If you are recruiting from the chapter house, chances are you are either at a campus with structured rush or recruiting with methods from the 1980s. Hear me out. In today’s world, you have to go to the people and be ready when they come to you – digitally and socially. How is your social media game? What story are you telling on Instagram, Snapchat, or Facebook? Don’t be fooled; potential new members have almost certainly researched your chapter online.


If your chapter is more concerned with being liked than being who you really are, prospects will see right through you. When is the last time your chapter did ritual or discussed the Declaration of Principles and how these dominate our daily lives? Trying to be anything other than the best version of yourself, of TKE, is a recipe for failure. Double down on Love, Charity, and Esteem and leave the wannabe mentality to the haters.


Rarely, if ever, does it take just one conversation in recruitment. What is your chapter or colony’s plan for following up on that list? Are you using text messages or making phone calls? Who is doing the follow-up? In sales, it takes five to eight contacts to make a sale. Recruitment is about the same. All too often leaders underestimate the amount of action it takes to be successful. Don’t drop the ball on your prospects. Own your list, take action, and celebrate your success.


It takes the right combination of skills, organization, and motivation to make all of this work. Focusing your efforts in these three areas will yield results. Failing to do so will breed negativity and tear down opportunity. Instead, learn recruitment and train not only yourself but the men around you. If you and your chapter or colony need help, reach out to our team, your alumni, or your campus fraternity advisor. We would be glad to help.<|endoftext|>Groups participate in the annual Igloo Build at the Montshire Museum of Science in Norwich. The annual event will take place this Saturday.


Norwich — The Montshire Museum of Science’s annual Igloo Build has been expanded this year to include “the science of winter.”


In addition to (or instead of) building an igloo this Saturday, visitors to the museum can take an animal tracking workshop, snowshoe on winter trails and experiment with ice at the Science Discovery Lab.


“We’ve had people asking about it since last August even,” said Trish Palao, the marketing and communications manager at the museum. Last year, more than 1,000 people visited the museum on the day of the igloo build.


“The weather is never really a sure thing,” Palao said. While there will be enough snow for igloos this year, a few years ago the event was canceled because snow was in short supply. “It’s great for us to create opportunities beyond that.”


It also allows for more chances to educate. In one of the ice experiments, people will combine salt and ice to create frost. In another, people can move toy cars along a cold track to learn about how ice, salt, sand and other materials affect roads.


On Wednesday, Mike Fenzel, a science educator and program manager at the museum, was hard at work creating big rectangular slabs of snow that will be cut into blocks for building igloos.


“They’re going to be 20 feet long to 30 feet deep and 1½ to 2 feet tall,” he said in a telephone interview. Recent weather conditions will impact the quality of the snow. “The water content will be a little bit higher than we’d like,” Fenzel said. “We’ve done this with much less snow on the ground.”


Those who partake in the challenge will be under the watchful eye of Bert Yankielun, an engineer who authored the book How to Build an Igloo and Other Snow Structures.


“By the end of the day we have a nice little village scattered throughout the back,” Fenzel said. “We had over a dozen real igloo structures last year.”


“It’s just come out and make friends with winter,” Fenzel said. “Just seeing those groups work together and accomplish that, it’s pretty cool.”


Editor’s note: The igloo build itself takes place from 10:30 a.m.-2 p.m.; winter animal tracking, 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m.; winter snowshoe (with snowshoes available to borrow), 2-5 p.m.; the four sessions of ice experiments are at 11 a.m., 12:30 p.m., 2 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. Activities are free with admission: children, $12; adults, $15; children under 2, free. For more information, call 802-649-2200 or visit www.montshire.org. Liz Sauchelli can be reached at esauchelli@vnews.com or 603-727-3221.


New London — A former Sullivan County lawmaker now is running in the two-seat Merrimack 5 House district representing New London and Newbury, as are the Democratic and Republican incumbents.


Former state Rep. Andy Schmidt, a Democrat who resigned from his Sullivan 1 seat last year after moving to New London from Grantham, is on the ballot, as are state Reps. Karen Ebel, D-New London, and Dan Wolf, R-Newbury.


All three candidates agree that education funding with its heavy reliance on property taxes is unfair to towns that struggle to raise education dollars locally because their property values are not as high as other towns, such as New London and Newbury.


“It needs a major shakeup,” said Wolf, 71, who has served one term and works in real estate and property management.


“Students should not be treated differently because a town does not have the resources,” Wolf said. “For me it is about equalization.”


Wolf said he isn’t convinced right now that more revenue is going to be the answer, but eventually the state may have to raise more money.


For Ebel, the long-standing problem of education funding in New Hampshire is “an embarrassment to the state” and unfair to property-poor towns.


Because of the large difference in what the state provides per student ($3,600) and the average per-pupil cost of $14,000, Ebel said it becomes “too heavy a burden for many towns to lift.”


Like Wolf, Ebel would like to see a more equitable distribution of the available education dollars and with additional revenue raised by the state.


From Schmidt’s viewpoint, the concept of property-rich towns becoming “donor towns” to property poor ones is a flawed approach that is not “politically workable.”


“In my view, we need to look at other taxes to support the school system,” said Schmidt, quickly adding that he would not support an income or sales tax.


Instead, Schmidt said, smaller taxes on consumption that would not adversely affect anyone could be considered.


“We can look at other sources that are politically possible,” he said, suggesting a tax on soft drinks as one example that he called “sugar water for children.”


Marijuana legalization falls into the category for Schmidt, who said in “general” he supports legal pot, but only if certain conditions are met. These would include public safety mechanisms to determine impairment, prohibiting marijuana in food products that could get into the hands of children, establishing a structure for collecting taxes and limiting advertising.


Neither Ebel nor Wolf, both of whom supported decriminalization and medical marijuana, said at this time they would not be behind full legalization.


“I am not in favor of legalization for recreational use,” Ebel, 64, said. “I think it sends the wrong message at a time when New Hampshire’s substance abuse problems are legion. I have talked to constituents and have not found broad support for legalization.”


“We should not legalize it just for the money,” Wolf said. “I want to see how things go in Colorado and Washington (two states that have legalized marijuana). Colorado has a serious problem with people under the influence.”


On the question of whether New Hampshire should establish its own minimum wage rather leave it at the federal level of $7.25 an hour, Wolf said that few if any businesses pay minimum wage, even for the most entry-level positions and right now he is not ready to “embrace” an increase. For him, the more important issue is the underemployment problem.


“We have a shortage of workers so it won’t matter how much you pay if you don’t have the workers,” said Wolf, who describes himself as a “middle of the road Republican.” That is my biggest concern: How do we retain and grow our workforce.”


Ebel and Schmidt said establishing a New Hampshire minimum wage is a good idea. Even though most earn above the federal minimum now because of the strong economy, Ebel said that should not be the deciding factor.


“It should not be tied to the success of the economy,”


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Our Wednesday started off with a nice breakfast, made by our host family, of eggs and vegetables perfectly plated with tea and bread.


We ended up walking through the university campus towards the City Centre Square. On the way there, we saw the public library, which apparently won the tenth prize for the ugliest building! What was also interesting was that right next to this library was an abandoned church. This was made during Milosevic’s rule, however this was made illegally but was never finished or used.


Our first step of the day was a meeting at the University of Pristina, with a professor in the fields of international law. We covered a variety of topics, going from the elections that occurred on Sunday 11th June, to how effective Vetevendosje (one of the parties) is and how the youth is more satisfied with what they are doing in comparison to LDK and PDK. Moreover, she talked about EULEX and what they were doing in regards of peace, and how in some time the authority will be transferred to the Kosovar institutions as well as the difficulties she faced being a judge in the constitution. What was interesting was that when the professor was talking about ‘national identity’, she spoke about how you either feel ‘Kosovar Albanian’ or ‘Kosovar Serbian’ and don’t really feel just Kosovar. However, when we were talking to Bartha, one of our tour guides, she expressed that her national identity is just Kosovar, and no affiliation with Albanian or Serbian.


For lunch, we got this traditional Kosovar dish – Fli. This basically consists of multiple crepes like layers, at least twenty. This can be either served just like this (mostly like this in restaurants), or with honey or yoghurt (mostly eaten like this at home). This is a special dish, which is usually made for when special guests come over, and for family visits.


Our second meeting was with the Youth Initiative for Human Rights, where one of the members gave us a talk on the different projects they have accomplished, which is explained more in Lea’s post! We got to relax for a few hours, before going out for dinner again with the whole group. This was at a restaurant up in the mountains, with a beautiful view and good food with good company.<|endoftext|>If you received any income from stocks, capital gains or mutual funds during the tax year you can expect to receive a Form 1099-DIV. Below is a listing of what each box on Form 1099-DIV represents.


By doing a little math and subtracting the amount of qualified divided shown in Box 1b from the amount of ordinary dividends in Box 1a you can figure own the amount of dividends that will be taxed at ordinary rates.


Any qualified dividends are taxed as long-term capital gains. Your dividends will not be taxed if your largest tax bracket is 15%. Otherwise if your marginal tax rate is more than 15% qualified dividends will be taxed at rates from 15%, 20% or 23.8% depending on your total annual income.


To be considered qualified dividends the funds must be paid by a United State corporation and you must have owned the stock longer than 60 days. There may also be other requirements.


If you have any amount in box 2a, mutual fund distributions, it is consider a long term capital gain. Taxes that apply to qualified dividends will also apply to distributions of mutual fund capital gains, but there is no requirement for how long you owned the investment.<|endoftext|>large print coloring pages large print coloring pages large print coloring pages printable free images visit to grab large print large print flower coloring pages.


The movement of people across borders is reshaping world politics. This course explores three phenomenon with reference to the impact on the economy, domestic politics, regional integration, national identity and the institution of the Sovereign Nation State.


The class will cover such areas as the constitutional foundations of the power to regulate immigration; the statutory scheme; the administrative system; the law of admission to the country; exclusion and deportation; the law of asylum; and cross-cultural and ethical issues which arise in immigration practice. There will also be a simulation component to the course. The simulation exercises will require additional time outside of the normal weekly class hours. Most of these simulations will be concentrated in the latter part of the semester. Here, students would learn practice skills through simulated experience by preparing witnesses and presenting argument in a motion hearing, and by preparing direct testimony and cross examination in some type of immigration proceeding, such as an asylum hearing.


This seminar will review the international legal framework for refugee protection and resettlement as a background and comparison for U.S. refugee and asylum law and policy. Students will learn about the major international instruments governing refugee law, and will then compare the application of those instruments by particular states. After understanding the context and development of international norms, students will study the U.S. asylum regime, including the statutory structure and processes for refugee admissions, asylum and withholding of deportation, temporary protected status, and related protections.


The experience of immigrants to the United States during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Topics include premigration cultures, theories of adaptation, perspectives on race ethnicity, sojourner migrants, and the persistence of ethnic enclaves in the urban environment.


This course is an introduction to some of the issues arising from the movement of peoples across national boundaries, including labor migration, illegal migration, forced migration, and trafficking, and how these have changed since the end of the Cold War. We will explore who migrants are and why they migrate. We will also examine the consequences of migration for sending and receiving states, the relations between them, and the impact of migration on international institutions. We will examine the transnational networks that arise from migration, and what effects these networks have on notions of community and membership, on citizenship, on nationalism, on political mobilization, and on the duties and responsibilities of states and international organizations. The course will have a strong policy orientation: we will critically examine the responses of receiving countries, including policies of controlling entry; the absorption and integration of migrants; policies concerning citizenship and nationality; and asylum policies. K. Jacobsen. Not offered 2005-2006.


Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy. DHP D235: Research Seminar in Forced Migration and Human Security


This seminar seeks to strengthen students' understanding of and capacity to conduct social scientific inquiry in the field of forced migration, by exploring the research methods used by social scientists. The field of forced migration is defined broadly, to include such related areas as labor migration, humanitarian assistance, refugee law and policy, and livelihoods and human rights in conflict-affected regions. The course is especially intended for students seeking structured guidance in conceptualizing and assembling a research proposal, particularly one that intends to use field methods. The course offers a way to learn more about the field of forced migration through an epistemological approach. K. Jacobsen. Spring, 2006.


This course examines some of the major policy issues concerning forced migrants (refugees and the internally displaced). We examine "root causes" of displacement; the responses of asylum countries; and the role of governments and of international and non-governmental organizations in protecting and assisting forced migrants. We will examine how refugees themselves respond, and the role they play in mediating policy. We explore the consequences of forced migration for the environment, for public health, and for regional security. We will explore the relationship between refugee policy and foreign policy, and changes in the international refugee regime since the end of the Cold War.


Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy. DHP P208: Seminar on Geography, Foreign Policy, and World Order. Napoleon asserted that "the policy of a state lies in its geography." Arguably, world order itself-the moral and legal structure of any well-functioning international system-depends on the conformity of mankind's "genres de vie" to physical settings and the environment. The dynamism of geography of all kinds will be emphasized, in contrast with the static "control" orientation of politics. Subjects to be covered include: the partitioning of territory, including boundary making, adjustment, and management; patterns of human migration and settlement, including the formation of cities; the selection of sites of capitals and other political centers, and also for diplomatic meetings. Assessment of basic theories of geographical determinism and possibilism, as well as geopolitical and geostrategic doctrines; the technical methods and subtle suasion of cartography, including the functioning of Geographic Information Systems and "mental maps"; and consideration of current international proposals for the better reconciliation of nature and culture, as discussed in United Nations and other multilateral negotiations. Not offered 2005-2006. Associate Professor Henrikson


Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy. DHP P282: The Return of Diasporas: Ethno-national networks, multi-cultural societies and global threats. The interest in diasporas is related to major geopolitical changes that offer them new opportunities of emerging as global actors. Another reason for the renewal of diaspora visibility is a gradual change in the perception of migration by the Social Sciences. Migratory phenomena create new networks - or recreate old ones- capable to resist threats to their distinctive identity. Diasporas probably constitute the most interesting example of transnationalism. As entities bridging states, they are active in the economic, cultural and political spheres and link various geographical scales in new ways. The Balkan crises of the last decade have illustrated how


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“But as is usually the case, a boxer never gets knocked out by a punch he’s looking for,” he said. “This could be what triggers the decline. Geopolitical events are very, very hard to model.”


Hard to model? Come on. Obama picked Vick and the Eagles; he then picked the Chicago Bears, and then he picked Mubarak. Which means, that despite Obama wanting to screw things up, the voice of the people will be heard.


So Wall Street will say that the unrest in Egypt will spread to Saudi Arabia, and what happened in Tunisia and Algeria will eventually spread around the world.


And just like China showed Top Gun clips as evidence of their weaponry--only to be picked up by the Telegraph many days later after it has already happened; the folks at the NY Times have a forecasting record as good as these dictators have photoshoppers!


The Saudi monarchy will be the next one to fall eventually. Egypt is paradise on Earth compared to Saudi Arabia. Heck Tunisia population is about 10 million, Egypt is 80 million so that's 90 million that have revolted against their puppet governments. Once the people in the other Arab states see that these revolutions can be successful... watch out!


But the big story here isn't the people wanting to get rid of these despot governments, it's the oil in Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Kuwait, etc. Now you think the people that will eventually get into power will want to sell their oil as fast as it's produced? We know Saddam and the Iranians didn't produce their oil at its fullest potential and they conveniently made our "terrorist" list.


Hello everyone! Summer is just about halfway over and temperatures are at an all time high. We LOVE getting a good tan on, so we spend quite a bit of quality time by the pool. Unfortunately though, too much sun exposure can make our skin very dry. We have been taking full advantage of pool days, and we also went to the beach twice this summer, and although we have been blessed with an olive skin tone that never burns, we did start peeling a little after our vacations, which is never pleasant. To keep our skin healthy and moisturized, we have tried endless amount of moisturizers and creams but what we often find is that some of the moisturizers are too heavy and make our skin feel too greasy. We finally found the cutest little set that is perfect for giving our skin the moisture it needs and keep us smelling good all summer, even in this crazy heat, so we felt we had to share with you guys! This Clinique Happy Treats set includes a body cream, hand cream, and a perfume spray. All the products in this trio have a refreshing and light scent which is exactly what we need for summer! We have the individual products linked below, so feel free to check them out if you are looking for a way to keep your skin soft and smelling good this summer!


Today is my day off work - YAY! I love mid-week days off but because most of my friends are at work I generally have no one to hang out with - boooo! That means the day because one of those catch up days, where you do all of the boring stuff you've been meaning to do around the house but never get around to.


Before I got around to that today I sat and watched This Morning and started exploring the internet. You know those days where you click from site to site, easily distracted by adverts and links - exploring new things and discovering new ideas! I thought I would share a little bit about what I discovered today!


I don't know about you, but I love a cheese toastie. On TV today they were talking about subscription boxes and they bought up Cheese Posties. On this website you sign up for a weekly delivery of a cheese toastie. You get a box filled with everything you need to create the perfect cheese toastie - but they go above and beyond the usual cheese and ham offering so many of us are used to. I will definitely be signing up and trying one - it's so exciting!


A friend at work is trying to quit smoking and asked if I could find her somewhere to buy e-liquids. Today I came across an e-liquid online store which looks perfect for her. She gets easily bored so I like that Simply e-Liquid have loads of flavours for her to choose from, this means that she can buy a few at a time and make sure that she always has something new to try and keep her interested - great news!


Some friends of mine are getting married and instead of a gift have asked for money towards a honeymoon. They have made it nice and easy by signing up to The Smith Collections, so people can sign up and leave a message to wish them luck in their new life - what a cute idea!<|endoftext|>Manifest your dreams with @tiarethomas @alohadreamboard #Repost @alohadreamboard with @get_repost ・・・ Hey there DREAMER! Imagine a world filled with people celebrating their dreams coming true every day! 💃🏼👯🙋😎✨🎉🎉🎉✨🙋🏽♂🚶🏾🏃🕺🏻 Imagine being one of those dreamers/doers. Imagine helping another person achieve their dreams at the same time. Would you like to be a part of turning this vision into reality??!? Well...We've got some exciting news for you. ✨🎉😆✨🎉 . . . We are celebrating achieving a huge dream...The Art of Dreamboarding Workshop with Life Coach @TiareThomas is available as an intensive online video Dreamboard course. YES! You will be able to access our course 24/7 at the comfort of your own home or anywhere in the world (with wifi of course 😜)! Get clear on your deepest desires & dreams as @tiarethomas guides you in our unique and organized step by step method to creating the ULTIMATE DREAMBOARD. BONUS: For every online video course sold, we will gift an online video course to an educator of your choice in your name! WHY??? As Thich Nhat Hanh says "Happy Teachers Will Change The World." Our teachers have a huge influence on our youths life's vision and future. By implementing this course in our school system, starting with our teachers, students will have a stronger support system. Join our mission with enhancing universal happiness one dream at a time. Take matter into your own hands. Let's start with you and share this vision with our teachers and leaders of tomorrow. TAKE ACTION ON YOUR DREAMS NOW AND SIGN UP FOR THE ART OF DREAMBOARDING ONLINE VIDEO COURSE AND SPONSOR AN EDUCATOR. (click on the link in our bio) #alohadreamboard #dreamboard #visionboard #dreamboarding #lifecoaching #honolululifecoach #TiareThomas #thelawofattraction #manifesting #designyourdreamlife #happydreamers #ADgivesback #inihawaii #hawaiidesu #hawaii<|endoftext|>I'm sure part of my positive response to Grimm's new album comes from the fact that I grew up listening to the kinds of music it pays tribute to. But another part of it arises from the high-quality songwriting and musicianship, the melodicism, the literate lyrics, and the strong vocals – a pretty powerful formula.


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The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) surveyed Manitoba small business owners on what they wanted to see in the Budget. Their top priorities included; fixing the province’s fiscal fundamentals, improving tax competitiveness, and continuing to reduce red tape.


While CFIB commends the Manitoba government for taking bold steps to reduce red tape facing all Manitobans, entrepreneurs hoped that the government would have been as bold in tackling the deficit. Instead, what small business owners saw was a giant missed opportunity!


The province’s net debt has nearly doubled over the last decade, and the deficit is projected to be $840 million this year. Not surprisingly, the province’s credit rating was recently downgraded. Fiscal restraint is needed now, not later, so it is disappointing that the Manitoba Government continued its trend of unsustainable spending, while failing to outline a clear road map to get back to balanced budgets.


With 2017-18 expenditures increasing by 3.1%, it will be extremely difficult to balance the budget by 2024, let alone any earlier. The provincial government needs to take significant steps now to bend their cost curve. While freezing public sector wages is a positive first step, it only addresses one part of the problem. Manitoba needs to reduce the size of its government. In fact, 98% of Manitoba entrepreneurs support the government reducing its size through workforce attrition.


Small business owners also understand that lowering taxes will help encourage investment and grow the economy. While pleased there were no tax increases or new taxes introduced, the 2017 Budget did little to improve tax competitiveness.


Last year, the provincial government took a step in the right direction by indexing its personal income tax system to inflation. However, the Health and Post-Secondary Education Tax Levy, commonly known as the payroll tax, is not indexed to inflation and becomes even more unaffordable every year. Manitoba entrepreneurs also asked the government to deliver on its commitment to increase the Small Business Corporate Income Tax Threshold to $500,000. With Nova Scotia’s recent announcement to increase their threshold to $500,000, Manitoba will be the only province left to do so.


Make no mistake; the provincial government has taken many positive steps over the past year to begin improving Manitoba’s small business climate. But the province can no longer continue with its moderate deficit reduction policies, which we all know will not solve the problem. Business owners understand that today’s deficits are tomorrow’s taxes, so we hope Budget 2018 will outline a clear plan to boldly fix the province’s fiscal fundamentals.


Jonathan Alward is the Manitoba director of provincial affairs with the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB). CFIB advocates on behalf of 4,800 small- and medium-sized businesses on Manitoba and 109,000 members across Canada. Jonathan can be reached at [email protected] or you can follow him on Twitter @cfibMB.


CFIB is Canada’s largest association of small and medium-sized businesses with 109,000 members (4,800 members in Manitoba) across every sector and region.


CEO, CFSI Ms. Swati Pandey receives the prestigious ‘Rajat Kamal’ award for CFSI film ‘Ishu’ as Best Assamese Film at the 65th National Film Award from Hon’ble Minister of Information & Broadcasting, Smt. Smriti Irani and MOS, Shri. Rajyavardhan Rathore.<|endoftext|>Traveller, F1 Fanatic, Die-Hard Kimi Raikkonen Fan , Staunch Manchester United and FC Barcelona Supporter. I love living life to the fullest and Thank God for all the Luxuries I enjoy. Welcome to my Blog!!<|endoftext|>We just finished adding 6 new collections of graphs that include Vertex-critical graphs, Edge-cri...


The collection provides information about connected edge-transitive graphs of degree 4. This second edition shows graphs of up to 150 vertices. It is known to be incomplete in a few ways. We hope, eventually, to expand the range up to 512 vertices (to include Bouwer's generalization of the Gray Graph), and we invite your comments and contributions.


The Census is a joint work of Steve Wilson at Northern Arizona University, and Primož Potočnik Department of Mathematics, University of Auckland, New Zealand (source).


The goal of The Encyclopedia of Graphs is to become a general reference repository of collections of graphs. However, we are not alone in this world and we greatly appreciate all the initiatives for graph generation or collection. Therefore, we provided the sites where you can find more collections, especially larger families that are just too big to show here.


House of Graphs from Universiteit Gent houses (or links to) 20 different graph collections and their derivations. Their also provide their own database of “interesting” graphs that were used in different conjectures or proofs.


Brendan McKay lists different combinatorial data of smaller graphs (general graphs, eulerian graphs, strongly regular graphs, Ramsey graphs, hypohamiltonian graphs, planar graphs, self-complementary graphs, and highly irregular graphs, plane graphs and trees).


Gordon Royle assembled families with properties ranging from colorings, criticality, transitivity, planarity, regularity, etc.


Primož Potočnik provides censuses of cubic and tetravalent graphs having different degrees of symmetry.


Ted Spence offers strongly regular graphs on at most 64 vertices, while Andries E. Brouwer lists parameters of known strongly regular graphs up to 13000 vertices.


Graph generation software ranges from specific open-source tools to bundled software packages (that do not come cheap).


nauty is a program for computing automorphism groups of graphs and digraphs. It is also a must have for graph generation and calculation of properties. Learn how to use dreadnaut and tools such as geng, countg, amg, lists, showg, dretog, etc. and you will master the art of graph collections.


Small and usually very efficient programs that depend on nauty also include Snarkhunter for generation of connected cubic graphs and snarks, Minibaum for generation of connected cubic graphs, Buckygen for generation of all nonisomorphic fullerenes, Triangleramsey for generation of maximal triangle-free graphs, and GenHypohamiltonian for generation of hypohamiltonian graphs.


Magma is a computer algebra system designed to solve problems in algebra, number theory, geometry and combinatorics.


CaGe is an open-source software package for generating mathematical graphs of different types, relating to interesting chemical molecules.


Graphs can be encoded in many ways, depending if our goal is smaller size or human readability. Here we name a few:


For collections it's best to work with graph6/sparse6 encodings as they offer smallest size in general and can be further compressed using data compression algorithms (zip, gzip, etc.). But they have a drawback of not supporting directed graphs (which can be written in digraph6 encoding). The Encyclopedia works with sparse6 format due to its higher efficiency for non-dense graphs.


Pajek is a free Windows program for analysis and visualization of large networks having some thousands or even millions of vertices. Pajek also has a 3XL version that can be used for analysis of huge networks (billions of vertices) where identity of vertices is not important and cannot be loaded into physical memory by Pajek.


Cytoscape is an open source software platform for visualizing complex networks and integrating these with any type of attribute data. A lot of additional Apps are also available for various kinds of problem domains.


NodeXL is an open-source template for Microsoft® Excel® 2007, 2010, 2013 and 2016 that makes it easy to explore network graphs.


NetworKit is an open-source toolkit for large-scale network analysis. NetworKit is a Python module. Performance-aware algorithms are written in C++ and exposed to Python via the Cython toolchain.


NetworkX is a Python language software package for the creation, manipulation, and study of the structure, dynamics, and functions of complex networks.


Cuttlefish is a network workbench application that visualizes networks. Cuttlefish is only compatible to UNIX systems with the Java Runtime Environment 1.6 installed.


EgoNet is an open-source program for the collection and analysis of egocentric network data. It helps you create the questionnaire, collect data, and provide general global network measures and data matrixes that can be used for further analysis by other software.


Tulip is an information visualization framework written in C++ and dedicated to the analysis and visualization of relational data.


Kumu is a commercial data visualization platform that helps you organize complex information into interactive relationship maps.


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Britishers in their time of rule in India started to change our natural forest which comprised mostly of fruit and flower bearing trees to plantation of commercial timbers in the name of standardization of forest . while doing so they failed to analyze the impact and catastrophe it will cause on wildlife as well as human beings . Post independence forest department of India which followed rules and regulations laid by their predecessors did the same work .No place apart from former hunting grounds of maharajah's , some remote area's or areas under patronage of people like Corbet and Billy arjun singh and some reserve forests which came under project tiger in early stages and had the advantage of evicted grasslands tigers are no where to be seen .


why tigers are not in production forests which covers a huge chunk of our remaining forest cover is not a mathematical quest answer is simple and it is for all other species too "unless food is there none can survive" . In production forests we do not have fruit and flower bearing trees instead have tree's like teak and sal etc to fulfill the need of rich people but it dose not provide food to herbivores and tribals and they also prevent under growth of grass and shrubs . And in absence of fruits; flowers grass and shrubs herbivorous rely on crops of villagers but in absence of of forest food these crops are only life line of these tribal villagers so they kill them . In absence of herbivore tiger too relay on village animals and in turn gets the highest punishment of death .


Forest of our national parks too have already been standardized and contain mostly sal , teak and similar trees but they have huge grass lands which were created by shifting villages under project tigers . These grasslands are the last support of the food chain of our dwindling tiger population and that is why our forest officers are so keen to shift villages out of national parks and sanctuaries . They also know know that re-convert these commercial forest in to natural forest is huge and moneyless task so they don't even dream of it


Availability of food decides number of tigers any park can sustain it decides how much sq km a tiger will need to survive this area differs from park to park (e.g. kaziranga has a tiger per three sq km and kanha has a tiger every 12 sq km ) this area also differs within the park depending on richness of habitat . suppose kanha can sustain 120 tigers , as per my own estimates at least 20 new tigers will look for their place in this jam packed place very few mostly females will find room for natural reasons and unlucky one's will go either outside or will die in infighting.


Those tigers which opt to go out of park boundaries are destined to live in degraded or commercially converted production forests and death is almost certain for aforesaid reasons . this problem gets worse when females having half grown cubs go out due to change in dominance of male tigers in this case female needs double food and has limited mobility and in turn death is almost certain to her and her little ones . These deaths were pre decided not by god but by us we have created a situation in which no tiger can survive outside the national parks and when heavy poaching takes place like it did in panaa and sariska there were no tigers in periphery to claim the place and parks became tiger less


This is not plight of tigers alone tribal people which relied heavily on forest to provide food after standardization of forest ended up to so dire consequences that when prime minister of India visited kalahandi (orrisa) two women of same family could not come out to meet him at the same time as they had only 1 dress to share . Any one who claims to be conservationist must understand forest is for all tigers and tribal not for the need of people of cities and unless we reconvert out forests in to fruit and flower bearing trees all we can do is wishful thinking<|endoftext|>Seven (7) was the winning lucky number of the night. Miss Kimberley Escartin and Mr Joshua Blaza were tagged with number seven as competing candidates and both won the title crowns Mr and Miss Philippines UK 2016 respectively held last 18th September at the Camden Centre in London.


The pageantry – ably emceed by Mischelle Macadangdang, Matthew James Fernandez and Peps Villanueva – progressed smoothly with the candidates at their coolest, relaxed and friendly competing display of antics that had the audience appreciatively “reeling” in their seats and “hooting” encouragements to their bet candidate(s).


Judges with the panel of adjudicators came out with list of deserving title winners: Among the ladies were: Stephanie Salinas 1st runner up MPUK 2016, Charmaine Cudal - 2nd runner up MPUK 2016 and Miss Friendship; Therese Mallari - 3rd runner up MPUK 2016; Annabel Marshall - Miss Philippine Charity 2016, and Nicole Imperio as People’s Choice 2016. And from the gentlemen were Angel Capili -1st runner up MPUK 2016, Best in Casual Wear and Mr Friendship 2016, Stephen Arambulo - 2nd runner up MPUK 2016; Berchman Jadoc - 3rd runner up MPUK 2016; and Kevin Mijares – Best in Swimwear.


Crowned Miss Philippines UK 2016, Kimberly Escartin, won the judges and audience hearts with her definitive ‘model-like-catwalk’ prance. She also won Best Formal Wear, Best Swimwear, and Best Casual Wear. Nineteen (19) years old Kimberley, born in the southern province of Leyte, plays badminton and loves to travel. She is currently studying Travel and tourism at City of Westminster College and aims to become a successful businesswoman someday.


Joshua Blaza, crowned Mr Philippines UK 2016, wowed the judges and audience with his cool moonlight pace and charming “come-on” smile. He also won Mr Philippine Charity 2016, Best Formal Wear and People’s Choice 2016. He is an energetic young man who plays basketball, badminton and football, a swimming buff who loves listening to music and plays the ukulele. Sixteen (16) years old Joshua, born in Bangued, Abra, is set to study A-levels in Accounting, Economics, Maths and Computer Science having confidently earned A*–A grades in all twelve of his GCSE’s. Eventually, he aims to complete a university degree in Accounting & Finance which would equipped him becoming a successful businessman and enable him to realize his dream project to help create jobs for those who are less fortunate.


This year’s contest is the 39th feat of Mr & Miss Philippines UK pageantry. Organised and founded by Mrs Eva Macadangdang in 1976, hence by far, the longest running beauty contest in the Phil-Anglo community. “I take pride in saying that [this] event started when there was no such special entertainment being held for the Filipino community, and so thereafter became the annual highlight for [our] community,” enthused Mrs Macadangdang. The original pageant, Miss Philippines UK, was given an added boost when in 1978 MPUK incorporated Mr Philippines “to give the young men also the chance to prove that they too can compete in the same way as the girls,” she added. MPUK’s aim in this yearly pageantry is to develop the youth’s individualities and raise awareness of their beauty (within and outward), talents, academic excellence for themselves and for the future benefit of the community they live in. The pageantry brings to its audience an evening of entertainment not only from the competition section but also from the candidates’ group-presentations and the guest performers. This year the guest entertainers were Jahnna Pauleen Lucero, Miss Tsungai Tsik


1255965 .<|endoftext|>„The dog soldier knows what you've done, Crystal. And when he comes for you... I'm just a phone call and a 20-minute drive away.<|endoftext|>Designs are delivered as a digital download and work with the Silhouette Cameo and Cricut Explore Cutting Machines. The EPS files are compatible with Adobe Illustrator CC.<|endoftext|>Youth in grades 6-12 are invited to meet in the gym from 6:00-8:00pm for this very special "Friendsgiving" meal cooked by Salo! Invite all your friends to join us as we share a meal and just have fun. Friends are welcome! Contact John Salo at John@lhcnj.net<|endoftext|>With Release 11g Oracle introduced the concept of the Automatic Diagnostic Repository (ADR) which is an independent directory structure for all kinds of logs and traces for the database, listener and other Oracle products. The directory diag is located in $ORACLE_BASE so you should ensure that that variable has been set to the correct directory. If it’s not set the files will be stored in $ORACLE_HOME/diag.


With Oracle 11g it was a starting point and several parts of the oracle database, like Grid infrastructure were not aware of the new structure. With Oracle 12c now most logs, traces and cores are in the various directories underneath $ORACLE_BASE/diag (except for asmcmd which is using $ORACLE_BASE/log/diag!).


Logs and traces are often stored twice in this structure like the good old alert file is stored in $ORACLE_BASE/diag/rdbms/<DB_UNIQUE_NAME>/<ORACLE_SID>/alert as an xml-file and in the corresponding trace directory in the old ascii layout.


As many of you already experienced the ADR can become huge over the time. I’ve seen alert.log and listener.log with a size of several GByte which can bring the entire Oracle database environment to a stop as the filesystem gets full.


But one of the advantages of ADR is that it’s able to manage the files without human intervention. There is a purge mechanism associated with it so that old logs and traces are automatically removed. Unfortunately the default retention for most of those logs is one year! There are two parameters: SHORTP_POLICY (default 720 hours = 30 days) and LONGP_POLICY (default 8720 hours = 365 days).


If you only have one database and no special settings there should only be one ADR-Home and you can continue changing the values immediate. If, like in my environment, you have several databases you need to select the environment first:


This will purge old logfiles, traces, etc. automatically and free up the space again. If you are in a hurry you can purge the files manually using adrci as well:


One more hint to the listener.log: If you have a webinterface you might encounter a huge listener.log file because every connect/disconnect is going to be logged. Most recently one of my customer had a 10 GB listener.log file and it filled within minutes.<|endoftext|>Ultra-fine, high quality needle designed to create highly defined hair strokes for the most natural-looking results. The extra ordinary pigment deposit allows high precision performance. The innovative `nano tube` made from medical-grade stainless steel at the tip provides the artist with more stability and less vibration on the needle for a smoother, more realistic hair stroke movement.<|endoftext|>Reminder – Walking the Camino: Six Ways to Santiago Film Screening | Monday 4th December 19:00 | Christ Church Blackfriars Road SE1 8NY | The Confraternity of Saint James


Our final screening of 2017 – we will be showing the 84-minute documentary Walking the Camino: Six Ways to Santiago, produced by Lydia Bowman. The film follows six pilgrims of different nationalities as they embark on the Camino Francés from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port all the way to Santiago de Compostela. Whether you’re looking for some inspiration or want to reminisce about your time on the camino, this is a film for everyone to enjoy. It will be followed by a Question & Answer session about all topics to do with practical tips for pilgrimage or the Confraternity’s work, with long-term promoter of the camino, Adam Wells.


WHEN you walk down the street, do you ever break into a skip or a hop? Or notice that sometimes you walk to a beat? Well, that means you've got rhythm. And if you've got rhythm, you're one step away from dancing.


Dancing is a special way people show how they feel. And when people dance, they usually feel good. Try dancing to a song and at the same time try to feel angry or sad. You may be surprised to find that you have to be happy to dance, and dancing can even make you happier!


In countries throughout the world, people have danced in their own special ways for many years. In some countries, it might be called "native dancing" or "folk dancing," and that means everybody dances, not just people who have special training.


In Ireland, children are taught to dance as part of their regular study program in school. When dancing is taught in school it becomes a skill and not just a hop, skip, and a jump!


First, the children learn to stand up straight, eyes forward (not down at their feet), and arms straight at their sides. Then they are taught a series of steps that keep exact time with each note of the music. This is called "step dancing." As the steps are learned, the children usually develop quick timing so that their dancing is fast, precise, and snappy. After a child masters certain steps, he or she dances with a partner or group in perfect time with other dancers and the music. This develops team s pirit along with the lively grace of body movement.


Because so many Irish people have settled in the Boston area in the United States, you can see their dances performed on special holidays and at celebrations. The pictures on this page show a group who take classes with a professional teacher named Rita O'Shea, who grew up in Galway, Ireland.


"How long have you been dancing?" I ask one of the step-dancers in the group, Melissa Deans, now 12. "Since I was four years old," she says. "My sisters took classes." Some of the girls followed in their mothers' dance steps, and several boys also join in the family tradition. Another dancer, Stephanie Griffin, 13, says, "I practice at least one hour a day at home. We have tapes of the music that's played in class."


The music is traditional, too. The pattern of the dance may include reels or jigs, as well as solo performances by some of the leading dancers. A reel is a dance in which the group moves in a circle; a jig is a jumping step and usually involves crossing the legs at knee height.


Even the musical instruments are the same kind that were used many years ago. Fiddles, flutes, and bagpipes were played to the call of a dancing master who traveled from county to county and taught popular steps. Some of the dances act out stories, usually based on history.


The costumes make the whole performance very colorful. You can see by the ones shown here that they are quite traditional. And although each is unique, they are all similar. Each makes use of embroidered patterns drawn from designs found in "The Book of Kells," a manuscript made about 1,100 years ago in a monastery at Kells, Ireland. The motifs are adapted to the dresses, usually made of velvet and fine silks, and sewn in Ireland or England.


You may notice the girls wear two different types of shoes - soft ones laced to the ankles, and hard-soled shoes for tap routines. Both types are also made in Ireland.


In 1991, the group pictured here traveled to Moscow and performed for dancers there. "I liked meeting [the Russians]," Ann Cadogan told me. "We exchanged steps and costumes, and took turns dancing for each other." Now that's good foreign relations! `Kidspace' is a place on the Home Forum pages where kids can find stories that will tickle imaginations, entertain with a tall tale, explain how things work, or describe a real-life event. These articles appear twice a month, always on a Tuesday.


A man sleeps by a Christmas tree inside Reagan National Airport in Washington after the airport was closed due to a large snowstorm that hit the region.


Transportation Security Agency (TSA) workers carry out security checks at Denver International Airport, the day before the Thanksgiving holiday in Denver, 2010. Millions of Americans took to the skies despite protests over security procedures, including calls for passengers to boycott high-tech body scanners.


Workers clear the tarmac at Reagan National Airport in Washington on Dec. 19 as a huge snowstorm hit the region, dumping nearly two feet of snow and causing both Washingtion, DC, area airports to close.


Stranded passengers aboard JetBlue Flight 751 to Cancun, Mexico, walk around the cabin while waiting at JFK International Airport in New York for hours to take off in 2007. The Obama adminsitration announced penalties for airlines that keep passengers waiting too long on the tarmac without food and water.


A traveler lifts her arms as she stands in a security scan at Schiphol airport, Netherlands, in May 2007.


American Airlines pilots and other employees watch a news conference with the CEOs of US Airways and American Airlines at DFW International Airport Feb. 14, 2013


1255966 -uta ("long song") was a lyric poem popular in this era. It alternated five and seven-syllable lines and ended with an extra seven-syllable line.


Lyrical poetry was the dominant form of 17th-century English poetry from John Donne to Andrew Marvell.[16] The poems of this period were short. Rarely narrative, they tended towards intense expression.[16] Other notable poets of the era include Ben Jonson, Robert Herrick, George Herbert, Aphra Behn, Thomas Carew, John Suckling, Richard Lovelace, John Milton, Richard Crashaw, and Henry Vaughan. A German lyric poet of the period is Martin Opitz; in Japan, this was the era of the noted haiku-writer Matsuo Bashō.


In the 18th century, lyric poetry declined in England and France. The atmosphere of literary discussion in the English coffeehouses and French salons was not congenial to lyric poetry.[17] Exceptions include the lyrics of Robert Burns, William Cowper, Thomas Gray, and Oliver Goldsmith. German lyric poets of the period include Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Novalis, Friedrich Schiller, and Johann Heinrich Voß. Kobayashi Issa was a Japanese lyric poet during this period. In Diderot's Encyclopédie, Louis chevalier de Jaucourt described lyric poetry of the time as "a type of poetry totally devoted to sentiment; that's its substance, its essential object".[18]


In Europe, the lyric emerged as the principal poetic form of the 19th century and came to be seen as synonymous with poetry.[19] Romantic lyric poetry consisted of first-person accounts of the thoughts and feelings of a specific moment; the feelings were extreme but personal.[20]


The traditional sonnet was revived in Britain, with William Wordsworth writing more sonnets than any other British poet.[19] Other important Romantic lyric writers of the period include Samuel Taylor Coleridge, John Keats, Percy Bysshe Shelley, and Lord Byron. Later in the century, the Victorian lyric was more linguistically self-conscious and defensive than the Romantic forms had been.[21] Such Victorian lyric poets include Alfred Lord Tennyson and Christina Rossetti.


Lyric poetry was popular with the German reading public between 1830 and 1890, as shown in the number of poetry anthologies published in the period.[22] According to Georg Lukács, the verse of Joseph von Eichendorff exemplified the German Romantic revival of the folk-song tradition initiated by Goethe, Herder, and Arnim and Bretano's Des Knaben Wunderhorn.[23]


France also saw a revival of the lyric voice during the 19th century.[24] The lyric became the dominant mode of French poetry during this period.[25] For Walter Benjamin, Charles Baudelaire was the last example of lyric poetry "successful on a mass scale" in Europe.[26]


In Russia, Aleksandr Pushkin exemplified a rise of lyric poetry during the 18th and early 19th centuries.[27] The Swedish "Phosphorists" were influenced by the Romantic movement and their chief poet Per Daniel Amadeus Atterbom produced many lyric poems.[28] Italian lyric poets of the period include Ugo Foscolo, Giacomo Leopardi, Giovanni Pascoli, and Gabriele D'Annunzio. Spanish lyric poets include Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer, Rosalía de Castro, and José de Espronceda. Japanese lyric poets include Taneda Santoka, Masaoka Shiki, and Ishikawa Takuboku.


In the earlier years of the 20th century rhymed lyric poetry, usually expressing the feelings of the poet, was the dominant poetic form in the United States,[29] Europe, and the British colonies. The English Georgian poets such as A. E. Housman, Walter de la Mare, and Edmund Blunden used the lyric form. The Bengali poet Rabindranath Tagore was praised by William Butler Yeats for his lyric poetry; Yeats compared him to the troubadour poets when the two met in 1912.[30]


The relevance and acceptability of the lyric in the modern age was, though, called into question by modernist poets such as Ezra Pound, T. S. Eliot, H.D., and William Carlos Williams, who rejected the English lyric form of the 19th century, feeling that it relied too heavily on melodious language, rather than complexity of thought.[31] After World War II, the American New Criticism returned to the lyric, advocating a poetry that made conventional use of rhyme, meter and stanzas, and was modestly personal in the lyric tradition.[32] Lyric poetry dealing with relationships, sex and domestic life constituted the new mainstream of American poetry in the late 20th century following the confessional poets of the 1950s and ’60s such as Sylvia Plath and Anne Sexton.[33]<|endoftext|>Hope you guys like these new wallpapers! They're geometric mountains with the word "imagine" placed at the base of one of the triangles.


Just open up this blog post on your phone, tap the image with your finger (so it opens at full size) then press and hold and save it to your phone's camera roll! Please remember these are for personal use only, let's all play nice and use them for just that :) artwork can not be copied, used or produced.


Oh and in other news I have been super busy preparing for Yellow Heart Art's spring collection launch! There will be new stamp designs, more motivational prints, fun geometric patterns AND a completely new product!


Just a warning, if you had your eye on some prints, plushes or necklaces they will be taken away from the "Last Chance" section once the new line hits. I want to start off fresh, so nab them now before they're gone.


HAPPY FRIDAY! (or as Phil on duck dynasty says "Happy Happy Happy") (yeah, I watch duck dynasty, and frankly so should you, its a diamond in the rough) (also, what does "frankly" mean? Is it from a guy named frank? Can I start a phrase that says "And quite Leonora-ly you should"?) (its a work in progress...)


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Top Tar Heel lawyers reminisce about how their time as undergraduates turned them into overachievers.


Though brief, one’s college years leave a lifelong impression. That’s why we asked the top of the 12th class of Business North Carolina’s Legal Elite how the experience helped prepare them for law school and their careers. They received the most votes in 14 business-related specialties. Their selection began with emails directing more than 20,000 active members of the State Bar to ballots on BusinessNC.com. Lawyers were not allowed to vote for themselves and could pick an associate or partner only if they also chose someone from outside the firm in the same category. More weight was given to those votes. Less than 3.5% of the state’s lawyers — 735, to be exact — made the list this year.


The most important question for every business leader, every head of an organization, to ask, is how to do that? How to create the competitive advantage for your company? It's not a trick question, it's not a rhetorical question, but it's also not a simple question at that. But before you can start improving your company, you need to understand what should be improved and where do the problems lay exactly.


Sodexo, global leader in services that improve Quality of Life, has just released their annual Workplace Trends Report. The report identifies 12 key problems and potential solutions to them. The topics vary from bullying to mentoring, from working environments to recruiting.


The most important thing to think about, as a business owner, in my opinion, is the employee morale. What causes morale problems as well as how to address this issue, and this is also one major topic of the workplace trends report.


The report also brings out the major differences in how the marketplace engages with prospective employees now and how they did it five years ago. As you could have imagined, very few U.S. companies don't use social media as part of their recruitment process. Actually, around 92 percent of U.S. companies do use social media. While in this day and age it's not unexpected, to me personally the number is higher that I thought it would be. Plus seven out of ten companies say they have successfully hired someone through social media. Compared to 2010, the number is up 58 percent.<|endoftext|>Any Date


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Clinical trials are the foundations of evidence-based treatments. Trials must be critically appraised to confirm the validity of conclusions. Further analysis is required to show if the results from the trial, where patients are carefully selected and followed up in detail, can be extrapolated to other patients and different settings. Data from additional sources including other trials, meta-analyses, practice guidelines, trusted opinions and clinical experiences modify prescribing practices.


Clinical trials are prospective studies designed to show the effects of treatments on specified outcomes in defined patient-groups. Randomised controlled trials have become the 'gold standard' for assessing therapeutic interventions. Rational prescribing practices are shaped by how we interpret trials, incorporate additional scientific data and extrapolate to the treatment of patients in our own settings, with the published and/or unpublished guidance of colleagues.1


We learn about new treatments from print or electronic publications, and at lectures, workshops, clinical and scientific meetings. Other sources are lay media, pharmaceutical companies and patients.


Trials help to resolve current therapeutic uncertainties and to provide frameworks for future decisions. Careful consideration of any trial exposes potential difficulties in the interpretation of studies addressing similar problems.


Health outcomes like death and clinical manifestations of disease are more tangible, both to ourselves and our patients, than non-clinical outcomes or 'surrogates' (e.g. effects on laboratory indices). 'Surrogate markers' are only useful when meaningful correlations with clinical events are well established.


It is sometimes difficult to be certain that significant differences were either excluded or confirmed, that apparent differences were reported when there were no real differences (type I error), or that real differences were missed (type II error).


The probability that chance alone might account for the apparent differences between groups studied is often expressed in terms of 'p' values (a 'p' value of 0.05 means that if this study were repeated 100 times, you would expect this finding by chance 5 times). False-positive conclusions about trial outcomes due to such type I errors are minimised by considering 'p' values. A negative result of a trial might be because the trial was not powerful enough to detect differences of a size considered to be clinically important. This is called a type II error and is a very common problem in many clinical trials.


'Confidence intervals' (usually 95%) express the probability that if the trial were repeated 100 times, the differences between the groups would lie between the stated intervals in 95% of times. The use of confidence intervals is a way of expressing both type I and type II concepts. They provide additional information concerning the precision of differences found between groups by providing a range of effects rather than a 'point estimate'. The narrower the confidence interval, the more reliable the results of the trial. When a broad confidence interval just includes the point estimate of no effect of the intervention in question, a more powerful study might show a significant result.


There are other factors which can affect the result of a trial and these should be considered when a trial is analysed.


Claims of random allocation of patients to different treatment-groups should be confirmed.2 This ensures that results were not influenced by particular interventions being chosen either by patients, their medical advisers, or by those undertaking the trial.


Randomisation into groups for alternative treatments is necessary to make the patient groups similar. For a sufficiently large number of patients, randomisation should balance known and unknown factors. It is still possible for groups to differ in ways that might influence the outcome of the trial, especially when numbers are small and entry criteria broad. Groups allocated to different interventions following randomisation should have been similar in basic demographic parameters such as age and sex. When death or disability are outcomes, the groups should have been evenly matched for known prognostic factors. For example, the results will be unreliable if those with a good prognosis were given the trial treatment. Efforts should be made to eliminate the possibility of such 'random confounding' which distorts the interpretation of what might have caused a particular outcome.


Where appropriate, were the patients and/or the outcome-assessors and/or those undertaking the intervention 'blinded'?


Knowledge of the nature of the treatment (e.g. placebo or drug) might have resulted in differences in outcomes spuriously attributed to the intervention. At times, adverse consequences of interventions (e.g. drug adverse effects) can effectively 'unblind' a study.


Differences in management (e.g. frequency and nature of follow-up visits) might also have altered outcomes. All aspects of management should be the same in each group of patients.


It is possible to draw false conclusions when assumptions have been made concerning patients lost to follow-up across the different treatment groups. Patients who have 'dropped out' affect the interpretation of the trial.


Compliance - There is evidence to suggest that 'compliant' patients (even when the intervention is a placebo) have better outcomes in some circumstances.3 The report should comment on compliance in the different groups of patients compared. Poor compliance affects the precision of a trial as any effect of treatment is diluted.


'Cross overs' - In some trials (e.g. comparisons of medical and surgical interventions in patients with coronary heart disease), patients may elect to 'cross over', for medical or other reasons, into the alternative intervention group following randomisation. This will usually mean that the most appropriate comparison is made on the basis of randomisation into 'intention to treat', rather than 'treatment received', because of the element of choice involved in selecting treatments following randomisation. The magnitude and direction of such 'cross overs' may lead to contradictory interpretations.


Although a treatment may result in a demonstrable effect in a trial, the magnitude of the results needs to be carefully considered.


Some differences in outcomes large enough to have statistical significance may be too small to have biological relevance for future patients considering the treatment.


The results of clinical trials are commonly expressed in terms of 'relative risks', usually with confidence intervals. 'Relative risk' is the ratio of the incidences of outcomes in two groups of patients being compared. Large values for relative risk reduction are often incorrectly assumed to mean large effects on outcomes for individual patients. Absolute benefit depends on both the absolute incidence of outcome and the relative risk reduction after intervention (see clinical example 1).


Presenting absolute outcomes as the number of patients needed to be treated for one outcome event (NNT) expresses absolute outcomes concisely.4 For example, in middle-aged men with hypercholesterolaemia and no prior myocardial infarction, 50 need to be treated with pravastatin for 5 years to prevent one non-fatal myocardial infarction5 , NNT = 50.


Although the purpose of clinical trials is to enhance evidence-based interventions, it is sometimes unreliable to extrapolate directly from trial results to treatments for other patients.


When considering if the results of a trial can be generalised, one should know how patients were recruited (e.g. newspaper advertisements, referral from particular practitioners or hospitals) and what specific inclusion and exclusion criteria were applied, in addition to characteristics such as age, gender,


A patient seeks your advice. Extensive consultation and investigation confirms that he has two unrelated diseases, A and B, both of which predispose to sudden death from cerebral haemorrhage. Extensive clinical trials show that drug treatment for A is 90% effective (relative risk reduction 0.9) and that drug treatment for B is 10% effective (relative risk reduction 0.1) in preventing cerebral haemorrhage. Neither drug has significant adverse effects when given separately, but the combination always causes sudden death. You cannot treat both diseases; therefore, which one will you choose to treat?


e.g. if disease A has 5% chance, and B has 80% chance of causing death, NNT (number of patients needing treatment for one to benefit) is 22 if A is treated and 13 if B is treated:


Number of patients Deaths if untreated Deaths prevented by treatment Deaths if treated NNT to prevent one death


In this circumstance, the patient would be advised to accept treatment for B, as the absolute gains are greater in spite of the smaller relative risk reduction.


ethnicity, social factors and medical co-morbidities (see clinical example 2). Furthermore, reported trial outcomes may only be possible with close attention to follow-up. This may be unachievable in community in contrast to teaching hospital settings.


Incorrect conclusions may result when patients are sub-divided into smaller groupings.7 Confidence intervals are broader and the probability of spurious conclusions greater, especially when the analyses are made retrospectively after reviewing outcomes. Subgroups should have been specified before the trial commenced.


When outcomes reflect recurrent events in groups (e.g. fracture rate per thousand patients per year in osteoporosis trials), it is especially difficult to determine the benefits for an individual patient.8


Some interventions may be unacceptable to your patient. Although 'efficacious' in the trial situation, they are 'ineffective' in practice.


Your patient is a depressed 60-year-old man of Central European background. A heavy smoker, he has a strong family history of coronary disease and marked hyperlipidaemia in spite of an appropriate diet. He is in atrial fibrillation, but has never been known to have had a myocardial infarction.


You wonder if you should recommend simvastatin on the basis of a study showing beneficial outcomes of lipid reduction in asymptomatic men.5


Analysis of the study5 and its design6 shows that it was undertaken in the West of Scotland, that men with atrial fibrillation and with psychiatric disease reported by their general practitioner were excluded, and that the drug used was pravastatin.


You will need to make a judgement about the potential benefits of simvastatin to your patient. A different but closely-related drug was used in


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More than half of the cells which make up our bodies are bacterial. The human body is home to a diverse array of bacteria and other microorganisms, collectively known as the human microbiome. Alterations in the microbiome have been linked to a wide variety of diseases including cancer, asthma, obesity, and depression.


Over the last decade, recent advances in DNA sequencing technology have facilitated rapid progress in microbiome research, which has been met with the equally rapid development of data analysis methods - many of which are implemented in R.


Here we briefly introduce R-based microbiome analysis, using the role of the microbiome in HIV susceptibility as an example. Creating graphics in R for high dimensional data serves as a first step in data exploration. As an example, we will demonstrate the use of annotated heatmaps, a versatile tool with a wide range of applications.


Using the package pavo we created visual models to obtain distances in visual space between populations of restio leaf hoppers. Shorter distances in visual space showing closer matches in colour. This formed part of a study to see whether local adaptation of leaf hoppers to local host plants has occurred.


We recently submitted an application to the World Health Organisation for the inclusion of a medicine (gabapentin) used to manage pain caused by nerve damage on its 'List of Essential Medicines'. Wanting to make the the process of generating the report as transparent and reproducible as possible, we decided to give R/RMarkdown a try. Using these tools, sprinkled with bits of LaTeX that had to learn on on the fly, we generated the full application, a supplementary online storyboard, and made all the code and data available online. I will present some of the cool data on the burden of chronic pain (especially neuropathic pain) and analgesic medicine availability that we pulled together from various sources, and how we used R and some of the many static and interactive plotting tools available in the R ecosystem to analyse and visualise these data in a meaningful and (hopefully) compelling manner.


Trachoma is the worldwide leading infectious cause of blindness. Nearly 20 years ago, the World Health Organisation (WHO) issued the goal of eliminating trachoma induced blindness by the year 2020. Previous evidence has shown that targeted treatment to children less than 10 years of age is able to reduce prevalence across an entire community.


A Markov model of trachoma transmission that assumes two age classes is presented, with parameters estimated using an accept/reject procedure fitted to data from a previous clinical trial. Based on the best fitting parameter sets, mass drug administration at different coverage and periodicity is simulated to assess its impact on population level prevalence.


The hominin (human) fossil record is scant, and palaeoanthropologists frequently rely on a variety of specialised programmes to make sense of our own evolution. R, however, has allowed for the integration of a variety of techniques, such as collecting data on 3D scans, analysing morphological and GIS data and producing effective figures for interpretation of trends.


The trend towards using R for analysing fossil records has allowed for greater collation of techniques (internationally) and more openness with results.


In this talk we will have a look at Microsoft R Server, which is a High Performance Computing and a High Performance Analytics R implementation. The talk is highly code-driven, and we will do comparisons between CRAN R amd the Microsoft implementation.


For many years, there has been a rivalry between Microsoft and the open source community but that is changing. PowerBI is Microsoft’s new data tool that allows data analysts to create rich interactive reports with support for data preparation, modeling, and visualization and now includes R integration.


In this session, we'll look at how PowerBI and R integrate using R scripts allowing the data analyst to leverage the strengths of each tool.


The talk will provide motivations to integrating cpp into your workflow as a data scientist - the result of which can dramatically improve the overall performance of your R code. A brief discussion of the R interpreter and a comparison to compiled languages will be provided with examples to substantiate the motivation.


The types of computational tasks that lend themselves to a cpp approach will be discussed. An overview of the cpp primitives available out-the-box is provided.


Currently the visual illustration of Vine copulae from the VineCopula package offers a bland plotting output. Combining the visNetwork html-widget along with the VineCopula RVM output, offers an interactive and visually appealing way to understand to interpret your output.


This talk is an introduction to using spatial data in R, giving an overview as well as practical application of how spatial data can be created, manipulated and visualised using the R platform.It assumes no prior knowledge of spatial data analysis but prior understanding of the R command line would be beneficial. Practical applications will include: using the Google Elevation API with Google Maps Visualization using R, Spatial Interpolation/Modeling of Temperature Data in R and GIS climate change data on Amazon S3 using R.


StarCluster is an open source grid computing framework that was used with R and Shiny to produce a geospatial visual interactive dashboard to inform energy planners about the long term impact of climate change on energy supply in Africa.


StarCluster runs on Amazon EC2 and allowed horizontal scaling of MIP optimization. We were able to produce optimal energy solutions over thousands of future climate/socio-economic scenarios and decision. These solutions are then presented to decision makers who can interact with the dashboard to build intuition, understand risks and discover opportunities.


This talk is about using horizontal scaling to deal with uncertainty in decision making using R, Shiny and StarCluster on Amazon EC2.


We live in the Data Age and now have the ability to ingest huge quantities of information to power predictions and insights. A caveat to this new-found computational capacity is that the adage, Garbage in, garbage out, is still as relevant as ever, if not more so. In addition, the distillation of meaningful information from the Internet's data fire-hose takes careful processing and reduction; and a well-manicured dataset is worth its weight in gold.


Fortunately, in tandem with this current rise in access to information, the open data movement is rapidly approaching maturation and governments / civic society are now providing powerful tools and insight-rich data repositories free-of-charge to whomever wants to utilize them. The inclusion of such sources and technologies in modern Big Data infrastructure can provide a powerful platform for impactful analyses.


In this talk I will present the potential that these open data sources present for modern computational pipelines, and will discuss some successful applications of this paradigm to South African challenges.


Nestled in the heart of Cape Town's V&A Waterfront, Workshop 17 is a bustling hub for start-ups and entrepreneurs alike.


The training pass gives you access to all three workshops held by our Keynote Speakers. These workshops will be run one after the other on 16th and 17th February 2017.


The Day Pass gives you access to South Africa's first International R conference and the worlds second satRday. Come and join us on the 18th February for this day dedicated to R.


Working up to the conference on 18 February 2017, these are the most important dates on your calendar:


Vantage shows companies and individuals how data analytics goes beyond insight to uncover hidden value and patterns which can drive immense value. They partner with Tableau whose software helps people see and understand their data. Find out how they do it at www.vantagedata.co.za or discover Tableau for yourself at www.tableau.com.


The data for the Visualisation Challenge are the 2012 Causes of Death data gathered by Statistics South Africa and made available by Code for South Africa at https://bit.ly/2k7YP0I. Extensive metadata are also available. The data set contains 495 thousand deaths and provides a fertile source for a range of visualisations.


Submissions can take the form of one or more plots or images combined as a single visualisation, dashboard or Shiny application.


Visualisations will be presented and the winner will be announced at the end of satRday on 18 February 2017.


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This course is designed to help educators achieve a better understanding of infant and toddler mental health, child development, and strategies that can be used to promote positive relationships with children and their families. This course provides information that will help the learner understand and identify his or her role as a child care provider, educator, and early childhood professional. Infant & Toddler Mental Health provides research-based information on child development, attachment, temperament, and curriculum. This course also lists resources for both teachers and parents who would like more help or information about infant and toddler mental health.


How do you respond to rebuke? Are you discouraged by discipline, or do you accept the correction of Christ? In this study from Hebrews chapter 12, Pastor Bunjee Garrett helps us to see that the Lord only chastens those whom He loves.


In this study, “A Challenge for the Loveless Church”, Pastor Bunjee Garrett leads us through a verse by verse teaching that shows The Exhibition, The Examination, and The Exhortation of the seven churches.


In this study, “Reaching for the Right Reward”, Pastor Bunjee Garrett leads us through a verse by verse teaching that shows us how to gain heavenly treasures by Maintaining our Walk, Constraining our Wants, and Sustaining our Works.


As the Cambridge MPP continues to grow we are working very hard to provide funding opportunities for students to come and study with us and to reduce their financial burden if possible. We are therefore very excited to announce the Stanley P Gold Studentship which will be available from 2018 for MPP students. This will cover the course fee for one student selected from those offered a place on the course (no separate application is required). For details of all current funding for MPP students please see our Funding page.


We are very grateful to our alumni who continue to support us and the Cambridge community generally. This is a time of significant growth for public policy at Cambridge. This year the MPP recruits its sixth cohort and the Cambridge Institute for Public Policy (CIPP) officially launches. Due to the continued support of the University and the Department of Politics & International Studies (POLIS), the work of our faculty, and the quality of our students and alumni, we believe Cambridge is a leading institution for teaching and research in public policy. With these foundations in place it is going to be very exciting to see the further growth of public policy at Cambridge and to see what we can achieve in another five years!


It is exciting to be preparing to welcome the fifth cohort of students to the Cambridge MPP next week as we kick off another year. Being at this point in the development of public policy in Cambridge it is worth stopping and realising how far we have come and also to signal the developments that are ahead of us.


The programme for the MPP has developed every year, based on our experience in the classes but most importantly based on the feedback from our students. I had the chance to meet with alumni from our first cohort (2013 – 2014) this month and they were excited to see the changes and were more than happy to continue to give input on how we are structuring the course. Finding the balance between theory and practice, between in the room and independent work, between different policy areas – these are constant challenges but ones we believe we have made progress on, giving students the mix of theory and skills that they will need in their future careers in policy.


The faculty for the MPP has grown and we have welcomed our new Professor of Public Policy, Mike Kenny, to Cambridge this past June. Not content with one professor, we are coming to the end of the process to hire another professor in public policy, and combined with other hires this takes the direct faculty for the programme to five. This is supplemented with module leaders from other parts of the University and a broad community of researchers and scholars with a focus on policy, making for a very vibrant community.


The future holds much promise as we are developing and launching the new Institute for Public Policy at the start of 2018. This will allow us to bring together the teaching, research and practice of policy in one place and provide the structure to grow the MPP and public policy even further.


Looking back over the past five years it is incredibly exciting to see what were plans on paper become reality. Our ambition is to keep growing public policy at Cambridge and I believe we will make as much progress in the next five years as we have in the past five years.<|endoftext|>The Krka National Park this year is again joining the global volunteer effort Green Cleanup. The cleaning will take place on Friday, September 15, 2018, on the hill of St. Kata in the Graovo area in the immediate vicinity of the border of the National Park, on the right bank of the Krka River. Staff of the Krka National Park in cooperation with volunteers from the Slovenian Cultural Association Dr. France Prešeren (the Nature Lovers Planika - Runolist section) of Šibenik and the local population will clean up illegal dumping points in the pine forest.


“Green Cleanup” is a world-wide one-day cleaning action to remove illegal waste dumps and is also the largest volunteer eco-project in Croatia, which brings together active citizens and organizations, and is part of the major global cleanup campaign, World Cleanup, launched in 2008. It is based on raising awareness of the importance of responsible waste management with the goal of protecting the environment, nature and planet Earth.


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1255970  morning musical recitals run by the library that are aimed at elderly members of the community who often prefer not to attend evening cultural events because they do not want to be out after dark or because of limited transport links.


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At the end of the recital, Tom Brake was asked to present a future programme of music. He has enthusiastically agreed.


Is anybody aware of compatibility issues between Kingston 1 GB pc2700 and the Asus A7s333. I tried installing 2 sticks, separately they work fine, all the slots check out, the sticks are matched. When I install them together ( tried every configuration) the bios works but then the screen goes blank, no error messages just blank screen. Im thinking this board just can't handle pc2700 thinking of investing in 3 1GB pc2100 sticks. if you know of any problems with these please let me know


Many older boards have a limit of 1-2 gb; If 512 gb is the max for each slot, then 2 gb may put it over the limit.


The ASUS A7S333 has 3 DIMM slots to support up to 2GB PC2700 and up to 3GB PC2100/1600 non-ECC DDR SDRAM


i have the same problem using two 1 gb ram stick tougether in my asus a7s333 motherboard. if only one it works probablly, witch each stick. they are exactly the same size and manifacturer pc 2700


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I recently tried to upgrade my oldest PC, which happens to have an ASUS A7S333 MB, and I'm running into a similar issue.


I have 2 Matched 1GB crucial DDR PC2700 sticks, and I cannot get the PC to do much more then load into BIOS when I have them both in. They show up in BIOS but even it acts clunky and slow. Also if I run Memtest86 with both sticks in, it barely loads and then it crawls.