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Yes South Florida is known for the glitz and glam (and incredible Art Deco architecture) of South Beach, the posh houses and sophistication of Palm Beach and the tranquil beauty of Naples and the Gulf Coast, but it should also be recognized as a destination for a incredibly sophisticated food and wine scene (I am sure the cocktail scene is just as innovative – will have to save that for a personal trip).
In Miami's South Beach, the beach was the furthest thing from peoples minds last week, with temperatures holding in the mid 60's during the day and dipping in to the 40's in the evenings. Couple that with a constant stiff breeze (wind chill in Florida?????) and people are indoors drinking and eating ( a few brave soles braved the beach, huddled among blankets and sweaters, eyes tearing against the whip of Atlantic winds and staring blankly at a distant warm and tropical place).
Much has been written about the influx of money to update many of the classic hotels of South Beach; the Fontaineblue went through close to a 1 billion dollar refurbishment, the Delano is sparkling and reaching back to a romantic period past, the Betsy pulsing with the energy of B Bar and BLT Steak. Each hotel also understood that sophisticated travelers are looking for more than just ocean views, spa service and high thread count sheets; dining is now an integral and essential part of every renovation.
The Fontaineblue houses three of the of the best restaurants in Miami; Alfred Portale's Gotham Steak serves up classic range of steaks and seafood along with a great wine list (The French Laundry's lead sommelier Dennis Kelley's sister in law runs the cocktail program),Scott Conant's Scarpetta takes Italian dining in Miami to a completely different level, and Hakkasan, London's Michelin starred Chinese food restaurant, makes a splash with innovative and perfectly executed Chinese cuisine.
At the Delano, The Blue Door, Claude Troigros fuses the cuisine of his french roots (yes, that Troisgros family) with influences derived from his year cooking in Brazil. For something less formal, Plat Blue is the perfect place to relax for the evening taking in the famous Delano scene.
Though easy destinations, these restaurants are only the beginning of the culinary tour. Emeril's South Beach outpost continues to turn out Emeril's classics (the night I was there was Emeril's South Beach Food and Wine VIP event and the place was PACKED). Steak houses, ok – hip steakhouses, remain a staple with Red, The Steakhouse, Meat Market, and Prime One Twelve serving perfectly cooked steaks, eclectic wine lists and slightly over the top cocktails. One little side note, and you will not find Meteor Vineyard here, but my favorite lunch place is the tiny, outdoor seating only sandwich place Le Sandwicherie on 14th Street. One of the best sandwich shops in the U.S.
When you are exhausted of the painfully cool scene in South Beach, its time to head to what may be the most exciting restaurants in the city (and slightly north). Michael's Genuine Food and Drink has garnered tremendous acclaim, all of it justified. This small "neighborhood" restaurant in the Design District turns out some of the most compelling and authentic food I have tasted anywhere. Perfect ingredients prepared with precision and honesty. It didn't hurt that they were pouring Krug by the glass (for $28 – incredible!) as well as Diamond Creek. Former S.F. sommelier Matt Turner has escalated the wine list at Michael Minna's Aventura outpost of Bourbon Steak to a work of art with the worlds greatest producers represented on page after page (look for Meteor Vineyard soon). The stunning beauty of the Mandarin Oriental on Brickell Key only adds to the allure of Azul. Sommelier Cynthia Betancourt oversees a diverse and cutting edge wine list. The champagne bottles chilling along the center of the bar suggest (loudly) the best way to start the meal (and end it).
The recent New York Times article on Palm Beach ( 36 hours in Palm Beach, Fl ) did a decent job capturing the vibe of the tony seaside enclave (and the continued introspection of its residents post Madoff), but missed the breadth of options on the dining scene. The Breakers dominates the northern end of Palm Beach Island, historically and in presence. The dining scene alone makes this a must stop. Not one but TWO Master Sommeliers (Virginia Philip and Juan Gomez) oversee a massive wine program that form the foundation for everything from L'Esaclier to the Seafood Bar. Cafe L'Europe remains one of the most loved restaurants in Palm Beach (beware the video on the home page of the website – it doesn't do justice to the elegant sophistication to say nothing of the epic wine program) and Daniel Boulud's Cafe Boulud at the Brazilian Court Hotel added an element of cool to the downtown dining scene.
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WASHINGTON, July 9 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Kathleen Roth, Ph.D, Director and Chief Scientist of the LessonLab Research Institute (LLRI), addressed the nation's leading experts on the integration of science education with literacy this week at the Literacy Institute's 2008 conference, Connecting Literacy to Promote Student Success.
Dr. Roth's speech, "Using Content Storylines to Connect Science and Literacy," presented lessons learned from the Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study (TIMSS) 1999 Video Study, a cross-national study of eighth-grade classroom mathematics and science teaching. During the presentation, Roth showed video clips from the TIMSS study to engage participants in understanding the idea of using "content storylines" in science teaching -- a key idea that grew out of the TIMSS video study.The National Geographic Society (NGS) and Michigan State University's Literacy Achievement Research Center (LARC) developed the Literacy Institute to facilitate discussion of the latest findings on effective instructional practices. NGS and LARC strive to emphasize the importance of nonfiction literacy to students' appreciation of the scientific challenges facing us as citizens, such as global warming, conflicting medical reports and alternative fuel options.
"The TIMSS Video Study of 8th grade science teaching revealed that higher-achieving countries make science ideas central and explicitly link lesson activities to the development of science ideas in a coherent content storyline," said Dr. Roth. "In the U.S., in contrast, science content plays a less central role and sometimes no role at all. The focus is on doing activities with weak or no links to the development of science ideas. In this talk, I wanted to highlight the importance of literacy activities (reading, writing, speaking) in making the connections between science inquiry activities and the development of science ideas -- that is, in building content storylines. Although there are many ways that educators are integrating literacy into science teaching, results from the TIMSS Video Study suggest that using literacy to develop coherent science content storylines within and across science lessons should be a top priority."
Dr. Roth was appointed Director of LLRI, an independent research organization of the education business Pearson, in 2008. She directed the TIMSS Video Study of Science Teaching and is currently the principal investigator for three NSF-funded projects: Science Teachers Learning through Lesson Analysis (STeLLA), Videocases for Science Teaching Analysis (ViSTA) and Tying Words to Images of Science Teaching (TWIST). Her career in education includes seven years as a middle and high school science teacher, and 15 years as a teacher educator and researcher at Michigan State University. Much of her research on student learning has been conducted in her dual role as teacher-researcher, where she teaches elementary school science and studies her students' learning. Her research also focuses on teacher learning at both the preservice and inservice levels, with a current focus on the use of videocases of science teaching as a rich learning context for teachers.
Dr. Roth joined LLRI in 1999 to direct the science portion of the TIMSS 1999 Video Study. The study involved videotaping and analyzing teaching practices for math and science lessons in more than 1000 classrooms in various countries. The study aimed to investigate and discover new mathematics and science teaching practices, compare U.S. teaching practices with those in high-achieving countries, develop new teaching research methods and tools for professional development and create a digital library of images of teaching to inform U.S. educational policy.
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Modern democracy is an 18th-century idea. It reveres, and utterly depends on, rationality. The whole process relies on people making rational choices about how to live, accepting a social contract with the authority of the law, and deciding who should rule them on the basis of reasoned argument. And the first premise of that reasoned view is that life is worth living.
The arguments are about how we should live, about how to deliver the best that life has to offer to as many citizens as possible. We have been arguing about that - openly in the free societies - for the past two-and-a-bit centuries.
Without that assumption - that the point of government is to make life better - the democratic process would be meaningless to us. In order to wage war, which takes life and undermines the quality of it even for those who survive, democracies must make a case for some ultimate life-enhancing cause. This understanding makes the settlement between democracy and religion uncomfortable: its emphasis on the importance of this life (rather than the next one) means that modern free societies are inherently secular.
Now we are in a struggle that is different from any that modern democracy has had to face. But it is not the secular versus the spiritual in the European sense. Nor is it simply freedom versus totalitarianism, as was the hot war against fascism, or the Cold War against communism. It is not one economic system versus another, both of which claim, in the great Enlightenment tradition, to be the most beneficent.
What we are fighting (or resisting) is a force that reveres death, regards the taking of innocent life not as a misfortune but a sacred duty, and positively rejoices in the gratuitous infliction of agony. It celebrates precisely the things that enlightened thinking has pitted itself against: pointless suffering and premature death. This wave of terrorism is a kind of distillation of all that is most appalling and inexplicable in the human condition.
The great exponent of the theatre of the absurd, Eugene Ionescu, wrote a short play about a killer who goes about assassinating people at random. He is finally confronted by the protagonist who demands to know the logic behind his attacks. (How do you choose your victims? Are they guilty of some fault of which we are unaware?) The killer simply laughs. He is, of course, Death itself in all its inscrutable mercilessness. And at the end of Albert Camus' great novel The Plague (itself a parable for Nazi occupation), in which the sufferings of innocents are described in unbearable detail, a character observes that everybody is talking about the plague but "what is the plague? It's just life, that's all."
Terrorism is cosmic injustice speeded up and turned into an act of conscious will. The question "Why should the blameless suffer?" is not just one that we address to the heavens now. But because it is an eternal question, the perpetrators seem like more than a collection of criminals or psychopathic inadequates. Bizarre really, that it is the anti-secular force, the self-appointed guardian of spiritual truth, which has usurped divine judgment about which of the guiltless should be punished.
They have made themselves into nothing less than the force of death against life, of dark against light - the incarnation of all that is cruel and unacceptable in fate. They have taken away the anonymity of life's brutal unfairness. To say that they are the embodiment of evil is not just a rhetorical indulgence. When George Bush says our enemies are the enemies of freedom, he is understating the case. It is the principle of life itself and the possibility of optimism that is at stake here.
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MUMBAI: India's organised retail sector may have turned a corner in the year ended March, having managed to reduce losses while substantially increasing sales with a focus on costs by pruning poorly performing locations and resorting to more efficient supply management.
Big unlisted retail chains such as Reliance Fresh of Reliance Industries, Aditya Birla Group's More, Bharti Retail's Easyday and Tata-owned Star Bazaar all posted double-digit sales growth, reflecting their increasing popularity among shoppers despite economic growth slumping to a 10-year low and consumer price inflation not easing appreciably.
According to financial statements for 2012-13 filed with the corporate affairs ministry, the food and grocery retailers listed above saw their combined losses shrink to Rs 1,176 crore from Rs 1,277 crore in the previous year, while combined sales jumped 34 per cent to Rs 8,770 crore. Excluding Bharti Retail, which was in expansion mode, the sector cut the loss figure by about half. While Bharti Retail's losses swelled 37 per cent to Rs 538 crore, all other conglomerate-owned supermarket chains reduced losses as they shut unviable stores and focused on supply chain efficiencies.
"Our focus has been on profitable growth, which has resulted in reducing the operating losses by more than 30 per cent," said Pranab Barua, business director, apparel and retail business, Aditya Birla Group. "Performance management at all touch points of the business has been a key driver, giving us a revenue growth as well as improvement in the bottom line."
In the last two years, most retailers have been closing, relocating or rationalising unprofitable stores after they found themselves saddled with mountains of inventory and gripped by a cash crunch following hasty expansion. "These retailers have reached their maturity with many stores opened during initial expansion, (they) are now six-seven years old. At the same time, there has been more focus on profitability and employee management per square foot apart from better inventory planning unlike the carnage we saw last year when retailers had to sell stocks at a huge discount," said Kumar Rajagopalan, chief executive of the Retailers Association of India trade lobby.
The numbers bear witness to this shift. Despite not opening a single store last year, Trent Hypermarket recorded a 21 per cent increase in total revenue to Rs 801 crore last fiscal and a loss of Rs 72 crore. Aditya Birla Retail added just three hypermarkets and two supermarkets under the More brand and posted a 10 per cent sales growth with a 5 per cent decline in losses as it shut over a dozen unviable stores. The numbers also indicate that despite, or perhaps because, of the economic gloom, Indian shoppers have embraced the value proposition offered by organised retail.
"Modern trade has surely taken a share from unorganised retail due to a sharper proposition in terms of cost and quality. For a consumer, a full basket at modern trade works out cheaper compared to traditional trade and obviously more savings," said Abheek Singhi, partner and director, The Boston Consulting Group, India (BCG).
Bharti Retail's losses widened as it opened more than 30 Easyday supermarkets and hypermarkets in calendar 2012, taking its tally to 210 stores. The sharpest decline in losses was posted by Reliance Retail, down 80 per cent to Rs 55 crore while sales jumped 36 per cent to Rs 5,256 crore.
To be sure, the issues that make organised retail a high-investment, low-return sector are still unresolved, according to experts. These include the high cost of real estate, a paucity of skilled manpower and the lack of infrastructure such as cold storages and efficient supply chains. "Retailers are looking at profitable and moderate pace of additions under 10 per cent in FY14 against the range of 15-30 per cent seen in the last two-three years," said Janhavi Prabhu, analyst at India Ratings & Research that has maintained a negative outlook on the retail sector for second half of 2013.
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WESLEY CHAPEL Anastasia Krekic and Jordan Parker squeezed side-by-side into a rocking chair and hesitated just for a moment.
Then, taking turns, they begin to read aloud a tale about an impoverished Ugandan girl, her milk-producing goat and a life-changing moment.
"If you were to visit the small African village of Kisinga in the rolling hills of western Uganda," the story begins, "and if you were to take a left at the crossroads and follow a narrow dirt path between two tall banana groves, you would come to the home of a girl named Beatrice."
Gathered around the two third-graders were students in teacher Laura Highfill's fourth-grade class at New River Elementary. Every page or so, Anastasia and Jordan paused to quiz the older students about what they had just read.
Hands flew up. Answers flew after them.
The students were inspired by the book titled "Beatrice's Goat."
"I could tell you were really paying attention," Highfill told her students as they fielded the queries.
Principal Lynn Pabst hopes this educational moment ends up touching and improving the lives of poor families in faraway countries.
Because the story, titled "Beatrice's Goat," is about a real-life girl who pursued an education using money her family earned by selling the goat's milk. The family received the goat from Heifer International, an Arkansas-based nonprofit organization that provides poor families with animals that produce something nourishing or marketable, such as eggs, milk, cheese and honey.
"Beatrice's Goat" inspired nine third-graders at New River Elementary to take on a mission, summed up succinctly by 9-year-old Molly Witt.
"To buy an animal and give it to the poor so they can have more money for food and school," Molly said.
In addition to Molly, Anastasia and Jordan, the others involved in the project are Jeremiah Loo, 8; Brooke Baldus, 8; Rylee Humphries, 9; Nicholas Mackley, 9; Kieran Milligan, 9; and Andrew Smith, 8.
"They are a very special group," Pabst said.
So far, through personal efforts along with proceeds from a schoolwide coin drive, the children have amassed $370. They hope to collect even more this weekend by setting up a Heifer International display during New River Elementary School's first Farmers' Market, which is 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday in front of the school at 4710 River Glen Blvd. in Wesley Chapel.
The Farmers' Market's main function is to serve as a showpiece for the school's garden, which all the students help with, growing onions, lettuce, radishes and other produce. Community vendors will have displays as well.
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The most expensive animal on the list is a heifer, which costs $500 for a full purchase or $50 for a share. By comparison, a trio of rabbits costs $60 or $10 for a share.
Chicks may be the cheapest of all. A flock goes for $20. The full cost is already so low that no share price is offered.
The children also want to buy shares of other creatures on the Heifer International list, such as water buffaloes, pigs and bees. So far, they can buy two shares of every animal they are interested in, but they hope to build on that by collecting donations at the Farmers' Market.
This week, to drum up interest, the third-graders visited other New River classrooms, reading "Beatrice's Goat."
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One of the common misconceptions of Islam among non Muslims is that Islam was spread by sword. Many people think that Muslims used forced conversions by either converting or dying and that's why many people converted to Islam. This article shall show that this is entirely false either through what Islam says or when we look through history.
Islam Started with No Authority to Force People
If Islam was spread through forced conversion, could a single man force many tribes to convert? Islam didn't start with a king who has strong army, but it started with single man. Prophet Muhammad taught people about Islam in Mecca for 13 years, and although many people followed him, he was opposed by the leaders in Mecca. Prophet Muhammad and his followers were actually tortured to leave Islam not to become Muslims. Then Prophet Muhammad began to look for a tribe who can help him. People in Medina began to follow him. They accepted that Prophet Muhammad shall immigrate to Medina although Prophet Muhammad told them that all Arabs will fight them, and they were actually small tribes. Prophet Muhammad didn't promise them with any reward in this world. He only promised them that they will go to Paradise if they helped him. For sure this is not an attitude of a city which converted to Islam by forced conversion.
Did Islam Tells Muslims to Force People on Islam?
Holy Quran answers clearly:
256. There shall be no compulsion in [acceptance of] the religion. The right course has become clear from the wrong. (Holy Quran 2:256)
People might look at early Islamic conquests that they were forced conversions. This is false, because as elaborated in the article: Is Jihad terrorism? that this was to remove any obstacle preventing Muslims from telling people about Islam.
Muslims have no aim except telling people about the right way of God to save them from hell. All what they want is that Islam reaches these people. If the authority ruling the city refused that Muslim scholars enter the city and tell people about Islam, then they are an obstacle against telling people about the right way to God. People have the option either to accept or to reject Islam, but the message should reach them. As said in the previous article about Jihad, if an infection is spread through a city, and some people had the cure for that infection. They wanted this cure to reach people, but the leaders of this city refused this cure to reach people for personal reasons. If an army came and fought these leaders to help this cure reach people? How would they be blamed? If some of the people refused to take the cure, it's up to them, but the cure must reach people.
Muslims were Never forced to Convert to Islam
Actually when we look through historical facts, we notice that the Islamic societies never dealt with Islam as an invasion that once invaders leave, they return back to their cultures. But actually Islam became their culture. There are countries like Indonesia and Malaysia where Muslim armies have never gone there. These countries are predominantly Muslim countries because they used to deal with Muslim merchants, began to know about Islam and gradually converted to Islam. Even through other Muslim countries, most of the Muslim countries were subjected to occupation by European armies. If these countries really looked as Muslims as invaders, they would have all left Islam once the European armies invade them. It was actually the case that the European armies left these countries, and Islam remained. So how can we say that Islam was spread by sword and forced conversions?


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Hi Stephane, Jared, Nuno
thanks fot the input. At the moment I'm in the evalutation phase
(I can still say 'no thanks" to the customer), and what I'm evaluating
pro and cons of some solutions.
After reading your replies I'm more convinced tha a "generic database" is a database that does not work (also because of some other non technical aspects of this project).
I was considering the solution given by Stephan, i.e. using a generic table and having a specific table for each different item type, the main advantage is that I already developed a similar solution and I have some reusable production code.
The main drawback with this solution is that a simple table is not enough, since the specific item coud have more than one specific attribute (for example a pc could have two different hard drives); because of this I was investigating the bill of material design in order to understand what is the best compromise among the two opposite design solutions.
Thanks again,
On 1/9/06, Stephane Faroult wrote:
> Giovanni,
> You are on a slippery slope. You have identified quite correctly one
> of the issues (and someone pointed at performance too). But you should
> also tell your customer that any type of so-called "meta" design means
> that you won't be able to implement foreign keys nor integrity
> constraints (unless you bend over backwards in triggers). For instance,
> some of your item attributes will be numbers, some characters, which
> means that everything would have to be stored as a string. If someone
> mistypes a O (letter) for a 0 (digit), no way to check it. Consequence,
> queries may return wrong results. Even if you try to segregate the
> values by type, you will have no way to check that values are valid or
> within reasonable bounds. Unless most of the code is made of validity
> checks in the application code (no protection against the fat-fingered
> SQL*Plus user).
> It's a much better solution to have a generic ITEMS table, and a
> specific table by type of item (subtyping).
> Stéphane Faroult
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When we were expecting our first child, we got all sorts of advice (or "facts" that were way off)… especially from family. Some of the best "facts" were that you need to make sure to let your baby cry instead of picking them up so their lungs develop, don't hold them while they sleep, put them to sleep on their stomach, etc. We quickly tried to brush these pieces of information aside, as they simply don't mesh well with how we planned on parenting. We tried not to bring up certain things simply because we didn't want to start any disagreements with family, but sometimes it was unavoidable. Some things surprised me, however, such as diapers. My mother-in-law told me how expensive it would be, having to diaper our child. I mentioned that we would be cloth diapering, so it won't be as bad as she might think. She just laughed at me and told me that we wouldn't last long with that. I insisted she was wrong, but the subject got changed.
Not too long after that, she mentioned diapering again. I told her that we would be using cloth diapers, and again I got laughter. She told me about how much of a mess it is, how disgusting it is dunking them in the toilet, how you have to keep a bucket full of water next to the toilet for them to soak, etc. I tried to tell her they were different, and showed her a picture (online) of a FuzziBunz diaper. I tried explaining that it was different than what she used on her children… I won't have a bucket to soak things in, I won't have to dunk diapers in the toilet since I'd have a diaper sprayer (which I also sent a picture of), it wouldn't really be that bad. No pins, no buckets of water, no dunking. Just diapers and a sprayer. Surely this would open her eyes to the modern diapers.
Not so much. She called up my sister-in-law, and between the two of them I got made fun of for being a "tree-hugger" and a "hippie", and heard plenty about how we would never last long with the diapers. The "we" quickly went to how my husband wouldn't do this. He was going to be a stay-at-home-dad, and he was going to have the bulk of the diaper changes after I went back to work. More laughter and "can you imagine" scenarios were exchanged between my mother-in-law and sister-in-law, mostly amused with the prospect of my husband using cloth.
Our first trip to see family after the birth of our son was made with him in disposables. He was born a month early, and we were banking on our tax return to get us our cloth diaper stash. We had a couple diapers, but not nearly enough to be using yet. There were no comments made about how we diapered him while we were there. Perhaps they thought we just changed our minds, or realized how right they were. Perhaps they were too excited to see him for the first time that they paid no attention. Whatever the reason, I was thankful I didn't have to deal with more ridicule for the time being.
Shortly after that, we received our tax return and we made the switch to cloth when our son was 7 weeks old. The next trip down to see family was definitely different. My mother-in-law was unimpressed with the diapers when she saw them, but didn't want to talk about them when I tried to. I think she secretly might have realized she was wrong about them. My sister-in-law was fascinated with them, and asked to change his next dirty diaper so she could try them out. She went on about how cute they were.
Perhaps I do have a bit of "hippie" in me, and perhaps there was truth to the comment about how messy diapers can be (*cough* when you don't do them up correctly *cough*)… what I know for certain, however, is that they were wrong. Cloth diapers are easy, they are adorable, and they can be enjoyable. 14 months later, and we're still going strong!
Bio: Christine is a baby wearing, co-sleeping, cloth diapering, nursing, full-time working mother to a 14 month old son. Her husband is a stay-at-home father, and a licensed medical massage therapist. They also practice baby-led weaning with their son. Christine also writes her own blog called: Thoughts Of Fluff.


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An Efficient Algorithm to Perform Multiple Testing in Epistasis Screening
Van Lishout, François ; Cattaert, Tom ; Mahachie John, Jestinah et al
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Background: Research in epistasis or gene-gene interaction detection for human complex traits has grown exponentially over the last few years. It has been marked by promising methodological developments ... [more ▼]
Background: Research in epistasis or gene-gene interaction detection for human complex traits has grown exponentially over the last few years. It has been marked by promising methodological developments, improved translation efforts of statistical epistasis to biological epistasis and attempts to integrate different omics information sources into the epistasis screening to enhance power. The quest for gene-gene interactions poses severe multiple-testing problems. In this context, the maxT algorithm is one technique to control the false-positive rate. However, the memory needed by this algorithm rises linearly with the amount of hypothesis tests. In main-effects detection, this is not a problem since the memory required is thus proportional to the number of SNPs. In contrast, gene-gene interaction studies will require a memory proportional to the squared amount of SNPs. A genome wide epistasis would therefore require terabytes of memory. Hence, cache problems are likely to occur, increasing the computation time. Methods: In this work we present a new version of maxT, requiring an amount of memory independent from the number of genetic effects to be investigated. This algorithm was implemented in C++ in our epistasis screening software MB-MDR-2.6.2 and compared to MB-MDR's first implementation as an R-package (Calle et al., Bioinformatics 2010). We evaluate the new implementation in terms of memory efficiency and speed using simulated data. The software is illustrated on real-life data for Crohn's disease. Results: The sequential version of MBMDR-2.6.2 is approximately 5,500 times faster than its R counterparts. The parallel version (tested on a cluster composed of 14 blades, containing each 4 quad-cores Intel Xeon CPU firstname.lastname@example.com GHz) is approximately 900,000 times faster than the latter, for results of the same quality on the simulated data. It analyses all gene-gene interactions of a dataset of 100,000 SNPs typed on 1000 individuals within 4 days. Our program found 14 SNP-SNP interactions with a p-value less than 0.05 on the real-life Crohn's disease data. Conclusions: Our software is able to solve large-scale SNP-SNP interactions problems within a few days, without using much memory. A new implementation to reach genome wide epistasis screening is under construction. In the context of Crohn's disease, MBMDR-2.6.2 found signal in regions well known in the field and our results could be explained from a biological point of view. This demonstrates the power of our software to find relevant phenotype-genotype associations. [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 69 (26 ULiège)


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Comfort, comfort my people.
2nd Sunday in Advent, Year B
1 Comfort, give comfort to my people, says your God. 2 Speak tenderly to Jerusalem, and proclaim to her that her service is at an end, her guilt is expiated; Indeed, she has received from the hand of the LORD double for all her sins. 3 A voice cries out: In the desert prepare the way of the LORD! Make straight in the wasteland a highway for our God! 4 Every valley shall be filled in, every mountain and hill shall be made low; The rugged land shall be made a plain, the rough country, a broad valley. 5 Then the glory of the LORD shall be revealed, and all mankind shall see it together; for the mouth of the LORD has spoken. 9 Go up onto a high mountain, Zion, herald of glad tidings; Cry out at the top of your voice, Jerusalem, herald of good news! Fear not to cry out and say to the cities of Judah: Here is your God! 10 Here comes with power the Lord GOD, who rules by his strong arm; Here is his reward with him, his recompense before him. 11 Like a shepherd he feeds his flock; in his arms he gathers the lambs, Carrying them in his bosom, and leading the ewes with care.
8 But do not ignore this one fact, beloved, that with the Lord one day is like a thousand years and a thousand years like one day. 9 The Lord does not delay his promise, as some regard "delay," but he is patient with you, not wishing that any should perish but that all should come to repentance. 10 But the day of the Lord will come like a thief, and then the heavens will pass away with a mighty roar and the elements will be dissolved by fire, and the earth and everything done on it will be found out. 11 Since everything is to be dissolved in this way, what sort of persons ought (you) to be, conducting yourselves in holiness and devotion, 12 waiting for and hastening the coming of the day of God, because of which the heavens will be dissolved in flames and the elements melted by fire. 13 But according to his promise we await new heavens and a new earth in which righteousness dwells. 14 Therefore, beloved, since you await these things, be eager to be found without spot or blemish before him, at peace.
1 The beginning of the gospel of Jesus Christ (the Son of God). 2 As it is written in Isaiah the prophet: "Behold, I am sending my messenger ahead of you; he will prepare your way. 3 A voice of one crying out in the desert: 'Prepare the way of the Lord, make straight his paths.' " 4 John (the) Baptist appeared in the desert proclaiming a baptism of repentance for the forgiveness of sins. 5 People of the whole Judean countryside and all the inhabitants of Jerusalem were going out to him and were being baptized by him in the Jordan River as they acknowledged their sins. 6 John was clothed in camel's hair, with a leather belt around his waist. He fed on locusts and wild honey. 7 And this is what he proclaimed: "One mightier than I is coming after me. I am not worthy to stoop and loosen the thongs of his sandals. 8 I have baptized you with water; he will baptize you with the holy Spirit."
If Advent is a time of hopeful waiting, the readings for the second Sunday give a good indication of what kind of waiting it is. I dare say that it has little in common with the sentiment of cherub-faced children seen peering out of frosted windows in wondrous winter anticipation that is such common stock on the covers of catalogs that fill the mailbox at this time of year. The "comfort" called for (naham ) is that which is often offered to mourners. It is often used as a messianic promise as well, but not with the idea of making people feel better so much as to transform them. In fact, in certain forms, the word is widely translated as "repent." We could say that this comforting refers to an act of being moved with pity or compassion.
The idea clearly is that the coming of God is for the purpose of saving His people from tangible distress. There's no escaping that our waiting is a period of trial – at least if we take the Scriptures seriously. We see a sign of this in the lifestyle of John the Baptist, who prepared the way for the long-awaited Comfort, or Consolation, of Israel, as Simeon shows us in Luke's Gospel (c.f. Lk 2:25).And yet, like Simeon, we too await the Consolation. Even though we live under the Seal of the Promise, we too await the Lord's patient wish that "all should come to repentance" and consolation.
The picture Peter paints is one that seems to me to be quite thoroughly ignored – the picture of everything being dissolved by fire in the Lord's return. There is a popular tendency to equate heaven with eternity, and to overlook the material aspect of the promise (a new earth). Scripture is quite clear that the end is a new heavens and a new earth; that "Heaven and earth shall pass away" (Mt 24:35).
And so I wonder exactly what it is that we await. On the one hand, it seems exciting, but then I recall that the Lord saw fit to call his followers to vigilance (Mt 25:13, Mk 13:33; Lk 12:37; etc.), which would hardly seem necessary if the waiting was just wide-eyed expectancy. Nor would it seem necessary if the outcome were a certainty. Advent is nothing if not an invitation to shed any complacency.


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Proverbs 3:5-6
Trust in the LORD with all your heart,
and do not rely on your own insight. In all your ways acknowledge him,
and he will make straight your paths.
So often we expend tremendous amounts of energy trying to map out a plan for our lives. It is good to plan, but foolhardy to plan relying only on our own limited insight. In this verse we see that our first responsibility is to acknowledge the Lord in all that we do. How do we do this? By asking that simple question, what would Jesus do? Through reading Scripture and the Catechism of the Catholic Church, plus attending Mass and frequenting the sacraments you can know the will of God. In every encounter today, trust in Him and His will and rely not on your own insight. If we will live today focused on what the Lord's will is in every situation and do it, the Lord will make our paths straight. Living according to Proverbs 3:5-6 can be a big step towards simplifying your life.


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NEIL Lennon has told Peter Lawwell it's time to prove to Celtic's players the club still has ambitions to make a Champions League impact.
The Hoops boss has given his chief executive a list of 12 potential targets to fill three crucial spots.
And he insists it's time the board delivered a signing of true quality to show the dressing room they're not intent on downsizing. Lennon, who takes his players to Turkey tomorrow for a tournament as well as some rest and recovery, said: "Is knowing the ambition is there important to me? Yes.
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A heads up that there is a Harry Potter spoiler in the last section of this post. So scroll down slowly so you can stop reading when I tell you to stop reading if you haven't read books 6 and 7. Got it?
Does anyone else remember ice milk? We used to always get ice milk when we were little, and it took me until 2015 to realize that it's no longer on the market. Apparently, it hasn't been around since 1994. I'm a little slow to catch on.
I used to love ice milk. It was ice cream, but made with milk instead of cream.
Not to be completely stuck back in the 80s today, but do you remember Roxette's "She's Got the Look"? That just came on the radio.
I don't understand those lyrics, but I wanted to have "the look." I was never sure what the look was, but whatever it was, I wanted someone to croon that I was "tasty like a raindrop."
I'll finish this off with one of the Wolvog's Harry Potter questions that I couldn't answer. It contains a spoiler for book 6 and 7, so STOP READING NOW IF YOU HAVEN'T READ THOSE BOOKS.
I warned you.
In book 7 we learn that Regulus Black drank the potion in the cave, had Kreacher switch the real horcrux with the fake horcrux, and then committed suicide by walking into the water and getting pulled down by the Inferi.
So who filled up the basin with potion between the time that Regulus drank the potion (about 16 years before book 6) and the time that Dumbledore drank the potion? Voldemort never knew that his horcrux had been stolen, so he certainly didn't return to pour in a little more potion. And no one else knew about the cave or the horcruxes, so they certainly didn't come by with some magical potion.
So… how did the new potion get in the basin, full to the brim, especially when we see that the basin is empty (as in, it's not a regenerating potion) when Dumbledore drinks it?
Anyone have an explanation?
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- 1 Katherine A { 03.29.15 at 8:26 am }
Hmmmmm…maybe the potion only regenerates if there's an item of the same basic size/shape of the original horcrux in the basin?
I must compliment the Wolvog on his attention to detail – it's an excellent question! Definitely something I overlooked when reading the books. I'll be interested to see what answers other people come up with.
- 2 Chickenpig { 03.29.15 at 11:46 am }
I believe this is what is called artistic license and a plot device. Rowling needed the potion to be there for the plot, she is the Goddess of this world, so the potion is there. It is a magical world so I'm assuming things can just appear, or reappear in this case, and there isn't a logical explanation for everything.
My theory is that if Wolvog doesn't have an answer, than there probably isn't one, or only Rowling knows for sure. I am in the process of rereading book 7 myself, and then I'm going back to book 6 and I have questions for Wolvog about squibs. 🙂
- 3 a { 03.29.15 at 1:14 pm }
I think when a series of books has been out this long, you can stop noting spoilers ahead. Adult discussions of Christian symbolism in C.S. Lewis did nothing to ruin the books for me…I didn't pay attention. Of course, for me, discussions about things I haven't read just make me want to read them, so that's a factor.
I didn't love ice milk – it always tasted too ice crystal like for me. Never stopped me from eating it, though.
I will have to listen to that song because I can't place it. You've Got The Look by Sheena Easton apparently takes up all that sort of real estate in my head.
- 4 Justine { 03.29.15 at 1:16 pm }
The potion knows that it's a plot device. 😉
I remember ice milk, too. Though I have less positive associations with it … I used to eat it because my mother would sometimes buy it if she was on a diet. Which she always was.
No, you don't want "the look." You're tasty just the way you are. 😉
- 5 Queenie { 03.29.15 at 5:07 pm }
Wait, what? There is no ice milk???
I'm going to have to re-read books 6 and 7 and get back to you.
- 6 Mina { 03.29.15 at 6:28 pm }
The basin replenishes itself while there is something inside of it. Regulus replaced the horcrux with a copy. Dumbledore didn't.
- 7 earthandink { 03.29.15 at 7:33 pm }
I agree with Mina. It replenishes itself, as part of it's magic. That was my assumption.
I hated ice milk. Everyone in my family was on a diet and we had ice milk instead of ice cream. I am not unhappy that it's gone, frankly.
I think of Roxette as more the early '90s because the very last thing I did with one of my exes was go to a Roxette concert at the Mesa Amphitheater which is one of the best places ever, ever to see a concert. So wonderful. So yeah, not only do I remember them, but I've seen them live. Tadah.
- 8 earthandink { 03.29.15 at 7:36 pm }
Also, I was doing some research about Harry Potter and found out the person who made some of the horocrux props is named Miraphora Mina. And that is an HP name if ever there was one. No way she's a muggle. http://harrypotter.wikia.com/wiki/Miraphora_Mina
- 9 andy { 03.30.15 at 7:27 am }
sounds like a question to tweet to JK Rowling! I've got nothing.
- 10 Mali { 03.30.15 at 9:25 pm }
I've never heard of ice milk. But actually, Italian gelato is milk-based not cream-based (as I learned on my food tours in Rome a year or two ago). So eat gelato instead!
(You're welcome.)
- 11 Elizabeth { 03.31.15 at 2:59 pm }
We used to make ice milk popsicles when I was a kid, sometimes with berries in them. Yum!
I like Mina's idea. My theory was that the potion replenishes, but very very slowly – drop by drop over the years.
- 12 loribeth { 03.31.15 at 8:34 pm }
No opinion on Harry Potter — I haven't read that far in the series. But —
Didn't Dairy Queen used to serve ice milk?
Loved/love Roxette, and that song. 🙂 I had to Google them after reading this post, and they are still together and still touring!
- 13 BattyNurse { 04.13.15 at 5:01 am }
I remember ice milk. I always liked it.
As far as the potion I always figured it regenerated itself when the bowl was empty? For some reason I thought Voldemort saw the potion when he went to check the horcrux even though Harry and Dumbledore didn't refill it.


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IRVING – Philadelphia Eagles coach Chip Kelly doesn't believe the Dallas Cowboys offense will "change drastically" with Kyle Orton at quarterback instead of Tony Romo.
"They're going to run the ball with DeMarco (Murray) and they're going to throw the ball to Dez (Bryant) and (Jason) Witten and the rest of the guys," Kelly said Thursday in a conference call with the Dallas media. "It's not like (Orton) is an inexperienced guy."
But Romo isn't the only bellcow player from the Cowboys that is expected to be sidelined Sunday night when they face the Eagles in the de facto NFC East title game. Middle linebacker Sean Lee, the man Dallas owner Jerry Jones likes to call "the quarterback of the defense," is also ailing.
And judging from Lee's monster performance in Dallas' 17-3 win at Philadelphia in October, that might be a bigger loss for the Cowboys' than the absence of Romo.
"It's a big loss," Kelly said. "Sean has got to be one of the top linebackers in this league. I think I saw in nine games he had 99 tackles and four interceptions. I know in our game, up close and personal, I saw him just running from sideline to sideline making play after play.
"He does such a good job recognizing his keys and diagnosing plays and he's just an outstanding football player."
Indeed, Lee was dominant in this season's first meeting between the longtime NFC East rivals, recording 12 tackles, including one for loss, an interception, a pass defended and a quarterback pressure to garner NFC defensive player of the week honors.
Add it all up, and the Penn State alumnus was a big reason why the Cowboys were able to limit NFL rushing leader LeSean McCoy to 55 yards on 18 carries.
Bottom line: Lee's play probably had more to do with the Cowboys winning than Romo completing 28-of-47 passes for 317 yards with a touchdown and two interceptions at wind-swept Lincoln Financial Field.
So without their best defensive player this time around doesn't McCoy, who has 1,476 rushing yards, run wild?
"The Cowboys have to take away the Eagles' number one weapon, LeSean McCoy," NBC analyst Rodney Harrison said in an NBC release. "You have to stop the run. He is so tremendous and versatile."


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Updated 10:41 am, Monday, January 7, 2013
The Asked & Answered mailbag was empty this week.
So, I decided to go archive diving in search of some of the most memorable exchanges from the past decade.
In May 2007, a reader asked why Beaumont doesn't have a zoo.
Turns out, the city had a small zoo on several acres at Magnolia Park from 1926 to 1970. The small park was "home to a lion, cougars, ocelots, vultures, Belgian hares, a terrapin, an American eagle, porcupines, rats, opossums, a brawling bear, monkeys and other animals," according to a 2007 Enterprise column.
More than 80,000 people visited the zoo in the 1920s and '30s, according to figures in newspaper archives.
During the 1950s, more than 150 animals called the zoo home and the city had to expand the overflow to a satellite location at Tyrell Park.
Costs got too high, however, and the final animals were relocated to San Antonio's zoo in 1970.
According to the 2007 column, those animals included "Bozo the bear; a rhesus monkey who hailed from India; a lion named Rip who was born at the zoo in 1959; and Tommy the mountain lion."
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I've got little or no time to get a solution for this into a clients application and so far... well, I'm losing lots of hair - so any help on this would be gratefully appreciated!!!
Basically, all I need to do is permit the user to enter an amount of money into a text field. However, it needs to be formatted on the fly so that:
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