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Providing information architecture, project management, techology leadership, professional technology consulting, and web application development for over 15 years.
Specializing in content management systems, brand & marketing presentation, mobile & desktop web applications, information architecture and web technology consultation services.
A comprehensive redesign and re-architcture of the Philadelphia Museum of Arts Contemporary Craft Show website
https://www.pmacraftshow.org
Seven years ago Alphex Information Solutions was responsible for the build of the original website for The Philadelphia Museum of Art Craft Show.
In the time since , Alphex and the client have supported the marketing and communication of the in person craft show at The Philadelphia Convention Center by providing a website that allows for the advertising and marketing of the 175 to 200 guest artists at each show.
With the events of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Craft Show was forced to go 100% virtual. In the summer of 2000, we began a design process to identify what it would take to host the craft show virtually.
In the end, we were able to host the live streaming of 15 artists, and the presentation of pre-recorded videos of over 100 others, and then help maintain the heart and soul of the show, even in a year when it couldn't be held in person.
As part of this process during 2020, The Womens Committee of The Philadelphia Museum of Arts authorized the re-design and rebuild of their website to bring it up to modern design standards and to support their on going efforts in running the show, but in person, and virually moving forward.
We're happy to say that the 2021 show will return to being an in person event, with some remote artists as well, leveraging the infrastructure we helped develop for the 2020 show, to participate via remote video streaming.
The redesign and rebuild of The Craft Show website was done using Figma and Drupal 9. In partnership with Morgan Pendergrass who provided the visual design and UX, Alphex proceeded to build the new content management system in Drupal 9 and train the client team on how to update and maintain the content. Using Drupal's robust and flexible architecture, we were able to develop a content management system that is easy to maintain and flexible to support the growing and changing needs of the show's marketing efforts over the future.
Rapid solutions to the pandemic at an Ivy league university.
https://presentations.curf.upenn.edu/
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, The University of Pennsylvania's Center for Undergraduate Research & Fellowships (CURF) faced the challenge of supporting a suddenly online-only student constituency with the academic services and functions they had traditionally held in person.
In previous years, CURF regularly held Research Poster sessions, in person and on campus, providing a forum for discussion and discovery around the work done by undergraduate researchers across disciplines - providing a place where students, faculty, and staff can learn from and discuss the work done by the diverse student body.
With a newly all-virtual student population still interested in presenting work, CURF sought out Alphex's expertise in Drupal to build, test, and deploy an application inside of 2 months that could provide a framework for a research poster session. It needed to be robust enough to handle 1,000+ simultaneous visitors, have protections in place for preprint research that could only be reviewed by Penn community members, and not place an undue burden on already overtaxed administrative staff.
The result is the https://presentations.curf.upenn.edu/ website, using Drupal 8 (and upgrading to Drupal 9 soon) and Pantheon's hosting platform. The application allows members of the student body to authenticate with their "PennKey" Single Sign-on, and submit content to specific online events for review by an editorial team.
Combining the Single Sign On infrastructure at The University of Pennsylvania, and using Drupal's robust workflow and editorial review tools, students are able to enter content into a review queue, where editors who are associated with the event they are part of can approve content and publish the content for public or Penn-only viewing. Additionally, customizations of the administrative roles have allowed Penn organizations outside of CURF to host and moderate their own events with only minimal assistance from trained CURF staff.
Over a year past initial deployment, CURF has found success partnering with Alphex to deliver rapid solutions to their critical business needs during a global crisis, as well as planning for reusing the infrastructure to supplement in-person events once the pandemic is past, all while expanding their already comprehensive academic support services to The University of Pennsylvania student body.
A Drupal 9 build to feature the work of a leading advertising and marketing agency in Philadelphia.
https://www.weholden.com
Alphex and Weholden have been doing work together for clients for years, and when it came time to update their website, Weholden came to us to build them a flexible and scalable content management system solution that lets their own internal team build and manage content with no technical experience needed.
Using Drupal 9, Alphex built a website that allows for the assembly of rich media assets in a flexible responsive design to feature the agencies work in both still and video content in a large format to best communicate its impact and quality.
Klip Collective
http://klip.tv
Contracted to rebuild the Klip Collective website, Alphex worked hand in hand with the creative leadership at Klip to design a website that pushed the boundaries of what you might expect to see on the web. While needing to be useful on mobile and tablet for their ongoing sales efforts, we wanted to explore motion and engagement.
Our work led us towards embracing the large library of video they have from their work and putting it in your face immediately.
While many websites will show you a still image, leading you to motion, klip.tv pushes the video to you immediately and puts the interface for exploring the content in a format that makes it easy to explore without even leaving the home page.
American Productivity & Quality Center - Content Management System Strategy, Site Building, Administrator UX Design & Implementation, Project Management, Training and Best Practices consulting.
https://www.apqc.org
Alphex was contracted to lead the Drupal front end implementation of the new apqc.org website. Working alongside Southleft and Cashdollar design, Alphex worked as a project management and drupal best practices resource for APQC while implementing a new custom theme and administrative user experience for the revamped www.apqc.org and worked closely with the in-house development team at the American Productivity & Quality Center to integrate a number of internal business systems in to a new Drupal 8 website that leverages external APIs to power vue.js powered interfaces that are built as part of the Drupal site to leverage Drupal's robust content management system, user permission systems and performant caching abilities to present a complex subscription based content repository for APQC's international fortune 500 clients.
Linked by Air -- Drupal Consulting and Training for a ReactJS mobile web app powered by Drupal 8
https://www.linkedbyair.net
Alphex Information Solutions was contracted by Linked by Air to assist their efforts in building a revolutionary mobile experience for a major national museum. Linked by Air was tasked by their client to design and develop a revolutionary media-rich cross device mobile experience as a hand held guide for visitors of the museum. Linked by Air was required to use Drupal 8 as the data source for this application and with the help of Alphex Information Solutions was able to build the powerful decoupled application required for the mobile app and for the content management needs of the client. This successfully met the client's stringent IT requirements for enterprise scale and security coverage while allowing for the flexibility and dynamic interactions of a ReactJS front end application. This project was recently awarded a gold medal as "best app" for the year.
The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage - Drupal CMS implementation and Theme lift.
https://www.pewcenterarts.org
The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage was locked in a bespoke-custom made content management system that was not architected for expansion and enhancement in anyway that didn't require re-writing huge portions of its code base. The client required a new website that maintained its existing brand, identity & design but gave them far greater control as content managers in managing how their website looks and behaves with out having to know any code. Using a "component library" of designed and developed functional elements, the client is able to drag and drop created content and functionality in to a template using the content management systems web interface and build pages unique to their needs at any time. Alphex Information Solutions also migrated over three thousand individual pieces of content from their old website to the new one.
The Chemical Heritage Foundation
https://www.chemheritage.org
The Chemical Heritage Foundation of Philadelphia Pennsylvania is a museum and archive of the history of chemical science. Alphex Information Solutions entered this engagement to rescue the project from a previous agency exit and ended up redesigning and redeveloping the site from the ground up to finish the project. This project included the migration of over 5000 nodes and the re-architecture of the entire websites functionality around a "component library" that allows the content managers to custom build pages as they see anywhere in the site. The "component library" model ensures that no page on the CHF website is locked in to a template decision made at the time of site design - and is unable to change with out work of a developer in the future. The client's content management team is able to build layouts and pages as they need, when they need, with out knowing any code, to customize their pages to their needs at time of creation.
The Chemical Heritage Foundation - Oral History Project
https://oh.chemheritage.org
As part of the larger redesign & rebuild project of https://www.chemheritage.org Alphex Information Solutions also built a mini site for the Oral Histories project at The Chemical Heritage Foundation. The Oral Histories project at The Chemical Heritage Foundation is a series of interviews to capture the living memories of leaders in the chemist community around the planet. Comprised of interview detail pages, capturing tables of content, white papers and abstracts for reading and download, the site also offers purchase and request forms for the full interview. All of this content is indexed in a SOLR search engine for easy search result listing built in to the site. Using SOLR Alphex Information Solutions also built custom facets and search tools to aid the search efforts by the websites audience.
USFCA - Flagship Website
http://usfca.edu
In partnership with Happycog & Fastspot - Alphex was hired by Happycog to provide principal technical leadership in the planning & development of a large scale Drupal 7 website for the University of San Francisco. Over the course of 8 months Alphex distilled the visual & interactive designs provided by Fastspot in to an architectural plan for a complex content management solution that enables 50 content authors and editors, in a proscribed workflow, to manage and expand the content and scope of the usfca.edu website as they see fit. Implementing what we call a Component Library solution in Drupal allows the USFCA web team to assemble pages for any part of the site that are not limited by a set of templates or design decisions made prior to the need of the day. They have at their disposal a collection of tools that meet the design aestehtic to custom deliver content structures and content presentations that meet the communication need, with out being forced to use -or abuse- templates and design limitations that don't meet their business needs. Duran Goodyear, for the team, was responsible for daily project management interactions and project management practice leadership, while coordinating the work of 3 developers and 2 designers over the better half of 2015 to complete this exciting project.
honeygrow
http://honeygrow.com
Designed by Jen Denis, Chief Brand Officer of honeygrow, this project is the 2nd iteration of the honeygrow website which required a custom theme for a Drupal 7 website. The process for this allowed us to reuse the Drupal 7 site that was already in place, and build a new theme on top of the existing content scheme, reusing the majority of the work that was already in place. Alterations and additions to the content type scheme and functionality were deployed using Features to make sure the changes deployed to the hosting environment did not break the production website while launching, and greatly streamlining that process. The custom theme integrates a significant amount of custom work to allow for high fidelity scaling background images and html5 videos for a rich descriptive experience... ...coming close to telling you how delicious the food is.
http://tavernonthegreen.com
Designed by Nicole Hagedorn in partnership with KBot Consulting.
With the reopening of Tavern on the Green NYC, there was an opportunity to present a modern design and powerful technology platform to support the marketing and communication needs of the historically famous restaurant, while supporting its 21st century needs.
Alphex Information Solutions was selected as the Lead Technology Consultant for this project to assist in the technical architecture, design production coordination, application development and launch of this website. Along with a series of secondary systems to support the business on the web, Alphex Information Solutions continues to provide top-to-bottom support and management of the entire domain.
This site was built using Drupal 7, utilizing the immense flexibility of the platform for the management and ordering of content in unique ways across the site. The visual design and rich media requirements of the property required us to select a platform that would allow for ease of use, and ease of theming to meet the unique design requirements.
With the history of the restaurant and the incredible amount of press that was covering opening day, we hosted the site with Pantheon. Pantheon is an enterprise class hosting platform for Drupal, and between the platform choice and the powerful hosting package, the site was able to support over 200,000 page views in the first 20 days of operation. Impressive conversion rates were made between people visiting the site, and completing reservations to have a meal at the restaurant after its opening day. You can read more about the launch success here.
Template Driven Marketing Websites for a movie studio
http://revengeofthegreendragons.com
http://www.thecaptivemovie.com
http://sonofagun-movie.com
http://enemy-movie.com
http://locke-movie.com
http://spectacularnowmovie.com
The production studio for these films contracted Alphex Information Solutions in Partnership with Pixel Parlor to build a series of websites to support the marketing efforts of these films. These sites, built on a Drupal 7 template, allowed for the rapid deployment of marketing websites in response to the fast pace of the industry.
Website links taken down as their registrations have expired or they've been shut down.
Sustainable 19125 & 19134
http://sustainable19125and19134.org
This major redevelopment of an important neighborhood community website was finished in July 2013. The Sustainable 19125 & 19134 website, built on Drupal 7, integrates with Google Maps to allow members of the community to create accounts, log in to the website, and record "Green Actions", that catalog the sustainability and environmental efforts they undertake to help make the New Kensington area of Philadelphia a better place to live. This site was designed, in partnership, by Pixel Parlor - an interactive & print design studio in Philadelphia.
Philadelphia Museum of Arts Craft Show
http://pmacraftshow.org
The first major redesign of the PMA Craft Show Website in 6 years. Alphex Information Solutions was selected by Machinery - a leading marketing & design firm in Philadelphia - to lead the information architecture process, functionality design & eventual development & programming of the new craft show web site.
Cal Ripken, Sr. Foundation Portal
http://crsfportal.org
Contracted to construct the members information portal for the Cal Ripken, Sr. Foundation via a 3rd party. Built with Drupal 7 using media embeds from Brightcove. Significant portion of content located behind a members login. Drupal CMS allows the Foundation's staff to easily manage all of the content on the site and embed videos as needed.
Saint Lucifer Spice Shopify Store
http://saintluciferspice.com
Built on Shopify for a small Philadelphia spice creator. Provided code & consulting for the construction of a custom Shopify theme for this store, based on delivered graphic design.
Eddies Rod & Custom Business Website
http://eddiesrodandcustom.com
Built on Drupal 8, this is the site for an award winning auto body and custom car builder in Missouri. The Drupal 8 CMS allows the owners of the shop to upload new content when ever they have a new project, or when ever there's any news they wish to share with the world.
Philadelphia Pet Hotel & Villas
http://phillypethotel.com
Built on Drupal 6 for the award winning Philadelphia Pet Hotel. The web application features custom functionality to engage existing and potential customers by helping them build a quote for the services they're hoping to find for their pets. The CMS allows the content managers to update prices and types of services offered so that the quote system reflects real prices and avalibility.
Contact me : duran [at] alphex [dot] com // 267.225.7439


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Kwei--Wed
For two years, data scientist Francis Haugen, 37, was a project manager for Facebook until she left in May 2019. On October 3, 2021, she appeared on CBS's 60 Minutes as a whistleblower revealing the dark, murky dealings of Facebook and the social networking service it owns, Instagram. At issue are the algorithms that these entities use to engage its users for as long as possible, leading to distress and suicidal or near-suicidal acts.
An algorithm is a process or set of rules to be followed in calculations or other problem-solving operations and ending with a solution or goal. Algorithms are used in industry and medicine as a tool to know what needs to be done next. In medical training, we often studied eye-glazing, sleep-inducing diagnostic algorithms like the one shown below. Paradoxically, the more skilled a physician you were, the less you needed to rely on algorithms on paper because you knew it in your soul.
So then, what are algorithms on Facebook and Instagram? I question whether algorithm is not a euphemistically neutral word that conceals what is actually happening. When I read about FB/IG algorithms, I see quotes like,
The new [2021] Instagram algorithm dictates the order of the posts that users see when they're scrolling through their feed.
Based on specific signals, it prioritizes the best posts, pushing the most relevant ones toward the top and giving them the most visibility, while other content ends up being placed further down.
To me, this isn't quite an algorithm, which gives options for different outcomes. This is a decree on what the outcome must always be: give the [best posts] the most visibility. An algorithm starts at the beginning and moves forward through various options to arrive at several possible outcomes. An Instagram algorithm starts at the end with a fixed outcome, keep as many eyes on the screen for the longest time.
According to Frances Haugen, FB/IG harms teenagers, the company knows it, but they've done nothing about it because all this is good for the bottom line. In addition, Facebook was aware that misinformation, hate speech, and divisive political speech on their apps were affecting societies around the world. This could include in 2018 when the Myanmar military used Facebook to launch a coup. Facebook knows that fear and anger are the most effective means of promoting engagement.
Instagram, the more visual of the two platforms, has devastated teens all over the world. Instagram's own research finds thirteen percent of teen girls say Instagram makes thoughts of suicide worse, and seventeen percent stated that Instagram made eating disorders worse. FB/IG has been compared to the tactics of tobacco companies decades ago: They knew tobacco was bad, but they hid the evidence because it would reduce the bottom line.
Adults, too, using FB/IG may be aware of the way they are being manipulated. If you show interest, even casually, in a particular item, you will soon be targeted with ads of that product or variations of it.
There's something smug, smarmy, and arrogant about Facebook, not least because Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO, appears smug, smarmy and arrogant. This ick factor is much of the reason I'm considering boycotting Facebook and Instagram. I feel like I'm in bed with a slimy monster. I don't boycott companies only on the basis of self-interest; I boycott on principle whether it directly affects me or not.
If I withdraw, what might I lose? I do use these platforms to let people know what's new and what books are coming out, but newsletters do that too, and my closest Instagram followers (those who engage the most) are probably also on my email list.
And lastly, what is the true value of Instagram followers for an author? For me, certainly not financial. There is no discernible correlation between number of followers and book sales. Is it something about being seen and remaining relevant and connected? Or ego?--there's a lot of tooting one's own horn on IG.
Labels: Facebook, Frances Haugen, Instagram, teens, tobacco
Michael Sears (of Michael Stanley) October 13, 2021 at 11:02 AM
Interesting points! I guess an algorithm is a procedure that has an objective. The question here is what that objective is...
As for the value of FB to authors, all I can say is that I once asked someone senior in the publication industry if they knew what worked in marketing. He responded that they knew that half of what they do is valueless, but they didn't know which half!
Jackie and Joel Smith October 14, 2021 at 11:29 PM
Living as an expat in rural Greece, I know a completely different side to FB as it serves as our community bulletin board, newspaper and television. Updates on weather and emergencies are found on it. Alerts for delayed flights and tips or travel deals and recommendations also fill my feed. It is also a link to those 'back home' - a place to keep up with those who never find the time to write but who post updates regularly. It is also a source of entertainment, such as reading MIE, and other such pages. While I guess we are in an age of questioning everything and finding the dark, the negative and the needs-to-be-changed in all aspects of life, I do want to offer that there are two sides to all things (former journalist hat on here) and that perhaps both sides should be given some consideration.
Jeffrey Siger October 16, 2021 at 11:52 AM
Thanks, Kwei, for making algorithms simple to understand--though far from that to create.

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37.3 Geek Girls
Freeing the Cage: Interview with Cover Artist Sandra Chevrier
Room editor Lindsay Glauser Kwan asks Montreal-based artist Sandra Chevrier (cover of issue 37.3 "Geek Girls") a few questions about her work.
cover artist,
37.3 Geek Girls,
comics,
Sandra Chevrier
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The White Crow
Christine Smart
Hedgerow Press
Christine Lowther
I want to write an intimate
close to the heart of the universe
poem, one that
embraces the simplicity
of a flower and the immensity
of the sea.
–Christine Smart, "The Sounds of the World"
This book about life, death, and grieving, infused with extraordinary observational power, is for sinking one's teeth into, with plenty to digest in all three sections: Here, There, and Here & Now. In "Messenger" the white crow is "Mute as a clean page / snowy white and cawing." So many poems are breathtaking, each stanza a gasp. A doe "leads her fawn to taste chocolate lilies," in "Rooms Outside the House."
Poems about construction are reminiscent of Kate Braid's work, not just for subject matter but also for their peaceful, thrumming cadence. Many poems are mosaics of stanzas that could stand alone, moving and gorgeous with or without the rest. There is an obvious haiku feeling to simple, eloquent statements of nature, "A white peony / beside the steaming teapot." The presence of the poet is never intrusive, but humble and observant, with a deep careful noticing that is quiet even when speaking of sounds.
Christine Smart may have developed her skills of observation while growing up on a farm, the youngest of eight children. No doubt her career as a nurse has helped hone those skills, as has her time at the University of Victoria, where she received a BFA in Writing, in 1997.
Loss and remembering are given the time and tender attention they deserve; there is beauty and hope in desolation. The author's deceased parents are simultaneously mourned and brought back to life through detailed attention to their characters; we feel as though we know them. Only the phrase "A witty man" tells rather than shows. "My father never touched me or held me / on his lap" says so much more and is an impactful opening to the poem "Nothing Personal." There is an almost absurd contrast between her mother's death and the rampant life of a blooming garden. In a longer piece, "Stand Up," about Smart's sister, the first in the family with "an Honours degree / weighty as a wool-lined quilt"—aptly put, as their mother was always busy with needles and making—the reader, by its end, is cheering, fist in air:
She stood up for aboriginals, for women's
rights, for daycare and children, she stood up
for the homeless, for missing women,
and after ten long years, in the late 'sixties
when my mother tried to talk her out of it,
when divorce was a bad word,
she stood up
against her husband
and left.
Poetry's power lies in showing us how to look for the commonly unnoticed,and experience how the freshly observed profoundly enriches. Christine Smart, in this, her fourth book, powerfully, "plays the harmonica to rustle rain."
Christine Lowther,
Christine Smart,
CanLit,
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PostApoc
Liz Worth
Now or Never Publishing
Whitney Moran
This novel is dedicated to nightmares, and rightly so. The story of Ang, who survives a suicide pact only to find herself at the end of the world, is as dark and lucid as the strangest terrors that befall us behind closed eyelids.
Set in Worth's hometown of Toronto, the thesis of PostApoc—much like its characters— bursts forth with violent self-awareness, and is best characterized by one of Ang's internal monologues: "If you fail to die when you're supposed to, does it destroy the order of the earth?" Replete with guilt following her failure to end her own life, Ang convinces herself that her own choices may have brought upon "The End of Days."
With the keen eyes and eclectic lexicon of a poet, as demonstrated in her 2011 collection Amphetamine Heart (Guernica Editions), Worth tells her story through Ang, in fragments rife with anxiety and dread: "If I'd died that day would we still have the rhythm of the seasons? [ ... ] We lost the colour green and forgot that branches used to be something more than spiderlong fingers that snap in frail air." Using drugs made from the ashes of the dead to create the illusion of life in a near-death state is the irony of Ang's existence; in many ways, this is a novel about barely surviving.
Much like Worth's other works, particularly Treat Me Like Dirt: An Oral History of Punk in Toronto and Beyond (Bongo Beat Books, 2009), the fulcrum here is punk music. The characters covet the ethos of a group of bands that form a musical underground plagued with nihilism, following a jagged, sonorous path into the very depths of darkness. And it is at the end of the world that music becomes both a means to an end, and to survival.
While not entirely new territory for this darling of the macabre, Worth's novel is a study in discomfort—the reader is held captive by the same undercurrent of disorientation and fear as the characters. And it achieves this through an unfaltering dedication to atmosphere: the setting serves as protagonist, forcing us into the decay, degradation, and detritus of a world left behind. The things Ang and her friends do to survive become a larger philosophical question for all of us: How far would we be willing to go—and would we bother?
Liz Worth,
PostApoc,
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Interview with Amanda Sun
Meet Amanda Sun, former Room collective member and author of the young adult series Paper Gods.
RoomMate,
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Premier League (English Wikipedia)
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Wheat hits six-week high as Plains weather warnings issued
Wheat futures rallied to six-and-a-half-week highs after a series of severe weather warnings were issued by in Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas, with strong winds, hail, and thunderstorms all expected to hit the heart of the US' hard red winter territory.
"Outbreak of tornadoes and severe thunderstorms expected over parts of the southern Plains this afternoon and tonight," the US National Weather Service on Monday.
The front month Kansas City HRW contract rallied over 5% from Friday's close to $4.395/bu at 1515 London time, its highest level since April 4.
By 1705 in London it was trading 4.5% higher from Friday's close at $4.3675/bu.
It dragged Chicago wheat 4% higher with it to its highest price since February 25, with SRW touching $4.8125/bu by 1705 in London.
"(There are) concerns about the quality of the young winter wheat, as excessive moisture increases the risk of fungal infections," Commerzbank said in a client note Monday.
It follows a series of torrential rains that have hit the US in recent weeks, flooding croplands and delaying corn and soybean plantings across the Midwest.
Winter wheat, which has already been in the ground for several months, had appeared to avoid the worst effects of the wet weather, although questions are now being asked of its impact on the developing crop.
The effects were felt outside of the US futures market, with sellers in the cash market stepping back to mull the impact Monday's rally.
"It's really difficult to find sellers, they are waiting for (tonight's USDA) sowing numbers and fear a short squeeze," a broker told Agricensus.
The US is forecast to produce 51.6 million mt of wheat in the 2019/20 marketing year according to the USDA's monthly WASDE report published earlier this month, a 0.6% year-on-year increase after planted area slumped to its lowest level since 1909.
Autor | Agricensus
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Q: Using Generalized Linear Mixed-Effects Models with percentage value as dependent variable I have two studies:
STUDY1:
Independent variables:
 1. between-subject factor ABILITY (typical, deficit)
 2. within-subject categorical variable TEST_LANGUAGE (lang1, lang2)
 3. within-subject categorical variable YEAR (year1, year2).
Dependent variable:
 1. VSCORE, a percentage value, in effect a continuous variable with min=0.0 max=100.0

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Independent variables:
 1. between-subject a percentage value, in effect a continuous variable with min=20.0 max=100.0
 2. within-subject categorical variable TEST_LANGUAGE (lang1, lang2)
 3. within-subject categorical variable YEAR (year1, year2).
Dependent variable:
 1. VSCORE, a percentage value, in effect a continuous variable with min=0.0 max=100.0

 Should I be running generalized linear mixed-effect models with family=binomial, link=logit? I am not sure if this is the right test.
I am using R.

A: You could consider a Beta mixed effects model that can be fitted under maximum likelihood in R by package GLMMadaptive. For more info, check the vignette: https://drizopoulos.github.io/GLMMadaptive/articles/Custom_Models.html#beta-mixed-effects-model

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For more than 20 years, we have witnessed NAFTA's destruction throughout America! Now globalists are expanding NAFTA with the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) to continue building the North American Union. We stopped the NAU in 2009, and with your help, we can do it again. Let's create the pressure needed to Get US Out! of …
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FORMER LAKE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD OFFICIAL ENDORSES DARCY RICHARDSON FOR GOVERNOR
Mount Dora, Florida – Since qualifying as the only third-party candidate for governor last week, Darcy Richardson is picking-up momentum across the Sunshine State. Former Libertarian Candidate for Governor Randy Wiseman, who recently stepped out of the governor's race due to health concerns, said he is 100 percent behind Reform Party of Florida Candidate Darcy …
FORMER U.S. SENATE CANDIDATE ENDORSES DARCY RICHARDSON FOR GOVERNOR
Deland, Florida – Reform Party of Florida Candidate Darcy G Richardson qualifies as the only third-party candidate for Florida governor last week and receives an early endorsement from prominent former Libertarian. "I was both surprised and excited to see Darcy Richardson take the third line in the governor's race this year," said Paul Stanton, former …
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Immigrants Come Here Because Globalization Took Their Jobs Back There
By Jim Hightower
Hightower Lowdown, February 7, 2008
Seal-the-border hysteria is everywhere. Instead of blaming immigrants for America's problems, let's look at executives on both sides of the border.
[...] Although you never hear it mentioned in debates on the issue, you might start with this reality: Most Mexican people really would prefer to live in their own country. Can we all say, duh? Pedro Martin, who has seen most of the young men and women in his small village depart for El Norte, put it this way: "Up north, even though they pay more, you're not necessarily living as well. You feel out of place. Here you can walk around the whole town, and it's comfortable. Life is easier." [...]
http://www.alternet.org/story/76076/
Labels: economic impact, enforcement, politics, root causes
On the Right: Immigration "Misfires" and "Fizzles"
Immigration Misfire
By Rosa Rosales
Wall Street Journal, February 5, 2008
Political pundits used to maintain that the American electorate was galvanized around the issue of illegal immigration. Voters, they claimed, would punish any candidate who failed to take a tough stance on immigrants and did not adamantly oppose the "A" word--Amnesty--in all its tortured definitions.
Yet a funny thing happened in Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina and Florida. The most anti-immigrant candidates performed below expectations, and those accused of supporting amnesty and in-state tuition for undocumented immigrants won. [...]
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB120217267552142823.html?mod=Letters
Immigration--The Big Fizzle
By Markos Moulitsas
The Hill, February 5, 2008
The irony is superb. In an election cycle that has seen many Republicans pin their fading hopes on a last-ditch effort to demonize immigrants, their party appears well on its way to nominating the candidate least hostile to immigration.
By the time you read this, Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) may or may not have effectively secured his party's nomination; in either case, it's clear that both establishment and rank-and-file Republicans are coalescing around his candidacy. And McCain has consolidated his grip on the nomination in the face of his conservative opponents' desperate efforts to destroy his candidacy by scapegoating McCain's sponsorship of the even-handed McCain-Kennedy immigration legislation--a bill he would still sign into law today if here were president, as he recently told Tim Russert. [...]
http://thehill.com/markos-moulitsas/immigration-the-big-fizzle-2008-02-05.html
NYC, March 15-16: From Dialogue to Action
The Battle for Immigrant Rights: From Dialogue to Action
A panel at the March 14-16 Left Forum conference in New York City; time and date TBA.
As the battle over immigration heats up in the media, where is the immigrant rights movement headed? How can activists do more to support immigrants who are organizing against deportation, defending their labor rights and building community power? How can we respond effectively to tough questions about immigration and start to chip away at anti-immigrant attitudes?
Join us for a participatory discussion with panelists:
Aarti Shahani, co-founder, Families for Freedom (a multiethnic organization of families fighting deportation)
Ana Maria Archila, co-executive director, Make the Road NY, a grassroots group organizing immigrant communities in Queens, Brooklyn and Staten Island
Victor Toro, a founder of Chile's MIR, now an activist for the human rights of immigrants who has lived in New York for 25 years; founder of Vamos a la Peña del Bronx, currently fighting his own deportation order; his case is rescheduled for August 15, 2008.
Jane Guskin, co-author of The Politics of Immigration: Questions and Answers (published July 2007 by Monthly Review Press)
Moderator: Adriana Rocha, program officer, New York Foundation
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Speakers this year include Naomi Klein, Grace Lee Boggs, Tariq Ali, Staughton Lynd, Billionaires for Bush, Mahmood Mamdani, Adam Hochschild, Jeremy Scahill, David Harvey, Max Elbaum, Stanley Aronowitz, Frances Fox Piven, Patricia McFadden, Patrick Bond, Michael Albert, Naomi Wolff, Carlos Vilas, Dennis Brutus, Deepa Fernandes, and many, many more.
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INB 2/10/08: Danbury Protest, Chicago Sanctuary, Raids in CA, Utah
Immigration News Briefs
Vol. 11, No. 4 - February 10, 2008
1. Danbury, CT: Thousands Protest Enforcement
2. Activist Takes Sanctuary in Chicago
3. California: Toner Cartridge Plant Raided, 130 Arrested
4. Utah: 57 Arrested at Metal Factory
Immigration News Briefs is a weekly supplement to Weekly News Update on the Americas, published by Nicaragua Solidarity Network, 339 Lafayette St, New York, NY 10012; tel 212-674-9499; weeklynewsupdate [at] gmail.com. INB is also distributed free via email; contact immigrationnewsbriefs [at] gmail.com to subscribe or unsubscribe. You may reprint or distribute items from INB, but please credit us and tell people how to subscribe. Immigration News Briefs is now archived at http://immigrationnewsbriefs.blogspot.com.
*1. DANBURY, CT: THOUSANDS PROTEST ENFORCEME NT
An estimated 3,500 people attended a rally on Feb. 6 in Danbury, Connecticut, to protest a partnership between Danbury police and US Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE). While the demonstrators voiced their opposition outside City Hall, inside the Common Council voted 19-2 to invite ICE to train and deputize Danbury police as immigration agents. Mayor Mark Boughton, who backs the plan, said it will start with the training of two detectives to carry out investigations of immigrants suspected of human trafficking, drug smuggling or document fraud. [News-Times (Danbury) 2/7/08; Hartford Courant 2/7/08] [...]
Read the complete INB:
http://immigrationnewsbriefs.blogspot.com/2008/02/inb-21008-danbury-protest-chicago.html
Read the press release on Flor Crisostomo taking sanctuary in Chicago:
http://thepoliticsofimmigration.blogspot.com/2008/01/press-release-12808-sanctuary-begins.html
Labels: enforcement, organizing, raids, sanctuary
February Immigration Dialogues
with Jane Guskin & David Wilson
authors of The Politics of Immigration: Questions & Answers
Tuesday, Feb. 12, 5:15-7 pm
"Participatory Dialogue on Immigration"
At Central Connecticut State University
Vance Academic Center, room 105
1615 Stanley Street, New Britain, CT
Sunday, Feb. 17, 1-3 pm
"The Root Causes and History of Immigration"
with David Wilson
At Judson Memorial Church
55 Washington Square South, New York, NY
(between Thompson and Sullivan Streets in Greenwich Village)
Refreshments; childcare available
Sponsored by the Judson New Sanctuary Task Force
For more information contact the church at: 212-477-0351
This is the opening of a four-part series, "Over the Fence and Under the Radar: Border-Crossing Conversations." For full description:
http://thepoliticsofimmigration.blogspot.com/2008/02/feb-17-mar-19-radarborder-crossing.html
Labels: dialogues
Feb. 17-Mar. 9, NYC: Immigration Conversations at Judson
Over the Fence and Under the Radar
Border-Crossing Conversations
What does immigration mean today? Who are our new immigrants? What impact does immigration have on our democracy, our economy, our society? What would fair immigration policies and laws look like? What will the future hold and how do we build a strong diverse country?
Join the Judson New Sanctuary Task Force in a series of Sunday afternoon dialogues about this very complex and compelling issue. Each discussion, led by a guest speaker, will focus on a different aspect of immigration in the United States and our city.
The Root Causes and History of Immigration
with David Wilson, co-author of The Politics of Immigration: Questions and Answers
Who are today's immigrants? Why are they here?
The Current Law & Legal System
with Professor Nancy Morawetz, Clinical Professor and Director of the Immigrant Rights Clinic at NYU School of Law
What about following and respecting the law?
The Impact of Immigration on Society
with David Dyssegaard Kallick, Senior Fellow at the Fiscal Policy Institute and principal author of Working for a Better Life: A Profile of Immigration on the New York Economy
What is the impact of immigration on our economy and on our community?
Moving from the Language of "They" to "We"
How can we frame current immigration issues and the debate in ways that invite conversation, understanding, and action? How can we be welcoming without doing harm—to ourselves, to the undocumented immigrant, to our nation? Where do we go from here?
Judson Memorial Church
55 Washington Square South
Sundays, 1 – 3 pm
This event is free and open to the public
Refreshments Childcare available
Labels: dialogues, sanctuary
INB 2/4/08: Nigerians, Palestinians on Deport Flight
Vol. 11, No. 3 - February 4, 2008
(INB did not publish for the past two weeks; apologies for the lapse)
1. Nigerians, Palestinians on Deport Flight
2. US Signs Deport Pact with Vietnam
3. Feds Sue Texas Border Towns
4. "Fugitive" Raids in Wisconsin
Immigration News Briefs is a supplement to Weekly News Update on the Americas, published by Nicaragua Solidarity Network, 339 Lafayette St, New York, NY 10012; tel 212-674-9499; weeklynewsupdate@gmail.com. INB is also distributed free via email; contact immigrationnewsbriefs@gmail.com for info. You may reprint or distribute items from INB, but please credit us and tell people how to subscribe. Immigration News Briefs is archived at http://immigrationnewsbriefs.blogspot.com.
*1. NIGERIANS, PALESTINIANS ON DEPORT FLIGHT
On Jan. 15, US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) deported 107 people on a flight from Niagara Falls that made stops in Lagos, Nigeria; Cairo, Egypt; and Amman, Jordan. The deportees included 94 Nigerians, 11 Palestinians, one Moroccan and one Egyptian. Seven of the Palestinians and 39 of the Nigerians on the flight had no criminal records in the US. The flight was contracted by the Office of Detention and Removal Operations (DRO) Operations Support and Coordination Unit. The deportees had been transferred from various facilities across the US to the Federal Detention Facility in Batavia, New York, in preparation for the flight. [...]
http://immigrationnewsbriefs.blogspot.com/2008/02/inb-2408-nigerians-palestinians-on.html
Labels: enforcement, raids
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text: Our congratulations to Alex Lane on a great season reaching his first National Mens' singles final and being selected to represent England in the Thomas Cup in China. The Anders Foundation has supported Alex Lane for two tournaments in 2016 and will continue supporting him during the 2016-2017 season. MY BADMINTON YEAR 2016 WITH THE SUPPORT OF THE ANDERS FOUNDATION At the start of this Badminton year I decided to leave full time training at the National Badminton centre in Milton Keynes, after training for 2 years, and attend Bath University. As a junior I won the European under 17 Singles Gold medal and our National Under 11, 13, 15, and17 titles. I competed for England at the Youth Olympic Games in Australia and the World Junior Championships in Japan. When I left the National Badminton Centre all my funding was cut as I was no longer playing full time; however I still wanted to compete and train full time while studying for my degree with the plan of returning to full time play after university. The Anders Foundation has supported me this year and without their help I wouldn't have been able to carry on playing the European circuit. This year has been my best year since leaving the junior circuit. At the start of the year I won my first senior International winning the Mens' singles title at the Slovak Open. I then competed in the Welsh and Dutch Opens where I reached the quarter finals. I also played in the Scottish, Orleans, Polish and Hungary Internationals. At the English National Championships this year I reached my first singles final beating Toby Penty, ranked No. 2 in England and 103 in the world, in the semi-finals. I was then picked to represent England at the World Team Championships, the Thomas Cup, in China in May. Here I was awarded my first Senior Cap and only lost in three close sets to Soon Huat Goh from Malaysia who is ranked number 53 in the world. In my second match I beat David Peng of Germany. I have now finished my first year at university so will be training back at the National Badminton Centre throughout the summer with my next tournament in August.


One of the first things Anthony Nguyen sees when he wakes up, and one of the last things he sees at night, is the harsh reality he tried 10 years to escape: L.A.'s knotted freeways. Nine months ago, he was one of those drivers, creeping along the 110 Freeway. His law office was in Santa Monica. Courthouse downtown. The 15-mile drive between them sometimes took more than an hour.


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The 2014–15 Saint Joseph's Hawks basketball team represented Saint Joseph's University during the 2014–15 NCAA Division I men's basketball season. The Hawks, led by 20th year head coach Phil Martelli, played their home games at Hagan Arena and were members of the Atlantic 10 Conference. They finished the season 13–18, 7–11 in A-10 play to finish in tenth place. They lost in the second round of the A-10 tournament to St. Bonaventure.

Previous season
The Hawks finished the season with an overall record of 24–10, with a record of 11–5 in the Atlantic 10 regular season to finish in a tie for third place. They were champions of the A-10 tournament to earn the conferences automatic bid to the NCAA tournament where they lost in the second round to Connecticut.

Off season

Departures

Incoming recruits

Roster

Schedule

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References

Saint Joseph's Hawks men's basketball seasons
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In early February 5 trainees attended an ICDP workshop as part of their training to become qualified ICDP trainers.
This project represents cooperation between ICDP, the Norwegian Church Aid (NCA) and Fundatia Umanitara Pacea (FUP), (Humanitarian Foundation for Peace). The goal is to increase the psycho-social wellbeing for children in the Bacau region, through improved parent-child communication. FUP is a non-political, non-governmental organization founded in 2000 by the Franciscan order with the purpose of assisting poor and marginalized people with a special focus on children's and young people's education.
The February workshop was the second ICDP workshop at trainer level attended by this group of professionals from FUP. As a result they are now ready to start training new people to become ICDP facilitators. They are expected to complete their training projects by September 2017. This group will become the second group of ICDP qualified trainers operating in the region of Bacau, Romania - the first group was linked to the SOS Children's Villages Romania organization.