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OCA-AUB-7000-AA - Auditory Neuropathy Spectrum Disorder (ANSD)
This course will discuss the fundamental principles involved in the diagnosis and management of auditory neuropathy spectrum disorder (ANSD) in the pediatric population.
OCA-AUB-7001-AA - Cochlear Implants & Other Implantable Devices
This course is designed to provide students with a clear understanding of the scientific principles and a review of advances in technology of cochlear implants (CI) and other implantable devices including the bone-anchored hearing aid (BAHA), active middle ear implants (AMEI) and auditory brainstem implant (ABI). This course will review history of cochlear implants, regulatory role of cochlear implants and other implantable devices and overview of components and function of these devices. Students will learn basics of electrical stimulation and signal processing strategies used in implantable devices, behavioral and objective assessment techniques, candidacy criteria and factors affecting outcomes, measurement tools for children and adults.
OCA-AUB-7002-AA - Advanced Auditory Biology 1: Peripheral & Central Auditory Mechanisms
This course provides a detailed description of the structure and function of the auditory system. The course covers basic mechanics and physiology of auditory detection and transduction at the level of the cochlea, as well as important aspects of central auditory processing.
OCA-AUB-7003-AA - Computer Applications & Instrumentation in Audiology
The initial part of this course introduces students to computers and the various intricate details on their operation. This will help the students obtain a better perspective on the application of computers in audiology. A brief review of the design and application of the core instruments in an audiology clinic (audiometer, admittance instruments, otoacoustic emissions analyzers, auditory evoked potential equipment and hearing aid/real ear analyzers) and the calibration of each will be covered.
OCA-AUB-7004-AA - Sound Transmission into the Cochlea
The course examines sound transmission in normal and abnormal ears. This includes sound transmission from the sound field to the entrance of the ear, transmission through the ear canal, conversion of the acoustic signal to mechanical vibrations at the eardrum, transmission of these vibrations through the middle ear to the cochlea and processing of these signals by the cochlea. The effect of hearing loss at each of these stages will be discussed. Concepts such as reflectance, admittance, group delay and resonance will be explained in terms relevant to audiology. After successful completion of this course, the student will have acquired a working knowledge of sound transmission from the sound field to the cochlea and the effects of hearing loss at each stage of the sound transmission path.
OCA-AUB-7005-AA - Evidence-based Audiology: Transitioning from Research to Clinic & Adoption of Best Practices in Audiology
Evidence-based practice is the use of current best evidence in making decisions about individual patients. It involves formulating a question, searching for information, appraisal of the literature, implementation and subsequent audit. This course is designed to provide students with the knowledge of evidence- based audiology, its principles, and how it is used in everyday clinical decision making in Audiology.
OCA-AUB-7006-AA - Pediatric Audiology: Current Trends in Behavioral Assessment
This course reviews the fundamental principles in behavioral audiometric assessment of young children and patients with developmental delay/cognitive impairment. The cross-check principle, incorporating aspects of objective test measures with results of behavioral testing, will be used to help students develop clinical decision-making skills for pediatric patients with hearing loss. Clinical case examples will be provided as a tool to illustrate clinical practices. After successful completion of this course, the student should acquire a working knowledge that will facilitate the successful behavioral evaluation of hearing in children.
OCA-AUB-7007-AA - Genetics & Hearing Loss
Students will study the basic concepts of genetics and its relation to hearing loss. They also will learn about the hereditary syndromes and birth defects associated with hearing impairments. Additionally, they will gain knowledge about audiologic counseling and interpretation of genetic data.
OCA-AUB-7008-AA - Topics in Pediatric Amplification
This course is designed to provide students with an understanding of contemporary, evidence-based practice for the fitting of hearing aids for the pediatric population. After successful completion of this course, students should be able to use the skills/knowledge developed throughout this course to provide hearing aid services (entry-level competence) to children with hearing loss and their families.
OCA-AUB-7009-AA - Auditory Processing Disorders: Behavioral Issues
The general objective of this course is to provide students with an understanding of diagnostic procedures and management strategies for auditory processing disorders (APD). The emphasis will be on the neurobiological basis of APD, differential diagnosis, and management. After successful completion of this course, students should be able to use their skills and knowledge to develop auditory processing services to children and adults.
OCA-AUB-7010-AA - Early Hearing Detection in Infants (EHDI)
The course will address issues relating to risk factors for hearing loss, infant hearing screening protocols and construction of a program for Early Hearing Detection in Infants.
OCA-AUB-7011-AA - Otoacoustic Emissions
This course will discuss the fundamentals of Otoacoustic Emissions (OAEs) generation, recording and interpretation. The course will address the following specific topics: cochlear physiology, types of OAEs, OAE in clinical populations, recording techniques, interpretation, and inclusion in clinical protocols. Clinical cases will be provided to illustrate the role of OAE in hearing loss diagnosis. After successful completion of this course, the student should acquire a working knowledge to properly use and successfully interpret OAEs in clinical populations.
OCA-AUB-7013-AA - Auditory Evoked Potentials in Pediatric & Adult ABR
This course will focus on advances in the application of electrophysiological techniques in the measurement of auditory function. Recent advances in the assessment of hearing using auditory evoked responses across all age ranges and various evoked potential measures will be discussed. After successful completion of this course, students will have learned both basic and applied techniques in the measurement and interpretation of the neurophysiological and electrophysiological methods that are currently used to assess auditory function in adults and children
Auditory Processing Disorders: Electrophysiological Assessment
The general objective of this course is to provide students with an understanding of the electrophysiological basis for auditory processing disorders (APD). The emphasis will be on neurobiological, neurological, and neuro-maturational correlates to Auditory Processing Disorders.
OCA-AUB-7100-AA - Managing the Musician's Ear
This course will address the specific hearing loss prevention and intervention needs of musicians, as well as music consumers. Music as a desired signal balanced against injury risk will be vetted with respect to established tenets of hearing loss prevention programs.
OCA-AUB-7101-AA - Signals, Systems & Speech Perception
This course is designed to present the rehabilitative aspect of audiological care from a signals and systems perspective. It is intended to enrich the understanding of audiologists in the relevant principles of information theory, telecommunication, speech acoustics, speech perception theory and signals and systems engineering. It will illustrate how these principles operate routinely in the background of clinical treatment decisions for the mitigation of communication challenges that result from, or are worsened by, auditory pathologies.
OCA-AUB-7102-AA - Advanced Auditory Biology 2: Vestibular & Balance System
This course provides a detailed description of the structure and function of the vestibular system. The course will cover basic mechanics and physiology of angular and linear motion detection and transduction at the level of the peripheral vestibular system as well as important central vestibular pathways. The course will cover details of normal vestibular function as well as pathophysiology. The course will include consideration of the early development of the peripheral and central vestibular reflexes, as well as age related adaptation mechanisms. These concepts will be linked to issues relating to various vestibular pathologies. In general, the basic science concepts will be related to clinical issues in the evaluation of the vestibular system, as a way of providing insight into underlying deficiencies, and thus providing insight into improved diagnosis and treatment.
OCA-AUB-7103-AA - Intraoperative Neurophysiologic Monitoring
This course will review principles and application of brainstem evoked potentials, somatosensory evoked potentials, motor evoked potentials, electromyography and electroencephalography in intraoperative conditions
OCA-AUB-7104-AA - Assessment & Rehabilitation of Vestibular & Balance System
The purpose of this course is to gain knowledge regarding vestibular and balance assessment techniques and treatment options for a variety of vestibular and balance disorders
OCA-AUB-7105-AA - Tinnitus and Hyperacusis
This course will address tinnitus and hyperacusis, including psychological and physiological models, symptoms, diagnostic methods and treatment options. This course will facilitate the ability to offer tinnitus and hyperacusis management in a clinical practice.
OCA-AUB-7106-AA - Amplification 1: Signal Processing Strategies in Digital Hearing Aids
This course will discuss several signal processing strategies commonly used in modern hearing aids. The specific topics to be addressed include: compression/expansion, directionality, noise reduction, feedback cancellation, frequency translation, and wireless technology. Within each topic, students will learn the fundamental principles underlying the strategy, various approaches to obtaining a common objective, benefits and weaknesses of the technology, and methods for assessing efficacy and effectiveness. The course will involve lectures, problem-solving cases (with discussion), and literature review. After successful completion, students should feel comfortable in prescribing, fitting, evaluating and troubleshooting the signal processing strategies covered in this course.
OCA-AUB-7107-AA - Amplification 2: Assessment, Selection & Outcome Measures in Hearing Aid Fittings
This course will focus on all aspects of the selection and fitting of amplification. Candidacy, pre-fitting measures, real-ear measures, speech testing, and outcome measures will be addressed. Particular focus will be placed on matching patient characteristics and needs with appropriate technology. Best practice guidelines will be reviewed. After completion of this course, students should be able to identify patient specific characteristics that are critical in the fitting process, efficiently identify solutions, and conduct verification and outcome measures to ensure that maximal benefit is obtained by the patient.
OCA-AUB-7108-AA - Psychoacoustics & Audiological Correlates
This course will discuss behavioral measures of auditory function and how they may be affected by hearing impairments. It will address methodology, indices of spectral, temporal and binaural processing, and how these processes relate to the perception of complex stimuli. After successful completion of this course, the student should acquire a working knowledge of the supra-threshold auditory processes that impact hearing function in normal hearing listeners and those with hearing impairments
OCA-AUB-7109-AA - Cognition, Speech Perception & Sensorineural
Hearing Loss in Adults: Implications for Amplification This course will examine the nature of how we understand speech, especially in complex, challenging listening environments. We will draw from the field of ecological acoustics and Gestalt psychology. We will look at the effects of sensori-neural hearing loss (SNHL) from the perspective of how it disrupts the normal organizational processes involved in speech understanding. In addition, we will examine the effects of normal aging on cognitive function, with an eye towards the combined effects of SNHL and cognitive changes. Hearing aid technologies will be reviewed within the context of how they can support normal cognitive organizational processes. Finally, the role of non-technology rehabilitation will be studied.
OCA-AUB-7110-AA - Auditory Rehabilitation
This course focuses on advances in audiologic rehabilitation as they relate to children and adults with hearing loss. We will explore the role of aural rehabilitation in audiologic practice and consider the effect that psychosocial and cultural factors have on the patients with whom we work. Current rehabilitation strategies and techniques used for children and adults will be discussed along with outcome measures that are available to help audiologists assess their patients' success and function. Advances in hearing assistance technology will be reviewed and discussed with regard to incorporating such technology into audiologic practice.
OCA-AUB-7111-AA - School-Based Audiology
This course will discuss the unique aspects of audiology that apply to school- based audiology services. Topics include demographic and educational characteristics of children with hearing loss, management of hearing identification and hearing loss prevention programs, classroom listening and assessment beyond the sound booth, classroom acoustics, hearing assistive technology, current issues in deaf education, regulations and case law, IFSP/IEP/504 Plans, self-advocacy and transition from school to work, and school program management considerations. A problem-based learning approach will be used to illustrate issues and to develop potential solutions. After successful completion of this course, the student should acquire a working knowledge that will facilitate the successful implementation of a school-based audiology program.
OCA-AUB-7112-AA - Pharmacology & Ototoxicity
This course will provide a survey of the general principles of pharmacology and the application of these principles to patient care situations. Evidence-based practice is woven through the above areas where available and appropriate. This course will cover an introduction to pharmacology and receptors, pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamics basic principles, processes of drug development and a description of governing bodies for pharmaceutical agents. The course will also include information on the mechanisms of action behind known/suspected ototoxic agents.
OCA-AUB-7113-AA - Green Audiology: Acoustics & Noise Measurement
This course will address the hazards of noise and risks from noise exposure on hearing in all age groups. Students will learn noise measurement techniques, screening programs to identify and prevent noise-induced hearing loss, noise abatement strategies in workplace as well as in various social spaces and regulatory requirements relating to occupational hearing loss.
OCA-AUB-8000-AA - Workshop: Electrophysiology in Audiology
This four-day workshop will address the theoretical concepts of electrophysiological testing in audiology and provide training in the advanced assessment techniques to include otoacoustic emissions (OAE), middle latency response (MLR) and 40 Hz responses, late potentials including N1-P2, P300 and MMN, cognitive evoked potentials in speech and language disorders and electrocochleography (ECoG)
OCA-AUB-8001-AA - Workshop: Auditory Processing Disorders (APD)
This four-day workshop will combine didactic and hands-on training on the foundations of neuroscience of auditory processing and auditory processing disorders (APD), auditory plasticity and relevance to auditory processing, digital dissection of central auditory nervous system (CANS), keys to assessment and practical implications in the management of children with APD.
OCA-AUB-8100-AA - Workshop: Hearing Aid Technologies
This four-day workshop is designed to provide audiologists a didactic and hands- on experience in contemporary hearing aid techniques in the selection, verification and validation of hearing aid fitting as well as practical considerations relating to BAHA. Technological advances in hearing aids will be addressed with specific emphasis on evidence-based techniques.
OCA-AUB-8101-AA - Workshop: Vestibular & Balance Disorders: Assessment & Rehabilitation
This four-day workshop is designed to provide audiologists a didactic and hands- on immersion experience in the assessment, diagnosis and management of all different types of vestibular and balance disorders
OCA-AUB-8102-AA - Workshop: Diagnosis & Management of the External Ear
This four-day workshop will address the properties of sound transmission to the tympanic membrane and its relevance to hearing aid fitting, ear canal management techniques, medical issues relating to the outer ear canal and the audiologists' role and scope of practice with respect to ear canal management. The course will culminate in a one-day hands-on workshop in cerumen management.
OCA-AUB-8103-AA - Workshop: Hearing Conservation
This four-day workshop is designed to provide audiologists with practical tools and techniques to measure noise and review various hearing protection devices. Audiologists will be guided on best practices in hearing conservation and training will be provided towards becoming an Occupational Hearing Conservationist.
OCA-AUB-8104-AA - Workshop: Cochlear Implants & Other Implantable Devices
This workshop is designed to enhance audiologists' experience with lectures and hands-on training covering cochlear implants and other implantable devices.


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The Department of Philosophy at Memorial is known for its breadth which has always included both analytic and continental approaches. Nevertheless, there are relatively few Departments of Philosophy in Canada which can offer advanced study in Continental Philosophy. With half of our Department having research specializations in this area, we are confident that we have something near unique to offer. When combined with our strengths in Metaphysics, Philosophy of Religion, Ethics and Social and Political Philosophy, Memorial has a strong and coherently focussed research base upon which graduate students can draw.
Doctoral candidates will specialize in one or more of three departmental research clusters:
• Metaphysics and its History
• Kant and Continental Philosophy
• Ethics, Social and Political Philosophy
The Ph.D programme is intended to be completed within 4 years of full time study. Applicants should have already completed a Master of Arts degree in Philosophy or equivalent. The minimum residence requirement for Ph.D candidates is two years. The candidate must complete 15 credit hours of graduate level courses. By the end of the second year, the candidate must complete comprehensive examinations, including written and oral components. The content of the comprehensive examinations will be drawn from the three departmental research clusters. The candidate must also submit a dissertation proposal by the end of the second year.
The candidate will complete a second language requirement by the end of the second year of the program. Exceptions will be made for students working in recent Anglo American philosophy, in which case the students will need to pass an examination in philosophical logic. The Ph.D dissertation should be completed and defended by the end of the fourth year.
During their programme, Memorial doctoral students will have an opportunity to study at the graduate level at the University of Augsburg, Germany, and at the University of Freiburg, Germany, with which Memorial University have a faculty/student exchange program.

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This report is the most comprehensive record to date of the Australian charity sector - and builds on Australian Charities Reports in previous years.
Produced by the Centre for Social Impact in partnership with the Social Policy Research Centre at the University of New South Wales, the report analyses data submitted through the 2015 Annual Information Statement from over 51,000 charities registered with the ACNC.
In May 2017, the ACNC published Australia's Smallest Charities 2015, a special report based on the 2015 dataset.
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The Washington Cask Beer Festival features one-of-a-kind handcrafted cask-conditioned beers from over 40 Washington breweries. Experience the artistry of craft brewing in the form of traditional cask-conditioned beer. To remain true to the spirit of "real ale" all beers are conditioned naturally without artificially introducing CO2 into the cask and will be poured by gravity or via a beer engine.


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This project will require you to use the Laravel PHP framework to perform the following tasks:
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LEXINGTON, Ky. -- Kentucky wide receiver Randall Cobb said deciding whether to enter this year's NFL draft has been more difficult than when he selected the Wildcats over Tennessee. Cobb, who was picked first team All-American this week by The Associated Press, still hasn't decided. He's been talking to as many people as he can, getting opinions on his status in this year's draft.
"It's double, triple what I went through in recruiting as far as wanting to stay home or coming here,'' said Cobb, who grew up in the Knoxville, Tenn., suburb of Alcoa. "The only thing I can do is pray about it and let everyone give me their input.''
He said he'll take all the time he needs to make his choice until the NFL draft's early entry deadline for underclassmen on Jan. 15. The deadline comes a week after Kentucky's final game against Pittsburgh in the BBVA Compass Bowl in Birmingham, Ala.
The 5-foot-11, 186-pound junior led Kentucky with 955 yards receiving, 401 yards rushing and 12 combined touchdowns. He also threw for three scores and returned a punt for a touchdown.
Still, he said he was surprised to learn from Kentucky spokesman Tony Neely he had been selected an All-American. "I had worked out and I came out of my workout and I came back in, I saw a call from Tony and a bunch of missed calls and 27 Twitter updates,'' Cobb said. "I thought I had gotten in trouble for something.''
While some of his fellow All-Americans are great at one part of the game, Cobb said he's different because he can do a lot of different things well. Because of that, he's still unsure how his game will translate to the NFL.
With Kentucky's final exams finished and bowl practices spread out over the next three weeks, Cobb said he doesn't have anything else to do but think about his future. "There are a lot of things that will factor in the decision,'' Cobb said. "The clock's ticking. I'm going to keep doing what I've been doing and try to wait until I feel like the time's right to make the decision.''


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The South by Southwest Film Festival has selected the North American premiere of Chan-wook Park's new film, "I'm a Cyborg, but That's OK," to close the fest on March 17 in Austin, Texas.
Park's the director of "Oldboy" and "Sympathy for Lady Vengeance."
The festival opens March 9 with Scott Frank's "The Lookout." New additions to the sked include Eric Chaikin's documentary "A Lawyer Walks Into a Bar," Kris Carr's doc "Crazy Sexy Cancer" and Shannon O'Rourke docu "Maybe Baby."
In addition, SXSW has unveiled a music documentaries retrospective that will include Ron Mann's "Imagine the Sound," D.A. Pennebaker's "Monterey Pop" and Bruce Weber's "Let's Get Lost."
Fest also announced it's partnered with the Daily Reel to showcase an evening of the year's best online videos on March 12, repping what's touted as the first time a major film festival has held a showcase focusing exclusively on Web video content and artists.


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Molly Mitchell Trail is a 2.7 mile lightly trafficked out and back trail located near Chesapeake, Virginia that features a river and is good for all skill levels. The trail is primarily used for hiking and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
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Muddy in January. But bug-free! Great exercise on a nice winter day. Many informative bulletin boards re: animals, birds, and trees on several bridges. Trail well marked. Portapotties open near campstore and kayak launch.
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It was a truly fun experience, me and my wife especially love the paddle boating...they were bit squeaky but it was still fun.
Don't trust the location on the map for this trail - it's in Northwest River Park. It's a nice hike, very easy, flat all the way but enough twists and winding bends (and tree roots) to make it interesting. Watch out if it's been raining, this trail floods out in several spots.
Beautiful trail. Had to adjust my navigation from the app, AllTrails put me closer to the city when the trail is actually closer to the North Carolina border. There were also many more options for trails once I got there that extended off the Molly Mitchell trail. I would not recommend running on this trail as there are a lot of exposed roots.
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Located just minutes from Route 9, Route 18 and the Garden State Parkway, Sunrise of Marlboro is a beautiful home in a country-like setting off the main road. Located in Marlboro, New Jersey, we offer both Assisted Living and Alzheimer's Care housing options.
Step into Sunrise of Marlboro senior housing community and you can't help but feel at home. We stop at nothing to make your experience warm and inviting, from our homelike exterior architecture, to our comfortable community areas and choice of suites to our exceptional outdoor gardens and landscaping. Look around and you'll notice fresh flowers throughout the residence, and you may even spot our dog or our cat. And of course, there are always the friendly smiling faces of our staff to ensure that each day spent here is a welcome one.
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This program is specifically designed for the indigenous American Muslim Community and aims to enhance American Muslim women's religious education while providing a vehicle for cultural exchange between American Muslim women and Emirati women. This education will serve as the foundation for women's empowerment in decision making, both within the Muslim community and in mainstream society.
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Here is a neat gift for somebody who likes to cook, and there is always a need of a towel near by the range. This towel will also decorate your kitchen for Christmas having a Christmas tree on the towel.
I crocheted towel toppers on a kitchen towel so it can be hung on the handle of the oven.
The towel toppers are crocheted with red cotton yarn. They get closed with a little flower, no buttons.
Size: towel length 11 inches (28 cm)
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MILK Reading & Creative Writing Workshop: Saturday (Colombo)
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This book will be used as a basis for the session to introduce the participants to understanding the characters in the novel and learning how to develop their own characters in a story. The workshop is designed to be very interactive and get kids thinking as well as encourage them to contribute to the discussion. The first workshop saw the participants really enjoy this sharing of ideas in within the group.
The workshop is suitable for children aged 9 – 13 yrs. It is ideal if some part of the book can be read in advance of the session but this is not essential as parts of the story will be read with the group for discussion.
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Prepare to be amazed by how much these flowers look exactly like people and animals
It's perfectly normal to spot a human or animal shape in food. We always hear about people who miraculously find Jesus somewhere in their cuisine. And when I was a kid, I used to lay on my back and pick out all the crazy animal shapes in clouds and watch them transform into something else entirely. But a recent set of photographs shows a series of flowers that match human and animal shapes so much, that it's borderline scary.
The uncanny flowers resemble animal and humans shapes in a way that, if you aren't careful, you might think they are the actual thing. Some of the shapes of the flowers include a monkey, duck and a human skull. Many of the flowers are various types of orchids. Check out the mesmerizing pictures that will make you look at flowers in an entirely different way.
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Gwyneth Paltrow tweets birthday hangover
It sounds like Gwyneth Paltrow had a fun 39th birthday, as she was tweeting about her "horrific hangover" the next day. So how does the Goop goddess cure a nasty hangover?
Gwyneth Paltrow joked she was "over served" on her 39th birthday, resulting in a massive hangover the next day.
"Nursing a horrific hangover at the jfk," she tweeted yesterday. "Nothing like starting an overseas flight dehydrated. Where is the dog, I need the hair."
Her friend, actress and author Ali Wentworth, responded back, tweeting: "Happy Hang-over! Heard it was CRAZY! Next year Paris!"
"I was over served," Paltrow responded. "Its not my fault. Or is it?"
The Oscar-winning actress has confessed in the past that "the biggest misconception about me is that I am uptight. I don't know why that exists, but I hope if people watch Glee that maybe they will develop a different impression of me."
Her comments in 2006 probably didn't help her cause, when she told The Guardian, "I'm not really a drinker. Like the last time I got drunk was on holiday in Spain three years ago. I think it's gross. I really don't like drunk women; I think it is such a bad look. I think it's very inappropriate and I don't like it. I don't really have drunk friends. My friends are kind of adult; they have a drink. But they hold their liquor. I think it's incredibly embarrassing when people are drunk. It just looks so ridiculous. I find it very degrading."
Luckily, Gwynnie has lightened up since then - -and even recently shared some hangover tips. "I have a great hangover cure," she told England's Closer magazine. "I take a cold shower in the morning and then I go into the sauna and drink a lot of water throughout the day. Green tea also helps!"
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In the UK, London leads in forging new schemes to draw and train talent both domestically and abroad. From stepped up degrees, early childhood curriculum schemes, migration talent sourcing, and in-house training, businesses are finding creative ways to shrink the data science skills gap. One such suggestion from techUK's Big Data Hero, Alison Lowndes of Nvidia Ltd is to 'teach code as prolifically as reading to open the doors of the digital age for everyone."
IBM weighs in on the talent gap to define not only the term "data scientist", but the scope of all data science professionals. Though it may seem as though this career operates in a vacuum, it's imperative to understand that along with the analytical components - maths, statistics, logic, and programming, there is a cultural element as well. Data science is the process of applying scientific method to solve business problems.
It requires teamwork and communication skills to not only gather the data, but to be able to present it so that business executives can take that information and implement solutions.
Making Better Business Decisions with Predictive Analytics
Wish you could see into the future to grow your business? No crystal ball required. Predictive analytics can optimize your decision-making. Artificial Intelligence and machine learning are core skillsets for a data scientist, but the human element helps divine the good data from the bad.
Much like Michaelangelo's David, systematic data gathering is the raw cube of stone, which must then be chiseled into form; analyzed and presented. An art and a science, data science helps businesses make better business decisions by estimating future outcomes via predictive analytics. These predictions are often based on past performance, customer or client influence, and sometimes gut assumptions based on gathered data.
As growth trends in data teams expand to include non-technical staff, the siloed idea of simply pushing data from query to conclusion is no longer enough. The data team should have a grasp of how the business works overall to impact strategies and revenue. Businesses know how important data is to their future growth. Effective data teams must interact with managers who can help to frame the company's larger strategy to drive insight and analysis with the right questions.
Hard and Soft Skills
Soft skills are not confined to simply being able to communicate findings. Other elements include instinct or gut reactions that the numbers may say one thing, but based on knowledge of the business, may not be the right answer. Data professionals with a healthy skepticism will know when to take a step back, revisit the information, and what they need to do or how best to present suggestions based on their findings. Collected data is not unbiased. Best practices when studying analysis are to have a list of questions ready such as the data source, worst and best case scenarios, and what must be true for a correct recommendation.
Data scientists and data teams are expected to not only have an aptitude with number crunching, but also the ability to communicate their findings. To combat this and to grow their data teams, some businesses have begun in-house training programs. Computer and IT professionals who show an aptitude for data science may be offered positions on teams to learn from degreed professionals as well as outside learning opportunities.
According to a recent techUK whitepaper, migration sourcing for talent abroad and early education curriculum schemes, as well as domestic apprenticeship and training programs, are just a few of the ways businesses are combatting their struggle to fill key roles.
Hindsight doesn't have to be 20/20. As the year 2020 approaches, advancements in big data, data analytics, machine and AI learning are powering business predictions as employers seek to fill key roles. In a look to the future, demand for data science professionals with both hard and soft skills will be at the forefront of the data revolution.
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Contrary to American sitcoms, work life balance isn't about sitting in coffee shops contemplating life and complaining about work. However, there are plenty of jobs where you can work from or in a coffee shop. The rise of virtual, remote, and contractual roles has contributed to the demand for work life balance. But, sometimes, in our tech-led world, where business can follow us anywhere, the balance becomes more about setting boundaries. It's about putting down our mobile phones, closing our laptops, and dipping our toes into other waters. Where Does Your Country Fit on the Work-Life Balance Scale? European countries have been leading the way with work-life balance for some time, with the Netherlands topping the list at number one. With the UK sitting at number 29 out of the 38 countries in the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), what's tipping the scales? 13% of British employees work 50 or more hours per week versus 0.5% of people in the Netherlands work those long hours. The average Brit is therefore only setting aside 14.9 hours for leisure and personal care (including eating and sleeping) a day versus those in the Netherlands who dedicate 15.9 hours. Countries in the Nordics work a maximum of 48-hours per week. However, the reality is significantly lower, with the Finnish working an average of 36.2 hours a week, the Swedes 35.9 hours, Norwegians at 34 hours, and the Danes just 32 hours.Denmark, Finland, Sweden, Norway, and Iceland have become renowned for fostering optimal work-life balance. But, though the Netherlands sits at the number one spot on the OECD, the Danes top the list as the happiest in the world. The Danish welfare model, characterised by quality of life and a good work-life balance offers: Flexible working conditions and social support networks, including maternity leave and childcare facilities. A high degree of flexibility at work – often including adaptable start times and the ability to work from home. Lunch breaks are often at a designated time each day, enabling colleagues to interact, eat together, and get away from their desks. There is a minimum 5 weeks' paid holiday for all wage earners. The Danish welfare society is characterised by quality of life and a good work-life balance. Work-life balance for the Danes is a healthy balance of priorities. As important as career and ambition is, are is just as important to balance life outside work (pleasure, leisure, family, and health). This understanding of balance not only puts Denmark at the top of the international equality table, it also contributes to a generally high standard of living. Further research shows 33% of working American adults work over the weekend and on holidays. This, in turn, has led 66% to say they don't feel they have a good work-life balance. One of the main drivers contributing to the need to always be "on" and available is 24/7 technology. For example, if an employer emails, texts, or rings an employee at dinnertime, the employee often feels compelled to answer straightaway. While 57% of those surveyed feel technology has ruined the family dinner, 40% believe it is okay to answer an urgent call or email at the dinner table. So, it comes back to boundaries and not feeling guilty about 'switching off' for a few hours or a few days to 'recharge'. What Companies are Doing to Improve Work-Life Balance Nordic businesses remain at the top of the list for best work-life balance. Though much of it is dictated by strict Nordic Labour laws, companies outside the Nordics are beginning to take pages from their playbook. At a business in Helsinki, Finland, employees are encouraged to go home on time at the end of their day. Often this falls around 5:00pm, though leaving earlier to say, go to a child's sports activity, is always a guilt-free option. Like many European businesses, employees also receive five weeks of paid vacation each year. Everyone gets stock options and teams are small with the ability to make autonomous decisions. The theory: this team is closest to the project, they know what is best for it. No management approval required, but only to help share in lessons learned. Many Nordic businesses have shortened hours and a focus on family. By putting family first, businesses report improved productivity and innovation, less absenteeism, and reductions in staff turnover. Other benefits can include: Ability to leave work 30-minutes early to pick up kids from school or take them to sports practice Ability to use sick days to take care of sick children Businesses regularly offer gym memberships, event discounts, leadership classes, and team-building exercises as well as opportunities for employees to take courses and further their education. At one business, in Sweden, for example, employees have access to a leisure centre and recreational activities such as fishing, tennis, and swimming. Though everyone has their own definition of what work-life balance means to them, it can be difficult to follow without government mandates, like in some European countries, or if you're a small business. Our UK and Europe Salary Guide showed that, with over 98% of respondents working full time, at least some flexibility is now expected. We found that 53% of respondents work at home at least one day a week, and 56% have flexible working hours, highlighting that these 'benefits' are now becoming the norm. Harnham Life As a business, we try to both reflect, and the lead the way with, developments that we see across the Data & Analytics industry. From ensuring our consultants leave on time two days per week to participate in pursuits outside work, to offering one fully-paid Charity Day per year, we place emphasis on creating an environment where our teams feel like they have a good work-life balance. By building a culture where a consultant can set up a book club or arrange a night out on the town, we have formed a business where employee welfare is prioritised. Though everyone has their own definition of what work-life balance means to them, it can be difficult to follow without government mandates like in some European countries or if you're a small business. 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Sharing and collecting data is part of our everyday lives. Whether our information is shared over social media, e-commerce sites, banks, or elsewhere, this can open up risks. 2017 saw the highest number of identity fraud cases ever, an increase in young people 'money muling' and higher bank account takeovers for over-60s. Whilst overall fraud incidences fell 6%, these cases highlight just some of the changing trends as fraud issues stem more from misuse than ever before. Dixons Carphone, Facebook and Ticketmaster are just three cases you may recognise from a string of high profile data breaches this year. Technological advances, more accessible and available data, coupled with an increased sophistication of fraud schemes, makes it more likely that data breaches and fraud attacks will become regular news items. But how is the fraud landscape changing and can technological advances be advantageous in detecting and reducing fraud? Identity fraud increasing for under 21s In June 2018, Dixons Carphone found an attack enabled unauthorised access to personal data from 1.2 million customers. It's now been uncovered that the number is much higher, closer to ten times initial estimates. Whilst no financial information was directly accessed, personal data such as names, addresses and emails enable fraudsters to fake an identity. Younger fake identities are used more for product and asset purchases which typically require less stringent checks, such as mobile phone contracts and short-term loans. In 2017, Cifas, a non-profit organisation working to reduce and prevent fraud and financial crime, reported the highest number of identity fraud cases ever. Under 21s are most at risk seeing a 30% increase as they engage more with online retail accounts. Whereas previously identity theft would manifest itself in fraudulent card and bank account activity, it's now being used to make false insurance claims and asset conversion calling for stronger detection in these industries. Young People Used as Money Mules This age group aren't only being targeted for identity theft; there's a 27% uplift in young people acting as money mules. 'Money muling' is a serious offence that carries a 14-year prison sentence in the UK. In most cases, younger people are recruited with the lure of large cash payments to facilitate movement of funds through their account, taking a cut as they go. In a world where young lives are glamourised and luxurious goods are displayed over social media, this cut can be particularly appealing. Whether aware, believing the reward outweighs the risk, or unaware a money laundering crime is being committed, deeper fraud controls are needed across social media as much as bank accounts. This raises the question as to whether banks should be linking social media to customer details to stop money laundering early on? Increased bank account takeover for over 60s Cifas also reported an increase in account takeovers for over 60s for the same period. Seen by fraudsters as a less tech-savvy and therefore more susceptible demographic, over 60s are increasingly being targeted with online and social engineering scams. The same features which can make some over 60s a target for these scams, can also mean that account takeovers are not immediately noticed and reported, posing yet another difficulty for fraud monitoring and prevention. Vigilance and proactiveness is key. Here are three tips to get you started: Never give personal or security information to someone who contacts you out of the blue, either online, on the phone, or face to face. Always phone and check with the company first. If you make the call then you know you can trust the person on the other end. Check with your bank to see if they offer an elder fraud initiative such as a monitoring service that scans for suspicious activity and alerts customers and their families or educates seniors on types of scams and how to avoid them. When in doubt about something, delay and seek a second opinion. Check with your local library, government offices, or non-profit organisation for more top tips to stay safe from scams and social engineering. Industry approach Traditionally, financial services organisations have been at the forefront of developing fraud controls; they are often the ones most impacted by the financial risk (the monetary cost of the attacks on their business) and regulatory risk (ensuring their business is adhering to regulations and controls). However, with modern day trends and the changing nature of fraud, all industries need to be focused on reputational risks and prevention. Single big events like Facebook and Dixon Carphone's data breaches can have a far-reaching impact. But, there is light at the end of the tunnel. Monzo, an online bank, which bills itself as the future of banking has stepped up the game when it comes to their customer's security. Upon reports of fraudulent activity on customer cards, they took immediate action to correct the problem. Then they took things a step further, introducing digital analytics to help identify trends and patterns. As patterns emerged, Monzo then notified both the breached business and the authorities. Perhaps a cross-industry collaborative approach is needed as, after all, fraudsters are collaborating. By doing so, businesses will become more proactive, rather than reactive, and can put measures in place to stop potential fraud. If you've got a nose for numbers and want to help secure the reputation of businesses the world over, we may have a role for you. 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BERLIN (Reuters) - NATO defense ministers will discuss temporarily reinforcing forces in Poland when they meet in Brussels this week, a spokesman for the German defense ministry said on Sunday, a move that would be aimed at reassuring countries nervous about Russia's intervention in Ukraine.
The spokesman said the 28-member alliance would consider reinforcing its Multinational Corps Northeast in Szczecin.
In Brussels, NATO spokeswoman Oana Lungescu said NATO defense ministers would on Tuesday review measures the alliance had taken given Russia's actions towards Ukraine.
She said this could include "enhanced air patrols over the Baltic states, AWACS surveillance planes over Poland and Romania, more exercises, and an enhanced naval presence by NATO allies from the Baltic to the Black Sea."
"Defense ministers will also discuss the longer-term implications of the crisis and consider a readiness action plan in preparation for the Wales summit in September," she added.
In April Poland's defense minister said Russia's military intervention in Ukraine's Crimea peninsula made it vital that NATO station significant numbers of troops in eastern Europe and ignore any objections Russia might have.
Russia says deployment of significant NATO forces close to Russia would violate the 1997 Founding Act, an agreement between Moscow and the alliance.
Eastern European states are nervous about Russia after it annexed Ukraine's Crimea region and massed 40,000 troops on Ukraine's borders. NATO is trying to provide reassurance with temporary deployments of military forces and exercises.
(Reporting by Sabine Siebold in Berlin and Adrian Croft in Brussels; Writing by Michelle Martin; Editing by Andrew Roche and Cynthia Osterman)


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A big trend we are seeing this season is the mixing of prints. Although Mom always told us not too, designers are telling us different. Germany designer Gerry Weber, Taifun, is showing a lot of polka dots in his spring collection. Canadian designer, Teenflo is adding stripes to this spring collection and we have paired them up to show they look fabulous together. We included a neutral Cambio capri as a balance to the black and white. Another popular trend this spring is adding a bright splash of color to the outfit so what better way than by adding this popping orange Peter Kent designer handbag. Karyn Chopik and Suzi Roher accessories complete the look. Taifun, Teenflo and Cambio clothing as well as most of the accessories are available at all Blu's Womens Wear clothing stores in Calgary and Edmonton, Alberta. For more information about Blu's Womens Wear clothing stores, please visit us at www.Blus.com.
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2nd Clarinet/ Eb Piccolo Clarinet
Auditions: Friday, October 27, 2017
The auditions will take place at the Temple Theatre, home of the SBSO, in Saginaw, Michigan.
The winning candidate must be legally eligible for employment in the United States.
Musicians with professional orchestra experience are encouraged to apply.
The Saginaw Bay Symphony Orchestra is an equal opportunity employer.
For further information and copies of the required excerpts, please contact Gregg Powell, Orchestra Personnel Agent.
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Romana gnocchi with Napoletana sauce
- Cook Time: 1 hour 15 minutes
- Prep Time: 10 minutes plus cooling
- Effort: medium
For the Napoletana sauce
- 4 tbsp olive oil
- 2 cloves garlic
- 2 x 400 g canned chopped tomatoes, chopped
- 1 handfuls basil, finely chopped
For the gnocchi
- 1 litres milk
- 250 g semolina
- 200 g butter, plus extra for greasing
- 2 egg yolks
- 100 g parmesan
- 25 g breadcrumbs
To serve
- green salad
1. For the Napoletana sauce: heat the olive oil in a large frying pan, add the garlic and sweat until softened.
2. Add the tomatoes and basil, season with salt and freshly ground pepper to taste and simmer gently for 25 minutes. Remove from the heat and set aside.
3. For the gnocchi: put the milk in a non-stick saucepan and bring to the boil. Lower heat and gradually add the semolina, stirring continuously with a wooden spoon in order to prevent lumps. (Using an electric whisk will help keep it smooth.) Cook on a low heat for 10 minutes, stirring well and ensuring nothing sticks to the pan.
4. Once the semolina is thick, remove the pan from the heat and add salt to taste, 80g butter, the egg yolks, 50g parmesan and mix well.
5. Turn the mixture onto a clean damp work surface and spread into a rectangular shape, 1cm thick, using a wet spatula. Leave to cool.
6. Using a pastry cutter or a glass, cut out rounds of 5cm in diameter.
7. Preheat the oven to 180C/ gas 4.
8. Grease a large rectangular baking dish with butter and arrange the gnocchi in a single layer in the dish, so that they are slightly overlapping.
9. Melt the remaining butter and pour over gnocchi.
10. Sprinkle over the remaining parmesan and the breadcrumbs and bake for 30 minutes or until golden.
11. To serve, reheat the Napoletana sauce and serve with the baked gnocchi and a mixed salad.
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Gin and Basil Smash
Adapted by StarChefs.com
April 2012
Yield: 1 drink
Gin and Basil Smash
Small handful basil
¾ ounces simple syrup
2 ounces Boodles gin
¾ fresh lemon juice
For the Gin and Basil Smash:
Muddle the basil in a cocktail shaker to extract the oil and pigment. Add the simple syrup, gin, and lemon juice. Shake and strain into a chilled tumbler.
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Contributed by Edmund S. Muskie Archives and Special Collections Library
This button was from Sen. Edmund S. Muskie's 1972 campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination.
About This Item
- Title: Muskie campaign button, 1972
- Creation Date: circa 1971
- Subject Date: 1972
- Media: Button
- Local Code: MUS/21
- Collection: The Edmund S. Muskie Collection
- Object Type: Physical Object
For more information about this item, contact:Edmund S. Muskie Archives and Special Collections Library
Bates College, 70 Campus Avenue, Lewiston, ME 04240-6018
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LC Subject Headings
- Presidents--United States--Election--1972--Buttons
- Muskie, Edmund S., 1914-1996
- Presidents--United States--Nomination
- Buttons (Information artifacts)
- Nominations for office
- Primaries
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Hudson Valley Home Fall 2011: Restoration of Colonial-Style Stone House in Ulster County, NY, Features Wood Paneling
Master carpenters restore museum-worthy wood paneling to an Ulster County house
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In 1933, a Kentucky antiques dealer who'd come by some elaborate 18th-century interior paneling scored a good mid-Depression deal by selling it to Manhattan's Metropolitan Museum of Art. The Palladian-style paneling, which is still part of a permanent exhibit in the museum's American Wing, supposedly came out of the Benjamin Hasbrouck house, a 1752 stone house near High Falls, Ulster County. Although the museum's experts agreed that the paneling originated in the Hudson Valley, whether it came from the Hasbrouck house was in doubt. It wasn't until 2003 that curators visited the building and found clear evidence that the paneling had once formed half of a 20-foot length surrounding a fireplace. (The other half has yet to surface.)
Edward Katz, an ardent American history enthusiast, was in the process of buying the stone house when the curators returned in 2007 to do more analysis. He was already in love with the place because of its unusual configuration, and learning about the paneling sent him further, he says, into "hog heaven." Although the house needed considerable restoration work — more than he'd imagined, it turned out — Katz decided he wanted to restore that museum-quality paneling.
Left: Dentil molding, fluted pilasters, and raised panels are among the fine details in the replicated paneling. The view down the hallway offers a glimpse of how the Colonial rooms at the rear of the house give way to more elegant, Federal-style rooms in the front.
Nobody knows who built the house, although Katz believes the initials "IBV" scribed into one wall (along with the date 1752) might stand for Jacob Bevier; "I" was commonly used in place of "J," and the Flemish-style paneling suggests it was made for a Huguenot rather than one of the Dutch families settling the area. Why the original owner — whoever he was — added such fine and costly detailing to a relatively simple country dwelling; and how a craftsman capable of such highly skilled work came to be in agrarian Ulster County, are also mysteries.
The first known owner, Benjamin Hasbrouck, acquired the house in 1802, and enlarged it shortly afterwards. Rather than add on laterally, in the usual way, Hasbrouck tore off the front, raised the roof about two feet, and created a more symmetrical Federal-Colonial style dwelling, two rooms deep. It was during that expansion that the paneling to the left of the fireplace had to be removed. What Katz finds particularly interesting is that Hasbrouck, evidently a man of considerable means, kept the Colonial interiors of the original rooms in the rear while adding more elegant, Federal-style rooms in front.
"It was those two different styles representing the two eras that attracted me to the house in the first place," Katz says. "It's charming. He left the old, exposed beams and what must have seemed almost quaint paneling — he obviously appreciated it. He spared no expense on the rest of the house, so it was obviously a clear choice on his part."
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Schedule and Information https://sites.google.com/site/berkeleygw2017/schedule Description This event is a workshop, with hands-on user sessions, on the GW and GW-BSE approaches using the BerkeleyGW package will be held Jan 4-6 2017, at Lawrence Berkeley National Lab's NERSC Facility. The target audience for the workshop are graduate students, postdocs, and researchers who are interested in learning about or sharpening their skills on ab initio calculations of many-electron effects in… Read More »
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2016 LBL C++ Summit is being in organized in collaboration with LBL's computer research division and is being held at NERSC's facility in Berkeley on Monday-Tuesday October 17-18. The two day event will include tutorials and presentations from leaders in the C++ community including standards body members, compiler developers, technology vendors, and developers of C++ extension and programming frameworks like HPX, UPC++, Kokkos and more. Please check out the agenda and register for the event at… Read More »
Paraver and BSC Tools Training - Understanding Application Performance with Paraver
NERSC will host an one-day training event for popular performance analysis tools such as Extrae and Paraver developed at Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC), Spain, on Friday August 5. The presenter will be Judit Gimenez of BSC. She is currently the Tools Group Manager at the Computer Science department there. Description BSC has developed a suite of performance analysis tools, named CEPBA-Tools, with a goal to make them easily adaptable to new platforms, environments or programs, scalable,… Read More »
Score-P and Scalasca Performance Tools Training
NERSC will host one day training event for popular performance analysis tools Score-P and Scalasca developed at Juelich Supercomputing Centre, Germany, on Tuesday July 26. The presenters will be Christian Feld of Juelich Supercomputing Centre and David Boehme of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. Description This course is intended to give an overview of the VI-HPS programming tools suite explain the functionality of individual tools, in particular Score-P and Scalasca, and how to use them… Read More »
Cori Phase 1 Training: Programming and Optimization
NERSC will host a four-day training event for Cori Phase 1 users on Programming Environment, Debugging and Optimization from Monday June 13 to Thursday June 16. The presenters will be Cray instructor Rick Slick and NERSC staff. Cray XC Series Programming and Optimization Description This course is intended for people who work in applications support or development of Cray XC Series computer systems. It familiarizes students with the hardware and software architecture, Cray's performance… Read More »
Materials Science Application Training 2016
NERSC will present an one-hour online training class focused on Materials Science applications, VASP and Quantum Espresso on June 10, 2016, Friday, from 10:00-11:00 PDT. This training class will be provided by NERSC staff, Taylor Barnes and Zhengji Zhao. The targeted audience will be new to intermediate NERSC users who use the pre-installed VASP and QE at NERSC. The class will address the frequently asked questions and common problems that users run into when using these applications at… Read More »
Advanced OpenMP Training, February 4, 2016
Speakers: Dr. Michael Klemm, Intel; Dr. Bronis R. de Supinski, LLNL. Location: NERSC/LBNL, CRT Building, Room 59-3101. Berkeley, CA Time: 8:30am - 5:00pm PDT, February 4, 2016. Hosts: Helen He and Alice Koniges Tutorial Description Michael Klemm (an Intel representative in the OpenMP Language Committee) and Bronis R. de Supinski (Chair of the OpenMP Language Committee) will present a one-day tutorial with lectures and hands-on exercises on Advanced OpenMP topics to NERSC users. The… Read More »
NERSC is hosting the 2015 meeting of the Intel Xeon Phi Users Group Sep. 28 through Oct. 1, 2015. The meeting is focused on enabling application performance on the Intel Xeon Phi processor that will power NERSC's upcoming Cori supercomputer. Read More »
Tutorial: Getting Up to Speed on OpenMP 4.0
Watch the Video Speaker: Ruud van der Pas, Oracle. 9:30am - 4:00pm PDT, August 20, 2015 Ruud van der Pas, a Distinguished Engineer in the Architecture and Performance Group, SPARC Microelectronics, Oracle, also a Co-author of the book "Using OpenMP" (published by MIT Press), will present an all day tutorial on OpenMP 4.0 for NERSC users. This is a training event focused on OpenMP only, which is an important component in using hybrid MPI/OpenMP programming model for getting applications… Read More »
New User Training: August 13, 2015
NERSC will present a day of training for new users on August 13, 2015 from 09:00 to 17:00 PDT. This event is targeted to new users of NERSC and will help them navigate the center and its systems. Location This event will be presented online using Zoom technology and in person at NERSC Oakland Scientific Facility. Please see below for remote connection information. Registration There is no registration for the online event. Please see below for remote connection information. If you wish to… Read More »
Links to training presentations on preparing for the Cori system. Read More »
Intel VTune Training
Experts from Intel will be on site at NERSC next Tuesday, June 23, to provide a hands-on VTune tutorial geared at new and intermediate users to intel tools. Topics Covered: 1. Types of Analysis a. Hotspots Analysis b. Concurrency/Locks and Waits Analysis c. CPU Event Based Analysis 2. Advanced Features 3. Command Line Analysis 4. Remote Data Collection 5. Result Comparison 6. What's New in the 2016 beta 7. Hands on Time: Tuesday June 23. 9am-3pm PST … Read More »
Materials Science Application Training 2015
NERSC will present an one-hour online training class focused on Materials Science applications, VASP and Quantum Espresso on June 5, 2015, Friday, from 10:00-11:00 PDT. This training class will be provided by NERSC consultants, Jack Deslippe and Zhengji Zhao. The targeted audience will be new to intermediate NERSC users who use the pre-installed VASP and QE at NERSC. The class will address the frequently asked questions and common problems that users run into when using these applications at… Read More »
Allinea DDT and MAP Training 2015
NERSC will host an in-depth training course on Allinea DDT, a graphical parallel debugger, and Allinea MAP, a graphical parallel performance profiler, on Thursday, May 14, 2015. This training class will be provided by an Allinea staff member teamed up with a USG consultant. If you would like your code to be used by the class for debugging or profiling in the hands-on session in the afternoon, please indicate that to us. We will need to determine suitability of the code and prepare the code… Read More »
Intel compiler performance optimization and characterization
NERSC will host an in-depth training presentation on using the Intel compiler as a performance optimization and characterization tool. The presentation will be May 13th from 10am to 12pm Pacific time. The speaker will be Rakesh Krishnaiyer of Intel. Abstract For identified hotspots/analysis done using performance profiling tools (such as VTune), we will discuss how to use the compiler reports to maximize performance and how to guide the compiler optimizer's code transformations. The talk… Read More »
Key Actions for Optimizing for KNL
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