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Barrage Brown Ale
bar·rage [buh-rahzh; especially British bar-ahzh] - n - Military: A heavy barrier of artillery fire to protect one's own advancing or retreating troops or to stop the advance of enemy troops.
This is an English style brown ale. We use imported grains and hops, using hops with a more herbal quality to their flavor. Something else about a subtle complexity and it tasting damned good.
Angry Scot
A Scottish Wee Heavy style ale that is malty and smooth with a minimal hop impact. This beer is a dark amber color with a creamy off-white head. The aroma is bready with honey-like notes that blend together like sopapillas. Full-bodied, but not too thick, this beer has all the malty sweet flavors of a traditional Scottish ale with a subtle smokiness and the added complexity of oak and imported black treacle. At 7.8% ABV, this beer is strong, yet incredibly smooth and easy to drink. This is a dangerously quaffable ale.
Muzzle Flash American Amber
n - the visible light of a muzzle blast, which expels high temperature, high pressure gases from the muzzle of a firearm
This amber is front loaded with Cascade and Summit hops. The front end hops provide the aromatic hop flavors, but this beer doesn't have the bitter finish often associated with IPAs and other hop heavy styles.
Smoothbore Stout
smooth·bore [smooth-bawr, -bohr] - adj - Having a smooth, un-rifled bore.
A full bodied and full flavored stout, dark enough that light does not pass through a full pint. This beer is designed to be very smooth, such that it is enjoyed even by many who don't typically like dark beers. To improve body and texture, toasted steel cut oats are used, though not enough to be classed as an oatmeal stout.
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St. Barbara Heather Ale (Spring)
St. Barbara Sorghum Ale is a low-gluten ale brewed with sorghum, honey, heather tips and lemon peel. St. Barbara has been known for ages as the patron saint of smiths and artillerymen. Brass Cannon Brewing's St. Barbara Ale is a light, crisp ale that starts with aromatic notes of honey and flowers. The smooth, easy drinking body is followed by a light lingering bitterness on the finish. The floral notes and lively mid-pallet makes this an excellent spring beer that is well paired with sandwiches and light pub fare.
Split Shot (Summer)
The Split Shot is an American Wheat Ale brewed with 50% malted wheat and 50% malted rye. There is no barley in this beer at all. The Split Shot is a light colored, medium bodied wheat beer with a clean flavor and subtle spiciness. A fantastic brew for hot summer days. This was our very first seasonal brew and we are proud to bring it back!
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A Märzen style beer that uses ale yeast instead of the traditional lager yeast. The higher fermentation temperature adds another layer of complexity to the already complex style. Malty with grain and biscuit notes, this is the type of brew you want for your own Oktoberfest celebration.
More to follow with the coming seasons.
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- Shot formerly used in naval warfare for tearing sails and rigging and consisting of bolts, nails, and other pieces of iron fastened together or enclosed in a canister. The technical term for cramming random items into a cannon in lieu of a cannonball.
Our langrage line is a series of small batch brews. The line consists of experimental batches and variations of our existing brews. These beers are only available in the tap room and rotate often.
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A variation of our popular Angry Scot Scottish Ale. This version has less alcohol and less body, making it more sessionable, and we have added apple juice before fermentation to create a cider-like impression on top of the malty profile of the Scot. This beer will pair well with the coming Fall weather.
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Our Barrage Brown ale infused with hazelnut flavored coffee. We let the brown ale ferment to finish, then filter it through coarse ground coffee beans. This is basically the same as making cold press coffee, except using beer instead of water. The result is a smooth bodied coffee brown ale with a nice hazelnut finish.


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ESF must justify discrimination against Cantonese speakers
Posted Apr 11th 2008, 12:00am by Staff Reporter
... The headline of Fiona Bishop's letter ('Majority of ESF students are local', April 4) raises the question about what percentage of ESF's so-called 'local' ... of the ESF's intake) been offered the ESF's subsidised places at the expense of local Cantonese speakers? Ms Bishop's observation, that 'there is a higher ratio of Asian to western ...http://www.scmp.com/article/633271/esf-must-justify-discrimination-against-cantonese-speakers
ESF's reluctance in dealing with special needs 'disappointing'
Posted Jan 12th 2008, 12:00am by Icy Lee
... (registered as 'individual needs' students). In the past few months, a group of ESF SEN parents lobbied Legislative Council members for their support for two amendments to the ESF bill, ... representative on the ESF board of governors. For SEN parents, bringing the SEN issue to the forefront carries a great deal of symbolic, if not practical, significance. The two proposed amendments, which ...http://www.scmp.com/article/622663/esfs-reluctance-dealing-special-needs-disappointing
Questions raised over independence after selection of ESF's new board of governors
Posted Sep 11th 2008, 12:00am by Will Clem
... chairwoman Felice Lieh Mak, honorary treasurer Samuel Poon Yiu-kin, Kim Mak, chairman of the foundation's remuneration committee, and Peter Clarke, who has been chairman of the ESF's audit committee since 2004. Members with no known links to the ESF include University of Hong Kong professor of education Cheng Kai-ming, Standard Chartered regional chief executive Nicholas Sallnow-Smith ...http://www.scmp.com/article/652229/questions-raised-over-independence-after-selection-esfs-new-board-governors
Praise and scorn for 'privileged' schools group
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... the continued perception of the ESF as a 'privileged' group of schools, with a number alluding to the fact that government subvention linked with autonomy over fees gave it an unfair advantage over both local and international schools. 'All along, the ESF has enjoyed a special status among schools in Hong Kong,' said Tsang Yok-sing, of the Democratic Alliance ...http://www.scmp.com/article/629986/praise-and-scorn-privileged-schools-group
Parents protest over fees rise but ESF defends proposed increase
Posted Jun 19th 2008, 12:00am by Liz Gooch
... Liz Gooch Parents vented their anger at a heated meeting last night over a proposed fee increase by the English Schools Foundation (ESF). The meeting was held to explain the ESF ... schools, Discovery College and Renaissance College. The ESF defended the proposed fee increases and rejected the suggestion that fees were used to fund the private independent schools. ...http://www.scmp.com/article/642102/parents-protest-over-fees-rise-esf-defends-proposed-increase
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... Colonial administration's departure raises question over the need for the ESF James Middleton's 'Talk of unfair subvention for ESF ignores the fact HK has two official ... Kong's 'purposes of public schooling'. The ESF was established not for public schooling purposes but for serving British administrators who did not want their children in public ...http://www.scmp.com/article/661003/mailbag
ESF stands firm on fees after protests
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... is concerned,' she said. Ms Du Quesnay said the foundation had already told teachers their packages would increase and had 'no intention of going back on that'. The ESF believes the increase, ... meetings with management had only increased parents' discontent. He said parents were concerned that fees for the ESF subvented schools were only slightly lower than those at the private ...http://www.scmp.com/article/642400/esf-stands-firm-fees-after-protests
ESF's legally defined role is to teach English-speaking students
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... they contain. ESF schools are bound by law to offer education in the medium of English to children who can benefit from such an education. The local system provides well for Cantonese speakers. There would be no justification for ESF to compete with local schools for children whose needs are already met. However, there are many children in Hong Kong, including Chinese children who were born ...http://www.scmp.com/article/633687/esfs-legally-defined-role-teach-english-speaking-students
Foundation 'has big role to play in development of HK'
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... Mimi Lau The English Schools Foundation has a major role to play in the international development of the Hong Kong economy, Heather Du Quesnay said. Asked how she saw the ESF developing, once the subvention issue had been settled, she said that although opportunities for expansion 'are probably quite limited', she saw the ESF playing an increasingly important role ...http://www.scmp.com/article/657574/foundation-has-big-role-play-development-hk
Foundation chief to extend contract
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... Liz Gooch Heather Du Quesnay will continue to lead the English Schools Foundation until the end of the 2010-11 academic year after being offered a second three-year contract as chief executive. ESF chairwoman Felice Lieh Mak announced late last month the ESF's executive committee had offered Ms Du Quesnay (pictured) another term. 'I am delighted to be offered ...http://www.scmp.com/article/622673/foundation-chief-extend-contract
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By Mustafa Youssef, Sunday, March 23, 2014
KUWAIT CITY – Arab foreign ministers on Sunday supported a draft resolution asking the Arab League to continue its consultations with the opposition on assuming Syria's Arab League seat.
The draft resolution reaffirmed a 2013 resolution welcoming the opposition as the sole and legitimate representative of the Syrian people.
Arab foreign ministers meeting in Doha last year had supported a decision to give the opposition bloc Syria's Arab League seat once the bloc forms an executive body.
The Syrian opposition insists it has met the criteria after forming an interim government.
The bloc has earlier sent a letter to the Arab League with the name of its nominee for Syria's representative at the pan-Arab body.
The head of the Syrian National Coalition Ahmed al-Jarba met Arab League chief Nabil al-Arabi on March 11 and asked him to hand Syria's seat to the coalition, but al-Arabi pointed to the absence of some necessary institutions within the coalition.
Syria's Arab League membership has been frozen for two years now.
Syria's civil war has entered its fourth year, leaving tens of thousands of people dead and millions displaced both internally and in neighboring countries.
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Grandparents hold an enormous wealth of wisdom. That's why every Grandchild should take advantage of the situation and talk to their grandparents. Many grandparents love their grandchildren so dearly that they would do anything for them. Grandchildren should talk to their grandparents at least once a week and really, truly have a deep down respect for their elders. People don't get to be a certain age without a lot of hard work and wisdom gained by doing so. A grandchild should take his or her grandparents out for dinner every so often to let them know that they are loved and appreciated.
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4. Grandkids should ask their Grandparents what kind of toys they had way back when. My inlaws often tell their Grandchildren about the toys they had back many years ago. When I hear them talking to the kids, I love to listen to them, because they both grew up poor. They hardly had any real toys, they had to make their own toys. This is something I am so happy to have the kids discover-that the world isn't made up of just video games.
5. Grandkids need to ask their Grandparetns how much things cost back when. I remember discovering old newspapers in my Grandfather's home. The prices of clothing and appliances and shoes were so incredibly low price. I found out that prices of cars and everything has gone up so much.
6. How much money did you make as a kid? Both of my inlaws had to work when they were kids because their parents were poor. Then the Great Depression struck and they were in even worse financial straights. They both had to work, lousy menial jobs to help the family out. I wanted my kids to know this and I asked my inlaws this question. My kids were completely glued to my inlaws feet for a long time as they both talked about how poor they were and that the money they made was given to their parents to help pay the bills.
7. How much money did cars cost back when you were young? Car prices have gone up so much in the last ten, twenty, thirty years, that my son who is interested in driving asked this question. My Father in law told the story about buying his first used car for a mere $300 back in the 1950's. I for one was stunned. Today's used cars cost more than yesterday's new cars.
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[2.1.6.] Against the Inexplicable.
C4. There are "absolutely inexplicable" facts—facts that can never be explained—"unless to say 'God makes them so' is to be regarded as an explanation."
P4. The supposition that something is "absolutely inexplicable ... is never allowable."
Peirce asserts P4 in the following passage:
Every unidealistic philosophy supposes some absolutely inexplicable, unanalyzable ultimate; in short, something resulting from mediation itself not susceptible to mediation. Now that anything is thus inexplicable can only be known by reasoning from signs. But the only justification of an inference from signs is that the conclusion explains the fact. To suppose the fact absolutely inexplicable, is not to explain it, and hence this supposition is never allowable. (72)
There is a lot going on here, and we will not be able to discuss all of it. I will limit my explanation to just a few points.
First, about the word "unidealistic"…
Peirce tends to use the word "idealism" in a non-standard way…
idealism (standard df.): the view that everything that there is, is (in some sense) mind, or mental, or an idea.
· On this definition of idealism, perhaps the most straightforward example of idealism is the view of George Berkeley (1865-1753) that to be is to be perceived ("esse est percipi").
idealism (Peirce's very broad df.): the view that everything that there is, is cognizable, i.e., everything that there is can be thought about, can be an object of cognition.
· On this broad sense of "idealism," Berkeley's idealism is a form of idealism, but it is not the only form. One may accept Peirce's broad form of idealism without maintaining that everything there is, is mind or mental.
By "unidealistic philosophy," Peirce means a philosophy according to which there are aspects of reality that, for whatever reason, cannot be the object of an idea and that will therefore always be beyond the comprehension of human inquirers. On such a view, there are things about the universe that no human being could ever even think about, let alone fully understand.
Peirce believes that Descartes' approach is "unidealistic" in this sense. The tricky part is seeing why he thinks this... It has to do with Descartes' view about the mind and the body.
Descartes famously defended:
dualism (a.k.a. mind-body dualism and Cartesian dualism): the mind and the body are two totally different things, capable of existing separately.
A huge problem for any form of dualism about mind and body is to explain how the two interact.
Descartes held that
· the mind is essentially something that thinks;
· the body is essentially something that is extended in space; but
· despite being separate things, the mind and body can interact:
mental states/events
e.g., desire to move
can cause
bodily states/events
e.g., movement
e.g., pain
can cause
e.g., stubbing my toe
But if the body, including the brain, is a physical thing, and the mind is non-physical, then it is completely mysterious how one can interact with another. This is because it is completely mysterious how a physical event can cause a non-physical event to happen, and vice versa.
On Peirce's view, if we adopt Cartesian dualism, then we have given up any possibility of explaining how the mind and body interact:
· In 1890's "Logic and Spiritualism," he says that "[t]he obsolete Cartesian dualism, that soul and body are two substances, distinct, independent, [is] untenable as positing a double absolute, rendering connection of soul and body absolutely inexplicable either on mechanical or on psychological principles".[1]
· Dualism prohibits us from ever explaining how what happens in the mind can affect what happens in the body and vice versa. Ordinary facts, like the fact that scraping my knee causes me to feel pain, become inexplicable.
[2.2.] Peirce's Theory of Inquiry: "The Fixation of Belief."
The second article by Peirce that we will read is "The Fixation of Belief," published in 1877 in Popular Science Monthly. It is one of his two most famous works (the other of which is "How to Make Our Beliefs Clear, which we will read next) and the first in a 6-article series entitled Illustrations of the Logic of Science.[2]
As this title suggests, this series of articles is concerned with reasoning, and in particular the sort of reasoning used within science.
In much of the first article from which we read ("Some Consequences of Four Incapacities," 1868), Peirce was concerned with criticizing Descartes' views about inquiry, especially philosophical inquiry. In "The Fixation of Belief," Peirce provides more details about his alternative to Descartes' view.
But what he says in that regard is in support of the main point of the article: to provide a history of the development of the concept of truth, i.e., to show how the concept of truth has developed over the history of inquiry.
[2.2.1.] Historical Prelude.
Peirce begins the article with a joke: "Few persons care to study logic, because everybody conceives himself to be proficient enough in the art of reasoning already. But I observe that this satisfaction is limited to one's own ratiocination, and does not extend to that of other men." (108) In other words, not many people want to study logic because everyone thinks they are already pretty good at it—and usually they think that they are the only ones who are good at it.
He then proceeds with a brief history of inquiry. He describes a number of different historical stages and the assumptions made by inquirers at each stage about how knowledge is to be attained:
According to...
knowledge is to be attained...
the scholastics / medieval schoolmen
either by reason or by authority; and anything "deduced by reason depends ultimately on a premise derived from authority." (108)
Roger Bacon
only by experience; but Bacon had a very broad conception of experience, according to which it included "interior illumination" (so that by experience we might come to "know" that bread is transubstantiated into the body of Christ during communion ceremonies). (108)
Francis Bacon
experience, which "must be opened to verification and reëxamination." But this Bacon's view of scientific procedure was inadequate. (108)
Johannes Kepler
experience; a better view of scientific procedure than F. Bacon: astronomers should "not content themselves with inquiring whether one system of epicycles was better than another but [instead] sit down by the figures and find out what the curve, in truth, was." But still he lacked "the weapons of modern logic" and stumbled from "one irrational hypothesis to another" until finally getting it right. (109)
Antoine Lavoisier
experience and reasoning; he "carr[ied] his mind into the laboratory and ... [made] of his alembics and cucurbits instruments of thought, giving a new conception of reasoning as something which was to be done with one's eyes open, by manipulating real things instead of words and fancies." (109)
This can be read as an implicit criticism of the Cartesian method of inquiry, a form of reasoning that one can engage in with one's eyes closed.
Rudolf Clausius (1822-1888) & James Maxwell (1831-1879); Charles Darwin (1809-1882)
experience and statistical reasoning
This historical progression is echoed in the Four Methods of Fixing Belief described by Peirce in section V of this article (part of your next reading). As you will see, those four methods are:
· Tenacity
· Authority
· A priori
· Science
The progression through those four methods of "fixing" belief will echo the history of science that Peirce gives in section I of this article.
If you read carefully between the lines, you will also be able to detect that there is a different conception of truth accompanying each of the four methods, and as one method gives way to another, so does each concept of truth, until at the end, when we reach the method of science, we come to the most sophisticated of the four conceptions of truth.
Stopping point for Thursday January 17. For next time, read pp.115 (starting with section V) to p.122 (stopping at the sixth line: "Such is the method of science.").
[1] CP 7.580, W 6:391, 1890; not in your textbook. The work was incorrectly dated as being from around 1905 by the editors of the Collected Papers.
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Computational Models in Biology
MATLAB will be the "official" course language this year (some R materials still available as an optional bonus).
MW 4:30-5:50 Room B027; of ICL lab, Communications Building
Images: Terrence Sanger, Medical College of Georgia, Steve Coombes, Yulia Timofeeva.
|Professor Eric Shea-Brown
|Guggenheim 415F
|Office hours: M 10:30-11:30
Important: AMATH 422/522 W13 Discussion Board (link through here + netid)
Description and ObjectivesIn AMATH 422/522, you will learn about models that arise in the life sciences and how they're analyzed using modern mathematical and computational techniques. We will cover statistical models, discrete- and continuous- time dynamical models, and stochastic models. Applications will sample a wide range of scales, from biomolecules to population dynamics, with an emphasis on common mathematical concepts and computational techniques. Throughout, our themes will include interpretation of existing data and predictions for new experiments.
MATLAB (see more below) will be used for numerical computation, visualization, and data analysis -- and mathematical tools taught in parallel with their computational implementation. No prior programming experience is assumed.
This course is designed for students in a wide variety of departments and with backgrounds across the sciences. We assume only that we are starting with a working knowledge of calculus , together with a desire to learn more about the underlying science, mathematics, or both.
- Reading: EG Chapter 1, Lab manual part 1.
- Modeling objectives: prediction and theory development
- Introduction to programming: vectors, matrices, loops, logic, plotting
- (2) Matrix models -- discrete time, linear maps (2 weeks)
- Reading: EG Chapter 2.
- Introduction to population biology
- Linear algebra concepts: matrix multiplication and eigenvalues in MATLAB and R
- Dominant eigenvalues and population growth in MATLAB and R
- Euler-Lotkerra formula and root-finding in MATLAB and R
- EXTRA TUTORIALS FOR THOSE WHO WANT THEM. Please go through these in this order.
- review_on_summation_convention
- linear_algebra_review_overview.pdf
- geometric introduction to linear algebra by Eero Simoncelli (SVD section optional)
- notes_computing_on_eigenvalues_and_eigenvectors in matlab
- week_2_population_models.pdf
- noteset_3_population_models_part_2.pdf
- codes:
- eulot.m, eulot.R
- eulot_plot.m, eulot_plot.R
- Leslie_iterate.m, Leslie_iterate.R
- noteset_4_population_models.pdf
- noteset_5_population_models.pdf
- ADDITIONAL READING: crouse.pdf
- SLIDES: Stage-structured_pop_dynamics_sea_turtle_ex.pdf
- codes:
- loggerhead_stage_class_model.m, loggerhead_stage_class_model.R
- loggerhead_stage_class_model_check_power_positivity.m, loggerhead_stage_class_model_check_power_positivity.R
- (3) Stochastic models (2.5 weeks)
- Reading: EG Chapter 3.1-3.3, EG Lab manual (section 11). Also: Anderson and Stevens (1973), below. Additional resources on stochastic ion channels: (1) Foundations of Cellular Neurophysiology, by Johnston and Wu, (2) Introduction to Theoretical Neurobiology, Volume 2, by H. Tuckwell.
- Coin flipping and binomial distribution in MATLAB and R
- Transition probabilities and Markov chains
- Equilibrium states -- dominant eigenvalues return!
- Central limit theorem and deterministic limits
- introduction_to_neurons_1.pdf
- noteset_7_probability.pdf
- hist_demo.m, hist_demo.R
- noteset_8_probability.pdf
- markov_chain_simulate_twostates.m, markov_chain_simulate_twostates.R
- noteset_9_proba-and-neurosci-v3.pdf
- sum_of_exp.m, sum_of_exp.R
- channel_markov_chain2.pdf
- noteset_10_binomial_and_channel_counts_v2.pdf
- Paper: On the Quantal Hypothesis of Katz
- Data: SequenceofCurrents.dat
- Slides on stochastic ion channels and quantal synapses.ppt
- Reading: EG Chapter 4, 5.1-5.4, 5.7, 6.1-6.3. Also: section 5 of Amath301 notes by N. Kutz (see link above).
- Ordinary differential equations and vector "arrow" fields -- visualizing flows in MATLAB
- Nullclines
- Equilibria: Newton's method in MATLAB and R
- Stability and oscillations
- Numerical solution methods, MATLAB and R implementation
- Applications in gene networks, oscillators, and genetic toggle switches
- Applications in population biology and epidemiology
- Applications in neuroscience models and action potentials
- noteset_11_ODEs.pdf
- noteset_12_ODEs.pdf
- noteset_13_ODEs.pdf
- noteset_14_sytems_biology.pdf
- MATLAB CODES: repress repress_simulate
- R CODES: repress repress_simulate
- Carothers et al, Synthetic Biology, Science 2011
- Shen-Orr et al, network motifs
Stochastic differential equations and biological memory models --
(5) Agent-based models (0.5 weeks)
- Reading: EG Chapter 8.1-8.5
- NOTES on agent-based models
- CODE for example in E+G Ch. 8.1: agent_based_rice_93.m , agent_based_rice_93.R
- Additional reading / example: Cannas et al: Modeling Plant Spread in Forest Ecology using Cellular Automata
- CODE for the Cannas et al paper: agent_based_spatial.m, agent_based_spatial.R
- Reading: EG Chapter 9
- Least squares fits, concept of maximum likelihood
- Model optimization in MATLAB and R
- Building models: model vs. parameter error
- noteset_15_data_fitting
- noteset_16_data_fitting
- CODE data fitting examples: DATA FITTING CODES IN MATLAB AND R
DAY 1: Work through lab manual part 1
DAY 2: Start LAB PROJECT -- nonlinear cell reproduction (MATLAB)
(1) Exercises 1.2, 1.3, 1.4, 2.2, 3.1, 4.1 from lab manual -- individually, and
(2) Lab Project (Turn in criterion, code, and results from Task 3 -- working in a group of ~4).
Due in class 1/16.
Work through lab manual part 2
Start group LAB PROJECT -- population dynamics
(1) Please make sure you've kept up with reading -- Ch. 1-2 of E+G should be read. Overall, Ch. 1 in particular is a truly excellent piece on modeling in biology.
(2) Exercises 1.1, 1.2, 3.3 -- do these individually, no need to turn in but make SURE you understand them completely!
(3) Lab Project. (Turn in code, and results and analysis -- working in a group of ~4).
Due in class 1/28.
Work through lab manual part 3
(1) Please make sure you've kept up with reading -- Ch. 3 of E+G should be read.
(2) Exercise 2.3 of the lab manual -- do this individually, and save your results (code / analysis / plots) to turn in later.
Read through our MATLAB PROGRAMMING TOOLS- and TIP-sheet
Group LAB PROJECT 3 -- stochastic models
Turn in Exercise 2.3 (from previous week, individual work) AND GROUP project on stochastic models, in class Weds. 2/13
Individual LAB PROJECT 4 -- ODE models
Optional Tutorial on ODE solvers in MATLAB -- ODE Solver Tutorial
Codes for ODE Tutorial: ODE Solver Codes
Turn in first exercise from lab project, at start of class Weds. 2/20. NOTE this is same day the author of the paper in question will give us a guest lecture, make extra sure to be on time!
Group LAB PROJECT 5 -- Biological networks
Course structure and grading
Here's what you need to keep track of: (1) Reading, listed under syllabus. (2) Lab assignments, and HW, listed in table above, and (3) case study and project. Please check this website frequently for updates and postings.
Note on formatting lab and problem sets: these are easier to read if all the material for a given problem is presented together -- e.g. under "Problem II" you'd have code, plots, any analysis and results, then we'd go to the next problem. So, that's what we'd prefer. Thanks!
HW Policy: 50% credit if turned in late but within 2 days of deadline; not accepted otherwise. A guide to the course There are many parts to this course, but if you dig in you'll find it rewarding and enjoyable.
Your course grade will be calculated via the following weights: homework 40%, class participation 10%, case study presentation 10%, course project 40%.
ProjectEach student group will give a brief in-class presentation of a paper that applies the modeling and computational techniques we have learned in the course (case study).
These studies will be developed into course projects.
Presentations: FEB 27, 2013 in class (literature and plan), MAR 13, 2013 in class (final presentation)
Papers due to Shea-Brown Mailbox: WEDS. MAR 20, 5 PM.
Textbooks, Notes, and Course Resources
The required text for this course is "Dynamic Models in Biology," by Stephen Ellner and John Guckenhiemer (called EG below). A few chapters (including CHAPTER 1) are available free online, ***here***. The text should be in the bookstore. Also, amazon link.
This reference book is also critical: Matlab: A Practical Introduction to Programming and Problem Solving, by Stormy Attaway. You can buy it here: amazon link, or it should be in the bookstore soon.
The "Lab Manual" for this course is also required reading. This manual introduces, from scratch, the basics of scientific programming and computational methods -- and how to use them to solve and analyze the models and problems in the main text. We'll use a modified version of the manual, linked below.
OTHER COURSE RESOURCES -- Mathematical models in biology
There are several useful texts on mathematical modeling in the life sciences on course reserve in the library. Two of special note are:
A course in Mathematical Biology, by de Vries, Hillen, Lewis, Muller, Schonfisch
Mathematical Models in Biology, by Leah Edelstein-Keshet
OTHER COURSE RESOURCES -- Computational methods and MATLABWe will teach what we need here from scratch, but further information and reference material on numerical methods and MATLAB use can be found in the lecture notes of Prof. Nathan Kutz for AMATH 301. Prof. Kutz has provided them online here: (pdf)
There are a variety of MATLAB resource books available at the library.
MATLAB -- access, manuals, and further resourcesIn this course, we will make extensive use of Matlab ( The MathWorks, Inc) a technical computing environments for numerical computation and visualization. As an OPTIONAL bonus, some codes will also be provided in the excellent language R, which has closely related syntax and is used extensively in some computational biology communities.
There is access to both MATLAB and R at the ICL labs on campus. A Matlab manual is available in the ICL Lab.
Additionally, you can access MATLAB remotely by following the links to "terminal server" -- or follow this link to instructions for how to log in. Two tips: on mac, you might need to select "millions of colors." AND, PLEASE BE CAREFUL: on any platform, make sure you know where you are saving your files before you logout -- if they are on a remote machine, you might not be able to access them easily or at all again. You can even email or "dropbox" or "google drive" the files to yourself before logout to be extra safe! Or, depending on platform/setup, you might need to check a box such as "disk drives" to gain direct access to local harddrive or flash drive.
Another option is to purchase the student version of MATLAB for your personal computer -- this is available for a very heavily discounted price.
R can be downloaded free of charge for mac, pc, and linux variety, via this link.
Many Matlab and R resources are available on the net, such as:
- Matlab Hypertext Reference, Portland State University
Syllabus and course notes, AND CODES
Additional REVIEWS / MINI-tutorials:
(1) Course overview, introduction to programming, and introduction to mathematical models in the life sciences (1 week).
(4) Continuous time models (3 weeks)
notes on stochastic differential equations and biological memory models.pdf
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Have you thought about this world issue - obviously there's been a cancellation of a PGA Tour event before, and the ground swell was pretty quick from Tuesday to Wednesday when they decided to cancel it. Have you talked to the tour at all?
TIGER WOODS: I have not. I've come over from my house at Isleworth, played a practice round, pro-am today and I haven't seen anybody.
If we did go to war in 48 hours or whatever it may be, would it surprise you if they decided to cancel it?
TIGER WOODS: Actually, I think it would surprise me if they did. There must be a really good reason for them to do it if they did.
This may be unfair, but you're an American icon, you're a symbol of this country, do you feel that you need to make your views known about an impending war involving your country?
TIGER WOODS: No.
And why not, if I may?
TIGER WOODS: Because I'm not a politician where I have a say-so and a vote and a ruling position where I can make a difference. The people back in Congress are doing the best they can to make the right decision. And I'm not there. I'm a golfer.
But movie stars routinely --
TIGER WOODS: And that's their prerogative. My prerogative is to go out there and compete. That's what I try and do. And people ask me for my opinion just because I get the ball in the hole fewer times than most guys do.
Did you watch Bush last night, his speech?
TIGER WOODS: I watched a little bit of it, yeah.
What did you think?
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Do you ever listen to the Dixie Chicks?
TIGER WOODS: On the radio. (Pause.) What kind of question is that? (Laughter.)
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TIGER WOODS: What do you think? (Laughing).
Don't you feel like you've accomplished more when you've had to battle back?
TIGER WOODS: Why? If it's easier to win by 20, wouldn't you want to win by 20?
Charles (Howell III) said you just got a Hummer.
TIGER WOODS: Yeah.
Doesn't strike me as your type of vehicle?
TIGER WOODS: It's a GM vehicle. (Smiling).
Depression. Did that ever happen to you during last year?
TIGER WOODS: No. None of those things came into it.
I definitely felt more tired after every event because of the mental fatigue of trying to block out pain; also trying to compete at the same time. That certainly took a lot out of me. Plus I didn't sleep well at night because it would be aching so much that it would wake me up a lot of times.
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Wait till you hear this one. What kind of a crazy world is it when this KKK guy who is going to be at Augusta lists you as his favorite player?
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My best friend Lee Moczygemba turned 90 yesterday. You would never believe her age—she is always impeccably groomed, professionally dressed, hair beautifully styled, jewelry enhanced, and nails perfect. She still networks, each time meeting someone, or several some ones, who can become her clients. At 90, she is still … [Read More...]
September 17, 2014
That is a heavy word. When I was young, it was usually used as a demand for information, "Who is responsible for this broken lamp?" Later, I learned that every job has a list of responsibilities—things that you are expected to handle, no matter what. Even later, I took on the responsibility of parenthood. If you're … [Read More...]
2 coffees, 3 lunches
August 6, 2014
Losing that big contract was meant to be. I guess I needed to FEEL again the rejection, disappointment and outrage my clients feel. That was more than 2 years ago, and it still stings. A little. I wrote this article to explain how I got a new, better client in 90 days. Hope this inspires you. After some time of … [Read More...]


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Barry Skolnick's remake of 1974's The Longest Yard never gets as amusing as its opening sequence, a fake sneaker commercial in which soccer thug Vinnie Jones, playing soccer thug Danny "Mean Machine" Meehan, spoofs James Bond. It took three writers to adapt the Burt Reynolds vehicle about an incarcerated football player forced to assemble a team of convicts to play the guards, and the writers do so by re-creating certain scenes almost verbatim, changing the sport to soccer (rugby would've been a better choice), adding in the requisite Britspeak and attempting to update the material. While they no doubt think they've made a grittier film, theirs is actually the tamer version, less funny than the earlier film but lacking its racial and homosexual tension. And Jones' Meehan is made far less likable than Reynolds' Paul "Wrecking" Crewe. For one thing, he thoroughly deserves to be in prison, whereas Crewe, though a major ass, was partially set up by a scorned girlfriend. Meehan isn't as smart, and he's also selfish, willing to consider throwing the final game for his own benefit, while Crewe was willing to do so only to spare his fellow teammates from further abuse. Given that both movies expect us to root for convicted violent felons over those assigned to protect us, we need every bit of sympathy the cons can muster, and this time around it isn't much.
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"He saved a young Cassius Clay when he was in trouble in England, convinced Sugar Ray Leonard that he could somehow overcome the fearsome Tommy Hearns. Angelo Dundee worked thousands of corners, and had just as many stories about fighters and the games they played in the ring."
"It doesn't cost anything more to be nice."It's not how old you are, it's how you got here.
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Hi,Being brand new almost to dSLR camera's it's been a long and expensive learning curve as most will know. I have a D7000 camera an a few AF lens to go with it.Got the basics down with the photo portion of the body and venturing onward to using the video portion. Looking at the specs when I got the D7000 was a little overwhelming. Canon Vs. Nikon etc. etc. That I overlooked how many fps the 7000 did in Hi-Def.So to get the 30 fps, I'll be buying a D5100 body to fill that void. I would like to ask for some experienced advice from members here on which manual focus Nikkor lens you would pick if you only wanted 1 video lens to start with. I'll be having to buy a Redrock shoulder rig alongside the 5100 body, Redrock, and a LCD viewfinder hood. So I'm limited to just one lens at the moment. So what would be a fairly decent one to start with?To be used as an outdoor daylight landscape capture.I already have a Canon 1080p camcorder, it's so compact it feels like it will leap from my hands at the first chance it gets, plus the VR isn't the greatest either. 20 or 29 minute bursts will be plenty for me. Opinions please.Thank You!
Hey Again,Disregard this question. I discovered that the 5100 is unsuitable for my intent along with the D3200 unfortunately. Still not wanting a full sensor body I think I found a cost effective solution in the T4i.Anyone have hands on experience with that body? There's lots of utube talking about the still function but not much in the way of video.Thanks Again!
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