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Julie Brahmer was 18 when she first announced, at her high school graduation, that she wanted to cure cancer. Growing up in a small town in Nebraska, she was deeply affected by her grandfather's five-year struggle with non-Hodgkin lymphoma, a cancer of the lymph system. His suffering sent Brahmer on a career track—medical training at the University of Nebraska, the University of Utah and Johns Hopkins—that, almost three decades later, has put the 46-year-old surprisingly close to reaching her goal.
Brahmer and her Johns Hopkins colleagues are on the cusp of validating a game-changing cancer drug created by Bristol-Myers Squibb. The medication, called nivolumab, is a form of immunotherapy, meaning it improves the ability of the body's immune system to fend off cancer. Several medical centers and pharmaceutical firms are conducting research along similar lines, but nivolumab is the furthest along. Last December, Science magazine named cancer immunotherapy the breakthrough of the year. According to the magazine, "Immunotherapy marks an entirely different way of treating cancer—by targeting the immune system, not the tumor itself. Oncologists, a grounded-in-reality bunch, say a corner has been turned and we won't be going back."
The new drug being tested by Brahmer's team at Johns Hopkins prevents cancer cells from overriding the immune system. Normally, in the immune system, T-cells hunt down and destroy invaders, such as viruses, and any of the body's own cells that may be damaged and dangerous, such as cancer cells. But cancer cells have ways of shutting down those T-cells. "With nivolumab, a kind of antibody, we're targeting one of the pathways the tumor uses to put the brakes on T-cells," says Brahmer. This kind of therapy is called immune checkpoint blockade. When the drug is successful, tumors melt away—and may stay away even after the medication has been stopped. "For one of my patients, it's been well over a year since his last treatment, and there's no evidence of cancer coming back," Brahmer says.
In phase-one and -two trials, the drug was effective against some kidney cancers and the deadly skin cancer melanoma, but it failed to work in a small number of patients with prostate and colon cancer. Nivolumab has proved especially effective against lung cancer, the deadliest cancer worldwide and Brahmer's specialty. Many of Brahmer's lung cancer patients have exhausted other treatments; they had a life expectancy before this trial of under six months. But almost a quarter of those treated with nivolumab at Johns Hopkins have survived two years. The drug is now in phase-three trials, the last step before it can be prescribed to patients."If all goes well, nivolumab could be available for patients in a year or two," says Brahmer.
And nivolumab is just the beginning: Brahmer and her colleagues have similar treatments in the works. "We're developing additional antibodies to block other pathways," she says. Prominent researchers are excited. "If these drugs really can allow the immune system to effectively attack tumors, it will be a huge leap forward," says Jean-Claude Zenklusen, PhD, director of the Cancer Genome Atlas Program at the National Cancer Institute.
Brahmer realized early in her medical training that she values dealing directly with sick people. "I always knew I wanted to take care of patients, the way my mom did as a nurse," she says. And she was drawn to some of the patients with the worst prognoses, those with lung cancer. Brahmer's mother, in fact, was concerned when she learned her daughter wanted to specialize in lung cancer. "As a hospice nurse, I had seen those patients," recalls Carol Brahmer. "I asked Julie, 'Why take on such a tough illness?' All she said was, 'Somebody has to do it.' "
Doing clinical research—she sees patients but also runs drug trials—allows Brahmer to combine caretaking with science. "In our studies, we take the drugs that have gone through development in a lab and give them to patients in the clinic. At the end of a trial, we send the results back into the lab to figure out why certain patients responded in certain ways," she explains.
The people who take these experimental drugs have usually failed on more conventional treatments and are running out of hope. For these patients, Brahmer isn't a scientist; she's their doctor. She knows the patients and their families well and understands the difficulties that go along with a terrible illness.
How does Brahmer cope? "I have great family support," she answers, "from my husband; my 10-year-old stepson, Matthew; and my daughter, Emily, who, in the way that only a four-year-old can, makes things better because she's always so happy to see Mom."
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If you're ready for a window replacement but wish you were adding a little more room instead, there's a way you can do both. Bay or bow windows bring a lot more natural light indoors, while the outward-protruding glass makes any room feel larger and more spacious.
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Bay windows differ slightly in design from bow. Milgard, a great American window manufacturer located in Washington state, defines their bay windows as a series of three windows framed together to form a jutting expanse from the home. While the central window is typically a stationary picture window, the side panes can be nearly any window of your choosing - even a combination of windows. Some examples they give are of a central picture window flanked by two narrower picture windows, two casement windows or four awning windows (one atop another to the left with the same pattern on the right). These different combination options give the bay window various looks, features and purposes, depending on the needs and wants of the homeowner. Bay windows can be designed for views, spaciousness, ventilation or a combination of all three.
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Milgard bow windows are fairly similar, except that they generally consist of many more windows framed together for a curved effect. A bow window can become extremely wide for a dramatic effect on both the interior and exterior of the room it expands out from. Again, the series of windows strung together to make up a bow window can vary, depending on the desires of the homeowner. Typically, the central windows of a bow are fixed, while side or corner windows open up for ventilation. They can, however, all be fixed if you'd like. Flanking the bow with casements and awning windows are the most common choice for better ventilation.
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- Nationwide and Santander become latest major lenders to tighten mortgage rules
At Nationwide no one will be allowed to borrow more than 4.75 times before-tax income, while Santander has changed how it estimates what it will lend.
- House sales back at 2007 levels but market levels off with mortgage restrictions set to dampen buying fervour
HMRC said the number of residential property transactions hit 109,580 in June, a figure equalled in November last year but not exceeded since November 2007.
- The BBC effect? Properties prices in Salford up 12% in six months
The average home in Britain increased in value by £90 per day in the first six months of the year to reach £260,488 according to the latest report from Zoopla.
- Student Property Most Popular Product of 2014
Student property is the most popular investment of 2014, TheMoveChannel.com has revealed. The CUBE, a student housing development in Bolton, received the most enquiries of any listing on the property portal in the first six months of the year. Student property in Bradford, West Yorkshire, accounted for the second highest. Indeed, four out of the top 10 listings of H1 2014 were student property investments, including one opportunity in Florida.
- House prices will rise 8% by year-end despite summer lull, Rightmove says
The average asking price for a property in England and Wales has fallen 0.8% so far this month to £270,159, according to the latest index from Rightmove.
- Increased inflows could be detrimental to property investment
Stockbrokers Walker Crips have warned that property cash inflows are making it difficult for open-ended funds to use cash reserves, which is leading them to perform poorly.
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Buy-to-let investors still face risks and hurdles in the race to profit from property. Lisa Pollard treats her tenants well. Here are three of the biggest challenges to overcome.
- Borrowers take on longer mortgages to stretch to high house prices
Borrowers are opting to take out longer-term mortgages to cut monthly payments, leading to the rise of the 30 and 35-year mortgage.
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Today, official data from the ONS showed the average property price in the capital has soared by 20.1% in a year to reach almost half a million pounds.
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League Best 139 UMass Student-Athletes Named To A-10 Commissioner's Spring Honor Roll
UMass had the most student-athletes in the league attain a 3.5 GPA or higher for spring semester
Minutewomen To Compete In A-10 Conference Championships
From seniors to freshman and their strong nucleus of sophomores the UMass women's cross country team will need a complete team effort this week at the A-10 Championships.
Women's Cross Country Hosts The Black Bears In Season Opener
Julie LaFreniere and the women's cross country squad will open up the 2012 season from the comforts of their own home on Saturday, September 8.
As a junior in 2011 Cross Country: Competed in three meets ... Claimed 38th at the Rothenberg Race (10/14) and 11th on the team with a time of 20:41.3 ... Placed 54th overall and 12th on the team at both the Minuteman Invite (9/17) and Bryant University Invitational (9/10) with marks of 19:59.42 and 20:30.69.
As a sophomore in 2010: Cross Country: At the Rothenberg Race (10/16), placed 69th with a time of 19:54...Placed 58th with a time of 19:51 at the UMass Home Meet (9/18)...At the BC Invite (9/11), set a time of 20:25 while placing 89th.
As a freshman in 2009: Cross Country: Had a fine season as a freshman, placing in the top five finishers for UMass three times... Placed 38th overall and fifth on the team at the Atlantic 10 Championships (10/31) with a time of 21:09... Set her best mark of the season (19:30) and took 89th place at the Albany Invitational (10/17).
Before UMass: Ran four years of cross country and track at Summit High School under coaches Dave Field and Neal Sharma ... Helped the Hilltoppers to three sectional championships during her freshman, sophomore and senior seasons ... Team won conference titles her sophomore and senior seasons ... Qualified for the Penn Relays and the Nike Outdoor Nationals in the 4x800m during her senior year ... Took third at cross country state sectionals as a senior ... Was named MVP of the cross country and winter track teams as the captain following her senior season ... Also played basketball for two years while at Summit High.
Personal: Danielle Christine Allocco ... Born July 20, 1991, in Summit, N.J., to Dennis and Cathy Allocco ... Has one sister, Katelyn, who is on the crew team at UMass ... Majoring in Kinesiology.
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The Class of 2010 has commenced, and there are hundreds of thousands eager, ambitious, hard working graduates hitting the pavement looking for a job. Everyone has great experiences that would make them outstanding for certain positions. Employers value these experiences - but more so, they value the ability to talk about these experiences. Hence, the behavioral interview question! Yes, these probing questions are awkward and s...
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Ohio police chief takes criminals to task online with social media scoldings
Tony Dejak, Associated Press
KENT, Ohio — If you're up to no good in this pocket of northeast Ohio, especially in a witless way, you're risking not only jail time or a fine but a swifter repercussion with a much larger audience: You're in for a social media scolding from police Chief David Oliver and some of his small department's 52,000-plus Facebook fans.
And Oliver does not mince words.
In postings interspersed with community messages and rants, the Brimfield Township chief takes to task criminals and other ne'er-do-wells — his preferred term is "mopes," appropriated from police TV shows and an old colleague who used it — for the stupid, the lazy and the outright unlawful. Even an ill-considered parking choice can spur a Facebook flogging.
"If you use a handicapped space and you jump out of the vehicle, all healthy-like, as if someone is dangling free cheeseburgers on a stick, expect people to stare at you and get angry," Oliver wrote last year. "You are milking the system and it aggravates those of us who play by the rules. Ignoring us does not make you invisible. We see you, loser."
His humor, sarcasm and blunt opinion fueled a tenfold increase in the Facebook page's likes in the past year, bringing the total to about five times the 10,300 residents the department serves. It's among the most-liked local law enforcement pages in the country, trailing only New York, Boston and Philadelphia police, according to the International Association of Chiefs of Police Center for Social Media.
Not bad for a guy who initially hoped maybe 500 locals would pay attention when he noticed other businesses' pages and decided to start his own three years ago.
Facebook posting, May 16, 2013: "I call criminals mopes. I do not comment on them being ugly, smelly or otherwise beauty impaired ... even though some are. I do not comment on their education, social status, color, sex, origin or who they marry. I care about crime and character. If you come to Brimfield and commit a crime we are all going to talk about it. The easiest way to not be called a criminal is to not be one. It is not calculus."
The chief loves justice, Westerns and dogs. John Wayne and Abraham Lincoln peer out from frames on the gray walls of Oliver's office, where the 45-year-old chats with anyone who stops by.
His Facebook messages extend that open-door policy online for conversations about road closures, charity events, lost pets and whatever else crosses his mind. Some are serious, such as salutes to slain officers and updates during school threat investigations. Others are light-hearted, like the attempt to find an escaped swine's owner with an unusual APB — an "All-Pig Bulletin" — or his promise to "ticket" child bicyclists with coupons for free ice cream if they wear helmets.
And, of course, there's crime. One posting berates a man accused of physically assaulting a woman and two children. In another, Oliver suggests that hiding near an occupied police K-9 vehicle wasn't a shoplifting suspect's smartest move.
Resident Mark Mosley, a daily reader, said he likes such "humorous arrest stories" best.
"It's one of those things, like you can't fix stupid," Mosley said.
His officers and others say the online character of the chief, a big, beefy guy, matches real life.
"He is definitely a very large personality. It kind of goes with his size," local fire Chief Robert Keller said.
Oliver's 15-person department handles more than 13,000 calls for service annually and deals largely with arrests for driving violations, thefts and drug crimes by out-of-towners. Arrests in those crime categories dropped last year but are trending upward again, and Oliver says it would take more time to determine whether the Facebook messages are having an impact.
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Synopsis by Maureen Knight
Notes and links by Steve Vander Ark and Michele L. Worley
U.S. hardcover edition: pages 570 - 598
U.K. hardcover edition: pages aaa - bbb
U.K. paperback edition: pages aaa - bbb
Timeframe: 16 February - 8 March,
In which Hermione gives
Harry advice on his love life, Gryffindor continues its losing streak
at Quidditch, and Harry's article is published in The Quibbler -
which is quickly outlawed at Hogwarts by Umbridge. Harry has
another disturbing dream from Voldemort's point of view, Harry
continues his Occlumency lessons with Snape, Trelawney is sacked, and
Firenze the centaur is hired to teach Divination.
Interesting facts and notes about the text of this chapter:
Still to come....
Characters introduced in this chapter:
Characters returning in this chapter:
Chang, Cho
Dumbledore, Albus
Finnigan, Seamus
Flitwick, Filius
Granger, Hermione
Longbottom, Neville
Lovegood, Luna
McGonagall, Minerva
Potter, Harry
Riddle, Tom Marvolo (as Dark Lord, in Harry's dream)
Rookwood, Augustus (in Harry's dream)
Snape, Severus
Thomas, Dean
Trelawney, Sybill
Umbridge, Dolores
Weasley, Fred
Weasley, George
Weasley, Ginny
Weasley, Ron
Characters mentioned in this chapter:
Barnabas the Barmy
Black, Sirius
Bode, Broderick
Brown, Lavender
Crabbe, Mr.
Crabbe, Vincent
Davies, Roger
Diggory, Cedric
Dursley, Dudley
Edgecombe, Marietta
Filch, Argus
Goyle, Mr.
Goyle, Gregory
Hagrid, Rubeus
Johnson, Angelina
Kirke, Andrew
Lestrange, Bellatrix
Lovegood, Mr.
Malfoy, Draco
Malfoy, Lucius
Moody, Alastor (Mad-Eye)
Nott, Mr.
Nott, Theodore
Patil, Parvati
Podmore, Sturgis
Skeeter, Rita
Sloper, Jack
Smith, Zacharias
Spinnet, Alicia
Sprout, Pomona
(unnamed) Quibbler readers who write to Harry
(unnamed) Hogwarts students who read and quote the Quibbler
(unnamed) People who Harry sees in Snape's memories
Settings and locations introduced or returning in this chapter:
Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry
Entrance Hall
Great Hall, the
Gryffindor Tower
Snape's office
Voldemort's room, where he talked to Rookwood (in Harry's dream)
Settings and locations mentioned in this chapter:
Forbidden Forest
Madam Puddifoot's Tea Shop
Three Broomsticks, the
Astronomy Tower
Room of Requirement
Ministry of Magic Headquarters
Department of Mysteries
St. Mungo's Hospital of Magical Maladies and Injuries
Exceptional character moments:
Enlargement Charm
Imperius Curse
Legilimens (and Legilimency)
Locomotor trunks
Shock Spells (a Quibbler reader thinks Harry could use some)
Links and Resources:
mythical creatures
D.A., the
Death Eaters
Harry's dreams
House Points: OP
Educational Decrees
Quidditch Teams
Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes
Memorable lines:
"Well, he can do it if he doesn't think anyone's watching
him," said Fred, rolling his eyes. "So all we have to do is ask
the crowd to turn their backs and talk among themselves every time the
Quaffle goes up his end on Saturday."
The teachers were, of course, forbidden from mentioning the interview
by Educational Decree Number Twenty-six, but they found ways to express
their feelings about it all the same. Professor Sprout awarded
Gryffindor twenty points when Harry passed her a watering can; a
beaming Proefessor Flitwick pressed a box of squeaking sugar mice on
him at the end of Charms, said "Shh!" and hurried away; and
Professor Trelawney broke into hysterical sobs during Divination and
announced to the startled class, and a very disapproving Umbridge, that
Harry was not going to suffer an early death after all, but
would live to a ripe old age, become Minister of Magic,
and have twelve children
"Dad's reprinting!" [Luna] told Harry, her eyes popping
excitedly. "He can't believe it, he says people seem even more
interested in this than the Crumple-Horned Snorkacks!"
Harry was a hero in the Gryffindor common room that night;
daringly, Fred and George had put an Enlargement Charm on the front
cover of The Quibbler and
hung it on the wall, so that Harry's giant head gazed down upon the
proceedings, occasionally saying things like "The Ministry are morons"
and "Eat dung, Umbridge" in a booming voice.
Strictly British:
take the mickey
The chapter begins at "dinner Monday night" following Harry's date;
since Valentine's day was Saturday, this must be Monday, February
16. The Quibbler is published the next Monday, the 23rd.
The chapter ends "a couple of weeks" later, on an evening with an
Occlumency lesson, so that's most likely Monday, March 8.


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Breia didnt do as she had threatened. As a young girl at the Monastery she had learned enough control of her body that drinking to make herself that stupid was almost impossible. Oh she could do it. But it would be a lot of effort for little or nothing.
No. Some petty vindictive part of her had wanted to hurt her father, hurt Master Breia. She knew it was petty, knew it was childish. But she had wanted to anyway. She almost took back what she had said, almost run back to throw her arms around him and apologize. But her own innate stubbornness stopped her.
She walked onto the balcony, looking out. The city gleamed in the gentle light of early morning. So much vibrancy there. Yet with her training she could see and feel so much more. The nexus of lies and deceit that was the Corporate quarter. The dingy little lies of the government offices. The solid black of the underworld. All of it there among the glow of newborns, people happy to see the sunrise. The evanescent glow of so many people made her want to sing. At the same time the dark shadow of all those that felt out of place, ill used, or worn down made her want to weep.
She knew her place in the universe. Knew that she could do what so many of those sad people could not. She could make the world, the galaxy a better place. As long as she held to her training.
Self forgiveness was a big problem. She knew this to be true because she had made mistakes before. She wasnt perfect, and knew it. Her teachers had always told her to find a use for it. But this time...
Yes, Mother? She turned. Holani stood there, watching her. How to describe her mother? She could rattle off the standard Identification description. But that didnt describe the glow of suppressed energy her mother had always had. To her trained sight she was a glow of red from anger. Anger at problems the government faced, people that were a danger. The blues of her love for her family and her job. The shadow of pain she knew she had caused.
You have too much of me in you, my daughter. Holani said softly. She came over beside her, turning the younger woman toward the city again arm draped around her. Most see just the beauty of the structures, the lights during the evening. But some...
You see that darkness as well as I do, just differently. To me its nuances of the way a diplomat talks to hide deceit. The way they hold their eyes, or their mouth. You see even deeper. There are time I wish I had your gift. There I times, I know, when you curse it. Her arm tightened.
I never told you of what I was like before I met your father, have I?
No, mother.
I was a person that you would have been afraid to associate with. I was a liar a spy a thief and a murderer. I helped kidnap your teacher and came very close to getting her killed.
Let me finish. Thanks to my actions I have caused the deaths of the gods alone know how many.
Then I met your father. A young idiot with dreams of being better, of doing what was right. A young idiot that took that monster I had become and made me what I am today. An idiot I love so much it hurts.
He would do the same for you if he could. If he had your gift he would have set the world on its ear to remove even a tithe of your pain. But I know as you do that he cannot.
Mother, I caused Master Werrons death!
You did nothing of the sort. Holani replied. When you were coming home, I asked Master Breia to give me information on what had occurred. It is against the rules of your order, but she knows what I do for the government, what i was, and she also knows that I would never tell anyone of it. I owe her too big a debt for any petty actions on my part.
The Noghri would have attacked anyway. They felt pressured by the Corporations, by the governments, you and your master appeared to be an easy target for them to strike at, or so they thought. Your hesitation according to the transcripts of the security cameras was trying to figure out which weapon to use. You may have assigned different motives to what occurred, but that is exactly what I saw. Use your new sword, or use your forged blade. One brief hesitation. It wasnt something you could even know would occur.
Soldiers have it happen all the time. They are surprised, and part of them wants to go with one weapon, another part with another weapon. You resolved it. Just not fast enough for your own sense of well being.
Maybe mother. Breia looked away. I dont think coming home was such a good idea.
You know what they say. Home is where they have to take you in. Holani hugged her tightly, then held up a data chip. Koori sent this addressed to you.
The girl took the chip, feeling her mother leave. What would her brother have to say? A part of her pain had eased. Her mother, she knew, had been a bit of a rogue before she had married. Her mother knew weapons far too well for someone everyone thought was a socialite. Her duties with the Corellian Special Services should have been proof enough.
The chip fed into her pad, and she lifted it. Hi, sis. Got some interesting problems here, and the first thing I thought was maybe you could help.
I told the Admiral about you, and she asked me to send this. Before you ask, this is not an official government request. Those damn Pols would be arguing into the next century and we dont have that kind of time. The Admiral asked me to say that if you can help, we would welcome it. But we arent asking the Jedi, were asking my sister. Got it?
If you do come, could you bring some of Grandmothers Keflaka cookies?
Id do serious injury for some of them. Message ends.
She smiled gently. Koori and those damn cookies! She considered. Technically she could not accept. She was a Jedi monk and all assignments except those you happened upon in for travels were to be assigned.
Yet she was on vacation. Besides, this sounded... Interesting. She keyed her com line, calling the local Monastery. She was able to reach archives and records without questions, and downloaded all of the data on the problem Corellia was having at the moment. She called the military base, and a Courier was going to the fleet, then on to Coruscant. She was able to get passage by merely saying I am a Jedi on a mission.
The military at least seemed to appreciate them.
'To argue with those who have renounced the use and authority of reason is as futile as to administer medicine to the dead.' Now who said that?
From the one who brought you;
What we die for...
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- What is GeoDa's homepage?
- What is GeoDa?
- What does GeoDa stand for?
- What is the philosophy behind GeoDa?
- What is the philosophy behind GeoDa's help system?
- What are the current GeoDa-related developments?
- What is GeoDa NOT designed to do?
- Who develops GeoDa?
- How many people use GeoDa?
- Who funds GeoDa?
- What characteristics do my data have to have?
- What are the system requirements for GeoDa?
- What are the key components of GeoDa's license agreement?
- Are there licenses to use GeoDa commercially?
- GeoDa citations: How do I cite the use of GeoDa?
- Where to go for GeoDa-related support?
- I think I found a bug - Where do I report it?
- Where do I find out about GeoDa-related training?
What is GeoDa's homepage?
GeoDa's homepage is http://geodacenter.asu.edu.
What is GeoDa?
GeoDa is a free software program that acts as an introduction to spatial analysis, designed to implement techniques for ESDA on lattice data (points and polygons). It is intended to provide a user friendly and graphical interface to methods of descriptive spatial data analysis, such as spatial autocorrelation statistics, as well as basic spatial regression functionality. The latest version (0.95i) contains several new features such as a cartogram, a refined map movie, parallel coordinate plot, 3D visualization, conditional plots (and maps) and spatial regression.
What does GeoDa stand for?
GeoDa stands for Geographic Data Analysis (pronounced geo-dah).
What is the philosophy behind GeoDa?
GeoDa is designed as a supplement rather than a substitute to existing geographic information systems (GIS) and statistics programs. As a result, it only implements basic GIS functions. The user is able to export much of GeoDa's ESDA output to analyze it further in statistical packages if desired.
What is the philosophy behind GeoDa's help system?
Like with other help systems, the goal of this help system is to address user questions as quickly as possible. The help system is geared toward addressing how-to-questions; it is not designed to resolve conceptual questions such as background information on the meaning of a tool, details on the interpretation of results, or field-specific questions pertaining to tools. The help system needed to be cross-platform (thus the choice to develop it in html format), easy to update, as well as accessible and searchable online and offline.
Since GeoDa is designed as an introduction to spatial data analysis, the help system primarily targets researchers new to spatial analysis and geographic information systems. We tried to avoid jargon and included a glossary of terms to assist new users and non-native English speakers. By including references to background literature and formulas implemented in GeoDa, we direct users to more advanced coverage beyond the help system. Experienced users will find the troubleshooting and formula reference pages most useful.
What are the current GeoDa-related developments?
We are currently working on a cross-platform, open-source version of GeoDa (written in C++) that will be compatible with Windows (incl. Vista), Mac, and Linux. This version will have the functionality of the current version, fixes for current bugs/problems, and added regression functionality (e.g., including spatial GMM models with instrumental variables).
What is GeoDa NOT designed to do?
GeoDa is not designed for geostatistical analysis with data of a continuous surface or for analysis of categorical data.
Who develops GeoDa?
GeoDa is developed by Dr. Luc Anselin. He directs an international team of software developers and spatial analysts at the GeoDa Center for Geospatial Analysis and Computation in the Department of Geography at Arizona State University.
How many people use GeoDa?
GeoDa's user numbers have increased exponentially beyond 40,000 users around the globe (March 2009) since the launching of the program in February 2003.
Who funds GeoDa?
GeoDa has been funded by several federal and university-based grants, including an initial spatial analysis infrastructure grant by the National Science Foundation.
What characteristics do my data have to have?
- Continuously distributed (not categorically)
- Refer to discrete areal units (as opposed to sample points)
- Have no missing values.
- Contain a unique ID
To analyze your data in GeoDa, the data have to share the following characteristics (information about data size and islands):
What are the system requirements for GeoDa?
GeoDa runs on Windows operating systems (Windows95 to XP). Cross-platform versions of the software for Windows-Vista, Mac OS and Linux are under development.
Although there are no other system requirements, GeoDa's performance is hardware-dependent for very large datasets (e.g., several hundred thousand observations) and large numbers of variables (e.g., 50,000+). ESDA for very large datasets can be quite slow even on fast machines. On the other hand, for instance, GeoDa's regression models can run under 30 minutes for a dataset of 115,000 observations with 512Mb of RAM.
What are the key components of GeoDa's license agreement?
You are licensed to use GeoDa for free if you are a member of an educational or government institution or use the software at home for non-commercial purposes. You are welcome to install GeoDa in a lab of an educational institution (see Appendix C of the GeoDa User's Guide for installation issues that become relevant with server installations). However, we would appreciate it if you could send us a quick email about the number of lab installations, so we can update our user numbers.
The GeoDa Center and the Arizona Board of Regents of Arizona State University own GeoDa's copyright. Appendix A of the GeoDa User's Guide contains the original license agreement.
Are there licenses to use GeoDa commercially?
Although commercial licenses for GeoDa are not yet available, please contact Luc Anselin if you are interested in using GeoDa commercially.
GeoDa citations: How do I cite the use of GeoDa?
The correct citation for the use of GeoDa is:
Anselin, Luc, Ibnu Syabri and Youngihn Kho (2006). GeoDa: An Introduction to Spatial Data Analysis. Geographical Analysis 38 (1), 5-22.
Where to go for GeoDa-related support?
Beyond the help system, GeoDa does not come with any support. However, the Openspace listserv provides a forum where users can post questions and answers. The listserv is monitored by the GeoDa development team. Messages are archived.
I think I found a bug - Where do I report it?
Check the list of known bugs/problems. If your problem is not on this list, you can report possible bugs on the Openspace listserv that was established to support the GeoDa user community. Past messages of the listserv are archived.
Where do I find out about GeoDa-related training?
The training section of the GeoDa homepage lists GeoDa-related trainings by Dr. Luc Anselin.
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The Vietnamese that live in Fountain Valley are in a higher economic bracket. Fountain Valley is good for middle- or upper-middle-income families because of the good government, the good schools and the homes. I expect more Vietnamese businesses to show up as well. But they will be mostly higher-end businesses that need to break out
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I feel the Vietnamese community is proud that someone from their second or third generation is representing them well and trying to give back to the community.
And being able to represent the Vietnamese community is something I am proud of.
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It is a proud thing to see that the next generation is stepping up and carrying the torch and contributing to mainstream society. They are Americans now. They may look
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Little Saigon is very chaotic. The newer generation is trying to branch out and expand outside of Little Saigon.
Now that we are financially stable, we want to live in more of an affluent area. It is like a suburb of Little Saigon.
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Subjects: General Science, Life Science, Space Science
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1 large tomato
1 large jalapeno
1 small onion, coarsely chopped
1 clove garlic
6 sprigs cilantro
Large handful of fresh beans, in their pods
1/4 cup canola oil
7 ounces short angel hair noodles, or longer strands broken into one to two-inch pieces
2 cups chicken stock
2 red bell peppers, cut into matchsticks
1/2 to 2/3 cup pitted black olives, coarsely chopped
Cotija or queso blanco, shredded
Heat a dry cast iron skillet (or ungreased skillet) over medium-low heat until a drop of water sizzles on contact. Place the tomato and jalapeno in the pan and cook turning frequently, until the skins are blistered all over, about 15 minutes. Remove the tomato into a mixing bowl to catch the juices. Place the chile in a paper bag and let rest for 10 minutes.
Meanwhile, prepare the fava beans. Remove them from their large outer pods, and blanche them in boiling salted water for one to two minutes. Drop them in an ice bath, then remove their light-colored skins, revealing the edible fava bean within. Set aside.
When the chile is cool enough to handle, peel of the charred skin and halve it, reserving the other half for another use. Place the tomato, onion, garlic, cilantro, and half chile in a blender, or food processor, and process until smooth, about 1 minute, set aside.
Pour the oil into a dutch oven or medium saucepan over medium-high heat until it ripples, add the pasta and cook, stirring constantly, until golden. Remove all but 2 tablespoons of oil, add the pureed tomato and chile mixture, and cook for 2 minutes, stirring continually. Add the chicken stock and bring to a simmer. Cover and cook for 10 to 12 minutes, ensuring there is a bit of liquid left in the pot. Add the prepared favas, olives and red peppers, stirring them in and replace the lid for another few minutes cooking time, or until the liquid is absorbed. Serve with shredded cheese, giving it a good stir to make sure it has melted and merged with the ingredients.
* Could someone explain to me how I can add a whole jalapeno to a salad or pico de gallo, and the bite is mild at best, but somehow this whole one that's cooked for a significant amount of time (isn't that supposed to dull it's knife-like effect?), it's fiercely inedible? Because I'd sure like to figure this one out.
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Weekly Update - 09/27/2013back
Each week, the City Manager's Office provides an update that includes information on programs, services and issues within the City, as well as news, project updates and follow-up information when applicable. It can be found on the City's website.
Smoking Ordinance: The City Council will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, October 1, to consider the introduction and implementation of an ordinance that would prohibit smoking on public property, excluding the Coronado Municipal Golf Course.
Hotel Tax Revenue: The chart below displays the City's monthly Transient Occupancy Tax, or hotel tax, revenues for the prior two fiscal years. Revenue from hotel tax for the year ending June 30, 2013, was $10.4 million, which exceeded the prior year by $1.6 million. In January, a voter approved 2 percent increase in the hotel tax rate went into effect, going from 8 percent to 10 percent. The additional 2 percent rate accounted for an approximate increase of $1.1 million in revenue for the year, and the balance was due to normal growth. Calculating the current fourth quarter revenues at the former 8 percent rate shows a 5.7 percent increase over the same quarter last year. When comparing the prior year hotel tax to the current year at the old 8 percent rate, gross taxable hotel tax receipts increased 6 percent overall. Click on the image to get a larger view.
Caltrans Landscaping Maintenance: The California Department of Transportation hopes to complete its landscaping maintenance work along Silver Strand Boulevard this week. Caltrans started the work last week and made sure to notify the City when workers would be working in high-traffic areas. The traffic controls did not adversely impact traffic even though one lane of traffic was typically closed in each direction for the maintenance work. Caltrans and the City thank residents and local commuters for their patience.
Superfrog Triathlon: The Superfrog XXXV Triathlon is Sunday, September 29. Residents should expect some traffic delays along state Route 75 and near Silver Strand State Beach most of the day but particularly in the morning. The Superfrog will use the southbound lanes of SR 75 and normal vehicle traffic will use the northbound side. Vehicle traffic will be separated by orange cones and the speed limit will be 45 mph. Traffic delays will be in effect from about 6 a.m. to about 1:30 p.m., depending on how quickly participants go through the course. For information, visit http://superfrogtriathlon.com/.
Bridge Filming: Part of a feature film was shot on Friday, September 20, near the San Diego-Coronado Bridge's toll plaza area. There were some delays, mostly during the morning commute as drivers slowed down to see what was going on. The California Department of Transportation approves permits for filming after checking with the City. The event was listed on the City's Special Events Permits list, which is posted in the Weekly Update and online.
Shuttle Bus Service: The last day to ride the free Summer Shuttle Bus service is Monday, September 30. The Metropolitan Transit System 904 route will continue but it will no longer be free and there will be fewer stops. A special advertising wrap that was placed on two free Summer Shuttle buses will be removed. Here is the regular schedule for the 904 bus service, effective Tuesday, October 1: http://www.sdmts.com/RouteFiles/routes/pdf/904.pdf. The free service was a success, increasing ridership for the three months of service about 500 percent over the same period last year.
Fleet Week Speed Festival 2013: Fleet Week San Diego honors and celebrates the men and women of the military through public events that entertain and support them. Fleet Week San Diego 2013's Speed Festival event was held last weekend, September 21-22, at Naval Air Station North Island. The popular Car Procession through Coronado appeared to have gone off without a hitch. Race cars filled the streets and parking spots around Coronado Rotary Plaza for a few hours. The community appreciates the gathering of vehicles and fans from all over the country.
Photo courtesy Naval Base Coronado
Residential Standards Improvement Program 3.0: The City Council asked staff to contact former members of the Residential Standards Improvement Program to see if they would be willing to serve again. Many of the members, who gathered in 2003 and 2009 to update the City's existing development regulations, have indicated interest but some have declined. Interest will be solicited from the public with self-nominations, which will then be submitted to the City Council for consideration.
Special Events Permits: Special events permits issued for beach and parks scheduled to be held from Saturday, September 28, through Friday, October 4.
Wedding Ceremony
Bay View Park
September 28
Wedding Ceremony
Centennial Park
September 28
Wedding Ceremony
North Beach
September 28
Wedding Ceremony
South Beach
September 28
Birthday Party
Spreckels Park
September 28
Superfrog Triathlon
SR 75; Silver Strand State Beach
September 29
Video Shoot
Ocean Boulevard; Glorietta Bay Promenade Park; and Centennial Park
September 30
Wedding Ceremony
South Beach
October 3
Wedding Ceremony
Centennial Park
October 3
Design Review Commission: On Wednesday, September 25, the Design Review Commission approved the exterior design of a proposed four-unit residential condominium at 700 Seventh St on the southeast corner of Seventh Street and G Avenue.
Public Art/Nature's Bridge Brochures: The City of Coronado's Community Development Department publishes two handy brochures that take visitors on walking tours of Nature's Bridge, an interpretive trail on the eastern side of the Silver Strand south of Naval Amphibious Base Coronado, and of Coronado's Public Art. The brochures have been available for several years at City Hall, Library and the Visitor Center, but have been recently updated. The Coronado Public Art Walking Tour and Nature's Bridge to Discovery may be viewed online on the City's website: www.coronado.ca.us. Check them out.
Coronado Cays Entrance: A third public workshop was held Wednesday evening, September 25, at the Coronado Cays Homeowners Association boardroom to discuss possible improvements to the entrance/bike path crossing. Approximately 60 people attended and were shown 3-D simulations of a conceptual project to remove a portion of the perimeter wall to improve visibility. (See conceptual drawing below). Another conceptual alternative that would reduce the amount of bicycle-vehicle conflicts was a grade separation via a bicycle tunnel going under the entrance road to the Cays. To view the 3-D simulations, visit the City's website or click on the link above or image below.
Bicycle Lanes on Glorietta Boulevard: A preconstruction meeting was held with the contractor that was awarded the Scenic Bike Loop project. This project will install Class II painted bicycle lanes along both sides of Glorietta Boulevard from the Coronado Tennis Center to Fifth Street. This project is grant funded.
Youth Programs: This week, the tweens made marshmallow sculptures (see one teen's creations below) and the teens were treated to a movie and snacks. The Teen Librarian also met with the Teen Advisory Board to discuss plans and ideas for teen activities and events.
Brown Bag Piano Concert Series: John Mark Harris, a professor of classical music at local community colleges, was the third performer in the series of concerts being held in the Winn Room at lunch time on Fridays. His recital included classical favorites and original compositions. Here is the full schedule below. Click on the flyer to see a larger version.
San Francisco Estuary Institute: Researchers from the San Francisco Estuary Institute met with the Library Director Christian Esquevin to review the Library's collection of maps. They are studying the Tijuana River Estuary on the U.S. side, as well as portions of the Tijuana River and valley on the Mexican side of the border, with a focus period of 1770-1900.
Annual Terry Bennett Memorial Motor Competition: On Saturday, September 21, Coronado Police Department co-hosted, along with the Chula Vista Police Department and the San Diego County Motor Officers' Association, the 13th annual Terry Bennett Memorial Motor Competition at Silver Strand State Beach. Motorcycle officers from the region, as well as from Arizona and Tijuana, Mexico, participated in the event. Officers competed in the all-day event along a challenging course designed to show off their riding skills. All proceeds will go to the Special Olympics. The Coronado Police Department was well represented by motorcycle Officers Tom Adkins and Tony Graytok.
Motor Officer Tom Adkins
Motor Officer Tony Graytok
Accident on the Strand: Officers responded to a multiple-vehicle traffic collision in front of the Naval Amphibious Base at 6:15 a.m. on Tuesday, September 24. The collision occurred when a can of engine cleaner rolled underneath the brake pedal of a vehicle attempting to stop for traffic. The individual was unable to apply the brakes and collided with the vehicle in front of him, causing a chain reaction involving three additional vehicles and one motorcyclist, who was unable to stop in time and collided with the original vehicle. The collisions created heavy traffic delays.
Public Safety Open House: The 21st annual Public Safety Open House is set for Sunday, October 6. This year, both the Coronado Fire Department and Police Department headquarters will be open for tours. This is a community event for the whole family and a great way to meet your local public safety personnel. There will be dozens of displays from local public safety agencies as well as from around San Diego County. Mark your calendars and we will see you there. Click on the flyer to see a larger version.
Community Teens: This week, the Community Teens class headed out to Balboa Park on Monday afternoon to help park rangers with trash maintenance outside the Blind Community Center of San Diego. The students collected more than 1,000 pieces of trash filling three large garbage bags in the Florida Canyon area that leads down to a creek. Next week, Community Teens will be helping with the Halloween Happening preparations for the Community Center.
Kids in the Kitchen: Fall classes are going strong. On Tuesday, children mixed, measured, diced and chopped ingredients for a meal consisting of meat loaf and mashed potatoes.
Pet Parade and Chili Cook-off: On Sunday, September 22, Recreation Services hosted the 2013 Pet Parade and Chili Cook-off at Glorietta Bay Promenade Park. This event was co-sponsored by the City and the Coronado Real Estate Association, with proceeds donated to PAWS of Coronado. Here's a video of the Pet Parade and Chili Cook-off posted to YouTube by local SurfsUpStudio.com's Tony Perri: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kuKKoDhyuSE
Club Room and Boathouse Activities: Last weekend, the Club Room and Boathouse hosted a series of Paddlefit courses for all three of their certification levels. Stand-up paddlers came from as far away as England to expand their paddling instruction knowledge and improve their paddling skills. Among the class of 12 were a local Navy SEAL, a couple of police officers, a Boathouse staff member and many others with backgrounds in many different fields. After a few long days, all new certified instructors left with an extensive knowledge of the sport.
Pomona Roundabout: The City Council is set to receive a presentation on the revised design for the Pomona Roundabout at its October 15 meeting.
Major Special Events: The City Council is set to consider at its October 15 meeting approval of the Major Special Events Calendar for the Year 2014 and the adoption of a resolution of those Major Special Events in excess of eight for the year.
Mills Act Applications: The City Council is scheduled to hold a public hearing October 15 to consider the applications for Historic Resource Preservation, or Mills Act, Agreements for seven homes.


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Tuesday, January 22, 2013
So today was fraught with all sorts of potential landmines. Tuesday is my designated meeting hell day for the week. It's where I run our staff meeting, finance meeting, personnel moves & hires, yadda-yadda-yadda. I cram them all into Tuesday morning so as not to have huge "death by a thousand meetings" with tons of people in them the rest of the week.
Needless to say, this sometimes cramps my ability to duck out for a lunchtime spin class. On top of that, my afternoon today was packed with a slew of other to-do items to include phone calls, reports to get out, and a few visits from out of town contractors trying to sell me crap.
But there was a small window where, if my timing was perfect, I could split work, change, ride, shower, change, and get back to the office in time for my 1:00 PM appointment.
Did I make it?
You bet your Sparky ass I did! It was a thing of beauty....Stephen Spielberg couldn't have choreographed it any better.
What was especially good was that I got there just in time to land a bike.....5 minutes after I got there, they were turning people away because all the bikes were taken. Apparently, the January gym effect is still strong here in Florida.
The workout itself felt good. Curvilicious instructor updated her playlist with some pretty hardcore jamming tunes and gave us nary a break for the whole 45 minutes. On top of that, I was still recovering from yesterday's leg & back ST session. Monday was my medium weight/hi rep day.....sets of 15 squats, deadlifts, leg extensions, pullups, seated rows, etc.....the days I hate the most because there seems to be no end to each set. The time between the 12th squat and the 15th is sometimes infinite.
On the plus side, I'm back into a good eating routine too. I pack 2 salads to work and eat these around 10:00 AM and another around 3:00 PM. I load it up with spinach and lettuce, put about 2-3 oz of whatever protein SWMBO has in the fridge (of late the little vixen has been buying some most excellent Gulf Shrimp!), a tablespoon or 2 of my favorite ginger dressing (Makoto), a dash of olive oil, and a tablespoon of cottage cheese.
Each salad comes in at about 300 calories and tides me over quite nicely till dinner. I also keep a stash of almonds or pecans in my desk drawer and these provide a little crunchy snack if I feel like noshing in between salads.
I'm pretty happy with this routine.....I feel like I could maintain eating like this indefinitely. So far I'm back down to 181 lbs, hoping to get below 175 in the next few months. I may have to goad a couple of my Spark buds into an informal challenge to make sure we all get there!
Have a great night Spark friends!
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wow spin class for lunch between meetings... that's stressful! Congrats on doing it! You are super-spinner-man!
Interesting idea to have 2 salads during the day instead of a "lunch" - tempted to try it at work...
Have a great weekend!
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Woohoo! It sounds great!
"Stephen Spielberg couldn't have choreographed it any better."... LOVED it!!!
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Awesome job! It always feels good to make it to a class when you've got a crazy schedule.
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What a fabulous blog! I've been eating my salad usually at home for dinner. I pack fruit and the last couple weeks, a frozen entree for lunch, though yesterday was soup. Since I don't like to cook, I usually top the salad with taco meat...that's all I really bother with. =)
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