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In the Premier League, Tottenham remain within five points of Liverpool and Manchester City after beating Leicester. Lloris made a string of excellent stops including a penalty save when Jamie Vardy took the kick with his first touch as a substitute.
Pochettino has not forgotten that incident and was incredulous in his response to Sunday's re-run.
"The problem is, I told Michael Oliver [about] the situation against Liverpool in the last minute that should have been a penalty". It is so hard. I am a person who accepts the mistakes, but today it was so clear.
In Sunday's early match, Tottenham kept alive their bid to gate-crash the Premier League title race with a 3-1 win over Leicester City, their fifth win in their last six league games.
Tottenham will now turn their attention to the Champions League, with the first leg of their last-16 tie against Borussia Dortmund taking place on Wednesday.
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"It doesn't mean we can't compete, but for me it doesn't make sense".
"I can't understand why we are playing with such a massive disadvantage". I think if you want to fight for big things, you need a little bit of luck and it was for our side, but we deserved it.
The striker had an opportunity to prove himself after being dropped by Claude Puel.
Puel opted to leave Vardy on the bench, but the former England striker came on to take Leicester's penalty after James Maddison was fouled.
Tottenham went ahead through Sanchez who scored his first goal for the London club by meeting Eriksen's whipped cross with a diving header in the 33rd minute, although Leicester's players complained he was in an offside position. "All the game we had a lot of chances".
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Hurricane Sandy has clearly taken its toll on the East Coast. At least 7.4 million homes and businesses are without power this morning across seven states. Public transit has been shut down in New York City, along with the Nasdaq and NYSE. Frankenstorm has truly been unprecedented, and so unprecedented changes are to follow in the tech world.
For example, the top three apps in the Apple App Store at this very moment are YouTube, Hurricane by American Red Cross, and Flashlight by iHandy inc.
As you may already know, YouTube hooked up with The Weather Channel to stream live coverage of the storm around the clock. YouTube has been the number one free social app since iOS 6 and the iPhone 5 gave Google the boot, but it's now the top free app overall.
The Hurricane app by the Red Cross helps you stay up to date with developments in your specific area, along with providing a way to connect with friends and family.
Flashlight, as you can expect, provides a flashlight out of the phone with using display and LED flash. All in all, the apps are must-have for anyone dealing with serious aftermath in the wake of this storm.
Usually, the top three free apps in the App Store are games, Apple apps, or social networks like Facebook and Twitter.
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William Feilding, 3rd Earl of Denbigh, 2nd Earl of Desmond (29 December 1640 – 23 August 1685) was an aristocrat in the Peerage of England. He was the son of George Feilding, 1st Earl of Desmond, and his wife, the former Bridget Stanhope, daughter of Sir Michael Stanhope.

Feilding inherited the title of Earl of Denbigh from his paternal uncle Basil Feilding, 2nd Earl of Denbigh, who died without heirs in 1675.

He married, firstly, Mary King (died 1669), daughter of Sir Robert King and Frances Folliott, daughter of Henry Folliott, 1st Baron Folliott and Anne Strode, and widow of Sir William Meredyth. Secondly, he married Lady Mary Carey, daughter of Henry Carey, 2nd Earl of Monmouth. He died on 23 August 1685 at age 44.
By his first wife, Mary King, Feilding had the following children:

Lady Mary Feilding (c. 1668 – c. December 1697), who married Evelyn Pierrepont, 1st Duke of Kingston-upon-Hull, and had children.
Basil Feilding, 4th Earl of Denbigh (1668 – 18 March 1717), who married Hester Firebrace, and had children

There were no children from the earl's second marriage.

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Colton Brown (born October 8, 1991) is an American judoka.

He competed at the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, in the men's 90 kg. Brown stated that the Olympic selection was a "dream come true" and that "It felt as though a lifetime of work was finally paying off.". He competed again at the 2020 Summer Olympics, where he was the only American man in the judo competitions. He was eliminated in the round of 16 by Mihael Zgank of Turkey.

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Colton Brown begun his career in judo at the age of 17. His father was a judoka and Brown would go with his father to practice.

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Armenia not participate in voting on resolution proposed by Georgia to UN GA
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Armenia did not participate in the voting on the resolution proposed by Georgia to the UN General Assembly on the status of internally displaced persons and refugees from Abkhazia and the Tskhinvali region / South Ossetia / Georgia, Georgia-online reported.
According to the source, 79 members of the Assembly supported the resolution, and 15 voted against, while 57 representatives abstained.
Only 15 members voted against the resolution: Belarus, Burundi, Comoros, Cuba, North Korea, Laos, Myanmar, Nauru, Nicaragua, Russia, Sudan, Syria, Venezuela, Vietnam, and Zimbabwe.
A total of 39 countries, including Afghanistan, Armenia, and Turkmenistan, were not present at the voting. According to the portal, Armenia voted against the resolution every year.
As the portal notes, the resolution for the first time was submitted to a vote not only at the initiative of Georgia, but also another 45 UN member states.
The document was supported by the three largest countries of North America - Canada, the US and Mexico. Five of the seven countries of Central America joined the resolution.
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César C. D. Baëta graduated with his BS in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology from the University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC). After working as a Systems Analyst on the FDIC's failed bank list DMS project, he earned a Master of Physiology degree with cross-training in molecular biotechnology at the North Carolina State University. Then, while working at Duke University Medical Center (DUMC), he completed his Master of Management in Clinical Informatics degree at Duke University School of Medicine.
Before joining our Ph.D. program, he worked as a translational research coordinator at DUMC's Neurosurgery Department. His encompassing role merged clinical and basic science research studies to understand the genetic factors that potentiate metastatic spine disease (MSD), correlate those factors with quality of life outcomes and goals of care, and adapt clinical decision algorithms to improved health outcomes.
César's research interests lie in leveraging novel analytical models that maximize the meaningful use of health data within EHRs to facilitate the application of machine learning, artificial intelligence, and deep learning tools for use in low-resourced healthcare settings. In addition, he is passionate about decreasing the negative impact social determinants of health have on the primary access points of care and the cost of health care.
In his free time, César enjoys photography, helping students matriculate into college, and participating in think tanks.
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Rebecca Gardner has worked as a biostatistician in the Quantitative Sciences Unit at Stanford for the past four years, where she co-authored over twenty publications, collaborating with clinicians on various domains including developmental behavioral pediatrics, reproductive endocrinology & infertility, oncology, and clinical trials. She completed her MS in Statistics at Brigham Young University in 2016, where she collaborated with cardiologists to develop a new approach to diagnose rheumatic heart disease in pediatric patients in Samoa for her Master's thesis.
Rebecca is passionate about maternal mental health. She is interested in identifying risk factors for prenatal and postpartum depression and anxiety, and designing & implementing interventions to reduce disease burden. In her free time, Rebecca moderates a local book club and enjoys time with her husband Kevin and their two young children. She is an avid runner and loves to indulge in pastries while watching The Great British Bake Off
Mingyi Li completed her Master of Health Science in Epidemiology from Johns Hopkins University in 2021, and prior to that, she received her BS at Peking University Health Science Center. She worked as a Biostatistician at Johns Hopkins Data Analysis Center of the NIH-launched Environmental influences on Child Health Outcomes (ECHO) Program from 2021 to 2022. She led data analysis of programs that studied the impact of early environmental factors on child's neurodevelopment outcomes. Her current research interest includes statistical methodology in epidemiology and clinical research. She conducts statistical simulations to evaluate and compare the performance of advanced models or randomization methods to provide guidance for biomedical researchers. She also plans to apply her statistical and analytical skills to study questions in the field of cancer and genetic epidemiology. Beyond work and research, she enjoys cooking, playing music, traveling, and playing video games.
Richard Liang is an MD-PhD student in the Stanford Medical Scientist Training Program. He graduated from UCLA with a BS in Physiological Science and minor in Public Health. His interests in life course epidemiology were shaped by research experiences ranging from maternal and child health at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center to geriatric mental health at Peking University. Now having started the PhD program at E&PH, he is excited to build on his work conducted as a Stanford medical student on longitudinal studies and data linkages in various countries, such as the US, South Korea, and Denmark, and looks forward to exploring modern epidemiological methods and their intersections with health economics, policy, and social determinants of health. Outside of research, Richard enjoys cooking with family and friends, spending time outdoors, and learning languages.
Yiran Liu transferred internally into the Epidemiology PhD program from the Cancer Biology PhD program, where she studied not cancer, but infectious diseases and incarceration. Her past projects at Stanford include identifying biomarkers of risk or protection for dengue and tuberculosis, determining the risk of mortality during and after incarceration in Brazil, and examining the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on people living and working in Bay Area jails. In her remaining time at Stanford, she plans to continue studying the effects of incarceration and other unjust systems on individual and population health. She is also eager to examine the potential of policy-based and grassroots-level interventions--ranging from the "pragmatic" to the "radical"--to prevent and mitigate such exposures and their harmful outcomes. Importantly, she wants to continue learning how to engage and center community stakeholders in conducting and translating research.
Previously, Yiran graduated from the University of Michigan with a BS in Cellular and Molecular Biology and a minor in Law, Justice, and Social Change. Outside the lab, she coordinates and teaches multidisciplinary courses in a local jail. In her free time, she loves reading, camping, cooking, and cultivating an indoor jungle.
Rishi Vimal Parikh completed his undergraduate degree in molecular biology at UCSD and MPH in epidemiology at Emory University. After his MPH, Rishi worked at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on a US surveillance system for hospital-acquired infections and developed risk-adjusted metrics used nationally for quality improvement initiatives. For the past 5 years, he has been at the Kaiser Permanente Division of Research working on a wide variety of studies in cardiovascular and kidney disease epidemiology, ranging from longitudinal prospective cohorts and electronic health record-based retrospective analyses to predictive modeling and randomized clinical trials. Rishi is interested in developing methods for data extraction, risk prediction, and causal inference using electronic health data sources to better understand the social, behavioral, and biological factors affecting cardiovascular disease risk. In his spare time, Rishi enjoys scuba diving and photographing the California kelp forests, backpacking in the Sierras, maintaining his solve streak for the NYT crossword puzzle, reading sci-fi novels, and spending time with his wife and newborn son.
Amadeia Rector graduated with her B.A. at Stanford University's rival institution, University of California, Berkeley, with a dual degree in Molecular and Cell Biology and Spanish Literature. After graduating, she began a career in public health by joining the San Francisco Department of Public Health HIV Surveillance Unit. There, she conducted fieldwork in recruiting participants and collecting data for the various surveillance projects as well as reporting cases of HIV and other registry-reportable communicable diseases. In 2019, she completed an M.P.H. at Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health with an emphasis in Epidemiology. During her master's studies, she became interested in the intersection of chronic diseases and social epidemiology.
Amadeia currently works as a research associate to Dr. Julia Simard and is interested in understanding the complications and outcomes of pregnant patients with autoimmune disease and investigating the challenges and solutions to improved care. Amadeia hopes that her work in reproductive epidemiology will be translated into more informed physician practices and improved patient outcomes.
In Amadeia's free time (what free time, you ask?), she enjoys taking care of indoor plants, baking, cooking, hiking, biking, and traveling.
Aubrey Roberts graduated from Northwestern University in 2020 with a BS in Neuroscience. Before joining the Epidemiology program, Aubrey completed a MS in Community Health and Prevention Research at Stanford in 2021. She conducted a randomized crossover trial on diet and athletic performance for her master's thesis with Dr. Christopher Gardner in Stanford Prevention Research Center. Shortly after graduating, Aubrey joined the Snyder Lab at Stanford and started a new exercise physiology project focusing on the molecular transducers of physical activity. She is now working to characterize the cardiovascular and multi-omic changes that occur with high intensity interval training (HIIT) vs. traditional endurance training in sedentary individuals.
Aubrey's research interests include understanding the mechanisms underlying physical activity and how we can effectively use it as a tool to improve health outcomes. She is also interested in the health of female athletes and the interplay between nutrition, energy expenditure, and injury. In her free time, Aubrey enjoys running, cooking, growing plants, and spending time with friends!
Jonathan Altamirano graduated from Stanford with a Bachelors in Human Biology as well as a Masters in Biology. Before returning to graduate school, he worked in Stanford Medicine's Department of Pediatrics and in the Office of Faculty Development and Diversity as a research manager and a data analyst. This joint role gave him the opportunity to lead and support research efforts for multiple domestic and international studies and to explore his interests in public health, global child health, and health equity. Most recently, he has led a number of COVID-19 projects, including studies of household transmission, on the social determinants of health in pregnant women with COVID-19, and on the considerations for safe reopening of schools during the pandemic. During his graduate research, Jonathan is eager to return to global health, and is interested in infectious disease epidemiology in resource-limited settings. Outside of his work, Jonathan enjoys reading, binging television (particularly bad TV), and drinking any and all coffee he can get his hands on.
Shalmali Bane graduated from Stanford in 2016 with a degree in Biology with a concentration in Neurobiology. Prior to graduate school, she worked in healthcare consulting at the Analysis Group, where she worked on qualitative evidence dossiers, systematic literature reviews, and survey research for pharma and biotech clients. She also conducted pro bono research with NGOs in Haiti, which forged her path to epidemiology and women's health. Her research interests are in reproductive epidemiology, namely examining methods to reduce bias when studying pregnant populations as well as investigating social determinants of maternal health. She is passionate about reproductive health equity and the inclusive study of pregnancy. Outside of work, Shalmali enjoys sewing, video games, post-workout endorphins, and puzzles of all kinds.
Christopher (Chris) Bennett, MD, MA completed his undergraduate training in Biology at Winthrop University, graduate training in Genetics from Duke University, and his MD from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He also obtained postgraduate research training at the Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and then at The Johns Hopkins Institute of Genetic Medicine as a Howard Hughes Medical Institute Fellow. After medical school, he finished his internship and residency training in emergency medicine at Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital. As a resident at Harvard, he was concurrently a researcher with the Emergency Medicine Network.
He joined the Stanford faculty in 2020 as an Assistant Professor (UML) of emergency medicine. In addition to being a member of Stanford's Bio-X Institute, he attends in Stanford's emergency department and runs a research group. His group focuses on better understanding regional differences in access to emergency care in the US and characterizing regional differences in access to emergency department based HIV testing. Outside of Stanford, Christopher is active in academic emergency medicine; he was previously a member of the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine (SAEM) Board of Directors. He currently serves on the SAEM Foundation Board of Trustees. In his free time, Christopher and his husband enjoy hiking, baked goods, and ample coffee.
Cayley Bowles, MD, MS graduated from Princeton University in 2012 where she majored in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology with a minor in Biological Engineering. She then proceeded to obtain a Masters degree in Epidemiology from Harvard School of public Health where she primarily studied the spread of vector-borne and water-borne diseases. She then attended medical school at UCLA and fell in love with the cardiovascular system. She graduated in 2018 and started residency at Stanford in the Integrated Cardiothoracic Surgery training program.
She completed 2 years of residency and developed an interest in working with large clinical datasets and exploring racial disparities in cardiac surgery which led her to the epidemiology program. Cayley enjoys powerlifting, surfing, traveling, and exploring new restaurants in her free time.
Andrew Nepomuceno graduated from Stanford in 2018 (Biomechanical Engineering). Before joining Stanford Epidemiology, he conducted research in neurosurgery and mental health and volunteered as an emergency department Spanish interpreter. Andrew serves as a resident fellow at Magic—an intentional community of people dedicated to applying science to further common good—where he has lived since 2011.
His research and professional interests include developing flexible and robust randomization methods, applying scientific methods and principles to questions of value, and advocating a more rigorous and inclusive definition for "science."
Andrew enjoys making common cause to realize aspirations to adaptive personal change. He relishes frequent forays into nature, yoga, swimming, lifting, making music, dancing, consciously evolving idiolect, conversation about living and dying well and contributing to others' doing so, and cultivating awareness and gratitude in these and myriad other aspects of life.
Anna Nguyen completed her MPH in Epidemiology and Biostatistics and BAs in Public Health and Data Science at UC Berkeley, where she conducted research on child growth failure, WASH interventions, and school-located vaccinations. During her time at Cal, Anna was also involved with data science and HCD initiatives, inspiring her to leverage advanced computational tools and design thinking to improve population health.
Anna's research lies at the intersection of infectious disease epidemiology and data science. She is interested in applying machine learning techniques to understand the influence that environmental and socioeconomic factors have on disease transmission. In her free time, Anna enjoys making poorly curated Spotify playlists, collecting fake plants, and trying new flavors of kombucha.
Hanyang Shen received her MPH degree in Epidemiology from Drexel University in 2015. She also has a Bachelor of Medicine degree in Dentistry from Lanzhou University and a Master of Science degree in Environmental and Public health Management from Hong Kong Baptist University. Before joining the PhD program, she worked on HIV and mental health prevention in multiple academic and clinical settings.
Hanyang's research interests are understanding how social determinants, genetic risks, and behavioral and environmental factors affect the risks of mental disorders and the long-term effects of mental diseases. Her goals are to identify effective treatments and prevention technics for common mental diseases. Hanyang enjoys singing a cappella, reading novels and history books, playing video games, trying new restaurants, traveling, and hiking in her spare time.
Simon John Christoph Soerensen, MD, graduated from Aarhus University in Denmark with an MD in 2021. Prior to joining the PhD program, Simon worked on different interdisciplinary projects (mainly in urologic epidemiology) at Stanford on three occasions between 2018 and 2020. For his latest stay at Stanford, Simon took a year off from medical school to conduct prostate cancer outcomes research and work on different projects in AI in medical imaging. This included spearheading the development and prospective clinical implementation of a deep learning model to speed up and optimize an essential part of the MRI-guided targeted prostate cancer biopsy pipeline at the Department of Urology at Stanford.
Simon's research interests lie within cancer epidemiology and examining methods to reduce cancer burden. On top of this, he is interested in social determinants of health, machine learning for medical imaging, translational science, and addressing health inequities. In his spare time, Simon likes to travel, spend time in nature, and play badminton and chess.
Shamsi Soltani (she/her) earned an MPH in Epidemiology at Tulane University and a BS in Neuroscience with French minor at UCLA. She draws on deep applied public health experience, including over six years as a senior epidemiologist for the San Francisco Department of Public Health. She excels at leveraging data to inform education, research, and policy– once spurring the CDC to adopt ICD-10-CM medical codes to identify e-scooter related injury. Shamsi is interested in the interplay of technology, bias, and health disparity, particularly with respect to big data.
Born and raised in San Francisco, Shamsi is a child of immigrants. She is fond of hiking the North and East Bay year round, reading reams of fiction, and sweating through rhythm & motion dance classes. Shamsi delights in food shared with friends and has yet to meet a hot spring she doesn't like.
Chloe Su completed her undergraduate degree in Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology with a minor in Biomedical Research at UCLA. Chloe is passionate about improving cancer prevention and advancing cancer treatment to improve the lives of cancer patients and their families. She has a strong interest in the intersection of informatics and epidemiology. Prior to joining Stanford, Chloe was a clinical trial project and data manager at UCLA Health where she managed trials in early lung cancer detection and helped build a patient database for biomedical informatics research. In addition, Chloe also pursued various roles in the industry including clinical operations, medical affairs, as well as the development and commercialization of an ultra-rare disease drug in Japan. Chloe is currently studying the risk factors and building predictive models for recurrence in primary lung cancer. Beyond work, Chloe is a proud mum of a 12-year-old Shih Tzu, Cookie, an avid traveler, an advanced scuba diver with a newfound interest in surfing, a rookie yogi, and an aspiring Japanese conversationalist.
Annabel Tan obtained a Masters in Public Health in Epidemiology from the Yale School of Public Health and completed her undergraduate degree in bioengineering at Imperial College London. Prior to Stanford, she worked at the Yale Global Health Leadership Initiative as a program manager where she worked on organizational change projects based in the UK, Ethiopia, and Mozambique, and conducted positive deviance research in the United States. Research wise, she is interested in leveraging machine learning and AI tools to examine questions in aging and cardiovascular health. Annabel was born and raised in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, and enjoys reading, eating, cooking, and pop culture. She is mom to Bertram the human and Tintin the sheepadoodle.
Axel Wolff, DPT, OCS graduated with a Bachelor's of Science from West Point and was commissioned an Armor Officer in the U.S. Army in 2007. After serving overseas in Europe and Iraq, he earned his Doctorate in Physical Therapy and completed his Internship at Baylor University in 2016. His graduate studies focused on developing direct-access neuromusculoskeletal knowledge and clinical skills, culminating with research exploring cervical multifidi stiffness using shear-wave elastography. Upon graduation, Axel operationally embedded in the First Infantry Division, serving in several Brigade Combat Teams and as Chief of Rehabilitation, contributing to large-scale population health programs focused on human performance optimization and injury prevention. His research interests are in the assessment and prevention of injury, illness, and disease in the military, particularly overuse musculoskeletal injuries, and associated healthcare utilization and military readiness costs. Axel enjoys family time with his wife and children, traveling, fitness, the arts, and Settlers of Catan.
Andrew (Andy) Chang, MD, MS completed his undergraduate studies at Yale University, then obtained his MD and MS in Epidemiology from Stanford. He finished his residency training in the global health track of Stanford's Internal Medicine program in 2016 and served as Chief Resident in 2017. He is now in his final year of his cardiology fellowship at Stanford. Andy is passionate about utilizing population health science methodologies to investigate and combat the impact of cardiovascular disease in global vulnerable populations. His current projects include assessing and improving the quality of care for rheumatic heart disease patients in Low- and Middle-Income Countries, characterizing the effects of the US opiate epidemic on incident heart disease, and describing the COVID-19 pandemic's effects on cardiovascular care systems. In whatever spare time he has outside of his coursework and clinical duties, Andy enjoys hiking, tennis, cooking, and inventing new ways to get his newborn son to go to bed.
Michael Hittle completed his undergraduate degree in Human Biology at Stanford in 2019 after a first career in web engineering and marketing entrepreneurship. His pivot to computational epidemiology is driven by a passion for digital health, and a desire to leverage technology to improve both our understanding of disease and the outcomes of those impacted by disease. Michael's interests lie at the intersection of neurology and the mobile phone platform, and include novel digital endpoints, machine learning, artificial intelligence, and remote patient monitoring. Michael is an avid mountain biker, snowboarder and outdoor enthusiast; he also enjoys reading, playing and listening to music and spending time with his growing family.
Samuel Jaros graduated from Loyola University Chicago in 2020 with a BS in Bioinformatics and a BA in Sociology. Before Stanford, he researched HIV in Accra, Ghana through Washington University and worked in West Virginia in health advocacy. Sam's current projects include helping build a California-wide dashboard for examining how socioeconomic determinants of health influence the geography and timing of disease. He is also working on designing a program to help people who have received invasive surgery find non-opioid methods for pain reduction. He is a part of the BSSR Training Grant which emphasizes the combination of large-scale health data with often ignored social data to generate highly applicable human-focused discoveries. Outside of research, he is passionate about health care reform and finding equitable ways to pay for chronic disease treatment. When he is not at Stanford, you will likely find Sam cooking, biking, skiing, or learning a new way to make coffee.
Xiaojuan Liu, MS obtained her Bachelor's degree in Preventive Medicine and a BS in Financial Mathematics in 2016, and graduated with a Master's degree in Epidemiology and Biostatistics in 2019 from Shandong University, China. She completed her Global Learning program at Duke Kunshan University and internships at Provincial Health Commission, Provincial CDC and local hospitals before coming to Stanford. Her research interest includes cardiovascular epidemiology, with a focus on risk assessment, disease prevention and prediction based on large longitudinal cohort studies, and casual inference, especially adopting cutting edge approaches to simulate randomization and generate causality from observational study. She also has passion in applying novel biostatistics models to dealing with nonstandard study designs, integrating heterogeneous data and promoting precision medicine. Alongside research and work, Xiaojuan enjoys singing, movies, exercising and traveling.
Yan Min completed her medical training and surgical residency at Peking University, Beijing, as an undergraduate student. She then pursued her master's degree in health economics at Stanford University. She took a gap year during the master program working as a health policy analyst in the health finance cluster at the World Health Organization in Geneva, Switzerland. After she returned from Geneva, Yan also took a leadership role in establishing the Wellness Living Laboratory Cohort at the Stanford Prevention Research Center. Yan is extremely passionate about rigorous causal inference theories and applying causal inference models to large-scale observational studies. She currently focuses on constructing a causal model to address the effects of surgeon volumes and hospital volumes on long-term patient outcomes in six cardiothoracic surgery procedures. On the side, she is also having fun in statistical learning and employing bioinformatic methodology to her studies of microbiome, metabolomics, and human health. Outside of work, Yan enjoys karate, photography, backpacking, and carpentry. Also, she is willing to take on any challengers on any racket sports.
Megan Roche, MD completed a medical degree from Stanford in 2018 and a BS in Neuroscience from Duke in 2012. She is interested in bone health in athletes, genetic predictors of sports injury, and sports epidemiology. Megan is a five-time trail running national champion and a co-author of the book, "The Happy Runner." She co-founded Some Work All Play, a coaching group centered around finding long-term fulfillment in the process of running. Megan is pursuing her PhD in Epidemiology and is a post-doctoral research fellow at the Stanford Center on Longevity. Outside of work, Megan enjoys biking, reading, strong coffee, nearly all forms of music, and trying to keep up with her dog, Addie, and her husband and co-author, David.
Sindiso Nyathi graduated from Princeton University in 2016 with a bachelor's degree in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. He spent two years working as a Systems Modeler at the Global Obesity Prevention Center at Johns Hopkins University. His work with the GOPC focused on assessing the effectiveness of obesity-related interventions in communitites using systems science tools. His research interests include Global Health, Infectious Disease modeling and Health Policy in Low and Middle Income Countries. Sindiso is passionate about working to leverage the range of mathematical and computational tools available today to improve public health and combat disease in LMICs. His current research includes vaccine policy work, mathematical modeling of temperature dependence of arthropod vectors and vector control modeling work. Outside of class and research, Sindiso enjoys reading, swimming, photography and exploring the outdoors.
Biyao Zou graduated with a Bachelor of Economics and a BA in English Literature from Tsinghua University, China, and obtained her Master of Public Policy at the University of Oxford, United Kingdom. Before joining the PhD program in Epidemiology and Clinical Research, she worked as a research coordinator in the Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology at Stanford, where she studied the disease and economic burden and risk factors of liver disease in the United States and Asia. She has given oral and poster presentations at international conferences such as DDW, AASLD, and EASL. Currently, she focuses on identifying causal risk factors for non-alcoholic fatty liver disease and the causal role of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease in various diseases including cardiovascular disease and cancer using a genetic epidemiology approach. Biyao enjoys cooking, hiking and spending time with her labradoodle puppy.
Jessica Hinman completed an undergraduate program at the University of Southern California in 2010 and obtained a MS in Epidemiology at the University of Iowa in 2017 prior to joining the PhD program at Stanford. Her research centers around leveraging technology to improve design and analysis methods in the study of complex disease etiology, particularly with respect to progressive neurological disorders. She feels that an interdisciplinary approach is crucial to untangling the interactions between genetic risk, environmental exposures, and lifestyle factors that underpin these disease courses. She believes epidemiologic research must be motivated by, and grounded in, measurable improvements to health access, equity, and outcomes for patients. Outside of work, Jessica enjoys reading, hiking, eating, and spending time with her husband and their rescue dogs at their home in the East Bay.
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SQL Server 2017 Business Intelligence: Integration Services and Analysis Services Seminar offered by Software Skills Training, Inc.
SQL Server 2017 Business Intelligence: Integration Services and Analysis Services Seminar
Presented by Software Skills Training, Inc.
Bring this seminar on-site to your facility for groups of 10 or more.
The focus of this course is to familiarize developers with the use of SQL Server Engine, SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) and SQL Server Analysis Services (SSAS) to create and populate data warehouses through ETL processing and build Multidimensional and Tabular models to use and reporting data sources.
Students Will Learn
Structure and function of a data warehouse or data mart
Data warehouse design to support enterprise reporting
The role of SSIS within the business intelligence framework
Developing SSIS Extract Transform Load (ETL) processes to populate data warehouses
Functionality of all SSIS Control Flow tasks
Deploying SSIS projects to SSIS Catalogs
Configuring SSIS environments, runtime variables and parameters
BI Semantic Model
Multidimensional Expressions (MDX) syntax
Developing SSAS Multidimensional models
Data Analysis Expressions (DAX)
Developing SSAS Tabular models
Deploying and securing Multidimensional and Tabular models
Implementing SSAS Data Mining models for predictive analysis
Consuming the BI Semantic Model in reports and dashboards
SQL Server 2017 provides a rich environment for business intelligence development. The focus of this course is to familiarize developers with the use of SQL Server Engine, SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) and SQL Server Analysis Services (SSAS) to create and populate data warehouses through ETL processing and build Multidimensional and Tabular models to use and reporting data sources.
Students will learn how to design and build data warehouses and marts using SQL Server Management Studio. In a series of exercises, students develop SSIS packages designed to maintain a data warehouse using the Data Flow control flow task. Also demonstrated are other control flow tasks that can interact with an NTFS file system, FTP server, execute Win32 processes, send emails, and run .NET scripts.
Based on the populated data warehouse they have created, students will then learn how to develop both Multidimensional and Tabular SSAS models using the languages Multidimensional Expressions (MDX) and Data Analysis Expressions (DAX). Cubes will be customized to include Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), Calculated Members, Named Sets, Navigational Hierarchies, and Perspectives.
Familiarity with database concepts, Windows desktop navigation and software installation techniques. Attendance at the SQL Programming course or Microsoft Transact-SQL Programming course is highly recommended although not required.
Business Intelligence Framework Overview
SQL Server Data Tools Overview
Components of a BI Solution
Introduction to the BI Semantic Model
Integration Services Architecture
Architecture of the SSIS Data Engine
Using Data Transformation Tasks
Managing Connections to Sources and Destinations
ADO.NET Data Source and Destination
Understanding Data Buffers
Control Flow Tasks and Containers
Common SSIS Tasks
Executing SQL Statements
Connecting to FTP Servers
Sending E-mail
Notifying Administrators of Errors
Completing Bulk Inserts
Copying, Moving and Deleting Files and Folders
Data Transformations
Converting Data Types
Merging Data from Multiple Sources
Splitting Data to Multiple Destinations
Counting Rows
Sampling and Sorting Records
Copying Columns
Advanced SSIS Tasks
Executing .NET Scripts and Win32 Processes
Using the Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) Tasks
Performing Database Maintenance and Backups During SSIS Routines
Using Variables and Input Parameters
Profiling Database Tables
Comparing XML Files Against Schemas
Advanced Data Transformations
Filling in Missing Data with Lookups
Locating Near Duplicate Rows with Fuzzy Grouping
Adding Audit Information to Results
Counting the Occurrence of Keywords
Sending Rows that Process Correctly and Incorrectly to Different Destinations
Responding to Truncation Errors
SSIS Administration and Automation
Deploying SSIS Projects
Manually Running SSIS Tasks
Automating SSIS Package Execution
Configuring Notifications for Execution Success, Failure or Both
SSIS Security
Troubleshooting Techniques
Data Warehouse Design
Understanding Fact and Dimension Tables
Modeling Slowly Changing and Rapidly Changing Dimensions
Modeling Fact Tables
Using Star and Snowflake Schemas for Dimension Tables
Implementing Surrogate Keys
Defining Business Keys
Creating and Populating Data Warehouses
Creating Data Warehouses (OLAP Databases)
Adding Fact Tables
Adding Dimension Tables and Joining Them to Fact Tables
Loading Data into Fact and Dimension Tables
Validation Techniques for Data Loads
Creating and Managing Cubes
Creating Data Sources to Connect to Data Warehouses
Using SSAS to Create Cubes
Applying Friendly Names to Measures and Attributes
Customizing Dimensions and Measures
Setting up Navigational Hierarchies
Optimizing Cubes with Attribute Relationships
Multidimensional (MDX) Essentials
Using MDX Queries to Pull Data from Cubes
Understanding Tuples and Sets
MDX Expressions vs. Queries
Grouping Attribute Values into Named Sets
Adding Custom Calculations for Cubes Using MDX
MDX Functions
Using MDX Aggregate Functions
Using Navigations Functions to Move Though Hierarchies
Grouping, Filtering and Sorting Functions
Time-Based MDX Functions
Customizing Cubes
Adding Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
Customizing Dimensions and Attributes
Adding Translations to Support Multiple Languages
Adding Custom Calculations
Subdividing Cubes Using Perspectives
Cube Deployment and Administration
Cube Storage Calculations
Configuring Desired Aggregation
Configuring Caching
Deploying and Processing Cubes
Connecting to Cubes from Excel and Other Clients
Partitioning and Processing Cubes
Backing Up and Restoring Options
Securing Cubes
Creating and Customizing Tabular Models
Creating Tabular Modules in SSDT
Introducing DAX
Customizing Tabular Models
Refreshing Data in Tabular Models
Understanding the Data Mining Process
Types of Business Analysis Supported by Data Mining
Data Mining Process Explained
Understanding the Key Components of Data Mining
Using Built-In Data Mining Algorithms
Matching Mining Algorithms to Business Needs
Working with Data Mining Structures
Adding Data Mining Structures
Mining for Hidden Information
Discovering Patterns in Data
Creating Predictive Models
Using the Data Mining Wizard
Modifying Mining Structures with the Data Mining Designer
Using the Semantic Models in the Presentation Layer
Using SSAS Data Sources in Excel and Power View
Using SSAS Data Sources in SSRS
Using SSAS Data Sources in Power BI
Using SSAS Data Sources in SharePoint Performance Point Services
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"Emile Guimet's Network for Research and Collecting Asian Objects, ca.1877-1918"
Chang, Ting (2018) "Emile Guimet's Network for Research and Collecting Asian Objects, ca.1877-1918". In: Acquiring cultures: histories of world art on western markets. De Gruyter, Berlin, pp. 209-222. ISBN 9783110545081
This article examines the early history of the first national museum in France devoted to the arts and religions of Asia, the Musée Guimet, created in 1879. Through extensive archival research in unpublished sources it is revealed that the founder Emile Guimet employed an international network of scholars, agents, and dealers to expand the collection of objects as well as to disseminate leading research in Asian studies. The close examination of multilingual documents ranging from personal and official correspondence to billings and inventories shows both the aleatory and planned development of a leading international centre of Asian collections and studies.
University of Nottingham, UK > Faculty of Arts > School of Humanities > Department of History of Art
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Гликс ан Глан () насеље је и општина у источном делу централне Француске у региону Бургоња, у департману Нијевр која припада префектури Шато Шенон (град).

По подацима из 2011. године у општини је живело 104 становника, а густина насељености је износила 4,71 становника/-{km²}-. Општина се простире на површини од 22,06 -{km²}-. Налази се на средњој надморској висини од 452 метара (максималној 855 -{m}-, а минималној 409 -{m}-).

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График промене броја становника у току последњих година

Види још
 Списак општина у департману Нијевр

Референце

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 Glux-en-Glenne на страници Националног географског института Француске
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 Најближа насеља (километража, правац и координате)
 План насеља Glux-en-Glenne на мапи (-{Mapquest}-)

Департман Нијевр у Француској
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Surface Laptop is of course heavier and bigger than the Surface Pro. The later has a long battery life, it uses the same connectivity as the Surface Laptop and the typing experience is pleasant. There is one aspect in which size does matter: the display. The Surface Laptop has a bigger screen: 13.5 inch PixelSense Display.
In term of connectivity, both devices would need more USB and USB-C slots. We still have to use USB extender cables for both devices.
Both machines use an Alcantara keyboard which is very pleasant to use. The Surface Pro device allows you to change the keyboard and you can also use the Surface Pen and Surface Dial. These features are not easy to use with the Surface Laptop. Just imagine yourself trying to write something on your laptop screen with the Surface Pen. It does not lay flat so it is not very convenient.
The Surface Laptop has 128 GB, 256 GB or 512 GB memory options and up to 16 GB of RAM. Its processor is a 7th Generation Intel Core i5 or i7.
The Surface Pro offers 13.5 hours of battery life and different keyboard colors should you get bored of using only one. It comes to 4 GB of RAM and 128 GB of internal memory.
It seems that the choice is between a laptop and a laptop-tablet hybrid. For the more conventional tastes, the Surface Laptop is a clear winner. The more daring technology consumers will for sure want to experience the new Surface Pro. The choice is yours, the battle has just begun.


Massey Cancer Center is pleased to announce the annual Tina L. Bachas Oncology Nursing Research Awards to advance oncology-nursing research. Tina served as Massey's first director of oncology nursing and she and her husband have committed their support in honor of Dr. Walter Lawrence, Jr. who Tina worked with throughout her tenure at Massey.
Applicants should be a registered nurse with a current license and directly working in oncology.
This award is geared towards clinical nurses and nurse managers who want to conduct projects that lead to improvements in standard of care for patients with cancer.
Proposed PI should be a registered nurse with current license and hold a PhD or DNSc degree.
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DEC Announces Falconry, Wildlife Rehabilitator and Leashed Tracking Dog Examinations
By Long Island News & PR Published: March 17 2014
Exams Slated for April 11; Exam Applications due March 28.
New York, NY - March 17, 2014 - Examinations for individuals seeking an apprentice license to practice the sport of falconry, to become a licensed volunteer wildlife rehabilitator or those interested in obtaining a license to use leashed tracking dogs to find wounded or injured big game animals are scheduled for Friday, April 11, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) announced today.
The exams will run from 10:00 a.m. to noon at DEC Regional offices across the state. The list of regional offices can be found on the DEC website. The deadline to register to take any of these exams is Friday, March 28.
Apprentice Falconry License
Falconry has a rich history and tradition throughout the world. Falconry is a demanding sport that requires a significant commitment of time and effort. The novice must be prepared to accept the responsibility that is part of falconry. Apprentices are limited to possessing one bird, either an American kestrel or a red-tailed hawk. For more information about falconry visit the DEC website.
A falconry study guide and examination manual are available to applicants at no cost. The cost of a five-year falconry license is $40.
There is no charge to take the written falconry apprentice exam. To qualify for the DEC Apprentice Falconry license, applicants must:
Score 80 percent or higher on the written exam;
be at least 14 years of age;
possess a valid New York State hunting license which authorizes the hunting of small-game and;
maintain DEC-approved facilities for housing falconry raptors.
Wildlife Rehabilitator License
Wildlife rehabilitators provide the selfless service of caring for injured, sick and orphaned wild animals, with the ultimate goal of wildlife rehabilitation being to prepare the animals for their return to the wild. Prospective applicants are encouraged to gain experience by serving as an assistant to a licensed wildlife rehabilitator. For more information on the Wildlife Rehabilitation Program, visit DEC's website.
A wildlife rehabilitator study guide and examination manual are available to applicants at no cost.
There is no charge to take the written wildlife rehabilitation exam. To qualify for the Wildlife Rehabilitation license, applicants must:
submit two character references along with their application;
have no convictions for violations of the State Environmental Conservation Law and;
be interviewed by a DEC regional wildlife staff person.
Leashed Tracking Dog Handler
Leashed tracking dog handlers use their dogs to track and recover dead, wounded or injured big game. Leashed tracking dog handlers provide an invaluable service in aiding hunters in locating wounded big game that otherwise may have gone unrecovered. More information regarding the Leashed Tracking Dog License can be found on DEC's website.
A leashed tracking dog study guide is available to applicants at no cost. There is a $50 license fee for the five-year license, and a $25 non-refundable application fee.
To qualify for a Leashed Tracking Dog Handler License, applicants must:
possess a valid New York State hunting license which authorizes the hunting of big-game and;
have no convictions for violations of the State Environmental Conservation Law.
To apply for any of these exams, complete the registration form available on the DEC website. DEC's Special Licenses Unit can also be reached by calling 518-402-8985, emailing the unit at fwslu@gw.dec.state.ny.us or by writing to NYS DEC Special Licenses Unit, 625 Broadway, Albany, NY 12233-4752.
Governor Cuomo's NY Open for Fishing and Hunting Initiative is an effort to improve recreational activities for sportsmen and sportswomen and to boost tourism opportunities throughout the state. This initiative includes the streamlining of fishing and hunting licensing and reducing license fees, improved access for fishing at various sites across the state and increasing hunting opportunities in various regions. This year, Governor Cuomo unveiled the NYS Adventure License, which allows outdoor enthusiasts, boaters, anglers and hunters to consolidate their recreation licenses and benefits onto their New York State Driver's License, and the NYS Adventure License Plates, featuring nine plate designs available for free to those buying new lifetime hunting, fishing or park licenses in 2014.
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PSU » College of the Arts » Art + Design » Profiles » Nicolai Kruger
Adjunct Assistant Professor
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Master of Architecture, University of Oregon, 2004
Bachelor of Fine Art in Interior Architecture, Cornish College of the Arts, 2000
Nicolai Kruger is an Adjunct Assistant Professor within the School of Architecture at Portland State University. She is a Portland-native architect and illustrator. She spent 15 years in architectural practices, including Pelli Clarke Pelli Japan and SRG Partnership. She has vast international experience having spent nine years based in Tokyo, Japan where she worked on large-scale projects throughout Asia. Practicing in a context where hyper-modern technology and ancient building traditions can somehow coexist has deeply influenced the way Nicolai approaches the built environment. She advocates for resilience in buildings and communities. This is informed by her first-hand experience going through a 9.1 magnitude earthquake and its aftermath, in Japan in 2011. She has spoken publicly about that event and shared her own lessons-learned that are applicable to practitioners here in the Pacific Northwest. Nicolai recently founded Nicolai Kruger Studio to focus on what she is most passionate about, architectural illustration. Her hand sketches and watercolors evoke the essence of a place and inspire people to see its potential.
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Today, FilmOut San Diego is showing "I Was A Teenage Werebear," "The Sleeping Beauty Of East Finchley," "Finding Mr. Wright," "Leading Lady," "Judas Kiss," "eCupid," "Finding Judy," "Is It Just Me?" and "Poised And In The Throes."
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Q: Gem::Specification.executables does not match that is created by `bundle gem` command I'm learning about how to make gem file.
By using bundle gem foo, I created a "hello world" gem.
If I specify the executable file name, it works fine.
Gem::Specification.new do |spec|
  spec.executables   = "foo"
end

But as a default Gem::Specification.executables is set like this.
Gem::Specification.new do |spec|
  spec.executables   = spec.files.grep(%r{^bin/}) { |f| File.basename(f) }
end

I thought this method find all files under the bin directory. But it doesn't work in my environment.
It's not a big matter to rewrite it every time I make a gem.
But I want to make it clear why this is not working for me.
My environments are:
ruby 2.0.0-p247 with rbenv,
bundle 1.3.5,
gem 2.0.3,
Ubuntu 12.04.

A: The key line is right above spec.executables.
 spec.files         = `git ls-files -z`.split("\x0")

Git is being used to list files, if you haven't committed the addition of bin/, the file list will not have changed and thus your executable will not be built and added.

A: I have this problem as well. While seemingly intuitive, it doesn't appear to work for me at all. However, looking at other gems on GitHub, it looks like you can just specify the gem itself and the default /bin directory will be used
spec.executables = ['MyGem']

EDIT: Looking back at this, kevinrivers' answer is also valid. FYI Bundler does assume you're using git, so both answers work (amongst many more - in fact, after I posted this answer I soon dug more into how gemspecs work, especially related to the inclusion of files, and I wrote a lot about it, if you're interested - http://chrisarcand.com/using-git-in-your-gemspec/).

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Every legend in Apex Legends brings something unique to the table and Gibraltar is no different. The behemoth of a man can bring the pain and level entire squads if players know how to use his skills and abilities. I've got a soft spot for mammoth sized individuals who are kind and caring but can also lay waste to enemies. Let's take a quick look at a bruddah who can do just that.
Gibraltar has two shields and how you choose to use them can greatly effect the outcome of a fire fight. On a bigger scale Gibraltar can drop a dome over his team that will protect from all incoming fire, which is perfect for providing an area to heal or resurrect team members. Be wary though, the shield is only up for fifteen seconds so time is of the essence.
The second shield in the big man's kit is the one mounted on the front of his gun. He can use it to block headshots as he pushes up against enemies. It can block a little more when crouched so feel free to try to get the attention of your enemies as your team flanks them.
Gibraltar's ultimate is one of the heaviest hitting in the game. When triggered he pulls out a grenade that will signal an air strike. In a top three situation using that can make sure your team locks in that sweet victory. Just make sure to run in and sweep up any downed enemies. I'd hate for you to think you wiped out a team just for someone to get resurrected behind you and shoot you in the back. This isn't Call of Duty, there's no room for crawlers.
Heavier weapons are the way to go when playing as Gibraltar. The Flatline is a good choice for when you want to play a more active role in advancing on the enemy. The heavy ammo makes it hit hard, especially in a tighter corridor. Using the Light Machine Guns is good for the opposite side of that. Gibraltar can use those as he draws fire away from advancing teammates. For a secondary weapon I still recommend the shotgun here. The mastiff can ruin dreams inside buildings so don't be afraid to get in there and crush the other team.
Gibraltar might be a caring and supportive teammate but on the battlefield he can be a ruthless warlord with the right guidance. Take these tips and go out there and make us proud. If you have any other tips that you feel should be shared for Gibraltar let us know in the comments below.