In a previous post we have create calendar snippets in ics format. PHPicalendar is the ultimate solution to stitch these calendar snippets together to a workgroup view.
I am using the built-in RSS feed to be noticed about any forthcoming events that are not sitting in my own calendar.
There is only one drawback: phpicalendar doesn’t offer any possibility to import back any new meeting into Sunbird or Outlook. By using the following patch of events.php it may, however, send you back an .ics file (that can opens Sunbird automatically if configured correctly) by just clicking on any new event.

events.php
|wj_events.txt|

If your calendar ics are really up to date, you may want to change $actual_calname in ical_parser.php to
$actual_calname = getCalendarName($filename) . ‘ (-‘ . round((time() – filemtime($filename) )/100000) . ‘ days old)’;

There is a nice online example of four datasets that show exactly the same variable mean AND Pearson R^2 although they look quite different!

I show here an alternative R solution for the correlation ratio eta that may help if you are dealing with such data.

anscombe.R
|wj_anscombe.R|

The R Munich user group likes Sweave. Here are 3 screenshots how to create a seamless R + Open Office integration (which works also for Word documents if you have installed the ODF converter plugin). First create your document

sweave.R
|wj_sweave.R|

the document

save it, open R and execute

Your document will then look like