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Differential abundance analysis with gneiss¶
Note
This guide assumes you have installed QIIME 2 using one of the procedures in the install documents and completed the moving pictures tutorial.
In this tutorial you will learn how to perform differential abundance analysis using balances in gneiss. The main problem that we will focus on is how to identify differentially abundant taxa in a compositionally coherent way.
Compositionality refers to the issue of dealing with proportions. Since the sequencing depth is not typically biologically relevant, the microbial abundances are best interpreted as proportions. Because of this, it becomes challenging to infer exactly which microbes are changing – since proportions add to one, the change of a single microbe will also change the proportions of the remaining microbes.
Consider the following example:
On the left, we have the true abundances of ten species, and the first species doubles between Time point 1 and Time point 2. When we normalize these to proportions, it appears as if all of the species have changed between the two time points. Looking at proportions alone, we would never realize this problem, and we actually cannot exactly determine which species are changing based on proportions alone.
While we cannot exactly solve the problem of identifying differentially abundant species, we can relax this problem and ask which partitions of microbes are changing. In the case above, if we compute the ratio between the first species and the second species, that ratio will be 1:1 at Time point 1, and 2:1 at Time point 2 for both the original abundances and the proportions. This is the type of question that balances try to solve. Rather than focusing on individual taxa, we can focus on the log ratios, since the log ratios are consist between the original abundances and the observed proportions of the species are observed. The concept of calculating balances for multiple species can be extended to trees as shown in the following example.
On the left, we define a tree, where each of the tips corresponds to a taxon and their corresponding proportions. The internal nodes define the log ratio between the taxa underneath. On the right, we have the same tree, but one of the taxa abundances changes. As we have observed before, the proportions of all of the taxa will change, but looking at the balances, only the balances containing the purple taxa will change. In this case, balance \(b_3\) won’t change, since it only considers the ratio between the red and green taxa. By looking at balances instead proportions, we can control for the variance by restricting observations to only focus on the taxa within the balance.
The outstanding question here is, how do we construct a tree to control for the variation, and identify interesting differentially abundant partitions of taxa? In gneiss, there are two main ways that this can be done
- Gradient clustering. For example, if we want to evaluate if pH is a driving factor, we can group together according to the pH that they are observed in, and observe whether the ratios of low-pH organisms to high-pH organisms change as the pH changes. This is available in the
gradient-clustering
command. - Correlation clustering. If we don’t have relevant prior information about how to cluster together organisms, we can group together organisms based on how often they co-occur with each other.
Once we have a tree, we can calculate balances using the following equation
where \(i\) represents the \(i^{th}\) internal node in the tree, \(g(x)\) represents the geometric mean within set \(x\), and \(x_r\) represents the set of taxa abundances in the numerator of the balance, \(x_s\) represents the set of taxa abundances in the denominator of the balance, and \(r\) and \(s\) represents the number of taxa within \(x_r\) and \(x_s\) respectively.
After the balances are calculated, standard statistical procedures such as ANOVA and linear regression can be performed. We will see how we can run these procedures using the Chronic Fatigue Syndrome dataset.
Building linear models using balances¶
In the Chronic Fatigue Syndrome dataset published in Giloteaux et al (2016), there are 87 individuals with 48 diseased patients and 39 healthy controls. The data used in this tutorial were sequenced on an Illumina MiSeq using the Earth Microbiome Project hypervariable region 4 (V4) 16S rRNA sequencing protocol.
Before beginning this tutorial, create a new directory and change to that directory.
mkdir qiime2-chronic-fatigue-syndrome-tutorial
cd qiime2-chronic-fatigue-syndrome-tutorial
The datasets required for this tutorial can be found below (to learn how these would be generated, see the moving pictures tutorial).
Download URL: https://data.qiime2.org/2017.8/tutorials/gneiss/sample-metadata.tsv
Save as: sample-metadata.tsv
wget -O "sample-metadata.tsv" "https://data.qiime2.org/2017.8/tutorials/gneiss/sample-metadata.tsv"
curl -sL "https://data.qiime2.org/2017.8/tutorials/gneiss/sample-metadata.tsv" > "sample-metadata.tsv"
Download URL: https://data.qiime2.org/2017.8/tutorials/gneiss/table.qza
Save as: table.qza
wget -O "table.qza" "https://data.qiime2.org/2017.8/tutorials/gneiss/table.qza"
curl -sL "https://data.qiime2.org/2017.8/tutorials/gneiss/table.qza" > "table.qza"
Download URL: https://data.qiime2.org/2017.8/tutorials/gneiss/taxa.qza
Save as: taxa.qza
wget -O "taxa.qza" "https://data.qiime2.org/2017.8/tutorials/gneiss/taxa.qza"
curl -sL "https://data.qiime2.org/2017.8/tutorials/gneiss/taxa.qza" > "taxa.qza"
The differential abundance techniques that we will be running will utilize log ratio transforms. Since it is not possible to take the logarithm of zero, we will be adding in a pseudocount to all of the counts via the add-pseudocount
method. In this way, we can apply logarithms on this transformed table.
qiime gneiss add-pseudocount \
--i-table table.qza \
--p-pseudocount 1 \
--o-composition-table composition.qza
Output artifacts:
In the next step, we will define partitions of microbes for which we want to construct balances. If we have additional information about the types of habitats that microbes prefer to live in, such as pH, we can employ gradient-clustering
to group together microbes based on their preferred habitat. Since we don’t have that sort of information here, we will employ unsupervised clustering via Ward’s hierarchical clustering to obtain Principal Balances. In essence, this will define the partitions of microbes that commonly co-occur with each other using Ward hierarchical clustering, which is defined by the following metric.
Where \(x\) and \(y\) represent the proportions of two microbes across all of the samples. If two microbes are highly correlated, then this quantity will shrink close to zero. Ward hierarchical cluster will then use this distance metric to iteratively cluster together groups of microbes that are correlated with each other. In the end, the tree that we obtain will highlight the high level structure and identify the blocks within in the data.
qiime gneiss correlation-clustering \
--i-table composition.qza \
--o-clustering hierarchy.qza
Now that we have a tree that defines our partitions, we can perform the ILR transform. Note that the ILR transform just computes the log ratios between groups; in this case we will be computing log ratios between groups of anti-correlated features.
qiime gneiss ilr-transform \
--i-table composition.qza \
--i-tree hierarchy.qza \
--o-balances balances.qza
Once we have obtained a means to partition the features, we can now run linear regression on the balances. In this module, the abundances will be converted to principal balances using the partition scheme that we defined earlier. The linear regression that we will be running is called a multivariate response linear regression, which boils down to performing a linear regression on each balance separately.
We can use this to attempt to predict the microbial abundances based on environmental variables. Running these models has multiple advantages over standard univariate regression, as it avoids many of the issues associated with overfitting, and can gain perspective about community-wide perturbations based on environmental parameters.
Since the microbial abundances can be mapped directly to balances, we can perform this multivariate response directly on the balances. The model that we will be building is represented as follows
Where \(\vec{y}\) represents the matrix of balances to be predicted, \(\vec{\beta_i}\) represents a vector of coefficients for covariate \(i\) and math:vec{X_i} represents the measures for covariate \(i\).
Remember that ANOVA is a special case of linear regression - every problem that can be solved by ANOVA can be reformulated as a linear regression. See this post for more details. So we can still answer the same sort of differential abundance questions using this technique, but we can start asking more precise questions, controlling for different potential confounding variables or even interaction effects.
qiime gneiss ols-regression \
--p-formula "Subject+Sex+Age+BMI+sCD14ugml+LBPugml+LPSpgml" \
--i-table balances.qza \
--i-tree hierarchy.qza \
--m-metadata-file sample-metadata.tsv \
--o-visualization regression_summary.qzv
Now we have a summary of the regression model. Specifically we want to see which covariates impact the model the most, which balances are meaningful, and how much potential overfitting is going on.
There are a few things to note in the regression summary. There is an \(R^2\) in the summary, which gives information about the variance in the community is explained by the regression model. From what we can see, the regression can explain about 10% of the community. This is typical for what we see in human gut microbes, since there is a very high amount of confounding variation due to genetics, diet, environment, etc.
To evaluate the explanatory model of a single covariate, a leave-one-variable-out approach is used. One variable is left out, and the change in \(R^2\) is calculated. The larger the change is, the stronger the effect of the covariate is. In this case, Subject is the largest explanatory factor, explaining 2% of the variation.
To make sure that we aren’t overfitting, 10-fold cross validation is performed. This will split the data into 10 partitions, build the model on 9 of the those partitions and use the remaining partition to measure the prediction accuracy. This process is repeat 10 times, once for each round of cross-validation. The within model error (mse
), \(R^2\) and the prediction accuracy (pred_mse
) are reported for each round of cross validation. Here, the prediction accuracy is less than the within model error, suggesting that over fitting is not happening.
Next, we have a heatmap visualizing all of the coefficient p-values for all of the balances. The columns of the heatmap represent balances, and the rows of the heatmap represent covariates. The heatmap is colored by the negative log of the p-value, highlighting potentially significant p-values. A hover tool is enabled to allow for specific coefficient values and their corresponding p-values to be obtained, and zooming is enabled to allow for navigation of interesting covariates and balances.
Next are the prediction and residual plots. Here, only the top two balances are plotted, and the prediction residuals from the model are projected onto these two balances. From these plots we can see that the predicted points lie within the same region as the original communities. However, we can see that the residuals have roughly the same variance as the predictions. This is a little unsettling - but note that we can only explain 10% of the community variance, so these sorts of calculations aren’t completely unexpected.
The branch lengths in the visualized tree are also scaled by the explained sum of squares in the models. The longest branch lengths correspond to the most informative balances. This can allow us to get a high-level overview of the most important balances in the model. From this plot and the above heatmap, we can see that balance \(y0\) is important. These balances not only have very small p-values (with \(p < 0.05\)) for differentiating subjects, but they also have the largest branch lengths in the tree diagram. This suggests that these two partitions of microbes could differentiate the CFS patients from the controls.
We can visualize these balances on a heatmap to see which groups of OTUs they represent. By default, the values within the feature table are log-scaled, with the sample means centered around zero.
qiime gneiss dendrogram-heatmap \
--i-table composition.qza \
--i-tree hierarchy.qza \
--m-metadata-file sample-metadata.tsv \
--m-metadata-category Subject \
--p-color-map seismic \
--o-visualization heatmap.qzv
As noted in the legend, the numerators for each balance are highlighted in light red, while the denominators are highlighted in dark red. From here, we can see that the denominator of \(y0\) has few OTUs compared to the numerator of \(y0\). These taxa in the denominator could be interesting, so let’s investigate the taxonomies making up this balance with balance_taxonomy
.
Specifically we’ll plot a boxplot and identify taxa that could be explaining the differences between the control and patient groups.
qiime gneiss balance-taxonomy \
--i-balances balances.qza \
--i-tree hierarchy.qza \
--i-taxonomy taxa.qza \
--p-taxa-level 2 \
--p-balance-name 'y0' \
--m-metadata-file sample-metadata.tsv \
--m-metadata-category Subject \
--o-visualization y0_taxa_summary.qzv
In this particular case, the log ratio is lower in the patient group compared to the control group. In essence, this means that the taxa in the \(y0_{numerator}\) on average are more abundant than the taxa in \(y0_{denominator}\) in the healthy control group compared to the patient group.
Remember, based on the toy examples given in the beginning of this tutorial, it is not possible to infer absolute changes of microbes in a given sample. Balances will not be able to provide this sort of answer, but it can limit the number of possible scenarios. Specifically, one of the five following scenarios could have happened.
- The taxa in the \(y0_{numerator}\) on average have increased between patient group and the healthy control.
- The taxa in the \(y0_{denominator}\) on average have decreased between patient group and the healthy control.
- A combination of the above occurred
- Taxa abundances in both \(y0_{numerator}\) and \(y0_{denominator}\) both increased, but taxa abundances in \(y0_{numerator}\) increased more compared to \(y0_{denominator}\)
- Taxa abundances in both \(y0_{numerator}\) and \(y0_{denominator}\) both decreased, but taxa abundances in \(y0_{denominator}\) increased more compared to \(y0_{numerator}\)
To further narrow down these hypothesis, biological prior knowledge or experimental validation will be required.


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If you haven’t heard of
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Mac OS X Leopard. Here
are some of the features:
- Time
Machine:
an automated backup utility which allows the user to restore files
that have been deleted or replaced by another version of a file.
- Front Row
currently only available with the purchase of a new Mac, but will be
included with Leopard. It has been reworked to closely resemble the
interface used by the Apple TV.
- Photo
Booth,
currently only available with the purchase of a new Mac, but will be
included with Leopard.
- Spaces:
an implementation of “virtual
desktops”
(individually called “spaces”), allowing users to have multiple
desktops per user and be able to place certain applications and
windows in a desktop. Users can organize certain Spaces for certain
applications (i.e., one for work-related tasks and one for
entertainment) and switch between them.
Exposé
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desktops on one
screen.[9])
- Spotlight
incorporates additional search capabilities such as Boolean
operators,
as well as the ability to search other computers (with
permissions).
- Redesigned
Finder:
a redesigned Finder based on
iTunes 7.
- New Desktop: a redesigned desktop, which is comprised of a
redesigned 3-D dock which uses a new feature called Stacks, as
well as a new menu-bar which adapts itself to the desktop so
menu-bar text is easily readable.
- Quick
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external application.
- Universal access: significant improvements to applications
including
VoiceOver,
along with increased support for
Braille, closed
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and a new
text-to-speech
engine.
- Enhancements to
Mail
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To-dos use a system-wide service that is available to all
applications.
- Dashboard
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Webclip, a feature
that allows users to turn a part of any web page into a live
Dashboard widget, and
Dashcode to help
developers code
widgets.[14]
- iChat
enhancements, including multiple logins, animated icons, and
tabbed chats, similar to features present in
Pidgin,
Adium and the iChat
plugin Chax; iChat
Theater, allowing users
to incorporate images from
iPhoto,
presentations from
Keynote,
and videos from
QuickTime into
chats; and Backdrops, which are similar to chroma
keys, but use
a real-time difference matte technique which does not require a
green or blue screen. iChat will also implement desktop sharing, a
feature previously available with Apple Remote
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- Enhancements to Parental
controls
include the ability to place restrictions on use of the Internet and
to set parental controls from anywhere using remote setup.
- iCal calendar
sharing and group scheduling.
- Leopard will also include the software assistant known as Boot
Camp, which has
been available as a beta
release
download for Mac OS X v10.4 from Apple’s website since April
5,
2006.This assists the
installation of Windows
XP or
Windows
Vista
to a separate partition (or separate internal drive) on Intel-based
Macs.
- Menu Bar
The new menu bar is now transparent and is no longer rounded like
all previous Mac OS versions.
- Safari
3.0 will be included.
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Scenario: Open Hootenanny and Add Data
Given I am on Hootenanny
And I click Get Started
And I press "Add Reference Dataset"
And I click the "DcGisRoadsCucumber" Dataset
And I press "Add Layer"
Then I wait 15 "seconds" to see "span.strong" element with text "DcGisRoadsCucumber"
And I press "Add Secondary Dataset"
And I click the "DcOsmRoadsCucumber" Dataset
And I press "Add Layer"
Then I wait 15 "seconds" to see "span.strong" element with text "DcOsmRoadsCucumber"
Scenario: Check Layer Visbility
When I click the Background settings button
And I should see checkbox "DcGisRoadsCucumber" checked
And I should see checkbox "DcOsmRoadsCucumber" checked
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When I should see a way map feature with OSM id "stroke w189_ tag-hoot-DcOsmRoadsCucumber"
Scenario: Toggle Layers and Check Visibility
Then I uncheck the "DcGisRoadsCucumber" checkbox
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When I should not see a way map feature with OSM id "tag-hoot-DcGisRoadsCucumber"
When I should see a way map feature with OSM id "stroke w189_ tag-hoot-DcOsmRoadsCucumber"
Then I uncheck the "DcOsmRoadsCucumber" checkbox
Then I should see checkbox "DcOsmRoadsCucumber" unchecked
When I should not see a way map feature with OSM id "tag-hoot-DcOsmRoadsCucumber"
Then I check the "DcGisRoadsCucumber" checkbox
When I should see a way map feature with OSM id "stroke w220_ tag-hoot-DcGisRoadsCucumber"
Gherkin likes simple step-by-step statements using the words given, when, then, and and.
The scenario should describe the software's behavior without detailing how the behavior is implemented
That is left up to the step definitions...
Given(/^I am on Hootenanny$/) do
visit "http://localhost:" + (ENV['TOMCAT_PORT'] ? ENV['TOMCAT_PORT'] : "8080") + "/hootenanny-id" # may need to change URL
end
When(/^I click Get Started$/) do
begin
el = find_button('Get Started')
rescue Capybara::ElementNotFound
# In Capybara 0.4+ #find_field raises an error instead of returning nil
el = nil
end
el.click unless el.nil?
end
When(/^I click the Background settings button$/) do
find('div.background-control').find('button').click
end
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relies on CSS selectors
Scenario: Open Hootenanny and Add Data
Given I am on Hootenanny
And I click Get Started
And I press "Add Reference Dataset"
And I click the "DcGisRoadsCucumber" Dataset
And I press "Add Layer"
Then I wait 15 "seconds" to see "span.strong" element with text "DcGisRoadsCucumber"
And I press "Add Secondary Dataset"
And I click the "DcOsmRoadsCucumber" Dataset
And I press "Add Layer"
Then I wait 15 "seconds" to see "span.strong" element with text "DcOsmRoadsCucumber"
but sometimes (and it will) it fails
in which case it will spit out a screenshot of failed step
copying and pasting scenarios to use different values quickly becomes tedious and repetitive
use of template with placeholders and an examples table
Scenario Outline: eating
Given there are < start > cucumbers
When I eat < eat > cucumbers
Then I should have < left > cucumbers
Examples:
| start | eat | left |
| 12 | 5 | 7 |
| 20 | 5 | 15 |
https://github.com/cucumber/cucumber/wiki/Scenario-Outlines
Scenario Outline: Check for Invalid Inputs in Reference Advanced Options
Then I should see "< option name >"
Then I click on "#< option id >"
And I should see element "#< element >" with no value and placeholder < placeholder >
When I fill "#< element >" with "abc"
When I press enter in the "#< element >" input
Then I should see an invalid input warning for "#< element >"
Examples:
| option name | option id | element | placeholder |
| Cleaning Options | hoot_cleaning_options_label | small_way_merger_threshold | 15 |
| General Conflation Options | hoot_general_conflation_options_label | unify_optimizer_time_limit | 30 |
| General Conflation Options | hoot_general_conflation_options_label | element_cache_size_node | 2000000 |
| General Conflation Options | hoot_general_conflation_options_label | element_cache_size_relation | 200000 |
| General Conflation Options | hoot_general_conflation_options_label | element_cache_size_way | 200000 |
| Waterway Options | hoot_waterway_options_label | waterway_way_angle_sample_distance | "20.0" |
| Waterway Options | hoot_waterway_options_label | waterway_way_matcher_heading_delta | "150.0" |
| Waterway Options | hoot_waterway_options_label | waterway_rubber_sheet_minimum_ties | 5 |


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"ELEPHANT "not found in Scripture except indirectly in the original Greek word (elephantinos) translated “of ivory” in Revelation 18:12, and in the Hebrew word (shenhabim, meaning “elephant’s tooth”) rendered “ivory” in 1 Kings 10:22 and 2 Chronicles 9:21.
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I love Sauti Sol because of their unique African vibe in terms of their music style and sense of fashion. Through art and entertaiment, they are good ambassadors of not only the Kenyan culture, but also the African pride.
The band was formed in 2005 as an acappella group by Baraza, Chimano and Savara, who had met at the Upper Hill High School and performed in Voices in the Light, a music group at the school. They then met guitarist Otieno, who attended Strathmore School, at the Alliance française in Nairobi, where they would frequent and decided to form Sauti (Swahili for "sound") and immediately wrote their first song, "Mafunzo ya Dunia" (Literally: lessons of the world), which would later feature in their debut studio album Mwanzo. The band later added the Spanish word "Sol" (sun) to their name and formed Sauti Sol (supposed to mean "voices in the sun"). In 2006, the band participated in the Spotlight on Kenyan Music competition, hosted by the Alliance française in Nairobi. They were included in the album compilation recording and later got signed to Penya Records. The four members all completed their university education in Kenya. Baraza studied journalism at the United States International University, while Savara studied commerce and finance at Africa Nazarene University. Chimano studied journalism at the University of Nairobi, while Otieno studied actuarial science at the Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology. Sauti Sol released their debut studio album Mwanzo on 4 August 2009, via their record label Penya Records, to critical acclaim, and followed up with their second studio album Sol Filosofia two years later. The music video for the album's second single, "Coming Home", earned them the Best Music Video award at the 2011 Kisima Music Awards, with...read more


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This is page is designed as to showcase a little about myself and some of the projects I have complete while learning at epicodus. Here is a picture to put a face to my name!
As the title suggests, I'm Robert Hickman. Back on July 21st, 1994, I was born in Fort Worth, Texas. My mother raised my two sisters and me by herself. During my childhood, my family moved all around the country. Below is a list of all the places I lived in chronological order.
After all of that moving, we've been settled in Portland for the last 11 years. I finished highschool at Reynolds Highschool in Troutdale. After I graduated, I worked for Arby's and Taco bell while going to Mt.Hood Community College. I earned an Associates in General Studies. I eventually got a Job as a dispatcher for RideConnection for a couple of years. I left to work for the Portland Water Bureau as a water meter reader and I'm currently still working there. Epicodus is my first experience with coding. My friend Ellie is a software engineer and perked my interest in the field.
While I work and go to school, I still manage to continue my life long hobbies. Below is a short list of what I like doing.
I hope you now have an idea about who I am
So far at Epicodus, I have explored Git, Html, and CSS. The different projects I completed helped solidify the concepts that we learned. Below are just some of the projects that we have created.


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9th Annual National Young Feminist Leadership Conference March 23-25, 2013 [ http://www.feministcampus.org/leadership/ ]Dear Dry,
The Campus Team is hard at work preparing for this year’s 9th Annual Young Feminist Leadership Conference [ http://www.feministcampus.org/leadership/ ], and we are excited to announce that a tentative schedule [ http://feministcampus.org/leadership/2013NYFLC/agenda.asp ] of assemblies, workshops, and skill building sessions is now available on our conference website [ http://www.feministcampus.org/leadership/ ]!
We are pleased to announce that Tina Tchen, Chief of Staff to First Lady Michelle Obama and Executive Director of the White House Council on Women and Girls, will be our featured speaker during our Town Hall! She will be providing crucial information on the implementation of the Affordable Care Act, and will be available to answer any questions you have about how it will impact you and your state.
Some of the other featured speakers will include:
* Terry O'Neill, President of the National Organization for Women
* Claire Coleman, President and CEO of the National Family Planning and Reproductive Health Association
* Dolores Huerta, co-founder of the United Farmworkers and receipient of the highest civil award, the Presidential Medal of Freedom
If you have not already registered for the conference [ https://salsa.democracyinaction.org/o/1400/p/salsa/event/common/public/?event_KEY=76709 ], make sure you do so NOW! You don’t want to miss our incredible line up of influential women’s rights leaders and activists, as well as the opportunity to network with other feminists from around the country and refine your activism skills during our dynamic skill-building sessions!
The conference will be held at the Double Tree Hotel in Crystal City, where we have reserved a block of rooms at a discounted rate. The deadline to reserve a room with this special rate is next Friday, March 8th, so make sure to book your room before it’s too late [ http://bit.ly/XQjjwo ]! If you are traveling on your own and are looking to share a room with another conference attendee, we encourage you to use the Room Share message board on our Facebook page [ http://on.fb.me/Wi8eBi ].
Finally, please consider staying Sunday night to participate in our Congressional Visit Day on Capitol Hill. We know that some of you have classes on Monday, but no trip to Washington D.C. is complete without a visit to Congress. This is great opportunity to meet with your Congressional Representatives and staff, and to gain experience lobbying for equal rights!
We also encourage those of you who intend to stay to put your activism skills to work on Tuesday, March 26th and Wednesday March 27th, during a rally outside of the Supreme Court as they hear arguments on the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) and California’s Proposition 8. This will be a chance to be a part of a historic moment in our nation’s history and to show support for marriage equality!
If you have any questions, or would like more information about registering as a group, please contact the Campus Team at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[<EMAIL_ADDRESS>]!
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Natural language based user interface for computer games
If you take a look at the existing interfaces for computer games, they are primarily hardwares such as keyboard, mouse and joystick.
So , in this project we use natural language as an user interface for playing computer games.
The player will be playing the game
with his natural language .The natural
language statements are given through
his voice(from microphone).
The player can communicate to the
characters(bots) inside the game.The
characters will communicate back and
forth
Have a look at the video , for more details . i m sure you wont be disappointed :)


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To import your old favorites data, you will have to do it manually.
This following content describes how to use the about:config page to get RESTClient2 preference settings.
1. Opening about:config
In the address bar, type about:config and press Return.
The about:config "This might void your warranty!" warning page may appear. Click I accept the risk! to continue to the about:config page.
2. Searching for RESTClient preferences and copy RESTClient2 settings
You can enter restclient in the Search box at the top of the about:config page to quickly find RESTClient preferences.
3. Go to migrate tab panel paste settings
You will need to copy and paste the following values:


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Susan Granger's review of "THE TAILOR OF PANAMA" (Columbia Pictures)
Pierce Brosnan may play a British spy but he's no 007 in John Boorman's stylish adaptation of John Le Carre's 1996 post-Cold War thriller. Instead, Brosnan plays a sleazy, disreputable and disgraced M16 agent who's been sent to Panama City. "It's 'Casablanca' without heroes," he's told. His job is to check on drug trafficking and money laundering. Armed with bribes and a bit of blackmail, he coaxes debt-ridden Geoffrey Rush to pass along information about his wealthy customers at the elite Braithwaite & Pendel custom-tailors. ("That was Mr. Connery's choice," Rush murmurs about a fabric - wink, wink!) Plus, Rush is married to Jamie Lee Curtis, an American who works as assistant to the Panamanian director of the Canal. (Their son is Daniel Radcliffe, the future Harry Potter, and their daughter is the director's child Lola Boorman.) So when there's no gossip, Rush invents tantalizing if dubious tidbits, like selling the Canal, perhaps to China, which immediately ignites a political drama. Writer Andrew Davis collaborated with Le Carre and Boorman on the amusingly sophisticated screenplay which evokes memories of Graham Greene's "Our Man in Havana" and "The Quiet American" with ironic touches of wit and whimsy, like having Brosnan chat with Rush as they dance in a gay bar to Irving Berlin's "Let's Face the Music and Dance." There's a superb supporting cast: Harold Pinter as Rush's deceased mentor and conscience, Brendan Gleeson as an alcoholic revolutionary, Catherine McCormack as a sultry embassy attache, and John Fortune as the Ambassador. And Philippe Rousselot's cinematography captures Panama's skyscrapers and squalor. On the Granger Movie Gauge of 1 to 10, "The Tailor of Panama" is a caustic, clever 8. It's a tantalizing romp of international intrigue.
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Instructions for the game - Part 2
Please read them carefully
About money
All your fish will be sold immediately after you catch them (super fresh fish!).
You receive 1 coin for every fish you caught.
Your coins will be transformed into real € at the end of the game (1 coin equals 0.22€).
And now, about the second part ...
In the second part of each round, the fisherwomen and -men are able to
show their solidarity and donate some of their earnings to another player
(2.5 coins). If you do not like to do so, you are free to keep all your hard-earned
coins.
The mayor of the village encourages this friendly behavior by adding some
money from the village's budget to each donation
(The mayor adds another 1.5 coins to the 2.5 coins, which yields a donation of 4 ECU).
In each round, you and one of your colleagues are matched randomly.
One colleague will be able to donate to you (or not), you
will have the same choice and will be able to donate or not to him or her.
Your colleague's decision of the last fishing round will be displayed to you
and you can decide if he or she deserves your donation ...
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Please be aware: Your most recent fishing decision will also be displayed to your respective colleague
(but to him or her only).
If you understood the instructions correctly press the "DONE" button to proceed to the game.


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categories: [imperial stout, beer, oatmeal stout, pancakes, stout, ohio, akron, hoppin frog brewery, red alert, oatmeal russian imperial stout, russian imperial stout, boris, great american beer festival, stout, barrel aged, ohio]
author: bradorego
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With a name like that, I couldn't resist the title. Before I even get started on this beer, a little background. This is another one I made several weeks ago and are just now getting around to writing it up. Luckily, this time, I wrote myself notes on the beer and on the pancakes (as I usually do). Except, in this case, my notes start off with "
Holy. Shit. Delicious."
B.O.R.I.S (Bodacious Oatmeal Russian Imperial Stout) the Crusher is a product of Hoppin' Frog Brewery out of Akron, OH. BORIS is a two-time Great American Beer Festival winner in the Imperial Stout category, and while I was skeptical at my first taste of it, the second go-around certainly lived up to that honor. I first ran across this beer at a sneak preview screening for Comeback, the Wisconsin Beer Movie for the Madison Homebrewers and Tasters Guild.
Maybe it was because the beer was too cold at the time, or because it was after tasting a bunch of other beer, but my initial reaction was that the beer wasn't that great, and certainly wasn't worthy of such acclaim. (My fellow tasters concurred (which may've been part of the problem, but, meh, who knows)). Either way, when I cracked this one open to make some pancakes out of, everything was completely different.
The beer is incredibly dark and rich - almost syrupy. It clocks in at 9.4%, so it certainly packs a punch, as well. It's full-bodied and full of flavor, with notes of dark chocolate and dark fruit (fig or raisin?).
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The batter didn't have any particularly special/interesting taste qualities to it. It had the same dark, rich, malty goodness of the beer, but nothing special happened to it. The biggest thing is that the batter was so dark. It really looked and felt like chocolate cake batter (April Fools' joke, anyone?). The one tasting note is that, whether it's due to the alcohol content or the rich flavor, BORIS did manage to cut the yeasty flavor beer batters tend to have.
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Seriously. Doesn't look like a pancake at all.
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The pancakes themselves cooked up relatively flat. BORIS isn't heavily carbonated (which probably adds to the holy-crap-this-is-dense-ness), so the pancakes weren't, either. The color is probably the most startling factor. Seriously. What is that?
Results:
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These pancakes were amazing. I'm just gonna put that out there to start. They managed to keep almost all of the flavor of the beer, and got even richer given the batter and solid form. They even had a bit of the alcohol taste, likely due to the higher-than-average alcohol content. I don't know if they were actually still alcoholic, but man, they were good. Also, drinking a whole bomber of one of those things is rough.
The Ternary Scale:
Pancakes: 2 - possibly the best pancakes I've had in the history of this blog. I'm not sure who the competitor would be here, but these things were great-mazing.
Syrup: 0 - God, no. The sugary sweetness drove out all of the subtle tones of the beer-cakes. This is one of the few instances where I wanted a way to make the syrup go away. They ruined these pancakes.
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Archaeologists find babies buried with skulls of other children on their heads
Archaeologists have made a frightening discovery at a dig in Ecuador.
They uncovered the skeletal remains of two infants which appear to be wearing the skulls of other children on their heads.
Experts indicate the macabre ‘helmets’ may have even had flesh on them at the time of the burial.
The skeletons are believed to date back around 2,100 years and were found at a burial mound in Salango on the central Ecuadorian coast. The archaeologists in charge of the project believe these skull helmets to be ‘the only examples of this funeral rite in the world.’
‘Among the 11 identified burials, two infants were interred with “helmets” made from the cranial vaults of other juveniles,’ explained the experts in a paper published in the journal Latin American Antiquity.
‘The additional crania were placed around the heads of the primary burials, likely at the time of burial.’
‘All crania exhibited lesions associated with bodily stress. In this report, we present the only known evidence of using juvenile crania as mortuary headgear, either in South America or globally.’
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The remains were uncovered during excavations that lasted from 2014 to 2016 and according to Vice, the archaeologist in charge of the dig was ‘surprised’ by the discovery.
‘We hope to do future studies on isotopes, which allow insight into diet and geophysical location on the landscape, and DNA, which might clarify the relationships between the infants and their accompanying crania,’ lead author Sara Juengst told the site.
‘We probably won’t be able to determine cause of death, since the finds are so old, but we hope to clarify some of the ritual significance in the future by putting these burials in the context of the larger mortuary complex of the mounds and Salango more broadly,’ she said.


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An initiative to replace monolithic and proprietary educational technology with open source software. This software, unlike its predecessors, will incorporate principles of simplicity, modularity, as well as design thinking.
As a student myself, I have found one thing lacking in our current educational system: openness of technology. One would think that public institutions would be proponents of open source, but often times one sees that these systems seem to favor proprietary options for their software. These options, despite their significant costs, lack a desirable user experience, often creating the sentiment that software altogether is counterproductive in education. By harmonizing superior design and development concepts, we hope to create an array of superior options of software for education, all while keeping it free and open to contribute to and change.
We are going to start with an open source website framework (available as a static site or CMS), but our goal is to eventually include open source as well as hosted versions of:
This initiative will only work if student participation exists: students provide unique input in terms of user experience, as well as technical decisions. There are many ways to get involved:
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Frank's Fish And Salmon are exciting new kitchen to the comfort food scene in Minneapolis. Headed by Chef Hide Tozawa of Kyatchi restaurant, Okome House will be offering beloved Japanese classics such as Donburi and Onigiri. These staples will feature cherished Japanese flavors alongside seasonal locally sourced ingredients to offer a spectacular dine-in and take-out experience. Okome House’s mission is to give diners an exceptionally authentic dining experienced while focusing on sustainable local ingredients and ethically sourced fish and seafood.
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JSFiddle just announced support for React. This is an exciting news as it makes collaboration on snippets of code a lot easier. You can play around this base React JSFiddle, fork it and share it! A fiddle without JSX is also available.
React (by Facebook) is now available on JSFiddle. facebook.github.io/react/
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Brendan Rodgers responds to speculation he could replace Unai Emery at Arsenal
Leicester City face Arsenal knowing three points would put them nine clear of the Gunners in the Champions League race - and heap more pressure on Unai Emery
by Alex Richards, https://www.facebook.com/AARichards/Brendan Rodgers has played down speculation linking him with a move to Arsenal as replacement for Unai Emery.
The Spaniard is under pressure at the Emirates, and takes his side to the Midlands to face Rodgers’ Leicester City on Saturday.
Victory for the high-flying Foxes, currently third in the Premier League, would see them move nine points clear of the Gunners.
And Rodgers has played down suggestions he could potentially leave Leicester to take charge in North London, if Emery is dismissed.
Insisting he is already in a “top job”, Rodgers told Sky Sports: "If you work well, it's a natural consequence of what happens in this game - you'll get linked to other jobs.
"People link me, at times, to top clubs - I'm already in a top job.
"This is a fantastic club, a great job for me and in this moment with the ownership we have, the players I have, I'm absolutely loving every minute of it.
"All the gossip and speculation, whether it's for you or against you, is part of the game.”
Arsenal have won just one of their last six games in all competitions.

That could allow Granit Xhaka to return in midfield, with the Swiss having been stripped of the captaincy following his “f*** off” outburst at fans.
Also, with continued questions about Mesut Ozil's long-term future continuing to be asked, Rodgers admits he understands the difficulties Emery is currently going through.
When you're a manager you always have empathy for another manager," he added. "You understand the pressures, you understand the climate we work in.
"But as a manager you really focus on what you can control. Unai is a proven coach, he's an experienced coach, so he'll be focusing on the performance of the team and not get involved in all the background noise that goes on."
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An illegal alien charged with child sexual abuse was released into the United States by Montgomery County, Maryland officials — a sanctuary county that routinely shields criminal illegal aliens from deportation.
by John BinderAccording to ABC 7 News‘ Kevin Lewis, 48-year-old illegal alien Luis Fredy Hernandez-Morales was freed by Montgomery County officials rather than being turned over to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) for arrest and deportation.

Despite Montgomery County officials’ claims that they had begun handing criminal illegal aliens over to ICE agents — so long as ICE officials had filed a detainer and scheduled a pickup time — the sanctuary jurisdiction released Hernandez-Morales, who came to the U.S. illegally from Guatemala.
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