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Q: Dynamically create filename in SSRS 2008 I have been asked a couple times to change the file name dynamically in SSRS 2008.  Example: ReportName_201101.RDL.  The 201101 represents the execution date.  Can this be accomplished in SSRS 2008?

A: If you mean the filename when you export the report and also happen to be pulling it from the ASP.NET ReportViewer, you can set the name through the DisplayName property.
ReportViewerControl.ServerReport.DisplayName = "ReportName_201101";

or (if ProcessingMode is Local):
ReportViewerControl.LocalReport.DisplayName = "ReportName_201101";

For pretty much all other cases, Alison is right.

A: There is an MS Connect item open for this. It only has a few votes, so head over there and upvote it...

A: Another work around, is to rename the report before it runs automatically. This is a diamond in the rough. This may only work for reports that are subscriptions and not ones that users link back to.
Create a table on the ReportServer database that contains a listing of all reports that you want to rename before they execute.
Table Report_Rename_Listing
    RenameID int
    ItemID uniqueidentifier
    OriginalReportName nvarchar(350)
    DateType nvarchar(75)
    Format int
    DatePlusMinus real
Create a stored procedure on the same server that goes out and changes all the reports in the above table.
Create Procedure [dbo].[RenameReports]
AS
SET NOCOUNT OFF ;
  Update dbo.Catalog
    Set Name = ISNULL(( Select OriginalReportName + '_' +
               dbo.func_SetupRenameOfReports(DateType, Format, DatePlusMinus)
      From dbo.DDC_Report_Rename r
      Where r.ItemID = c.ItemID), Name)
  From dbo.Catalog c
return (0)

Create a scalar function on same server that figures out just how you want to rename the report.
Create Function [dbo].[func_SetupRenameOfReports]
( @DateType nvarchar(75), @Format int, @PlusMinus real  )
RETURNS nvarchar(75)
AS
BEGIN
  Declare @FirstMonth datetime, @LastMonth datetime
  Declare @OutputFormat nvarchar(75)

  Set @FirstMonth = CONVERT(datetime, Convert(varchar(2), DateAdd(mm, @PlusMinus, GetDate()), 103) + '/1/' + CONVERT(varchar(4), DateAdd(mm, @PlusMinus, GetDate()), 102))
  Set @LastMonth = DATEADD(dd, -1, DateAdd(mm, 1, @FirstMonth))

  Set @OutputFormat =
    Case When @DateType = 'CurrentDate' Then Convert(varchar(75), DateAdd(dd, @PlusMinus, GetDate()), @Format)
         When @DateType = 'CurrentDayName' Then CONVERT(varchar(75), DateName(dw, DateAdd(dd, @PlusMinus, GetDate())))
         When @DateType = 'CurrentMonthName' Then CONVERT(varchar(75), DateName(mm, DateAdd(mm, @PlusMinus, GetDate())))
         When @DateType = 'CurrentYear' Then CONVERT(varchar(75), DateAdd(yy, @PlusMinus, GetDate()))
         When @DateType = 'CurrentBeginEndMonth' Then CONVERT(varchar(10), @FirstMonth, @Format) + '-' + CONVERT(varchar(10), @LastMonth, @Format)
    End

  If @OutputFormat IS null
    Begin
      Set @OutputFormat = ''
    End
 Return @OutputFormat

END

Then setup this up to have the stored procedure automatically run daily on your server. I have it run just after midnight every day.

A: Unfortunately, no, it is not possible.  It is another one of those features that is missing from SSRS that developers have been asking for.

A: Here is a correction to the above stored procedure so that it actual works.
ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[ddc_RenameReports]

AS
SET NOCOUNT OFF ;

  Update dbo.Catalog
    Set Name = ISNULL((Select OriginalReportName + '_' +
               dbo.func_SetupRenameOfReports(DateType, Format, DatePlusMinus)
      From dbo.DDC_Report_Rename r
      Where r.ItemID = c.ItemID And r.Active = 1), Name)
  From dbo.Catalog c
  Update c
    Set c.Path = ISNULL((Select c2.Path + '/' + OriginalReportName + '_' +
               dbo.func_SetupRenameOfReports(DateType, Format, DatePlusMinus)
          From dbo.DDC_Report_Rename r2
          Where r2.ItemID = c.ItemID AND r2.Active = 1), c.Path)
  From dbo.Catalog c
    inner join dbo.Catalog c2 on c2.ItemID = c.ParentID
return (0)


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Not every business sees the digital transformation as a burning problem. However, the momentum for digital disruption is building and laggard industries such as manufacturing, consumer goods, traditional brick 'n mortar and pharmaceutical are at risk. These industries are yet to embrace new digital technologies, even though the long-term benefits are significant.
Businesses at the forefront of the digital era in India — such as e-commerce startups, travel and hospitality and banking — have made good strides in redesigning the technology framework of their businesses to adopt digital.
They see on a day-to-day basis the benefits of digital marketing. However, the challenge of engaging digitally with customers is a steep learning curve. Whilst learnings and digital strategies are maturing, the technology backend for many of these businesses is holding them back from making real gains.
The digital set-up tools and technologies don't necessarily talk to each other. Data silos abound which has led to the deployment of multiple analytics tools throughout organizations. The goal of a unified platform to engage customers throughout their lifecycle and via multiple platforms is, for many, still a dream.
Whilst organizations in these industries are reaping the benefits of adopting the digital mindset, other sectors are not so progressed.
Since smartphones are now at a more affordable level in India, app usage has spiraled, driven by millennials and mobile-savvy consumers. Digitally advanced companies are shaping consumer behavior. As a consequence, consumers now expect a similar level of service from all businesses they interact with – whether they are advanced in their digital strategy or not.
The retail industry, for one, has been slow to capitalize on this trend. I believe the digital influence is not at the 'do or die' stage yet for this sector so the perceived value benefit is quite low.
Another sector that has been slow to grasp the changing digital environment is pharmaceutical and health care. Individuals are taking greater control of their own health treatments. Pharma companies must recognise this new decision-making power and develop better ways to engage with consumers. The clinical environment is also changing fundamentally. Physicians' time will change dramatically. Shifting to spending a smaller proportion of their time ordering diagnostics and interpreting results to more on the social elements of healthcare – helping patients and families think through treatment options.
Mobile communications, the cloud, advanced analytics, and the Internet of Things are among the innovations that are starting to transform these industries. Yet many find it hard to determine what initiatives to scale up and how as they are still unclear what digital success will look like five years from now.
The mindset is slow, steady and small investments. However, what they are missing out on are digital learnings. The longer organisations delay in making a strong commitment to digital, the more learnings they are missing out on.
I believe the competitiveness of companies that have not started their digital transformation will be affected in the long run, if not the immediate future. The time to get a foothold into the digital era is now!
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Gingold Theatrical Group (David Staller, Artistic Director) continued its 12th Season of PROJECT SHAW with its 126th concert presentation, a rare staging of Shaw's riotous and ironic comedy, Captain Brassbound's Conversion.
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Gingold Theatrical Group's Project Shaw, under the leadership of Artistic Director David Staller, continued its 12th Season with its 123rd concert presentation, Shaw's two one-act comedies Press Cuttings and Dark Lady of the Sonnets, last night, May 22, at Symphony Space's Leonard Nimoy Thalia Theatre (2537 Broadway at 95th Street). BroadwayWorld has photos from the show below!
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Advocate Daluxolo (Dali) Mpofu SC. File photo.
Mpofu' who is also national chairperson of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF)' and Cane were nominated by the General Council of the Bar of South Africa to represent the advocates' profession in the JSC.
"President Zuma has congratulated Adv Cane and Adv Mpofu and wished them all the best in their new responsibilities of advancing the country's constitutional democracy'" the presidency said in a statement.


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Does Jeff Sessions At DOJ Signal Death Of Police Reform?
By Adeshina Emmanuel, www.inthesetimes.com
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Note: As Attorney General, Jeff Sessions is likely to have a big impact on how the Department of Justice responds to police abuse, brutality and killings. He will also have a tremendous impact on the enforcement of immigration laws. We are pleased to see people working in the area of police abuse responding by saying they will need to escalate their activism in the Trump era. KZ
Trump's DOJ could halt federal efforts to reform police departments, but activists vow to continue the fight at the local level.
It's official: President-elect Donald Trump has nominated Senator Jeff Sessions (R – AL), a longtime ally, to become his attorney general. Sessions is known as an immigration hard-liner with an alleged history of racist remarks and actions, sparking fears that his confirmation could mean major changes at the Department of Justice (DOJ)—especially as it relates to communities of color.
As the nation's top law enforcement agency, the DOJ oversees other federal agencies like the FBI, the Drug Enforcement Agency and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms. It is also tasked with addressing public safety threats and enforcing federal laws, including those concerning civil rights. A DOJ led by Sessions might well drop legal challenges to the state-level voter ID laws that opponents say disenfranchise poor and minority voters, or permit widening police surveillance of Muslim communities. The DOJ also reviews many of the internal policies related to drone and surveillance programs, and President Trump could also alter those rules, as Foreign Policy reported.
Upholding civil rights and defending minority communities have generally been regarded as priorities under current AG Loretta Lynch and her predecessor Eric Holder, the second and first black attorney generals in U.S. history, respectively. Sessions' record on these issues is deeply concerning to critics. In 1986, his nomination for a federal judgeship was rejected by the Senate Judiciary Committee, in large part because of allegations that surfaced during his confirmation hearing. Former colleagues said that Sessions had referred to civil rights groups like the Southern Christian Leadership Conference and N.A.A.C.P. as "Communist-inspired" and "un-American," as well as joking that the Klu Klux Klan was "okay … until I found out they smoked pot." The year before his failed confirmation, Sessions also led a failed prosecution of civil rights workers registering black voters in the South, accusing them of voter fraud in a case that was thrown out, as the New Republic reported.
One of the first changes the new DOJ may make is a dramatic reduction in the federal government's role in overseeing local police agencies. In the wake of high-profile police killings, Barack Obama's administration has relied heavily on a 1994 law that allows the DOJ to investigate potential civil rights violations at local police departments. If the DOJ documents a "pattern or practice" of such violations, the federal government can compel cities to reform with the threat of litigation. Under Obama, the DOJ has initiated investigations in Baltimore, Chicago and 21 other cities. The department has reached court-monitored agreements, known as consent decrees, with 11 local departments—more than under any other administration. From the first day of Trump's administration, he and his attorney general could influence whether the DOJ continues launching such investigations and how thoroughly it implements them.
What does this mean for cities like Chicago and Baltimore, where federal efforts to reform police departments are ongoing? The DOJ civil rights division could not immediately be reached for comment. But Jonathan Smith, a former top official, tells In These Times that regardless of who was coming in under the new administration, DOJ officials would be likely to finish their probes this year. "It is not the kind of thing they would leave undone," he says. But he also believes there's a real danger that under a Trump DOJ, the resulting reform agreements will lack teeth.
Trump's statements to police unions and law enforcement organizations, which often bristle at federal oversight, give further credence to this concern. Trump was endorsed by the Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), the biggest police union in the country, and won support from similar groups following rebukes of Black Lives Matter protestors and calls for an end to "the war on our police."
In August, the International Association of Chiefs of Police issued a questionnaire asking presidential candidates about their policy positions. One question asked, "How would you respond to an incident involving law enforcement, such as a police-involved shooting or use-of-force incident that has gained national attention?" Trump's responded, "National attention does not mean national involvement of the federal government…local issues should remain local." He reiterated similar positions in a questionnaire from the FOP that Hillary Clinton reportedly declined to fill out.
Union leadership isn't universal in its support of Trump. Sean Smoot, director and chief legal counsel for the Police Benevolent and Protective Association of Illinois, says he didn't vote for the president-elect, though he supports comments from Trump about people needing to show cops more respect. Smoot said he doesn't back other statements Trump has made suggesting that stop-and-frisk is a solution to curb crime given questions about its constitutionality and real impact on crime rates, and he doesn't see the policing strategy as an effective piece of the police reform puzzle going forward.
It's important to note that many advocates for police reform question whether federal reform efforts were getting the job done in the first place. Clout-heavy police unions have often been able to impede federal efforts, particularly when collective bargaining agreements contradict proposed civil rights reforms. Though the DOJ has the might of the federal government behind it, it has tended to avoid clashes with unions rather than wade into potentially lengthy and costly legal battles.
Samantha Master, a Baltimore-area organizer with the Black Youth Project 100, says that the movement has never put much faith in federal authorities. "We have never relied on DOJ intervention to actualize our demands for black liberation," she notes. "We see the DOJ as an entity that has a certain amount of power and authority to do things like demilitarize the police … [and] rescind the Safe Cops program, which has never done a good job of keeping our people safe. So the DOJ will remain a target, but they have never been central to our strategy or how we organize."
Smith notes that activists, attorneys and advocates can still pressure local police departments and elected officials to implement changes that address police misconduct.
"I would hope the folks who have been activists around police reform, who have built an important and effective movement, will see this as a moment where that movement needs to get bigger," he says.
Activists concur, but not just because of the potential shifts in the DOJ. Master notes that Trump's presidency has emboldened proponents of white supremacy, xenophobia, homophobia, transphobia and anti-Muslim sentiments in the U.S. She says that means activists from marginalized groups have to change their approach, bolster their bases and collaborate more with one another.
"Trump's regime … doesn't stop our work," she says. "It makes it more pressing."
Likewise, while Chicago is still waiting for the outcome of a DOJ investigation, Ed Yohnka of the ACLU of Illinois acknowledges, "We can expect that police reform in Chicago is going to come through local advocacy and local solutions."
"This is really going to be about the community coming together to demand accountability and transparency from CPD," he says. "That was always going to be an element of whatever happened, but I think that's really going to be the main thrust of what reform looks like going forward."
Never has independent journalism mattered more. Help hold power to account: Subscribe to In These Times magazine, or make a tax-deductible donation to fund this reporting.
Adeshina Emmanuel is an independent Chicago-based journalist and an Ida B. Wells Fellow with the Investigative Fund at the Nation Institute. He is a former reporter for DNAinfo Chicago, the Chicago Sun-Times and the Chicago Reporter.
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Education secretary Nicky Morgan has moved to "unclog" the school admissions system by limiting official objections to a school's arrangements to only those that come from the local area.
The change follows the chief schools adjudicator's recommendation to ministers, revealed by TES on Friday, that only "those with proper standing" should have their concerns considered by her office.
Now Ms Morgan has taken heed and decided that "only local parents will have a say on admissions". She intends to stop "vexatious complaints" from secularist campaigners.
The minister has also pledged to increase the say of parents and communities in local admissions by requiring schools to consult on their admission arrangements every four years, instead of the current seven.
Ms Morgan said: "We want every child to have the opportunity to go to a good local school by making it easier for parents to have a say in their local school's admission process.
In her latest annual report, chief schools adjudicator Elizabeth Passmore said multiple objections from pressure groups had led to a significant increase in caseload and a surge in her office's costs last year from £815,00 to £1,113,000.
But responding to Dr Passmore's recommendations, Mumsnet chief executive Justine Roberts told TES last week that she doubted the changes would help.
The Comprehensive Future school admissions pressure group has argued that local parents often only come across "unfairness" in school admissions when it is "too late to object".
The Department for Education said a full public consultation would be conducted on the proposed changes "in due course".


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The rear elevation, a black shining surface, embedded with silica carbide particles acts like a mask, engaging the viewer without expressing or revealing the space behind. The steel butterfly doors are laser cut to reflect the pattern of rain on a cold window. Internally, the laser cut pattern allows light to penetrate into the hidden spaces of the ground floor interior. Hidden House provides a way for the city to create more housing on existing sites providing unique spaces at low cost.


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A history of cinema in Latin America. New Edition by John King.
Magical Reels charts the development of Latin American film industries from the itinerant film- makers of the silent era who projected their films in cafes and village halls, the inventive use of vernacular music and local comedy etc.
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Yesterday Boston AM radio personality Michele McPhee had an absolute field day slamming Massachusetts interior designer's efforts to pursue legislation allowing qualified interior designers to bid on state contract projects.
If interested listen in at 3:01, 8:50, 12:15, 14:26, 16:40, & 18:25 the rest is political babble but the ID slams are worth listening to.
Unfortunately the ID legislation is part of Melissa's Bill which is a highly contested and controversial bill so by default it is getting a lot of airplay and press.
Looks like Massachusetts interior designers may have hitched their legislative wagon to the wrong horse in the wrong race, state senator Cynthia Creem.
PROFESSIONALINTERIORDESIGNER is not privy to all of the regulatory efforts in Massachusetts (they are also pursuing ID practice regulation) and the MIDC website is gone (are they still active?) but this is the public relations fallout that is all to common when we pursue regulation in a society that simply does not understand us much less appreciate our right to practice as peers with other licensed design professionals.
I agree- the point is that she is talking and even if only three people are listening (which I highly doubt) then there are 3 people who will probably share their experience with their friends- and on and on.
The good news is Michele was poorly informed about the amendments location. It's still alive.
Hey Thanks for the follow up.


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1. Which of the following papers is read by the one who sits on the immediate right of J?
2. Which of the following is matched correctly?
3. Which of the following groups is facing away from the centre?
5. How many persons sit between the one who reads The Dawn and the one who reads Navbharat Times?
6. Who among the following reads The Dawn?


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The 2013 European Triathlon Championships was held in Alanya, Turkey from 14 June to 16 June 2013.

Medallists

Results

Men's
Key
 # denotes the athlete's bib number for the event
 Swimming denotes the time it took the athlete to complete the swimming leg
 Cycling denotes the time it took the athlete to complete the cycling leg
 Running denotes the time it took the athlete to complete the running leg
 Difference denotes the time difference between the athlete and the event winner
 Lapped denotes that the athlete was lapped and removed from the course

Women's
Key
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Management Fundamentals in the NHS: A Case Study
In today's NHS, complex and challenged as it is, the importance of management skills cannot be overstated. All senior clinicians run teams, manage resources and set strategy for their service and need to do so effectively. At the same time the public worry – and sometimes get angry – about 'managers' taking too much of the precious resource.
Faced with these challenges and an extremely busy environment, one NHS Foundation Trust decided that its senior staff needed practical means to develop management skills appropriate to them and so the CNWL Management Fundamentals Programme was developed and is now in its fourth year.
Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust (CNWL) is one of the largest trusts in the UK, with almost 7000 staff. It provides Mental Health and Community Health Services to a number of boroughs in North West London and in Milton Keynes and specialist services – sexual health, addictions, eating disorders and prisons across a wide geography in London, Surrey and Kent.
The CNWL Management Fundamentals Programme equips senior clinicians at the trust with the leadership skills required for their managerial roles.
Programme Director and Chair of CNWL, Professor Dot Griffiths comments, "The advantage is that we can make it very focused on our Trust and the challenges specific to us."
The programme is continually revised so it remains relevant in the fluid terrain of the NHS. This year, it was built around the five core challenges that the Trust faces: the landscape it operates in; finance; service quality; the workforce, and leadership – with modules focusing on each of them.
The Programme invites delegates to explore these challenges from the perspective of the Trust and of their Team. It uses a variety of speakers from health and other arenas like successful schools and national think tanks, as well as Executive Directors and specialists at the trust. Held away from the Trust, usually at the University, it uses a variety of teaching methods.
In speaking about the first module, one delegate noted, "it is a particularly beneficial course as topics were directly related, and could be applied to, practice within CNWL. It was also coordinated in such a way that facilitated networking with colleagues across departments that we would not necessarily have the opportunity to meet otherwise."
At its core, the programme gives clinicians time outside their extremely busy working lives to reflect on and develop their skills with their peers.
Dr Simon Edwards was a physician in HIV when he started the programme. He is now the Clinical Director for Sexual Health and HIV Services and the Trust-wide Clinical Lead for Quality Improvement:
"This was a fantastic course which had a massive impact on my personal development and career. It enabled me to experience life within CNWL beyond my own department and both inspired me and gave me confidence to take on new roles within the Trust. It was a life changing course for which there is no going back….I always strongly recommend the course to colleagues not only for their personal career development but for the benefit of the services in which they work."
Dr Simon Edwards
Clinical Director for Sexual Health services
Dr Cornelius Kelly, Programme Director and Medical Director of CNWL, said, "when we started four years ago we focused on (medical) Consultants but two years ago we opened up entry to all senior clinicians (doctors, nurses, psychologists, therapists, pharmacists) and this has undoubtedly added strength; the programme now more closely resembles the reality of the NHS and the challenges faced by its diverse leaders and managers. We give the participants a number of tools to look objectively at themselves, their team and service; we ask them to consider what changes might be made to deliver high quality, effective and efficient care to informed patients and carers in the twenty first century. We focus on measurable outcomes rather than inputs, taking examples from other high performing public services facing similar challenges. The feedback has been very good and we are seeing a positive impact on service delivery."
The Programmes is organised into four two-day Blocks, each a month apart. Each Block has a theme based around the challenges, and each Block is designed to test the delegates personally.
Participants contribute back to the Trust through Team and Personal Action Plans, and through a substantial Quality Improvement Project. They apply their learning from the programme to their particular service. Past examples have generated huge savings from changing pathology requirements, the development of dementia screening in prisons, and exploring commercial opportunities for certain types of psychosocial training.
"The course has been like liquid gold…. A fantastic opportunity for me to have a reflective space away from my work setting to deepen my knowledge about the organisation and myself. It's been a journey of awareness that has empowered me as a leader and given me skills, knowledge and, above all, more confidence. The quality of the teaching, workshops and interactive sessions was superb, I've thoroughly enjoyed every minute. I've welcomed the opportunity to meet colleagues from across CNWL who are motivated, dynamic and innovative and who have all contributed to the richness of this experience. Dot and Con are a wonderful partnership with such expert experiences but who connect with you at a human level and are integral to the personal and professional development of all the participants. They are leaders for CNWL to be proud of and they are growing the next generation of leaders through this course."
Dr Stephanie Oldroyd
Director for Milton Keynes mental health services
Dr Deirdre Bonner, a Consultant in Old Age Psychiatry, attended the programme in 2015. At the time, Deirdre was running a pilot in women's prisons, screening the over 50s prison population for dementia.
Deirdre explained, "the prison population is aging and many prisoners have the biological characteristics of people fifteen years older than themselves. In the pilot we found a prevalence of dementia significantly higher than in the general population and a large number of the population had risk factors which would place them at risk of vascular dementia in the future."
Dr Bonner developed a proposal to improve the diagnosis of dementia in prisons, providing appropriate support to prisoners, and dementia training to staff to enable appropriate release planning. She presented her business proposal at a conference chaired by the Head of Health and Justice Commissioner for NHS England South and received a positive response
Delegates begin their projects early in the programme, and continue to work on them with support from a coach for six months.
In the four years it has been running the Programme has developed a great reputation in the Trust.
"A thoughtfully constructed course, which delivers an inspiring programme for development in a supportive and encouraging environment. There are lots of thought provoking discussions and a strong element on professional self-development. It was a privilege to learn from such an array of experts as well as have the opportunity to network with inspiring colleagues from across the Trust. Definitely the most helpful management/leadership course I have attended."
Jackie Box
Member of the Trust's Pharmacy Team
"This programme has been a wonderful, inspiring and very helpful experience in reflecting on and developing management skills but also thinking about NHS context in general, generating new ideas and above all energized motivation to improve and develop clinical service within a challenging context! The personal feedback (Myers Briggs, EI etc) is invaluable for personal development for both my managerial and clinical roles. It's a privilege to have access to this learning opportunity and time to reflect in a group on our personal development. The QI drive in CNWL is a wonderful opportunity to take steps in adapting and improving our services and provides an opportunity to learn and collaborate within a national context. Thank you to everyone!"
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Who's To Blame For The Online Advertiser vs. Ad Blocker Mess?
There is an ongoing and escalating battle between internet users, internet advertisers, and apps which the former can use to block the latter. The use of ad blockers is growing rapidly and that puts a dent in in revenue for advertiser and publisher.
Who's to blame for this mess? The answer is simple and straightforward. Everyone involved and there are many culprits. My list won't be in order of magnitude or responsibility. Let me do it alphabetically.
Advertisers – The Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) puts the blame on, well, advertisers, and rightly so.
We messed up. As technologists, tasked with delivering content and services to users, we lost track of the user experience.
What caused the oversight? Greed. Online advertising uses technology to track user behavior in ways that could not be fathomed in print or broadcast advertising. Advertisers overindulged and the end results was obvious but ignored.
The villagers revolted.
Publishers – Website publishers are to blame for part of the problem, too, and probably for the aforementioned reason. Greed. A publisher could sign up to one or more ad networks which would plunk advertising all over, under, behind, and on top of content, and get a check each month. More ads meant more money; user experience be damned.
Technology – The very technology that makes a modern internet and brings inexpensive content to readers and users can also track them in great detail. Technologists are all too eager to dump ever more JavaScript and tracking mechanisms into a website to gather ever more information. Why? Greed. They got paid handsomely for tracking, gathering, and massaging user data. More technology meant more money; user experience be damned.
Users – Yes, those of us who use the internet have become addicted to free content despite knowing there's no such thing as a free lunch. Advertising greases the wheels of internet commerce and our responsibility was to accept the ads and tracking in exchange for free content. That model is broken and part of the responsibility lies with users.
Google is one of the largest and most important of the offenders, providing internet users with free services in exchange for tracking, harvesting, and selling personal data to advertisers. Gmail and Google may not have a price tag but they have a cost.
For years users have paid little attention to the data gathering going on behind the scenes of most websites, and were happy to ignore advertising to keep the content flowing. Greed, indeed. What we should have done years ago was to rise up in revolt and visit only those websites which respected the user experience. We did not respond appropriately to the growing menace and now the advertising monster has pillaged the village.
Today, websites with less than 100k of text content may weigh 5MB or more thanks to advertising and tracking mechanisms embedded into the webpage. For a growing number of internet users that is no longer an acceptable arrangement, implied or otherwise; hence the revolt.
But a revolt does not a revolution make.
What can be done? Ad blockers help the user but not the publisher or advertiser. Trust, once lost, is not easily regained. Both advertisers and publishers have lost the trust of the internet user. The revolution will not change the world. There will always be advertisers, publishers, technologists, and users, but their greed and inability to get along has made the internet a less pleasant place to travel.
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Bookeen Cybook Ocean Review
If you haven't heard of the Bookeen Cybook Ocean before, then you're not alone, because we certainly hadn't either. However, it's quite a popular e-reader in its native France, and it does offer something a little different from the other e-readers we have on test.
The Cybook Ocean is a monster of an e-reader, the huge 8″ e-ink screen dominating the device and making it feel more like a tablet than most e-readers. But the 1024 x 758 display with its pixel density of 160dpi and 16-level grayscale isn't too shabby.
It measures 196 x 150 x 7mm, which is a surprisingly thin device to hold in your hand, and it's relatively light, weighing a modest 300g. While that's still heavier than the Kindle and Kobo H20, for example, it's not as heavy as a similar sized tablet.
In terms of performance, the Cybook Ocean performs pretty poorly. We suspect that although it has a good enough Cortex A8 800MHz processor inside, there's something added to the operating system that makes it drag its heels when navigating through the various menus, starting up and so on. It's worth noting, though, that reading is fine.
While it's thin, holding it does feel very awkward over longer periods. If, like us, you tend to read before going to sleep, holding the Cybook Ocean while lying down with a pinch-grip with a couple of fingers can get tiring very quickly.
As for the battery, Bookeen says it should for a month, based on half an hour of reading every day. We didn't have it that long, but in the short time we have, its still only used about 5% of the battery charge.
Sadly, actually reading something is a bit of a chore. To purchase a book, you're taken through an account setup that's in French – understandably since it is a French product. Even though the user interface can be set to English, it somehow reverts back to French for the account details. Incidentally, it also reverts back to French for a couple of other menu choices too.
Obviously, you can use your own ePub, PDF and FB2 formats, among a few others, so although the setup may well be in another language, you can get reading if you have the content already to hand.
The other aspect that will most likely cause a problem is that the Cybook Ocean is currently only available through the Bookeen site, where you'll need to convert from euros to pounds, which in this case comes to around £125, at the time of writing.
Although buying directly from the manufacturer is fine, it's not something everyone wants to do, and there's no sign of the Ocean ever being made available on the high street or virtual shelves in the UK.
To conclude, then, although it's an okay e-reader, the Bookeen Cybook Ocean just isn't as good as some of the other e-readers this week. The Kindle, Kobo H20 and even the Nook are far better reading devices.
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Judge dismisses wrongful death suit against Clinton over Benghazi
Former secretary of state Hillary Clinton delivers remarks before awarding the annual Hillary Rodham Clinton Awards for Advancing Women in Peace and Security hosted by the Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace and Security, at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. on March 31, 2017. Clinton spoke on the role that women can play in international politics and peace building efforts. Photo by Kevin Dietsch/UPI
May 27 (UPI) — A federal judge on Friday dismissed a wrongful death suit against Hillary Clinton filed by the parents of two of the Americans killed in Benghazi.
The suit was filed in August, during the heat of the presidential campaign. It alleged Clinton's use of a private email server caused the attack that killed four Americans, including Christopher J. Stevens, the U.S. ambassador to Libya.
Clinton was secretary of state in 2012, when the attack happened.
One of the plaintiffs, Patricia Smith, whose son Sean Smith was aong the people killed, delivered a searing indictment of Clinton at the Republican National Convention, saying the Democrat failed to protect her son and then lied to cover up how he died.
The lawsuit linked Clinton's private email server with the Benghazi incident despite there was no evidence Clinton's email server had anything to do with causing the Benghazi attack.
In her decision, U.S. District Court Judge Amy Berman Jackson said the question of whether Clinton's email use was appropriate was not relevant to the case.
"The Court finds that Secretary Clinton was acting in the scope of her employment when she transmitted the emails that are alleged to give rise to her liability," Jackson wrote in her 29-page opinion. "The untimely death of plaintiffs' sons is tragic, and the Court does not mean to minimize the unspeakable loss that plaintiffs have suffered in any way. But when one applies the appropriate legal standards, it is clear that plaintiffs have not alleged sufficient facts to rebut the presumption that Secretary Clinton was acting in her official capacity when she used her private email server."
Jackson also dismissed a related claim Clinton defamed the parents by lying about them in the press.
When the parents offered a different recollection of their meeting with Clinton after the attack, she told reporters the parents had not properly recalled the details of their conversation. Jackson said the discrepancies did not amount to libel and could have originated due to a simple misunderstanding.
"Secretary Clinton did not refer to plaintiffs as liars," Jackson noted. "Plaintiffs may find the candidate's statements in her own defense to be 'unpleasant or offensive,' but Secretary Clinton did not portray plaintiffs as 'odious, infamous, or ridiculous….' To the contrary, the statements portray plaintiffs as normal parents, grieving over the tragic loss of their loved ones."
A lawyer for Clinton declined to comment on the judge's ruling.
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Popular music programs continue to expand into higher education in the United States. By examining the who, what, when, where, how, and why of existing higher education popular music programs, information for future development and assessment can be provided. This qualitative multiple case study explored the creation, implementation and operation of two popular music performance programs in higher education in the United States: The Musicianship, Artistry Development and Entrepreneurship (MADE) Music Program at The University of Miami, Frost School of Music, and the Bachelor of Popular Music Program at The University of Southern California, Thornton School of Music. This study examined the curriculum, interactions, leadership, pedagogies, resources, perceived value and successes of these programs. Adding to the larger discussion of popular music in higher education, this study provides insights, ideas and resources for those institutions and individuals already operating or contemplating the development and implementation of popular music programs within higher education settings.
When working with songwriters who are taking voice lessons and bringing in their original material, there is no template from which to work. They are the composer and the performer. There may be an idea of attitude of what the songwriter wants the song to emote, and there is certainly emotion behind the creation of the work, however, there is often a disconnect between what the emotion and lyrics imply and what is portrayed in performance. One way to help songwriters discover how to portray these emotions and lyrics effectively is by connecting vocal technique to sonic and emotional expression.
Many vocal pedagogues believe it is necessary to train all contemporary vocalists in a similar way – that they should all be able to 'belt', sing softly, 'shift gears' from one genre to another, and be skilled in multiple styles of singing simultaneously (LeBorgne & Rosenberg, 2014). For some singers, this is certainly a goal, and they may have the biology and drive to learn these skills. However, in this chapter, I offer an alternative – that we work with vocalists based on who they are and what they wish to achieve with their artistry. This chapter explores a brief historical overview of vocal pedagogy, proposes five categories of popular music vocalists, discusses general musicianship skills for these vocalists, and suggests ways in which these skills and this knowledge can be provided within a higher popular music education (HPME) performance program and popular music voice curriculum.


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Isabel Coronado Writes Statement on Supreme Court Declaring Eastern Oklahoma Part of Muscogee (Creek) Nation
Next100 Policy Entrepreneur Isabel Coronado published her statement with the Center for Native American Youth at the Aspen Institute.
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Next100 Policy Entrepreneur Isabel Coronado wrote on the U.S. Supreme Court ruling that her tribe, the Muscogee (Creek) Nation, has the legal authority over tribal citizens who commit crimes on their land for the Aspen Institute's Center for Native American Youth.
Isabel writes:
"Today's court decision is a win for Tribes and gives a huge opportunity to reclaim inherent rights that will strengthen the Nation and ultimately empower Native youth."
Read the full statement here.
Isabel Coronado is a citizen of the Mvskoke (Creek) Nation. Her clan is the Wind Clan, and her tribal town affiliation is Thlopthlocco Tribal Town. At Next100, Isabel is focused on creating policy aimed at reducing the generational cycle of incarceration in Native communities, after witnessing the effects firsthand.


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The International Cultural Industries Fair (ICIF) in Shenzhen is China's largest and most influential trade fair for the cultural and creative sectors. ICIF is a platform on which products made in China are exhibited to present them to the world and establish them in global markets. Jointly with Sphinx Culture and Communication Co. Ltd., bayern design will host the German Design Spirit – Best of Bavaria exhibition at ICIF in May.
German Design Spirit – Best of Bavaria will be accessible to the public from May 14 to 18 at Shenzhen's City of Design. Developed as a travelling showcase of products and projects from Bavarian companies to illustrate design made in Germany, the exhibition also will be presented in other Chinese cities through September 2015. Companies and artists whose works will be exhibited include aeris, Arzberg Porzellan, Auerberg, BMW Group, Brandis Industrial Design, brodbeck design, Clemens Weisshaar, Corpus-C-Design Agentur, Crown Gabelstapler, Cybex, Dauphin HumanDesign Group, designaffairs, DesignworksUSA, Die Krieger des Lichts, Die Neue Sammlung, Faber-Castell, Florian Schmid, f/p design, Fritz Frenkler, Gerwin Schmidt, Herbert Schultes, Hyve Innovation Design, Kochan & Partner, Loewe, Lunar Europe, Markus Bischof Produktdesign, Mirko Borsche, N+P Industrial Design, neomind, Nils Holger Moormann, Playmobil, Puma, Richard Sapper, Rosenthal, Schlagheck Design, Stabilo, Staedtler Mars, stauss processform, Steffen Kehrle, tado, Thomas Mayfried, and Munich Technical University.
The exhibition will be divided into four themed sections: Design is Innovation, Design is Culture, Design is Dialog, and Design is Attitude. Design is Innovation will focus on future-oriented developments to illustrate how innovation, technology, and design must interplay to facilitate sustainable solutions that will persist in the market. In the Design is Culture section, the exhibits will sensitize visitors to our environment by picking up on and challenging habits and proposing new ideas for solutions. Design is Dialog will use new paths of communication to exemplify how design can be a bridge between companies and their customers in increasingly global relationships. In the fourth section, Design is Attitude, the exhibitors will express their attitudes in a variety of ways – experimenting with materials and forms, anticipating trends, and initiating momentum for the industrial sector.


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How much money does it really take to start a business? by Marcia Layton Turner
How much money does it really take to start a business?
Think you need hundreds of thousands of dollars to start a business? You may be surprised at how little you may need to get up and running—some experts say as little as $100.
by Marcia Layton Turner
Ask small-business owners how much it really takes to start a business, and you'll hear a wide range of answers. In his book, The $100 Startup, Chris Guillebeau suggests that it can be done for as little as $100, whereas Michael E. Gerber, author of Beyond the E-Myth, asserts that the question "is like asking, 'How high is up?'"
Although there may not be consensus on a magic startup figure, several entrepreneurs offered advice for figuring out how much you'll need. Almost unanimously, they indicated that it's probably more than you think.
So, where do you start? Try one or more of these approaches.
Add up the basics
You need to start somewhere, so begin by making a list of the essential equipment, materials, workspace, and advisors you'll need—your must-haves, not your nice-to-haves. The basics typically include:
Technology to manage the business, such as a computer, software, phone, printer and internet service
Your inventory (what you're selling), if you're selling products, including your raw materials, equipment and storage space
Advisory fees, such as for legal counsel to form your company and file any necessary permits and licenses, and an accountant to do your taxes
Marketing, including anything to announce your new business and attract customers
Office supplies, such as a filing cabinet, paper, toner and anything else to keep you functioning
Workspace, if you can't run your business from your home
Labor costs, including what you're paying yourself and anyone else to support you
Babson College analyzed what entrepreneurs typically invested to launch and reported that the median amount was $13,000 as of 2015, with entrepreneurs putting up 72% of that, or $9,360. The rest was provided by outside sources, from banks to family members.
Other studies report numbers all over the map, from $3,000 to more than $50,000, depending on your industry. So every business is different.
Start with what you have
Diane Schuirman-Hagedorn, principal at B2B Words You Need spent about $600 on the basics she needed to operate her company, namely a business license, software, and a new website. She had everything else, she says, including an "existing laptop, home office, phone, headset, etc." Those items made it possible to be operational with little spent, but were not necessarily enough to succeed. So she invested about $10,000 in "courses and coaching" designed to help her effectively manage her business and generate revenue.
Double it
"Double what you think your startup costs will be and cut your projected revenue in half for year one," advises Lenny Pappano, president, and co-founder of Fantasy Football Draft Sharks Inc. He explains that, since you don't know what you don't know at the outset, you'll inevitably pay a "tax" for that ignorance. So set aside more than you think you'll need and "ask a lot of questions in advance so that 'tax' isn't too high."
Set conservative sales targets
Many businesses are forced to shut down after only a few years because their sales forecasts were too ambitious. Their startup expense calculations may have been on target, but they expected sales to come in faster than was realistic. To prevent this, look as closely at your revenue projections as at your startup estimates.
Anticipate surprises
Expenses that some entrepreneurs forget to take into account include permits, taxes, and insurance. Don't forget to include them in your tally. Trying to scrimp and not pay them can put you out of business quickly if you're caught.
Attend industry conferences
Jennifer Jaeger Newman, CEO and co-founder of Young Lion Brewing Company, advises entrepreneurs to "go to industry conferences before you finish your business plan." Newman and her team did so while finalizing plans for the brewery and found the information they learned "priceless." Colleagues and fellow brewers helped them refine their planned budget, tripling it, she says, after learning that their numbers were too conservative.
"Everything cost more than I expected," Newman adds. But learning that they needed to up their numbers at the outset prevented the company from having to pursue additional financing later, which breweries often need to do.
So what does it really cost to start a business? It can cost as little as a few hundred dollars if you're already prepared technology-wise to run a service business, or $1 million, or more if your goal is to buy an established franchise. But the median amount is less than $15,000.
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Though the Cessna 185 Skywagon is considered by many to be the premier bush plane, it's also popular with many other pilots and owners who'll never fly anywhere near Alaska or northern Canada. Cessna began manufacturing the six-seat 185 Skywagon in March of 1961. The company produced 4,400 Skywagons before it ceased production of the plane in 1985.
The 185 Skywagon is a tail dragger, which means its third wheel is located beneath the tail instead of the nose. This wheel type was a popular configuration for World War II era aircraft and the 185 Skywagon was the last tail dragger that Cessna manufactured. Due to their tendency to ground loop, tail dragger planes often cost more to insure and aren't as popular because of their challenging landing and takeoff characteristics.
In lieu of wheels, the 185 Skywagon can be equipped with floats, amphibious floats (floats that also have wheels for non-water landings), and skis. This makes the 185 Skywagon particularly attractive to those who fly in northern latitudes where the summer season is short and water runways are more plentiful than those found on land. Bush pilots will often change their 185 Skywagon from floats or wheels to skis and back as the season dictates.
Many install aftermarket Short Takeoff and Landing (STOL) kits, vortex generators, stall fences, and other modifications on their 185 Skywagon to lower the stall speed and minimize the plane's landing and takeoff distances. Other options available for the 185 Skywagon include external fuel and cargo pods, baggage extensions, oversized doors, and giant tundra tires that are used for bush strip runways. For those who desire a more powerful engine, which with a full load and floats may be necessary, a larger 300 HP Continental IO-550 engine is available. The 185 Skywagon can also be used for aerial applications when spray booms and a 151-gallon chemical tank are installed beneath the belly.
Maximum speed: 155 knots
Range: 573 nautical miles
Ceiling: 17,150′
Length: 25′ 9″
Wingspan: 35′ 10″
Maximum weight: 3,350 pounds
Empty weight: 1,600 pounds
Engine(s): One 300 HP Continental IO-520-D engine
Rate of climb: 1,010′ per minute
Crew: one pilot and up to five passengers
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HRSA eNews May 4, 2017
Welcome HRSA Administrator
Dr. George Sigounas
On May 1, George Sigounas, M.S., Ph.D. became the new Administrator of HRSA. Previously, Dr. Sigounas was a Professor of Medicine at East Carolina University's Brody School of Medicine.
His involvement in the establishment and operation of the Bone Marrow Transplantation Program, clinical trials, and patient committees provided Dr. Sigounas with extensive understanding of the various aspects involved in patient treatment, including treatment processes, and financial issues.
Please join us in welcoming Dr. Sigounas to HRSA.
HRSA awards $450K to support families affected by Zika in Puerto Rico & the U.S. Virgin Islands
HRSA's Maternal and Child Health Bureau awarded $450,000 to three organizations in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands to provide information, education and technical assistance to families of children affected by Zika.
The awards empower families and children to more effectively navigate available health services and resources.
Learn more about HRSA's response to Zika.
Explore HRSA's health center patient survey data with new dashboard
A new dashboard allows you to browse HRSA's health center patient survey data online.
The survey gathers patient-level data to determine how well health centers provide access to primary and preventive health care.
Data available on the dashboard includes:
Sociodemographic characteristics;
Health conditions;
Health behaviors;
Access to and utilization of health care services; and
Satisfaction with health care services.
You can also download public-use data files.
Explore the patient survey dashboard.
Rural Counties Lose Birthing Units
Amid a series of recent findings by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and others about the health of rural America, a new study by the University of Minnesota has found that the availability of obstetric services has declined in the past decade.
Between 2004 and 2014, the percentage of rural counties that lacked hospital obstetrics units increased from 45 to 54 percent, according to the university's Rural Health Research Center, one of ten such centers funded by HRSA nationwide.
Learn more about birthing units in rural counties.
Rural areas of U.S. lack diabetes education and prevention programs, CDC report shows
New data from CDC show that, despite higher prevalence of diabetes in rural areas of the country, a significant number of rural counties lack a clinical practice or program that educates individuals on diabetes prevention or care.
According to the report, 62 percent of non-metropolitan counties lacked diabetes self-management education.
Preventive care and self-management such as routine medical visits, glucose self-monitoring, and healthy dietary and physical activity can prevent or delay costly complications with the disease.
Read the CDC report.
Join the National Children's Mental Health Awareness Day webcast tonight
The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration's Awareness Day event, featuring HHS Secretary Dr. Tom Price, HRSA Administrator Dr. George Sigounas, and honorary chairpersons and Olympic gold medalists Michael Phelps and Allison Schmitt, will be webcast tonight, May 4 at 7pm ET.
The 2017 national theme is Partnering for Help and Hope.
The event will feature interactive panels on the following topics:
Understanding the social, emotional, behavioral, and physical health needs of children, youth, and young adults;
Modeling effective communication practices between behavioral health providers, primary care providers, families, and youth; and
Addressing the needs of youth with co-occurring chronic illnesses and mental and/or substance use disorders.
Learn more about National Children's Mental Health Awareness Day.
Register to Watch Awareness Day Live.
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An dram buidheach: Scots Gaelic for "the drink that satisfies".
I, Mike, am an American (Scottish maternal and paternal grandparents) with a love for Scotland, Scots, Doric, Lallans, the Scots, Gaelic, whisky, Scottish beer, cullen skink, porridge, tablet, and sticky toffee pudding.
What you will find here are anecdotes of what and why, frequently where, I drammed. I will also share anecdotes about uisge beatha that I did not try, and why; usually because it was too spendy. What you won't find here is 0-100 ratings of the dram. Others, such as Dave Broom, Jim Murray, and the late Michael Jackson (not the Prince of Pop) are much more capable than I, and there are literally dozens, if not hundreds, of books and websites that list ratings. I am confident that I cannot meaningfully add to, or improve, that impressive store of knowledge.
So, there you have it; why I have launched my whisk(e)y blog. Feel free to comment, criticize, compliment, or question.


The AIMS team is pleased to share with you Part 2 of the interview with Yasemin Çevik who is actively coordinating the term contributions to AGROVOC content coverage in Turkish.
AGROVOC multilingual thesaurus is coordinated by the FAO of the UN.
As of December 2017, AGROVOC had up to 35,000 preferred terms/concepts in English, while the Turkish AGROVOC version had 33,680 preferred terms.
AIMS reached out to Yasemin Çevik with some questions, to which she graciously and promptly responded. Part 1 of the interview can be found here.
As far as we know, you are not only translating AGROVOC, but also suggesting new AGROVOC concepts, as well as suggesting substantive new ways to restructure the AGROVOC (i.e. virus classification)... Could you tell us, please, what aspect(s) of this work do you find the most challenging ?
Well, AGROVOC has less concepts compared to other agricultural international Thesaurus (e.g. NALT and CABI Thesaurus), and there are some problems with the notation of concept diagrams, duplicates, delete operations, or SKOS representations. If we want to improve AGROVOC, we need to work, first of all, a lot to improve on these issues.
My colleagues and I have prepared the guideline e-book (used by the Turkish AGROVOC Team) entitled "Indexing with AGROVOC". This resource explains the structure of AGROVOC, its properties, and provides recommendations on how to expand AGROVOC and enhance its use in the Turkish context. Echoing this guide, I would like to share some recommendations on how we proceed with the extension of the AGROVOC. As our team includes domain experts (from different countries) related to AGROVOC knowledge coverage, they contribute with their items/entries (terms, synonyms, definitions, explanatory notes) in their own languages, bilingual or multilingual – into the VocBench web editor tool.
The new semantics entries suggested come from various thesaurus, dictionaries, catalogs, and other authoritative sources (e.g., wikipedia, gbif, species 2000, ICTV, Angiosperm Phylogeny Group, bacterio.net), reflecting knowledge in the fields of food, agriculture, forestry, fishery and aquatic products, natural resources and environment, country biodiversity and species lists, germplasm resources, economy, veterinary, machinery and equipment, laws and regulations. I double-check these entries with equivalents and synonym retrieved from the AGROVOC SKOSMOS.
To proceed with a good "decision-making" process regarding the choice of new terms to be included into the AGROVOC hierarchical structure, it is important to be familiar with the Thesaurus standard ISO 25964 (in its two parts), as well as the AGROVOC Editorial Guidelines and the online AGROVOC editorial tool - VocBench.
And now, I would like to share my "two coins" on what I find the most challenging in the context of AGROVOC promotion in Turkey.
One of the main issues that our Center encounters with AGROVOC is how to integrate this online semantics product into our information systems, which contain thousands of intensive research result, based on integrated ontologies. Moreover, our Center is interested in presenting the AGROVOC in its multilingual versions (Turkish, German, French, Spanish, Arabic, Russian) on the Ministry webportal. Here, we need your experience, advice, and help. Maybe there are also similar experiences from the AGROVOC community that could be replicated? Should we create links to the AGROVOC SKOSMOS, if so, how?
We would also like to know if it could be possible to have AGROVOC available in at least one of the) several file formats like PDF, XML, RDF-SKOS, Word DOC, MARC. I think that once AGROVOC is downloadable in (at least one of!) these formats, it will simplify search operations and make AGROVOC more widely used.
(b) LINKED DATA (LD) which includes AGROVOC concepts + links to outside resources (NT and NQ format). There are also SOAP Web services, accessing the RDF version of AGROVOC through the SPARQL endpoint.
Moreover, another shortage of AGROVOC, from my point of view of my experience in the field, is that some concepts fall under more than one topic category/class/cluster, i.e. are/can be found under more than one broader term. At first glance, it could be seen as logical semantics results. Anyhow, the same concept should not fall under more than one semantics cluster, and the same subject category.
Echoing this example, I think, that in case of AGROVOC in SKOSMOS - it would be good to have an additional (besides the alphabetical and hierarchical display of semantics units) option such as "Browse by Subject / Category".
As AGROVOC in SKOSMOS seems to be very technical to many end-users, it can also be difficult to use. Through possible redesign of AGROVOC in SKOSMOS display, AGROVOC will surely attract more attention from a wider audience.
I would also like to say a few words about definitions in AGROVOC. As the number of AGROVOC concept definitions is not very extensive, it would be good is they were listed as a glossary in SKOSMOS. Once the definitions of the AGROVOC concepts reach higher numbers, AGROVOC could be also used as a dictionary, downloadable in different formats (e.g., Excel, Word, RDF/XML and NT).
Our Center would be very thankful if the AGROVOC FAO Team could provide us with answers to these questions, suggestions, and our concerns, and we will mobilize all the facilities needed to make AGROVOC more discoverable/visible, in a more user-friendly way for the Turkish audience.
It would be also interesting to know how you use AGROVOC in Turkey?
The main objective is improve agricultural information services, to increase access to information through effective, user-friendly search and information processing. At the Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Livestock, we are currently using AGROVOC for indexing and for selection of subjects in the library, which records are classified according to the AGRIS classification system. We would also like to increase the number of definitions included in Turkish AGROVOC and publish them as an agricultural dictionary.
Our Ministry is continuously advocating for use of the AGROVOC to index agricultural research results in different institutions. In the future, we would like to create "kutuphane.tarim.gov.tr" which is designed to facilitate access (through AGROVOC) to the research results promoted via our Ministry's. All the studies we have undertaken so far should contribute to the deployment of a trust semantics infrastructure, to leverage the effective production of agricultural information in Turkey and other countries. Based on the feed-back of our users, the publishing division of our Ministry would also like to publish Turkish AGROVOC in print, as a prestigious source that can enrich our library collection.
Thanks very much, Yasemin, for taking time out of your busy schedule, and to share with us your knowledge, suggestions and wishes related to AGROVOC. And, of course, many thanks for your professional dedication to keep translation process of AGROVOC in Turkish alive and dynamic, thus helping unleashing the power of its multilingual coverage !
Thank you very much for having given me this opportunity to speak here.
Before saying goodbye, I would like to invite other AGROVOC contributors (and also Users!) to share their ideas (via AGROVOC DGroups*) on the AGROVOC preparation workflow presented on the bottom of my interview. It would be very interesting to know your thoughts in regard !
(*) fao_agrovoc@dgroups.org; * Join AGROVOC mailing list (AGROVOC DGroups).
(Ed. note: There is also an AGROVOC editors Dgroup).


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APAC mobile traffic to increase seven-fold by 2021: Ericsson
Data traffic, smartphone subscriptions, and LTE penetration will rise substantially over the next five years, with APAC to lead the take-up of IoT devices.
By Corinne Reichert | June 2, 2016 -- 07:28 GMT (00:28 PDT) | Topic: Telcos
Traffic across mobile networks is expected to increase by a count of 7.5 over six years across the South-East Asia and Oceania region, according to Ericsson, which said the current 1.2GB per month usage will jump to 9GB in 2021.
According to the South East Asia and Oceania Ericsson Mobility Report for June 2016, total mobile traffic will increase from the 0.5 exabytes (EB) per month recorded in 2015 to 6EB by 2021.
"The data traffic is going to grow to 6 exabytes per month for 2021," Emilio Romeo, head of Ericsson Australia and New Zealand, said during a call with media on Thursday afternoon.
"Mobile data traffic almost doubled in 2015 already."
Mobile subscriptions, which stood at 990 million in 2015 across South-East Asia and Oceania, will climb to 1.25 billion in 2021, while smartphone subscriptions will more than double, from 340 million to 820 million over the same period.
"Smartphone subscriptions are anticipated to increase at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 15 percent, up until 2021," the report said.
"The rise of mobile broadband is attributed to a number of factors, including the affordability of smartphones and other devices, as well as the increasing popularity of data-intensive app types, such as video. Along with increased mobile broadband availability, consumers will require consistent access to a variety of online services."
LTE subscriptions are expected to surpass 100 million as of the end of this year.
"If we look at our region, 100 million LTE subscriptions will be reached by 2016. Smartphone penetration in Australia was 90 percent, we already reached 90 percent in 2015, and it will surpass the 100 percent [mark] for 2021," Romeo said.
"Half of our mobile subscriptions are already LTE."
Five percent of mobile subscriptions in the region were LTE by the end of 2015, with the number expected to grow by more than 40 percent in 2021.
"Australia, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, and Thailand are among the countries in the region that are rolling out LTE and continuing to improve coverage," Ericsson added in its report.
"Over the next five years, mobile service providers will continue to transition customers to LTE in South-East Asia and Oceania, as well as delivering new services like voice over LTE (VoLTE) and enabling LTE-Advanced features. This will provide faster and more effective connections to mobile users, especially in dense indoor environments."
Australia and Singapore are leading the region in terms of speeds and latency, although New Zealand and much of Asia were not included in the report.
(Image: Screenshot by Corinne Reichert/ZDNet)
In regards to latency, Australia is thus far the only country in South-East Asia and Oceania to have adopted the Asia-Pacific Telecommunity (APT) 700MHz band consisting of 698-806MHz, which the Global mobile Suppliers Association (GSA) labelled "the most efficient arrangement of the 700MHz band for mobile communications services".
"Australia leads the region of network performance, offering the best cell-edge throughputs with the lowest cell-edge latencies," Romeo said.
"This is primarily due to the extent of LTE coverage with adoption of advanced features such as LTE carrier aggregation and good spectrum availability. For instance, when it comes to spectrum in this region, Australia was one of the first to deploy APT700 infrastructure and mobile services. The key advantage of APT700 is its great coverage characteristics and its excellent potential for global roaming."
The APT700 band has been taken up by 45 countries worldwide, with Ericsson recommending that others in the APAC region adopt it.
Asia-Pacific is also expected to be world-leading in the Internet of Things (IoT), primarily due to uptake in China and India, with agriculture a key factor.
"Our APAC region will definitely be leading the pack here on the growth [of IoT], especially in the take-up," Romeo said.
"IoT connected devices are expected to increase to a total of 16 billion by 2021 globally," the report added.
"Of this, Asia Pacific will be the region with the highest level of adoption, accounting for around 5 billion IoT connections.
"The release of Cat-M1 standard in March and NB IoT standard in June this year will drive growth in massive IoT in Australia, building on our extensive LTE coverage. Australia's results for low latency will support growth in critical IoT connections, such as transport applications and financial services."
IoT growth will occur most rapidly in Western Europe due to the advent of connected cars, however, with Ericsson predicting a total of 16 billion IoT devices by 2021 -- although just 1.5 billion will be connected via a mobile network.
According to Ericsson, the top five smartphone apps used in Australia are Google Maps, Google, Google Chrome, YouTube, and Facebook; by comparison, in Singapore, they are WhatsApp, YouTube, Google Chrome, Facebook, and Google.
Ericsson released its global Mobility Report overnight, revealing that within five years, North Americans will use 22GB of data per month within five years.
Western Europe's smartphone traffic will similarly grow from 1.9GB per month to 18GB per month between 2015 and 2021; Central Europe will use 11GB per month by 2021; and users in Latin America, Africa, and the Middle East will use between 6GB and 7GB each month.
China is tipped to add 210 million new mobile subscriptions, with users getting through 20EB per month in total by 2021.
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Sharing with everyone JayC's and Jig's MKV R32 ABT Supercharged and installed in completeness back in Dec 24, 2009.
The first ever ABT Sportsline Water Cooled Supercharger Kit delivered to Australia for 2 x VW MKV R32 Customers based in Sydney. The ABT Sportsline Kit was delivered to Ramspeed Pty Ltd based in Seven Hills, NSW.
Core parts include Supercharger, Intercooler, DIA Cold Air Intake(BMC).
ABT supercharger for VW Golf R32 MK V.
ABT carbon fibre engine compartment cover.
The Installation begins. Removal of Cold Air Intake on the right and preliminary re-wiring.
Removal of the front bumper for easy access to the front when mounting the Intercooler and piping.
Installation of the Supercharger, MAF for the Cold Air Intake.
Detailed view of ABT supercharger installed on VW Golf R32 MK V.
Cold Air Intake situated below the engine compartment. DIA is made by BMC, same technology as the BMC CDA but without the Carbon Fibre Trimmings.
Front Mount Intercooler. Lots of room in the front behind the Bumper on the MKV R32.
Jason Chan's car being delivered to Ramspeed's Workshop in Seven Hills with the ABT Sportsline Kit fully installed and ready to hit the Sydney streets.
Soon after, Jig's car also gets delivered to Ramspeed's Workshop in Seven Hills, fully installed with the ABT Sportsline SC kit.
JasonChan's and Jig's car photo shoot inside Ramspeed's Workshop.
The final product, ABT supercharged VW Golf R32 MK V.
Detailed view of ABT SportsLine supercharger on VW Golf R32 MK V.
2 ABT supercharged VW Golf R32 MK V side by side, all upgrades performed by Ramspeed Australia.
Full view of VW Golf R32 MK V engine bay with ABT supercharger kit installed.


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FX's 'American Horror Story' Just as Upsetting Online
You're going to die in there
By T.L. Stanley
Something violent and bloody lies around every corner of the sprawling Victorian mansion. Not to mention, a neighbor unsubtly warns: "You're going to die in there." Would you buy the place? The Harmon family did, and that's what most folks would call a bad decision, survival-wise. But it's a decent setup for a TV show, FX's American Horror Story, and its creepy new online experience via Campfire. The bluntly named youregoingtodieinthere.com aims to stoke interest in the Oct. 5 premiere of the psychosexual thriller, in which people do indeed meet their gory ends. (Spoiler alert. Not really.) Troll around the site to pick up clues about the show and the house's six decades of murder, lust, perversion and betrayal. And pickled body parts in jars! The network has been seeding the campaign on Fangoria, Geeks of Doom and other genre fan hangouts. Now anyone can get the willies with a virtual tour that includes a hacked-and-slashed bride, mash notes and suicide victims. It's not bedtime material. The show, starring Connie Britton, Jessica Lange and Dylan McDermott, has already started a buzz because of its provocative S&M-ish promo posters (posted after the jump). Judging from the pilot, the thriller doesn't disappoint on the freakish level. On the hair-standing-on-end scale: 8 out of 10.
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