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We first meet propositional logic, an algebra whose original purpose, dating back to Aristotle, was to model reasoning. In more recent times, this algebra, like many algebras, has proved useful as a design tool. For example, we can see how propositional logic can be used in computer circuit design. A third use of logic is as a data model for programming languages and systems, such as the language Prolog. Many systems for reasoning by computer, including theorem provers, program verifiers, and applications in the field of artificial intelligence, have been implemented in logic-based programming languages. These languages generally use "predicate logic," a more powerful form of logic that extends the capabilities of propositional logic.
Propositional logic is a mathematical model that allows us to reason about the truth or falsehood of logical expressions. For example, we may replace a statement like a < b by a single symbol p, replace a >= b by the expression NOT p, and replace c == d by the symbol q. The symbols p and q are called propositional variables, since they can stand for any "proposition," that is, any statement that can have one of the truth values, true or false.
We now turn our attention to a generalization of propositional logic, called "predicate," or "first-order," logic. Predicates are functions of zero or more variables that return Boolean values. Thus predicates can be true sometimes and false sometimes, depending on the values of their arguments. For example, we shall find in predicate logic atomic operands such as csg(C, S, G). Here, csg is the predicate name, and C, S, and G are arguments. We can think of this expression as a representation in logic of the database relation Course-Student-Grade. It returns the value TRUE whenever the values of C, S, and G are such that student S got grade G in course C, and it returns FALSE otherwise.
Using predicates as atomic operands, instead of propositional variables, gives us a more powerful language than expressions involving only propositions. In fact, predicate logic is expressive enough to form the basis of a number of useful programming languages, such as Prolog (which stands for "Programming in logic") and the language SQL. Predicate logic is also used in reasoning systems or "expert" systems, such as automatic medical diagnosis programs and theorem-proving programs.
Prolog expressions are comprised of the following truth-functional symbols, which have the same interpretation as in the predicate calculus.
English Predicate Calculus PROLOG and ^ , or v ; if --> :- not ~ not
Variables begin with an uppercase letter. Predicate names, function names, and the names for objects must begin with a lowercase letter. Rules for forming names are the same as for the predicate calculus.
mother_of male female greater_than socrates
A fact is a predicate expression that makes a declarative statement about the problem domain. Whenever a variable occurs in a Prolog expression, it is assumed to be universally quantified. Note that all Prolog sentences must end with a period.
likes(john, susie). /* John likes Susie */ likes(X, susie). /* Everyone likes Susie */ likes(john, Y). /* John likes everybody */ likes(john, Y), likes(Y, john). /* John likes everybody and everybody likes John */ likes(john, susie); likes(john,mary). /* John likes Susie or John likes Mary */ not(likes(john,pizza)). /* John does not like pizza */ likes(john,susie) :- likes(john,mary)./* John likes Susie if John likes Mary.
A rule is a predicate expression that uses logical implication (:-) to describe a relationship among facts. Thus a Prolog rule takes the form
left_hand_side :- right_hand_side .
This sentence is interpreted as: left_hand_side if right_hand_side. The left_hand_side is restricted to a single, positive, literal, which means it must consist of a positive atomic expression. It cannot be negated and it cannot contain logical connectives.
This notation is known as a Horn clause. In Horn clause logic, the left hand side of the clause is the conclusion, and must be a single positive literal. The right hand side contains the premises. The Horn clause calculus is equivalent to the first-order predicate calculus.
Examples of valid rules:
friends(X,Y) :- likes(X,Y),likes(Y,X). /* X and Y are friends if they like each other */ hates(X,Y) :- not(likes(X,Y)). /* X hates Y if X does not like Y. */ enemies(X,Y) :- not(likes(X,Y)),not(likes(Y,X)). /* X and Y are enemies if they don't like each other */
Examples of invalid rules:
left_of(X,Y) :- right_of(Y,X) /* Missing a period */ likes(X,Y),likes(Y,X) :- friends(X,Y). /* LHS is not a single literal */ not(likes(X,Y)) :- hates(X,Y). /* LHS cannot be negated */
The Prolog interpreter responds to queries about the facts and rules represented in its database. The database is assumed to represent what is true about a particular problem domain. In making a query you are asking Prolog whether it can prove that your query is true. If so, it answers "yes" and displays any variable bindings that it made in coming up with the answer. If it fails to prove the query true, it answers "No".
Whenever you run the Prolog interpreter, it will prompt you with ?-. For example, suppose our database consists of the following facts about a fictitious family.
father_of(joe,paul). father_of(joe,mary). mother_of(jane,paul). mother_of(jane,mary). male(paul). male(joe). female(mary). female(jane).
We get the following results when we make queries about this database. (I've added comments, enclosed in /*..*/, to interpret each query.)
Script started on Wed Oct 01 14:29:32 2003 sh-2.05b$ gprolog GNU Prolog 1.2.16 By Daniel Diaz Copyright (C) 1999-2002 Daniel Diaz | ?- ['family.pl']. compiling /home/ram/public_html/cpsc352/prolog/family.pl for byte code... /home/ram/public_html/cpsc352/prolog/family.pl compiled, 9 lines read - 999 bytes written, 94 ms (10 ms) yes | ?- listing. mother_of(jane, paul). mother_of(jane, mary). male(paul). male(joe). female(mary). female(jane). father_of(joe, paul). father_of(joe, mary). (10 ms) yes | ?- father_of(joe,paul). true ? yes | ?- father_of(paul,mary). no | ?- father_of(X,mary). X = joe yes | ?- Prolog interruption (h for help) ? h a abort b break c continue e exit d debug t trace h/? help Prolog interruption (h for help) ? e sh-2.05b$ exit script done on Wed Oct 01 14:30:50 2003
Closed World Assumption. The Prolog interpreter assumes that the database is a closed world -- that is, if it cannot prove something is true, it assumes that it is false. This is also known as negation as failure -- that is, something is false if PROLOG cannot prove it true given the facts and rules in its database. In this case, in may well be (in the real world), that Paul is the father of Mary, but since this cannot be proved given the current family database, Prolog concludes that it is false. So PROLOG assumes that its database contains complete knowledge of the domain it is being asked about.
In responding to queries, the Prolog interpreter uses a backtracking search, similar to the one we study in Chapter 3 of Luger. To see how this works, let's add the following rules to our database:
parent_of(X,Y) :- father_of(X,Y). /* Rule #1 */ parent_of(X,Y) :- mother_of(X,Y). /* Rule #2 */
And let's trace how PROLOG would process the query. Suppose the facts and rules of this database are arranged in the order in which they were input. This trace assumes you know how unification works.
?- parent_of(jane,mary).
parent_of(jane,mary) /* Prolog starts here and searches for a matching fact or rule. */ parent_of(X,Y) /* Prolog unifies the query with the rule #1 using {jane/X, mary/Y}, giving parent_of(jane,mary) :- father_of(jane,mary) */ father_of(jane,mary) /* Prolog replaces LHS with RHS and searches. */ /* This fails to match father_of(joe,paul) and and father_of(joe,mary), so this FAILS. */ /* Prolog BACKTRACKS to the other rule #2 and unifies with {jane/X, mary/Y}, so it matches parent_of(jane,mary) :- mother_of(jane,mary) */ mother_of(jane,mary) /* Prolog replaces LHS with RHS and searches. */ YES. /* Prolog finds a match with a literal and so succeeds.
Here's a trace of this query using Prolog's trace predicate:
| ?- trace,parent_of(jane,mary). {The debugger will first creep -- showing everything (trace)} 1 1 Call: parent_of(jane,mary) ? 2 2 Call: father_of(jane,mary) ? 2 2 Fail: father_of(jane,mary) ? 2 2 Call: mother_of(jane,mary) ? 2 2 Exit: mother_of(jane,mary) ? 1 1 Exit: parent_of(jane,mary) ? yes {trace} | ?-
father_of(joe,paul). father_of(joe,mary). father_of(joe,hope). mother_of(jane,paul). mother_of(jane,mary). mother_of(jane,hope). male(paul). male(joe). male(ralph). male(X) :- father_of(X,Y). female(mary). female(jane). female(hope). son_of(X,Y) :- father_of(Y,X),male(X). son_of(X,Y) :- mother_of(Y,X),male(X). daughter_of(X,Y) :- father_of(Y,X),female(X). daughter_of(X,Y) :- mother_of(Y,X),female(X). sibling_of(X,Y) :- !,father_of(Z,X),father_of(Z,Y),X\=Y. sibling_of(X,Y) :- !,mother_of(Z,X),mother_of(Z,Y),X\=Y.
son_of(X,Y) daughter_of(X,Y) sibling_of(X,Y) brother_of(X,Y) sister_of(X,Y)
Here's a list of commands that will be useful in loading and running PROLOG programs. The best way to use a Prolog environment is to save your database in a regular ASCII text file, named with the suffix pro or pl (but note that Perl files also use the pl suffix). Then you repeatedly load the file into the interpreter and run queries.
A complete listing of the GPROLOG (Gnu Prolog) commands will be provided as a handout.
^D /* Control-D exits Prolog at the query prompt. */ ^C /* Control-C interrupts any query and puts Prolog in interrupt mode: | ?- Prolog interruption (h for help) ? h a abort b break c continue e exit d debug t trace h/? help Prolog interruption (h for help) ? e /* We exit PROLOG */ /* A PROLOG program can dynamically modify its database */ /* Or you can add a predicate from the query prompt. */ asserta(P). /* Adds P to the front of all matching P's */ assertz(P). /* Adds P to the end of all matching P's */ retract(P). /* Removes P from the database: -- e.g., (retract(male(joe)). /* A PROLOG database can be loaded from a preexisting ascii file: */ consult('filename'). /* PROLOG reads the database into the interpreter reporting any */ /* syntax errors. If you have errors, fix then and consult again. */ /* NOTE. Some versions of PROLOG will create duplicate facts */ /* and rules if you consult() the same file more than once. */ /* Some versions, but not GPROLOG, have a reconsult() predicate */ reconsult('filename'). /* Reconsult the named file. Don't duplicate existing predicates. */ ['file1','file2']. /* List notation can be used to load more than one file at once. */ listing. /* This predicate provides a listing of the database. */ listing(P). /* Provides a listing of just the predicate P. */ trace /* Turns on Prolog's trace utility. This dumps everything. */ notrace. /* Turns off the trace utility. */ spy(P). /* This just traces the predicate P */ nospy(P). /* Removes the spy point on P */
Prolog program is simply based on predicate logic known as Horn clause. In prolog, we compose the program using facts and rules and we pose a query on query prompt about the facts and rules we inserted.
Written as : h :- b ( where b is p1, p2, p3, .., pn and ' :- ' operator is read as 'if' )
Read as : h is true if b is true. In other words h is true if all the predicates on right side are true.
Syntax : Start the statement (relationship or Object) with lowercase letters and end with '.' period (full stop) - for all facts, rules and queries.
Examples :
Headless Horn Clauses :
son(john). // Read as : john is son
son(john,mary). // Read as : john is son of mary
Headed Horn Clauses :
boy(john) :- son(john,mary). // Read as : john is a boy if he is son of mary
More About Horn Clause
Examples: logic_programming. // Read as : logic programming
music_student(john). // Read as : john is a music student
likes('John', car(bmw)) // Read as : john likes bmw car
gives(john, chocolate, jane). // Read as : john gives chocolate to jane
Examples: If we want to say that john and jane are friends if john likes jane and jane likes john. Then in prolog this friends rule can be written as,
friends(john,jane) :- likes(john,jane), likes(jane,john).
Examples: Rules with variables.
likes(john, X) :- car(X). // Read as : john likes X if X is a car.
friends(X, Y) :- likes(X, Y), likes(Y, X). // Read as : X and Y are friends if X likes Y and Y likes X. OR Two people are friends if they like each other.
Example : For below Prolog Program, we will ask two queries about the facts we have provided.
Program :
likes(alice,john). // Read as : alice likes john
likes(john,mary). // Read as : john likes mary
Queries : ?- likes(alice,john). // Read as :- Does alice like john?
?- likes(alice,mary). // Read as :- Does alice like mary?
In above example, text in red color is what user types and queries are terminated by the full stop at the end.
So, when we enter ?- likes(alice,john). interpreter will answer yes or true since it can find the match for the given query.
But when we ask ?- likes(alice,mary). then it would say no or false.
More About Facts, Rules, Queries
Examples : Who, What, X, Y, ABC, Abc, A12
_who, _x, _variable, _abc, _Abc, _12
But Prolog also has a facility of using an anonymous variable i.e. only _ (an underscore) to which no values are bound. It is just a don't-care variable. Using this anonymous variable we are just defining it's position. For an instance, when we write this fact in Prolog - likes(john,_). we are declaring that john likes something, but that something is not actually of any use for the rest of the program. Another example: when we write this query in Prolog ?- gives(john, chocolate, _). we are only interested in john giving the chocolate, but who - we indicate that as an anonymous variable. But keep in mind this difference - 'John' is an atom and John is a variable. Anything you write between single quotes, becomes an atom whether the text starts with uppercase, underscore or lowercase. Below is the example of prolog variable representation -
| Prolog Program Fact:
gives(john, chocolate, jane).
Prolog Query & Answer :
?- gives(john, chocolate,Who).
Who = jane.
|Prolog Query & Answer :
?- gives(john, chocolate, _).
More About Prolog Programming Basics
% ================================================================= % == == % == An Introduction to ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE == % == Janet Finlay and Alan Dix == % == UCL Press, 1996 == % == == % ================================================================= % == == % == chapter 2, pages 37-38: certainty factors == % == == % == Prolog example, Alan Dix, August 1996 == % == == % ================================================================= mb(foggy,'air is moist',0.5). md(foggy,'air is moist',0.1). mb(foggy,'poor visibility',0.7). md(foggy,'poor visibility',0.0). % The predicate cf(H,E,CF) calculates the certainty factor of % an hypothesis H given a single evidence E cf(H,E,CF) :- mb(H,E,MB), md(H,E,MD), CF is MB-MD. % There are two versions of the predicates. % The first version of each mb0 and md0 uses the formulae % to calculate the combined measure of belief/disbelief % The second version of each mb and md, adds in the extra % rule which says that each is 0 if the other is 1. % If we coded this with a single predicate, then mb0(H,E1,E2,MB) :- mb(H,E1,MB1), mb(H,E2,MB2), MB is MB1 + MB2*(1-MB1). md0(H,E1,E2,MD) :- md(H,E1,MD1), md(H,E2,MD2), MD is MD1 + MD2*(1-MD1). mb(H,E1,E2,0) :- md0(H,E1,E2,1). mb(H,E1,E2,MB) :- not md0(H,E1,E2,1), mb0(H,E1,E2,MB). md(H,E1,E2,0) :- mb0(H,E1,E2,1). md(H,E1,E2,MD) :- not mb0(H,E1,E2,1), md0(H,E1,E2,MD). % Note the trick here, mb/3 are the facts and mb/4 is % the calculation. We are usingh the same predicate name % with different numbers of arguments. % the certainty factor calculations are identical to cf/3 cf(H,E1,E2,CF) :- mb(H,E1,E2,MB), md(H,E1,E2,MD), CF is MB-MD. % RUNNING THIS CODE % % First of all check the certainty factor calculations for % single evidences: % cf(foggy,'air is moist',CF). % cf(foggy,'poor visibility',CF). % then try to combine evidence: % cf(foggy,'air is moist','poor visibility',CF). % % You can also examine the calculated measures of belief and % disbelief given the combined evidence: % mb(foggy,'air is moist','poor visibility',MB). % md(foggy,'air is moist','poor visibility',MD). % % MORE EVIDENCE % % We can do the same for a whole list of evidences % Obviously more types of evidence would need to be included % In the database for this to be useful! mb0_list(H,[],0). mb0_list(H,[E|Rest],MB) :- mb(H,E,MBe), mb_list(H,Rest,MBrest), MB is MBe + MBrest*(1-MBe). md0_list(H,[],0). md0_list(H,[E|Rest],MD) :- md(H,E,MDe), md_list(H,Rest,MDrest), MD is MDe + MDrest*(1-MDe). mb_list(H,Elist,0) :- md0_list(H,Elist,1). mb_list(H,Elist,MB) :- not md0_list(H,Elist,1), mb0_list(H,Elist,MB). md_list(H,Elist,0) :- mb0_list(H,Elist,1). md_list(H,Elist,MD) :- not mb0_list(H,Elist,1), md0_list(H,Elist,MD). cf_list(H,Elist,CF) :- mb_list(H,Elist,MB), md_list(H,Elist,MD), CF is MB-MD. % % check with a few examples that 'cf_list(H,[E1,E2],MB)' gives the same % answer as 'cf(H,E1,H2,MB)'
%% Constraint-Based Reasoning (a.k.a. Constraint Satisfaction or Constraint Programming) %% %% Below is the set of variables; for example, think of "a" as a variable that has possible values 1, 2, 30. %% (Be careful to keep the notion of "variable" in Prolog and "variable" in constraint-based reasoning distinct.) %% Now impose a set of constraints on all variables and let Prolog find the possible solutions, given the constraints. %% Prolog uses a method called "unification and backtracking" to find all possible solutions. Very powerful stuff. %% Load this program, and copy the set of constraints after the ?- prompt. How many solutions are there? %% The first four clauses unify values to X, Y, Z, N, and S one at a time. The next four clauses are the constraints. nl is newline. %% Once Prolog makes it through all constraints, it has found a solution, and it then backtracks to try further unifications until it has exhausted all possible values that satisfy the constraints. %% Once Prolog finds a solution, enter the operator ";" to get other solutions if they exist. This makes sense because the meaning of ";" is or. %% %% The next line is the set of constraints. Copy and paste this line after the Prolog prompt ?- %% a(X), b(Y), c(Z), d(N,S), X > 1, Y < 20, X < Y, Z = green, S = large, nl. a(1). a(2). a(30). b(10). b(15). b(20). c(red). c(blue). c(green). d(jack, large). d(tom, medium). d(jane, medium). d(harry, small).
In Prolog, a procedure is
either static or
dynamic. A static procedure is one whose facts/rules are predefined at
the start of execution, and do not change during execution. Normally,
the facts/rules will be in a file of Prolog code which will be loaded
during the Prolog session. Sometimes, you might want to add extra
facts (or maybe even extra rules) to the procedure, during execution
of a Prolog query, using
or maybe remove facts/rules using
To do this, you must declare the procedure to be dynamic.
You can declare a procedure to be dynamic by including in your code
(normally adjacent to the facts/rules for that procedure) a
dynamic directive. Example - suppose
you have a procedure called
likes, with arity 2,
and you have a "starter set" of facts/rules in your Prolog program,
but you want to infer extra facts
likes during execution, and add them to
the data base so that they don't need to be recomputed each time they
are used. [You would normally only do this - add the new facts to the
database - if the extra facts were slow to compute.] You need to
likes (with arity 2) to be dynamic. You
do this as follows:
:- dynamic likes/2.
[By the way, notice that this leaves open the possibility that a
different version of
likes (with arity 3, say)
might not be dynamic.]


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Hispanics Conventional Food Patterns Essay Case in point
Hispanics Conventional Food Patterns Essay Case in point The paper "Hispanics Typical Food Habits" is a good sort of a lifestyle essay. Eventhough Hispanics continue considered the minority party in the United States, people represent one of many fastest escalating sectors on the population (Kaiser, 2006). Practical figures exhibit that 65. 5 thousand Hispanics or perhaps Latinos was residents of the United States as of May 1, this year, implying they will formed some sixth of the United States total people of 308. 7 huge number of people (Ennis, Rios-Vargas, & Albert, 2011).unemployedprofessor.me/ Scholars together with practitioners experience noted that the traditional meals habits of any couple of the population will be deeply originated in its local environment and also culture, although the food routine persistently switch as the party becomes acculturated into the general audience culture (Sanjur, n. d. ). But still, Hispanics have been able to manage their common food routine for the seasons they have been in the nation and easily identify with their traditional delicacies. This is the main motive as to why this specific minority collection deserves attention. Although old fashioned food behaviour vary widely across, and within, states located in South America, most solution foods drank by Latinos comprise the employment of beans, almond, hearty soups or stews, vegetables, center, plantains, yucca root, as well as arepa (Kaiser, 2006). The exact arepa, consistent with this publisher, is a corn-based staple that contains 'corn flour as well as fresh ingrown toenail, cheese, eggs, legumes, in addition to starchy vegetables' (p. 2). Food is primarily prepared by cooking food and transfering, hence customers of the citizenry are able to stay healthy by taking some sort of low-fat eating habits (Frenn the perfect al., 2005). Chili and even salt are major causes of seasoning applied to the processing of foods. Meal ensemble is mainly composed of local fruits, vegetables, embryon, dairy products and even protein methods, though a large number of traditional diet plan today tend to be rich in the multiplicity about foods and even dishes that symbolize different pre-Columbian, local Indian, Learning to speak spanish, French, and much more recently, North american culture (Frenn et ing., 2005). Hispanics believe that if they consume 14 grapes in a very meal they will likely guarantee foodstuff availability with the family all year long. Other Hispanics dislike pig meat when having negative or malignant spirits. Obtainable literature reflects that 'the health rank of Mexican populations moving into the United States is definitely below that of non-Hispanic Whites' (Tafur, Crowe, & Torres, 2009, k. 82). Although there is no reference to any particular types of meal, these authors posit of which Hispanics 'are encouraged to be able to foods which have been hot or maybe cold essentially, not throughout temperature, in an effort to maintain equilibrium in the body and also regulate the quantity of heat or maybe cold' (p. 84). Food for classic celebrations incorporate specially organized vegetables, refried beans, beef, and soup. Lastly, nutritionary practices connected with religion incorporate fasting, praying, and talking to religious materials before eating. It is common comfort of knowing that 'the old fashioned diet involving Latin U . s is quite different from the westernized editions of nutrition we have come to know' (Palmer, 2010, g. 2). Eventhough acculturation is definitely increasingly playing an important task in characterizing the dietary habits about Hispanic immigrants, it is still to wipe away typically the much adored traditional food items patterns about this group of the population. Most Hispanics are still cooking in their homes rather than seeing fast food accommodation, and that the a lot less acculturated Latinos still express a higher consumption of fruits and vegetables along with lower eating fat depth . their a great deal more acculturated colleagues mostly with urban areas having busy work schedules (Duecy, 2006). Compared to other minority sets such as African Americans and also American Indians, it can be asserted that Latinos have been far more resilient around maintaining as well as preserving their whole culture along with traditional diet patterns. The following, however , does not mean that the fraction group is actually resistant to enculturation into the National way of life. Then again, many appointed Hispanics moving into busy towns are significantly finding themselves being acculturated at a faster rate an enormous busy itineraries and succeeding lack of period to prepare conventional foods inside their homes. Due to the fact that Hispanics have powerful traditional along with cultural values that manage to direct their everyday functions, it is this is my considered completion that their traditional health habits will not eventually assimilate into the Country mainstream society. Dietary lifestyle are intently aligned with all the culture of an population, implying that this type of habits may well never obtain assimilated if your cultural alignment of a distinct group is always strong (Frenn et al., 2005). The very cultural inclination of Latinos directs their whole everyday hobbies, including certitude, traditional festivities, feeding lifestyle, health, and lifestyle, as well as superstitions. This kind of being said, it, for that reason becomes additional and more difficult to absorb the traditional weight loss habits for such a minority group towards that of the main mainstream America Culture. Nevertheless it may be available for Hispanics residing urban areas based on busy work schedules to absorb their life styles and eating habits in that of the particular mainstream U . s culture (Gray, Cossman, & Dodson, 2005). The catchphrase here is the reason is not possible for those Hispanics in the usa to get merged. Diseases that can be associated with the culture's food intake contain obesity, illness, high blood pressure, along with diabetes. But available books demonstrates that the diseases aren't going to be a direct effect of typical Latin meals; rather, they will arise as a consequence of consumption of soft drinks, fast food, plus packaged food items as Latinos gravitate to foods which might be cheap, easily to find on the neighborhoods (Palmer, 2010). This orientation is much more a problem for acculturation compared with of assimilation. The first advantage is that the weight loss plan is high in fiber, suggesting that it is healthy and balanced to consume. The second advantage is that the diet will be low in fat (Frenn et al., 2005). The third edge is that it is certainly cooked within home environments, thus obtaining consumers the opportunity to include all the ingredients that can make a balanced weight loss plan. The first problem is that this kind of foods within a lot of time to make, hence making it impossible if you have busy agendas to benefit from their website. The second drawback is that it may well be impossible to get each of the ingredients to prepare a meal in north america due to sector factors. And finally, the ingredients may not be as innovative as first intended since they are sourced right from far-flung locations. Lack of quality may agreement on the associated with nutrients. Many viable solutions that can be passed for consideration include beans, oats, wheat, maize, apples, oranges, mangoes, chicken various meat, goat's use, camel take advantage of, grains, papaya, potatoes, meal plans, carrots, cheese, seafood/fish, pumpkin, and sesame seeds (Kaiser, 2006). These foods, in my perspective, have the same vitamins and minerals as the models mentioned within the first a natural part of this papers. This documents has elaborated on the regular dietary practices of the Latinos in the United States as well elements of cultivation and intake. It is apparent that much on the diet on the minority team is made of fruit and vegetables, fruits, and even soup, which different types of foods are used to symbol religious and even traditional gatherings. Overall, it happens to be clear which the traditional food patterns with Hispanics can't be merged into the Usa mainstream society.


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OPERA REVIEW: If You Can Find Me
Date: 17/01/2019
Theatre Review
How is Sondheim relevant here? To start with, as NI Opera dramaturg Judith Wiemers notes in the programme, his work is evocative, rich and sumptuous musically, and sharp & observant in language. Lyrically it is as smart as it is sympathetic, skilled at "negotiating the perils and pitfalls of being a performer", as his Follies certainly does.
Thus, If You Can Find Me is the perfect title for this enterprise – it is as much about the audience discovering, or re-discovering, the joy of Sondheim as the characters finding their true selves.
Perceive, if you will, performers Ross Scanlon (tenor), Rebecca Murphy (soprano), Margaret Bridge (mezzo soprano) and Elaine McDaid as actors on the stage as well as off it. Imagine that they are not a poet, a maid, a socialite and a servant, who they appear to be respectively playing, but are instead like children playing dress up. Admirably innocent dreamers, idealists without the insight and experience to fully grasp the realities of their roles. People still searching for who they want to be and what they want to do, therefore enquiring if Sondheim's music, and the audience, can "find" them. And if we can find, or re-find, the appeal in both Sondheim and such personalities.
That we do, as songs from Evening Primrose, A Little Night Music, Company, Merrily We Roll Along, Anyone Can Whistleand the aforementioned Follies successfully intertwine with performance firstly in the Lyric's Café Bar and secondly in the Naughton Studio. All aided by accompanying pianist Keith McAlister.
The set-up is intriguing, but imperfect – while costumes are colourful and appealing, the transition from café area to studio is a little awkward. The time and space both we and Ross Scanlon enjoy during "If You Can Find Me, I'm Here" isn't quite there in the theatre itself, where I occasionally find myself tilting my head from the second row of three seats on the side of the room to see the action.
It's a minor issue, however. Especially when the power of the vocals and the depth of the souls in the theatre are what they are. Rarely can I remember seeing the illusion of control so concisely dissected – everyone is more complex than the societal roles they try to pigeonhole themselves into.
Central to the drama is the twisted love between Scanlon's poet and Rebecca Murphy's maid, Ella, in a sort of Truman Show meets Cinderella scenario where she longingly paints incomplete pictures of an outside world that he persistently, almost possessively, discourages her from seeing. The question isn't whether or not she is ready to break free from her surroundings, but whether he has any right to tell her what to do. It is little wonder she may find more liberation, if equal pain, from an affair with Elaine McDaid's servant. Speaking of McDaid, she matches Murphy's vulnerability with laudable emoting, a strong and fitting complement to Margaret Bridge's nonchalantly commanding socialite and Scanlon's increasingly disturbing artist.
Heartfelt and incisive, If You Can Find Me transcends experimental opera to succeed as a musical showcase, love story and character piece all at once – something which elevates and pierces in a manner worthy of the finest theatrical romances.
Simon Fallaha
If You Can Find Me premiered at Belfast's Lyric Theatre in December 2018. It will run at The Black Box, Belfast, as part of the Out To Lunch Festival, on January 16, at the Sean Hollywood Arts Centre, Newry, on January 17, and Derry-Londonderry's Nerve Centre on January 18. Photography by Judith Wiemers.
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Victor Ekpuk and Mohammad Omer Khalil
In the ongoing debate of what is African art and how we should characterize it – Victor Ekpuk demonstrates for me a clear answer. By embracing the historical and bringing it into the current space, Ekpuk delivers abstraction that is inherently African and contemporary at the same time – de-linking the two would lose all meaning. Ekpuk's brilliant use of traditional Nsibidi pictograms and symbols in his creative process allows for his work to create its own form of language – no longer just nsibidi but something entirely new. Nsibidi pictograms have historically informed various languages around Nigeria, with symbols having very specific meanings – often expressing cultural truths, secret stories, love affairs, etc. And for Ekpuk, his abstractions of this language convey similar themes – around issues of politics, gender, culture, and identity.
In his talk at the Aicon gallery this week, Ekpuk shared some of his personal stories around the evolution of his work and its genesis in the late 1980's during university in Ife, Nigeria. At the time of his exploration of using historical writing symbols for his own unique form of artistic expression, there was a movement that wanted to demonstrate to the Western world that abstraction and modernism was not something exclusive to the Western cannon – but instead had been around for thousands of years in the African cannon, just not included in the global conversation around modern and contemporary art. Ekpuk's work has been in part artistic journey, and in part protest to the narrative that abstract art is only a Western invention.
Ekpuk's use of bright blue is reminiscent of the historical use of Nsibidi, imbued with mysticism, but also highly appealing and relevant for the current polemic. This show in particular highlights not just some of his recent work – in particular, a special 3-wall installation canvas made just for the show – but also some of his incredible paper drawings from the over a decade ago. In a sense, the show is a mid-career retrospective, highlighting his incredible artistic journey over 30 years.
Downstairs from Ekpuk's show is an absolute brilliant show from Mohammad Omer Khalil, a Sudanese-American artist based in New York who has been inspired by another form of writing: calligraphy. Khalil has been enamored with this form of writing as it affords him a bridge from writing to artistic expression – in a similar vein to Ekpuk, but with a fundamentally different output.
In Khalil's show, we are presented with yet another retrospective, with paintings from Khalil's earlier career in the 1960's to his enigmatic collages from the past decade. Unlike his well-known prints and etchings, which are heavily influenced by calligraphy and an intense blackness, his paintings are absolutely an explosion of light and color. While his earlier pieces are clearly modern abstractions, his work in the past two decades are a combination of many pieces and parts that independently tell stories but as a unit are complete and something else.
His 2003 piece "You Don't Have to Be I," is a stunning collage that pieces together many ideas into a coherent statement. For instance, his use of a small child's face from an old Levy's Real Jewish Rye bread advertisement he gathered suggests a moment in time where a brand was attempting to reach a broader audience – in this case black citizens – as a reflection on the need to do this in the first place and their unconventional way to achieve this. Khalil found the entire campaign – developed famously by Judy Protas at DDB in the 1960's – earth shattering, in that it broke stereotypes of how brands should articulate cultural divides and attempt to reach across them. Much of these works incorporate slices from that campaign, exploring the counterintuitive nature of a brand/entity that expresses strong ethnic allegiance while at the same time trying to be inclusive beyond a specific group.
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If you could ask someone close to you to stop smoking, who would you ask? How would you say it?
Tobacco is dangerous.
On World No Tobacco Day, the WHO presents special awards to organizations or people who have made great efforts to get people, especially children, to stop smoking.
Does winning a prize motivate you to ask your neighbourhood to stop smoking?
In 2008 the WHO called for a total ban on tobacco advertising. It said advertising was one of the biggest factors that made people take up smoking.
Think about a smoker who is close to you. Was it advertising or peer pressure that made the habit start? Is the gross truth about what tobacco does to lungs enough information to stop the habit?
The governments care for the people in their homelands, and care for the international relations. Do you believe governments let people smoke because of revenue gained by taxation? Is it more likely that the governments put a user fee (tax) on unhealthy habits as a negative encouragement to choose healthy habits?
In the west, tobacco companies can influence some politicians. However, in some countries, anti-corruption is high on the agenda, and so tobacco, alcohol, and weapons are strongly discouraged or banned. We had a phase in America of cleaning the people's habits and raising our societal standards, called the Prohibition in the 1920s. The phase worked, although there was underground resistance, the result is fewer ways for corruption to hide.
What would an economy without tobacco and alcohol look like? Less revenue through taxation, fewer health complications, so, less work for doctors and nurses. More people living into old age. Bad habits are expensive.
Maybe governments who care for the people's well-being can donate the tax revenue created by bad habits directly into anti-corruption efforts, improving police effectiveness and hiring more police.
In Canada, we recently legalized cannabis. The way it is happening is the legalized form is weak and the strong strains are pushed further underground than they used to be.
We have the infrastructure governments usually fund, so, tax revenue from bad habits need not fund what we already amply have. Instead, the causal factors fueling bad habits can be the target of next waves of anti-corruption around the world. I see this as part of globalization in a three-step iterative process:
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Robyn Santa Maria shares how her experience walking the Kokoda Track in Papua New Guinea inspired her to become an online volunteer, using her expertise in communications to assist Papua New Guinean NGO Seeds Theatre Group.
Walking the infamous Kokoda Track is a pilgrimage for many Australians. For me, it was even more personal. My grandfather was on active duty in PNG in 1942 and, after having read the letters he wrote home to my grandmother during that time, I had always wanted to understand more about what it must have been like for him. While he didn't fight on the Track itself, he was stationed in Buna and Lae as part of Australia's Search Light Battalion. His efforts and those of his fellow soldiers were part of the same campaign, so it made sense to me to walk the Track as a way to better comprehend what had unfolded during World War Two.
Walking the Kokoda was my own pilgrimage, to better understand my grandfather's wartime experience and to take with me the same small wooden boomerang that had accompanied him when he went to war in 1942. I have never been able to find out the name of the Aboriginal Elder who carved the boomerang for my grandfather, but what I do know is that it was carved out of great respect and carried positive spirits to "keep him safe and ensure his return home". The boomerang is a family guardian of sorts and accompanies me or my family members whenever we leave Australia.
I shared this story with my group porters during the Kokoda trek, many of whom were fascinated by it. Chatting with the porters, who had guided us safely across the rugged Owen Stanley Ranges, made me realize how much they appreciate what men like my grandfather had done for PNG. Likewise, meeting an original 'Fuzzy Wuzzy Angel' and hearing his personal account of what happened during World War Two, made me think a lot about connections, supporting people and whether there was a way I could help people in PNG upon my return to Australia.
After some time searching for an opportunity I could take up virtually, and one that aligned with my professional skills in communication and writing, I came across a volunteer position as grant writer for PNG-based nonprofit Seeds Theatre Group. So, in January 2014, thanks to UN Online Volunteering, I started writing grant applications and searching for funding opportunities for Seeds.
Seeds is a small yet effective group that uses the performing arts as a powerful communication tool to raise awareness of health and social issues, in particular gender based violence. The group consists primarily of young unemployed people in Morobe Province who are trained and mentored by Project Director Willie Doaemo and his colleagues. Collectively, the Group's passionate and committed staff members have more than 10 years' experience in delivering performances to raise awareness of health, environmental and human rights issues.
Being a small nonprofit that relies solely on volunteers and external funding to carry out their work, it is often difficult for Seeds to have their voice heard. And – sadly – many people do not even know where PNG is, which is a challenge the group faces when seeking funding and donations from governments, corporations and private individuals around the world.
I believe there is a perception that, because the group is small and in a remote part of the world, its efforts might not be as 'professional' as the efforts of much larger and well-recognised nonprofits. However, there is evidence that their work does have a positive impact on the lives of people in PNG when, in 2014, a woman accused of sorcery was rescued by a team trained as part of Seeds' Women Not Witches campaign. The campaign has so far been funded by the Canadian Embassy in Canberra and has in-principle support from Oxfam PNG to extend the campaign to other areas in the country for which funding will be raised via crowdfunding.
Seeds does not have a full-time team working on communications and fundraising so I volunteer as part of a growing network of international volunteers who can help promote the group's cause. We are online volunteers residing all over the world including France (where I now live), Canada, Ireland, Nepal, the UK, USA and Australia, who devote time to promoting Seeds' campaigns and projects via social media and organizations like the Australia–Papua New Guinea Network. It may only be a small role that I play, but I hope that it's helping the group to overcome its communications challenge of being 'seen and heard' for their much-needed work.
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Having always worked with words since graduating from the Queensland University of Technology (QUT), Robyn enjoys many things communications-related: writing, proofreading, editing and thinking 'big-picture' about what the world would be like if everyone communicated just a little bit clearer and with a lot more empathy. Robyn is employed in the private sector in the south of France and volunteers as a grant writer/communications consultant to a small community-based organization in Papua New Guinea. Outside of work and volunteer life, Robyn is an amateur alpinist and is learning French. Robyn has lived and worked in London, Japan, New Zealand and now France and is always wondering where life will lead her next and what stories will unfold along the way.


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Why the NLRB Matters: Free Speech in the Workplace
Washington, DC – With the future of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) in jeopardy, the Communications Workers of America (CWA) today announced the launch of a Facebook campaign and accompanying social media push that highlights the role of the NLRB in protecting free speech in the workplace.
While there has been recent focus on the important role of the NLRB in maintaining American labor law and protecting workers' rights to organize, less attention has been paid to the NLRB's role as the protector of employees' right to speak out online about working conditions without fear of firing or discipline.
The NLRB has stood up for workers' right to freely discuss their jobs, bosses and workplaces on Twitter, Facebook and other online forums. This makes the upcoming US Senate battle to confirm the full slate of five NLRB nominees all the more important for American workers who use social media.
Later this summer, the US Senate will likely take up the slate of President Obama's five qualified nominees to the NLRB. Two of the five seats on the NLRB are currently vacant and the term of another member will expire in August. Without the Senate majority taking action to overcome obstruction and move these nominees forward, the NLRB will stop functioning by late August.
As the new memo highlights, social media free speech has become an important – and growing – focus of the NLRB. Acting NLRB General Counsel Lafe Solomon noted that there has been a "strong uptick" in the number of social media cases handled by the NLRB, including over 100 cases involving social media since 2010. These include:
- Social Media Policies: When T-Mobile USA revamped its social networking policy, it made anonymous comments on social media websites an offense that could result in termination. It was the company's latest attempt to silence workers who had been articulating workplace issues and discussing joining CWA on worker forums, Facebook and Twitter. CWA filed an unfair labor practice charge, asserting that this was a violation of employees' "protected concerted activity" under the NLRA. But before the case went to trial, T-Mobile USA agreed to a settlement. The company was required to inform all of its employees that they may discuss work-related issues on Facebook and similar websites without fear of reprisal.
More recently, because of another CWA charge, a NLRB judge ordered DISH Network to change its social media policy that prevented workers from making "disparaging or defamatory" comments about the company. The policy infringed on employees' rights, as workers could "reasonably construe" this rule to mean they can't criticize their employer's labor practices.
- Talking about your boss: At Bettie Page, a woman's clothing store in San Francisco, a group of employees had lodged a number of complaints with the store owners about their manager's unprofessional behavior. Frustrated with being ignored, employees finally took to Facebook. Holli Thomas posted, "needs a new job. I'm physically and mentally sickened." Vanessa Morris responded that the manager is "as immature a person can be" and Brittany Johnson agreed that "bettie page would roll over in her grave." Thomas, Morris and Johnson were fired on trumped up charges. But they filed a complaint, and a NLRB judge found that they lost their jobs as a direct result of their Facebook activity. Bettie Page had clearly violated the worker's "protected concerted activity" rights under the NLRA, and the judge ordered that it reinstate the three clerks with compensation for any loss of earnings and benefits.
- Discussing Work Conditions: At Hispanics United of Buffalo, a nonprofit social services provider in New York, Mariana Cole-Rivera started a Facebook thread, asking, "Lydia Cruz, a coworker feels that we don't help our clients enough at HUB. I about had it! My fellow coworkers how do you feel?" Her colleagues immediately voiced their support, writing, "Try doing my job. I have five programs" and "What the hell, we don't have a life as is." Cole-Rivera and four caseworkers who responded to her lost their jobs. But the NLRB found that their posts were the type of "concerted activity" for "mutual aid" that is expressly protected by the NLRA, since it involved a conversation among coworkers about their terms and conditions of employment, including their job performance and staffing levels. The judge ordered that the fired workers be fully reinstated to their jobs with back pay.
As companies adapt to 21st century technologies, the NLRB has shown to keep pace with protecting workers and their rights to free speech. Without the NLRB's important protections and enforcement, employers would never be held accountable and workers would have no legal recourse for unjustified firings over workers' tweets or Facebook posts.
- Read the new backgrounder on the NLRB and free speech in the workplace: http://cwa-union.org/nlrb-free-speech
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Storytelling in the Modern Board Game
Marco Arnaudo
Jefferson: McFarland, 2018
Marco Arnaudo's new book, Storytelling in the Modern Board Game joins the growing body of critical work on analogue games, finding a place alongside books such as Paul Booth's Game Play (2015), Stewart Wood's Eurogames (2012), Jon Peterson's Playing at the World (2012), and Pat Harrigan and Matthew G. Kirschenbaum's Zones of Control (2016).
Following a brief gesture towards the ludology-narratology debate, the book offers a taxonomy of storytelling games. Much of this will be familiar from classic narratology ('content is present', 'events represented… are related thought a sense of causation'), others from game studies ('the design leaves a degree of uncertainty', 'content and mechanics converge', 'characters have goals and objectives'). Other aspects are perhaps more likely to provoke discussion. The reliance on character, for example, which dominates Arnaudo's taxonomy ('players control individual characters') leads to a very specific understanding of storytelling. The same might be said of the emphasis on mimetic representation ('rules and mechanics of the game mirror the underlying dynamics of the content they represent', 'the strategies employed by the players mirror the strategies the characters would use in the world of the game). No doubt there's much that will provoke questions from the perspectives of both narratology and ludology, but the list as presented is helpfully bold. Indeed, a good deal of the book's value comes in providing statements that demand further consideration from the reader. Which of these criteria, for example, are problematic, and why? Which are the most useful? Some of the answers to these questions emerge in the book that follows while others perhaps don't, and in both cases useful work is being done.
Having laid this groundwork, the book goes on to explore the parameters of storytelling games with chapters on Dungeons & Dragons and J.R. Tolkien's world building. These chapters establish a distinction between 'Dungeonesque' and 'Tolkienesque' games, terms the author uses 'indifferently' to denote games that focus on individual stories of exploration and grander scale operations respectively. Unsurprisingly, following a definition that focuses on the role of individual character in storytelling, the chapters that follow concentrate attention on games in the Dungeonesque mode.
The remainder of the book combines a history of storytelling games with a series of thought-provoking notes on the ways in which story operates in board games. More precisely, the book considers RPGs, tabletop wargames, and board games, the evolution of which is so closely intertwined as to make separating them out a near impossible, and, as Arnaudo demonstrates, undesirable task. In all of this, much space is given over to accounts of the workings of the games under discussion. This is perhaps a necessary move in a book covering such a wide range of material. While at times these descriptions risk edging out the book's theoretical insights, overall the approach works extremely well (Arnaudo's knowledge of games appears encyclopaedic) with the key arguments emerging through detailed case studies.
Amongst the many ideas put forward, one consistent thread lies in the challenges designers face in combining meaningful choice/interactivity in games with storytelling which is, traditionally at least, seen as a linear form. On this issue Arnaudo suggests that '[t]he designer of a story-oriented game must therefore be seen not as a new author but as a mediator' (63). This process entails a rethinking not only of authorship, but also of the function of rules: 'To tell a playable story one must provide a framework of rules that is tailored to the needs of the representation' (80). Here representation is prioritised over the purely ludic aspect of games, a fact that is unsurprising given the book's subject matter, and this ultimately feeds into the discussion of games which find their strength not in the quality of their rulesets but in the narrative experiences that they provide. Doubtless these games (and Arnaudo's argument) will appeal to certain audiences more than others.
Accordingly, in his discussion of Graeme Morris's Legend of Heroes (TSR, 1987), Arnaudo argues that 'Like in Talisman and other games of this type, randomness here is preponderant, and strategy is minimal… these shortcomings are counterbalanced by a tight verbal structure that truly creates the impression that the game is telling a story' (112). A similar argument is advanced in relation to the hugely popular Betrayal at House on the Hill (Avalon Hill, 2004) of which Arnaudo says that 'it is simply inconceivable that the players would enjoy it mainly for the strength of its rules and mechanics' (162). The answer, it seems, lies in recognising the narrative experience that the game makes possible, a suggestion that goes a long way to making sense of the fact that games of this kind have a tendency to divide opinion (and players).
Finally, as the discussion reaches the near present, the argument about choice and narrative comes to be connected with the issue of replayability. This is, of course, a real challenge to storytelling board games which have traditionally been tasked (in a way that is perhaps not the case for video games) with combining meaningful narratives with the possibility of multiple plays. Here Arnaudo's arguments are well supported by developments in contemporary board games where the consumers' desire for story appears to be demonstrated by the proliferation of legacy games such as Rob Daviau and Matt Leacock's Pandemic Legacy (Z-Man Games, 2015) and one-play scenarios such as those seen in Nikki Valens' Mansions of Madness (Fantasy Flight, 2016).
Storytelling in the Modern Board Game is a useful, and enjoyable study of the ways in which analogue games offer their players satisfying narrative experiences. As a history of the development of the form it's a compelling read, and the insights it offers into narrative and games have much to offer to hobbyists, designers and academics alike.
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1. Regulatory Submissions, Information, and Document Management Forum (RSIDM)
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The 2019 event - https://www.diaglobal.org/en/conference-listing/meetings/2019/02/regulatory-submissions-information-and-document-management-forum
2. 13th Annual Device Research & Regulatory Conference
April 4th-5th, 2019 | Newport Beach, CA
Optional Pre-conference on Device Regulatory Basics April 3, 2019
This two day conference will focus on device regulatory basics and address prior year attendee topic requests, new technology, medical advances, as well as new or updates to regulations, standards and guidance. Attendees will hear from and discuss issues with experts from FDA, site, industry, and clinical research support organizations in the medical device research and regulatory fields.
The 2019 event - http://www.socra.org/conferences-and-education/live-conferences/Device-Conference/program-information/
3. Global Regulatory Affairs Summit
April 8th-10th, 2019 | Barcelona, Spain
This three day summit will focus on 3 streams: Regulatory Data Management and Submissions, Regulatory Affairs in Emerging Markets, and European Regulatory Affairs. Each stream will provide information and knowledge on global regulatory compliance and requirements through talks by regulatory authorities and industry experts.
The 2019 event - https://lifesciences.knect365.com/global-regulatory-affairs/
4. 8th Annual Pharmaceutical Regulatory Operations & Submissions Conference
June 11th-12th | Philadelphia, PA
This conference will build on knowledge share and successes of past years. The 2019 program will showcase industry experts in regulatory operations and publishing, who will share experiences and knowledge that will be of great benefit to all attending delegates. All content is delivered by life science industry speakers as case studies, panels, and traditional presentations so attendees will leave with tangible ideas that may be implemented immediately.
The 2019 event - https://www.q1productions.com/2548da/
5. 4th PDA Europe Annual Meeting
June 25th-26th, 2019 | Amsterdam, The Netherlands
The ongoing theme of this conference is: Global Healthcare of the Present and the Future as it intends to continue spanning a bridge between current demands within the global healthcare industry, the amounting advanced technological and analytical opportunities and the promising prospects personalized medicine and medicinal products bring. The meeting will also include presentations from regulatory, industry and technology experts from around the world, this is an essential European conference to attend.
The 2019 event - https://www.pda.org/global-event-calendar/event-detail/4th-pda-europe-annual-meeting#overview
6. eRegulatory Submissions Summit
July 9th-10th, 2019 | Philadelphia, PA
The eRegulatory Submissions Summit will cover electronic submission processes and protocols for constructing strategies for IDMP, RIM, global and regulatory submissions. The regulatory submissions landscape has been confronting with many evolving regulatory changes, trends and challenges and it's important that regulatory professionals properly manage submissions. This event will appeal to professionals working in regulatory affairs, medical writing and publishing, eRecords Management, IDMN, clinical data and clinical trials management, outsourcing, and quality assurance.
The 2019 event - https://exlevents.com/eregulatory-submissions-summit/
7. 6th Clinical Regulatory Medical Writing Forum
July 9-10th, 2019 | Philadelphia, PA
Regulatory medical writers are faced with the challenging prospect of preparing applications and documents for submission to global regulatory authorities. The 6th Clinical Regulatory Medical Writing Forum will provide attendees with the strategies and insights needed to efficiently compose clinical regulatory documents, manage in-house and external resources, effectively execute the writing process, and understand the recent developments in regulations.
The 2019 event - http://exlevents.com/clinical-regulatory-medical-writing-forum/
8. 9th International Conference on Pharmaceutical GMP, GCP, & Regulatory Affairs
August 2nd-3rd, 2019 | Chicago, IL
The theme of this year's conference; "Current challenges of Pharmaceutical & Biopharmaceutical Industries in regulatory framework" will focus on new strategies, amendments, innovations, and developments in the fields of regulatory affairs, intellectual property rights and medical devices. This conference includes workshops, symposiums, special sessions, key note sessions, conducted by eminent and renowned speakers who excel in the field of regulatory affairs, medical devices, intellectual property rights and more.
The 2019 event - http://regulatoryaffairs.pharmaceuticalconferences.com/
9. Regulatory Alliance Forum
August 19th-21st, 2019 | San Diego, California
Regulatory Alliance Forum will focus on FDA regulatory topics specific to US medical device regulations. Attendees will gain insights on developing a clear regulatory strategy, FDA pre-market submissions, real-world evidence in submissions, and more.
The 2019 event - https://www.acknowledge-rs.com/regulatoryaf/
10. RAPS Regulatory Convergence
September 21st-24th, 2019 | Philadelphia, PA
RAPS is a gathering of the global regulatory community for the healthcare products industry. It brings together professionals from all domains of the life sciences in order to share the latest industry knowledge, network and learn more about the new things that are happening at the FDA, EMA, Health Canada and more ministries of health around the world.
Learn more here - http://www.raps.org/convergence/
11. TOPRA Annual Symposium
September 20th- October 2nd, 2019 | Dublin, Ireland
The Organization for Professionals in Regulatory Affairs' premier 2019 European conference for professionals in all healthcare sectors of regulatory affairs, is organized in cooperation with Ireland's Health Products Regulatory Authority.
Learn more here - https://www.toprasymposium.org/
12. 20th Annual Pharmaceutical & Medical Device Compliance Congress
November 6th - 8th , 2019 | Washington, DC
The Pharmaceutical Compliance Forum (PCF) is a not-for-profit membership organization for Compliance and Legal professionals from pharmaceutical and biotechnology manufacturers. The mission of the organization is to promote effective compliance programs through education, networking, and sharing of current best practices. The Congress is the oldest and largest gathering of pharma and device compliance professionals and in-house counsel who come together annually to discuss best practices in legal and regulatory compliance.
Learn more here - https://www.pharmacongress.com/
13. DIA Annual Canadian Meeting
November 5th - 6th, 2019 | Gatineau, QC, Canada
Bringing together key stakeholders in the life sciences and regulatory agencies, DIA Canada will share insights into Canada's broader role in global healthcare product development. Attendees will receive policy updates and priorities shared directly from Health Canada, while being able to visit sessions on international work sharing and partnerships to key regulatory and clinical considerations for drugs and devices.
Learn more here - https://www.diaglobal.org/en/conference-listing/meetings/2019/11/dia-annual-canadian-meeting
14. Risk-Based Trial Management & Monitoring
November 13th - 14th, 2019 | Philadelphia, PA
As the integration of data becomes increasingly more difficult, CBI's Risk-Based Trial Management & Monitoring conference is dedicated to reducing the complexity of implementing an efficient RBM methodology and providing real-world strategies to system adoption and process integration.
Learn more here - http://www.cbinet.com/conference/pc19222
BONUS! Our Community Mentions
March 12th - 15th, 2019 | Cincinnati, Ohio
How do pharmaceutical companies improve product quality throughout their global supply chain? PharmaLink aims to answer this question by providing opportunities for industry actors to share expertise and work in collaboration with FDA regulators.
Learn more here - https://www.xavierhealth.org/events/pharmalink-2019
April 30th-May 3rd, 2019 | Cincinnati, Ohio
MedCon is an annual medical device conference with a formal FDA partnership. The event engages industry leaders in discussion to generate actionable tips and tools for increasing product quality while adhering to FDA regulations.
Learn more here - https://www.xavierhealth.org/medcon


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