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Next week, Rémi Bardenet is giving a seminar in Paris, Thursday April 14, 2pm, in ENSAE [room 15] on MCMC methods for tall data. Unfortunately, I will miss this opportunity to discuss with Rémi as I will be heading to La Sapienza, Roma, for Clara Grazian's PhD defence the next day. And on Monday afternoon, April 11, Nicolas Chopin will give a talk on quasi-Monte Carlo for sequential problems at Institut Henri Poincaré.
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Rémi Bardenet's seminarPosted in Kids, pictures, Statistics, Travel, University life with tags ABC in Roma, big data, BiPS, CREST, defense, ENSAE, Institut Henri Poincaré, MCMC algorithms, Monte Carlo Statistical Methods, Nicolas Chopin, PhD thesis, quasi-Monte Carlo methods, seminar, tall data on April 7, 2016 by xi'an
MCMskv #5 [future with a view]Posted in Kids, Mountains, R, Statistics, Travel, University life with tags airbnb, approximate likelihood, asynchronous algorithms, BayesComp, BAYSM, big data, computational complexity, exact Monte Carlo, Lenzerheide, likelihood-free methods, MCMC convergence, MCMskv, Metropolis-Hastings algorithm, noisy Metropolis-Hastings algorithm, quasi-Monte Carlo methods, snow, Switzerland on January 12, 2016 by xi'an
As I am flying back to Paris (with an afternoon committee meeting in München in-between), I am reminiscing on the superlative scientific quality of this MCMski meeting, on the novel directions in computational Bayesian statistics exhibited therein, and on the potential settings for the next meeting. If any.
First, as hopefully obvious from my previous entries, I found the scientific program very exciting, with almost uniformly terrific talks, and a coverage of the field of computational Bayesian statistics that is perfectly tuned to my own interest. In that sense, MCMski is my "top one" conference! Even without considering the idyllic location. While some of the talks were about papers I had already read (and commented here), others brought new vistas and ideas. If one theme is to emerge from this meeting it has to be the one of approximate and noisy algorithms, with a wide variety of solutions and approaches to overcome complexity issues. If anything, I wish the solutions would also incorporate the Boxian fact that the statistical models themselves are approximate. Overall, a fantastic program (says one member of the scientific committee).
Second, as with previous MCMski meetings, I again enjoyed the unique ambience of the meeting, which always feels more relaxed and friendly than other conferences of a similar size, maybe because of the après-ski atmosphere or of the special coziness provided by luxurious mountain hotels. This year hotel was particularly pleasant, with non-guests like myself able to partake of some of their facilities. A big thank you to Anto for arranging so meticulously all the details of such a large meeting!!! I am even more grateful when realising this is the third time Anto takes over the heavy load of organising MCMski. Grazie mille!
Since this is a [and even the!] BayesComp conference, the current section program chair and board must decide on the structure and schedule of the next meeting. A few suggestions if I may: I would scrap entirely the name MCMski from the next conference as (a) it may sound like academic tourism for unaware bystanders (who only need to check the program of any of the MCMski conferences to stand reassured!) and (b) its topic go way beyond MCMC. Given the large attendance and equally large proportion of young researchers, I would also advise against hosting the conference in a ski resort for both cost and accessibility reasons [as we had already discussed after MCMskiv], in favour of a large enough town to offer a reasonable range of accommodations and of travel options. Like Chamonix, Innsbruck, Reykjavik, or any place with a major airport about one hour away… If nothing is available with skiing possibilities, so be it! While the outdoor inclinations of the early organisers induced us to pick locations where skiing over lunch break was a perk, any accessible location that allows for a concentration of researchers in a small area and for the ensuing day-long exchange is fine! Among the novelties in the program, the tutorials and the Breaking news! sessions were quite successful (says one member of the scientific committee). And should be continued in one format or another. Maybe a more programming thread could be added as well… And as we had mentioned earlier, to see a stronger involvement of the Young Bayesian section in the program would be great! (Even though the current meeting already had many young researcher talks.)
MCMskv #4 [house with a vision]Posted in Statistics with tags ABC, Bernoulli factory, delayed acceptance, diffusions, Lenzerheide, MCMskv, Metropolis-Hastings algorithm, qMC, quasi-Monte Carlo methods, quasi-random sequences, snow, Switzerland, vanilla Rao-Blackwellisation on January 9, 2016 by xi'an
Last day at MCMskv! Not yet exhausted by this exciting conference, but this was the toughest day with one more session and a tutorial by Art Own on quasi Monte-Carlo. (Not even mentioning the night activities that I skipped. Or the ski break that I did not even consider.) Krys Latunszynski started with a plenary on exact methods for discretised diffusions, with a foray in Bernoulli factory problems. Then a neat session on adaptive MCMC methods that contained a talk by Chris Sherlock on delayed acceptance, where the approximation to the target was built by knn trees. (The adaptation was through the construction of the tree by including additional evaluations of the target density. Another paper sitting in my to-read list for too a long while: the exploitation of the observed values of π towards improving an MCMC sampler has always be "obvious" to me even though I could not see any practical way of doing so. )
It was wonderful that Art Owen accepted to deliver a tutorial at MCMskv on quasi-random Monte Carlo. Great tutorial, with a neat coverage of the issues most related to Monte Carlo integration. Since quasi-random sequences have trouble with accept/reject methods, a not-even-half-baked idea that came to me during Art's tutorial was that the increased computing power granted by qMC could lead to a generic integration of the Metropolis-Hastings step in a Rao-Blackwellised manner. Art mentioned he was hoping that in a near future one could switch between pseudo- and quasi-random in an almost automated manner when running standard platforms like R. This would indeed be great, especially since quasi-random sequences seem to be available at the same cost as their pseudo-random counterpart. During the following qMC session, Art discussed the construction of optimal sequences on sets other than hypercubes (with the surprising feature that projecting optimal sequences from the hypercube does not work). Mathieu Gerber presented the quasi-random simulated annealing algorithm he developed with Luke Bornn that I briefly discussed a while ago. Or thought I did as I cannot trace a post on that paper! While the fact that annealing also works with quasi-random sequences is not astounding, the gain over random sequences shown on two examples is clear. The session also had a talk by Lester Mckey who relies Stein's discrepancy to measure the value of an approximation to the true target. This was quite novel, with a surprising connection to Chris Oates' talk and the use of score-based control variates, if used in a dual approach.
Another great session was the noisy MCMC one organised by Paul Jenkins (Warwick), with again a coherent presentation of views on the quality or lack thereof of noisy (or inexact) versions, with an update from Richard Everitt on inexact MCMC, Felipe Medina Aguayo (Warwick) on sufficient conditions for noisy versions to converge (and counterexamples), Jere Koskela (Warwick) on a pseudo-likelihood approach to the highly complex Kingman's coalescent model in population genetics (of ABC fame!), and Rémi Bardenet on the tall data approximations techniques discussed in a recent post. Having seen or read most of those results previously did not diminish the appeal of the session.
convergence for non-Markovian simulated AAsPosted in Books, pictures, Statistics with tags CREST, Harvard University, quasi-Monte Carlo methods, simulated annealing on December 24, 2015 by xi'an
Mathieu Gerber (formerly CREST) and Luke Bornn have arXived a paper on the almost sure convergence of simulated annealing algorithms when using a non-Markovian sequence that can be in the limiting case completely deterministic and hence use quasi-Monte Carlo sequences. The paper extends the earlier Gerber and Bornn (2015) that I missed. While the paper is highly technical, it shows that under some conditions a sequence of time-varying kernels can be used to reach the maximum of an objective function. With my limited experience with simulated annealing I find this notion of non-iid or even non-random both worth investigating and somewhat unsurprising from a practitioner's view in that modifying a standard simulated annealing algorithm with steps depending on the entire past of the sequence usually produces better performances.
discussions on Gerber and ChopinPosted in Books, Kids, Statistics, University life with tags ABC, discussion paper, doubly intractable problems, Hilbert, Igor Prünster, Julyan Arbel, Mathieu Gerber, Nicolas Chopin, quasi-Monte Carlo methods, Read paper, Royal Statistical Society, Series B, systematic resampling, Turino, University of Warwick, Vapnik-Chervonenkis on May 29, 2015 by xi'an
As a coincidence, I received my copy of JRSS Series B with the Read Paper by Mathieu Gerber and Nicolas Chopin on sequential quasi Monte Carlo just as I was preparing an arXival of a few discussions on the paper! Among the [numerous and diverse] discussions, a few were of particular interest to me [I highlighted members of the University of Warwick and of Université Paris-Dauphine to suggest potential biases!]:
- Mike Pitt (Warwick), Murray Pollock et al. (Warwick) and Finke et al. (Warwick) all suggested combining quasi Monte Carlo with pseudomarginal Metropolis-Hastings, pMCMC (Pitt) and Rao-Bklackwellisation (Finke et al.);
- Arnaud Doucet pointed out that John Skilling had used the Hilbert (ordering) curve in a 2004 paper;
- Chris Oates, Dan Simpson and Mark Girolami (Warwick) suggested combining quasi Monte Carlo with their functional control variate idea;
- Richard Everitt wondered about the dimension barrier of d=6 and about possible slice extensions;
- Zhijian He and Art Owen pointed out simple solutions to handle a random number of uniforms (for simulating each step in sequential Monte Carlo), namely to start with quasi Monte Carlo and end up with regular Monte Carlo, in an hybrid manner;
- Hans Künsch points out the connection with systematic resampling à la Carpenter, Clifford and Fearnhead (1999) and wonders about separating the impact of quasi Monte Carlo between resampling and propagating [which vaguely links to one of my comments];
- Pierre L'Ecuyer points out a possible improvement over the Hilbert curve by a preliminary sorting;
- Frederik Lindsten and Sumeet Singh propose using ABC to extend the backward smoother to intractable cases [but still with a fixed number of uniforms to use at each step], as well as Mateu and Ryder (Paris-Dauphine) for a more general class of intractable models;
- Omiros Papaspiliopoulos wonders at the possibility of a quasi Markov chain with "low discrepancy paths";
- Daniel Rudolf suggest linking the error rate of sequential quasi Monte Carlo with the bounds of Vapnik and Ĉervonenkis (1977).
The arXiv document also includes the discussions by Julyan Arbel and Igor Prünster (Turino) on the Bayesian nonparametric side of sqMC and by Robin Ryder (Dauphine) on the potential of sqMC for ABC.
Quasi-Monte Carlo samplingPosted in Books, Kids, Statistics, Travel, University life, Wines with tags CREST, forward-backward formula, JRSSB, London, MCMC, particle learning, quasi-Monte Carlo methods, Rao-Blackwellisation, Read Pap, reproducing kernel Hilbert space, Royal Statistical Society, SMC, systematic resampling on December 10, 2014 by xi'an
"The QMC algorithm forces us to write any simulation as an explicit function of uniform samples." (p.8)
As posted a few days ago, Mathieu Gerber and Nicolas Chopin will read this afternoon a Paper to the Royal Statistical Society on their sequential quasi-Monte Carlo sampling paper. Here are some comments on the paper that are preliminaries to my written discussion (to be sent before the slightly awkward deadline of Jan 2, 2015).
Quasi-Monte Carlo methods are definitely not popular within the (mainstream) statistical community, despite regular attempts by respected researchers like Art Owen and Pierre L'Écuyer to induce more use of those methods. It is thus to be hoped that the current attempt will be more successful, it being Read to the Royal Statistical Society being a major step towards a wide diffusion. I am looking forward to the collection of discussions that will result from the incoming afternoon (and bemoan once again having to miss it!).
"It is also the resampling step that makes the introduction of QMC into SMC sampling non-trivial." (p.3)
At a mathematical level, the fact that randomised low discrepancy sequences produce both unbiased estimators and error rates of order
means that randomised quasi-Monte Carlo methods should always be used, instead of regular Monte Carlo methods! So why is it not always used?! The difficulty stands [I think] in expressing the Monte Carlo estimators in terms of a deterministic function of a fixed number of uniforms (and possibly of past simulated values). At least this is why I never attempted at crossing the Rubicon into the quasi-Monte Carlo realm… And maybe also why the step had to appear in connection with particle filters, which can be seen as dynamic importance sampling methods and hence enjoy a local iid-ness that relates better to quasi-Monte Carlo integrators than single-chain MCMC algorithms. For instance, each resampling step in a particle filter consists in a repeated multinomial generation, hence should have been turned into quasi-Monte Carlo ages ago. (However, rather than the basic solution drafted in Table 2, lower variance solutions like systematic and residual sampling have been proposed in the particle literature and I wonder if any of these is a special form of quasi-Monte Carlo.) In the present setting, the authors move further and apply quasi-Monte Carlo to the particles themselves. However, they still assume the deterministic transform
which the q-block on which I stumbled each time I contemplated quasi-Monte Carlo… So the fundamental difficulty with the whole proposal is that the generation from the Markov proposal
has to be of the above form. Is the strength of this assumption discussed anywhere in the paper? All baseline distributions there are normal. And in the case it does not easily apply, what would the gain bw in only using the second step (i.e., quasi-Monte Carlo-ing the multinomial simulation from the empirical cdf)? In a sequential setting with unknown parameters θ, the transform is modified each time θ is modified and I wonder at the impact on computing cost if the inverse cdf is not available analytically. And I presume simulating the θ's cannot benefit from quasi-Monte Carlo improvements.
The paper obviously cannot get into every detail, obviously, but I would also welcome indications on the cost of deriving the Hilbert curve, in particular in connection with the dimension d as it has to separate all of the N particles, and on the stopping rule on m that means only Hm is used.
Another question stands with the multiplicity of low discrepancy sequences and their impact on the overall convergence. If Art Owen's (1997) nested scrambling leads to the best rate, as implied by Theorem 7, why should we ever consider another choice?
In connection with Lemma 1 and the sequential quasi-Monte Carlo approximation of the evidence, I wonder at any possible Rao-Blackwellisation using all proposed moves rather than only those accepted. I mean, from a quasi-Monte Carlo viewpoint, is Rao-Blackwellisation easier and is it of any significant interest?
What are the computing costs and gains for forward and backward sampling? They are not discussed there. I also fail to understand the trick at the end of 4.2.1, using SQMC on a single vector instead of (t+1) of them. Again assuming inverse cdfs are available? Any connection with the Polson et al.'s particle learning literature?
Last questions: what is the (learning) effort for lazy me to move to SQMC? Any hope of stepping outside particle filtering?
a probabilistic proof to a quasi-Monte Carlo lemmaPosted in Books, Statistics, Travel, University life with tags book review, inequalities, métro, Paris, probability basics, quasi-Monte Carlo methods on November 17, 2014 by xi'an
As I was reading in the Paris métro a new textbook on Quasi-Monte Carlo methods, Introduction to Quasi-Monte Carlo Integration and Applications, written by Gunther Leobacher and Friedrich Pillichshammer, I came upon the lemma that, given two sequences on (0,1) such that, for all i's,
and the geometric bound made me wonder if there was an easy probabilistic proof to this inequality. Rather than the algebraic proof contained in the book. Unsurprisingly, there is one based on associating with each pair (u,v) a pair of independent events (A,B) such that, for all i's,
and representing
Obviously, there is no visible consequence to this remark, but it was a good way to switch off the métro hassle for a while! (The book is under review and the review will hopefully be posted on the 'Og as soon as it is completed.)


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Villa Malibu beachfront Sol suite offers tranquility and comfort. You may prefer the air conditioning or you may want to use the remote controlled ceiling fans to keep you cool. Open the sliding windows to hear the crash of the surf just beyond your front yard. The fully furnished kitchen has a glass top surface stove, full refrigerator and freezer, microwave, coffeemaker, blender and many other amenities as well as all the necessities for beach living. The private bathroom has an open shower with glass block walls, hot water, and modern fixtures. The beautiful tile adds to the modern design by giving it a natural flair.
We offer beautiful beachfront accommodation with an infinity lap pool. We're located on Playa Potrero in Guanacaste and just 50 minutes from the Liberia International Airport (LIR). Villa Malibu is located in a residential area and offers a romantic, relaxing beach-side, exclusive vacation experience. On the beach and tucked away on a quiet side street, Villa Malibu is an upscale property with a studio suite. Guests of Villa Malibu enjoy the seclusion of a private tropical beachfront, but are only minutes away from some of the best dining and outdoor activities in the Flamingo, Brasilito, and Potrero area.
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Villa Malibu, Suites on the Beach, in Playa Potrero, Guanacaste was our choice for a special anniversary. Having been to Costa Rica before, we wanted to rent somewhere as close to the Pacific as we could get. This rental unit filled the bill. Walking down the stairs across a lovely lawn, past the palapa with enough stools for four, through the gate, across the sand, we were IN the ocean. The water there is the warmest I've ever been in and the gradual slope let us swim and walk as far as we wished. There is also an almost infinity pool beside the palapa that's big enough to swim in.
The Sol suite, though it's the smaller of the two, was certainly big enough for the two of us, containing the sleeping area, a table and chairs, full kitchen and bath. Janet lives in the lower level and she and her friend, Luis, were always available to help if we needed it. She lent my husband Bob a bicycle from the unit to ride around in the villages and those close to it.
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The owner, Laura, was always available to answer questions we had prior to our visit and if she didn't know an answer, she'd check with the Special Places of Guanacaste staff in Playa Flamingo. You'll have the cell phone number of one person from that staff; we worked with Yeudy, who was terrific.
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My wife and I had an awesome time at this property. Laura (owner) happened to be staying in the other suite while we were there and we were able visit with her too.
The Sol Suite is perfect for a couple, it's small and easy to get around in. It had everything necessary for cooking simple meals and has an excellent view of the property. The pool is perfect for jumping in and cooling off. The beach is just beyond the the pool and excellent for walking and watching the sunset. Excellent restaurant "The Hibiscus" within walking distance, make reservations.
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The picture of the view from the grounds says it all. We were looking for a place where we could see the ocean from out bed. Found that and more. The 40 ft salt water lap pool was a highlight. The beach was just out the gate and beautiful. Most inviting we found for swimming.
We had no need to venture far but options for a variety of activities and tours are readily available. Local produce, seafood food and bakery are close if you chose to do it yourself. The kitchen area of the Luna unit was very compact but had everything that was needed. The unit met our needs perfectly and the air conditioning provided a comfortable nights sleep. All the details of the property were carefully designed for guest convenience.
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This is one great find! We rented Villa Malibu (both units) with our friends for a week. Wow, talk about a chilled out, low key, laid back vacation. This is exactly what we were looking for. You could do as much, or not, as you wanted. Walking the beach, swimming laps, reading, sunning, fishing, and an occasional drive for sightseeing. Potrero is definitely NOT a high tourist threat. The units are modern, clean, and easily accommodate your everyday needs. We ate a few lunches out and about, but the rest of our meals we made "at home". It was fabulous to have our own private tiki hut to enjoy our meals and happy hours while enjoying the beautiful beach sunsets. Plenty of food shops nearby. Daily maid service to include clothes washing if you want. Scheduling the property and check-in/out were a breeze. Laura--you have thought of everything--thank you so much!
This property is amazing! Right there on the oceanfront we had wonderful accommodations with a great infinity pool that included a large bar with lighted palapa (No pool bar service though. 😃) Next to the pool area was a restroom and three outdoor showers. It had amazing amenities for only two rentals. The studio was spotless and included daily maid service by an amazing lady who lives on the ground floor under one of the two rentals. She was available at all times. When communicating was difficult because we have not learned Spanish yet, I emailed Laura, the owner and got an immediate helpful response. Both wanted to be sure we were enjoying our stay. We rented the smaller of the two units where counter space and floor space was limited but it was just fine for our weeklong stay. We highly recommend staying here. In fact we think it would be really fun to rent both units with friends next time!
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Simple, savory food is alive and well in Maria Tisdall's Convent Cookbook, a collection of 90-plus easy recipes that are instant family pleasers. Tisdall is a professional cook who found an appreciative audience for her talents among the Benedictine sisters of New Jersey's Saint Walburga monastery. As convent chef, Tisdall introduced the sisters to the gastronomic delights of couscous, balsamic vinegar, and other "modern" ingredients, featured in dishes like Roast Pork Loin with Olives and Capers and Cold Sesame Noodles with Chicken and Summer Vegetables. The sisters' gain is ours, too; not meant to wow diners with evolved dish making, the book scores instead with polished home cooking everyone can love.
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How to Work with Filters and EQ Effects
Working with filters and EQ effects
Audition comes with an excellent collection of built-in graphic equalizers and equalizer-based effects to let you filter your audio to emphasize or de-emphasize various frequencies across your recordings. EQs allow you to get fine grain control over a very specific range of frequencies. You can boost to low levels to get more bass or cut the high and back if your recording sounds too trebly. EQ effects are often also referred to as Filters because they filter specific frequencies relative to the rest of the signal. Let's take a look at some examples. I've opened up the file Sing Real Loud, which we have seen already in this chapter.
Let's give it a listen again. (video playing) Now, earlier we talked about how to use compression to compensate for the wide dynamic range in this recording. But another issue here is one of sibilance. Sibilance is the overly harsh sound that sometimes is created when someone speaks or says words with the letter S and to a lesser extent the S-H and C-H s...
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"Friendliest staff in any of the hotels I've stayed in. Room was clean, and food was great, excellent flavour and great value. The WiFi in the rooms wasn't the best, but the room had cabled internet that was very fast. I'd recommend this hotel to anyone."
A Traveller, Oct 2015, GB
Hotels within 5 miles of Esselbach
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"Great place to stay. Innkeeper, was a terrific help. Easy to find, great and easy parking. Very nice breakfast. Innkeeper was very helpful, in finding a place for an evening meal, even gave a food coupon, at places in town for dinner."
A Traveller, Oct 2015, US
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"Only a one night stay but the room was clean and comfortable. In the immediate area this is one of the better hotels."
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"Very pleasant hotel, despite the roadworks going on outside. Town is a short stroll away. Free wi-fi very good, except had to enter the code every few hours. No A/C, which, during the hot days is a bit warm - but then country hotels are often like this. At least a fan was already provided."
A Traveller, Aug 2015, US
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"located on highway with very nice cozy and quiet rooms. rooms were brand new.."
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"We stopped there for one night, I got the idea to visit Wertheim when my route was diverted through this wonderful little town. We booked a 3-bed room, it was quite big, everything was clean. Had a nice beer and lovely soup during the evening, and a very generous breakfast in the morning. If you ..."
A Traveller, Sep 2013, GB
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"Our stay was quite nice, very friendly, ideal place for a nature vacation. Located in the forest, very relaxing, great for hiking. Nice resturant. However I needed to be in Eiechenbuhl and your listing said it was 9.5 miles away. That was not even close to the case. It would have been 9.5 if you ..."
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"The hotel is beautifully situated on a hill in a forest. The windy road leading up hotel could be better lit on a night as there is a trench on the right! Parking is free and the food was very nice. Rooms were clean but on the small side. The breakfast buffet is quite pricey at €16 but it's absol..."
A Traveller, Mar 2016, GB
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"This is a cool hotel right in center of town. Easy to miss if you're not looking carefully. Only 5 min detour off the autobahn. The room was plenty big. The staff was ok. Restaurant was great. Had a nice relaxing meal. I'd call this a boutique hotel, but is probably commonplace in Germany. VERY ..."
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We conduct a wide range of studies in adult cardiac surgery, some look at drug interventions that may be applied before, during or after cardiac surgery. This could take the form of fluid replacement immediately prior to surgery, medication added to the cardiopegia solution used to stop the heart during surgery or insulin control of glucose levels during or after surgery.
We also have a large portfolio of work studying non-drug intervention. For example, one study is comparing alternative methods of taking the vein for grafting and testing its viability. These studies aim to improve outcomes after cardiac surgery mainly using interventions during the operation, although some interventions may be applied shortly before the operation or during the patient's hospital stay afterwards.
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The paediatric cardiac surgery studies are designed to improve outcomes after cardiac surgery for congenital heart conditions, and are important as evidence gathered in adult cardiac surgery trials cannot always be extrapolated to children.
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Our cardiology portfolio is diverse, ranging from studies looking at the best way to diagnose cardiac disease to management of drug therapy after treatment for a blocked coronary artery using angioplasty.
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Our general surgery studies include comparing different surgical methods (e.g. different types of bariatric surgery for the management of morbid obesity) or comparing aspects of the care of surgical patients (e.g. the use of wound dressings in abdominal and obstetric surgery).
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"The hotel was great, room was fine. The breakfast buffet was quite expensive. I only wanted eggs and a roll with coffee and juice, but was billed as though I ate everything offered. "
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"Very friendly staff. Served eggs, sausage, bacon, varied fruits, cereal, and breads every morning. saved some monies by that. There are no laundry facilities on the premises. But, there is a very nice dry cleaner, self or drop off Laundromat a half a block away, if needed. Has a large clos..."
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"Not very close to downtown Dusty carpet, but everything else is clean Nice breakfast Dominos next door We got an upstairs room though we have 7 heavy suitcases"
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"I selected this BnB for its proximity to Boston College. It's ideal for anyone who needs to be close to BC-- 20 minute walk or minutes away by car. Loved the house and would like to stay again."
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"I have been in lots of amazing hotels and inns (4 star plus hotels, darling inns in Germany, gorgeous Japanese inns, historic ritzy hotels, etc.) and this is definitely in my top two favorite stays. The price of the room was great, the quality of the room was wonderful (I had some trouble with my..."
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"I arrived very late at night, but was warmly welcomed and they were very helpful getting me settled. Comfortably room, hot shower, and a quick rest before I was off to the airport. Lovely little place for a short stay, will recommend to friends who want to visit the area."
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"I was in town for a Boston College reunion and this was a great choice that allowed me easy access to public transportation to visit The Public Gardens, Government Center, and Macy's. Because of the convenient, moderately priced garage, I was also able to rent a car and then go nuts visiting Harv..."
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Geared for use in dorms, apartments, and commercial and industrial facilities, the new Kühl units can be grouped and managed together for zone cooling or building wide control.
NEW PRODUCT FLASH: Wi-Fi Enabled Kühl from Friedrich
The 2012 model of the Friedrich Kühl room air conditioner features optional Wi-Fi control, aimed at simplifying meeting cooling needs in a building. Facility managers can remotely control these units, and this includes being able to turn on or off, adjust set points, create custom 7-day operating schedules, and access operating data.
Geared for use in dorms, apartments, and commercial and industrial facilities, the new Kühl units can be grouped and managed together for zone cooling or building wide control.
The unit was developed with an open protocol design, offering connectivity to Friedrich's proprietary management programs as well as other building management programs. This provides facility managers the option to control energy consumption on a large scale, even when dealing with individual room cooling units.
Kühl is a commercial grade product engineered for durability, quiet operation and energy efficiency. The units are constructed using heavy-gauge galvanized steel, rifled copper tubing, and aluminum fins. There are also fully enclosed fan motors. Meanwhile, the filtration system absorbs odors and reduces ozone as well as other volatile organic compounds to achieve up to a MERV 6 effectiveness rating. For security, EntryGard adds anti-intrusion protections and secures the unit to its sleeve.
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A popular children's play area at Hamilton's Parana Park has been linked to 11 cases of gastrointestinal disease in the last three weeks.
Hamilton City Council and the Waikato District Health Board's public health unit have been monitoring cases of cryptosporidiosis associated with the park's water feature since February 5, when a member of the public alerted the council to the issue.
Cryptosporidiosis, a parasite found in the guts of birds, animals and humans, can be linked to recreational water use, and in particular, faecal contamination of swimming pools.
Common symptoms include diarrhoea, stomach cramps and abdominal pain.
Dr Anita Bell, medical officer of health at the Waikato DHB, said measures to deal with the public health threat, including emptying and cleaning of the water feature twice, were put in place immediately after they were made aware of the problem.
"At the moment I think we've done what we need to do to minimise the risk. It looks like it is enough, but we probably won't see that for another week or so."
Dr Bell confirmed shutting down the feature, which was part of a $435,000 upgrade to the park last year, had been discussed by the council and DHB.
Sally Sheedy, manager for parks and open spaces at the Hamilton City Council, said the council was taking all the right steps to address the issue.
"We have taken the concerns raised extremely seriously, as the health of the public using the park is very important to us."
Along with emptying and cleaning of the feature, new signage reminding parents that the water feature was in a natural environment went up yesterday, Dr Bell said.
Ms Sheedy admitted that before the incident there had not been appropriate warnings about the possible health risks associated with the feature.
"We have responded quickly with the installation of signage and some clear messaging to parents whose children are using the water feature," she said.
The council was relying on parents to contact them if their children "toilet" in the water feature, so the council could close it and treat the water.
"Our message to parents with young children is to ensure their children do not put their heads under the water."
Although the exact cause of the contamination is uncertain, Dr Bell said there were two likely scenarios: the natural environment of the park, and faecal accidents in the pond. However, she said anecdotal evidence suggested a number of faecal accidents had occurred.
"You have to say, it has been in use for quite a long time, and this is the first time we have seen anything like this."
Although cryptosporidiosis is present year round, Dr Bell said there were
typically large increases in spring, because of farming, and summer, as a result of higher public pool use. Ms Sheedy said the particularly hot summer had seen high usage.
The children's play area on Memorial Drive in Hamilton East was reopened in April last year after a $435,000 upgrade, paid for by the council and several sponsors. Along with new paths, sculptures and viewing platform looking over the Waikato River, the existing water feature was extended and the water pump and filtration system replaced.
Monitoring of the water feature by the DHB is ongoing.
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Workaholics star Blake Anderson will guest-star on Parks and Recreation's season finale next Thursday, Entertainment Weekly reports.
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Anderson plays one of the founders of Grizzle, a Bay Area tech start-up, whom Ben (Adam Scott) and Andy (Chris Pratt) visit. "The only thing you need to know about him is that he's in the Grizzle office, and he's not wearing any shoes," executive producer Michael Schur says. "He just walks around barefoot all day."
The hourlong episode will also feature Michelle Obama, Yo La Tengo, The Decemberists, Letters to Cleo and Jeff Tweedy.
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