the 1980s Prenzlauer Berg bled out from the population. Most of the buildings and apartments had pre-war standards. Coal stove, outside toilets, no bathrooms. The GDR state was not interested in Prenzlauer Berg and relocated many people into the modern prefabricated housing estates in Marzahn and Hellersdorf. The consequence were thousands of empty flats in Prenzelberg and a massively eroded housing stock at the end of the century. The truth is that the house renovations from this time saved the stock from complete decay. With liveable houses the streetscape and the structure of inhabitants changed. The mixture was colourful: creative people, students, international visitors and many people with an unusually high purchasing power for Prenzlauer Berg. In more than 30 years since then, the street scene has evolved. Today in many quarters chic new and old buildings line the streets. The prices for old buildings came almost up to the new building prices. The proportion of academics in some neighborhoods today is up to 75 percent.
Existing buildings
Median Asking price
6,500 EUR/m²
Median Asking rent
16.65 EUR/m²
10,710 EUR/m²
Neighbourhoods in Berlin Prenzlauer Berg
Prenzlauer Berg is not a very large district in terms of area but it borders around with popular neighbours: Pankow, Wedding, Mitte, Friedrichshain and Hohenschönhausen as well as Weissensee. Thanks to its excellent infrastructure, the district is a core area for the surrounding districts. In the northeast there is the park "Volkspark Prenzlauer Berg", built after the Second World War as a hill of wreckage. Besides the little lakes in the Volkspark Prenzlauer Berg and in the Ernst-Thälmann-Park, water areas are otherwise quite rare. Among the most sought-after neighbourhoods there are Kollwitzplatz, Arnimplatz, the quarters around Bornholmer Strasse and Wisbyer Strasse and various micro-locations along Greifswalder Strasse. The demand is high everywhere. The discrepancy between statistical and arithmetical household size shows that the market is in relative equilibrium. Helmholtzplatz and Bötzowviertel are particularly popular places for families. The Bötzow quarter is home to Kurt Schwitters School, one of Berlin's largest schools. The Kastanienallee is also called "Castingallee". Here and in the Gleim quarter, not far away, international life is bustling. On weekends the Mauerpark is a meeting place for people from Prenzlauer Berg and an international crowd. Prenzlauer Berg is practiced calmness with a dash of normality in everyday life.
Property prices in Berlin Prenzlauer Berg
The property market in Prenzlauer Berg is characterised by constant growth in prices and an equally constant decline in supply numbers. In the 12-month period, the price development in the existing property segment 7.40 % and in the new build segment 80.10 %, calculated from 310 offers from projects and attic / penthouse developments. The average asking list price is 6,500 EUR/m² in the housing stock. The average list price across all flat sizes in the new-build segment is 10,710 EUR/m².
Price index Prenzlauer Berg
Existing buildings Median Offer price
Index (base 10 years = 100)
New buildings Median Offer price
Current quarter 6,500 EUR/m² - 10,710 EUR/m² -
1 Year 6,050 EUR/m² 7.40 % 5,950 EUR/m² 80.10 %
3 Years 4,980 EUR/m² 30.40 % 5,580 EUR/m² 91.80 %
5 Years 4,110 EUR/m² 58.20 % 4,950 EUR/m² 116.50 %
10 Years 2,600 EUR/m² 150.00 % 3,290 EUR/m² 225.40 %
Bird's eye view: Property Prices in Berlin Prenzlauer Berg
The Bubble Chart shows the supply situation of the last 12 months for the property market in Prenzlauer Berg. The colors indicate the year of construction classes, the size of the bubbles the quantity of offers, the location in the coordinate system the price radius (square meters) and apartment sizes.
Development of property price segments in Berlin Prenzlauer Berg
The development of the purchase price segments shows a shortage of supply. Supply and demand are drifting further apart in Prenzlauer Berg than in other districts. There are no more properties on offer in the segment below 2,000 euros/m². Prenzlauer Berg is clearly becoming one of the most valuable locations in Berlin.
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Rental market in Berlin Prenzlauer Berg
The rental offer in Prenzlauer Berg in the past 12 months was of about 1,470 apartments. The average (offered) rent for existing apartments in this period was about 16.95 EUR/m². For new apartments one had to pay on average 25.40 EUR/m². The price development for existing apartments was 5.60 %, for new apartments -9.40 %.
Rent index Prenzlauer Berg
Current quarter 16.65 EUR/m² - 23.00 EUR/m² -
1 Year 15.75 EUR/m² 5.60 % 25.40 EUR/m² -9.40 %
3 Years 13.95 EUR/m² 19.10 % 17.90 EUR/m² 28.80 %
Bird's eye view: Asking rents in Berlin Prenzlauer Berg
The bubble chart shows the supply situation of the past 12 months on the property market in Prenzlauer Berg. The colors mark the year of construction classes, the size of the bubbles the quantity of offers, the location in the coordinate system price radius (square meters) and apartment sizes. Construction activity in the rental housing sector in Prenzlauer Berg is very low. Price-fixed housing is mainly offered in the 1950-1978 construction year class. The widest range can be found in old buildings.
Development of rental price segments in Berlin Prenzlauer Berg
The chart shows the changes in the price structure of the district based on four price segments. How many apartments were offered in the different price segments? The line shows the development of the average offer price per square metre across all apartment types and price segments for existing apartments.
Apartment buildings in Berlin Prenzlauer Berg
The district of Prenzlauer Berg has been part of Pankow since the administrative reform of 2001. In the north of Pankow, the development typology in Buch, Buchholz and Karow is characterised by skyscrapers and prefabricated buildings (Plattenbauten). In Prenzlauer Berg, to the south, the dominant cityscape is a mixture of Wilhelminian-era apartment buildings mixed with modern architecture. The building stock in Prenzlauer Berg is just over 7,100 units with about 100,000 flats. The housing typology makes Prenzlauer Berg a family district on the one hand (many large flats), on the other hand 39 per cent of households are one-person households. Three-room flats make up the largest share with about 37 per cent of the housing stock, followed by four-room flats. Only just under five per cent of the dwellings are one-bedroom flats.
The market for apartment buildings in Prenzlauer Berg developed the greatest momentum in the 10-year trend in 2009, with almost 100 transactions. Until 2022, the transaction volume decreased steadily, with rising and recently stable price levels.
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The table shows the values for multi-family houses published by the German Real Estate Association (IVD) for Pankow by location and year of construction.
"Baujahresklasse" = year of construction.
"Einfache bis mittlere Lage" = Simple to good area.
"Gute bis sehr gute Lage" = Good to very good area.
Baujahresklasse
Einfache bis mittlere Lage
Mittlere bis gute Lage
1900 - 1949 1.400 - 2.700 EUR/m² 2.000 - 3.700 EUR/m²
ab 2001 (ohne Erstbezug) 1.700 - 3.000 EUR/m² 2.500 - 3.800 EUR/m²
Quelle: IVD Immobilienpreisservice 2021/2022
Trend in Prenzlauer Berg
The great upheavals in Prenzlauer Berg took place many years ago. When other districts were still in their infancy, Prenzlauer Berg was already experiencing a local real estate boom. In addition to many private buyers, international companies also invested in the stock. The trendy neighbourhood soon became a large, established and middle-class neighbourhood. The heterogeneous real estate landscape of renovated old buildings and new construction from more than 15 years of active building activity has shaped not only the streetscape, but also the demographics. The high household incomes in comparison to the rest of Berlin are an expression of the cut through society in Prenzlauer Berg.
The housing stock in Prenzlauer Berg is around 100,000 flats. Around 65,000 Prenzlauer Berg residents live in one-person households, including almost 39,000 who live as one-person households in flats with 3 rooms or more. Prenzlauer Berg thus reveals how urgently new construction is needed in Berlin. If aging and shrinking households cannot find smaller flats on the market, there will inevitably be under-occupancy. Families lose out. The demand in Prenzlauer Berg lies both in the segment of compact flats for one-person households and in the segment of flats with four rooms and more. The real estate market in Prenzlauer Berg is an established market that is running smoothly in terms of price trends in 2022, yet still offers excellent prospects for significant increases in value.
Building activity in Prenzlauer Berg
The suburb Prenzlauer Berg is part of the administrative district Pankow. Its housing stock amounts to 94.000 units distributed over 15 statistical planning areas LOR ( Lebensweltlich orientierte Räume). With an average apartment size of 73,0m², Prenzlauer Berg is in line with the Berlin average. The difference between the statistical household size (1.65 persons per household) and the calculated household size (1.79 persons per household) is comparatively small.
The peak of construction activity in Prenzlauer Berg was recorded in 2015. When and in which quarters (LOR) construction completions were reported, can be seen from the map. (Source: Amt für Statistik Berlin-Brandenburg)
In Prenzlauer Berg there are currently ten conservation areas (milieu protection areas) in accordance with §172 BauGB with a total area of about 535 ha. This corresponds to about 49% of the total area of the Prenzlauer Berg district.
Milieu protection area
In force since
Area in ha
Falkplatz 1997 28.2 - 2017
Arnimplatz 1999 50.6 - 2017
Humannplatz 2000 57.2 2017 2017
Ostseestrasse/Grellstrasse 2003 63.4 - 2017
Bötzowstrasse 2014 53.0 2017 -
Helmholtzplatz 2014 67.9 - -
Kollwitzplatz 2014 76.6 - -
Teutoburger Platz 2014 52.0 - -
Winsstrasse 2014 63.8 - -
Danziger Straße Ost 2021 21,9 - -
Milieu protection map Prenzlauer Berg
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The property market in Prenzlauer Berg is an established market, which has been less turbulent with regard to price developments in recent years than the newcomers among the neighbourhoods and districts (such as Neukölln and Wedding). In the early 1990s, many West Berliners moved to the exciting, new and transforming quarters in Prenzlauer Berg. The district quickly became an internationally sought-after location. In a second wave, many properties were renovated and converted into condos. The renewal of the partially heavily eroded apartment and building stock was a matter of time and absolutely necessary, as many buildings were on the verge of not being habitable anymore. The strong demand for ownership (condos) and the fact that there was still limited supply in the eastern part of Berlin led to a local real estate boom.
Until 2001 the number of conversions in Prenzlauer Berg was about 16,000 units. At the same time, many attractive projects resulted in new living environments. In 1997 the first milieu protection "Falkplatz" was introduced. In 1999 and 2000 the district added two more areas (Arnimplatz, Humannplatz). Today the district has a total of 9 milieu protection areas. The early modernization/refurbishment, mostly connected with conversion into condos and the large number of new buildings resulted in a very active market despite the sharp restrictions of the district.
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While Prenzlauer Berg shows a negative balance following the current trend within Berlin, the district gains population from international and national migrations. In suburban terms, there are slight tendencies to drift away. Thus a reversal of the currents has taken place, which until the turn of the millennium were mainly fed from inland trains. The international influxes to Prenzlauer Berg are dominated by the USA and Western European countries. The national influxes are led by North Rhine-Westphalia, Brandenburg, Bavaria, followed by Baden-Württemberg. In suburban relations, the district loses residents to the districts of Oberhavel, Barnim and Potsdam. The balance is also negative in internal relations. Prenzlauer Berg has lost to the other districts of Berlin in the course of 5 years. Friedrichshain, Mitte, Pankow and Wedding are the main targets.
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Certain major electronics manufacturers will ship home theatre receivers with what are called proprietary inputs. This essentially means that the plugs used to connect speaker wire are shaped in a very unique way that no other company uses, essentially to guarantee that you have to use an X brand receiver with X brand speakers. If you want to use Y brand speakers, you're out of luck. To make sure that you'll always have a way to connect your favourite JENSEN floor-standing speakers to your receiver, make sure you're picking a unit that doesn't use a proprietary input system.
Another feature that you'll want to make sure that you're picking with a home theatre receiver is network connectivity. The chances are high not only that you have either a wired or wireless network connection in your house, but also that there are computers, smartphones and other devices filled to the brim with all of your favourite tunes connected to that network at the exact same time. If you pick a home theatre receiver with network connectivity, you can stream all of those songs to your receiver at all times. This saves you the need from buying a new cable to connect your iPhone to the unit, burning CDs, and other tasks that take up far too much time.
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This hotel is conveniently located in the heart of West Hollywood and is only three miles away from the iconic Walk of Fame. Yet even with its central location, the London West Hollywood still feels like a haven hidden amongst this bustling neighbourhood. Landmarks such as the Beverly Gardens Park are within easy reach and Los Angeles International Airport is just a 45 minute drive away.
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Columns : Style Drama - Edward Quan Last Updated: Feb 13, 2017 - 1:45:37 AM
The 80's Fashion Trends Love Affair for 2017 Has Begun
By Edward Quan, StyleDrama
Feb 8, 2017 - 9:16:24 PM
If you lived through it, you'll probably remember the 80's as a decade when fashion was larger-than-life. The 80's fashion trends introduced us to bold female silhouettes defined by colorful oversize blazers with shoulder pads, big permed hair with heavy makeup and risqué low cut sequin dresses with thigh-high slits. Needless to say, it was one of the more influential style periods in recent memory.
Many fashion designers look to the past for inspiration and their love affair with 80's fashion trends is everywhere for spring 2017. Watch for the following 80s style influences, some which we may soon see on our city streets.
80's Fashion Trends Power Blazers
Made famous by 80's big screen stars like Michelle Pfeiffer and Grace Jones, the boardroom look is back albeit with a slightly softer shoulder. In keeping with its 80s inspiration, the power blazer is matched with wide-leg pant or a short skirt. The sophisticated well-tailored looks in black, many with pin stripes, from Yanina Couture, Jil Sander, Celine and Balenciaga will appeal to the new generation of working girls.
Spanish and Caribbean influences reign this spring, with Gucci, Isa Arfen, Jonathan Simkhai and Louis Vuitton showing ruffles in their collections. From big flounces covering a whole dress to smaller frills providing just a touch of easiness to a blouse or skirt, ruffles are everywhere. My favorite looks, such as an off-the-shoulder ruffle top with a pair of shorts, balance simplicity with femininity.
The low cut dresses with thigh-high slits that were all the rage during the 80's have returned. From Versace to Emanuel Ungaro to Marchesa, spring collections offer dresses in sensual sheer neutral toned fabric and – my favorite – metallic golds and silvers.
The one accessory from the 80's that just won't go away is back on the runways at Chanel, Kenzo, and Jil Sander this spring. Now renamed the belt bags, the Jil Sander bucket version is made from fine leather, rather than the vinyl of the 80's, to match a high-end outfit. On the runways, models donned belt bags ranging in size from a clutch purse to a small apron. To my mind, despite the rebrand, the belt bag doesn't have luxury appeal and it will never replace a classic no-logo handbag.
The recycling of old ideas from bygone eras, such as we're seeing now with this 80s fashion obsession, lacks the innovation and creativity we have come to expect from the luxury houses. There was a time not long ago when some designers were able to add a unique twist – color, texture, and finishing – to an old idea. While this may have been common in the past, I'm sorry to say the current 80s throwback styles involve less innovation and more imitation.
This may sell well with the fast fashion set but I not confident that it will get high-end buyers to open their purses this season. In my opinion, it's unlikely that this rehash of the 80's fashion trends will be as loved by the luxury set as it is by the fashion designers themselves.
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Men of the Nigerian Police force have arrested three suspects in connection to the mysterious death of some children in Badagry area of Lagos State.
Earlier this week, eight children were recovered from a Honda Sport Utility Vehicle parked on Adelayo Street, in the Jah-Michael area, Badagry Expressway, Lagos State. According to prior reports, the kids were said to be playing inside the SUV when they mistakenly locked themselves in as efforts to unlock the door proved abortive.
Commissioner of Police in the state, Hakeem Odumosu who addressed reporters on Tuesday December 7, confirmed the arrest of the suspects.
One of the suspects is the grandmother of a three-year-old child who also died in the unfortunate incident.
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A motorbike has been deliberately set on fire in the early hours of the morning in Doncaster
Sports star and saxophonist help open Doncaster's newest '˜hub'
A new community hub in Denaby that offers training opportunities as well as serving as a cafe and meet-up venue, opened formally with live music and a splash of magic.
Monday, 26th September 2016, 10:04 am
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Joanne Patton at The Hot Chocolate Lounge
Former busker and saxophonist Adrienne Bosnea lent his support to the official launch of The Hot Chocolate Lounge. that is lottery funded and run by Doncaster West Development Trust.
Special guest and former Denaby boxer Jon Jo Irwin was there to witness the September 17 opening. He said that the new facility is a great community asset.
Visitors were also entertained by face-painting and magic tricks, along with a performance from Doncaster teenager and soloist Megan Lowles, who is becoming a familiar face on the local music festival scene.
Tea drinkers could choose from special blends of loose leaf tea, provided by The Tea Experience. Husband and wife team Paul and Ann Davis are supplying The Hot Chocolate Lounge and have trained staff how to infuse and serve the perfect brew.
Training and volunteering services at the Grays Court venue are designed to enhance people's skills, job prospects and social opportunities.
The Hot Chocolate Lounge is open from 9am, Tuesday to Saturday, and serves breakfast, lunch, daily specials and takeaway items.
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Savannah and forest elephants differ in ear and tusk shape, but also in size. Now, a new genome analysis offers new evidence that the two are distinct species. Credit: YouTube.
Scientists extracted and sequenced the DNA from seven different extinct and living species from the elephant family. This included the wooly mammoth but also a straight-tusked elephant which lived 120,000 years ago. The genome-wide analysis showed that the modern elephant family tree is more branched out than previously thought. What's more, African elephants can be split into two different species: those that live in forests and those that roam the savannas. This means that there actually are three species of elephants alive today, the third being the Asian elephant (Elephas maximus).
"Elephants and their ancient relatives like the woolly mammoths and mastodons have long fascinated people the world over. But until now there has been no comprehensive assessment of their evolutionary relationships," said Professor David Adelson, Director of the University of Adelaide's Bioinformatics Hub.
For centuries, people have known elephants come in only two varieties, either African or Asian. The two are easily set apart by differences in size and whether females have tusks or not.
African elephants have large ears, shaped much like the continent of Africa itself. The larger surface area of their ears helps to keep African elephants cool in the blazing African sun. Asian elephants have less to worry about heat-wise, as they tend to live in cool jungle areas, so their ears are smaller. What's more, African elephants have fuller, more rounded heads, and the top of their head is a single dome. Asian elephants can also be recognized by their twin-domed head with an indent in the middle.
For some time, biologists have suspected that there are, in fact, two species of elephants in Africa, living in the forest (Loxodonta cyclotis) and savannah (Loxodonta africana) elephant. There is no official consensus on the matter, and most often the two are treated as subspecies.
The distinction is very important to make, however, because the difference could mean extinction for one of the two. Forest elephants are far more threatened than their savannah relatives. By being recognized as a different species, forest elephants could receive more attention as conservation efforts get directed more towards them.
Between 2010 and 2014 alone, scientists estimate 100,000 African elephants were killed by poachers for their ivory. At this rate, African elephants could disappear from the wild within a generation.
The most comprehensive elephant genome study to date supports the notion that there are two species of elephant in Africa. First, the Australian researchers completed 14 genome sequences: two from each of the three living species (African savannah, African forest, and Asian elephants) and extinct species: one straight-tusked elephant, four woolly mammoths, one Columbian mammoth and two American mastodons.
Crushed dentine from a Woolly Mammoth for DNA extraction. Credit: JD Howell, McMaster University.
The data suggests that African savannah and forest elephants have been genetically isolated for about 500,000 years, despite their geographical proximity — compelling evidence that the two should be treated as separate species. Furthermore, there is no evidence that L. cyclotis and L. africana interbred in the last half a million years. Previously, a 2017 study found L. cyclotis is more closely related to the extinct straight-tusked elephant (Palaeoloxodon antiquus) than to L. africana. Another 2010 study found that African savanna and forest elephants are about as distinct from each other as the Asian elephant is from the extinct woolly mammoth: quite a remarkable difference.
"The most surprising result was the degree of interbreeding between species. We didn't really expect there would be gene flow between the mammoths and mastodons and the ancestors of modern elephants, but our results showed frequent interbreeding," said Adelson.
Using DNA marker techniques, the team of researchers also found new evidence of gene flow between ancient species. For instance, the gene sequences show interbreeding among the Columbian and woolly mammoths, despite the two species are quite dissimilar in terms of size and habitat. Interbreeding among closely related mammals is quite common, for example between brown and polar bears, Sumatran and Bornean orangutans, and the Eurasian gold jackal and grey wolves.
Next, the researchers plan on exploring whether or not the introduction of new genetic lineages into elephant population played a role in their evolution, and how.


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Head Down to Voronezh for Innovative Theater
By John Freedman
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John Freedman / MTA scene from Voronezh Chamber Theater's bold take on Alexander Pushkin's classic play "Boris Godunov," which opened in the new building in April.
If you thought St. Petersburg was the only place to head for a long weekend, let me say just one word: Voronezh.
It's not that I'm so smart and have all the answers to all the questions. I have lived in Moscow for 27 years and I just made the 515 kilometer trek to Voronezh for the first time. How's that for ignorance?
A pair of six-hour, daytime train rides got me there and back with such ease and comfort you can bet I'll be on that run again.
Voronezh gave us the great writers Ivan Bunin and Andrei Platonov. It once sheltered the remarkable poet Osip Mandelstam. The renowned actress Vera Komissarzhevskaya performed here during a pass through town in 1903, but the city remembers her so vividly it named a street after her.
And how about Mikhail Lermontov?
There is a plaque on the city's lovely central post office reminding everyone entering that the famous poet stopped by on unspecified business a couple of times between 1837 and 1841. Sending postcards home to Mom, perhaps?
But, for all its well-preserved history and architecture, Voronezh is by no means a city with its head buried in the past. There are many reasons for that, although today we focus on one, the Voronezh Chamber Theater.
Originally founded by Mikhail Bychkov in 1993, the Chamber Theater's name has long been a trademark of excellence. Its shows are frequent participants in the Golden Mask Festival, and its artists have walked away with several awards.
This year Bychkov received a Golden Mask for his production of "City Day," a verbatim project that used interviews with city residents to build a performance that looks at the bright and dark sides of life in the city.
But that pales in comparison to another event occurring this season — the unveiling of the theater's spectacular new home in the center of the city.
Built of brick, glass, metal and hardwood oak in just 14 months, and coming in under budget, it was first opened to the public in September with a preview of scenes from Bychkov's latest production, Alexander Pushkin's "Boris Godunov." This show eventually premiered in April, by which time operations were in full swing.
I wouldn't be surprised to see "Godunov" among next year's Golden Mask nominees. It is a bold, highly theatrical take on the classic play that neither fears to tinker actively with Pushkin's canonical text, nor to draw uncomfortable parallels between Russia's political past and present.
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The Chamber Theater's snazzy new brick, glass, metal and oak building.
This, perhaps, makes perfect sense when one considers Voronezh's role in Russian history.
The city was a stronghold of support for the False Dmitry against Godunov in particular, and Moscow in general, during the so-called Time of Troubles in the early 17th century, which provided the material for the play Pushkin wrote in 1825.
History and politics aside, however, Voronezh is very much a modern metropolis.
In less than one season, the Chamber Theater has become one of the most innovative cultural centers in Voronezh. Aside from its repertoire of 13 shows playing on two stages, it hosts lectures, literary readings, formal meetings with actors, film screenings, art exhibits, festivals and more.
The venue is a wonder of contemporary architecture whose abundance of mirrors, glass and cleverly lit space gives it a sparkling, warm, welcoming and aesthetically pleasing demeanor. The entire five-story structure, including a basement floor housing an art gallery, book store, library, lounge and cafe, is centered around a huge open space that allows visitors on the second floor to glimpse what people are up to on the basement level.
I can't think of a single Moscow venue that can compete with the beauty, comfort and usability of this impressive space.
Even now as the theater is offering up two shows alongside two or three other events every day, it is gearing up for the annual Platonov Festival of Arts. Opening June 3, it runs through June 14 at the Chamber Theater and other stages in Voronezh, featuring a packed schedule of drama, music and dance from around Russia and Europe.
The festival honors native son Platonov, whose works form the foundation for four of the dramatic productions on tap. But it also offers works by Gogol, Ibsen and Brecht by such directors as Lev Dodin, Philippe Genty, Yury Butusov and Vladimir Pankov.
All aboard for Voronezh!
See platonovfest.com for details of the Platonov Festival of Arts. For more information on the Voronezh Chamber Theater, see chambervrn.ru.


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Notification of enrollment has been improved, there are also rules for handling personal information, and voluntary enrollment is no longer normal. In urban areas, PTAs that comply with laws and regulations and operate properly in this way are also increasing. However, on the other hand, there is still a PTA that threatens, "If you quit, you will face such a terrible encounter," on the premise that all members are automatically forced to join (= achieved by violating the personal information protection law example). What's more, surprisingly, the headmaster of the PTA's permission to use the school facilities admits "disadvantages to non-member children" by itself, and there is also a vicious case that blocked withdrawal. It is not an old story. What I will tell you this time is a story that a parent had actually experienced from the end of last year to this spring. * Suggested that father-in-law may be harassed In the end of 2018, Mr. S, who sends children to a public elementary school in a local city, was out at a meeting of the committee, and the withdrawal of a lottery to decide the headquarters officer for the next fiscal year started suddenly. The puzzles I draw while confused are amazingly hit. When I was panicked, I told the chairman who was present, "I can not accept it," but he said, "This is just a candidate. It is not yet decided." However, one day after the new year, a child brought back a letter from the school, "To all PTA executives!" The "candidate" was supposed to be the headquarters officer sometime before. When I sent an e-mail "I can not accept it" to the contact information printed on the print, I received a reply that "I can not do so, please talk with the chairman." What does it mean to do so? Mr. S is working full time for both couples and her husband is on business trip all year round. Mr. S also has chronic illness, and there are plans for surgery next year. If you do not work for the PTA, you will be fired. After suffering, Mr. S decided to withdraw from the PTA and wrote a letter to the chairman telling him that. While waiting for a reply, one week after about a week, a phone call from the school. It was not the PTA chairman but for some reason was the principal. The school has long said, "I heard from the president that you said you want to quit PTA. Please tell me why." Since PTA is a voluntary group, there is no need to explain the reason for withdrawal to others. Did not the principal know the meaning of "arbitrary"? Unreasonablely, Mr. S explained the circumstances of being a headquarters officer and personal circumstances that can not be accepted, but the principal only heard about it. He says, "It's good to leave the PTA, but I don't want to give up because your child will be sorry." What is "a poor thing"? The principal has begun reading out a document that he has received from the chairman. There were listed the disadvantages affecting Mr. and Mrs. S when they left PTA. The following two points are particularly surprising. 1 "Children can not participate in the project (implemented during class time) where PTA invites an outside lecturer" 2 "Children can not receive graduation memorabilia, nor can they pay the actual cost." These are clearly problematic content. 1 means excluding children from events that take place during school class hours, which violates children's right to learn. A decent principal should never admit such a thing. The problem with 2 is also a problem. As I have told many times, PTA is not an organization that provides services for member families, but an organization that conducts activities for all children who attend school. In principle, children are treated the same way, whether they are members or nonmembers. If you think that it is "slough", the principal will need to switch the source of money of graduation commemorative goods to the school collection fee (collected from all parents) such as graduation measures expenses instead of PTA fee. The principal is in a position to do that. "The school facilities are for school education, so it is against the school education law that schools give priority to members-only service groups because facilities are for school education. It is said that the manager needs to recognize that there is a problem (from NHK "News Shinobu 5 o'clock" on May 28 broadcast). ※ Excerpt from the link below. The continuation is source https://news.yahoo.co.jp/byline/otsukareiko/20190529-00127672/
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I went to a store. I can't remember the name of the store or what I was buying there, but what I remembered was that there was music. There shouldn't have been music in this store, there should have been Muzak. But today's Muzak is all the same kind of confused soft rock & roll. Stuff like Goyte.
Technology allows Stuff Like Goyte, something catchy, simple, overexposed and annoying to be called entertainment because of what? A lack of discrimination. When you allow technology to 'empower' the ordinary Joe, then you have to understand that the ordinary Joe will exploit the opportunity at every turn. That's how we know technology has value, because people use it to their advantage. And because they do it will be all in your face until you force it away or turn away yourself. If you want to immerse yourself in the creativity of the common man, this is your era. You have Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, Vines and dozens of other social media services. You will have a diverse experience. You will see everybody's point of view, and you'll never have to decide. You'll never have to sacrifice. You'll never have to discriminate. Social media presents perfect empathy for everyone. All you do is open your ears and eyes and every possible point of view is represented. It is a cornucopia of the common.
If you want quality, then work is required. More work than ever before.
It's hard to imagine that Beethoven's deafness was a horrible defect. He could certainly hear the music in his head with no distractions whatsoever. The distractions of common knowledge and conventional wisdom are pervasive today. Even colleges are pervasive. You can get a lot of intelligent opinion through computer mediated communications. But once you step above the common, it becomes awfully difficult to determine if what you are finding is actual. Once again, there is technology which aids and abets the intelligent, chatting class. If you choose to find out the series of events surrounding the burning of the Amerian Embassy in Libya and the murders of its officers, you will hear every theory possible. What actually happened would be a state secret, but you'll have all the smart theories, plus there will be some counterintelligence planted in that swirl of narrative as well.
We are entering a post-industrial twilight in which the ability to see clearly, while everyone's goal, becomes increasingly difficult as we peer through kaliedescopes of computed media. But this shouldn't come as a surprise. When everyone has a cell phone, making long distance calls is no longer an elite activity. When everyone gets to learn to read and write at public school for free, it's harder to write the Great American Novel. When everybody tries to run like Jesse Owens, it's harder to actually win gold at the Olympic Games. Technology has raised the bar for everyone. Citius. Altius. Fortius.
Our freedoms are all relative. What we can do is limited by the context in which we do it.
When I was younger, there was an expression of contempt in the phrase 'cotton-picking' as in "get your cotton-picking hands off me". It's something you don't hear much these days. A machine picks cotton and so that which was menial labor at great cost to the suppleness of the human hand, is now obviated. Nobody has cotton-picking hands any longer. Those people are out of work. So they had to do something more sophisticated that a machine can't do. We didn't think a computer could beat a grand master in chess, but we were wrong, and today, technology can't come close to performing ballet. What elevates us as humans becomes more and more important as technology replaces human work, but also as it empowers the least of us. We have to discriminate more about what is worth knowing when anybody with a Google device can ask questions and get reasonable answers in seconds. We have to discriminate more about what is worth doing when labor can be mechanized and automated. These are the new lines of class.
In 1964 if you had a car with 200 horsepower and a two-way radio smaller than a shoe, you could have been James Bond. Today if you have that, you're more like Maxwell Smart. There is nothing quite so marking of class these days as the man who walks around in public with a bluetooth earpiece affixed. Ten years ago it was awesome, now it's only awesome in Bulgaria. I have been on the cutting edge of information technology for my entire career; it is my career. I am acutely aware of how to discriminate when it comes to accepting the answers given to any question by a computer. Decision support is my job. And I know when money is aptly spent to support decisions by making the best use of compute power and when it is a waste of time and expense. I know when a computer aided decision augments human intelligence and when it replaces it. I can tell the difference between collaboration with compute resources and slavish dependence. Sometimes the cotton-picker goes free to study ballet, sometimes he gets demoted in pay to someone who merely tends to the machine that replaced him. Sometimes the common man uses his iPad to make the music in his head, sometimes he becomes a prisoner of the iTunes store and can only use the technology to feed a consuming habit.
Here at Cobb, I have made use of the terms gearhead, hacker and maker. This is the hierarchy in the post-industrial world. Because more of what our contemporary economies produce can be accomplished by smaller groups of people aided by compute power, the goods and services of our economies can be appreciated, modified and created more by individuals. No small group of men could build a railroad, but a small group of programmers could build a Facebook. But even the gearhead is advanced beyond the mere consumer or someone outside of the market altogether. Those who consume or aim to consume cannot afford to discriminate, figuratively or literally. They are as captive as ever before and cannot escape the attractions of Stuff Like Goyte. They are in the mass market, a growing global middle class in the billions. We have uplifted many more than ever before in human history. This *is* a global proletariate being born. But they will be united only by their discriminations because the very diversity of their undisciplined consumption will leave them behind. Why learn English, the language of computer programming and air traffic control, if Wikipedia comes automatically translated into your native idiom? Why learn Math if Siri will add numbers for you? Why learn Piano when Goyte is played wherever you walk? What is the point of being an extraordinarily talented human when you can be an ordinary Joe with extraordinary gifts provided to you by technology? Why pick cotton?
I keep in mind, ever since 9/11/2001, that all systems fail, that is all except pain receptors in the human body. All technology, all systems are designed to operate within certain environmental tolerances for a specified period of time. Stress those tolerances and snap, crackle, pop: system down. Makers are stressing those tolerances every day because they want what they build to exceed one or more of them. Hackers are stressing them to find the limits and gearheads make it their business to know the factors. Consumers and those wishing to consume are just trying to get a ride in the boat, trusting souls. For a maker and hacker and gearhead, (I am all three depending on the target), I want to experience the balance. I create for my consumers to the level of their expertise to enable them to do what I do with my 20 year headstart. That's a product; that's the enablement, the empowerment, the new economy. I could make them slavishly dependent but I choose not to. I want the product to educate as well. I want its guts to be transparent, so that when it fails, all can see how to fix it. This is a principle of integrity that can easily be ignored. It is disrespectful at best, and coercively entrapping and enslaving at bottom. It is the Muzak that cannot be switched off. It is ultimately the company town, the slave plantation whose master rejects the liberating cotton gin. And yet in human skill and nurtured talent is the ability to remain free of such all encompassing systems. When they fail, it is what humans must fall back on anyway. So we should always be mindful of what skills and talents and abilities we give up for the convenience and empowerment of technology.
Closing, I present once again, the irony inherent in our drive to empower through machines. I think it is driven primarily from our fundamental unwillingness to discriminate against people. We are able to empower through devices because of a basic failure to empower through human character. We punt responsibility to machines because we are unwilling to give the appropriate training and responsibility to human labor. In some cases, for picking cotton, that is the proper way to go. In many more cases than we care to examine in these days of social media, we are forgoing human judgment for the sake of empowerment of the indiscriminate masses. We create mass media with mass entertainment and generate Stuff Like Goyte. We pollute investigations with counterintelligence and cults of personality in order to sheild failures of judgment of the elites. We build obfuscating products and interminable co-dependent service contracts. We make things that function against standards.
I think the solution to this problem is found in the drive to embue ourselves with organic skills, to face life off the grid and make ourselves antifragile to the failures of systems. I think socially we should aim for Victorian relationships - to understand with clarity the necessities of life and to judge and discriminate people based upon their ability and willingness to provide them for themselves in all ways. I think we will find that as we reach for the gold medal achievements in life, we will find ourself more dependent on securing products and services from people who live at the silver level. That in order to avoid the catastrophe of humans dependent on systems whose failure is opaque to them in scope and time, that humans must depend on other humans whose capabilities are quite simply transparent to humans. Where only gearheads, hackers and makers can identify the stresses on systems, all of us know what tears mean.
I should like to go to a store where a woman plays a piano. Wouldn't you?
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This is a 1966 movie based on the 1966-68 series Batman. (I'm actually kind of surprised that it came out the same year as the first season of the show.) Um... I suppose I'd seen bits and pieces of the show when I was a kid in the 80s, but I'm still not terribly familiar with it. Anyway, I got the DVD at some point, either the late 90s or sometime in the Aughts, I suppose. And I must have watched it, but didn't write a review at the time (whether this was before I started writing reviews, or just didn't feel it warranted one, or what, I dunno). But I'm watching it again in 2013, and finally writing a review, though I don't think there's really much I can say. The cast is pretty much the same as in the TV show, except that Lee Meriwether is playing Catwoman, who was played on the show by Julie Newmar. (Looking all this up now, it's weird, because I thought Catwoman had been played by three different actresses on the show, including those two and Eartha Kitt, but apparently Meriwether only played her in this movie. That surprises me.) Anyway... I've always known the series was ridiculously campy (whether that was intentional or not), but this movie... wow. It's about the most redonkulous thing ever, and therefore absolutely freaking hilarious. (Again, whether intentionally or not. It seems like the actors take it all super seriously, but that is not humanly possible.)
So, um... what to say about the actual plot? Well, Joker, Riddler, Catwoman, and Penguin have teamed up to take over the world. They've kidnapped a commodore from his yacht, and stolen a new technological gizmo he was transporting, the nature of which I don't want to explain. But for much of the movie, the villains don't even use the thing, and it's a long time before they finally get around to implementing their plan for world domination. Most of the movie is spent repeatedly trying to kill Batman and Robin, so that they won't be around to stop their evil plan. And really, I can't think of anything else to tell you. I'll just reiterate that the whole bloody thing was super redonk, and hilarious. (Because those things bear repeating.)


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No nationally representative, longitudinal data are currently available on children and youth with Autism. However, recent data from the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Special Education Programs include adequate numbers of autistic youth and represent an important new opportunity to learn about these children and how they fare in the educational system. These data include the Pre-Elementary Education Longitudinal Study (PEELS), the Special Education Elementary Longitudinal Study (SEELS), and the National Longitudinal Transition Study-2 (NLTS2). These studies represent the experiences, special services, and outcomes of children throughout their school years and beyond. While each study is representative of all children in special education in the relevant age range (PEELS: age 3-5; SEELS: 6-12; NLTS2: 13-16), each includes adequate numbers of children with autism (N= roughly 200, 1,100, 1,100, respectively). The proposed study will address three questions about the education of these children: 1) Do children receive high-quality treatment from the schools, as indicated by whether children are taught by appropriately certified teachers; educated in inclusive settings; identified early; and having appropriate plans to make transition to adulthood? 2) If so, which children receive such an education? For example, how does service quality vary by race/ethnicity and gender? Along the autism spectrum? By district? These analyses will rely on multilevel modeling to reflect the fact that children and youth are nested within school districts. Informative in and of themselves, these analyses also will inform aim 3 and the modeling used to separate the causes of quality from its consequences. 3) Do these indicators of service quality improve outcomes? The key methodological issue is that the effects of services in observational data are confounded with a range of individual and district characteristics. We will employ the latest tools of causal inference from biostatistics and econometrics to assess services impact. Those analyses will provide both cross-sectional estimates as well as models that capture the dynamic interplay between service use, a child's functioning and key outcomes. These dynamic models (structural nested and marginal structural models) have seldom been applied in education research of any type. (See1 for an exception.) Our analyses will allow us to describe children's receipt of high-quality school services nationwide and to determine patterns (e.g., by age) in who receives those services. Those service quality indicators include: teacher certification, inclusive settings; early identification; and the transition planning. Personnel preparation remains a weak element of effective intervention for children with ASD; inclusive setting has been a controversial issue people debate about whether certain skills serve as prerequisite for beneficial effects; early identification represents a critical development window for the interventions; and transition planning is related to the ultimate goal of special education for children with ASD-personal independence and social responsibility. These analyses will provide insights into key policy questions, such as the benefits of teacher certification and of early identification. Outcomes considered include key measures of academic, social, behavioral, functional, and motor skills. These data do have limitations. First, the data include only those in special education who have been identified by school systems as needing services. Second, the data provide little information on the content of the services (e.g., the specific behavior approach that teachers use). What the study will assess is the effect of broad services policy makers have used and will use to affect the instruction available to these children.
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