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DV Summit: Kickstarter – Fear & Love
The Design Ventura summit "Design: the problem and the solution" was held on 29 March 2017. Its purpose was to bring together educators, designers, cultural providers and policy makers to discuss how they can ensure that young people are developing creativity, design thinking and employability skills to prepare them for future success.
The following extract is by Anjeli Placzek, from the Concept Lounge, on her take on the issues discussed.
The Concept Lounge hosted sessions for the Design Ventura Summit focusing on the theme of "Design: The Problem and the Solution" in context.
Inspired by the principle of 'skills fusion' and the benefits of creativity across all industries we invited delegates to journey through the Design Museum's immersive Fear & Love exhibition. Participants reflected upon encounters during the show to consider how seemingly invisible yet vital aspects of design support daily experience and contribute towards a sense of self and habitat. Together participants considered how innovative thinking and the role of design affect our understanding and navigation of a complex world.
Delegates delved deeper into the notion of humans as story telling animals and design as a tool that guides and reflects our collective narrative. The benefits of creative thinking and practice were highlighted along with the importance of casting challenges through a fresh lens to achieve unexpected, effective future solutions.
The value of harnessing innovative thinking and problem solving from a young age is something that resonated with all participants. The workshop feed back concluded that ideally along with an integrated 'skills fusion' approach across subject matters at school, support outside the curriculum is invaluable to offer young people an opportunity to experience the potential of their own creativity and to contextualize this skill in the outside world.


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Fetal Model Soft, Placenta, Cord, Chorion and Amniotic Sac is a popular tool for childbirth educators and midwives.
The Fetal Model represents an average-sized full-term baby. Made of soft, yet durable cloth, the body flexes to show all presentations and positions.
The Fetal Model:
- Has palpable anterior and posterior fontanelles.
- The soft and durable cloth body bends to allow for presentation of all positions.
- Generic light brown colour.
- 47.5cms in length.
The Placenta, Cord, Chorion and Amniotic Sac:
- Complete with a drawstring to close the sacs, enclosing the fetal model
- It has a clip to attach the umbilical cord to the soft fetal model
- The amniotic and chorionic membranes are accurately detailed in two colours.
- The placenta is 17.5 x 20cms in size.

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The Center for the Study of Institutions, Population, and Environmental Change is a center funded by the National Science Foundation that studies processes of change in forest environments as mediated by institutional arrangements, demographic factors, and other major human driving forces. CIPEC is directed by Tom Evans.CIPEC uses three broad questions to organize its diverse research agenda:
- How are regional and global political and economic processes linked to human behaviors at household and community levels?
- How can macro-scale physical and biological processes observed and modeled at a global scale be linked to meso and micro human organizational and decision-making processes?
- How do institutional arrangements influence the direction and size of the impact of human driving forces, such as population density and transportation networks, on ecosystems and global change?
CIPEC activities include interdisciplinary training and research on these questions focusing primarily on the Western Hemisphere while at the same time working interactively with other HDGC centers. Sustained training efforts directed toward the conduct of new fieldwork will include research methods ranging from (a) the interpretation of data collected by satellite and aerial photographs based on detailed studies of woody vegetation composition and condition in a sample of sites at diverse latitudes, (b) the use of GIS and relational databases to integrate vector and raster data obtained from various scales, (c) the use of household surveys to obtain data about family and farm-level decision making, (d) the use of group interviews and forest mensuration techniques to obtain insight into the decisions made by user groups and their impact on local forest resources, and (e) use of archival and census data from diverse jurisdictional levels, time periods, and countries to give estimates of the population dynamics involved.
CIPEC was originally funded as part of the Human Dimension Program of the National Science Foundation (NSF).
Original Press Release:
- Food and Agriculture Organization
- The Ford Foundation
- John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation
- The Mountain Institute
- The Nature Conservancy
Social Science Research Centers

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Horde Group API
This document is intended to clarify the Horde Group API, and to provide a solid target for applications to move toward for Horde4. Motivation for this document was spurred from the conversation between the Bens on IRC regarding the "proper" way to handle groups with LDAP.
Abstract
In its simplest terms a group consists of an ID and a Name. The ID is unique to that group and is unchanging. The name is a human-friendly name that can be changed as desired. The source and/or format of the group ID should not be of concern to the application using it, and should always be obtained/modified/stored through the group API calls. The group ID is the only acceptable method as to refer to a group, as it is guaranteed to be unique (uniqueness being the job of the driver). The group name is strictly for interface use.
Functional Changes
Horde 4 will deviate from Horde 3 in these key ways:
 - The groups collection will be flat. Groups cannot be created as children of existing groups.
 - Groups can belong to other groups. In this way complex collections of users can be expressed without duplication.
Challenges
 - Make sure we handle group structures that represent an infinite loop
 - Create a UI that allows administrators to be able to view all effective users in a group (including those that are a part of the group through group membership).
 - How do we handle backends that can't support nested group membership? Example: LDAP can store this information but cannot integrate with other systems like Unix, which has not concept of nested groups.
Horde_Group_Base
This is the class that does the work of reading from/saving to the group storage backend.
create($name)
Creates a new group and returns a new group ID.
 - Add handlers for $name and $parent parameters from newGroup() (?)
rename($gid, $newName)
Changes the name of a group without affecting its membership list
remove($gid)
Removes a group from the groups system permanently.
exists($gid)
Boolean: Check if a group exists in the system.
getName($gid)
Returns a group name.
listAll()
Returns an array of all groups, in the format gid => name.
listUsers($gid, $recurse = false)
Get a list of every user that is a part of this group ONLY.
If $recurse is true then also check member groups' user lists.
listGroups($user)
Returns an array of group IDs representing the user's membership
addUser($gid, $username)
Add a user to a group.
 - Should be able to handle arrays for both parameters.
removeUser($gid, $username)
Remove a user from a group.
 - Should be able to handle arrays for both parameters.
search($name)
Returns a list of group IDs that match the name (substring search?)


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Room: Exhibit Hall | Forum 3
Purpose: To demonstrate the use of EPID for electron beam quality assurance(QA) and pre-treatment verification with a simple approach in absorbed dose to water reconstruction: EpiDream method.
Methods: The study was performed using EPID As1000 imager on Varian LINAC, for electron beams of 6-9-12-15-18MeV. EPID was calibrated with EpiDream method to obtain the dose to water matrix at each energy-dependent reference depth from the Grey Level image using integrated images. Comparison was performed between radial and transverse profiles measured with a 0.125cmÂ³ ionization chamber(PTW31010) and dose profiles extracted from EpiDream matrices for a 15x15cmÂ² field size. For gantry angle of 90-270Â°, EpiDream and Profiler2 profiles were compared. Rescaling of each measured profile was performed using a Kriging interpolation method(step:0.02mm) to integrate differences in detector intrinsic spatial resolution. Analysis was performed considering: flatness, symmetry, penumbra and field size values. To quantify 2D-sensitivity of EpiDream method for each energy, EPID images of a 10x10cmÂ² field size were acquired for several combinations of delivered Mus(3-300MU) and dose rate(100-300MU/min). To evaluate pre-treatment verification using EpiDream method, images of 10 irregularly clinical block electron fields were acquired for 6-9-12-15-18MeV. Validation of 2D-sensitivity and pre-treatment verification results was based on gamma analysis of EpiDream and TPS(eMCv13.6,Varian) absolute doses maps with 2%/2mm and 3%/3mm criteria, respectively.
Results: Considering flatness, symmetry, penumbra and field size values, mean deviation of EpiDream profiles with 0.125cmÂ³/Profiler2 profiles was respectively: 0.01pp/0.03pp, 0.34pp/0.86pp, 0.5mm/0.35mm and 0.6mm/0.8mm. For 2D-sensitivity results, the mean gamma passing rates(%GPR) for 6-9-12-15-18MeV was respectively: 96.6%(SD=1.6%), 99.9%(SD=0.1%), 100%(SD=0.16%), 99.8%(SD=0.6%), 99.8%(SD=0.1%) from the range of 15 to 300MU. For pre-treatment verification results, %GPR ranged from 97.6% to 100%.
Conclusion: QA and pre-treatment verification of electron beams in 2D absolute dose using EPID is possible with EpiDream method at any angle by maximizing measurement reproducibility and optimizing time dedicated to QA process.
Funding Support, Disclosures, and Conflict of Interest: Christine Boutry, Denis Franck and Philippe Dudouet have ownership interests in DREAM SAS which is commercializing the EpiDream algorithm. Other authors have no relevant conflicts of interest to disclose.

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Differentiation between two sub-species of Acacia senegal complex: Acacia senegal (L.) Willd. and Acacia dudgeoni Craib ex Holland using morphological traits and molecular markers
Abstract : The Acacia senegal complex is formed by closely related species of Acacia senegal (L.) Willd. These species share several botanical characters, so from a morphological point of view, there is no clear discontinuity between some of them. A. dudgeoni Craib ex Holland is one species of the A. senegal complex that was formerly described as A. senegal ssp. senegalensis var. samoryana (A. Chev.) Rob. In order to differentiate Acacia senegal from A. dudge- oni, we analyzed a range of morphological traits such as tree height and diameter in natural stands, and, at the nursery stage, seedling height, number of branches, main root depth, biomass dry weight and leaf characteristics. Within addition, molecular poly- morphism analyses were conducted using 11 micro- satellite markers. Leaf characteristics and molecular markers appear to be the most effective tools to distinguish A. senegal from A. dudgeoni. These tools can improve our understanding of the relationshipbetween two species belonging to the same species complex
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Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution, Springer Verlag, 2012, 59, pp.39-48
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Aichatou Assoumane, Mayaki Alzouma Zoubeirou, Bénédicte Favreau, Gilles Bezançon, Mahamane Saadou, et al.. Differentiation between two sub-species of Acacia senegal complex: Acacia senegal (L.) Willd. and Acacia dudgeoni Craib ex Holland using morphological traits and molecular markers. Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution, Springer Verlag, 2012, 59, pp.39-48. 〈cirad-00845139〉
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ATF Scenario Builder
ATF Power Toolkit
in Raging Tiger
What's new in The
Falklands War: 1982
What's new in The
Star and the Crescent
How to Edit a Hierarchy
A Hierarchy is an object that represents either a platoon or a
company. It contains units and hierarchies which represent the
hierarchy's subordinate units. In the ATF Scenario Builder
hierarchies are generated either manually or during the process of adding
a Unit Package. From the
Hierarchy Tree window, you can edit the appearance or attributes of a
hierarchy, no matter how it is created.
NOTE: In Armored Task Force, enemy platoons are
represented on the map and in windows as companies, and companies as
battalions. Besides this, in every respect, they behave just as
Open the Hierarchy Tree Window:
While hierarchies are visible on the map, they can only be edited from
the Hierarchy Tree window. While, in Armored Task Force,
there is only a friendly Hierarchy Tree window, in ATF Scenario
Builder, there are three Hierarchy Tree windows: Friendly, Enemy, and
1. Select 'Friendly' from the 'Hierarchy Tree' sub-menu of the
Edit a Hierarchy:
On the map, hierarchies are depicted by flags or NATO piece
markers. When you add a Unit Package, it may or may not have the
correct flag and, even if it does have the correct flag, it will almost
certainly not be labeled correctly. To fix the problem, you will
have to edit the appearance of the hierarchy.
To begin editing a hierarchy, right-click on it in the Hierarchy Tree
window, and select 'Edit'.
1. To change the attributes or appearance of a hierarchy, make
changes in the Hierarchy Platoon or Company Data dialog.
- Name. The screen name of the hierarchy, which appears both
in the Hierarchy Tree window and in the 'tooltip' labels on the map.
- Max Units. The maximum number of directly subordinate units
or hierarchies under this hierarchy (both units and platoon
hierarchies, but not subordinate platoon's units).
- Spacing. The distance between units in the hierarchy while
in formation (in tens of meters).
- Command Radius. Not currently implemented.
- Command and Control, BOS Flags. These flags are combined
to determine what kinds of formations and Missions are available to
- NATO Piece. The NATO symbol that represents the hierarchy,
both in the Hierarchy Tree and on the map.
- Graphic Piece. The 'Flag' that represents the hierarchy on
the map when vehicles are visible.
- Graphic Label Piece. The number or letter that is displayed
on the flag.
- Destroyed NATO and Graphic Piece. Not implemented.
- Locked? If this box is checked, hierarchies and units can
not be added to or removed from the hierarchy.
2. To change the flag, click on the 'Graphic Piece' button and
select a piece of the type '..._flag'.
3. To change the letter or number on the flag, select 'Graphic
4.... And select a piece with a name of the form '..._label'.
5. When you click 'OK' to close the Hierarchy Platoon Data
dialog, the graphic representation of the hierarchy will be altered on
Task Organize Hierarchies:
Just as in Armored Task Force, platoons and units can be moved
from one hierarchy to another.
1. Click on the hierarchy and, while holding down the left-mouse
2.... drag the hierarchy to the new hierarchy and 'drop' it by
releasing the left mouse button.
Edit a Unit in the Hierarchy Tree:
Units are also represented in the Hierarchy Tree window. Their
attributes effect not only how they are depicted in the Hierarchy Tree,
but also how they are depicted on the map when NATO icons are
selected. These attributes also effect the unit's ability to lead
1. Right-click on a unit in the Hierarchy Tree and select 'Edit'.
2. Now you can alter the attributes of the unit.
- Name. The name of the unit. This will supersede any
name set for the unit on the map.
- Rank. If the unit also has 'Platoon Leader Capable' or
'Company Commander Capable' set, this number sets the order of
precedence in which this unit will assume command of the hierarchy
of which it is a part. For instance, a unit with a Rank of 1
will assume command before a unit with a Rank of 2. A zero or
negative Rank will override the leader settings and prevent this
unit from assuming command.
- Platoon Leader Capable, Company Commander Capable. If one of
these is checked, and the unit has a positive Rank, the unit will
assume command of the hierarachy of which it is a direct member,
unless a unit with a lower Rank is present. Obviously 'Platoon
Leaders' can only lead platoons and 'Company Commanders' can only
- NATO Piece. The NATO icon which represents the unit both on
the map and in the Hierarchy Tree. This setting will override
settings for the vehicle type of the unit.
- Graphic Piece, Destroyed NATO Piece, Destroyed Graphic
Piece. Not implemented.
- Locked? If checked, the unit can not be moved from its
current hierarchy to another hierarchy or out of all hierarchies.
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I've read that July of 1916 was the sunniest month ever recorded in Chicago, logging 95 percent of possible sunshine. Did the sunshine recorders in use then follow use today's standards?
--George Ballas, Morton Grove
Retired Chicago weather observer Paul Kubecka found that the instrument for measuring solar irradiance in 1916, the Maring-Marvin sunshine recorder (in use in Chicago until 1953) was less sensitive than today's version. It required.37 langleys to initiate the recording of sunshine compared with to the current World Meteorological Organization standard of.17 langleys. It also had a slower response time, taking up to 10 minutes before beginning to log sunshine at sunrise and sunset and during passing cloudy intervals. If weather conditions were identical, today's instrument would have recorded a higher sunshine percentage than the 1916 version.


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- Jan 21, 2020
As mentioned a few weeks ago, we compiled a quick guide on how to implement your translation in Prison Architect via modding.
What do I need to make a mod?
A Prison Architect mod is composed of a subfolder to the "mods" folder in the game files. This folder is located at the following address:
Within the subfolder of your mod, you need to make sure there are the following items:
- A text document called manifest.txt
- A thumbnail in .png format
- A subfolder named data
The manifest.txt file is the description of your mod for the game. Basically, you are telling the game what your mod is about. It needs to have the following format:
Name "Name of the mod" Author "Your name/nickname" Description "Description" Version v1.0 Date DD/MM/YYYY URL LINK
The data folder contains your mod – this is where the actual content is.
For a localization mod, you need to retrieve the localization files from the folder where you installed the game. If you use Steam, it is in the /Steamapps/Prison Architect folder by default.
Once you get there, you need to extract the main.dat using a data compressing program – we used Winrar while preparing this guide. Once you open main.dat, you will see the Data folder. If you open it, you will finally get access to the language files.
You need to copy the .txt files from there to your mod folder.
Once you have done this, you can open the text files and start translating!
Ok, my translation is done, how do I check it and share with others?
To check your mod, you need to activate it within the game.
To do so, you need to open the main menu and select "Extra". This will open the Extra menu, where you will be able to select "Mods".
On the left-hand side of the screen, you will see a list of all the mods installed on your pc.
To test your mod, you need to tick the box next to it, and then select "Apply at the bottom of the screen. The game will reload with your mod applied.
To share your mod, you can select your mod in the Mod menu and then press the "Publish Mod" folder on the bottom right of the screen. You will also see that there is a "Is this a translation to another language?" box, make sure to select it! Once your mod is uploaded, its name will become green.
Good luck with your modding, and don't forget that our community created plenty of guides and material to help you in case you are still struggling with modding, like the in-depth articles on the official wiki!


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Rowe Cell
Saturated fine-grained soils can experience large settlements over a long period of time. Estimation of the magnitude and time rate of settlement for soils under field loading conditions are essential for geotechnical engineering settlement design and analysis. Laboratory consolidation testing has traditionally been performed manually using dead weights to produce an instantaneous increase in load. This in turn causes an instantaneous increase in the excess pore water pressure within the soil sample, and the sample subsequently begins to consolidate. The empirical equations and calculations provided in current testing standards are based on the theory of instantaneous loading. The Rowe Cell is a laboratory testing device that allows for automated consolidation testing. However, because the load is applied hydraulically, the test equipment must ramp up to the desired load state for each test increment.
Research is currently underway to determine the effects of loading rate on the consolidation test results. This research has thus far determined that there are indeed differences in the test results for an automated Rowe Cell test performed on a homogenous, cohesive soil, when compared to the standard consolidation test method of instantaneously applied loads. Further research continues to explore the effects of initial deformation of the sample during the loading phase of an automated test to the empirically determined time rate of consolidation parameters.
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Class DeviationDistance
 - All Implemented Interfaces:
 NormalizedPermutationDistanceMeasurer, NormalizedPermutationDistanceMeasurerDouble, PermutationDistanceMeasurer, PermutationDistanceMeasurerDouble
 public final class DeviationDistance
 extends Object
 implements NormalizedPermutationDistanceMeasurer
 Deviation Distance:
 Deviation distance is the sum of the positional deviation of the permutation elements. The positional deviation of an element is the difference in its location in the two permutations.
 For example, consider p1 = [0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5] and p2 = [1, 0, 5, 2, 4, 3]. Element 0 is displaced by 1 position. Likewise for elements 1 and 2. Element 3 is displaced by 2 positions. Element 4 is in the same position in both. Element 5 is displaced by 3 positions.
 Sum the deviations: 1 + 1 + 1 + 2 + 0 + 3 = 8. And that is the distance.
 Runtime: O(n), where n is the permutation length.
 Deviation distance was introduced in:
 S. Ronald, "More distance functions for order-based encodings," in Proc. IEEE CEC. IEEE Press, 1998, pp. 558–563.
 - Constructor Detail
 - DeviationDistance
 public DeviationDistance()
 Constructs the distance measurer as specified in the class documentation.


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What are modules
In this context, modules are Perl libraries. Some openkore features or plugins require modules from CPAN which are not bundled with openkore.
Linux and OS X
Your system repositories
The following naming scheme is used in Debian: module
File::Slurp is in package
cpan File::Slurp to download and install the specified module.
Active Perl offers a program to download and install modules with a user friendly interface, called Perl Packet Manager (PPM), and a different mirror. The service is paid.
How to install modules using the PPM:
- Open Perl Package Manager (Start -> Run -> 'ppm')
- In the graphical interface that appears, search for the modules using the text field above and select the modules you want to install or upgrade
- After mark modules, click the green arrow to start the download and installation
The Strawberry offers a console program to download and install modules directly from the official repository, CPAN. The service is free.
How to install modules using the Strawberry:
- After installing Strawberry, open the CPAN Client (In Windows Vista and later, just search on the start menu by CPAN)
- In the console, use the following command to install modules:
- install
Note: If the module has - in its name, substitute to ::. For example: Protocol-WebSocket should be typed Protocol::WebSocket


Hazards of Kissing
1. Infectious mononucleosis
2. Allergic reactions due to transmission of allergens from kisser to kissee. This occurs in ± 5% of the general population, and causes localised itching, swelling, urticaria, and possibly wheezing
References in periodicals archive?
50 Years Ago The hazards of kissing under the mistletoe are described in the British Medical Journal as'serious but exaggerated'.


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A method of assessing the anxiety of an individual developed by Norman L. Corah, an American behavioural scientist, in 1969. The scale consists of four questions about different dental situations. Each question is scored from 1 (not anxious) to 5 (extremely anxious) so the range of possible scores is 4 to 20. Scores of 15 or more indicate profound anxiety. See also modified dental anxiety scale.
Corah N. H. Development of a dental anxiety scale J Dent Res 1969;48:596.


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Pulsatile flow of blood through a uniform artery in the presence of a mild stenosis has been investigated in this paper. Blood has been represented by a Newtonian fluid. This model has been used to study the influence of body acceleration and a velocity slip at wall, in blood flow through stenosed arteries. By employing a perturbation analysis, analytic expressions for the velocity profile, flow rate, wall shear stress and effective viscosity, are derived. The variations of flow variables with different parameters are shown diagrammatically and discussed. It is noticed that velocity and flow rate increase but effective viscosity decreases, due to a wall slip. Flow rate and speed enhance further due to the influence of body acceleration. Biological implications of this modeling are briefly discussed.
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Adjective: echoing e-kow-ing
 1. (of sounds) repeating by reflection
 "a hotel with echoing halls";
 - reechoing
Verb: echo e-kow
 1. To say again or imitate
 "followers echoing the cries of their leaders";
 - repeat
 2. Fill for a short time with sound and echoes
 "the hall echoed with laughter";
 - resound, ring, reverberate
 3. Call to mind
 "His words echoed John F. Kennedy";
 - recall
See also: reverberant
Type of: emit, go, let loose, let out, resemble, sound, utter
Encyclopedia: Echoing
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Superconducting scanning tunneling microscopy tips in a magnetic field: Geometry-controlled order of the phase transition
The properties of geometrically confined superconductors significantly differ from their bulk counterparts. Here, we demonstrate the geometrical impact for superconducting scanning tunneling microscopy (STM) tips, where the confinement ranges from the atomic to the mesoscopic scale. To this end, we compare the experimentally determined magnetic field dependence for several vanadium tips to microscopic calculations based on the Usadel equation. For our theoretical model of a superconducting cone, we find a direct correlation between the geometry and the order of the superconducting phase transition. Increasing the opening angle of the cone changes the phase transition from first to second order. Comparing our experimental findings to the theory reveals first and second order quantum phase transitions in the vanadium STM tips. In addition, the theory also explains experimentally observed broadening effects by the specific tip geometry. (C) 2015 AIP Publishing LLC.
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Applied Physics Letters, 107, 12, 122601
Year:
2015
Publisher:
Melville, Amer Inst Physics
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Best Use of Footage in Cinematic Features
The Cinematic Feature category recognises uses of archival footage in feature documentaries or films which are cinematic in ambition and scope but not necessarily limited to traditional cinema releases. They may be feature documentaries that rely on archival footage to drive the narrative or feature fiction that uses archival footage astutely to clarify or enhance the storytelling in an essential way.
The Judges will be looking for examples of work where:
 1. footage is central to the success of the production or it has given it an added value
 2. intelligent use of archival footage has helped the understanding of the topic or illustrated it in a way that words alone could not do
 3. traditional construction or innovative use of footage has managed to portray a topic in a unique way
Judges will also consider any of the following:
 1. has the archive material been widely seen?
 2. what efforts have been made to find new and / or appropriate footage?
 3. what efforts that have been made to ensure that the footage looks as good as possible?
 4. does what is seen on the screen match what the commentary or interviews say?
 5. is the programme's narration factually accurate?
 6. is the use of footage historically accurate?
The criteria are deliberately loose, as submitted productions may be judged in a variety of ways and for a variety of reasons.
Recipient - The award should go to the production team involved, including the Footage Researcher(s), headed by the Director or Producer. Supporting visual material is required. There is a £75(plus VAT) submission fee for this category.


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Few people enjoy going to the hospital, but a recent series of lawsuits have taken that to a new level. Two separate lawsuits, each filed against London's York and LivaNova Hospitals, have alleged that the hospitals and creators of a medical device caused undue suffering due to negligence. What exactly happened to spark these lawsuits?
The two lawsuits have come about nearly eight months after York Hospital released a statement warning 1300 patients that had received open heart surgery at the hospital between October 1, 2011 and July 24, 2015 of a possible complication. The warning was rather severe: all 1300 patients may have been exposed to nontuberculous mycobacteria, or NTM.
Of these 1300 patients, five have died and three more have been found to be infected with NTM. York Hospital subsequently sent out a warning to other local hospitals that a heater-cooler device could hold NTM if it was not properly cleaned and disinfected. Who made the heater-cooler device? You guessed it: LivaNova.
York Hospital found that NTM could develop inside of the device until it was converted into a fine spray. From there, it was easy for NTM to be transmitted into a patient's body. This came as terrible news to the 1300 at-risk patients, partially because NTM is a slow-spreading bacteria that can take years to develop any symptoms.
The First Lawsuit Against Medical Device Manufacturer
One lawsuit on behalf of a 62-year-old man alleged that LivaNova had been negligent by creating a product that could so easily spread NTM to patients. The lawsuit against medical device manufacturer also claimed that LivaNova should have been aware of these possible complications and ensured that they were fixed before releasing the product.
The 62-year-old man had undergone heart surgery in December of 2014, then experienced fever and fatigue for several months after. A bone marrow biopsy and blood test in June 2015 each confirmed that he had contracted NTM. Despite immediately starting anti-NTM therapy, his symptoms worsened until he went to York Hospital for congestive heart failure. He passed away on November 7, 2015, only two weeks after the hospital informed him of his bacterial infection.
The lawsuit claimed that York Hospital had a responsibility to thoroughly clean their machinery to prevent such infections, and had thus been negligent by allowing the man to be infected with NTM. It also insisted that York Hospital had failed to inform patients of the risk of infection prior to their surgeries.
The Second Lawsuit
The second plaintiff had gone to York Hospital for open heart surgery in March of 2015. The man seemed to be doing well initially, but by August 2015 he was experiencing severe fatigue. By September, his condition had worsened and he experienced chills, nausea and fever.
He went in and out of the hospital several times in October, but his cultures came back negative and he was diagnosed with dehydration. Despite the earlier warning of possible NTM infection, he was admitted on November 20, 2015 for "persistent leukopenia" due to a reduction of white blood cells.
The man was diagnosed with NTM one week later and began a round of antibiotics. By that point, however, he had experienced loss of vision and hearing, as well as other severe side effects. His lawsuit claimed that due to the negligence of the defendants, he underwent months of suffering and chronic illness.
Each plaintiff is seeking upwards of $50,000 in reparations, but it is unclear how the case will go. Only time will tell if York Hospital and LivaNova were criminally negligent, or had made simple mistakes.
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UKLA is delighted to announce shortlists for the prestigious UKLA/ Wiley Research in Literacy Education Award 2019.
The Award is given annually for papers published in each of UKLA's journals – Literacy and Journal of Research in Reading (JRR) – judged to be exemplary in terms of criteria applied in both journals. Literacy and JRR are peer-reviewed journals with international reputations for excellence. The panel chair is Dr. Wayne Tennent.
UKLA congratulates all the shortlisted authors.
The winning authors will be announced at the UKLA 55th International Conference in Sheffield July 12-14 and invited to present a joint seminar at the conference.
Shortlist Literacy 2019
- Joy Alexander and Ruth Jarman, The pleasures of reading non-fiction Vol 52:2
- Amelia Hempel-Jorgensen, Teresa Cremin, Diane Harris and Liz Chamberlain, Pedagogy for reading for pleasure in low socio-economic primary schools" beyond 'pedagogy of poverty'? Vol 52:2
- Bobbie Kabuto, Family narratives of biliteracy vol 52:3
- Kimberly Lenters and Alec Whitford, Failing with grace: kids, Improv and embodied literacies vol 52:3
- Helen Victoria Smith, Cooking the books: what counts as literacy for young children in a public library? Vol 52:1
Shortlist JRR 2019
- Kaefer, T. The role of topic‐related background knowledge in visual attention to illustration and children's word learning during shared book reading Vol 41:3
- Liu, P., & Lu, Q. The effects of spaces on word segmentation in Chinese reading: Evidence from eye movements Vol 41:2
- Messer, D., & Nash, G. An evaluation of the effectiveness of a computer‐assisted reading intervention Vol 41:1
- Nouwens, S., Groen, M. A., Kleemans, T., and Verhoeven, L. The role of semantic retrieval in children's reading comprehension development in the upper primary grades. Vol 41:3
- Okkinga, M., van Steensel, R., van Gelderen, A. J. S., and Sleegers, P. J. C. Effects of reciprocal teaching on reading comprehension of low‐achieving adolescents. The importance of specific teacher skills. Vol 41:1
- Torppa, M., Eklund, K., Sulkunen, S., Niemi, P., and Ahonen, T. Why do boys and girls perform differently on PISA Reading in Finland? The effects of reading fluency, achievement behaviour, leisure reading and homework activity. Vol 41:1
The Literacy shortlists were selected by a working party led by Jill McClay and Clare Dowdall (out-going editors); the JRR shortlists by Jessie Ricketts and Nenagh Kemp(editors) in consultation with JRR associate editors.
Notes for Editors
The Award is given annually for papers published in each of UKLA's journals – Literacy and Journal of Research in Reading (JRR) – judged to be exemplary in terms of criteria applied in both journals.
Specifically, the award is given to a text which fulfils many of the following criteria:
- Relevance to readership – taking account of an international readership
- Accessibility to a knowledgeable readership
- Original content which contributes significantly to existing knowledge or the development of new knowledge, policy or strategy
- Clear theoretical position
- Methodologically sound research processes /design appropriate to the theoretical standpoint
- Sound level of critical analysis
- Relevant and appropriate citation base


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Selection and Visibility Controls in PowerPoint This is a feature introduced in PowerPoint 2007, but less widely-known than it should be. Click on any graphic object in a slide; the Drawing Tools tab will appear. Click on the tab, then click on Select at the far right of the ribbon. Finally, click on Selection Pane. The pane at the far right will open. If there is any object on the slide that you want to make invisible (perhaps because might want to reuse the slide, or a copy of it, with the same object made visible again), click on the eye icon to toggle the object between being visible and being hidden. You can also click on the automatically assigned name of any object and give it a more descriptive name to make the objects easier to manage.
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The purpose of this study was to validate the three dimensional model of classifying coping behavior. The three are: Encounter-Avoidance, Problem-Emotion, Behavior-Cognition Dimension. A set of questionnaires on coping behavior and psychological stress responses were administered, and 1 604 undergraduates and 1 296 adults completed them. Analyses of covariance structure were performed, and results indicated that the three dimensional model, with eight coping style, showed the highest goodness-of-fit statistics. Multiple regression analyses also indicated that Problem-Emotion and Behavior-Cognition dimensions were useful for predicting the coping effects on psychological stress responses. Therefore, the two dimensional model of Problem-Emotion and Behavior-Cognition, with four coping style, would be helpful for further investigation of coping behavior that would buffer psychological stress responses.
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After all, that's the way they've always seen Him portrayed in every painting, drawing or movie. That's the only Jesus they've ever seen. But are those depictions accurate?
The fact is, we don't know what Jesus looked like, because the first depictions of Him weren't done until hundreds of years later. Thus every image we've ever seen of Him is based solely on artists' imaginations.
While we don't know what Jesus looked like, we do know that He didn't look like the common depictions of Him with long hair. After all, this same Jesus inspired the apostle Paul to write in 1 Corinthians 11:14 1 Corinthians 11:14Does not even nature itself teach you, that, if a man have long hair, it is a shame to him?
American King James Version×
In addition to this instruction regarding long hair on men, the Bible also contains circumstantial evidence that Jesus didn't have long hair.
Perhaps the most telling is that when Judas betrayed Jesus, he had to identify Jesus by a kiss. That was the prearranged signal Judas had given so that the guards could identify Jesus. Why did Judas have to do that? Because Jesus looked just like any average man of His day, and they wouldn't have been able to identify Him if Judas hadn't betrayed Him with a kiss.
This incident shows us that Jesus looked like any ordinary, average Jew of His day; there was nothing distinguishing about Him. The messianic prophecy of Isaiah 53:2 Isaiah 53:2For he shall grow up before him as a tender plant, and as a root out of a dry ground: he has no form nor comeliness; and when we shall see him, there is no beauty that we should desire him.
American King James Version×
(NIV) says of Him: "He had no beauty or majesty to attract us to him, nothing in his appearance that we should desire him."
The Gospels tell us that on at least two occasions Jesus slipped away into the crowds when people were trying to kill Him (Luke 4:30 Luke 4:30But he passing through the middle of them went his way,
American King James Version×
; John 8:59 John 8:59Then took they up stones to cast at him: but Jesus hid himself, and went out of the temple, going through the middle of them, and so passed by.
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). He was able to escape harm because He was simply an average-looking man of His day and blended in with the other people around Him.
A Feb. 24, 2004, Associated Press article reports: "'Jesus didn't have long hair,' said physical anthropologist Joe Zias, who has studied hundreds of skeletons found in archaeological digs in Jerusalem. 'Jewish men back in antiquity did not have long hair.' 'The Jewish texts ridiculed long hair as something Roman or Greek,' said New York University's Lawrence Schiffman" ("Jesus Scholars Find Fault in Gibson's 'Passion'"). However, it wasn't at all typical among even the Greeks and Romans, as plenty of statues and coins from the time attest.
"Along with extensive writings from the period, experts also point to a frieze on Rome's Arch of Titus, erected after Jerusalem was captured in AD 70 to celebrate the victory, which shows Jewish men with short hair taken into captivity" (ibid.).
Jesus wasn't the tender, effeminate man with a somewhat angelic appearance as commonly depicted in paintings. He was a carpenter, a builder, a man who knew the construction trade. He knew how to cut down trees and make wooden beams, to haul rocks to build walls, to construct buildings from stone and timber.
The Gospels make it clear that He spent a lot of time outdoors. He hung out with fishermen, the kind of characters who would never respect and look up to a weakling. Yet Jesus had 12 disciples who followed Him everywhere He went and who in time died for Him. They knew Him as a real man, not the fabrication we see in so many paintings.
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text: The resistive switching behaviors of sputtered V-doped SrZrO3 (V:SZO) memory films were investigated in this letter. The current states of the memory films were switched between high current state (H-state) and low current state (L-state). The resistance ratio of the two current states was over 1000 at a read voltage. The switching mechanism from L- to H-state corresponds to the formation of current paths. However, this mechanism from H- to L-state is thought to be due to the fact that the defects present in the V:SZO film randomly trap electrons, and hence, the current paths are ruptured. The conduction mechanism of the H-state is dominated by ohmic conduction, whereas the L-state conduction is dominated by Frenkel-Poole emission. The polarity direction of the resistive switching is an intrinsic property of the SrZrO3 oxides. The V:SZO films with high uniformity and good stability are expected to be used in nonvolatile memory.


Set, uniq, Object comparison
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This is the first article of my small series of Node.js performance benchmark tinkering.
Have you ever wondered what is the fastest way to get Array with unique items?
What to keep in mind
I wanted to compare 3 ways to make Array with unique items/values. I've used Set(), lodash.uniq, and plain js Object. Array was filled by semi random strings Math.floor(Math.random() * 100) + 'asdf'.
I've tested this only on Node.js v12, and everything is just benchmark, so on production data it can look completely different. Only ops per second performance was tested, nothing else, no memory and so on.
How I tested this
I've used benchmark module to run test scenarios. The code snippets benchmarked look like this
// Set
const set = d => () => [ Set(d)]
// lodash.uniq
const lodash = d => () => uniq(d)
// Object
const object = d => () => {
 const n = {}
 for (const a of d) {
 if (!n[a]) {
 n[a] = true
 return Object.keys(n)
First I've tried to try this just with one length of an array, like array with 1000 items. Then I figured out, it might be interesting to run it on different lengths and see how performance changes. So in the end I've run everything in arrays of length 1 to ~200 000 items (see the gist).
And now, what I found
The graph shows performance comparison to Set as a baseline. How to read this? For 1 item uniq is 2x faster than Set, and for ~100 items in array, Set is 5x faster than uniq and more than 2x faster than Object.
Set, uniq, Object comparison
What strikes me as interesting is that drop in uniq and object performance somewhere between ~10 and ~1000 items. Any learnings from this? If you need to uniq array with primitive values, it's safe to use Set() and you don't need to care about the length of the array. When you want to optimize for the size of an array, for small ones [1;~10], use uniq, for middle [~10, ~500] size use Set, and for anything larger use Object.
Some Open questions:
 - How will this behave on different version of Node.js, is the performance comparison the same?
 - What is the impact on memory, what's the heap size of Set compared to Object?
 - Is there a difference if the array is presorted?
You can find full benchmark here on my gist. And raw results values in google spreadsheet (tab set uniq object).


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In this step, you create the necessary relationships that allow the user to create related objects to the features in the map. Before advancing to this step, you must first create all feature and object classes that participate in relationships. Use table 3 in the worksheet to determine which relationships need to be created.
Relationship autoupdaters are assigned in a later step.
The steps below create a standard Fiber relationship. Your relationship may vary.
- To create a relationship, right-click the geodatabase and select New > Relationship Class.
- Give the relationship a name (e.g., Airblown_Tube) and select the Origin (e.g., Airblown) and Destination (e.g., F_Tube) tables. Click Next.
- Most, if not all, relationships are Simple. Click Next.
- No fiber relationships propagate any messages. Click Next.
- Select a cardinality for your relationship. In this example, a single AirBlown feature can contain multiple F_Tube objects for a one-to-many (1 - M) relationship. All fiber relationships are either one-to-many or one-to-one. Many-to-many relationships are not supported. Click Next.
- All fiber relationships are non-attributed. Click Next.
- In the Primary Key field, select Global ID.
- In the Foreign Key field, select FiberParent. Click Next.
- Review the summary and click Finish.
- Repeat these steps for each unique relationship on your
worksheets. In the example below, relationships are duplicated on
the worksheet because they are shared by two objects. They need to
be created only once each.
So far, we've used the example of Air Blown Fiber. Our sample Air Blown Fiber (Airblown) feature contains a tube (F_Tube) and that tube contains fiber strands (F_Strand). This means that AirBlown has a parent relationship with F_Tube (and object class). F_Tube has a child relationship with Airblown and a parent relationship with F_Strand (also an object class). F_Strand has a child relationship with F_Tube.
So, Table 3 for each object may look similar to the following.


What Does The Clock Is Ticking Mean?
The Clock in Ticking Meaning
Definition: There's not much time left; hurry up.
This expression is an indirect way to urge someone to go faster. It reminds the person that there isn't an infinite amount of time for something to happen.
Origin of the Clock is Ticking
It is unclear exactly when this idiom originated, but it started to increase in popularity around the second half of the 1900s.
It most likely relates to the idea that a ticking clock reminds someone of the passage of time. It keeps them aware of managing their time efficiently.
Examples of the Clock is Ticking
body clock is tickingIn the dialogue below, two men use the idiom while on a fishing trip.
Robert: We've been here for a day and a half, and we still haven't caught anything!
Marty: I know. You have to be patient. Sometimes the fish are biting, and sometimes they aren't. If we stay here long enough, I'm sure we'll catch something.
Robert: I agree, but the clock is ticking! We have to go back home in a few hours. If we don't catch something soon, we won't have time to catch anything before we leave.
Marty: Well, there's really nothing else we can do other than wait.
The second dialogue shows two students talking about the cookies they are baking.
Josh: What time does the party start?
Jeff: As I told you before, it starts at 7. I should remind you that it is already 6:30, so we don't have much time left.
Josh: I know. I'm sorry I started baking the cookies for the party so late. I'm going as fast as I can.
Jeff: I understand, but try to go a little bit faster. The clock is ticking, you know!
Josh: I know! I'll speed up the process as much as possible.
More Examples
This excerpt is from a movie review. It says that the heroes need to hurry to beat the evil villain.
 - The clock is ticking, too, because the nefarious Rita Repulsa (Elizabeth Banks) has emerged from an ancient ocean slumber to terrorize the town, find an all-powerful crystal and steal enough gold to reform the enormous monster Goldar. –USA Today
This excerpt is about a government agency that needs to hurry.
 - There's no immediate rush for answers since Congress two years ago extended ISS operations until 2024. But the clock is ticking: the NASA Transition Authorization Act of 2017 President Trump signed Tuesday requires the agency begin charting the space station's future beyond 2024. –USA Today
The phrase the clock is ticking is an expression that encourages someone to rush.


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CAT API
You can get essential statistics about your cluster in an easy-to-understand, tabular format using the compact and aligned text (CAT) API. The CAT API is a human-readable interface that returns plain text instead of traditional JSON.
Using the CAT API, you can answer questions like which node is the elected master, what state is the cluster in, how many documents are in each index, and so on.
Example
To see the available operations in the CAT API, use the following command:
GET _cat
Optional query parameters
You can use the following query parameters with any CAT API to filter your results.
Parameter Description
v Provides verbose output by adding headers to the columns. It also adds some formatting to help align each of the columns together. All examples in this section include the v parameter.
help Lists the default and other available headers for a given operation.
h Limits the output to specific headers.
format Returns the result in JSON, YAML, or CBOR formats.
sort Sorts the output by the specified columns.
Query parameter usage examples
You can specify a query parameter to any CAT operation to obtain more specific results.
Get verbose output
To query aliases and get verbose output that includes all column headings in the response, use the v query parameter.
GET _cat/aliases?v
The response provides more details, such as names of each column in the response.
alias index filter routing.index routing.search is_write_index
.kibana .kibana_1 - - - -
sample-alias1 sample-index-1 - - - -
Without the verbose parameter, v, the response simply returns the alias names:
.kibana .kibana_1 - - - -
sample-alias1 sample-index-1 - - - -
Get all available headers
To see all the available headers, use the help parameter:
GET _cat/<operation_name>?help
Get a subset of headers
To limit the output to a subset of headers, use the h parameter:
GET _cat/<operation_name>?h=<header_name_1>,<header_name_2>&v
Typically, for any operation you can find out what headers are available using the help parameter, and then use the h parameter to limit the output to only the headers that you care about.
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what does pheasant taste like
Many people like the idea of eating pheasant because it is seen as a somewhat exotic dish. If you have never eaten it before, are you curious about it? Do you ever think to yourself, what does pheasant taste like?
Pheasant is a type of poultry and is fairly similar in texture and taste to chicken, or turkey. Just like chicken and turkey, it has a combination of both white and dark meat. Pheasant has very little natural fat, so when you cook it, you have to be careful not to let it become too dry, otherwise, it will be bland, tasteless, and tough. But, with the right recipe, if cooked with care, the pheasant can taste absolutely delicious and leave you salivating for more.
Pheasant is best cooked on the bone, with butter and seasonings slipped under the skin, in order to give you a soft, moist and tender dish. Later on in this article, we will look at one or two recipes and methods of cooking pheasant in order to guide you with preparing it in the most delectable way.
If you called up a gourmet foodie and asked, "What does pheasant taste like?" The reply will be that while pheasant may taste similar to chicken, its true flavor is more like game meat, with a smokey flavor. Wild pheasant has a fairly strong, aromatic flavor. It has quite a distinctive taste.
If you have ever cooked turkey, you will know that it takes a long time to cook to perfection. I remember my Mom cooking turkey every year for the holidays. The aroma that wafted through the house as the turkey took its time slow-roasting in the oven made us all walk around with our tongues hanging out, nagging for just a quick taste. But my Mom was adamant, saying "Good food takes time to prepare. When it's ready, the wait will be worth it."
She was so right about that. And when wondering what pheasant tastes like, the same rule of thumb applies to cooking it. Slow roasting on medium heat, with just the right seasonings and sauces, will give you the ultimate melt-in-your-mouth taste of perfectly cooked pheasant.
Read Related Reading: What Does Foie Gras Taste Like?
Is Pheasant Healthy to Eat?
Pheasant is considered by nutritionists to be an extremely healthy source of protein. With our frenetic lifestyles today, many people often tend to choose the easy way out, eating a lot of fast foods, processed meats, rich dairy products, and foods high in trans-fats.
It is no secret that making a habit of eating these foods and following this type of diet is a sure way to cause damage to your arteries. There is more and more emphasis today on the importance of following a healthy diet, and the benefits of living a healthy lifestyle.
If you are wondering what pheasant tastes like, you might also like to know that making it a regular part of your diet has many health benefits. It is very lean, making it low in saturated fats. Unlike certain red meats, pheasant will not clog your arteries with fatty deposits. If you suffer from high cholesterol, you can safely allow pheasant to appear regularly on your table.
What Do Pheasants Eat?
what does pheasant taste like
When trying to answer the question, what does pheasant taste like, it is helpful to look at what pheasants themselves eat? I remember an old favorite television advert, from my childhood, for a certain brand of frozen chicken. The slogan was a simple, but highly memorable one. The reason that they taste so good, is because they eat so well. The same principle would apply to pheasants.
In the wild, pheasants eat fruit, seeds, insects, and even small mammals. Farm-reared pheasants are usually fed a healthy diet of mixed grains, corn, and seeds. They are not fed a fatty diet and are not given any meat to eat. The result is that pheasant is a healthy source of lean protein.
In addition to its protein value, pheasant meat is also rich in vitamins B-6 and B-12. It contains essential minerals such as selenium and potassium and is low in sodium. All-in-all, pheasant is not only an exotic and alluring dish. It is also a healthy and nutritious choice.
Can You Eat Pheasant Eggs?
Pheasant eggs are full of healthy nutrients. They are very rich in protein and amino acids and contain high levels of vitamins B and D. There are many delicious ways to cook these eggs, either on their own or as valuable ingredients in other dishes.
What is the Best Way to Cook Pheasant?
Before actually cooking your pheasant, it is necessary to clean it very well. If you buy from a reputable butcher, it should have already been hung for a few days to ensure that the meat is soft and tender.
Your butcher should also have made sure that your bird has been plucked clean and does not have any stray feathers. When you unwrap it before cooking, even if it looks clean, it is recommended to wash it well by rinsing thoroughly under cold running water. Remember to rinse the inside cavity well, too. You will also want to dry it carefully, in order to prevent the juices from being too watery when you cook it.
Should You Cook Pheasant in the Oven, or on the Stove Top?
You will achieve the best results from slow-roasting your pheasant in the oven at a medium temperature of about 330-350 degrees Fahrenheit. Any hotter than that and your bird will dry out. If you attempt to cook pheasant on the stovetop, the heat of the flame will be too intense and it will not cook evenly. The outside will be hard and dry, while the inside might be under-done.
How Should You Prepare the Pheasant?
what does pheasant taste like
My favorite recipe is so simple and straightforward, but oh so scrumptious! I honestly believe that a recipe does not have to be complicated and intricate, and long and involved, in order to be good. In fact, it is often the simplest and easiest recipes that yield the best results. An added bonus to this recipe is the fact that you literally only dirty two dishes in your kitchen.
 - 1 whole pheasant
 - 3 cups of water
 - 3 tablespoons coarse salt
 - 1 tablespoon sugar
 - 2 bay leaves
 - 2 tablespoons good quality olive oil or softened butter
 - A little maple syrup
 - A sprinkle of freshly ground black pepper
 - Fresh thyme
 - Cut up carrot sticks
 - 1 whole onion, peeled
First, soak the bird in brine. Make the brine by boiling the water, salt, bay leaves, and sugar. Cover and leave to cool completely. When cool, pour the brine over the bird and place it in the fridge for about 8 hours, or overnight.
Hint: if you like nice, crispy skin, remove the bird from the brine and leave it uncovered in the fridge for another 4-6 hours.
Take the pheasant out of the fridge and, while it reaches room temperature, preheat your oven to at least 400 degrees. Rub the bird well with olive oil or softened butter. Try to slip some under the skin as well. This will give you lovely golden, crispy skin. Sprinkle freshly ground black pepper and drizzle very lightly with maple syrup.
Stuff the cavity with the onion, carrot sticks and fresh thyme. Place in a roasting pan and roast uncovered in the oven on high for only fifteen minutes. Take the dish out of the oven, and turn the temperature down to 330-350 degrees. You can leave the oven door slightly ajar to speed up the cooling process. Put the bird back in the oven and roast slowly, also uncovered, for another 30-45 minutes, or until the juices run clear. Take it out of the oven and let it stand for about 10 minutes before carving and serving.
What Does Pheasant Taste Like When Cooked in a Slow Cooker?
The beauty of the recipe given above is that it is easily adapted to slow-cooking. However, you will need more liquid. Follow all the instructions as above, but before placing in the slow-cooker, brown your bird lightly in a pan with a little hot oil, to give it an appetizing color. Put the pheasant into the slow cooker. You can also add some vegetables, like potatoes and pumpkin or baby marrows. Now you will need some liquid to ensure that it doesn't dry out. Take 3-4 cups of good quality chicken stock. Add a generous splash of sherry. Cover the cooker and allow it to cook on low for about 8-10 hours.
How Do You Carve A Pheasant?
Carving a pheasant is much the same as carving a chicken. The trick is to use a very sharp knife. Place your fork in the centre of the breast and slice downwards in a short quick motion. The meat should come away from the bone. If the breast pieces are very large you can slice them up into smaller pieces. Now cut off the wings, and separate the legs and thighs. Serve with a selection of vegetables to suit your taste.
You are now ready to pour yourself a glass of your favorite wine, and tuck in and enjoy a mouthwatering, healthy meal!
Read Other Related Reading: What does Cauliflower Taste Like


check_IDs {canprot}R Documentation
Check UniProt IDs
Description
Find the first ID for each protein that matches a known UniProt ID.
Usage
 check_IDs(dat, IDcol, aa_file = NULL, updates_file = NULL)
Arguments
dat
data frame, protein expression data
IDcol
character, name of column that has the UniProt IDs
aa_file
character, name of file with additional amino acid compositions
updates_file
character, name of file with old to new ID mappings
Details
check_IDs is used to check for known UniProt IDs and to update obsolete IDs. The source IDs should be provided in the IDcol column of dat; multiple IDs for one protein can be separated by a semicolon.
The function keeps the first "known" ID for each protein, which must be present in one of these groups:
Value
dat is returned with possibly changed values in the column designated by IDcol; old IDs are replaced with new ones, the first known ID for each protein is kept, then proteins with no known IDs are assigned NA.
See Also
This function is used by the pdat_ functions, where it is called before cleanup.
Examples
# Make up some data for this example
ID <- c("P61247;PXXXXX", "PYYYYY;P46777;P60174", "PZZZZZ")
dat <- data.frame(ID = ID, stringsAsFactors = FALSE)
# Get the first known ID for each protein; the third one is NA
check_IDs(dat, "ID")
# Update an old ID
dat <- data.frame(Entry = "P50224", stringsAsFactors = FALSE)
check_IDs(dat, "Entry")
[Package canprot version 1.1.0 Index]


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Natural weapons are weapons that are physically a part of a creature. A creature making a melee attack with a natural weapon is considered armed and does not provoke attacks of opportunity. Likewise, it threatens any space it can reach. Creatures do not receive additional attacks from a high base attack bonus when using natural weapons. The number of attacks a creature can make with its natural weapons depends on the type of the attack—generally, a creature can make one bite attack, one attack per claw or tentacle, one gore attack, one sting attack, or one slam attack (although Large creatures with arms or arm-like limbs can make a slam attack with each arm). Refer to the individual monster descriptions.
A creature's primary natural weapon is its most effective natural attack, usually by virtue of the creature's physiology, training, or innate talent with the weapon. An attack with a primary natural weapon uses the creature's full attack bonus, and its damage includes its full Strength modifier (1-1/2 times its Strength bonus if the attack is with the creature's sole natural weapon). Attacks with secondary natural weapons are less effective and are made with a –5 penalty on the attack roll, no matter how many there are, and add only 1/2 the creature's Strength bonus to damage. (Creatures with the Multiattack feat take only a –2 penalty on secondary attacks.) This penalty applies even when the creature makes a single attack with the secondary weapon as part of the attack action or as an attack of opportunity.
Natural weapons have types just as other weapons do. The most common are summarized below.
The creature attacks with its mouth, dealing piercing, slashing, and bludgeoning damage.
Claw or TalonEdit
The creature rips with a sharp appendage, dealing piercing and slashing damage.
The creature spears the opponent with an antler, horn, or similar appendage, dealing piercing damage.
Slap or SlamEdit
The creature batters opponents with an appendage, dealing bludgeoning damage.
The creature stabs with a stinger, dealing piercing damage. Sting attacks usually deal damage from poison in addition to hit point damage.
The creature flails at opponents with a powerful tentacle, dealing bludgeoning (and sometimes slashing) damage.


Calculates the expected time to absorption
survival(samc, init)
# S4 method for samc,missing
survival(samc)
# S4 method for samc,ANY
survival(samc, init)
Arguments
samc
A samc-class object created using the samc function.
init
Sets the initial state \(\psi\) of the transients states. Input must be able to pass the check function when compared against the samc-class object. Can only contain positive finite values.
Value
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Details
\(z=(I-Q)^{-1}{\cdot}1=F{\cdot}1\)
 - survival(samc)
 The result is a vector \(\mathbf{v}\) where \(\mathbf{v}_i\) is the expected time to absorption if starting at transient state \(\mathit{i}\).
 If the samc-class object was created using matrix or RasterLayer maps, then vector \(\mathbf{v}\) can be mapped to a RasterLayer using the map function.
\(\psi^Tz\)
 - survival(samc, init)
 The result is a numeric that is the expected time to absorption given an initial state \(\psi\).
Performance
Any relevant performance information about this function can be found in the performance vignette: vignette("performance", package = "samc")
Examples
# "Load" the data. In this case we are using data built into the package.
# In practice, users will likely load raster data using the raster() function
# from the raster package.
res_data <- samc::example_split_corridor$res
abs_data <- samc::example_split_corridor$abs
init_data <- samc::example_split_corridor$init
# Make sure our data meets the basic input requirements of the package using
# the check() function.
check(res_data, abs_data)
#> [1] TRUE
check(res_data, init_data)
#> [1] TRUE
# Setup the details for a random-walk model
rw_model <- list(fun = function(x) 1/mean(x), # Function for calculating transition probabilities
 dir = 8, # Directions of the transitions. Either 4 or 8.
 sym = TRUE) # Is the function symmetric?
# Create a 'samc-class' object with the resistance and absorption data using
# the samc() function. We use the recipricol of the arithmetic mean for
# calculating the transition matrix. Note, the input data here are matrices,
# not RasterLayers.
samc_obj <- samc(res_data, abs_data, model = rw_model)
# Convert the initial state data to probabilities
init_prob_data <- init_data / sum(init_data, na.rm = TRUE)
# Calculate short- and long-term metrics using the analytical functions
short_mort <- mortality(samc_obj, init_prob_data, time = 50)
short_dist <- distribution(samc_obj, origin = 3, time = 50)
long_disp <- dispersal(samc_obj, init_prob_data)
#>
#> Cached diagonal not found.
#> Performing setup. This can take several minutes... Complete.
#> Calculating matrix inverse diagonal...
#>
Computing: 49% (~10s remaining)
Computing: 99% (~0s remaining)
Computing: 100% (done)
#>
Complete
#> Diagonal has been cached. Continuing with metric calculation...
visit <- visitation(samc_obj, dest = 4)
surv <- survival(samc_obj)
# Use the map() function to turn vector results into RasterLayer objects.
short_mort_map <- map(samc_obj, short_mort)
short_dist_map <- map(samc_obj, short_dist)
long_disp_map <- map(samc_obj, long_disp)
visit_map <- map(samc_obj, visit)
surv_map <- map(samc_obj, surv)


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The instrumentation equipment selection of the oil station work is an important work, through the relevant testing instrument and PeiJian equipment upgrade, can effectively alleviate the labor efficiency, and enhance the quantity accuracy, provides guarantee to the production of normal operation.
An example is used to show a certain production station after reviewing tank meter reconstruction process.
Before standing library reconstruction, production station work record amount of crude oil has been using artificial meter reading, gauging read value model.
Laboratory work every two hours need to have oil chemical test, need to lock moisture content is high do sample;
Remember amount every two small repeat work, i. e. every two small need a meter reading, and automatically transfer data to the production scheduling.
Amount of artificial record and daily work but also for each big tank gauging, the beauty of each large cans of crude oil containing moisture condition to do the sample, the data will be summarized to the resposible, operate by induction of inventory data measure tank, to check for direct production operation accordingly.
This way of record amount of work is not only a difficult task, measured data are vulnerable to the influence of the external environment factors and operation experience in staff levels.
To improve management efficiency, production station good automation technology radar level meter is used to improve the beauty of the original record amount of crude oil technology, traditional record amount compared with the upgraded system: a traditional measure job way to remember a difficult task, record the results easily affected by external environment factors and operation experience in staff level, deviation is different, there is great variability;
Traditional way remember quantity cannot do instant grasp the production data, not for production inspection guide provide detailed and accurate data, production inspection instruction lack clear subjectivity;
Traditional way remember quantity to ensure production safety, not enjoy security alarm functions, easy production liability accident.
The comparison of radar level meter and pedal level meter gauge production station library informatization management stations reconstruction, on the basis of traditional adopts pedal level gauge
has carried on the innovation, to storage tanks erected radar level meter, has realized the total amount of work of mechanical automation, mechanical automation degree higher than those in the past.
The following detailed comparative analysis.
Pedal level gauge for the crude oil storage tank area quantity basic parameter is the tank oil level, known as the oil level method to remember.
The old technology to record amount of oil level are mainly composed of various steel chain float liquid level gauge, level gauge steel chain is a kind of traditional liquid level gauge.
It is made by using the theory of structural mechanics balance.
It is by the oil level inspection system, with high precision offset actuator, constant force loading system, display device, and other peripherals.
Principle: dip in the measured liquid float by force, buoyancy and uniform motion produced by constant force loading system of the tensile strength, when the vector material and of the three forces is equal to zero, float in the quasi equilibrium motionless.
When the oil level changes, the original structure mechanics equilibrium under the excitation of float by buoyancy, will move through the steel chain of reaching a new equilibrium.
Oil level test loading system (
According to the situation of the oil level pull steel chain move, shift actuator move marked by steel chain pin rotation drive system, and thus on the counter to display the situation of the oil level.
Shortcomings: its main weaknesses are friction influence precision machine commandment, deviation is very large.
Radar level meter for the crude oil storage tank area quantity basic parameter is the tank oil level, known as the oil level method to remember.
Old record amount of skill production station with the oil level comprehensive mechanical automation renovation, construction become a has higher ability of mechanical automation information management of library, the crude oil quantity work also had the very big development.
Microwave heating of the single pulse technology promotion, to the storage tank liquid level measurement method provides a new direction.
Production station has carried on the comprehensive mechanical automation renovation, construction become a has higher ability of mechanical automation information management of library, the crude oil quantity work also had the very big development.
Principle: the guided wave radar level meter (
Is according to the principle of time domain reflector based radar level meter, electromagnetic pulse radar level meter with the speed of light along a wire or rod transmission, when touching the surface of the material being tested, radar level meter part of single pulse was reflecting surface echo and along the same file directory, back to the single pulse transmitters launcher with spacing on the surface of the material being measured is proportional to the propagation time of the single pulse in the period, the calculation to calculate oil level spacing.
Guided wave radar level meter technical advantages: radar level meter for liquid, particulate matter and slurry continuous level measurement.
The determination of radar level meter is no material change, temperature changes, inert gas and vapor, dust concentration, foam, etc.
The precision of the radar level meter is 5 millimeter, dividing the value of 60 meters, 40 kg 350 ℃ high temperature, high pressure resistance, radar level meter for explosion risk areas.
Even if the load is complex, you can also use calibration precision level echo is analyzed with the software.
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The customized level indicator-type level gauge is poised to lead the customized level indicator market.
In terms of level gauge, why is it different than other production? How does it fit a true need or desire for your requires? Is it simple to use? Make life easier?


text: Constraints on entropies are considered to be the laws of information theory. Even though the pursuit of their discovery has been a central theme of research in information theory, the algorithmic aspects of constraints on entropies remain largely unexplored. Here, we initiate an investigation of decision problems about constraints on entropies by placing several different such problems into levels of the arithmetical hierarchy. We establish the following results on checking the validity over all almost-entropic functions: first, validity of a Boolean information constraint arising from a monotone Boolean formula is co-recursively enumerable; second, validity of "tight" conditional information constraints is in Π03. Furthermore, under some restrictions, validity of conditional information constraints "with slack" is in Σ02, and validity of information inequality constraints involving max is Turing equivalent to validity of information inequality constraints (with no max involved). We also prove that the classical implication problem for conditional independence statements is co-recursively enumerable.


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The Gardar Province of south Greenland is defined by the products of alkaline igneous magmatism during the Mesoproterozoic. The most laterally extensive Gardar intrusions are a series of giant dyke complexes best exposed on the Tuttutooq archipelago. We present new field observations and a geological map of north-east Tuttutooq island that provide fresh insights into the temporal evolution of the Younger giant dyke complex and two associated ultramafic lamprophyres. Our data demonstrate that distinctive crystallisation regimes occurred in different sectors of the dyke complex, leading to the formation of marginal gabbros and ovoid pod-like domains displaying lamination, modal layering and/or more evolved differentiates. We infer that at least two pulses of magma contributed to the formation of the Younger giant dyke complex. In addition, the relative ages of two ultramafic lamprophyre diatremes are constrained and attributed to two distinct phases of rifting in the Gardar Province.
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|Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland Bulletin
|Published - 16 Jun 2021
- Gardar Province
- Magma chamber
- Rift magmatism
- Younger giant dyke complex
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Replace stepper motor with ESTUN servo motor-0
 Can stepper motor be replaced with servo motor? The answer is - YES!
 In order to use ESTUN servo drive instead of the stepper motor, it should be noted that the STEP/DIR signal inputs is equipped with all ESTUN drivers except modules with Ethercat communication.
 Setting ESTUN driver:
 1. Match the reference pulse form with the pulse output form from the host controller.
 2. Set the reference unit and electronic gear ratio so that it coincides with the host controller setting.
 3. Turn the power and the servo ON input signal ON.
 4. Send the slow speed pulse reference for the number of servomotor rotation easy to check (for example, one servomotor revolution) from the host controller in advance.
 5. Check the number of reference pulses input to the servo drive by the changed amount before and after the Un013 and Un014(input reference pulsecounter)[pulse] were executed.
 6. Check whether the actual number of servomotor rotations Un009, Un010 coincides with the number of input reference pulses.
 7. Check that the servomotor rotation direction is the same as the reference.
 8. Check the servomotor speed using the Un000 in Monitor Mode.
 If the electrical connection is correctly established, the speed/direction of rotation of the servo motor must match the required speed and direction. In the event of errors, it must be verified that the corresponding control outbound form is selected in parameter Pn004.
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16.20 - TRIMTRAILINGSPACES - Basic Teradata Query
Basic Teradata Query Reference
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Basic Teradata Query
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Purpose
This control enables users to specify whether to trim trailing spaces from Field Mode response lines.
Syntax
Usage Notes
Use the TRIMTRAILINGSPACES command to control trimming of trailing spaces from Field Mode response lines.
By default, TRIMTRAILINGSPACES is ON, which means BTEQ will trim all trailing spaces from Field Mode response lines. Use the OFF setting to inhibit BTEQ from trimming the trailing spaces.
The TRIMTRAILINGSPACES setting only affects the output for Field Mode, not Record Mode, Indicator Mode, or Multipart Indicator Mode. In other words, TRIMTRAILINGSPACES setting affects only those response lines that go to stdout or EXPORT REPORT files, and not those that go to EXPORT DATA, EXPORT INDICDATA or EXPORT DIF files.
Note that this setting affects only the columnar response lines. For example, it affects the SELECT or HELP query output but does not affect the SHOW or COMMENT query output.
Trimming the trailing spaces from Field Mode response lines could be beneficial for stdout files as it minimizes the number of bytes used for tabular report output. However, for exported reports, trimming of trailing spaces can cause issues for post-processing that expects fixed-size records.
The SET DEFAULTS command will reset TRIMTRAILINGSPACES setting to ON.
The TRIMTRAILINGSPACES command is valid in a Teradata SQL macro.
Example 1 – TRIMTRAILINGSPACES ON
The following example selects two columns using TRIMTRAILINGSPACES set to ON (default).
.SET TRIMTRAILINGSPACES ON /* Default setting */
SELECT 'aaaa' (title 'Column-1'), 'bb' (title 'Column-2');
Output:
Column-1 Column-2
-------- --------
aaaa bb
Example 2 – TRIMTRAILINGSPACES OFF
The following example selects two columns using TRIMTRAILINGSPACES set to OFF.
.SET TRIMTRAILINGSPACES OFF
SELECT 'aaaa' (title 'Column-1'), 'bb' (title 'Column-2');
Output:
Notice that the trailing spaces are intact in the second column "bb ".
Column-1 Column-2
-------- --------
aaaa bb


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Dillon, MT has a longitude of -112.6 degrees and a latitude of 45.3 degrees.
Dillon, MT has temperatures that can go as high as 71.5 °F in June, 82.3 °F in July, and 80.5 °F in August. The hottest month is typically July.
Dillon, MT also has temperatures that can go as low as 12.3 °F in December, 12.3 °F in January, and 15.9 °F in February. The coldest month is typically January.
The wettest month for Dillon, MT is June with 5.0 inches of rain.
The annual weather and monthly temperature averages for highs and lows are presented in the table below. The weather values used to interpolate these values are provided by the US NAOO weather station values from the last 10 years.
|Average High (°F)||31.9||37.3||46.4||55.3||64.3||71.5||82.3||80.5||71.5||57.1||40.9||32.0|
|Average Low (°F)||12.3||15.9||23.1||28.5||37.6||44.8||50.2||48.5||41.2||30.4||21.3||12.3|
|Average Precipitation (in)||0.0||1.0||1.0||3.0||4.0||5.0||3.0||2.0||2.0||2.0||1.0||1.0|
Montana is a large state with considerable variation in geography, topography and altitude, and the climate is, therefore, equally varied. Average annual precipitation is 15 inches (380 mm), but great variations are seen. Heavy snowstorms may occur from September through May, though most snow falls from November to March. The climate has become warmer in Montana and continues to do so. The glaciers in Glacier National Park have receded and are predicted to melt away completely in a few decades.
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Conducting quantitative and qualitative research can be a unique process when targeting healthcare audiences, such as physicians, payers, key opinion leaders and patients. Best practices and techniques we use for consumer research can also be applicable to these audiences.
Stefan Cave, Client Operations Manager and Healthcare Subject Matter Expert with Kantar's Profiles division, breaks down what healthcare researchers should take from modern survey best practices, the importance healthcare double opt-in panels have on qualitative research and how the healthcare industry can take advantage of integrated data solutions.
Is there a difference to approaching survey design when engaging a healthcare audience versus a consumer audience?
In short, no. Too often, design concessions are made when targeting a professional audience based on the solemnity of the survey topic. However, Healthcare Professionals are regular people, just like us. They spend a lot of time on their smart phones, just like us. They're pushed for time, just like us. We should design surveys in the same way we approach consumer work, focusing on: narrative, engagement and device agnosticism.
How can technology play a role in engaging healthcare audiences?
The proliferation of technology has never been more exciting in research. It can be used to drive engagement, glean enriched responses and produce top quality data. It may not come as a surprise that this applies to a healthcare audience too! When designing research, we can use video open-ends to replace a tradition written open-end. These tools often come with software for further analysis. We can also use emotional coding technology to capture legitimate emotional responses to video stimulus. These solutions can better help answer the research objective.
With data privacy being a primary concern for researchers today, permission-based data sources have never been more important. How does Kantar ensure we're providing high-quality, validated healthcare respondents and data sources?
Our Healthcare Panel Team work tirelessly to ensure we provide high quality data. From registration to retirement, our respondents are subject to a rigorous verification process. Our respondents double opt-in and we verify their details: name, work place address and medical license number/certificate before a single research participation email is sent. Throughout our respondent's journey we regularly update their personal and contact information to ensure we are interacting with the right person at the right time.
There are benefits when using a supplier with a verified double opt-in panel of Physicians, Payers, Patients & KOLs to conduct qualitative research. Why is that?
It's simple. Through the double opt-in verification process, you can be confident that the professionals are:
From KOLs to GPs, when you engage with professionals who are also double opt-in panelists, you are reaching out to those who genuinely want to shape their industry for the better.
What was the most common mistake you saw in 2018 regarding the execution of qualitative research among healthcare professionals, and what can researchers do to avoid it?
A common mistake we see is conducting interviews in non-native languages and dialects. Although it may save on costs when you don't, it's important to ask whether anything is lost in translation. Are the questions being understood correctly? Is the respondent able to convey what they truly mean in their non-native tongue? Are we limiting who we approach by only targeting multi-linguals?
Ensure you're using highly skilled translators and moderators that will ask the right questions, in the right language, to deliver more insightful and valuable data.
We know that connecting survey data with other insights sources helps capture a holistic view of a target audience. How do you see integrating data sources being most useful for healthcare research?
Just as with consumer research, third-party data sources are available under the healthcare umbrella (i.e. patient records, etc.) that can be applied to patients profiles. When we think of building robust healthcare profiles efficiently while maximizing ROI, we think of three key benefits:
- The complete diagnosis: understanding the individual and all the factors that drive their decisions, gaining commercial advantage and a holistic view of target groups
- Getting to the heart of the matter: appending additional data sources to survey data allows you to only ask what you need to ask, but save time and money while enhancing profiles
- A targeted approach: identification of bespoke audiences for effective media targeting