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Please note: This website is just to present information about statistical software which is free to use. We aren't making recommendations or endorsing anything, just presenting information. We haven't tested most of these, so can't say how well they work. If you find any problems with any of the websites or packages, please let us know.
General
Packages: No package does
everything, but these programs
support a wide variety of statistical analyses.
| Completely Free... can be freely downloaded and used in their fully-functional mode (no strings attached) | Free, but... "demonstration" or "student versions" of commercial packages; can be freely downloaded, but are usually restricted or limited in some way. | |
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CoStat -- an easy-to-use program for data manipulation and statistical analysis, from CoHort Software. Use a spreadsheet with any number of columns and rows of data: floating point, integer, date, time, degrees, text, etc. Import ASCII, Excel, MatLab, S+, SAS, Genstat, Fortran, and others. Has ANOVA, multiple comparisons of means, correlation, descriptive statistics, analysis of frequency data, miscellaneous tests of hypotheses, nonparametric tests, regression (curve fitting), statistical tables, and utilities. Has an auto-recorder and macro programming language. Callable from the command line, batch files, shell scripts, pipes, and other programs; can be used as the statistics engine for web applications. Free time-limited demo available. Gnumeric -- a high-powered spreadsheet with better statistical features than Excel. Has 60 extra functions, basic support for financial derivatives (Black Scholes) and telecommunication engineering, advanced statistical analysis, extensive random number generation, linear and non-linear solvers, implicit intersection, implicit iteration, goal seek, and Monte Carlo simulation tools. It is not yet available for Windows
InVivoStat is a free to use, statistical Windows program which uses R as its statistics engine.
It is designed specifically for scientists conducting animal experiment. The user interface is both easy to use and intuitive to the non-statistician. jamovi
-- a new "3rd generation" statistical spreadsheet based on R JASP -- is described by the authors as a "low-fat alternative to SPSS", and "Bayesian statistics made accessible". Provides a user-friendly interface to many of the commonly-used statistical analyses -- descriptive statistics, plots, t tests, Levene’s Test, ANOVA, ANCOVA, contingency tables, Pearson and Spearman correlation, Kendall’s Tau-B, and linear regression. For many of these analyses, the JASP also provides the closest corresponding Bayesian equivalent, implemented in a way that will be understandable to people not familiar with Bayesian concepts and terminology. Windows only. KyPlot -- is a Windows application and offers you an integrated environment for data analysis and visualization. There is two types of windows: "Spread" and "Figure". A "Spread" window contains Excel-like spreadsheets, supporting calculation with cell formulae. It provides a wide range of computing methods such as mathematical optimization, spectral, time-series and wavelet analysis. The program also offers a variety of statistical procedures including parametric and nonparametric tests and multivariate analysis. In a “Figure” window, you can create graphs and draw schemes and present them as a slide show. MicrOsiris -- a comprehensive statistical and data management package for Windows, derived from the OSIRIS IV package developed at the University of Michigan. It was developed for serious survey analysis using moderate to large data sets. Main features: handles any size data set; has Excel data entry; imports/exports SPSS, SAS, and Stats datasets; reads ICPSR (OSIRIS) and UNESCO (IDAMS) datasets; data mining techniques for market analysis (SEARCH --very fast for large datasets); interactive decision tree for selecting appropriate tests; database maniuplation (dictionaries, sorting, merging, consistency checking, recoding, transforming) extensive statistics (univariate, staccerplot, cross-tabs, ANOVA/MANOVA, log-linear, correlation/regressionMCA, MNA, binary segmentation, cluster, factor, MINISSA, item analysis, survival analysis, internal consistency); online, web-enabled users manual; requires only 6MB RAM; uses 12MB disk, including manual. Fully-functional version is free; the authors would appreciate a small donation to support ongoing development and distribution. OpenStat -- is a general stats package for all Windows versions (including Win 7 and Win 8)
and for Linux systems (under Wine), developed by Bill Miller
of Iowa State U, with a very broad range of data manipulation and analysis capabilities and an SPSS-like user interface.
Bill also has provided an excellent User Manual as an Adobe Acrobat file.
In addition, there is a free Pascal program, manual, sample data and source code for LazStats which contains programs similar to OpenStat. PAST -- an easy-to-use data analysis package aimed at paleontology including a large selection of common statistical, plotting and modelling functions: a spreadsheet-type data entry form, graphing, curve fitting, significance tests (F, t, permutation t, Chi-squared w. permutation test, Kolmogorov-Smirnov, Mann-Whitney, Shapiro-Wilk, Spearman's Rho and Kendall's Tau tests, correlation, covariance, contingency tables, one-way ANOVA, Kruskal-Wallis test), diversity and similarity indices & profiles, abundance model fitting, multivariate statistics, time series analysis, geometrical analysis, parsimony analysis (cladistics), and biostratigraphy. PSPP -- a free replacement for SPSS (although at this time it implements only a small fraction of SPSS's analyses). But it's free, and will never "expire". It replicates the "look and feel" of SPSS very closely, and even reads native SPSS syntax and files! Some other features...
SOFA (Statistics Open For All) -- an innovative statistics, analysis, and reporting program. Available for Windows, Mac and Linux systems. Has an emphasis on ease of use, learn as you go, and beautiful output. Check out list of features. SalStat-2 -- a multi-platform, easy-to-use statistical system that provides data management (importing, editing, pivot tables), statistical calculations (descriptive summaries, probability functions, chi-square, t-tests, 1-way ANOVA, regression, correlation, non-parametric tests, Six-Sigma), and graphs (bar, line, scatter, area, histogram, box&whisker, stem, adaptive, ternary scatter, normal probability, quality control). Last updated in 2013. ViSta -- a Visual Statistics program for Win3.1, Win 95/NT, Mac and Unix, featuring a Structured Desktop, with features designed to structure and assist the statistical analyst. Last updated in 2014. OpenEpi -- OpenEpi is a free, web-based, open source, operating-system-independent series of programs for use in public health and medicine, providing a number of epidemiologic and statistical tools. Version 2 (4/25/2007) has a new interface that presents results without using pop-up windows, and has better installation methods so that it can be run without an internet connection. Version 2.2 (2007/11/09) lets users run the software in English, French, Spanish, or Italian. Last updated in 2013. Statist -- a compact, portable program that provides most basic statistical capabilities: data manipulation (recoding, transforming, selecting), descriptive stats (including histograms, box&whisker plots), correlation & regression, and the common significance tests (chi-square, t-test, etc.). Written in C (source available); runs on Unix/Linux, Windows, Mac, among others. Last updated in 2006. Tanagra -- a free (open-source) data-mining package, which supports the standard "stream diagram" paradigm used by most data-mining systems. Contains components for Data source (tab-delimited text), Visualization (grid, scatterplots), Descriptive statistics (cross-tab, ANOVA, correlation), Instance selection (sampling, stratified), Feature selection and construction, Regression (multiple linear), Factorial analysis (principal components, multiple correspondence), Clustering (kMeans, SOM, LVQ, HAC), Supervised learning (logistic regr., k-NN, multi-layer perceptron, prototype-NN, ID3, discriminant analysis, naive Bayes, radial basis function), Meta-spv learning (instance Spv, arcing, boosting, bagging), Learning assessment (train-test, cross-validation), and Association (Agrawal a-priori). Last updated in 2013. Dap -- a statistics and graphics package developed by Susan Bassein for Unix and Linux systems, with commonly-needed data management, analysis, and graphics (univariate statistics, correlations and regression, ANOVA, categorical data analysis, logistic regression, and nonparametric analyses). Provides some of the core functionality of SAS, and is able to read and run many (but not all) SAS program files. Dap is freely distributed under a GNU-style "copyleft". Last updated in 2014. Not clear whether it's available in Windows. Dataplot -- (Unix, Linux, PC-DOS, Windows) for scientific visualization, statistical analysis, and non-linear modeling. Has extensive mathematical and graphical capabilities. Closely integrated with the NIST/SEMATECH Engineering Statistics Handbook. WINKS (Windows KWIKSTAT) -- a full-featured, easy-to-use stats package with statistics (means, standard deviations, medians, etc.), histograms, t-tests, correlation, chi-square, regression, nonparametrics, analysis of variance (ANOVA), probability, QC plots, cpk, graphs, life tables, time series, crosstabs, and more. Works on Windows XP (as well as Windows 2000, NT, 98, ME and 95.) Comes in Basic and Professional editions. Evaluation version available for download. Last updated in 2015 SISA -- Simple Interactive Statistical Analysis from Daan Uitenbroek. A collection of individual Windows and DOS modules for several statistical calculations, including some analyses not readily available elsewhere. Some examples are: Distributions - analysis of discrete single dimension distributions. Tables - analysis of tables with up to 2*7 and 3*3 cells. Also, check out R, described in the Programming Languages section below. |
SAS on Demand -- SAS Studio. Anyone can sign up to access this web based version of SAS. You have to save any data files on the SAS server (can't access local files), and there is a 5 gig limit. curios.IT -- data exploration software especially suited for multivariate data analysis (visualizing up to 13 variables simultaneously using 3d models). Commercial but free for up to 250 records. Develve -- stats package for fast and easy interpretation of experimental data in science and R&D in a technical environment. Everything is directly accessible and results are directly visible, with no hidden menus; e.g.: graphs are easily scrollable, and when clicked, a bigger version pops up. Results for group comparisons directly indicate the significance of the difference in average and variation, and if the sample size is sufficiently large. Has a basic mode for statistical testing, and a design-of-experiments mode. Explorer -- A data exploration / graphing / analysis program with a very elegant drag-and-drop interface. Accepts data from text files, Excel spreadsheet, MySQL databases, and copy/pasted from the clipboard. Provides over a dozen kinds of plots and diagrams, basic statistical summaries, significance tests (chi-square, t, ANOVA ) and more advanced analyses (factorial, principal components, discriminant, variance, linear regression). Executable programs can be downloaded for Windows and Mac OSX. Written in JavaScript, so it can also be run in any modern browser. Last updated in 2016. Statext-- Provides a nice assortment of basic statistical tests, with text output (and text-based graphics). Capabilities include: rearrange, transpose, tabulate and count data; random sample; basic descriptives; text-plots for dot, box-and-whiskers, stem-and-leaf, histogram, scatterplot; find z-values, confidence interval for means, t-tests (one and two group, and paired; one- and two-way ANOVA; Pearson, Spearman and Kendall correlation; ;inear regression, Chi-square goodness-of-fit test and independence tests; sign test, Mann-Whitney U and Kruskal-Wallis H tests, probability tables (z, t, Chi-square, F, U); random number generator; Central Limit Theorem, Chi-square distribution. The site says "Statext is built on .NET Framework, it needs .NET Framework 2.0 or later. If you do not have .NET Framework in your computer system, Statext does not work." AM -- a free package for analyzing data from complex samples, especially large-scale assessments, as well as non-assessment survey data. Has sophisticated stats, easy drag & drop interface, and integrated help system that explains the statistics as well as how to use the system. Can estimate models via marginal maximum likelihood (MML), which defines a probability distribution over the proficiency scale. Also analyzes "plausible values" used in programs like NAEP. Automatically provides appropriate standard errors for complex samples via Taylor-series approximation, jackknife & other replication techniques. Also, check out Ox, described in the Programming Languages section below. Data Desk -- first released in 1986, is one of the oldest Mac programs still actively developed. The modern versions (for Mac OS X and Windows computers) are available for a 30 day trail. |
Statistics Manually -- an Andriod Mobile App.
This app contains a large collection of formulas of statistical methods common in the social sciences as well as the statistical tables needed to interpret your test results.
These tables not just cover the "standard" z-, t-, chi²-, F- and binomial distribution, but exact values for the Hartley's Fmax-test, the Mann-Whitney-U-test and Wilcoxon's signed ranked test. You will find the formulas of these tests as well. MaxStat -- (as of 4/5/2023, can't get to website. If still can't later, this will be deleted) statistics & graphics program (for Windows). Easy to use, modern interface. Specify an analysis in three simple steps within a single dialog. Two versions are available: * Lite (free) has descriptive statistics, hypothesis testing (t-tests, chi-square, 1-way ANOVA with post-hocs, non-parametric tests), distribution testing, linear regression, correlation, many basic types of graphs; limited to 254 rows and 12 columns of data, no import/export. * Professional (free 30-day trial) advanced analyses (unlimited rows & columns, import/export, many more analyses (2-way ANOVA, logistic and non-linear regression, principal-components analysis and multidimensional scaling, time series, power/sample-size, factorial design), more graph types, word-processing and formatting of results. SYSTAT -- powerful statistical software ranging from the most elementary descriptive statistics to very advanced statistical methodology. Novices can work with its friendly and simple menu-dialog; statistically-savvy users can use its intuitive command language. Carry out very comprehensive analysis of univariate and multivariate data based on linear, general linear, and mixed linear models; carry out different types of robust regression analysis when your data are not suitable for conventional multiple regression analysis;compute partial least-squares regression;design experiments, carry out power analysis, do probability calculations on many distributions and fit them to data; perform matrix computations. Provides Time Series, Survival Analysis, Response Surface Optimization, Spatial Statistics, Test Item Analysis, Cluster Analysis, Classification and Regression Trees, Correspondence Analysis, Multidimensional Scaling, Conjoint Analysis, Quality Analysis, Path Analysis, etc. A 30-day evaluation version is available for free download. Wizard -- (for Macintosh only), provides all basic statistical tests, emphasizes easy-to-understand, graphically-based results. Imports data from text files, spreadsheets, SQL databases, and R workspaces (the Pro version can also import SAS, Stata and SPSS files). The free trial versions (standard or Pro versions) never expire; they don't provide p values, or export/save. StudyResult -- (30-day free trial) General statistics package for: paired & unpaired t-test, one-way ANOVA, Fisher's exact , McNemar's, Chi2, Chi2 homogeneity , life table & survival analysis, Wilcoxon rank-sum & signed-rank, sign test, bioequivalence testing, correlation & regression coefficient tests. Special features for interpreting summary data found in publications (p-values & conf. intervals from summary statistics, converts p-values to CI's & vice versa, what observed results are needed to get a significant result, estimates from publications needed for sample size calculations). Includes equivalence- and non-inferiority testing for most tests. STATGRAPHICS Plus (for Windows) -- over 250 statistical analyses: regression, probit, enhanced logistic, factor effects plots, automatic forecasting, matrix plots, outlier identification, general linear models (random and mixed), multiple regression with automatic Cochrane-Orcutt and Box-Cox procedures, Levene's, Friedman's, Dixon's and Grubb's tests, Durbin-Watson p-values and 1-variable bootstrap estimates, enhanced 3D charts. For Six Sigma work: gage linearity and accuracy analysis, multi-vari charts, life data regression for reliability analysis and accelerated life-testing, long-term and short-term capability assessment estimates. Two free downloads are available: full-function but limited-time(30 days), and unlimited-time but limited-function (no Save, no Print, not all analyses). NCSS (Statistical Analysis System), PASS (Power and Sample Size) for Windows. Free 7-day evaluation versions. MiniTab -- a powerful, full-featured MS Windows package, with good coverage of industrial / quality control analyses. The free Version 12 Demo expires after 30 days. Prism Performs basic biostatistics, fits curves and creates publication quality scientific graphs in one complete package (Mac and Windows). Windows demo is fully-functional for 30 days, then disables printing, saving and exporting; Mac demo always disables these functions.
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Subset Packages: Each of these programs deals with a specific area of statistics (such as power analysis or mulitvariate analysis), or carries out a specific test or computation.
| Completely Free... can be freely downloaded and used in their fully-functional mode (no strings attached) | Free, but... "demonstration" or "student versions" of commercial packages; can be freely downloaded, but are usually restricted or limited in some way. |
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gretl -- An econometric package. It has some simple routines and menus, but it is also programmable for more sophisticated analyses. Its routines are pretty powerful. Data Preparator -- handles the "pre-processing" chores of getting a data file ready for analysis... data cleaning, discretization, numeration, scaling, attribute selection, missing values, outliers, statistics, visualization, balancing, sampling, row selection, and several other tasks, with a user-friendly graphical interface. It's written in Java, and runs on Windows, Mac OS/X, and Linux. The free demo has all features enabled, and will handle up to 200 cases. (on 4/15/2023, connection timed out. If it still times out later, I'll delete this) Statistics Problem Solver -- tutoring software that not only solves statistical problems, but also generates step-by-step solutions in order to help students understand how to solve statistical problems. Includes: Histograms, Binomial, Poisson, Exponential, Continuous, Group Comparison and Test of Significance. Two other similar tutorial programs are available from the same company: A&G Grapher -- for plotting any 2D or 3D equation typed into the program. Graphs can be customized in color, scale, resolution, etc., and can be exported or copied-and-pasted into other application. Also calculates slope, area under the curve, tracing and matrix transformation. Calculus Problem Solver -- differentiates any arbitrary equation and outputs the result, providing detailed step-by-step solutions in a tutorial-like format. Can also initiate an interactive quiz in which you can solve differentiation while the computer corrects your solutions. ZeroRejects -- Implements the "Six Sigma" statistical process control methodology developed by Motorola. The alpha and beta version are freely downloadable. (Win 95/98/NT). (on 4/15/2023, connection timed out. If it still times out later, I'll delete this) |
WinSPC (30-day free trial)-- statistical process control software to:
Power and Precision -- (30-day free trial download) An "industrial strength" program for calculating power, sample size, and attainable precision for: t-tests and z-tests (1-group, 2-group, paired, unpaired), Proportions (1-group, 2-group Chi Square or Fisher Exact, McNemar, KxC, Sign test), Correlations (1-group and 2-group), ANOVA / ANCOVA (1-, 2-, or 3-way), Multiple hierarchical linear regression (covariates / main effects, interactions, dummy-coded variables, polynomial), R2 increments, sequential sets), Logistic regression (1 or 2 continuous variables, 5-level categorical), Survival analysis (accrual options , constant or variable hazard, attrition), Equivalence tests (proportions or means). StudySize (free demo subset and 30-day trial versions) -- for power / precision / sample size calculations, hypothesis testing, point estimation and confidence interval calculations. Includes equivalence- and non-inferiority testing for most tests, Monte Carlo simulation for small samples; group sequential interim analyses . Tests: Wilcoxon, Mann-Whitney, Sign; Student t, 1-way ANOVA, Fisher's exact, McNemar's,Chi2, Life table, Log-rank,Bioequivalence, Correlation and Regression coefficients. Point estimates & confidence intervals for means, medians, SDs, location & scale params in normal, log-normal, exponential, binomial, hypergeometric, Poisson distributions, and more. Design-Ease and Design-Expert -- two programs from Stat-Ease that specialize in the design of experiments. Full-function 45-day evaluation copies of both programs are available for download. |
| Completely Free... can be freely downloaded and used in their fully-functional mode (no strings attached) | Free, but... "demonstration" or "student versions" of commercial packages; can be freely downloaded, but are usually restricted or limited in some way. |
| EasyReg
(Easy Regression Analysis), by Herman J. Bierens. Incredibly powerful
and multi-featured program for data manipulation and analysis. Designed
for econometrics, but useful in many other disciplines as
well. For Win 98/98/NT4. Last updated in 2015 Also see RegressIt in the Excel Spreadsheets and Add-ins section. gretl -- a cross-platform (Linux, Windows, Mac, etc.) package for econometric analysis. Has an intuitive interface (English, French, Italian & Spanish). Supports a wide variety of least-squares based estimators, including two-stage & nonlinear least squares, augmented Dickey-Fuller test, Chow test for structural stability, Vector Autoregressions, ARMA estimation. Creates output modelss as LaTeX files, in tabular or equation format. Has an integrated scripting language: enter commands either via the gui or via script, command loop structure for Monte Carlo simulations and iterative estimation procedures, GUI controller for fine-tuning Gnuplot graphs, Link to GNU R for further data analysis. Reads own format XML data files, Comma Separated Values files, Excel and Gnumeric worksheets, BOX1 files, own format binary databases (allowing mixed data frequencies and series lengths) and RATS 4 databases. Includes a sample US macro database. See also the gretl data page. mle - Maximum Likelihood Estimation -- a simple programming language for building and estimating parameters of likelihood models. Originally designed for survival models, but the language has evolved into a general-purpose tool for building and estimating general likelihood models. Available for Windows and Linux; also provides User Manual, Reference Manual, and Quick Reference Card. DEMETRA+ -- user-friendly interface to TRAMO/SEATS and X-13-ARIMA . Joinpoint Trend Analysis Software (from the National Cancer Institute) -- for the analysis of trends using joinpoint models (where several different lines are connected together at the "joinpoints."). Takes trend data (e.g cancer rates) and fits the simplest joinpoint model that the data allow, using a Monte Carlo Permutation method. Models may incorporate estimated variation for each point (e.g. when the responses are age adjusted rates) or use a Poisson model of variation. In addition, the models may also be linear on the log of the response (e.g. for calculating annual percentage rate change). The software also allows viewing one graph for each joinpoint model, from the model with the minimum number of joinpoints to the model with maximum number of joinpoints. |
CurveExpert
-- comprehensive curve fitting system for Windows. Handles linear
regression models, nonlinear regression models, interpolation, or
splines. Over 30 models built-in; custom user-defined regression
models. Full-featured graphing capability. Supports an automated
process that compares your data to each model to choose the best curve.
30-day evaluation of shareware package.
DTREG generates classification and regression decision trees. It uses V-fold cross-valication with pruning to generate the optimal size tree, and it uses surrogate splitters to handle missing data. A free demonstration copy is available for download. NLREG performs general nonlinear regression. NLREG will fit a general function, whose form you specify, to a set of data values. A free demonstration copy is available for download. Origin -- technical graphics and data analysis software for Windows. Includes 3D and contour plotting, FFT filtering; works closely with Excel. 30 evaluation. |
Biostatistics and Epidemiology:
| Completely Free... can be freely downloaded and used in their fully-functional mode (no strings attached) | Free, but... "demonstration" or "student versions" of commercial packages; can be freely downloaded, but are usually restricted or limited in some way. |
| OpenEpi
Version 2.2.1 -- OpenEpi is a free, web-based, open source,
operating-system-independent series of programs for use in public
health and medicine, providing a number of epidemiologic and
statistical tools. It is written in JavaScript and HTML and operates
similar to a calculator. OpenEpi can be thought of as an important
companion to Epi Info, EpiData, SAS, SPSS, and Stata.
M.D. Anderson Statistical Software Library-- A large collection of free statistical software (almost 70 programs!) from the Biostatistics and Applied Mathematics department of the M.D. Anderson Cancer Center. Software is distributed in the form of program source files and/or self-extracting archives of executable programs for Windows, Mac, Unix/Linux environments. STPLAN -- One of the packages from M.D. Anderson. Performs power, sample size, and related calculations needed to plan studies. Covers a wide variety of situations, including studies whose outcomes involve the Binomial, Poisson, Normal, and log-normal distributions, or are survival times or correlation coefficients. Available for MS-DOS and Mac; also as Fortran and C source code. Lifetables -- Windows program for Mortality Analysis for Demography and Epidemiology. The program will calculate the life expectancy, including all intermediary statistics, variance an confidence interval for the life expectancy, Potential Gains in Life Expectancy (PGLE), Years of Potential Life Lost (YPLL) and Lifetime Years of Potential Life Lost (LYPLL). YPLL can be calculated adjusted for competing causes of mortality and both YPLL and LYPL can also be discounted. Two populations can be compared using direct and indirect standardization, the SMR and CMF and by comparing two lifetables. Confidence intervals and statistical test are provided. There is an extensive helpfile in which everything is explained. Lifetables is listed in the Downloads section of the QuantitativeSkills web site. Sample Size for Microarray Experiments -- compute how many samples needed for a microarray experiment to find genes that are differentially expressed between two kinds of samples (e.g.: cancer vs. normal tissue), by performing separate gene-by-gene t-tests. You specify how many genes you're looking at, how many false positives you are willing to accept, how large a difference you want to be able to detect (as the fold difference between the two kinds of samples), the power of the test (% of differentially expressed genes likely to be detected by the experiment), and an estimate of the logarithmic SD of the gene intensities. EWOC - Escalation With Overdose Control -- a Bayesian method for selecting dose levels in Phase I Clinical Trials while controlling the probability of exceeding the maximum tolerated dose. This is a stand-alone Windows (95 through XP) program that receives information about dose-limiting toxicities (DLTs) observed at some starting dose, and calculates the doses to be administered next. DLT information obtained at each dosing level guides the calculation of the next dose level. (For some strange reason, the EWOC download web site does not work properly with the FireFox web browser; but it does work with MS Internet Explorer.) Epi Info -- Public domain statistical software for epidemiology developed by Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in Atlanta, Georgia (USA). Epi Info has been in existence for over 20 years and is currently available for Microsoft Windows. The program allows for data entry and analysis. Within the analysis module, analytic routines include t-tests, ANOVA, nonparametric statistics, cross tabulations and stratification with estimates of odds ratios, risk ratios, and risk differences, logistic regression (conditional and unconditional), survival analysis (Kaplan Meier and Cox proportional hazard), and analysis of complex survey data. The software is in the public domain, free, and can be downloaded from http://www.cdc.gov/epiinfo. Limited support is available. Free Public Health & Epidemiology Software -- written by Mark Myatt)and others:
PAMCOMP (Person-years And Mortality COMputation Program) -- a free Windows 95/98/NT application for calculating person-years and standardised mortality ratios (SMRs). The calculation of person-years allows flexible stratification by sex, and self-defined and unrestricted calendar periods and age groups, and can lag person-years to account for latency periods.The SMR computation includes calculation of 90%, 95%, and 99% confidence intervals. Has filters for ASCII, dBase, Excel, Access, Paradox to import cohort and reference data and to export distributions of person-years and deaths. ARIMA -- a seasonal adjustment program for PC and Unix, developed by the Census Bureau. DEMETRA+ -- (Win 9x/NT) a user-friendly interface to the seasonal adjustment methods TRAMO/SEATS and X-12-ARIMA . Developed by Eurostat to facilitate the application of these modern time series techniques to large-scale sets of time series and in the explicit consideration of the needs of production units in statistical institutes. Client/server architecture can access various kinds of databases and files. Contains two main modules: seasonal adjustment and trend estimation with an automated procedure (e.g. for unexperienced users or for large-scale sets of time series), and with a user-friendly procedure for detailed analysis of single time series. |
MIX (Meta-analysis with Interactive eXplanations) -- a statistical add-in for Excel 2000 or later (Windows only). Ideal for learning meta-analysis (reproduces the data, calculations, and graphs of virtually all data sets from the most authoritative meta-analysis books, and lets you analyze your own data "by the book"). Handles datasets with dichotomous & continuous outcomes; calculates Risk Diff, RR, OR, Mean Diff, Hedges's g, Cohen's d; performs standard & cumulative meta-analysis with CI ,z & p; fixed and random effects modeling; Cochran's Q with p-value; Higgins's I2 and H with CI; and publication bias tests: Rank correlation (tau-b) test with z & p, Egger's and Macaskill's regression tests with CI, and Trim-and-Fill. Generates numerous plots: tandard and cumulative forest, p-value function, four funnel types, several funnel regression types, exclusion sensitivity, Galbraith, L'Abbe, Baujat, modeling sensitivity, and Trim-and-Fill. |
Surveys, Testing, and Measurement:
| Completely Free... can be freely downloaded and used in their fully-functional mode (no strings attached) | Free, but... "demonstration" or "student versions" of commercial packages; can be freely downloaded, but are usually restricted or limited in some way. |
| CCOUNT
-- a package for market research data cleaning, manipulation, cross
tabulation and data analysis. Similar to, and uses the same
syntax as, SPSS-MR "Quantum", a well known commercial package for
processing market research data. Available for Windows, Linux, and
SunOS. C++ source code also available, under the GNU General Public
License. Last released in 2014/2015
CSPro (Census and Survey Processing System) -- a public-domain software package for entering, tabulating and mapping census and survey data. IMPS (Integrated Microcomputer Processing System) -- performs the major tasks in survey and census data processing: data entry, data editing, tabulation, data dissemination, statistical analysis and data capture control. (from CDC) Stats 2.0 -- Windows program for several commonly-needed statistical functions for marketing researchers: random numbers;sample sizes needed for surveys; mean, standard deviation, standard error and range for keyboard-entered data; standard error of a proportion; significance testing between two percentages from independent samples; significance between two percentages from dependent samples; significance testing between two averages from independent samples; contingency table analysis (i.e., Chi-Square) SABRE -- for the statistical analysis of multi-process random effect response data. Responses can be binary, ordinal, count and linear recurrent events; response sequences can be of different types. Such multi-process data is common in many research areas, e.g. the analysis of work and life histories. Sabre has been used intensively on many longitudinal datasets surveys either with recurrent information collected over time or with a clustered sampling scheme. Last released in 2007 WISC-III Profile Calculator for Macintosh and Windows -- uses generalized distance method to determine if the subtest profile of a single case is multivariately unusual or common in comparison to subtest clusters found in the WISC-III standardization sample. (Mac, 360K; Win anticipated in September) DEMETRA+ -- user-friendly interface to TRAMO/SEATS and X-12-ARIMA . |
SuperSurvey -- to design andimplement surveys, and to acquire, manage and analyze data from surveys. Supports multiply data types and question formats, multi-language spell-checking, large files (2,000 variables & 10,000,000 cases, basic statistics (crosstab & banner tables) & graphics, automatic coding of text responses, and data import / export capabilities. Optional Web Survey Module and Advanced Statistics Module (curve fitting, multiple regression, logistic regression, factor, analysis of variance, discriminant function, cluster, and canonical correlation). Free version is limited to 1 survey, 10 questions, 25 total responses. Rasch Measurement Software -- deals with the various nuances of constructing optimal rating scales from a number of (usually) dichotomous measurements, such as responses to questions in a survey or test. Several free student/demo software packages are available. These may be freely downloaded, used, and distributed, and they do not expire. |
Excel Spreadsheets and Add-Ins:
| Completely Free... can be freely downloaded and used in their fully-functional mode (no strings attached) | Free, but... "demonstration" or "student versions" of commercial packages; can be freely downloaded, but are usually restricted or limited in some way. |
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This Excel spreadsheet converts confidence intervals to p values, and this
PDF file explains it's background and use. RegressIt - An Excel add-in for teaching and applied work. Performs multivariate descriptive analysis and ordinary linear regression. . Creates presentation-quality charts in native editable Excel format, intelligently formatted tables, high quality scatterplot matrices, parallel time series plots of many variables, summary statistics, and correlation matrices. Easily explore variations on models, apply nonlinear and time transformations to variables, test model assumptions, and generate out-of-sample forecasts. Includes audit trail and organization features: output stored in separate worksheets, date/time/username worksheet stamps, unique model names in all table and chart titles, and an additional worksheet with side-by-side comparisons of models. SimulAr -- Provides a very elegant point-and-click graphical interface that makes it easy to generate random variables (correlated or uncorrelated) from twenty different distributions, run Monte-Carlo simulations, and generate extensive tabulations and elegant graphical displays of the results. EZAnalyze
-- enhances Excel (Mac and PC) by adding "point and click"
functionality for analyzing data and creating graphs (no formula entry
required). Does all basic "descriptive statistics" (mean, median,
standard deviation, and range), and "disaggregates" data (breaks it
down by categories), with results shown as tables or disaggregation
graphs". Advanced features: correlation; one-sample, independent
samples, and paired samples t-tests; chi square; and single factor
ANOVA. EZ-R Stats -- supports a variety of analytical techniques, such as: Benford's law, univariate stats, cross-tabs, histograms. Also supports databases such as mySQL, SQLite, MS-Access, MS-SQL. Simplifies the analysis of large volumes of data, enhances audit planning by better characterizing data, identifies potential audit exceptions and facilitates reporting and analysis. This language is a Computer Assisted Audit Technique (CAAT) in support of COSO, SAS 78, SAS 99 and analysis required by Sarbanes-Oxley. Marko Lucijanic's Excel spreadsheet to perform Log Rank test on survival data, and his article. SSC-Stat -- an Excel add-in designed to strengthen those areas where the spreadsheet package is already strong, principally in the areas of data management, graphics and descriptive statistics. SSC-Stat is especially useful for datasets in which there are columns indicating different groups. Menu features within SSC-Stat can:
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Distribution Functions -- There is one spreadsheet for each of the following distribution functions: Beta, Binomial, Chi-Square, Discrete Uniform, Gamma, Geometric,
Hypergeometric, Multivariate Hypergeometric, Laplace, Logistic, Multinomial, Negative, Binomial, Normal, Bivariate Normal, Log-normal, Pareto, Poisson, Rectangular,
Snedecor F, Student-t, Triangular, Weibull.
Each spreadsheet gives a graph of the distribution, along with the
value of various parameters, for whatever shape and scale parameters
you specify. You can also download a file containing all 22 spreadsheets. Sample-size calculator for cluster
randomized controlled trials,
which are used when the outcomes are not completely independent of each
other. This independence assumption is violated in cluster randomized
trials because subjects within any one cluster are more likely to
respond in a similar manner. A measure of this similarity is known as
the intra-correlation coefficient (ICC). Because of the lack of
independence, sample sizes have to be increased. This web site contains
two tools to aid the design of cluster trials – a database of ICCs and
a sample size calculator (along with instruction manuals). DAG_Stat -- calculates an enormous number of quantities from a 2 -by-2 table:
OZGRID -- contains over 4000 pages (and growing) of information on Excel and VBA for Excel. Many add-on's are for sale, but there is also an enormous amount of totally free content: downloads, a free 24/7 question and answer support forum for MS Office, a free Excel monthly newsletter full of detailed tips, tricks, hacks and more for Excel and VBA. Exact confidence intervals for samples from the Binomial and Poisson distributions -- an Excel spreadsheet with several built-in functions for calculating probabilities and confidence intervals. (42k long). BiPlot -- by Ilya Lipkovich and Eric P. Smith, of Virginia Tech. A user-friendly add-in for Excel to draw a biplot display (a graph of row and column markers from data that forms a two-way table) based on results from principal components analysis, correspondence analysis, canonical discriminant analysis, metric multidimensional scaling, redundancy analysis, canonical correlation analysis or canonical correspondence analysis. Allows for a variety of transformations of the data prior to the singular value decomposition and scaling of the markers following the decomposition.
Lifetable -- does a full abridged current life table analysis to obtain the life expectancy of a population. Furthermore, one can calculate Potential Gains in Life Expectancy (PGLE) after removing cause k, considering competing causes of death; the (Premature) Years of Potential Life Lost (YPLL), this is the number of person years added to the total number of person years lived in a population if cause of death k would be removed; the Standardized Mortality Ratio (SMR), standardized numbers per 100,000 and the Comparative Mortality Figure (CMF) can also be calculated. From the Downloads section of the QuantitativeSkills web site. Intracorrelation -- does intra correlation calculations for dichotomous or binary yes/no type outcome variables according to two different methods proposed for the single cluster one by Fleiss and another one by Bennett et.al. A third spreadsheet concerns a method for two clusters by Donner and Klar. You will have to insert your own data by overwriting the tables in the second (total number of positive responses) and third (total number of negative responses) or fourth column (total number). XLStatistics -- a set of Excel (ver 5+) workbooks for statistical analysis of data. A step-by-step guide to data analysis with separate workbooks for handling data with different numbers and types of variables. Contains most standard analyses, analyses using only summary data, power / sample size , nonparametrics, curve fitting , non-linear regression, analysis for 2x2 tables. XLStatistics is not an Excel add-in and all the working and code is visible. A free version for analysis of 1- and 2-variable data is available. NOTE: a few of the pages at this site don't work, as of 11/28/2021. |
Analyse-it -- includes over 30 parametric & non-parametric statistical functions, including multiple linear regression analysis, ANOVA, & chi-square statistics. A separate specialized package for clinical method evaluation provides NCCLS and IFCC procedures for accuracy & imprecision. XLSTAT -- an Excel add-in for PC and MAC that holds more than 200 statistical features including data visualization, multivariate data analysis, modeling, machine learning, statistical tests as well as field-oriented solutions: features for sensory data analysis (preference mapping), time series analysis (forecasting), marketing (conjoint analysis, PLS structural equation modeling), biostatistics (survival analysis, OMICs data analysis) and more. It proposes a free 30-day trial of all features as well as a free version. |
Programming Languages and Subroutine Libraries:
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Statistics101 -- executes programs written in the easy-to-learn Resampling Stats statistical simulation language. You write a short, simple program in the language, describing the process behind a probability or statistics problem. Statistics101 then executes your Resampling Stats model thousands of times, each time with different random numbers or samples, keeping track of the results. When the program completes, you have your answer. Runs on Windows, Mac, Lunux -- any system that supports Java. R -- a programming language and environment for statistical computing and graphics. Similar to S or S-plus (will run most S code unchanged). Available for Windows, various Unix flavors (including Linux), NextStep and Mac. Provides a wide variety of statistical (linear and nonlinear modelling, classical statistical tests, time-series analysis, classification, clustering, ...) and graphical techniques, and is highly extensible. Well-designed publication-quality plots can be produced, including mathematical symbols and formulae where needed. The R environment includes:
Review and comparison of R graphical user interfaces A number of graphical user interfaces (GUI) allow you to use R by menu instead of by programming. Written by Robert A. Muenchen, updated 2/26/2020 Detailed reviews of R graphical user interfaces Also by Robert A. Muenchen
RStudio -– is a set of integrated tools designed to help you be more productive with R. It includes a console, syntax-highlighting editor that supports direct code execution, as well as tools for plotting, history, debugging and workspace management.
R-Instat R-Instat is a free, open source statistical software that is easy to use, even with low computer literacy. This software is designed to support improved statistical literacy in Africa and beyond, through work undertaken primarily within Africa. BlueSky GUI to R. A lot of statistical functions. There is a free version and a commercial version. They both have the same statistical functions. The commercial version offers technical support. Zelig -- an add-on for R that can estimate, help interpret, and present the results of a large range of statistical methods. It translates hard-to-interpret coefficients into quantities of interest; combines multiply imputed data sets to deal with missing data; automates bootstrapping for all models; uses sophisticated nonparametric matching commands which improve parametric procedures; allows one-line commands to run analyses in all designated strata; automates the creation of replication data files so that you (or anyone else) can replicate the results of your analyses (hence satisfying the replication standard); makes it easy to evaluate counterfactuals; and allows conditional population and superpopulation inferences. It includes many specific methods, based on likelihood, frequentist, Bayesian, robust Bayesian, and nonparametric theories of inference. Zelig comes with detailed, self-contained documentation that minimizes startup costs for Zelig and R, automates graphics and summaries for all models, and, with only three simple commands required, generally makes the power of R accessible for all users. Zelig also works well for teaching, and is designed so that scholars can use the same program with students that they use for their research. Apophenia -- a statistics library for C. It provides functions on the same level as those of the typical stats package (OLS, probit, singular value decomposition, &c.) but doesn't tie the user to an ad hoc language or environment. Octave -- a high-level mathematical programming language, similar to MATLAB, for numerical computations -- solving common numerical linear algebra problems, finding the roots of nonlinear equations, integrating ordinary functions, manipulating polynomials, and integrating ordinary differential and differential-algebraic equations. It is easily extensible and customizable via user-defined functions written in Octave's own language, or using dynamically loaded modules written in C++, C, Fortran, or other languages. J -- a modern, high-level, general-purpose, high-performance programming language. Runs on Windows, Unix, Mac, and PocketPC handhelds. J runs both as a GUI and in a console (command line). Much like APL, but uses "conventional" symbols, rather than APL's a specialized character set. J is particularly strong in the mathematical, statistical, and logical analysis of arrays of data. J systems have:
mle - Maximum Likelihood Estimation -- a simple programming language for building and estimating parameters of likelihood models. Originally designed for survival models, but the language has evolved into a general-purpose tool for building and estimating general likelihood models. Available for Windows and Linux; also provides User Manual, Reference Manual, and Quick Reference Card. FSDB -- Fsdb, the flatfile streaming database is package of commands for manipulating flat-ASCII databases from shell scripts. for unix. DataMelt -- free software for numeric computation, mathematics, statistics, symbolic calculations, data analysis and data visualization. This is script or programming run. |
Resampling
Stats -- a different approach to learning statistics and
performing statistical analyses, using simulation with random numbers
instead of complex mathematics. 30-day trial version available for Win
95/NT.
O-Matrix -- an extensive matrix manipulation system (for Windows) with lots of statistical capability. The "Light" version can be freely downloaded and tried for 30 days. Some capabilities include:
Also provides extensive plotting capabilities, with multiple windows, axis scaling & labeling, titling, free-form text, selectable fonts. Plots exportable to word processors, spreadsheets, etc. Plot Types: line, contour, surface, mesh, bar, stair, polar, vector, error bar, smith charts, and histogram; line plots can contain unlimited points per curve and hundreds of curves per plot; two- and three-dimensional plotting is supported which provides additional flexibility with contours and surface plots; multiple colors, markers, and line types. OxMetrics -- an object-oriented matrix programming language with a comprehensive mathematical and statistical function library. Matrices can be used directly in expressions, for example to multiply two matrices, or to invert a matrix. The major features of Ox are its speed, extensive library, and well-designed syntax, which leads to programs which are easier to maintain. Versions of Ox are available for many platforms. The "Console" version can be freely downloaded for academic and research use; the "Professional" version must be purchased. MATLAB Live Editor -- Create scripts that combine code, output, and formatted text. Divide code into manageable sections that can be run independently. View output and visualizations next to the code that produced them. ILNumerics -- a numerical library for .NET that turns C# into a 1st class mathematical language. It offers both scientists and software developers convenient syntax (similar to Matlab), toolboxes for statistical functions and machine learning, high performance, wide platform support and 2D and 3D visualization features. There's a free "Community" edition and a pay-for "Professional" edition. Both have the same features and capabilities; they differ in how you would re-distribute them in your own software products. |
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IND -- Creation and manipulation of decision trees from data. For supervised classification and prediction in artificial intelligence and statistical pattern recognition. A tree is "grown" from data using a recursive partitioning algorithm to create a tree which (hopefully) has good prediction of classes on new data. IND improves on standard algorithms and introduces Bayesian and MML methods, producing more accurate class probability estimates that are important in applications like diagnosis. For UNIX systems. Currently available only in beta-test mode, and only to US citizens. StudioLine Photo Basic -- Photo editing software from H&M Software. Add descriptions to images, re-size photos for efficient e-mail transmission, print high-quality copies, display slide-shows, publish web-galleries, safe-keep images on CD or DVD. Version 2.2 has a new user interface, dual-monitor support, increased speed and other technical improvements. SmartUpdate feature checks for new versions. Has a web-board for user-to-user help. WAFO -- Wave Analysis for Fatigue and Oceanography. A toolbox of Matlab (ver. 5.x / 6.x, for Windows & Unix) routines for statistical analysis and simulation of random waves and random loads. Tools are provided for analysis of measured data with routines for estimation of parameters in statistical distributions, estimation of spectra, plotting in probability papers, etc. Has routines for theoretical distributions of characteristic wave parameters from observed or theoretical power spectra of the sea. Another part is related to statistical analysis of fatigue. The theoretical density of rainflow cycles can be computed from parameters of random loads. Has routines is included for modelling of switching loads (hidden Markov models). Also contains general statistical tools. |
Graphing Calculator 3D -- Wide range of plotting capabilities. Plot equations and data points (Excel, CSV).
Available for Windows, Mac or Linux computers.
CoPlot 6.2 -- for publication-quality 2D and 3D scientific graphs (from data and equations), maps, and technical drawings. From CoHort Software. Creates precise technical drawings using drawing objects, genetic maps, field maps, flow charts, apparatus diagrams, circuit diagrams, chemical structures, etc. Text in drawing objects and graphs can include HTML-like text formatting tags and over 1000 special characters. Supports animated graphs. Exports graphs to .eps, .gif, .jpg, .pdf, .png, .svg, .wmf, and others. Has an auto-recorder and macro programming language. Invoke CoPlot from the command line, batch files, shell scripts, pipes, and other programs. Can be used as a graphics server program on a web site. Free time-limited demo version available. |
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The following are my current projects, for your viewing convenience. This collection will change as my skillsets improve. Enjoy!
Japan: Cherry Blossom Dreams was created to promote the various benefits of vacationing in Japan during the Cherry Blossom season. Three types of vacation packages are highlighted utilizing float and box models. The site features Git, HTML, CSS, and Bootstrap and was created in collaboration with E. Belmonti.
Wiki Clone is an attempt to recreate the Wikipedia mainpage on 8/3/17. The page changes everyday, so the cloned page and the Wikipedia link will have content changes (text, images, and links), but you can see several elements that were recreated in this version. Co-created with E. Belmonti using Git, HTML, CSS, and Bootstrap.
Last Resort is a dystopic vacation resort located on the derelict Hashima Island. Designed as one of three potential promotional angles using Git branch and merge functions, the site boasts a Gabber musical background and a video about this type of electronic music, a subgenre of hardcore techno. Designed in collaboration with R. Furry using Git, HTML, and CSS.
I have a background in biology and comparative literature. Over my career, I've worn a number of hats -from paralegal to tidepool educator to program coordinator at a private university. Despite my diverse curiousity in both the arts and hard sciences, I keep finding myself drawn back to one of my earliest childhood loves: programming.
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Of his bones are coral made,
Those are pearls that were his eyes,
Nothing of him that doth fade,
But doth suffer a sea-change,
into something rich and strange,


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Problem description:
The pretty-printing mechanisms are poorly integrated with the rest
of the printer.
Specifically,
(1) The requirement that objects for which there is no pretty-print
function defined in *PRINT-PPRINT-DISPATCH* print using the standard
mechanisms but with *PRINT-PRETTY* bound to NIL (p. 22-15 and 22-45)
makes it impossible for PRINT-OBJECT methods or DEFSTRUCT
:PRINT-FUNCTIONS to handle *PRINT-PRETTY* themselves. This can lead
to unnecessary duplication of code, as it requires programmers to write
two different functions to print the same kind of object.
(2) The behavior of PPRINT-FILL, PPRINT-LINEAR, PPRINT-TABULAR,
PPRINT-INDENT, PPRINT-LOGICAL-BLOCK, PPRINT-NEWLINE, and PPRINT-TAB when
*PRINT-PRETTY* is not true is unspecified, although the names imply
that they are only useful when pretty-printing or that they may bind
*PRINT-PRETTY*. Again, to avoid pointless duplication of code, these
mechanisms should do something reasonable regardless of whether
*PRINT-PRETTY* is true.
(3) The order of the "stream" and "object" arguments to
PPRINT-FILL, PPRINT-LINEAR, PPRINT-TABULAR, functions in pprint
dispatch tables, and functions used with the ~/name/ format directive
is backwards with respect to that of other printing functions.
There are three non-mutually-exclusive proposals here. Proposal
UNIFY addresses problems (1) and (2). Proposal REORDER addresses
problem (3). Proposal RENAME changes the names of most of the
affected functions to reflect the more general utility under proposal
UNIFY.
Proposal (GENERALIZE-PRETTY-PRINTER:UNIFY):
(1) Change the behavior stated in section <IP_ADDRESS> and in the
description of PPRINT-DISPATCH to say that if there is no specific
found in the pprint dispatch table, a function which invokes the
appropriate PRINT-OBJECT method is used. Remove the requirement that
*PRINT-PRETTY* be rebound to NIL.
(2) Clarify that PPRINT-LOGICAL-BLOCK may be used even when
*PRINT-PRETTY* is not true. Remove the requirement that the stream
cease to behave as a pretty-printing stream if *PRINT-PRETTY* becomes
bound to NIL. Clarify that PPRINT-LOGICAL-BLOCK does not locally
rebind *PRINT-PRETTY*.
(3) Specify that if *PRINT-PRETTY* is false, the functions PPRINT-FILL,
PPRINT-LINEAR, and PPRINT-TABULAR print list arguments with a minimum
of whitespace (i.e., as described in section <IP_ADDRESS>). Clarify that
these functions do not locally rebind *PRINT-PRETTY*.
(4) The draft currently says that PPRINT-NEWLINE, PPRINT-TAB, and
PPRINT-INDENT do nothing if the stream is not a pretty-printing stream.
Change this to say they also do nothing if *PRINT-PRETTY* is false.
(5) Change the description of PRINT-OBJECT to mention the use of
functions such as PPRINT-FILL to handle *PRINT-PRETTY*, and
PPRINT-LOGICAL-BLOCK to handle *PRINT-LENGTH* truncation, instead
of discouraging people from handling these variables properly.
Rationale:
This allows you to write a single function that handles both pretty
and non-pretty printing that can use a single block of code inside
PPRINT-LOGICAL-BLOCK to print structured objects regardless of whether
*PRINT-PRETTY* is true. It also allows you to call the other
functions without having to make an explicit check to be sure that
*PRINT-PRETTY* is true, and do something else if it isn't.
Proposal (GENERALIZE-PRETTY-PRINTER:REORDER):
(1) Reverse the order of the "object" and "stream" arguments to
functions in pprint dispatch tables.
(2) Explicitly state that PPRINT-DISPATCH returns the generic function
PRINT-OBJECT if there is no matching type specifier in the pprint
dispatch table.
(3) Reverse the order of the "object" and "stream" arguments to
PPRINT-FILL, PPRINT-LINEAR, and PPRINT-TABULAR. Make the "stream"
argument optional and default in the usual way for an output stream
designator, so that the argument list is
(object &optional stream colon-p at-sign-p).
(4) Reverse the order of the "object" and "stream" arguments passed
to functions invoked with the ~/name/ format directive.
Rationale:
This removes a pointless inconsistency in the language design and
makes it a little simpler.
Proposal (GENERALIZE-PRETTY-PRINTER:RENAME):
Rename PPRINT-EXIT-IF-LIST-EXHAUSTED, PPRINT-FILL, PPRINT-LINEAR,
PPRINT-TABULAR, PPRINT-INDENT, PPRINT-LOGICAL-BLOCK, PPRINT-NEWLINE,
PPRINT-POP, and PPRINT-TAB to PRINT-*.
Rationale:
Changing the names makes it more apparent that these functions are
useful even when *PRINT-PRETTY* is false and that they do not
rebind *PRINT-PRETTY* to true as PPRINT does. (Note that this list
does not include *PRINT-PPRINT-DISPATCH*, PPRINT-DISPATCH, and
SET-PPRINT-DISPATCH, since these are only relevant when *PRINT-PRETTY*
is true.)
Since proposals UNIFY and REORDER make incompatible changes in the
behavior of these functions, changing their names may be helpful in
detecting obsolete calls.
Current practice:
XP doesn't implement any of these changes.
Loosemore made most of these changes when rewriting XP into a
Scheme-like dialect; the Yale Haskell system uses it extensively.
Cost to implementors:
Medium. Making the changes to the printer implementation is
straightforward, but there are the usual support costs associated
with making an incompatible change.
Cost to users:
This is an incompatible change for people who now use XP, but it's
easy to fix. Adoption of proposal RENAME may make it easier to detect
obsolete uses.
Cost of non-adoption:
More work for people writing new code. Confusion about why
PRINT-OBJECT methods can't detect when *PRINT-PRETTY* is true. Risk
of function for printing when *PRINT-PRETTY* is true getting out of
sync with function for printing the same object when *PRINT-PRETTY* is
false.
Benefits:
The cost of non-adoption is avoided.
Aesthetics:
Making the language simpler and more uniform is generally a good
thing.
Editorial impact:
It would probably take two or three days to make the necessary changes,
including updating examples. Loosemore is willing to undertake the
editorial work.
Discussion:
This issue was first raised on the X3J13 mailing list in January 1992
with the subject "apparent shortcomings with PPRINT interface".
Loosemore says: I discovered these problems when trying to implement
the new pretty-printer functionality for the first time for use by the
Yale Haskell system. We have several dozen different kinds of structures
representing AST nodes and wanted to be able to print them reasonably
for debugging and error messages. Pushing the detection for
*PRINT-PRETTY* into the support functions resulted in *major*
consolidations and simplifications of this code.
Waters says: I support your proposal strongly. Please feel free to
add me to the proposal as a formal supporter.
John Burger also says he was bitten by the inability to handle
*PRINT-PRETTY* in PRINT-OBJECT methods, and that he supports this
proposal.


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Serbian guard dogs shot for not barking
Wire Services | Submitted by: jo666py
Remember the National Lampoon cover "Buy This Magazine or We'll Shoot This Dog"? "Guards at a prison in northern Serbia shot and killed two watch dogs that failed to alert them to the escape of five inmates, a newspaper reported Saturday. The two dogs failed to bark when five inmates dug a channel underneath a prison wall and escaped earlier this month, the Gradjanski List daily reported."
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"A judge sentenced fugitive cosmetics heir Andrew Luster to 124 years in prison for drugging and raping three women at his oceanfront home in Ventura County. On Tuesday, Superior Court Judge Ken Riley also ordered Luster, 39, the great grandson of makeup legend Max Factor, to pay $1 million in restitution. Luster was convicted in absentia last month on 86 counts including rape, sodomy, drug and weapons possession and poisoning. He vanished Jan. 3 during a two-week recess in his trial."
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Paranoia and Megalomania, a perfect pair: "Google is a privately-owned US company that has a policy of collecting as much information as possible about everyone who uses its search tool... This means that Google builds up a detailed profile of your search terms over many years.  It refuses to say why it wants this information or to admit whether it makes it available to the US Government for tracking purposes." Which means asking it to search for 'manboy donkey sex' or 'how to blow things up' is perhaps not a good idea.
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Newton set 2060 for end of world
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"Sir Isaac Newton, Britain's greatest scientist, predicted the date of the end of the world, and it is only 57 years away. His theories about Armageddon have been unearthed by academics from little known handwritten manuscripts in a library in Jerusalem." He may not be far of, but the date he predicts is singularity, which is the point at which manmade computers overtake the power of the human brain. Rendering humanity irrelevant.
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Catholic priest canned after placing naked ad
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Chinese study how to clean up chewing gum
Miami Herald | Submitted by: Razor
"The Ministry of Science and Technology is involved. Eight Chinese research institutions want a piece of the project. It's even part of a code-named project: "863 program"... All to tackle a problem that has been bedeviling the Chinese government for many months now: how to clean up little blobs of discarded chewing gum from public places like Beijing's Tiananmen Square."
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Police crack down on snow-boobies
KNXV | Submitted by: Deb
"A woman in northeastern Ohio may have done too thorough a job with her snowman, or snow-woman, to be exact. Crystal Lynn says police in the town of Kent told her she had to remove the breasts from her snow woman, after someone complained."
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Taxpayers billed for rape
Cleveland Plain Dealer | Submitted by: Dirty Sammy
"A minority outreach program billed taxpayers for each hour that paroled murderer Manuel Arias worked at a homeless shelter, even on the day a woman says he raped her there...
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Rapper convicts himself in song
Augusta Chronicle | Submitted by: Dirty Sammy
"Richmond County investigators were looking for evidence to connect the rapper to a summertime shooting that put an unintended target in a coma. Officers searched his home and found what they needed lying on his couch: freshly written rap lyrics boasting of the crime... "This is written while he thinks he's getting away with it," said Charlie Weigle, one of the assistant district attorneys who successfully prosecuted Mr. Holmes and co-defendant Jeffery Foat."
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New effort battles human trafficking
Washington Times | Submitted by: One Eyed Jack
"From 700,000 to 4 million women and children are trafficked annually into places such as Jamaica, Saudi Arabia, France and the United States for prostitution and labor, according to the United Nations. This year, there are fresh efforts being put into the fight against this $7 billion business."
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Ninjacripple
News Corporation | Submitted by: Dirty Sammy
"A paralysed north Queensland man has overcome his disability to become a brown belt in the ancient Japanese martial art of Ninjitsu... After trying other forms of martial arts, he took up Ninjitsu two years ago and is now one step away from a black belt."
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Bondage beginners shouldn't beat about the bush
Mainichi Daily News | Submitted by: LucrezaBorgia
"S&M is all about discipline. The mental is more important than the physical and sex is not what links a couple. If both are only interested in sex, what goes on is simply a lay. If you're a masochist, you should be prepared to do anything for your mistress, even die," the dominatrix says. "S&M can involve some pretty harrowing things, like bondage, exhibitionism or scatology, as well as painful stuff like whipping and dripping hot candle wax. You can go even harder by slashing the skin, piercing the genitals or choking. One mistake could prove fatal."
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Bush cited report that doesn't exist
Newsday | Submitted by: PineNuts
"There was only one problem with President George W. Bush's claim Thursday that the nation's top economists forecast substantial economic growth if Congress passed the president's tax cut: The forecast with that conclusion doesn't exist... "It sounded like the Blue Chip Economic Forecast had endorsed the president's plan. That's simply not the case."
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Iranian women burn to death in protest
London Telegraph | Submitted by: UncleGum
Massively parallel self immolation: "Five young Iranian women from villages near the southern city of Shiraz burnt themselves to death last week because their families refused to let them go out to work... The five, aged between 14 and 23, died in hospital after setting themselves alight."
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Is the middle finger losing its fuck-you badness?
Wire Services | Submitted by: Cudaman Dan
"Flashing the middle finger was the ultimate insult when Kremp was growing up, or at least, with its vulgar, sexual connotation, a very naughty thing to do. These days, "the bird" is flying everywhere, and, in many instances, losing its taboo status, especially among the younger set."
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Merging branches
Merge a local branch named bug-fix-1 to master branch
vagrant@git-m1:~/git-demo(master)$ git merge bug-fix-1
Updating 7f84bd4..d574154
Fast-forward
Hello.txt | 2 ++
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Merge changes in master branch on github to local master branch
vagrant@git-m1:~/git-demo(master)$ git pull origin master
remote: Counting objects: 3, done.
remote: Compressing objects: 100% (2/2), done.
remote: Total 3 (delta 0), reused 0 (delta 0), pack-reused 0
Unpacking objects: 100% (3/3), done.
From https://github.com/padmacho/git-demo
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The Q flag is not used, and it is your responsibility to report your arrival.
Foreign boats must check in with Customs and Immigration at all major ports. The authorities should be contacted at Port Control on Channel 16 or working channel (usually 10 or 12) before entering or leaving a port. Details of ship's name, nationality, number of crew and previous or next port of call. English is understood, but it may be necessary to speak slowly.
Immigration and Customs procedures must be completed when arriving or departing from Poland. Official Border Control (check-in) is required on arrival at the first Polish port and similarly on departure from the last Polish port.
For EU members arriving from EU countries, this is only passport control. In practice it is, however, necessary to report in and out of every port in Poland. With the exception of the first and last port, a verbal report over the VHF radio giving boat name, names and nationality, number of persons on board and previous or next port of call appears to be all that is required.
Swinemunde, Ziegenort, Stettin and all larger ports on the Polish coast have Immigration offices or stations.
Only Gdynia and Swinoujcie can be entered under all weather conditions.
Peenestrom Channel Yachts coming from Germany through the Stettiner Haff (Zalew Szczecinski in Polish) must show their papers to the Polish patrol boat stationed at the border (marked by buoys) before continuing to Nowe Warpno, Trzebiez or Swinoujscie for clearance.
You must not continue south on the Odra River without clearing in.
Last updated February 2015.
Poland is a member of the Schengen Agreement Area. See Noonsite' Schengen page for more details on the immigration rules.
See EU Schengen Visa Policy website for details of visa requirements.
To see the detail requirements for a visa to enter the Schengen Area via Poland, see www.schengenvisainfo.com/poland-visa
Last updated July 2016.
Firearms must be declared.
EU regulations apply concerning temporary importation. See EU VAT page for more information.
Last updated July 2016.
The medical services are good and Private medical facilities are comparatively inexpensive and of a good standard. However, medicines are scarce and expensive.
Tick-borne encephalitis is common to Poland, especially if you are planning to visit forested areas in the summer months.
There are restricted areas near Ustka and along the Hel peninsula, where passage is occasionally prohibited. Hel fishing harbour is now open to foreign yachts.
There is a zero tolerance for drink driving in Poland. If you drive and have been drinking (even 1 unit of alcohol) you can be charged.
Jay walking is an offence and if caught by the police you will be fined.
The Pet Travel Scheme (PETS) applies in Poland and animals require a passport, to have been microchipped and have a current Health Certificate and Rabies Vaccination Certificate issued by recognised Veterinary Service and have been blood tested prior to travel.


| 1 | Hummus | 101 ฿ |
| 2 | Hummus with Tahini | 102 ฿ |
| 3 | Hummus with Mashroom | 103 ฿ |
| 4 | Hummus with Shakshuka | 101 ฿ |
| 5 | Hummus with Falafel | 102 ฿ |
| 6 | Hummus with Tahini & Hot Chickpeas | 103 ฿ |
| 7 | Hummus Ful | 103 ฿ |
| 8 | Hummus with Beef | 101 ฿ |
| 9 | Tahini | 102 ฿ |
| 10* | Msabbha - Hummus, tahini, hot chickpeas, olive oil, spices & boiled egg | 103 ฿ |
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| 1 | Falafel Balls with Tahini (plate) | 101 ฿ |
| 2 | Falafel Balls with Tahini & Salad (plate) | 102 ฿ |
| 3 | Falafel Balls in Pita.
Served with hummus, Tahini & Salad |
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| 4 | Hummus with Falafel | 102 ฿ |
| 1 | French Fries | 101 ฿ |
| 2 | Mash Potatoes | 102 ฿ |
| 3 | Baked Potatoes – Butter, blend of spices & herbs | 103 ฿ |
| 4 | Rice | 101 ฿ |
| 5 | Israeli Salad – Lettuce, Cucumber, Tomatoes, Green onion, Coriander | 102 ฿ |
| 6 | Arabic Salad - Tomatoes, Green onion, Garlic, Coriander | 103 ฿ |
| 7 | House Salad – Israeli Salad with Hot Chickpeas & Tahini | 103 ฿ |
| 8 | Chicken Salad – Israeli Salad with Chicken stripes & Tahini | 101 ฿ |
| 9 | Tuna Salad – Israeli Salad with Tuna, Boiled Egg, Tahini | 102 ฿ |
| 10 | Eggplant Salad (Baba Ganoush) – Baked & Grilled Eggplant Puree with Sesame paste, Lemon juice, olive oil & spices | 103 ฿ |
| 1 | An Omelet | 101 ฿ |
| 2 | Fried Egg | 102 ฿ |
| 3 | Scrambled Eggs | 103 ฿ |
| 4 | Our Special Omelet – An omelet with hot chickpeas & spices. *All the dishes served with vegetables & pita bread. *An Additional –Cheese, Hummus, Tahini – 20฿ | 101 ฿ |
| 5 | Shakshuka – A dish of eggs poached in tometoes sauce, chilly pepper, onions, spices & herbs. | 102 ฿ |
| 6 | Shakshuka with Hot Melted Cheese on Top *Served with Pita bread | 103 ฿ |
| 7 | Cheese Toast *Grilled Cheese Sandwich | 101 ฿ |
| 8 | Tuna Toast *served with vegetables | 102 ฿ |
| 9 | Cheese Bourekas – Pastry Puff Dough Filled with Our Special Cheese Blend. | 103 ฿ |
| 10 | Our Specail Bourekas - Pastry Puff Dough Filled with Our Cheese, Hot Chickpeas, Spices & Boiled Egg. *Served with vegetables & tahini *Additional, Hummus, Tahini – 20฿ | 101 ฿ |
| 1 | 3 color chocolate Mousse – Milk, White & Dark Chocolate. | 101 ฿ |
| 2 | Malabi | 102 ฿ |
| 3 | Cheese Cake | 103 ฿ |
| 4 | Chocolate Cake | 101 ฿ |
| 5 | Apple Cake | 102 ฿ |
| 6 | Semolina Cake | 103 ฿ |
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THE CASTLE
Reviewed by Harvey Karten, Ph.D. Miramax Films Director: Rob Sitch Writer: Tom Gleisner, Jane Kennedy, Santo Cilauro, Rob Stich Cast: Anne Tenney, Stephen Curry, Sophie Lee, Anthony Simcoe, Charles "Bud" Tingwell
Only right-wing extremists would refer to government workers as jack-booted thugs. In the U.S. such people usually stand up for the "right" to maintain an arsenal of AK- 47s in their homes and their "right" to keep all their income rather than re-distribute a portion to those not as well-off as they. For the government to take away your assault rifles is one story: to confiscate your home is yet another. While a man's place is his castle, governments do generally have the right to appropriate it (with just compensation) for a legitimate, substantial public purpose, such as the construction of a highway. But who cares about just compensation? A house is not a home. A home is a place that hopefully embodies an investment of love and gives its occupants a sense of identity and stability in a fast-changing world. To allow the authorities to commandeer such a prize without a fight is dishonorable. We may not feel sympathy for a guy who stashes grenades and artillery in his attic beyond the pale of the authorities. We do feel compassion for the little fella who wants only to maintain his anchor to a specific place in a world that seems to fall increasingly adrift. In "The Castle," writers Santo Cilauro, Tom Gleisner, Jane Kennedy and Rob Sitch together with director Sitch enter Simon Beaufoy ("The Fully Monty") territory with a feel-good comedy that champions a hardy Australian scrapper while lightly satirizing and patronizing him at the same time.
"The Castle," which has been the subject of some curious marketing by Miramax, was a popular favorite at the 1998 Sundance Festival, was picked up by the Weinsteins for $6 million, then put on the shelf for months only to receive a modest marketing effort when finally released in a limited number of theaters. Only some impressive box office figures may save the movie from going straight to the videotape: a shame, because "The Castle" makes good use of the popular David vs. Goliath theme--providing lots of broad smiles if not belly-laughs while elevating sit-comish themes (such as those practiced by "Married With Children") to more literary levels.
Director Rob Sitch focuses most of his attention on Darryl Kerrigan (Michael Caton), a lower-middle class occupant of a modest but love-filled home located just a block or so from an airport on one side and a high-voltage tower on the other. He's obviously a bargain hunter, as the story illustrates time and again, as Darryl pooh-poohs attempts to sell him useless gadgets at inflated prices. Unfamiliar with life on the fast track, he is unimpressed by western society's rampant materialism and humankind's desire to show off its appreciation of the (materially) finer things in life like fancy food, vintage wine, and high-tech wizardry. To him, a cheese sandwich would probably be far-out. Each night he praises the cooking of his loving wife Sal (Anne Tenney), scarcely believing the joys of eating broiled chicken, meat loaf, and ice cream scooped right from the tub. His warmth carries over to his dense children Steve (Anthony Simcoe), Tracy (Sophie Lee), and the movie's narrator Dale (Stephen Curry), and even though the eldest son Wayne (Wayne Hope) is in jail for armed robbery, he keeps his family picture proudly on the stone wall above his cot.
When the government demands that Darryl vacate his home in order to expand the airport, Darryl files a class- action suit with his bumbling local lawyer, Dennis Denuto (Tiriel Mola), is inevitably trounced in court by the defendant's high-priced attorneys, and fulfills the dream of people throughout the democratic world by taking his case "all the way to the Supreme Court."
While the victory of the little guy has been exploited by movies like "Waterboy" and while Rob Sith's characters sometimes seem not much brighter than Bobby Boucher and his mom, these characters inspire genuine warmth in the audience despite the insistence of the filmmakers on satirizing their provincial ways. Dan Quayle would have no problem pointing the Kerrigans' robust family values. There's not a person on the right side of justice who can be unsympathetic. Darryl's neighbors, especially the clueless Lebanese immigrant Faroud, put their trust in him to save their homes. Despite Darryl's naivete (in court he cannot decide whether he is an appellant or a respondent), he is persistent, yet has none of the obsessive qualities of "Election"'s Tracy Flick.
 Sure: people of his social class will fill their basements with kitschy objects like oversized beer mugs while the rich load their studies with Picassos. Heaven knows, the working class are as ecstatic with their objets d'art as the affluent are with their investments. This is what makes this satire loving, not caustic, and its humor irrefutably pleasing.
Rated R. Running Time: 87 minutes. (C) 1999 Harvey Karten
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Stepper Drivers that reduce stepper motor noise and improve print quality on Flashforge Creator Pro/Inventor printers. Comes in a kit of 5 drivers w/ double heat sinks, these replace your exsisting drivers. Each driver cable will require wires 1A and 1B to be switched.
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All the processing code and the code for the website is available in GitHub.
- Data processing was performed with Python.
- Static images were generated with the Seaborn library for Python.
- The interactive chart was built with Chart.JS
- The interactive map was built with jQuery Mapael
- GitHub - Global Income Distribution (processing)
- GitHub - Income Inequality (website)


If we talk about social media, in today’s world it is the most cost-efficient way for digital marketing. Social Media Marketing is used to promote products in the market and increase brand visibility through social handles. The most effective approach to increase brand awareness is to implement a social media strategy which significantly hikes up brand recognition and encourages wider customer audience.
Social media has become the most effective way of marketing content over the internet. These media networks are a major resource both for small and big businesses that are looking to promote their brands on the Internet. And figuring out the most popular social media sites for the audience you are trying to reach is extremely important.
Literally, social media marketing can be defined as the process of gaining website traffic through social media sites and other platforms. But talking about the cotemporary status of marketing trends it refers to creating content over the internet to drive user engagement and sharing.
Having a glimpse of the technical trends in the past couple of years, there have been several advancements in the field of technology. Some changes turned out to be a boon for the industry while others proved to be unproductive. In some way or the other Technology Is Shaping Our World. The pace of technological change is rapidly accelerating & these technologies have changed our lives before we even realized it.
Research And Development refers to the advance projects and activities that are taken up by corporations or other legal authorities either to develop new products and services or to enhance the efficiency of existing ones. The R&D management can be classified into two basic models : one involved in development of new and better services and products staffed by engineers and the other involved in applied research in scientific or technological fields, which might simplify future product development.
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new BlackMoney(parent, time, startPosition, source, size, direction)
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craXcel
Unlock Microsoft Office Files
ABOUT CRAXCEL
What is craXcel?
Simply, craXcel ("crack-cel") is a tool that makes removing various password protections from Microsoft Office files seemless. It works by directly amending the underlying XML files that make up modern Microsoft Office files.
Supported Applications
Currently, craXcel supports the following applications and file types:
- Microsoft Excel
- .xlsx
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- Microsoft Word
- .docx
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- .pptx
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Currently, the maximum supported file size is 10MB. For unlimited file size support, craXcel is also available to download, please visit the below GitHub repositories for more information:
Please note that craXcel cannot unlock encrypted files (when a password to read the document).
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craXcel is a free, ad-less, service with operating costs footed by the developer.
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Micron relationship with Huawei 'very good', chief executive says
(Reuters) - American memory chipmaker Micron’s relationship with China’s tech giant Huawei [HWT.UL] ‘continues to be very good’, its chief executive, Sanjay Mehrotra, said on Thursday.
He was speaking to broadcaster CNN on the sidelines of the Bloomberg New Economy Forum in Beijing.


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During the past few months New Yorkers have been struggling with their mental health more than ever. “New Yorkers, and particularly communities of color, are facing unprecedented challenges that are understandably affecting their emotional and mental health,” Dr. Hillary Kunnis, the Executive Deputy Commissioner of the Health Department said in a press release published September 22, 2020. Since mental health was an issue pre-COVID the resources needed to help navigate this treacherous time already existed. Mental health services for City Employees, and homeless youth shelters increased during the beginning stages of COVID. Additionally, resources like NYC Well, a texting, calling, and messaging therapy service, also skyrocketed by the thousands. Through this data we can see that anxiety and depression have also increased as a result of isolation during the pandemic.