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My video tours of London, Cambridge and York
Roger Ebert January 19, 2013
I was so surprised to find this on You Tube. I hosted several segments of the "Focus on Britain" series in the 1980s. It was produced by the British Tourist Authority. I haven't seen this in more than 25 years.
...and then, a month later, this turned up! I'd never seen it. I take the reader on the route traced by my book The Perfect London Walk. With an introduction by Sir MIchael Caine, no less. When a reader found his and told me about it, it had less than 100 hits, perhaps because the title didn't tempt Google.
Roger Ebert was the film critic of the Chicago Sun-Times from 1967 until his death in 2013. In 1975, he won the Pulitzer Prize for distinguished criticism.
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Cody Rich, head girls basketball coach at Franklin Simpson stands with his wife, Summer.
Franklin Simpson High School has named former Edmonson County High School graduate and basketball player Cody Rich as head coach for their girls basketball program.
Rich graduated from ECHS in 2010 and finished his masters from WKU in 2015. He is currently a science teacher at FSHS.
David Clark, Assistant Athletic Director for the school said that they felt like Rich would be a good fit for the program because not only had he been a great volunteer coach for the successful boys program, he was also an excellent teacher.
"We feel like he'll be a great fit here," said Clark. "He has a great basketball background and comes from a great family. This is a rebuilding time for our program and Cody wanted to be a part of it anyway, so that's a good sign."
Rich said he was excited to have an opportunity with a school with such a deep tradition.
"There have been many Division I athletes come from this program, so getting opportunity is both a blessing and exciting," he said.
Rich's coaching experience started at Edmonson County Middle School, then he moved to Warren East to be a boys varsity assistant coach. From there he landed at Franklin Simpson as a boys assistant coach.
"I wouldn't be here without God, my wife, my parents, family and friends," he said. "I want to focus on my players and be a players' coach. After all, I've had my time of playing and want to focus on them, helping them become better players, but most importantly, good people."
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Shutdown Corner Asomugha Opens New Routes For Oakland Kids
NEW YORK — The best thing that happened to Oakland this year was the re-signing of All-Pro cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha, and I don't mean it was the best thing for the Raiders … though it probably was. Nope, I mean it was the best thing for Oakland, and I can call on 10 teenagers to prove it.
They're from the city, belong to local youth groups and wouldn't be in New York last week without Asomugha. He not only arranged a five-day trip that had them going to NYU, the Juilliard School of Music, Natural History Museum, Empire State Building and Columbia University; he had them in Bill Clinton's office to meet the former President and spend a half-hour with him.
Nnamdi Asomugha is often recognized for his off-field contributions. (US Presswire)
They saw the play Billy Elliot. They went onstage at the Apollo Theatre. They walked Fifth Avenue with Asomugha's friend, who just happened to be out walking her dog. It was actress Natalie Portman.
"It is hard to quantify the places we went and the people we met in such a short period of time," said Regina Jackson, executive director of the East Oakland Youth Development Center (EDOYDC), one of two non-profit groups represented on the trip. "It was a great experience that was part educational, part cultural and part social, and it is something they can tell their grandchildren and great-grandchildren about."
And that's where Asomugha comes in. Without him the trip doesn't happen. He not only planned it; he financed it. Do the math: It wasn't cheap. But that's not the point. Asomugha pulled the tour together because he wanted to, which is why he organized a trip of EOYDC kids last spring to New England where teenagers visited Harvard, Brown and Boston Universities, MIT and the Berklee College of Music. And why he sprung for another hike two years ago for a college tour of Atlanta.
Each year it's a different city, and each year it's Asomugha who arranges, funds and leads cross-country trips for inner-city youths — trips heavily tilted toward cultural and educational experiences.
"Maybe someone's passion is cars," he said while walking the halls of the Natural History Museum. "Mine is travel and public service. That's the reason I started something like this."
I know 10 young men and women who are grateful. Members of the EOYDC and Young Musicians program, they were part of Asomugha's traveling party last week. All but one had never been to New York City, while 16-year-old Alejandra Parebes had never been on a plane, period. I met the group shortly after one young musician had an audition that morning at Juilliard. The day before another went through a similar process — with Asomugha whisking her to Lincoln Center after their plane landed.
"He's meant a lot to us," said Brittany Moses, 18. "He's been around and put in his time. It really is a big deal, and I appreciate him for doing this. I never thought I'd get a chance to get to New York.
"Really, I didn't know much about him before he came to us. I just knew he played for the Raiders. But I appreciate him coming around and teaching us about education and how you can do anything; telling us to make sure you get an education, graduate from college and do good things."
The message must have gotten through. It's common for EOYDC participants to go on to college. Moses, for instance, is headed to San Jose State. Michael Garrick is going to UC-Davis. Jose Mendoza is off to Sacramento State. Each of the 10 students that were here has a GPA of no less than 3.0, and each expresses interest in moving on to a secondary education, which is a tribute to Asomugha's work off the football field.
But it's a credit to the EOYDC and Jackson, too, and those 10 teens who were in town can serve as witnesses again. They were on the subway with Jackson when she unexpectedly ran into an EOYDC alumnus who graduated from Georgetown University, where she majored in English, and now lives and works in New York City. Jackson hadn't seen the young woman in three years.
"She looked up and said, 'Miss Regina!' " Jackson said. "So, of course, I cried and the whole deal."
It was Jackson who first got Asomugha involved in the EOYDC after a chance meeting between the two when he was a senior at Cal. There was an EOYDC grad at Berkeley who knew him, believed in him, thought he might be interested in getting involved … I think you get the picture. Anyway, he became involved with the center and its programs and jumped at the opportunity to mentor inner-city youths to push them toward meaningful lives.
Sometimes he goes to the EOYDC to speak. Sometimes he tutors students with homework. He has been known to help out with cooking classes and is only too willing to join in with track-and-field activities. Bottom line: He gives something more valuable than money to the program. He gives his time.
"I'm 27," Asomugha said, "but, at the same time, I still love my college experience at Berkeley. And that fuels me to give that experience … or to open people's eyes to that experience … to people like these kids.
"I'm looking at it through their eyes. I know what I went through at Berkeley and how those four years changed my life. And I don't want people to miss out on their opportunities. If they can see this, and it opens their eyes maybe it will help them."
Yeah, I like the sound of that, too. And if you met Asomugha, you would like it even better. He's committed to helping young people, and he's committed to doing it through education — which makes sense when you consider he comes from a family where everyone except Asomugha has a master's degree. Asomugha graduated from Cal with a degree in corporate finance.
"I get something out of this," he said of his annual trips. "The greatest satisfaction is the fact that they [the teenagers] feel like college is 'cool' after going on these tours because we don't just go to colleges. A lot of times when a kid hears college he thinks, 'Oh, we're going somewhere else, and all it is is books, books, books and I'm going to be bored. I don't want to do it.' But we're showing them the city and different things around the city. It just lets them know there's life somewhere else, and education is not just books."
It also lets them know they're fortunate to have Nnamdi Asomugha around. Had he not re-signed with the Raiders in February he could've become an unrestricted free agent, available to the highest bidder, and a line would've formed immediately. In all likelihood, the Raiders wouldn't have allowed that to happen — making him their franchise player instead — but there was always the possibility. Now there isn't, and count the kids of Oakland as winners. "A lot of people talked about how fabulous his deal was," Jackson said, "but my message to him was: I'm so glad you're still going to be in Oakland."
I know 10 teenagers who will second that. And they should.
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Meet Me @ The Altar Release New Track, "Say It (To My Face)"
By Dom Vigil September 30, 2022
Meet Me @ The Altar have returned with their new single, "Say It (To My Face)" today. Propelled by a gang-vocal fueled chorus, the new track arrives as the first taste of music from the band's forthcoming debut album, out early next year. Directed by Jack Campise, the single is accompanied by an official music video which follows the band's journey to confront an internet troll. Watch the video now below.
Meet Me @ The Altar expanded on the single, "The song is essentially a diss track to all of our haters. We all have a love/hate relationship with the internet – it quite literally brought us together, but people also use the internet as a crutch to help mask their insecurities behind a screen and try to project them on us a lot of the time. They never seem to have the guts to actually say it to our faces."
"The video serves as a real time portrayal of who we envision as the culprits when we see hateful comments left on our social media accusing us of everything from being industry plants to not playing our own instruments – like a Catfish-style expose to go see how your bullies are actually living (usually not well)."
The group continued, "When our fans listen to this song and encounter bullies in their day-to-day life, we want them to remember that those people are only cruel because they're hurting! Part of growing up is figuring out how to not internalize anyone else's bad vibes and just loving yourself instead."
Meet Me @ The Altar is currently on tour with MUNA in support of their North American headline dates, which include three nights at New York City's Irving Plaza and two nights at The Wiltern in Los Angeles, CA. The trio is also slated to perform at the 2022 TwitchCon San Diego party as part of an all-women lineup that includes Megan The Stallion and Kim Petras, as well as the highly anticipated When We Were Young festival in Las Vegas, NV this October.
MEET ME @ THE ALTAR 2022 TOUR DATES
All dates supporting MUNA except ^
30 New York, NY Irving Plaza
04 Detroit, MI Majestic Theatre
06 Kansas City, MO The Truman
08 San Diego, CA TwitchCon ^
10 Houston, TX House Of Blues
11 Dallas, TX The Echo Lounge & Music Hall
13 Santa Fe, NM Santa Fe Brewing Company
15 Boulder, CO Boulder Theater
16 Englewood, CO Gothic Theatre
17 Salt Lake City, UT The Depot
19 Phoenix, AZ The Van Buren
22 Las Vegas, NV When We Were Young ^
24 San Francisco, CA The Fillmore
25 Los Angeles, CA The Wiltern


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Terrängen runt Caiapônia är huvudsakligen platt, men västerut är den kuperad. Terrängen runt Caiapônia sluttar österut. Den högsta punkten i närheten är  meter över havet,  km sydost om Caiapônia. Trakten runt Caiapônia är nära nog obefolkad, med mindre än två invånare per kvadratkilometer..

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Playing in her 80th game as a Titan, Olivia Campbell tallied nine points, three assists and two steals against the Pointers.
Karsyn Rueth had a team-high 12 points and five rebounds off the bench as the nationally ranked UW-Oshkosh women's basketball team stayed alone atop the WIAC standings with a 65-58 victory at UW-Stevens Point on Saturday (Feb. 9).
UW-Oshkosh (20-3, 10-2 WIAC), ranked 11th in the NCAA Division III by D3hoops.com, scored the first eight points of the game and never trailed on the way to picking up its ninth win in the past 10 meetings with UW-Stevens Point. The Titans also defeated the Pointers by a 66-43 score Jan. 9 in Oshkosh.
The Titans, who reached 20 wins for the seventh consecutive season, have a one-game lead in the conference standings over 25th-ranked UW-La Crosse (20-3, 9-3 WIAC) and UW-Whitewater (16-7, 9-3) with two contests remaining. UW-Oshkosh can clinch at least a share of the WIAC title with a win at home over UW-La Crosse on Wednesday (Feb. 13) in Kolf Sports Center.
UW-Oshkosh becomes the first WIAC program to have at least seven consecutive 20-win seasons on two occasions. The Titans also produced a run of seven straight 20-win seasons from 1994-2000. The only other league programs to have at least seven 20-win seasons in a row were UW-Whitewater with seven from 2008-14 and UW-Eau Claire with a WIAC-leading 10 between 1992-2001.
Rueth shot 4-for-7 from the field, including 2-for-3 from 3-point range, on the way to her third double-digit scoring effort of the season.
UW-Oshkosh had 12 scorers Saturday, including Olivia Campbell and Isabella Samuels with nine points apiece and Leah Porath, Jessie Rabas and Melanie Schneider with seven each. Samuels, who entered the game with a WIAC-leading .667 field goal percentage, shot 4-for-5 from the floor in 16 minutes of action.
Nikki Arneson and Brooklyn Bull both chipped in five points for the Titans as the balanced UW-Oshkosh offense featured 32 points by starters and 33 from reserves.
UW-Oshkosh finished the contest shooting 55.3 percent (26-47) from the field, 50 percent (7-14) from 3-point range and 60 percent (6-10) at the free throw line. The Titans shot at least 50 percent from the floor for the fourth time this year while their 3-point percentage was a season best.
The Titans held advantages of 18-15 in assists and 6-5 in steals while UW-Stevens Point produced edges of 25-22 in rebounds and 2-1 in blocks. Both teams committed 17 turnovers.
UW-Oshkosh went into the day ranked fourth in all of NCAA women's and men's basketball by allowing just 48.3 points per game. The Titans were also leading the conference in average rebounding margin (+7.4), turnovers per game (13.3) and assist-to-turnover ratio (1.11).
UW-Stevens Point shot 48.8 percent (21-43) from the floor, 33.3 percent (4-12) from behind the 3-point arc and 75 percent (12-16) at the foul line. The Pointers entered the contest leading the WIAC in both free throw attempts and made free throws.
The Pointers' Carly Cerrato led all players with 17 points and added a team-best four rebounds and three assists.
Bailee Collins had 15 points, four rebounds, two steals and two blocks for UW-Stevens Point, which also received nine points off the bench from Taylor Greenheck.
UW-Oshkosh's 8-0 scoring run to open the game began with a 3-pointer from Schneider on the first possession and was capped by a 3-pointer by Arneson before Cerrato finally got the Pointers on the scoreboard with a jumper at the 6:36 mark of the first quarter.
The Titans extended their lead to 14-2 following a layup from Erin Vande Zande with 2:15 left in the opening period. UW-Stevens Point made one of its first eight field goal attempts and committed seven turnovers until Amber Baehman knocked down a jumper to trim the Pointers' deficit to 14-4 with 62 seconds remaining in the first quarter.
The Pointers matched their lowest scoring quarter of the season as they trailed, 16-6, entering the second period. UW-Oshkosh outshot UW-Stevens Point, 53.8 (7-13) to 22.2 (2-9) percent, from the floor during the first 10 minutes of play.
UW-Oshkosh maintained a double-digit lead from the 4:39 mark of the first quarter until there were 10 seconds left in the third period. The Titans, who led 29-17 at intermission, owned a 29-12 advantage after a Rueth free throw with 3:40 to go in the second quarter.
UW-Stevens Point (8-15, 4-8 WIAC) pulled within 46-38 after three quarters, but a 3-pointer by Rabas and a layup from Schneider on consecutive possessions upped the Titans' lead back to 54-41 with 6:46 remaining in the game.
The Pointers responded with five unanswered points over the next minute to cut their deficit to 54-46 midway through the final period. However, UW-Oshkosh's Chloe Pustina and Arneson both scored baskets in the paint during a span of 40 seconds to extend its lead to 58-46 with just under four minutes to play, and the Titans maintained a cushion of at least seven points the rest of the way.
First place in the WIAC will be on the line when UW-Oshkosh hosts UW-La Crosse on Wednesday in Kolf Sports Center. The Titans defeated the Eagles, 60-48, Jan. 19 in La Crosse.


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Public Stadium Projects - Can They Be Made Into Economic Champions or Will They Always be Wooden Spooners?
Peter Schenk November 22, 2016 12:00 AM
Developing stadiums has numerous social and economic benefits that can be long-term and wide-ranging. But how can stadiums be developed given the current uncertainty of funding? A public private partnership (PPP) model with a longer term and mechanisms that allow for increased private sector return may be the answer.
It is well established that the development of stadiums has wide-ranging benefits for the community including diverse employment opportunities (both during construction and the operations phase), increased community welfare and increase a precinct's liveability.
But how can stadium developments be funded given the currently uncertain capacity for private funding and public financial contribution towards the procurement of major infrastructure projects in Australia? A PPP between Government and the private sector may be the best way to get this infrastructure built, in line with the development of other stadiums in Australia, such as the Perth Stadium and Stadium Australia.
Sporting arenas, with their potential for diverse private-sector revenue streams and capacity for future expansion, are a category of social infrastructure which is capable of innovative funding structures. One solution is adapting the PPP model for example, by using a longer project term (such as between 30 – 40 years) coupled with lower individual service payments and minimum or no Government capital contribution. A longer project term, when structured appropriately, minimises the need for a high upfront Government capital contribution and may result in lower service payments.
Of course, the market demand and community expectations for modern "best practices" facilities may mean that a shorter project term is preferable for the private sector. If a longer term is used, the private sector will likely seek contractual mechanisms which allow the stadium to profitably operate and meet community expectations over a longer project term.
The risks associated with a longer term project may be mitigated in various ways, including:
• periodic market testing of reviewable services to ensure value for money over the longer term;
• innovative facility design to allow the capacity and uses of the stadium to be expanded in the future (for example, into an entertainment arena or for residential or commercial uses). As a flow on from this, flexible contractual mechanisms will be needed, for example around 'change in law' provisions which may cover future legislative changes on, for example, capacity limits for major sporting facilities;
• refinancing mechanisms that provide greater opportunities for sharing in refinancing gains;
• increased opportunities for "user pays" facilities to generate further revenue for the private operator, for example car parking facilities;
• using a sustainable business model, for example marketable opportunities for other industries in the area, such as developing the nearby precincts which increase the project's overall profitability;
• providing increased revenue certainty, for example by the private operator being contractually entitled to host key sporting events; and
• availability payments. However, the level of availability payments should be offset against the diverse streams of revenue available to the private sector from stadium operations (revenue from venue hire, advertising and merchandise sales). Demand risk, a key driver of private sector demand for availability payments, arises from seasonal fluctuations in ticket revenue and can be managed through the outsourcing of services, such as catering.
Leveraging value capture fees and taxes are other methods that the Government can consider, particularly in areas where developing a stadium is likely to generate business for nearby areas and increase the liveability of a precinct.
Ultimately, while each funding structure will need to be tailored for each project, the use of a PPP model, with some adaptations for increased private sector return on the project, could turn projects that some may regard as economic "wooden spooners" into value for money champions.
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We have been closely following the interesting case of the discontinuation of tobacco acid pyrophosphatase (TAP) and the efforts of the world's RNA biologists to find a suitable alternative. Our previous post gives a bit of the background and discusses how protocols for 5′ RACE, transcriptional start site (TSS) mapping and GRO-Seq require a good decapping enzyme to remove cap structures from RNAs to allow oligocapping. Here we discuss two new commercial offerings to replace the discontinued TAP enzyme and show some user data comparing the 3 enzymes.
tebu-bio has developed a proprietary recombinant enzyme called Decapping Pyrophosphohydrolase that converts 5′-capped (m7GpppG or m2,2,7GpppG RNA) and 5′-triphosphate RNA (ppp-RNA) to 5′-monophosphate RNA (p-RNA) for oligo-capping or XRN1 exonuclease degradation.
CellScript offers Cap-Clip™ Acid Pyrophosphatase, which is a plant-derived enzyme (non-recombinant biochemical preparation) that hydrolyzes various pyrophosphate bonds, including the pyrophosphate bonds of the 5′-terminal m7 GpppG "cap" of eukaryotic messenger RNAs, as well as 5′ cap structures on many small nuclear RNAs (snRNAs), heterogeneous nuclear RNAs and some viral RNAs. Complete hydrolysis of such capped RNAs generates RNA that has a 5′-monophosphate group.
"By browsing the different tracks we basically do not see any difference between the 3 treatments. All look good.", says Dr. Pelechano.
Data kindly provided by Christophe Malabat, Frank Feuerbach and Alain Jacquier. Institut Pasteur, CNRS UMR3525, Génétique des Interactions Macromoléculaires, Paris, France.
The superiority of Cap-Clip™ Acid Pyrophosphatase may come from one of many possible sources. One likely culprit is the presence of extremely small amounts of residual exonucleases in the bacterially-produced recombinant enzyme. Exonucleases could explain the extra peaks at thymidine residues and the additional low-read peaks. The plant derived enzyme buffers include EDTA which inhibits magnesium-dependent exonucleases, however adding EDTA is not possible for Decapping Pyrophosphohydrolase, which requires metals. Another possibility to explain the higher level of background signal relative to true transcriptional start site peaks could be reduced enzymatic activity in the Decapping Pyrophosphohydrolase prep. A new production of Decapping Pyrophosphohydrolase is currently underway to create a new lot of this enzyme that will be provided at a higher concentration and purity. For now, we recommend Cap-Clip™ Acid Pyrophosphatase for researchers wanting the highest quality replacement for TAP and Decapping Pyrophosphohydrolase as a less expensive alternative for European researchers.
*Note: Cap-Clip™ Acid Pyrophosphatase is available from the company CELLSCRIPT™ in the United States, Biozym in Germany and Austria, and tebu-bio in the rest of Europe.
Question 1: The supplied 10X buffer contains a yellow/brown precipitate in it. Is this okay to use?
Question 2: A stop buffer which increased the pH to around 8 used to work to inhibit the TAP enzyme, will the same buffer will also work to inhibit Decapping Pyrophosphohydrolase?
Answer: It is unlikely that increasing the pH to 8.0 will completely block the enzyme's decapping activity. Many protocols stop the decapping reaction by direct phenol-chloroform extraction. Also, it should be possible to inhibit Decapping Pyrophosphohydrolase by adding EDTA, which will also be effective at inhibiting metal-dependent exonucleases.


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Joseph Vogl (born October 5, 1957) is a German philosopher who has written on literature, culture and media. He is professor of modern German literature, literary, media and cultural studies at the Humboldt University of Berlin.

Life and work
After graduating from high school in 1977, Vogl studied German literature, philosophy and history in Munich and Paris. He completed his M.A. from the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich in 1984, and he earned his doctorate in German literature in 1990. He was awarded a postdoctoral fellowship by the German Research Foundation (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft) from 1992 to 1994 and a postdoctoral scholarship from 1995 to 1997. In 1999 Vogl became professor of history and theory of artificial worlds at the Faculty of Media of the Bauhaus University, Weimar

In 2001 he qualified as a professor in the subject German literature at the Faculty of Foreign Languages and Literatures of the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich. Since April 1, 2006, he has held the chair of modern German literature: literary, media and cultural studies at the Humboldt University of Berlin.

He has also been visiting professor at Princeton University (2006–2007), at the University of California, Berkeley, (2007) and since 2007 he has been permanent visiting professor at the Department of German at Princeton University.

One research focus of Joseph Vogl is on the "Poetologies of knowledge" - the interweaving of knowledge and literature. Other priorities include the history and theory of knowledge, the history of risk and danger in the modern era, and the discourse, media theory and literary history from 18th to 20th century.

Vogl's work is in the tradition of the post-structuralist philosophy. He is the translator of key works of modern French philosophy such as Gilles Deleuze's Difference and Repetition and Jean-François Lyotard's  The Differend.

In his 2010 published work Das Gespenst des Kapitals ("The Specter of Capital") Vogl coined the term "Oikodizee", calling for a demystification of traditional conception of financial markets. The powerful faith in the invisible hand of the market in the tradition of Adam Smith "ignores the secularised theodicy the irrational" and the "diabolical dynamics unleashed by money economy.

For his book Der Souveränitätseffekt ("The Sovereignty Effect") Vogl was on the shortlist for the Leipzig Book Fair Prize 2015 in the category of non-fiction.

Works
Books in English
The Ascendancy of Finance, John Wiley & Sons, 2017.
The Specter of Capital. Stanford, Stanford University Press, 2014.
On Tarrying. Chicago, University of Chicago Press, 2011.

Articles in English
"The Real and the All-Too-Human" (trans. William Callison), Parrhesia: A Journal of Critical Philosophy (2015) No. 22: 16–21.
"The Sovereignty Effect: Markets and Power in the Economic Regime" (trans. William Callison), Qui Parle (2014) 23(1): 125–155.
"Poetics of Homo Economicus" (trans. Dennis Schep), Continent (2014) Issue 4.1: 95–104.
"The Undoing of Functional Differentiation, October (Summer 2014) No. 149: 89–94.
"Taming Time: Media of Financialization" (trans. Christopher Reid), Grey Room (2012) No. 46: 72–83.
"Becoming-media: Galileo's Telescope" Grey Room (2007) No. 29: 14–25.
Books in German
 With Thomas Anz (Hrsg.): Die Dichter und der Krieg. Deutsche Lyrik 1914–1918. Hanser, München 1982. .
 Orte der Gewalt. Kafkas literarische Ethik. (=Diss. München, 1990) Fink, München 1990. . Wiederveröffentlicht diaphanes, Zürich-Berlin 2010, .
 (Ed.): Gemeinschaften. Positionen zu einer Philosophie des Politischen. Suhrkamp, Frankfurt am Main 1994. .
 (Ed.): Kafka-Brevier. Reclam, Stuttgart 1995. .
 With Friedrich Balke (Ed.): Gilles Deleuze. Fluchtlinien der Philosophie. Fink, München 1996. , TB Suhrkamp .
 With Wolfgang Schäffner (Ed.): Michel Foucault/Herculine Barbin. Über Hermaphrodismus. Suhrkamp, Frankfurt am Main 1997. .
 (Ed.): Poetologien des Wissens um 1800. Fink, München 1999. .
 Claus Pias, Lorenz Engell u. a. (Ed.): Kursbuch MedienKultur. DVA, Stuttgart 2000. .
 Kalkül und Leidenschaft. Poetik des ökonomischen Menschen. diaphanes, Zürich-Berlin 2002, .
 With Bernhard Siegert (Ed.): Europa. Kultur der Sekretäre. diaphanes, Zürich-Berlin 2003, .
 Gesetz und Urteil. Beiträge zu einer Theorie des Politischen. VDG, Weimar 2004. .
 With Anne von der Heiden (Ed.): Politische Zoologie. diaphanes, Zürich-Berlin 2007, .
 Über das Zaudern. diaphanes, Zürich-Berlin 2007, .
 Für alle und keinen. Lektüre, Schrift und Leben bei Nietzsche und Kafka. diaphanes, Zürich-Berlin 2008, .
 With Sabine Schimma (Ed.): Versuchsanordnungen 1800. diaphanes, Zürich-Berlin 2008, .
 With Alexander Kluge: Soll und Haben. Fernsehgespräche. diaphanes, Zürich-Berlin 2009, .
Das Gespenst des Kapitals. diaphanes, Zürich 2010, .
Der Souveränitätseffekt diaphanes, Zürich 2015, .
Kapital und Ressentiment. EINE KURZE THEORIE DER GEGENWART C.H.Beck, München 2021, .
Books in Spanish
El espectro del capital, Buenos Aires, Cruce Casa Editora, 2015, .

References

Vogl's profile at Cruce Casa Editora -Spanish-

1957 births
Living people
German philosophers
Academic staff of the Humboldt University of Berlin
Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich alumni
Professors of German in the United States


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The XR "bring down" the iPhone XS iPhone XS Max
Price still resolves.
Despite the successful sales of the iPhone XS and XS Max iPhone, the popularity of new products soon "will decline". The release of a more affordable iPhone XR leads to a simultaneous decline in demand for iPhone and iPhone XS XS Max. This is reported by DigiTimes sources in the supply chain of components.
The interest of buyers to the iPhone XR owing to the much lower price of the smartphone compared to other iPhone 2018. XR cost of iPhone is $749, which is much less than $999 and $1099 for iPhone iPhone XS and XS Max respectively.
As pointed out earlier this week, the reluctance of most owners of iPhone X to change it on the iPhone XS is because they do not see significant differences between the two smartphones. In the case with the iPhone XS Max there are differences, they are significant, but prevents a single important fact. The 6.5-inch giant iPhone XS Max is so many that just cannot afford.
By the end of the year Apple will cut orders for the iPhone XS iPhone XS Max, redistributing them in favor of the iPhone XR. This information is consistent with earlier evidence that the share of the iPhone XR will have more than fifty percent of all iPhone shipments in 2018.
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Thailand Floods
The Business of Climate Change Preparedness
A recently released draft report from the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) warns that global sea levels could rise by more than three feet by the end of the century if current emissions rates continue. It also states, more strongly than in previous assessment reports…
Ahead of Flood Season, Thailand's Communities Demand Greater Preparedness
From July 2011 to January 2012, Thailand encountered the worst flooding in five decades. The floods killed over 800 people and left millions homeless or displaced. Over three quarters of Thailand's provinces were declared flood disaster zones, and the World Bank estimated that the economic loss exceeded $45 billion. Thailand's government was unprepared for the longevity and severity of the floods, and many communities felt that the Flood Response Operation Center (FROC), which was established to coordinate emergency response and provide regular communications to the public, was inadequate.
Thailand's 2011 Flood Crisis Reveals Potential of Technology and Social Media in Disaster Response
While Thais are accustomed and well adapted to the annual flood season, the 2011 flooding crisis was the worst in five decades and caught the entire nation off guard. The floods actually began in northern Thailand in May…
Flooding in Asia's Megacities
My colleagues in The Asia Foundation's Environment Program recently returned from Bangkok, where the Asia-Pacific Climate Change Adaptation Forum they were scheduled to attend was canceled due to the worst flooding in Thailand in 60 years. The disaster resulted in over 600 deaths, approximately 10 million lives affected, $21 billion in lost revenues from major industries, and an estimated $24 billion dollars in damage to property…
Thailand's Students Return to Classrooms, But Rebuilding Remains a Challenge
The flooding that submerged one-third of Thailand this year was the worst the country had seen in 50 years. Sixty-five provinces and over 4 million people have been affected, tens of thousands have lost jobs, and nearly 700 were killed. Nine provinces remain underwater.
Thailand's Flood Disaster
After being hit by the worst flooding in half a century, Thailand and its residents are on the long road to recovery. Waters submerged one-third of the country, left nearly 700 dead, and caused millions in economic damage and lost revenue from major industries…
As Thailand's Floodwaters Recede, Agonies Surface
In the early weeks of October, people across Thailand experienced great heartache and even disbelief as they watched news coverage of rising floodwaters submerging several sizable industrial factories north of Bangkok one by one. During the first weeks of the flooding, we listened patiently…
Thailand Flooding: Persistent Uncertainty and a Long Road to Recovery
Several weeks of the worst flooding Thailand has experienced in 50 years has left more than 400 people dead and affected over 9 million Thais. Although central Bangkok has been spared thus far, many neighborhoods in greater Bangkok and adjacent provinces remain submerged. In Asia interviews The Asia Foundation's country representative in Thailand Kim McQuay…
Apprehension and Criticism of Government Rise as Floods Spread in Thailand
For the last several days, the water level in Bangkok's Chao Phraya River has been rising in virtual synch with the escalating worry that grips a city bisected by this great river and whose neighborhoods are crisscrossed by dozens of canals, or klongs.


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A police officer tests the battery of the Taser he carries on duty. Chronicle file photo.
A man was pronounced dead Tuesday, three days after he was Tasered by Houston police officers during a confrontation at a pharmacy.
Roderick Ronall Taylor, 42, was pronounced dead at a hospital on Tuesday, according to the Harris County medical examiner's office.
Taylor was shocked with a Taser on Saturday after reportedly fighting with two police officers and grabbing for one officer's duty belt, according to a news release from the Houston Police Department.
His wife, Charneeda Dabney Taylor, said Thursday that her husband was a devoted father of two who was "not aggressive, not the person they're making him out to be." She questioned whether officers had told the whole truth and said she would await the medical examiner's full autopsy report.
Stun guns such as Tasers provide police officers with a less-lethal alternative to their handguns, supporters say, but they sometimes leave people injured or may contribute to their deaths.
Saturday's incident began about 6:40 p.m. when police responded to a welfare check at a CVS pharmacy in the 4400 block of West Fuqua, in southwest Houston. When officers arrived, Taylor was being treated by Houston paramedics who then released him, according to a police account.
"Taylor then became incoherent, uncooperative and walked into the drugstore and stated he needed to call police," according to the account by homicide detective L. Bailey. "An officer followed the suspect into the store, at which point Taylor jumped across the counter of the pharmacy department. As the officer approached, Taylor jumped back across the counter and attempted to flee past the officer. When the officer attempted to stop him, the suspect began to fight with the officer and at some point attempted to grab the officer's duty belt."
Taylor also fought with a second officer who arrived, according to the detective's account, prompting the first officer to use a Taser, which delivers a powerful but generally nonlethal shock. Officers then were able to handcuff Taylor and call paramedics back to the scene. One of the officers was treated at the scene for a cut to the eye and scrape on the arm.
Taylor then became unresponsive and was taken to the Southwest Memorial Hermann Hospital.
His wifesaid she did not know what had happened to him until the hospital called her on Sunday. She said Saturday was their daughter's birthday.
Several days passed before police learned that Taylor was on life support and on critical condition, according to the release. He was pronounced dead on Tuesday.
Dabney Taylor said Houston police detectives came to speak with her at the hospital. She said they only told her about the Taser use when she asked what happened to him.
"I was by his bedside and I was thinking it was because his kidneys and liver weren't functioning," she said. "I never knew he got tased."
She remembered her spouse of 14 years as a good person, husband and father to his 12-year-old daughter and 22-year-old son.
"He had a good heart," she said. "He would give you whatever he had. ... He was a wonderful father to his two children." He would spend time with them at a park and, if he wasn't home one night, he would call to ask his young daughter about her day at school.
Dabney Taylor said the family has not finalized funeral arrangements.
If the stun gun caused or contributed to Taylor's death, it would not be the first such incident in the Houston area.
Herman Rochan Barnes, 31, died after he was stunned 32 times by three Harris County deputies who entered his home in October 2006.
Jamaal Ray Valentine, 27, died in 2009 when his heart stopped in an ambulance after he was shocked during a confrontation with a La Marque police officer.
The police news release said Houston Police Department homicide detectives and Internal Affairs officials would investigate the incident, because "when an individual dies in the presence of an HPD officer, the incident is considered an in-custody death."


"Tip And Tiny And I Go Way Back": Did You Know T.I. And LeToya Luckett Dated?
In a new interview to promote the upcoming season of T.I. and Tiny: The Family Hustle, we learned something interesting about T.I.'s dating history.
Yes, you read that correctly. T.I. was one of the singer's first boyfriends before he blew up, and after her departure from DC. He clearly has a thing for women from girl groups, because he went on to later marry Tiny, who knew Luckett from touring during her own girl group days.
Whatever relationship the rapper and Luckett had in the past wasn't enough to keep the ladies from being good friends.
Luckett has dated other well-known men aside from T.I. That includes ex-husband Rob Hill Sr. (whom she wed and divorced in 2016), NBA players Kevin Durant and DeShawn Stevenson, and of course, rapper Slim Thug. She is now married and expecting her first child with husband Tommicus Walker, whom she wed in 2017.
She isn't the only new face joining the reality show. Toya Wright and daughter Reginae Carter will take part in the series, as well as singer Monica Brown. With all of the new additions, it seems that the focus won't be so much on T.I. and Tiny's marriage, which has seen its fair share of public ups and downs.
"This is marriage, this is friendship, this is a new type of hustle," T.I. said in promo for the revamped series.
You can check out how all the famous friends, and T.I. and Tiny, interact this time around when the show premieres October 22 at 9 p.m. ET on VH1.


In the internet age your website is the first point of contact with potential customers, and it is therefore the "front window" of your business. Mistakes are not easily forgiven, and every element of the site comes under intense scrutiny. You should therefore ensure that the translations of your website texts reflect the quality of the products and services you provide.
In the internet age your website is the first point of contact with your customers, and it is therefore the "front window" of your business. If your website does not do its job during this initial encounter, you might as well throw away all your lovingly prepared calling cards and brochures. So what makes a good website? In essence: simple layout, clear displays and easy-to-read texts which speak to your customers.
The heart of the issue is this: We want to speak to our customers, but which language is the best one to use? The internet era has been shaped by international networking, globalization and internationalization. You want your website to appeal to your customers in your home country just as much as those in France, Argentina and Russia. In addition to adhering to linguistic expectations, culturally specific issues and formatting have to be taken into account.
1) An international website in English and, ideally, in the language your business primarily uses (if different). This is particularly recommended for start-ups, who can target the global market relatively cheaply by using a simple, international form of English without including any culturally specific content.
2) Multiple websites, adapted both linguistically and culturally to their target audience (localized). No matter if it's Swiss German or Brazilian Portuguese, localized texts meet the linguistic and cultural expectations of their readers and create a sense of closeness with a potential customer which can help them feel more positively towards your business. The effect of this is that they will enjoy spending time browsing your website, and its professional presentation will help establish trust with the customer, leading in turn to lucrative enquiries and orders.
The more creative the text, the harder it will be to translate. If the original text contains wordplay or culturally specific references, it may well become a much harder nut to crack for its translator. Avoiding them will simplify and accelerate the translation process.
Text extraction. Depending on which content management system (CMS) was used to build your website, there are various options for extracting texts. The age of Copy & Paste is definitely over. We will be happy discuss with you or your web design agency whether the translation should be done via XML or XLIFF export, or even via a separate plug-in.


Every time I make a change to the drivers in the device manager, it requires a restart which is normal. But when I restart the Surface 2, a screen pops up, along with the slight vibration, with the big letters "Surface" (like the normal start up screen) but in smaller letters at the bottom of the screen, it says "Please wait while we install system updates" after a few seconds, literally seconds, the screen cuts off and immediately turns back on to the normal start up screen and vibrates again with the normal start up screen. what can I do to fix this as it is keeping me from updating the "touch firmware's" driver from "Device Manager" to the proper, should be default "Touch Firmware Version: 2.1.17.0 [10/7/2015]". also, if it helps, the little yellow caution symbol stays by the "Touch Firmware's" driver in the Device Manager's list. the drivers won't update after I cage them. the revert back to the driver that it was before which isn't the correct driver that I need. Thank you in advance, your help is tremendously appreciated!
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On October 10, 2014, my mom was hit and killed instantly by a distracted driver. We don't know the exact reason for the distraction, and I'm sure the driver who killed her will never tell—but we have some ideas.
As the year anniversary of her death approaches it has been on my mind to send a reminder of how deadly of a weapon when you are driving.
That's exactly what the detective on my mom's case called it – a deadly weapon.
You look away for a second, that's all it takes, and you kill an innocent person.
It's not just texting or being on your phone. It can be the radio, heat or air conditioning, looking at another car or something you are passing by as you drive. Anything that takes your eyes off of the road and concentration on driving.
My mom was an active and healthy 80 year old "Jessica Lange" look-a-like. She is dead because of the stupidity of one person.
Please think of my mom when you are tempted to take your eyes off the road. Share my story with anyone you think that needs to hear it. I don't want anyone to have to go through what my sister and I have in the past year.
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What are the advantages of a Dual-Line parallel Automated Lubrication System?
A Duel-Line Parallel (also called a 'Twin Line' parallel or 'Two-Line' parallel) Automated Lubrication System is your go-to ALS when you're faced with long pumping distances, as well as extreme temperatures.
How does the Dual-Line Parallel Automatic Lubrication System work?
The dual-line parallel ALS provides high pressure —up to 5,000 PSI for those who're wondering! One of the biggest assets of the two-line parallel is that it is specifically designed to work with numerous lubrication points over wide areas.
The system's pump provides high pressure to its metering device through one side of a reversing value that features a four-way, duel positioned reversing valve and the first supply line. The control piston of the meter takes on the job of shifting and directing lubricant to the main piston, which in turn, sends the specified amount of lubricant to the bearing.
On the other side of the control piston, lubricant is vented back to the lubrication reservoir via the second supply line (hence, 'dual-line') and the opposite side of the reversing valve. Finally, the reversing valve will shift so that the pump will then pressurize supply line number 2 and ultimate repeat the cycle, this time in reverse.
What are the advantages of a Twin-Line parallel Automated Lubrication System?
Heavy greases are a non-issue —the dual-line parallel ALS handles it easily.
Accommodates long pumping distances when when a long supply line runs between the pump and meter.
Designed to work with many lubrication points spread over a wide area.
Easily adjustable to meet specific bearing requirements.
What are the disadvantages of a Dual-Line parallel Automated Lubrication System?
Not always the most cost effective option when working with smaller systems.
Because it is a two-line supply system, you have the added cost of having a second line.


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Master's Thesis Summary: Constructing a Narrative using Markov Decision Processes applied to Data Visualisations
9th March 2018 20th March 2018 osbornep
We aimed to create a Markov Decision Process model that can recommend visualisations in an order that portrays a guided narrative. The model uses Monte Carlo learning and is trained on two consultants that have extensive knowledge of two clients each. These 'knowledgeable consultants' provided feedback on the quality of individual features and, most importantly, the transitions between features. This feedback is used to find the optimal sequence of visuals for each client. We tested the model on a dozen participants against both the knowledgeable consultant's suggestion and a random sequence for each client. Participants provided open-ended, written commentary on each visual and three independent markers compared this against the insights that the knowledgeable consultants aimed to portray. We found the model enables participants to discover more insights if model training is performed well. Although the random sequence typically finds insights sooner, the model repeatedly provides insights followed by validation in a two-step pattern. This pattern distinguishes the model from the random sequence and, combined with the increased number of insights, demonstrates that it can provide a guided narrative. However, further work needs to be undertaken before the model is appropriate for direct client applications.
Keywords: Monte Carlo, Recommendation Systems, Narrative Visualisation, Consultancy, Markov Decision Processes.
Recommendation systems for information visualisation have only recently been explored. So far, the research only recommends individual visualisations to find interesting changes in the data. Similarly, there has been little research to find optimal methods for portraying a narrative using data visualisations. However, elsewhere there have been extensive studies in both of these fields which can be applied to data. For example, the film industry not only has advanced recommendation systems built through online streaming sites, such as Netflix (Carlos & Hunt 2015), but also has extensive knowledge in the design process to build a narrative and describe a story, such as using the 'three-act structure' (Wikipedia 2017). By applying research in other industries, as well as what has been covered in information visualisation recommendations and narrative in data visualisations, we aim to build a recommendation system model that achieves both; recommending visualisations in an order that portrays a narrative.
To build a model that recommends visualisations, both on individual quality and in an order, we looked at research in music playlist recommendations. A Monte Carlo model, named DJ-MC (Liebman, Saar- Tsechansky & Stone 2015), collects a single feedback for each song from users and is able to then use this to recommend the sequence of songs that best meets this person's preferences. We attempt the same for data visualisations; first building a model to interact directly with clients that uses aesthetic features then building a second model that is trained on consultants who understand the data to then produce a sequence that portrays a specific narrative to clients.
Our aesthetic model, as laid out in our project proposal, attempts to create a sequence that provides clients with the information required, in an order that pleases the reader and runs in real time. However, in this model we assumed that the aesthetic features used would be enough to imply a narrative and recognised that this may be invalid. Therefore, we built a second model with one aim; recommend data visualisations to portray a narrative.
The design of our algorithms meant that to adapt our model, all we needed to do was change the method for obtaining a reward signal and the features used to describe the visualisations, not the calculations thereafter. In the aesthetic model, we had used features such as complexity and chart type. In the final narrative model, we simplify the process by only considering the information from the data shown, e.g. total premium or number of members in the scheme. To simplify and improve the training process even further, we only showed transitions of simple bar charts displayed in juxtaposition (side by side) and used this feedback to map features to graph that contained two features in superposition (bar with line chart overlay). This was performed to improve the model output and was only possible due to our simplified descriptions of the graphs.
The final narrative model was trained on two knowledgeable consultants. Each knowledgeable consultant provided: feedback for two clients, their choice of simple visuals and, the narrative they were attempting to portray. The model was trained by asking the knowledgeable consultants to review a number of transitions in juxtaposition between two bar charts showing one feature each. This feedback was used to calculate a reward signal that captures the quality of each feature and the transition between features to portray a narrative for each client. This reward signal for the simple bar charts was then used to calculate the reward signal for the more complex superposition charts showing two features for each client. These reward signals were passed through our Monte Carlo model to produce the best sequence of visualisations to portray the narrative required for each client.
To assess whether these sequences had produced the narrative required, we created open-feedback surveys for participants in the firm Punter Southall Health & Protection. For the 4 sample clients, the surveys provided each participant with a varied combination of: model's output for two clients, the knowledgeable consultant's suggestion of the simple bar charts for one client and a randomly produced sequence of superposition visuals for the last client. Across 10 participants we were able to perform both between-group and within-subjects design in our analysis. In other words, we compared the quality of the model across the participants for each client and for each person we compare which one they found most successful. The participants ranged from other consultants to new joiners who have little experience in the industry. The responses were analysed by three independent markers and following a discussion on Friday 22nd December, individual cases were agreed where appropriate.
To measure success, we set three hypotheses: 1) the model will allow participants to find more insights than the knowledgeable consultant's and random sequence, 2) the model will find the majority of its insights sooner than the random sequence and, 3) the model will cause participants to make fewer incorrect guesses about the underlying trends of the data. The first allows us to test whether the individual visuals provide more insight, the second is to measure whether the order is indeed important and the third is to make sure we are not providing an incorrect narrative with the model.
The results are discussed in detail and, in summary, show that not only can the model find more insights, but also provides insights in a pattern different from the random sequence. In most cases the random sequence provides all insights in the first two slides whereas the model will alternate between insights and slides that validate information.
In addition to reviewing literature that supported the methodology of this study, we have also systematically tracked the challenges faced at each stage, the decision made and the justification for the decision. This includes our move from aesthetic to narrative models, comparison of our final aims from our original proposal and the testing procedure's ability to validate our hypotheses.
The overall aim is to create a Markov Decision Process recommendation system for suggesting data visualisations in an order that can portray a narrative that is clearly distinguished from randomly selecting graphs. This is not only a development in recommendations for data visualisations and narrative literature in information visualisation but also a major advancement in the industry in which it has been applied. We hope that this enables the firm to have a competitive edge compared to other brokers that use lengthy, written reports. Ultimately, the results may be used to create dashboards to enable clients to find insights interactively that are both in line with the consultant's aims and are also valid.
Summary of Results
The results show that our model not only found more insights for client 1 and 4 than the knowledgeable consultant and random sequences but also found them sooner. However, although all three found a similar amount of insights for client 2, the random sequence found them much sooner than the model suggesting the model is in fact not placing all the insights in the first 1 or 2 slides. As expected from our earlier comments on the feedback the model performed worst for client 3 and unusually the random sequence typically found one insight per slide for this client. We are unable to conclude whether the model finds fewer incorrect conclusions as there was not enough information across the sample of participants. Instead, we have found that many of the comments focused on 'validation' rather than guessing trends.
We had attempted to show with our hypotheses that the model finds more insights and is distinguishable in some way to the random sequence in how people find insights. With this in mind, we posed our first hypothesis for the number of insights and the second hypothesis to show that the model would enable people to find information sooner. We were able to demonstrate that the model finds more insights than both the knowledgeable consultant and random sequence for clients 1 and 4 and performs expectantly worse for client 3, proving H1.
We found that, in fact, the model does not provide insights sooner than the random sequence and this is particularly true for client 2 where the number of insights found are equal across all sequences, disproving H2. However, in hindsight, we would pose our second hypothesis around those tested validating information as a way to show that the model has a pattern that is distinguished from simply randomly providing visuals.
The pattern of alternating between insights and validations observed in the model makes more sense when we consider that the core function of Monte Carlo is to find the sequence with the best long-term reward across all steps. The random sequences best replicate a 'greedy' selection of visuals where we would simply select the order based on individual quality and ignore transitions. We have therefore demonstrated that, although H2 is disproved, the model is different from the random sequence and, furthermore, can find more insights in some cases.
Client 3 demonstrates how important the quality of feedback is in training. We noted in this case the knowledgeable consultant provided heavily negative feedback and, in doing so, made it challenging for the model to find the best visuals and transitions. The model therefore underperformed, and, at the same time, the random sequence unusually provided insights consistently across all slides causing it to greatly outperform the model. Although this appears negative, it does confirm that the choice of visuals is indeed important. There was a risk that, when we provided 6 graphs, each with 2 features on, the participants would find most insights simply by the breadth of information shown across the sequence. The fact that the model performs notably worse in client 3 proves the importance of the choice of visuals, order or both.
We were unable to conclusively demonstrate that the model does not cause participants to make incorrect conclusions. Some participants were more prone to making guesses and, in these cases, were more likely to make incorrect guesses with the other sequences. However, the lack of guesses made into the underlying causes of trends across the sample population means we do not feel it is clear whether this would always be the case. Therefore, we are unable to prove or disprove H3.
We have demonstrated that the model can find more insights if the mode training is performed well, proving our first hypothesis. Although we disproved our second hypothesis, we were still able to show that the model finds insights in a pattern that is clearly distinguished from the random sequence.
Extensive work needs to be performed to ensure that the sequences produced are indeed positive as we were unable to prove that participants would not find incorrect conclusions.
Therefore, we can conclude that this research has succeeded in creating a model that has a pattern of insights found that is different from the random sequence, but we have yet to clearly prove that this means the model portrays a narrative.
The pattern produced by the model that validates information following insights can be considered in line with the guidelines on proving an argument in essay writing where one of the key points is; 'answer the question posed with evidence' (Leeds University Library 2015). In our case, the model repeatedly shows insight then further proves this to be true; essentially validating that the trends found on the first slide of this two-step pattern are correct.
We consider each insight to be a piece of the overall story for the client. Therefore, finding more insights and in such a way that the insights are also repeatedly proved to be correct demonstrates that the model has succeeded in providing a narrative.
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Wellens: lessons to learn
Richie Wellens felt there were plenty of lessons to take from the pre-season friendly defeat to Sheffield United.
A double from Lys Mousset along with goals from Oliver Burke and Luke Freeman sealed a 4-0 win for the Blades at the Keepmoat Stadium.
He said: "It wasn't a great evening for us, it was difficult with them having a new manager and not knowing what system we would come up against.
"They changed it up and we struggled to react when they passed through us which is where their goals came from.
"I'm always trying to envisage what we'd be like if we were up against a team in our league, particularly the patterns we're taking up and the way we look to hurt the opposition."
Wellens believes his side have to be braver with the ball when the league campaign gets underway against AFC Wimbledon on August 7.
He added: "We didn't put the ball in the box often enough and played too many open passes which gifted them possession of the ball very easily.
"I want to excite our supporters but we didn't give them too much to shout about, we had the opportunities to do that but couldn't take advantage."
Richie Wellens