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We invite you to enjoy our pure cotton sheets, kingsize Egyptian cotton towels, Neutrogena Rainbath soap and shower gel - oh, and don't forget we supply pool towels too. If there are flowers in the garden you'll find a vase of them in your room and the bottle of local wine waiting when you arrive is a present from us.
All the art on your walls is original - many by important young artists, some by Royal Academicians and some from the flea-market - it's up to you to decide which is which. You're welcome to borrow the books you'll find in your room. They range from John Grisham to Plato with a bit of J.K.Rowling thrown in for good measure. If you can't find one you like in your own bookshelves there are thousands more throughout the house.
We try to keep the house as neat as a pin and your room will be cleaned when necessary. If you are staying with us longer than a week we might just be persuaded to throw your clothes in the washing machine too. Tea, coffee and chilled water is available free of charge any time from post-breakfast until bed-time. Cleaning and breakfast are, of course, also included in the nightly charge.
There is high speed wireless internet throughout this old house and Lizzie is on hand to sort out any problems you have with your computer. She had an IT company when she lived in the UK, so you are in safe hands. There is a computer available for you to use too if you don't want to bring your own - along with a printer for printing out those dastardly boarding passes.
We also have some ancient french bikes available for you to borrow, but don't plan a long journey as they a pretty heavy. They're great for posing in a vineyard with a baguette and some wine - for those all-important holiday snaps.
These restaurant reviews, based on our and our friends and guests' visits, are unapologetically subjective. It may come as a shock, but the best restaurants here get very booked up in the summer. Please, please let us know if you'd like a booking made, as far in advance as you can, especially if it's for a special celebration.
Our star system (1-5) is based on food, ambience etc.. It too is horribly subjective. Approximate price includes wine unless you really want to lash out. The restaurants are listed in order of geographical closeness to us.
Note: Almost all French restaurants offer one or more "menu" at a set price. These are astonishingly good value. The "a la carte" menu normally offers the same dishes priced separately. Ordering from this menu means you will get a bigger portion.
Le Grand Café * *- av de Cassan 0467 24 61 34. Sit outside under jolly umbrellas right in the heart of the village - just 300m from Le Couvent. The lovely team serve a menu of the day for 18€ including wine at lunchtimes. Basic, well-cooked and good value. Then omelettes, steaks, salads in the evenings - although not on Sundays or Mondays, other than in July & August. Live bands play too on Wednesday nights - when it is essential to book.
Lou Baralet * * - av de Pézenas 0467 25 16 59. Pretty entrance to this restaurant. Straightforward mediterranean cooking - neither wildly exciting nor awful.
Both these restaurants are within walking distance of Le Couvent.
Le Presbytere * * * * - 0467 24 76 49. Le Presbytere in Vailhan - an eight minute scenic drive from Le Couvent. The food has a light and delicious touch, and thankfully they are open on Sunday and Monday nights - when nothing else is. The view from the presbytery over the lake is stunning and there is a lovely terrace where one can have supper on a balmy night. At the moment we have no trouble booking a table, but it won't be so easy when word gets around.
Les Goutailles * * * * - 6 rue St Alban 0467 24 07 86 - in the next door village, 3 minutes by car, a converted grain-store run by the lovely Karen who speaks perfect English and Didier who cooks. The salade de campagne has driven people to poetry and it's a basic, small, kind, intimate place which guests always want to go back to. Our local, we go often and can't recommend it enough - we've never managed to pay more than €25 a head. It gets very busy in the summer when you can also eat outside in the courtyard across the alley. Restaurant Les Goutailles website
L'Entre Pots * * * * * - 8 avenue Louis Montagne 0467 90 00 00 - excellent, stylish restaurant with small terrace and long, modern interior. The menu is superb, elegant and delicious. The staff speak English and are cute, enchanting and sweetly proud of their food. The real treat is that one can choose half-portions of certain dishes, so finding your way from starter (which are fabulous) to pudding (the chocolate souffle will make you weep) needn't bust your buttons. A great favourite of the smart French residents. About €50 per person, so perfect for a celebration or a treat in which case it's essential to book in advance.
Les Marronniers * * * - 6 avenue de Verdun 0467 90 13 80 - tapas restaurant with big creeper-covered terrace in front and small, cosy tables inside. Unusually for France a big choice of starters (many vegetarian) to pick and mix from, and big plates (if you want them) to follow. Intimate, sweet, a local favourite and good value - about €30 per head.
Le Poisson Verre * * - 3-5 rue de la Foire 0467 90 29 26 - a tardis of a restaurant off a tiny street in the cobbled part of Pezenas. Sit in the tiny terrace outside as the big restaurant behind can feel a bit gloomy. Fresh bright food served by friendly waiters - charming, cheap and open on a Monday night - something of a rarity in France. About €20
La Terrasse * * * - 2 Place Gambetto 0467 98 25 11 - in the main cobbled square. Informal and ruled by a very sociable waiter - do not mention it's your birthday if you're shy because he'll set up an impromptu choir in an instant. Jolly, friendly and perfect if you have a big appetite or like watching people who really love their food. Good place to practise your French as you queue for the only loo. Get there early for lunch. About €23
Les Palmiers * * * * - rue Mercière 0467 09 42 56 - courtyard complete with huge palms, zinc tables, very pretty plates of food and perfectly-behaved, small French dogs sitting under the tables. The restaurant retains the feel of its earlier bohemian incarnation but the chairs don't fall apart now. In the summer huge sails arch over the space to protect you from sun or rain. A favourite haunt of many friends who love the couscous and the "few but there" vegetarian dishes (being vegetarian in France can be a lonely business.) Kinda cool and a bit funky. About €25
Le Pre' St Jean • • • 18 av du Marchal leClerc - Classic, slightly stuffy French restaurant popular with local French people. Friendly but serious restaurant - all napkins and hushed tones. Some people love it. About €40
O Bontemps * * * * * - Olivier Bontemps (now there's a name for a chef) is after his Michelin star we reckon and, my oh my, is he a rising star. If you're brave, do what we do and choose the "Ballade" menu and let him choose for you. The wines as well if you like. Three courses become seven or eight as exquisite "amuse-bouche" (mouth-tempters) arrive - 3 mussels in the lightest imaginable curried sauce, a tiny glass layered with beetroot mousse and basil. His butcher is, patently, the best on the planet and his perfectly-cooked meat is served with talk-stopping showmanship. No problem really as conversation in this small restaurant is limited to, "Oooh, aah, Oh God that's good" and "How does he do that?' The decor is chillily awful but the food takes you to another planet. As I write this in winter, the first Saturday dinner booking available is in 6 weeks time. If you want to book this restaurant you MUST tell us way in advance. Still ridiculously cheap €50 - €60 per head, but will go through the roof when this star gets his star.
Octopus • • • • - 21 rue Boildieu 0467 49 90 00 - Octopus is the old stamping ground of the talented Olivier Bontemps and the two restaurants share much in common. Certainly Octopus is much prettier and the food is imaginative, creative and beautifully presented. A chic, well-dressed clientele it seems to lack a little of the heart of O Bontemps. A lovely covered terrace and a stonkingly good small lunchtime menu. About €25 - 55
Les Antiquaires * * * * - 4 rue Bagatelle 0467 49 33 10 traditional food with a modrn twist where shaded light picks out signed photographs of cine greats on the walls and pretty antiques. €35
Tomate Bley * * * - 23 rue des Anciens Combattants Lovely wine bar / restaurant specialising in excellent local wines. Basic but good French dishes and taps in a nice, friendly atmosphere. €20
Le Tournesol * * *- 2 rue Roger Salengro 0467 96 99 22 - fantastic place for lunch after a trip to the market. Unprepossesing from the outside, it's all cool terraces and welcoming linen-covered tables after you've climbed the stairs. Special food, fantastic fish, incredibly good value, friendly, smart but not at all daunting. Everyone who's been loves it, also great for a special celebration. About €25
Le Jardin de la Mer * * * * 0467 78 33 23 - built right on the lagoon looking out over an extroardinary landscape of oyster-bed rafts, book a table, ideally on the terrace, especially for Sunday lunch, any other lunch or dinner. Great seafood served in tiers and fish barbecued over vine souches. The fish is as fresh as you like and the oysters are packed in the factory behind the restaurant. Very French, lip-smacking clientele. Just lovely. About €35 - 40.
If you park a little further down the road in the sweet port of Bouzigues itself, you'll find lots of smaller restaurants along the main drag. A bit cheaper with less of a view but still charming and amazingly good value. Stroll around the port afterwards and visit the museum devoted entirely to the oyster.
Le Chateau du Port * * * * - 0467 77 31 67 - beside the Noilly Prat factory on the yacht-loaded port, this is a fab place for a special dinner or Sunday lunch. Great ultra-fresh seafood, busy, elegant, full of good talk and happy faces. A biggish menu built on experience, good wines. Stimulating and a place you can dress up a bit if you want. On the less sunny side of the canal. Around €50. (Addendum - On a recent visit with eight friends the fish was wildly overcooked and inedible - our complaints met with blank stares with neither reduction nor apology. We may have struck unlucky - others have raved about it since.)
On the other side of the canal is a line of 4 or 5 restaurants. Not quite the same standard but good nonetheless and less expensive - fish soup, moules, prawns are as good as you'd expect by the sea. All have tables outside under awnings and the atmosphere is perfect South of France lazy lunch on a hot summer's day. All around €25. If you're there during grape-picking, you can watch thin tractors pulling fat trailers piled high with grapes to the local co-operative.
Le Lodge * * * - Plage Richelieu, Cap d'Agde 0467 26 18 34 - on a piece of private beach divided off from the public bit with hireable sun-beds and gorgeous views. Cool, clubby, laidback restaurant/bar for cocktails, food as good as you'll find in any London restaurant and music. Funky, exclusive but not swanky, expensive but not hugely - absolutely adored by all who've been.
In Grau d'Agde there is a line of perhaps 8 restaurants all with umbrella-ed terraces along the canal leading to the Mediterranean. We've tried many of these and they are unbeatable for moules-frites, huge prawns with garlic, paella, fish soup etc. washed down with cold rosé. Don't leave it too late on a Sunday lunchtime or you'll have a stomach-rumbling wait. On spring days, if you're really lucky, you can sit eating oysters while getting a sun-tan and seeing the Pyrenees on the far horizon still covered in snow. Heaven. A 3-minute stroll to the sea, a snooze on the beach or a swim and some shell-hunting followed by an ice-cream on the way back to the car is pretty well impossible to beat.
Le Restaurant du Port * * * - 0467 43 81 16 Big and bustling and chatty with huge awnings, the food is basically Mediterranean seaside - moule frites, cake-stands of shellfish etc.. Nothing enormously special but everyone who goes there always has a jolly nice time. Lots of "menus." Sociable. About €25
Meze has an old-fashioned 50's feel about it. There are loads of restaurants around the port and a lovely small municipal beach around the corner. It's the kind of beach where you still see children with nets on sticks spuddling around in rock-pools.
Le Mimosa * * * * * Grand Rue 0467 96 67 96 - one of the very few restaurants regularly called 'perfect' Le Mimosa is run by an English-New Zealand couple David and Bridget Pugh. Subtle, sophisticated and elegant there is a menu of the day based on ingredients from local suppliers that Bridget's diners will go misty-eyed about years later. Superb desserts, cheeses and wine. There is an Osteria in the village one can book into if you don't want to stint on David's superb wine list. €54 - 90 This is a MUST BOOK restaurant.
SixBix - 6 rue Embouque d'Or 0467 66 35 13 - funky style, djs playing ambient (but not loud) music, v. friendly service. Truly excellent modern French food in gigantic portions perfect for a special night out. We pushed the boat out and the bill was €80 - we would have paid 3 times as much in London.
Place Jean Jaures - a better alternative for drinks/meals than the larger Place de la Comedie. Had a good fixed price menu at Tire de Bouchon - particularly notable for their willingness to allow an enormous, snoozing Great Dane to fill almost half the floorspace during a busy lunchtime.
To be honest we don't know too many Montpellier restaurants. However the terrific Creme du Languedoc website does, so we suggest a look there.
When you come to the Languedoc you are in the biggest vineyard on Earth. People here are passionate about our wine and are very keen for you to try it.
We have local, English-speaking, wine expert Dominic George from Languedoc Wine Tours who offers some very good day tours and tastings. Do have a look at his website if you are interested in taking a full day trip - his excellent tours fill fast.
Alternatively we can take you to our local favourites such as Domaine Bourdic, Domaine de l'Arjolle, Domaine des Trinités and Domaine La Croix Belle. We'll drive so you can taste! If you come on holiday by car you can make fantastic savings by buying wine at cellar prices. You will be amazed at the quality, range and excellent prices.
Oh, and we'll encourage you to join us for aperitifs in the early evening, so there'll be plenty of tasting opportunities.
Great walks & bike rides from Le Couvent
We keep a pile of hand-drawn maps handy for guests who'd like to take a stroll or a bike ride from Le Couvent. There are five bikes to choose from and fabulous countryside to explore. Come in May or June and you'll be blown away by the colossal range of flowers in this huge wild mediterranean garden called the Languedoc.
5000 Vines
5000 Vines is the hillside hideaway of Lizzie & Ali. It comprises 10 acres of vines, olives, forest, pathways, vegetable garden and a little mazet (a one-roomed shelter) with beautiful views. Guests at Le Couvent are welcome to take a walk to the vineyards with a picnic and a book - we'll give you a map. Why not take a look at the 5000 Vines website?
If you are here in September you may have the chance to take part in the grape harvest - Le Vendange. It's a time of great humour and back ache.
Le Couvent & the planet
I was listening to a programme about global-warming the other day. Two things struck me in particular. One was the statement from the most up-beat of the five experts, "I am optimistic, but I'm not hopeful." The other was a fact that, naively, I didn't know. I thought the main culprits by far were: fossil-fuel consumption, pollution from factories worldwide and the burning of rain-forests. But I was wrong. The one thing all the experts agree on is that the single biggest contributory factor to global-warming is us, each individual one of us, through our collective homes.
When we started converting this old convent we wanted to use as much 'good' technology as we could.
In some ways we succeeded.
In the summer we decided on various actions which you may or may not approve of.
We don't, and will not, have air-conditioning.
We will change your towels every three days and your sheets every five. This is partly because we're just a b 'n b and not a 5-star hotel, but mostly because it's hugely power and water-wasteful to wash them every day. And just how dirty are you going you get?
There is always cold tap water in re-fillable bottles in the kitchen fridge. Help yourselves.
We believe in food metres as opposed to food miles and use as much local or home-grown produce as we can.
In many ways we failed.
Ali Ballantyne.
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9 September 2002
The master of the Japanese fishing vessel Tomi Maru 86 was today convicted and sentenced in the Christchurch District Court in relation to breaches of the Fisheries (Challenger Area Fishing) Regulations 1986.
The master was fined a total of NZ$13,000, plus court costs. The vessel and some fish product were also forfeit.
The four charges brought by the Ministry of Fisheries (MFish) relate to the activities of the Tomi Maru 86 during July and August 2001, while fishing in the Hoki grounds off the west coast of the South Island. The charges specifically involved the vessel trawling on a number of occasions inside of the 25 mile exclusion area.
On conviction, the vessel, valued at NZ$5 million, and a quantity of previously seized fish product, will be forfeit to the Crown. The owners have 30 days to apply to the Minister of Fisheries for vessel redemption. The Minister will also decide on the final disposition of the seized fish product which was earlier sold by the Ministry and the funds placed into Trust.
The conviction brings to a close the MFish investigation codenamed Operation Taurus which began in August 2001. It centred on the fishing activities of two foreign vessels, and involved information supplied to MFish by other fishing vessel officers.
On 23 October 2001, the fishing masters of the Anyo Maru No 8, another Japanese fishing vessel, were convicted of similar charges and ordered to pay fines of $11,000 each, the vessel and a quantity of fish product were also forfeit to the Crown. The vessel was subsequently returned to the owners upon payment of a redemption fee. The product remained forfeit and was later sold for $100,000.
The Japanese company, Kanai Fisheries Company Limited, owns the Tomi Maru 86, and has chartered the vessel to Sanford (South Island) Limited, a New Zealand company operating from Timaru. Sanford (South Island) Limited holds a fishing permit, and the vessel has fished under the authority of that fishing permit and pursuant to a charter agreement between the two companies. The vessel has fished in New Zealand waters for a number of years.
The Anyo Maru 8 is owned by Anyo Fisheries Co Limited, a Japan-based company, which had chartered the vessel to Takaroa Industries Limited, a New Zealand company operating from Christchurch which holds a fishing permit. The vessel fished under that permit's authority and pursuant to a charter agreement between the two companies.

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Krim Benterrak was born in Marrakech, Morocco, in 1952. His interest in painting was informed by his Berbere culture and developed during his studies at the Ecole Superieure Des Beaux Arts in Paris. He came to Australia in 1977. His paintings are represented in many public and private collections in Australia, France, Morocco, Britain and the United States of America. He lives in Broome, Western Australia.
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Saturn, the cosmic taskmaster, is taking up long-term residence in your zone of health and work until 2015. The more energy you put into your current projects and daily duties, the greater the reward. You're learning the value of patience, perseverance and hard work. Finding the proper balance between work and health is also a theme that comes into sharp focus. How well are you taking care of yourself? You may find yourself drawn to a more austere, sensible and -- yes -- healthy lifestyle now. Eating to live, instead of living to eat, becomes a viable theme. In order to keep up the energy to support the heaps of projects you've got brewing (as per usual), you'll need to make sure your health and vitality are top notch. Embracing a healthy lifestyle makes everything possible and keeps your life running like a well-oiled machine.
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Phylogenetic trees represent the branching history of descent linking taxa, whether these taxa are species or genes. In Mesquite, a tree refers to the taxa in a particular taxa block and once created cannot be transfered to refer a different taxa block. (As explained in the page on taxa, "taxon" here is used as shorthand for "terminal taxon" or "OTU".)
Mesquite typically treats trees as rooted, although it is possible to de-root trees. Trees may contain polytomies (multifurcations) and also unbranched internal nodes. A tree in Mesqite does not need to contain all of the taxa in the taxa block, and indeed can contain as few as one taxon. Unlike MacClade, Mesquite does not support trees with observed taxa fixed in ancestral position. Mesquite can read, edit and write branch lengths in trees. In addition to length, a branch may have various other attributes such as width (e.g. for effective population size in population genetics) and color (for display purposes).
Polytomies in trees are interpreted either as "soft" (uncertainty in resolution) or "hard" (simultaneous divergence). The default interpetation is specified in the Defaults menu of the Startup Window, the Project and Files window, or the Log window. A change in this default applies to all projects and files. Individual trees can be marked as using a specific assumption, thus overriding the default (e.g., by using the Set Polytomy Assumption menu items in the Alter/Transform Tree submenu of the Tree menu of the Tree Window). The appropriate assumption for most phylogenetic studies is "soft", but calculations using soft polytomies are extremely difficult, and most Mesquite calculations yield results only with dichotomous trees and those with hard polytomies.
Trees can be visualized in various tree windows, and statistics about them presented in tree windows, the List of Trees window, and in charts. We will not attempt to summarize all of the options here, which are discussed elsewhere, in particular in the analysis links at left.
Tree comparison methods include the following:
Trees may exist within tree blocks that are stored in the data file. A tree block is a collection of trees stored as a unit. A single data file may contain more than one tree block, each containing from one to many trees.
Mesquite calculations can use trees other than those stored in tree blocks in a data file. Most calculations can use trees that are temporarily created using simulations or randomizations specifically for the purpose of the calculation and then discarded. Also, a recently edited tree in the Tree Window might not be stored in the file if the user has not explicitly stored it in the file using "Store Tree" or "Store Tree As". More details on storing trees in tree blocks in the file are given below.
To create a new, empty tree block into which to store trees, select Taxa&Trees>New Empty Block of Trees... A new block of trees is automatically created if you ask in the Tree Window to store a tree and no block has yet been created to receive trees.
It is also possible to create tree blocks that are already filled with trees. For instance, if you want to make a duplicate of an existing tree block, select Taxa&Trees>Make New Trees Block from>Stored Trees. Other choices under Taxa&Trees>Make New Trees Block from> allow you to create tree blocks filled with trees resulting from simulations or randomizations, or other tree sources.
Trees stored in a tree block can be renamed or deleted in the List of Trees window (available in the Taxa&Trees menu). To rename, edit the tree's name in the list directly. To delete a tree, select the tree's row in the list window and choose List>Delete Selected Trees. Statistics about trees can also be viewed in the List of Trees window by adding the appropriate columns using the List menu.
Tree blocks stored in a file can be renamed or deleted in the List of Tree Blocks window (available in the Taxa&Trees menu). To rename, edit the tree block's name in the list directly. To delete a tree block, select the tree block's row in the list window and choose List>Delete Selected Tree Blocks.
For tree files with too many trees to be held in memory simultaneously, Mesquite can read the trees in directly from the file, one at a time, and discard each from memory after it is used (for instance, in charts or in the Tree Window). To do this use Trees Directly from File as your tree source.
Trees used in charts, the tree window or to make a new tree block can be filtered. To do this, select Filter Trees from Other source as your source of trees. You will be asked for the original source of trees, and the filtering method. There are currently three filtering methods:
Trees can be edited by hand, as described below, or the user can request Mesquite to automatically modify trees using the "Alter/Transform" modules. These modules can be used:
The Alter/Transform modules include:
To use "Root tree with selected taxa as outgroup", you first must select the outgroup taxa in, for example, the Taxa List window. Then, choose the menu item "Root tree with selected taxa as outgroup" in the Alter/Transform Tree submenu of the Tree menu of the tree window, and in the Alter Trees submenu of the Utilities submenu of the List menu of the List of Trees window. This module will reroot the taxa in between the selected outgroups and the remaining taxa, if this is possible. If the tree cannot be rerooted so that the remaining taxa form a clade, then the tree will not be rerooted, and a warning will be given (perhaps visible only in the log). If the tree can be rerooted, then both the outgroup and ingroup will be monophyletic on the rerooted tree. In addition, if the tree has branch lengths specified, the root will be positioned at the midway point along the branch on which it is placed. That is, the length of the branch from the root to the ingroup will be equal to the length of the branch from the root to the outgroup. Future versions may allow user-choice of the branch length distribution. Adjusting of the length of the two basal branches is NOT done if the tree is already rooted between the chosen outgroups and ingroup.
The Tree Window shows a tree that can be edited and used in analyses. A new Tree Window can be requested by selecting Taxa&Trees>New Tree Window. (Mesquite allows multple tree windows, and so if you select this menu item a second time, you'll get a new tree window.) Many of the Tree Window's fundamental functions are controlled by its Tree menu. This menu contains items to select the tree source, store trees, and alter the tree. A second important menu is the Drawing menu, which controls the appearance of the tree. Additional menu items related to the Tree Window are found in the Analysis menu.
The Tree Window shows trees from a particular source (although the tree being shown could differ from those in the tree source, if you've recently modified the tree using the tools). The source of trees might be a tree block in the data file. In this case, as you used the blue arrows at the upper portion of the tool palette, you would be browsing through the stored trees, scrolling from one stored tree to another. Alternatively, the source of trees might be a coalescent simulation, in which case you would be browsing through gene trees representing replicate simulations of the coalescent process. Other tree sources may be available, and can be selected when you request the Tree Window for the first time or by using the submenu Tree>Tree Source>. One tree source, "Default Trees", offers a simple pectinate tree ("Default Ladder"), a full polytomy ("Default Bush"), and a symmetrical tree. It is available merely as a last resort, in case other tree sources are unavailable.
We expect a common confusion will be that users will be unable to find the trees that they recently stored in the file. For example, when a new file is created, there are no stored trees, and hence the Tree Window would be forced to use another tree source (for example, "Default Trees"). If a user then stores a tree in the file (see next section), he or she might hit the blue scroll arrows of the Tree Window expecting to browse the stored trees, only to be shown one of the Default Trees. The problem is that the Tree Window is using Default Trees as the tree source, not Stored Trees. To see the trees stored in the file, select Tree>Tree Source>Stored Trees to change the tree source to Stored Trees.
To select which tree to view, use the tree scroll at the upper left of the Tree Window:
The left and right blue arrows take you to the previous and next trees, respectively, in the tree source. The Go To button takes you to the tree whose number is entered in the text area. The Recent Editings button offers you a drop down menu by which you can return to recently edited trees. The menu lists only trees that you have edited; it does not list the trees that came directly from the tree source, and is therefore not a complete history of recent trees. The number of little white triangles in the button indicates the number of recently edited trees stored.
Although the Tree Window can be used merely to browse existing trees, it will commonly be used as a tree editor, allowing the user to build a tree according to some prior hypothesis, or to modify trees to explore the effect of changes in the tree.
Once a tree has been edited, the user may want to store this new tree in the file. Exactly how that is done depends on the tree source being used by the Tree Window:
You can tell that a tree has been edited to be different from that in the tree source when a black diamond appears in the message area at the lower left side of the Tree Window. The message area turns green when the tree is an unsaved, edited tree and the tree source is not Stored Trees.
At the left side of the Tree Window is a tool palette, containing tools that you can use to interact with the tree. Exactly which tools are available will depend on the modules installed and loaded. In the description of tools below, it will be assumed that a basic set of modules is installed and loaded.
Some tools act when they are touched on a branch of the tree; others act when a branch is touched then dragged and dropped. Some tools behave differently if a key such as shift or control is held down when the tool is used. These details are explained below. Some explanation of the tool is also given in the window's Explanation Area when the tool is selected in the palette. The currently selected tool has its button darker than the rest in the tool palette. If you are running Java version 1.2 or above (e.g., on Linux, Windows or Mac OS X) then the cursor will change to reflect the tool when it is over the tree. If you ware running Java version 1.1.8 or below (e.g. on Mac OS 9) then the cursor will remain an arrow.
Some tools have options that can be set. If so, then the button for the tool in the tool palette will have a small black triangle indicating the availability of a drop down menu. If you touch the button and hold down the mouse for a moment, the menu will appear to allow you to make choices.
The following tools change the topology of the tree (the fundamental relationships among taxa implied by the tree). Some of these tools might not be available if their controlling modules are not installed or loaded. Tool Action Arrow If touched on a branch, dragged and dropped on another branch, the former branch is reattached to the latter. Also can be used to select taxa. Interchange branches If touched on a branch, dragged and dropped on another branch, the two branches exchange positions. Can be used to rearrange a polytomy, but can also be used for branches distant on the tree. Collapse branch Collapses branches to yield polytomy. Also removes unbranched internal nodes. Collapse all Collapses all branches in clade. If option or ALT is held down, collapses all branches below node touched. Reroot Reroots tree at branch touched. Prune clade Cuts clade out of tree. Taxa cut out remain within the data file, but are not included in this particular tree. Insert unbranched node Inserts node along branch. Currently used primarily in combination with assigned lineage widths to indicate population fluctuations for coalescent simulations.
The following tools change the branch lengths or widths of the tree. Tool Action Assign branch length Brings up a small editable area in which to enter a branch length. Stretch branch Click and drag on branch to stretch its length. Adjust node position Stretches branch lengths above and below node to allow node to change position without changing positions of other nodes. Assign lineage width Assigns a width to the branch. Currently used to assign effective population sizes for population genetics calculations.
The following tools affect the appearance of the tree, or change attributes of its branches, but do not change the topology or branch lengths. Thus the changes these tools make will not affect most calculations. Tool Action Ladderize Rotates nodes to bring the largest clades on the right side of the tree. Does not affect topology of tree. If option or ALT key held down, ladderizes to left. Draw clade as triangle Draws clade as small triangle to save space in drawing the tree. The full relationships within the clade remain, but are hidden. Clicking again will expand the clade to be viewed again. This drawing mode may have bugs. Magnify clade Magnifies the image of the tree so that only the clade touched is shown. Touching again on the node shows the whole tree Branch info Shows available information about the branch and calculations concerning it. Color branch Colors the branch. Control-click colors clade. Repeat click erases. Shift-click shrink wraps color. Touch and hold the button to obtain a menu to select color used. This is not equivalent to the Fix States tool of MacClade. Name node Gives a name to the node. This name must be unique, and different from the names of terminal taxa. Select branch Selects a branch. Control-click extends selection. Shift-click shrink wraps selection. Select branches in clade Selects all the branches in a clade. Control-click extends selection. Shift-click shrink wraps selection. Select taxa in clade Selects all the taxa in a clade. Control-click extends selection. Shift-click shrink wraps selection. Annotate node Attaches a note to a node. An asterisk appears over the node. The note can be seen by passing the Annotate cursor over the branch, or by turning on "Show Notes On Tree" using the menu that drops down from the Annotate node button in the tool palette. Show picture Shows image attached to taxon. Click again to hide. Control-click to attach picture. Hyperlink Shows web page or another data file. Shift click to enter link explicitly. Control-click to select local file.
In the Tree menu of the Tree Window are two submenus by which you can change the tree, "Alter/Transform Tree" and "Alter/Transform Branch Lengths". These provide various utilities to change the tree, including its branch lengths. Some, such as "Scale All Branch Lengths", affect all branches of the tree simultaneously. See the section on automatic modification for more details.
The Tree Window has, in its Analysis menu, menu items that yield analyses using the current tree in the Tree Window. Which analyses are available depends on what modules are installed and loaded. Typically the following will be available at least:
There are many options for the appearance of trees as drawn in the Tree Window and other windows displaying trees. Trees may have diagonal, square or circular branches; they may be drawn black on white or green on blue; they may be drawn so that apparent branch length is proportional to assigned branch length. These options are controlled by the Drawing menu.
Some of the menu items in the Drawing menu are:
There is as yet no direct way to save graphics files of tree images, but satisfactory results can be obtained if you ask to print the tree image, then you use your operating system's Print dialog box to direct the output to a file (e.g., postscript or pdf) instead of a printer. These files may be editable by programs such as Adobe Illustrator.
Users may find the menus of the Tree Window and Dependent Tree Window somewhat confusing when the latter is in use, as both windows include some menus of the other. This is a consequence of Mesquite's automatic menu arrangement; we realize it is not optimal in this case.
Users may find menus confusing when this window is in use; see comments under Dependent Tree Window.
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The Organic-Europe.net website, maintained by the Research Institute of Organic Agriculture FiBL, contains statistics, country reports and addresses.
News about Organic Farming in Europe
July 17-19, 2013: The Prince of Wales's Food and Farming Summer School at ORC, UK
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October 9-13, 2013: 4th International Conference on Organic Agriculture Sciences (ICOAS) in Hungary
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The World of Organic Agriculture 2013
BioFach 2013: Sessions related to organic farming statistics
At BioFach 2013, a number of sessions took place, in which organic market data and trends were presented. Some of the presentations are available at the Organic-World.net website.
February 13, 2013, 11 am to 12.30 pm: Organic Market Data Networks
February 13, 2013, 2 to 3 pm: The World of Organic Agriculture - Statistics and Emerging Trends
February 13, 2013, 4 to 5.30 pm: The European market for organic food
February 14, 2013, 1 to 2 pm: Global Organic Market Overview
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Haiqun Lin MD, PhD
Associate Professor of Public Health (Biostatistics)
Departments & Organizations
Cancer Prevention and Control
School of Public Health: BiostatisticsYCAS Affiliated Faculty
CORE: Faculty
Program for Applied Translational Research (PATR)
Cancer Prevention and Control
Research Interests
Statistical methods for time-varying biological responses more...
- M.D., Beijing Medical University, 1987
- Ph.D., Cornell University, 2000
Selected Publications
- Lin, H.Q., Guo, Z.C., Peduzzi, P.N., Gill, T.M., and Allore, H.A. A Semiparametric Transition Model with Latent Traits for Longitudinal Multistate Data. Biometrics, in press.
- Lin, H.Q., Feng, Z., Yu, Y., Zheng, Y., Shivapurkar, N., and Gazdar, A.F. Application of Multidimensional Selective Item Response Regression Model for Studying Multiple Gene Methylation in SV40 Oncogenic Pathways. Journal of the American Statistical Association, in press, 2007.
- Lin, H.Q., Scharfstein, D.O., and Rosenheck, R.A. Analysis of longitudinal data with informative follow-up. Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series B 66(3): 791-813, 2004.


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