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Part of report is dealing with different classes of molecular markers (proteins, RFLP, AFLP, RAPD, and SSR application in maize genome polymorphism investigation. Between different solvents used for enzyme extraction from fermented WB mass, distilled water at ph (7.0) was the superior efficient leaching solvent. Rice bran is a rich source of antioxidants such as vitamin E. In this study, goat meat sausages were formulated to contain 0, 1.5 or 3 percent stabilized rice bran. C reaction temperature, 1 h reaction time, 9:1 molar ratio of rice bran oil to methanol and 0.75% catalyst (w/w). During this biotrophic interaction, plant defense responses are actively suppressed by the pathogen, and previous transcriptome analyses of infected maize plants showed comprehensive and stage-specific changes in host gene expression during disease progression.To identify maize genes that are functionally involved in the interaction with U. maydis, we adapted a VIGS system based on the Brome mosaic virus (BMV) to maize at conditions that allow successful U. maydis infection of BMV pre-infected maize plants. This study analyzed three rice cultivars, BRS Sertaneja (S, BRS Primavera (P, and IRGA 417 (I determining the color parameters (L*, a*, and b * at 6, 9, 12, 15, and 18 minutes of roasting time. However, there is a lack of information about composition of phenolic acids and their concentrations in different Triticum species. 0000000016 00000 n Since the Brans-Dicke field should be relaxed to the asymptotic value with the elapse of time, the final apparent horizon becomes time-like (or space-like). In this study, temporal and spatial variation of optimal sowing date of summer maize was analyzed by statistical model and the APSIM-Maize model in Henan Province, China. Likewise, it tries to open the way in the jungle of uncertain names and interpretations offered by various descriptions of the period under study, and it poses the need for cultural-historical readings of the phenomenon by comparing different descriptive traditions, with special reference in this case to Ethiopia.Este trabajo se centra en los siglos XVI y XVII y parte de la introduccin del maz (Zea mays en diferentes lugares de frica por los portugueses. The antioxidant activity of phenolic compounds in the extracts was investigated by 2,2-diphenyl-1-picrylhydrazyl (DPPH) radical assay, 2,2-azino-bis-(3-ethylenebenzothiozoline-6-sulfonic acid) (ABTS) radical cation assay, reducing power. Our analysis revealed that the structure of Australian wheat germplasm and its geographic ancestors have changed significantly through time, especially after the Green Revolution. There was no significant difference in the ADC of gross energy; the values ranged from 47.10% for corn starch to 40.10% for corn. We varied the wheat particle size to obtain fiber-rich breads with a high and low glycemic response and investigated the differences in postprandial glucose kinetics and metabolic response after their consumption. Our analysis revealed that the structure of Australian wheat germplasm and its geographic ancestors have changed significantly through time, especially after the Green Revolution. Full Text Available Crop sequence is an important management practice that may affect durum wheat (Triticum durum Desf.
A five level central composite design (CCD consisting four operating parameter, like temperature, stirring rate, solvent-bran ratio and contact time were examined to optimize rice bran oil extraction. Intercropping Maize With Legumes for Sustainable Highland Maize Production. Rice bran is a rich source of antioxidants such as vitamin E. In this study, goat meat sausages were formulated to contain 0, 1.5 or 3 percent stabilized rice bran. However, for satisfied yield increases for 16% in both experiments the lowest amount of carbocalk needed for application was 15 t ha-1. Rice Bran Stabilization And G-Oryzanol Content Of Two Local Paddy Varieties Ir 64 And Cisadane Muncul. Microwave roasting for 12 minutes can be a viable option for improving the sensory functional and nutritional characteristics of the rice bran considering its use in food products. Soluble DF was extracted from the bread with water and separated from the digestible material with gastrointestinal tract enzymes and by solvent precipitation. The period of 0-15 days was considered as a lead-in period to induce hyperlipidemia with atherogenic diet in albino rats. Artymowski, Micha [Institute of Physics, Jagiellonian University ojasiewicza 11, 30-348 Krakw (Poland); Lalak, Zygmunt; Lewicki, Marek, E-mail: Michal.Artymowski@uj.edu.pl, E-mail: Zygmunt.Lalak@fuw.edu.pl, E-mail: Marek.Lewicki@fuw.edu.pl [Institute of Theoretical Physics, Faculty of Physics, University of Warsaw ul. Subsequent MALDI-TOFMS analysis of the resulting acidic extract from these gluten-free foods clearly confirms the presence of a typical mass pattern corresponding to gliadin components, ranging from 30 to 45 kDa. As a result we have obtained an inflationary scalar potential with non-zero value of residual vacuum energy, which may be a source of dark energy. The study was carried out over a 168 hr period at 70C and the progression of oxidation was measured by peroxide value, p-anisidine value, and thiobarbituric acid-reactive substances (TBARS. Twelve thin tail rams, aged about 12 months, weighed 20.95 1.52 kg (CV = 7.26%) were allocated into a Randomized Block Design with 2 blocks and 3 treatments. Furthermore a waaL mutant strain lacking the O-antigen portion of the LPS is severely impaired in colonization. In addition, we showed that LRP and LQP modulated oxidative stress and upregulated AMPK/ACC, respectively. ISOLATED FROM WEEDS AND PLANT DEBRIS IN EASTERN CROATIA TO, Functional properties of pasta enriched with variable cereal, Biological transformation of anthracene in soil by Pleurotus ostreatus under solid-state fermentation conditions using, Analysis of energy and greenhouse gas balance as indexes for environmental assessment of, Short term (14 days) consumption of insoluble, Effect of conventional milling on the nutritional value and antioxidant capacity of, Reduced irrigation increases the water use efficiency and productivity of winter, Short Term (14 Days Consumption of Insoluble, Short Term (14 Days) Consumption of Insoluble, Options and potentials to mitigate N2O emissions from, Physicochemical composition and glycemic index of whole grain bread produced from composite flours of quality protein, Effects of baking conditions, dough fermentation, and, Variability of Pathogenicity of Fusarium spp. Both wheat bran and whole-stillage are potential substrates for pretreatment using waste heat from the 1st generation process for 2nd generation ethanol. The use of corn, soybean hulls, or wheat bran in the diet of the confined steers does not affect the total cudding time. Pathogenicity test for wheat ears was done on genotypes Osk.8c9/3-94 and Osk.6.11/2 (totally 25 isolates. Finally we used all available physical, sequence, genetic, and optical data to generate a golden path (AGP of chromosome-based pseudomolecules, herein referred to as the B73 Reference Genome Sequence version 1 (B73 RefGen_v1. Using data from 17 long-term experiments in China we determined the effects of fertilization strategies on SOC stocks at 0-20cm depth in the North, North East, North West and South. The result implies that fermentation with Lactobacillus brevis VTCC - B - 454 can be applied for GABA production from defatted rice bran extract.
Pretreatment led up-to 300% improvement in the glucose yield compared to only-enzymatically treated substrates. Hernando, Alberto; Valdes, Israel; Mndez, Enrique. Although the amounts and types of cereal grains included in poultry diets will depend largely on their current costs relative to their nutritive values, care must be taken to avoid making large changes to the cereal component of diets, as sudden changes can cause digestive upsets that may reduce productivity and pre-dispose the birds to diseases. Composition and Fatty Acid Profile of Goat Meat Sausages with Added Rice Bran. associated with head blight of, Effect of Gamma Rays on the Distribution of Toxigenic Fusarium Moulds and Chemical Changes in Whole and Dry Milled Fractions of, Effect of crop sequence and crop residues on soil C, soil N and yield of, Screening of Plant Growth-Promoting Rhizobacteria from, The effect of Zn, N and P application on nutrient uptake in, Availability and dose response of phytophenols from a, Genetic controls on starch amylose content in, Physiological characteristics and metabolomics of transgenic, Assessment of genetic diversity among sixty bread, Influence of Bifidobacterium bifidum on release of minerals from bread with differing, Sustaining soil productivity by integrated plant nutrient management in. 0000003690 00000 n Dextran presence improved bread softness and neutralized bran-induced volume loss, clearly demonstrating the potential of using dextransucrases in bran bioprocessing for use in baking. Millet also resembles maize in energy content but has considerably higher protein content. Oilseed meals make up 20-25 per cent of a poultry diet. Five cropping patterns were allotted to main plots and the eight combinations of FYM, K and Zn to the sub-plots. Since the Brans-Dicke field should be relaxed to the asymptotic value with the elapse of time, the final apparent horizon becomes time-like (or space-like). Dai, Shouhui; Yang, Hui; Yang, Lan; Wang, Fuhua; Du, Ruiying; Wen, Dian. Impaired colonization ability of the smooth surface of wheat bran was linked to reduced potential of xlnR to secrete arabinoxylan and cellulose-degrading enzymes and indicates that XlnR is the major regulator that drives colonization of wheat bran in A. niger. In this study, we investigated the colonization and degradation of wheat bran by the A. niger reference strain CBS 137562 and araR/xlnR regulatory mutants using high-resolution microscopy and exo-proteomics. Joukhadar, Reem; Daetwyler, Hans D; Bansal, Urmil K; Gendall, Anthony R; Hayden, Matthew J, Since the introduction of wheat into Australia by the First Fleet settlers, germplasm from different geographical origins has been used to adapt wheat to the Australian climate through selection and breeding.
Lipid Lowering Efficacy of Pennisetum glaucum Bran in Hyperlipidemic Albino Rats, I. Javed*, B. Aslam, M. Z. Khan1, Zia-Ur-Rahman, F. Muhammad and M. K. Saleemi1. A note on the effect of wheat versus maize on the backfat mass (85 or 120 kg) on the fatty acid composition of backfat was studied on 40 ad lib. total lipids (41%, triglycerides(48%, total cholesterol (39% and LDL- cholesterol (55%. A good quality pollard should consist of 50 per cent bran and 50 per cent wheat meal. The o 2 gene was incorporated into high protein backgrounds. Selected offspring progenies (50 mutant lines) originating from mutation experiments with hexaploid wheat (cv. A study was carried out to produce functional pasta by adding bran aqueous extract (BW) and bran oleoresin (BO) obtained using ultrasound and supercritical CO2, respectively, or a powdery lyophilized tomato matrix (LT). The present study investigates the productivity of water in winter wheat and maize cropping systems in the Romanian Plain (49 594 sq. The FH was lyophilized and spray dried to obtain fleshing hydrolysate powder (FHP) to be used along with wheat bran and rice bran for protease production. The best ADCs of crude protein were observed in corn (93.44% and cornstarch (90.94% compared to rice bran (68.23% and wheat bran (68.58%. Weeds represent a constant source of inoculum of F. species for cultivated plants and they serve as epidemiologic bridges among vegetations. endstream endobj 14 0 obj<> endobj 15 0 obj<> endobj 16 0 obj<>/ProcSet[/PDF/Text]/ExtGState<>>> endobj 17 0 obj<> endobj 18 0 obj<> endobj 19 0 obj<> endobj 20 0 obj<> endobj 21 0 obj<> endobj 22 0 obj<> endobj 23 0 obj<> endobj 24 0 obj<>stream Immunoblotting analysis revealed that the expression of phospho-AMPK was increased whereas that of phospho-ACC was decreased in the 0.20% LQP group. In this study, a process-based model, the Soil-Plant-Atmosphere Continuum System (SPACSYS), was used to simulate the effects of different fertilisation regimes on crop yields, the dynamics of soil organic carbon (SOC) and total nitrogen (SN) stocks from 1990 to 2010, and soil CO2 (2007-2010) and N2O (2007-2008) emissions based on a long-term fertilisation experiment with a winter-wheat (Triticum Aestivum L.) and summer-maize (Zea mays L.) intercropping system in Eutric Cambisol (FAO) soil in southern China. The results show that increase in P application rates aggrandized shoot P uptake and crops yields at threshold rates of 70 and 71.5 kg P ha-1 respectively. The major phenolic acid in subfraction 2 was identified as ferulic acid (178.3 g/mg) by HPLC and LC-ESI/MS/MS analyses. The variant of the power use of bran is considered as the preforms got the thermal pressing, and the optimal temperature of pressing, equal 150C. 0000019916 00000 n Refrigeration storage for 20 days, evaluated by pH and acidity variations, was ideal for assessment of the beverage conservation time. INRAECIRAD AFZ 2017-2021. In vitro ruminal fermentation of diets containing wheat straw and date pits as forage. Most hybrid varieties tend to produce grain of lower protein content than the old open-pollinated varieties. Goat meat has the potential to replace these traditionally consumed meats. Richetti, J.; Ahmad, I.; Aristizabal, F.; Judge, J. The fat percentage in the goat meat sausages increased in response to increasing rice bran percentages (P<0.001. As we shall demonstrate in detail by using some viable F( R) models, although the initial F( R) models have no antigravity, their scalar-tensor counterpart theories might or not have antigravity, a fact mainly depending on the parameter that characterizes antigravity. The isolated fiber was used as a growth substrate for 11 probiotic and intestinal Bifidobacterium strains, for commensal strains of Bacteroides fragilis and Escherichia coli, and for potential intestinal pathogenic strains of E. coli O157:H7, Salmonella typhimurium, and Clostridium perfringens. We describe a methodology for the detection of gliadins in maize and rice foods based on a two-step procedure of extraction (60% aqueous ethanol followed by 1 M acetic acid). The GEPIC model operates on a daily time step, while the geospatial input datasets for this analysis (e.g. Overexpression of Aspergillus tubingensis faeA in protease-deficient Aspergillus niger enables ferulic acid production from plant material. (author), Kovacs, E; Kiss, I; Boros, A; Horvath, Ny; Toth, J; Gyulai, P; Szalma, A. Kirda, C.; Derici, R.; Kanber, R.; Yazar, A.; Koc, M.; Barutcular, C. Wheat-yield responses to the application of different rates of N fertilizer, under irrigated and rainfed conditions, were evaluated over four growing seasons. Measured D and 18 O in waters indicated that the groundwater was mainly recharged by atmospheric precipitation, while measured 15 N and 18 O in nitrate suggested that the sources for groundwater NO 3 - included urea fertilizer, soil nitrogen, and sewage/manure. Full Text Available Maize is a major cereal crop and an important model system for basic biological research. It is high in energy but low in protein.
In addition we discuss the probability of quantum tunnelling from the minimum of the potential. The mixture was sonicated followed "New" seed in "old" China : impact of CIMMYT Collaborative Programme on maize breeding in South-Western China, China is the most populated country with the most limited amount of arable land per head of the population in the world. 13 0 obj <> endobj In this study, three solvents, acetone, ethanol and solvent mixture (SM [acetone: ethanol (1:1 v/v] were employed in extraction investigations. Effects of five cropping patterns i.e., rice-wheat, maize-wheat, sunflower-wheat, sorghum-wheat and pigeon pea-wheat and three organic and in-organic fertilizers (Farmyard Manure, Potassium and Zinc) on subsequent wheat crop were observed. Dextran (8.1% dry weight) was produced in wheat bran in 6 h using Wc392-rDSR. The sensitivity of Tribolium confusum - small flour beetle -to radiation was studied in a dose range of 0-0.8 kGy. Research methods included standard methodologies of ISO and physical experiment. VFA not only play a vital role in the energy metabolism of dairy cows but are also the main cause of ruminal acidosis and depressed feed intake. The energy-corrected milk yield was unaffected by treatment.
Analysis of transgenic wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) harboring a maize (Zea mays L.) gene for plastid EF-Tu: segregation pattern, expression and effects of the transgene. Dilute-sulfuric and -phosphoric acid pretreatment at 100C was carried out for wheat bran and whole-stillage fibers. The objective of the present study was to determine the nutritional composition of corn bran and its effects on iron bioavailability using the hemoglobin depletion-repletion method in rats. As a result of this fact, maize is today the spotlight of many researchers, constantly trying to increase the productivity of this species, particularly important i from the economic point of view.
The result showed that nonalcoholic fatty liver disease activity score was significantly decreased in all types of treatment. The results presented here show the effectiveness of the Illumina strategy for sequencing dikaryotic genomes of non-model organisms and provides reliable DNA sequence information for genomic studies, including pathogenic mechanisms of this maize fungus and molecular marker design. The results show that seed-borne infection of wheat with F. proliferatum can lead to contamination of wheat kernels with mycotoxins fumonisins and beauvericin. Moreover addition of the MRL proteins as competitors in H. seropedicae attachment assays decreased 80-fold the adhesion of the wild type to maize roots. Crop Water Productivity (CWP), defined as the ratio of yield (or value of harvested crop) to actual evapotranspiration or as the ratio of yield (or value of harvested crop) to volume of supplied irrigation water (Molden et al., 1998), is a useful indicator in the evaluation of water use efficiency and ultimately of cropland management, particularly in the case of regions affected by or prone to drought and where irrigation application is essential for achieving expected productions.
0000011935 00000 n The variation within processing plants can often be greater than that between plants. Greenhouse gas emissions and stocks of soil carbon and nitrogen from a 20-year fertilised wheat-maize intercropping system: A model approach. Tiller production increased with N-fertilizer usage, however, tiller survival decreased at high N and was highest at 160 kg N ha -1 . The study measured grain yield, shoot P uptake, apparent P recovery efficiency (PRE and soil P content. Result indicates that, Lactobacillus brevis VTCC - B - 454 exhibited the higher capacity of GABA synthesis in fermentation of defatted rice bran extract than that of Lactobacillus plantarum VTCC - B - 890. Results showed that the heat increment that contributed 35.34 to 37.85% of ME intake was not influenced by experimental diets (p>0.05 when expressed as Mcal/kg of DM feed intake. 0000002945 00000 n Depending on the percentages of maize or rice flours employed in the elaboration of these foods, the combined procedure enables levels of gliadins from 100 to 400 ppm to be detected. Linseed meal does not effectively supplement the protein of maize or other grain in poultry diets. However, there canbe significant variation in availability (absorption and retention) of amino acids due to the day-to-day difference in inputs as well as processing conditions (temperature, moisture, pressure and time). Titicaca was grown in field lysimeters with sand, sandy loam and sandy clay loam soil.
In 1986 the irradiation of 10 tons of wheat-germ is planned. Comparisons of the data for sample types in this set will be useful to identify metabolic pathway changes as the fungus switches from saprophytic to a pathogenic lifestyle or pathogenicity related proteins contributing to the ability to cause disease on wheat. Antioxidative effects of stabilized and unstabilized defatted rice bran methanolic extracts on the stability of rice bran oil under accelerated conditions. Similar results hold true in the Brans-Dicke model, which we also studied numerically. Same plots were used for next year sowing. The product evaluated proved to be a potential source of dietary fiber and it showed no negative effects on iron bioavailability. The protein and lysine contents were measured in the progenies of these crossings. Zmeftu1 was expressed, and the transgenic plants synthesized and accumulated three anti-EF-Tu cross-reacting polypeptides of similar molecular mass but different pI, suggesting the possibility of posttranslational modification of this protein. Despite the fact that the increased consumption of whole grain cereals and whole grain-based products has been closely related to reduced risk of chronic diseases, bioactive compounds found in whole grain cereals have not achieved as much attention as the bioactive compounds in vegetables and fruits. Alkaline extraction is commonly used to isolate arabinoxylans from cell wall rich materials, such as cereal brans, crop residues etc. Combining the results from linkage disequilibrium, population structure and in-silico painting revealed that the dependence on CIMMYT materials has varied among different Australian States, has shrunken the germplasm effective population size and produced larger linkage disequilibrium blocks.
The novel wheat biorefining strategy could result in a production cost within the range of dollars 0.96-0.50 gal(-1) ethanol (dollars 0.25-0.13 L(-1) ethanol) when the production capacity of the plant is within the range of 10-33.5 million gal y(-1) (37.85-126.8 million L y(-1)). Speciality maize, due to its traits and genetic control of these traits, requires a particular attention in handling breeding material during the processes of breeding. These data support that integration of global and targeted metabolite analysis can be utilized for assessing health properties of rice bran phytochemicals that are enhanced by yeast fermentation and that differ across rice varieties. Extracellular, intracellular and cellular vanillin dehydrogenase activity was found least, which was minimized vanillin degradation, and the strain resists more than 5gL -1 vanillin in the medium. 0000005873 00000 n Meatballs made with 20% oat bran had the highest protein, salt and ash contents, L value (lightness), b value (yellowness), and the lowest moisture content and a value (redness). ; Tanoi, K. We present how radioactive Cs was deposited on wheat, rice, peach tree and soil after nuclear accident in Fukushima. In the present work, the transesterification process for production of rice bran oil methyl ester has been investigated. The maize dataset was acquisitioned from CIMMYTs (International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center) Global Maize program. The effects of various parameters, such as moistening agent, initial moisture content level, initial ph, incubation temperature, inoculum size and incubation time on thermo stable alpha-amylase production by B.megaterium-gamma 21F2 under SSF were studied. A good quality cottonseed meal is light yellow and has a sharp nutty smell. Margaret Ruguru feeds chicken in her poultry farm in Thika on January 18, 2015. Goat meat has the potential to replace these traditionally consumed meats. Cowpea (Vigna unguiculata, mung bean (V. radiata, rice bean (V. umbellata, and lablab (Lablab purpureus were sown into a standing maize crop 30 days before harvest, and the results were compared with a maize crop grown using residue burning as the method for land preparation at Pang Da Agricultural Station in Chiang Mai, Thailand, in a replicated trial conducted over 3 growing seasons from 2012 to 2014. Disinfestation experiments were performed with wheat-germ and wheat-bran and the most important ingredients of the two products were analysed. One of the factors is overconsumption of the red meats such as pork and beef. The structure and size of in vitro dextran product was similar to dextran produced in vivo. Nawab, K.; Amanullah, A.; Shah, P.; Arif, M.; Khan, A.M. Field study was conducted during 2001-02 and 2002-03 to investigate the effect of cropping patterns and farm yard manure, potassium and zinc on the grain yield of wheat.
Peroxide value was determined biweekly. (author), Physicochemical and sensory profile of rice bran roasted in microwave. Deep belief network (DBN), one of the architectural in deep learning methods, is able to model data in high level of abstraction that involves nonlinearities effects of the data. Chakraborty, Debkumar; Kaur, Baljinder; Obulisamy, Karthikeyan; Selvam, Ammaiyappan; Wong, Jonathan W C. Owing to its flavoring, antimicrobial, antioxidant and anticarcinogenic nature, vanillin is widely used in foods, beverages, perfumes and pharmaceutical products. Characterization and comparative analysis of the genome of Puccinia sorghi Schwein, the causal agent of maize common rust. We previously reported that transgenic wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) carrying a maize (Zea mays L.) gene (Zmeftu1) for chloroplast protein synthesis elongation factor, EF-Tu, displays reduced thermal aggregation of leaf proteins, reduced injury to photosynthetic membranes (thylakoids), and enhanced rate of CO(2) fixation following exposure to heat stress (18 h at 45 degrees C) [Fu et al. We conclude that manure application and straw incorporation could potentially lead to SOC sequestration in topsoil in China, but beneficial effects of this increase in SOC stocks to 20-cm depth on crop yield and yield stability may only be achieved in the South. The equilibrium fasting HP (FHP provided an estimate of NE requirements for maintenance (NEm. If the Brans-Dicke coupling is greater than -1.5, the T uu component can be negative at the outside of the black hole.
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Your class meets where? Library instruction for business and education graduate students at off‐campus centers
Susan Clayton
Provides insight into one university library's experience in delivering library instruction to off‐campus students in the School of Business and the School of Education…
Provides insight into one university library's experience in delivering library instruction to off‐campus students in the School of Business and the School of Education while also exploring such issues as library instruction for graduate students, face‐to‐face instruction at off‐campus centers, uses of technology, faculty interaction, student needs, and librarian logistics. Examines the literature on this topic, to: review the current services offered to off‐campus students, review how the off‐campus library instruction takes place, discuss developments for the future, and present recommendations for improving the service. Finds that, at the University of Redlands, off‐campus library services are experiencing a time of growth. A goal of the library and the University to provide personalized library instruction to graduate students is gradually being realized. The off‐campus students are beginning to receive services equal to library services received by on‐campus students. Proposes that this study could be used to assist other colleges and universities in developing a program for library instruction for off‐campus students.
Reference Services Review, vol. 32 no. 4
Type: Research Article
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1108/00907320410569743
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Comparing campus and municipal police: the human resource dimension
Max L. Bromley and Brian A. Reaves
At present there is little comparative information available regarding campus and municipal police agencies and their personnel. Therefore, the purpose of the present…
At present there is little comparative information available regarding campus and municipal police agencies and their personnel. Therefore, the purpose of the present study is to examine the similarities and differences between municipal and campus police agencies with respect to various human resource characteristics and policies. The following research question guided the analysis: how do municipal and campus police agencies compare regarding the following human resource characteristics and policies: the proportion of sworn personnel, gender and race of sworn officers, salaries and benefits, educational requirements, levels of training required, drug testing policies and the extent of collective bargaining/unionization. The database is nationwide in scope. The findings of this study support the general notion that city and campus police departments are similar at least with respect to the human resource characteristics identified. Many campus departments have advanced well beyond the watchman era of campus policing. In a number of human resource areas such as use of civilians, education and training requirements, the campus police have progressed very well based on the comparisons made.
Policing: An International Journal of Police Strategies & Management, vol. 21 no. 3
Publication date: 10 February 2012
University of Central Florida's Campus Connections Program
Hal Mendelsohn
The Campus Connections Program can help provide other universities with a better method to reach out to students so they can learn what resources are available to them on…
The Campus Connections Program can help provide other universities with a better method to reach out to students so they can learn what resources are available to them on their university campus. This paper aims to examine how it does this.
An investigation was performed to find out what services were on the University of Central Florida's campus. Determining that many of the necessary resources were not being promoted to the students, the Campus Connections Program was developed. A review of relevant literature highlighted the point that partnerships/working relationships are important to perform successful outreach to those you wish to contact.
Through a survey instrument, it was concluded that a better way of reaching out to students was necessary. There are other outlets used to promote an organization's services, the difference shows that the Campus Connections Program provided a better forum for the exchange of information.
A survey of nine questions was administered to representatives who participated in the Campus Connections Program. The survey sought to determine if the established method of reaching out to students was useful.
Student orientations are the normal route groups take to meet students and discuss their services. Providing the time and location within the library for those same groups to meet the students individually, is what makes the Campus Connections Program unique.
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Modeling the relationship between transportation-related carbon dioxide emissions and hybrid-online courses at a large urban university
Matthew Little and Eugene Cordero
This paper aims to investigate the relationship between hybrid classes (where a per cent of the class meetings are online) and transportation-related CO2 emissions at a…
This paper aims to investigate the relationship between hybrid classes (where a per cent of the class meetings are online) and transportation-related CO2 emissions at a commuter campus similar to San José State University (SJSU).
A computer model was developed to calculate the number of trips to campus for a student body similar to SJSU. Different scenarios considered the theoretical effectiveness of implementing a hybrid course system to reduce CO2 emissions.
Increases in hybrid courses resulted in decreased student trips to campus and associated CO2 emissions. The utility of such a relationship is demonstrated through a case study where the required increase in online class meetings needed to eliminate the need for an overflow parking lot is studied. Finally, preferential scheduling of online meetings can further reduce trips to campus.
A limitation of the model is that student schedules are random. Future research could use actual student schedules to better model how online course delivery will affect trips to campus.
As today's universities struggle with financial pressure, online course delivery is being offered as a way to cope. This analysis provides an additional metric to evaluate online courses and includes other potential financial savings.
Transportation contributes to local air pollution and emissions of heat-trapping gases. As universities move toward more sustainable behaviors, reducing automobile trips to campus can be seen as a priority.
To the authors' knowledge, this is the first attempt to model the relationship between hybrid courses and CO2 emissions at an urban university. This information will be valuable to the SJSU community, as well as many other institutions.
International Journal of Sustainability in Higher Education, vol. 15 no. 3
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1108/IJSHE-11-2012-0100
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Publication date: 30 December 2021
A comparison on the evaluation standards of sustainable campus between China and America
Bifeng Zhu, Gebing Liu and Jing Feng
This paper aims to make a comparative study on the latest version of green campus evaluation standard between China and America: Green Campus Evaluation Standard…
This paper aims to make a comparative study on the latest version of green campus evaluation standard between China and America: Green Campus Evaluation Standard (GB/T51356-2019) and the sustainability tracking, assessment and rating system (STARS 2.2). The differences of evaluation methods and contents are analyzed and their respective characteristics and advantages are sorted out, so as to promote the development of sustainable campus evaluation standards.
The research mainly adopts the method of comparative study, which is carried out from three dimensions, namely, the related policies development of campus construction and world university sustainable rankings; the content of evaluation standards (including evaluation methods and evaluation categories and scores); the characteristics and current application of standards.
There are great differences between the evaluation standards of China and America in organization and participation mode, evaluation method and content. Public engagement, energy and campus engagement are the hot spots. Buildings, energy, food and dining and investment and finance will become the focus of sustainable campus in the future. Specific optimization strategies of key points, evaluation method and content and organization and participation mode of Chinese standard are put forward.
This paper clarifies the advantages and disadvantages of the current global sustainable campus, and provides the basis for the next stage of construction policy. At the same time, it is helpful for all countries, especially China, to formulate construction guidelines that not only meet their own actual needs but also conform to the trend of global sustainable campus development.
The connotation of sustainable campus is enriched, and the evaluation standards of sustainable campus are improved. The development of sustainable campus is promoted, so as to realize the sustainable development goals.
This research expands the scope of the study to the whole campus, rather than just one aspect of campus buildings. It compares the evaluation standard of green campus in China with STARS in the USA, and no longer compares leadership in energy and environmental design for schools. It discusses the campus building's energy conservation while paying attention to the campus green consciousness, green management and green planning. Based on the relevant data currently used by STARS in the global evaluation, this paper analyzes the hot spots and shortcomings of the current global sustainable campus construction and puts forward some optimization suggestions for China's green campus evaluation system.
International Journal of Sustainability in Higher Education, vol. ahead-of-print no. ahead-of-print
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Community policing and the organizational structure of campus law enforcement agencies
Sherah L. Basham
The purpose of this paper is to examine the extent to which community policing within campus law enforcement agencies is influenced by the organizational structure, agency…
The purpose of this paper is to examine the extent to which community policing within campus law enforcement agencies is influenced by the organizational structure, agency characteristics and campus characteristics.
This study utilizes ordinary least squares regression modeling to examine community policing implementation. Data were drawn from a sample of 242 US colleges and universities included in the 2011–2012 Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) Survey of Campus Law Enforcement Agencies (SCLEA).
Findings show that within-campus law enforcement agencies, greater levels of community policing are associated with more formalization, larger numbers of employees, a higher task scope and higher rates of on-campus property crime.
Use of secondary data and reported crime rate limits the study. Future research should implement specialized surveys and qualitative methods to identify the specific needs and implementations of community policing.
This paper adds to the limited body of literature on the community policing in campus law enforcement through more recent data and the inclusion of campus community variables.
Policing: An International Journal, vol. ahead-of-print no. ahead-of-print
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1108/PIJPSM-07-2021-0096
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Publication date: 5 February 2016
Selling Students: The Rise of Corporate Partnership Programs in University Career Centers
Daniel Davis and Amy Binder
This study documents a new case of the further commercialization of the university, the rapid adoption of corporate partnership programs (CPPs) within centralized…
This study documents a new case of the further commercialization of the university, the rapid adoption of corporate partnership programs (CPPs) within centralized university career services departments. CPPs function as a type of headhunting agency. For an annual fee they facilitate a corporate hiring department's direct access to student talent, allowing the company to outsource much of its hiring tasks to the university career center. CPPs are a feature found predominantly, though not exclusively, on campuses where there is a highly rationalized logic around the economic benefits of academic science. Further, CPPs represent a commercialization of practice that is in tension with the student-development mission of traditional career counselors. Using an inhabited institutionalist approach, we show how the models differ and how staff on each side attempt to negotiate their competing roles in the multiversity environment. We also discuss some of the potential impact on students, on the career services profession, and on college-to-work pathways.
The University Under Pressure
Corporate partnership programs
commercialization of higher education
student career formation
campus corporate recruiting
career services centers
occupational stratification
Publication date: 16 September 2013
Reinventing Library Spaces and Services: Harnessing Campus Partnerships to Initiate and Sustain Transformational Change
Betina Gardner, Trenia L. Napier and Russell G. Carpenter
Utilizing creative campus partnerships, alliances, and mergers, libraries can move from a traditional support role to a more participatory role that actively engages a…
Utilizing creative campus partnerships, alliances, and mergers, libraries can move from a traditional support role to a more participatory role that actively engages a university's academic mission. Libraries, as centralizing, politically neutral hubs for information, can serve as catalysts for collaborative planning that paves the way for creating innovative campus spaces and services in conjunction with other academic or general campus units. By forging alliances and merging services and resources with campus partners, such as Information Technology (IT) and the English and Communication departments, the library can address student need and initiate transformational changes—changes that are broader in scope than those within traditional library functions. The case study in this chapter provides an exploration of the merging of library services with a writing center, an effort which was enhanced by adding an oral communication support service. It provides examples of what can be accomplished through visionary leadership and teamwork in 21st-century academic libraries, focusing on how student need and library use prompted institutional change at a mid-sized regional comprehensive university. The authors highlight the essential structural and operational mergers and alliances involved in integrating existing and developing library and campus initiatives to create a unique integrated service point for research, writing, and oral communication in the heart of the university's main library. The case study also identifies continued partnership and collaboration, and briefly outlines methods through which libraries might initiate similar transformational changes and mergers at their own institutions, serving as a model for similar alliances in other settings.
Mergers and Alliances: The Operational View and Cases
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1108/S0065-2830(2013)0000037010
transformational change
collaborative innovation
multi-literacy centers
Responding to Campus Sexual Violence
Chris Linder
Sexual Violence on Campus
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-78743-228-420181006
Deconstructing quality at multi-campus universities: what moderates staff and student satisfaction?
Larissa Sue Christensen and Natalie Elizabeth Nilsen
Through using a realist approach, this study aims to identify the key moderators of multi-campus effectiveness through a systematic literature review, with a focus on…
Through using a realist approach, this study aims to identify the key moderators of multi-campus effectiveness through a systematic literature review, with a focus on faculty staff and student satisfaction.
Following preferred reporting items for systematic reviews and meta-analyses guidelines, information from peer-reviewed journal papers relating to multi-campus universities was located. The systematic search spanned a 10 year period (2009 to 2019) and returned 538 results. After duplicates were removed, and titles, abstracts and full-texts were screened, 14 papers matched the eligibility criteria.
Four key moderators were identified through the thematic analysis: inconsistent technology, hesitation to innovate, geographical separation of staff and geographical separation of students.
By exploring the moderators, the study provides policy and practice professionals in higher education with a complex understanding of the key contexts that can hinder the success of staff and student satisfaction at multi-campus universities. To enhance the tangibility of the current review, the study concludes with practical steps forward for enhancing staff and student satisfaction at multi-campus universities.
Quality Assurance in Education, vol. 29 no. 2/3
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Calculating Political Risk is rich and illuminating, and much more than a political science treatise. Althaus draws on diverse literature, extensive interviews and intriguing case studies to offer interdisciplinary, practical and nuanced insight. This book provides new perspectives and more precise language for making sense of a critical dimension of politics, policy-making and public management. Evert Lindquist, Director and Professor, School of Public Administration, University of Victoria, Canada This powerful new book is the first ever examination of the hard edge of how political risk - something faced by all political actors innumerable times every day - is calculated and used in decision-making. It opens with an outline of the historical and linguistic origins of risk, the various disciplinary understandings of risk, the risk society concept, and how risk has come to be so prominent in the context of environmental disaster and terrorism. The book then defines political risk and looks at its manifestations in the public sector, from project to high-level political risk. It also looks at risk identification versus risk management and compares the concept of political risk with the private sector practice of risk management. Unique research findings from interviews with over 100 risk practitioners and politicians provide a detailed look at how political actors calculate political risk. Case study-based chapters look in-depth at neat and discrete examples: risk calculation in state development plans in Australia; political risk identification and management in the UK during the mad cow crisis; and US government risk calculation in the post-September 11 context. The final chapters draw together the experiences and lessons learned from the case studies and practitioner insights to formulate a better understanding of what political risk is and what its calculation means in political practice. The author shows how political risk calculation provides a fresh perspective on policy analysis and identifies how political risk is relevant to a broader understanding of politics and political science, as well as policy formulation and implementation on the ground.


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Posted on October 14, 2019 April 28, 2020 by Research Team
Part three of our 5-part webinar series on #TheGivingEquation was a discussion around some of today's fundraising challenges, plus a look at how the Nova Network (their PeopleGrove platform) is key to facing those challenges.
For the entire webinar series, we are focusing on a simple equation to re-frame how we think about alumni engagement and university advancement:
PeopleGrove has pioneered the changing face of alumni relations with our alumni success solution, as demonstrated by our work with Villanova and the Nova Network platform. Villanova is not only providing alumni with compelling value, but also addressing institutional priorities around career advancement for all constituents.
The webinar dove into some of the challenges to driving giving and philanthropy today, aligning engagement and fundraising, and how Villanova has leveraged the Nova Network to support its advancement goals.
We were joined by Heather Potts Brown, Associate Vice President for Development at Villanova, in conversation with Matt Kelly, Business Development Manager at PeopleGrove and former Associate Director of Alumni Career Services at Georgetown University.
In 2018, Villanova concluded a fund-raising campaign called "For the Greater Great: The Villanova Campaign to Ignite Change" with a goal of raising $600 million. Not only did they raise $759 million before their deadline — surpassing their goal by 27% — but they increased the number of individual alumni who participated.
Brown said that getting support on all levels — no matter how big or small the gift — was important for this campaign to work.
"We all know that larger gifts drive the campaign," she said. "But we wanted to include everyone. We had well over 78,000 donors and nearly half of them were first-time donors to the university. We were really proud about that and it distinguished this campaign from others."
As part of the fundraising goal, Villanova wanted to reserve $250 million for the university endowment. Through the endowment fund, they were able to secure 295 endowment scholarships.
"Beyond increasing financial aid for students, the endowment also helps students find internship opportunities," Brown said. "We help students identify areas early on that they are interested in for their careers, and we make sure we have strong mentors and alumni that can help them make sure they are getting placed in a job early on."
Brown said there is a strong need to continue the relationship beyond graduation, and that is something that continues to be important university-wide.
"There's a catchphrase among alumni, 'Villanovans helping Villanovans' and it's something that's certainly ran true throughout and beyond the campaign."
Since the campaign concluded, more Villanova alumni started considering fellow graduates for internships and career opportunities, even in places that typically pull from ivy league universities.
Beyond the dollar amount goal, Brown said Villanova wanted to increase their participation rate, moving it from 16% to 30%. To achieve this impressive goal, Villanova utilized a robust volunteer structure, which fueled alumni participation. They also worked to debunk myths surrounding donation dollar amounts.
"We wanted to help people understand how small gifts really do help — all gifts matter," Brown said. "There are a lot of opportunities to engage and give back to several worthy causes, but investing in your alma mater fuels current students and research to become the next great leaders and to develop the next great thing."
At Villanova, tuition and related costs are approximately $70,000 annually. Because of this, Brown said many alumni didn't feel their gift would make an impact, even if it was $1,000. This is one of the challenges all universities face — to show everyone the positive impact they can make, regardless of their giving level.
"We've really tried to make people understand that tuition dollars and room-and-board cover the bare minimum, which includes faculty members teaching our students in the classroom, that students have dorms to live in, and meals to eat in the dining hall," Brown said. "But the added value of that private, philanthropic support is really what is fueling those opportunities that make a Villanova education unique. Education beyond the classroom such as internship support and study abroad programs require philanthropic support."
The other challenge is that many students are graduating with high levels of student debt, and on a small beginning salary, they likely feel like they're already paying the university, which makes giving less of a priority for them.
The key to tackling this, Brown said, is to find alignment between engagement and giving, and making sure those efforts are fully integrated and showing graduates the value they can offer.
Villanova's Alumni Association partners with the Career Center to offer meaningful events, engagement activities, and even virtual opportunities for graduates. For many of these events, Villanova's President, deans, faculty members, and guest speakers join to create networking opportunities.
Brown said they track the engagement at these events, which helps the Alumni Association stay informed about potential giving.
"If we know that people are only coming to regional events and not coming back to campus, thinking about if their local club has a scholarship fund might be more attractive for them to think about giving back to than giving to the school of business. So, we're using a lot of different data points as much as we can to help inform those decisions."
Brown said one of the most important things any university can do is make sure they are creating a meaningful connection and a longstanding relationship with people.
"It's not just about getting your diploma, your cap and gown, and you walk away from Villanova," Brown said. "We want to make sure they are seeing the opportunities that we are providing for them as alumni."
Many alumni may find that they need career assistance years after graduating, as they are making new decisions about their career that may be different from the degree they earned.
"One of the ways we've invested is really looking at alumni career services, whether it's getting that first job or helping with a career transition," Brown said. "Ten years ago, we wouldn't have thought to offer these programs, but we really see that need to make sure our alumni feel engaged and that they see opportunities from their alma mater and not from somewhere else."
To increase the value offered to their alumni community, they launched the Nova Network 18 months ago. Currently, it has 17,000 active users and is growing quickly because of the work of the Alumni Association.
Nova Network has 40 different groups where alumni can self-identify and connect with people who have similar interests. Popular groups include Nova Women Lead, Villanova Veterans, and the Villanova Public Policy Society.
The university has used these groups as a way to target individuals for their annual day of giving, 1842 Day. Because of these targeting efforts, 117 members from the Nova Women Lead group donated more than $12,600 to the McNulty Institute for Women's Leadership within 24 hours. Another group on the network — the Center for Access, Success, and Achievement — gave more than $6,000 from 88 donors, and the Villanova Athletes group had 903 donors give $185,000 to support athletics.
Nova Network will be at the center of a new campaign — Nova Network November — which will be a series of 30+ online and on-campus events dedicated to enhancing the professional development of Villanova alumni, graduates and students in the College of Professional Studies. Brown is hoping these efforts will help people become more familiar with the platform and all of the ways they can become engaged.
"One of the things that drew us to the PeopleGrove platform is being able to target our graduate students," Brown said. "It has been really positive because we can track who's fully utilizing the network, and better inform them about future programming. If there's a group that looks like they're not fully utilizing the platform, we can create targeted messaging to make that connection a little bit stronger. It's all about that connection and developing a lifelong relationship between Villanova and our alumni."
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The Dark Wire
Border Patrol Finds 53 Illegal Migrants in Human Smuggling Trailer
Jennie Taer
U.S. Customs and Border Protection announced Friday that its agents discovered a trailer filled with 53 illegal migrants Tuesday, according to Friday's press release. The temperature was soaring at over 105 degrees Fahrenheit and the tractor-trailer was found at the IH-35 border checkpoint in Laredo, TX. It was discovered by a canine who signaled the smell of humans and narcotics.
#Laredo Sector #BorderPatrol agents discover 53 aliens in 105-degree trailer at Interstate 35 checkpoint. Driver arrested. Read more: https://t.co/yIPT9W1izp pic.twitter.com/UsbSs4DyGw
— CBP South Texas (@CBPSouthTexas) September 20, 2019
Border Patrol agents frequently discover people in cramped spaces with dangerous temperatures being trafficked into the United States. In many cases, the undocumented immigrants have died due to heat deprivation and dehydration. The drug cartels and human smugglers have put children in these same scenarios and have created a humanitarian crisis along the roughly 2,000 mile southern border with Mexico.
In this case, there were no deaths among the illegal immigrants discovered in the back of the trailer. The group received medical evaluations however, there wasn't a need for further medical attention.
Members of the group came from Mexico, Ecuador, Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras and were illegally entering the U.S. with the assistance of the cartels.
All 53 migrants were arrested and the incident is currently under investigation.
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'use strict';

import nls = require('vs/nls');
import {TPromise} from 'vs/base/common/winjs.base';
import types = require('vs/base/common/types');
import URI from 'vs/base/common/uri';
import {getPathLabel, IWorkspaceProvider} from 'vs/base/common/labels';
import {isBinaryMime} from 'vs/base/common/mime';
import {EventType} from 'vs/base/common/events';
import {EditorModel, IFileEditorInput, EditorInput, BaseDiffEditorInput} from 'vs/workbench/common/editor';
import {BaseTextEditorModel} from 'vs/workbench/common/editor/textEditorModel';
import {DiffEditorModel} from 'vs/workbench/common/editor/diffEditorModel';
import {TextDiffEditorModel} from 'vs/workbench/common/editor/textDiffEditorModel';
import {IDisposable, dispose} from 'vs/base/common/lifecycle';

/**
 * The base editor input for the diff editor. It is made up of two editor inputs, the original version
 * and the modified version.
 */
export class DiffEditorInput extends BaseDiffEditorInput {

	public static ID = 'workbench.editors.diffEditorInput';

	private _toUnbind: IDisposable[];
	private name: string;
	private description: string;
	private cachedModel: DiffEditorModel;
	private forceOpenAsBinary: boolean;

	constructor(name: string, description: string, originalInput: EditorInput, modifiedInput: EditorInput, forceOpenAsBinary?: boolean) {
		super(originalInput, modifiedInput);

		this.name = name;
		this.description = description;
		this.forceOpenAsBinary = forceOpenAsBinary;

		this._toUnbind = [];

		this.registerListeners();
	}

	private registerListeners(): void {

		// When the original or modified input gets disposed, dispose this diff editor input
		this._toUnbind.push(this.originalInput.addListener2(EventType.DISPOSE, () => {
			if (!this.isDisposed()) {
				this.dispose();
			}
		}));

		this._toUnbind.push(this.modifiedInput.addListener2(EventType.DISPOSE, () => {
			if (!this.isDisposed()) {
				this.dispose();
			}
		}));

		// When the modified model gets dirty, re-emit this to the outside
		this._toUnbind.push(this.modifiedInput.onDidChangeDirty(() => this._onDidChangeDirty.fire()));
	}

	public get toUnbind() {
		return this._toUnbind;
	}

	public getTypeId(): string {
		return DiffEditorInput.ID;
	}

	public getName(): string {
		return this.name;
	}

	public getDescription(): string {
		return this.description;
	}

	public setOriginalInput(input: EditorInput): void {
		this.originalInput = input;
	}

	public setModifiedInput(input: EditorInput): void {
		this.modifiedInput = input;
	}

	public resolve(refresh?: boolean): TPromise<EditorModel> {
		let modelPromise: TPromise<EditorModel>;

		// Use Cached Model
		if (this.cachedModel && !refresh) {
			modelPromise = TPromise.as<EditorModel>(this.cachedModel);
		}

		// Create Model - we never reuse our cached model if refresh is true because we cannot
		// decide for the inputs within if the cached model can be reused or not. There may be
		// inputs that need to be loaded again and thus we always recreate the model and dispose
		// the previous one - if any.
		else {
			modelPromise = this.createModel(refresh);
		}

		return modelPromise.then((resolvedModel: DiffEditorModel) => {
			if (this.cachedModel) {
				this.cachedModel.dispose();
			}

			this.cachedModel = resolvedModel;

			return this.cachedModel;
		});
	}

	public getPreferredEditorId(candidates: string[]): string {

		// Find the right diff editor for the given isBinary/isText state
		let useBinaryEditor = this.forceOpenAsBinary || this.isBinary(this.originalInput) || this.isBinary(this.modifiedInput);

		return !useBinaryEditor ? 'workbench.editors.textDiffEditor' : 'workbench.editors.binaryResourceDiffEditor';
	}

	private isBinary(input: EditorInput): boolean {
		let mime: string;

		// Find mime by checking for IFileEditorInput implementors
		let fileInput = <IFileEditorInput>(<any>input);
		if (types.isFunction(fileInput.getMime)) {
			mime = fileInput.getMime();
		}

		return mime && isBinaryMime(mime);
	}

	private createModel(refresh?: boolean): TPromise<DiffEditorModel> {

		// Join resolve call over two inputs and build diff editor model
		return TPromise.join<EditorModel>([
			this.originalInput.resolve(refresh),
			this.modifiedInput.resolve(refresh)
		]).then((models) => {
			let originalEditorModel = models[0];
			let modifiedEditorModel = models[1];

			// If both are text models, return textdiffeditor model
			if (modifiedEditorModel instanceof BaseTextEditorModel && originalEditorModel instanceof BaseTextEditorModel) {
				return new TextDiffEditorModel(<BaseTextEditorModel>originalEditorModel, <BaseTextEditorModel>modifiedEditorModel);
			}

			// Otherwise return normal diff model
			return new DiffEditorModel(originalEditorModel, modifiedEditorModel);
		});
	}

	public matches(otherInput: any): boolean {
		if (super.matches(otherInput) === true) {
			return true;
		}

		if (otherInput) {
			if (!(otherInput instanceof DiffEditorInput)) {
				return false;
			}

			let otherDiffInput = <DiffEditorInput>otherInput;
			return this.originalInput.matches(otherDiffInput.originalInput) && this.modifiedInput.matches(otherDiffInput.modifiedInput);
		}

		return false;
	}

	public dispose(): void {
		this._toUnbind = dispose(this._toUnbind);

		// Dispose Model
		if (this.cachedModel) {
			this.cachedModel.dispose();
			this.cachedModel = null;
		}

		super.dispose();
	}
}

export function toDiffLabel(res1: URI, res2: URI, context: IWorkspaceProvider): string {
	let leftName = getPathLabel(res1.fsPath, context);
	let rightName = getPathLabel(res2.fsPath, context);

	return nls.localize('compareLabels', "{0} ↔ {1}", leftName, rightName);
}

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Q: How to get a line number when parsing with QXmlDefaultHandler? I am parsing a xml file with QXmlDefaultHandler like this:
void Parser::ParseFilename(const char* pFilename)
{
  LOG_DEBUG("Parser::ParseFilename(%s)", pFilename);
  ClearState();

  m_inputFile.setFileName(pFilename);
  QXmlInputSource source( &m_inputFile );
  QXmlSimpleReader reader;

  reader.setContentHandler( this );
  reader.parse( source );
}

I need to know line numbers for error messages. How can I get them?

A: Use the exception that is passed to QXmlErrorHandler::error() function. You can set a custom error handler using QXmlReader::setErrorHandler().

A: Answering myself.
I was not completely clear in my question because I didn't write that I need to generate my own custom error messages. For example I need to make complicate validations of certain attributes. Then, if the attribute is invalid, I need to write message like: "Error on line 15454 column 48, attritubute 'number' should be a prime number but is 65536'.
The approach suggested by Ariya Hidayat works only for messages generated by the SAX parser itself (like malformed XML).
For custom messages I need to overload   setDocumentLocator ( QXmlLocator * locator ) which tells me about the current locator, and  save somewhere the value of the locator like savedLocator = locator;  Actual line number is obtained by locator->lineNumber().

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Israeli Opposition Leaders Form Tentative Coalition To Oust Netanyahu
The group of eight parties from all over the political spectrum has just enough seats for the necessary majority, and any last-minute defections would cause the deal to fall apart.
Israel's New Coalition, Explained
A group of Israeli opposition leaders announced Wednesday night that they had reached an agreement to form a coalition government and oust Benjamin Netanyahu, the country's longest-serving Prime Minister.
Currently, the group is composed of eight political parties from the hard right, the left, the center, and one Arab party.
A much more logical coalition would be composed of the parties on the right. That cannot be formed without Netanyahu's Likud party, which is the largest of the conservative parties by far. However, many of the prime minister's previous allies — led by the hard right leader Naftali Bennett, who formerly served as Netanyahu's chief of staff — have abandoned him in favor of the new coalition.
The significance of this move is contextualized well by The New York Times, which explained that the effort "would be akin to Mitch McConnell abandoning Donald Trump to work with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Chuck Schumer — and Ocasio-Cortez and Schumer saying yes."
If the deal is finalized, it would form a government of political opposites that agree on very little beyond the sentiment that Netanyahu needs to go and that his efforts to stay in power after four failed elections in two years are hurting the country.
Also of note here: if the government assumes office, it would mark the first time an Arab party is part of the ruling coalition.
As for how power would be divided up under the agreement, Bennett would serve as prime minister for two years. After that, center-left opposition leader Yair Lapid would take the position.
In order to keep their tentative coalition together, the two leaders have promised to focus on issues where the diverse groups could reach compromises at the beginning, such as education and infrastructure.
They would, by contrast, avoid divisive areas, such as new policies on Israeli-Palestinian issues, where the views of the eight parties range from religion-centered advocates of Jewish settlements in the West Bank to secular leaders who support an independent Palestinian state.
Keeping the coalition together will be tenuous, and nothing is set in stone.
While the opposition leaders have outlined a deal, it still needs to win a vote of confidence in Israel's parliament, the Knesset, before the coalition can take over as the new government.
That creates a very precarious situation because if a deal is made, the new group would hold the barest majority of 61 seats in the 120-seat Knesset. As a result, if just one party defects before the vote of confidence, the whole agreement could fall apart — a move that could very well pave the way for a fifth election.
Netanyahu and his remaining allies plan to capitalize on this key factor. The speaker of the Knesset, Yariv Levin, is an ally of Netanyahu and is expected to use parliamentary procedure to delay the vote by at least 12 days.
That extra time will give the embattled leader a chance to lobby and pressure party leaders in the coalition who are still on the fence about forming such an ideologically divided government — a campaign he has already begun.
On Thursday, Netanyahu made it clear that he intends to fight on, taking to Twitter to list concessions that he claimed the right and center parties made to gain the Arab party's support.
"All right-wing Knesset members must oppose this dangerous left-wing government," he wrote.
As for if his pressure campaign will work, it all comes down to a cost-benefit analysis of whether this coalition is worth the risk.
Many of the leaders are uncomfortable working with each other and have made serious compromises to even reach an agreement on a coalition goverment. The alternative, however, is likely another election cycle, during which Netanyahu would keep power.
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The Humboldt County Office of Education provides unique educational programs operated within school settings throughout Humboldt County. Many students are wards of the court and are under the supervision of the community school probation officer.
The community school probation officer participates in the screening process for incoming students, provides crisis intervention both on campus and in students' homes and refers students to onsite counseling services. The probation officer is on each campus at least weekly and is involved with the students' families as well as with the students themselves.
The goal of school staff and the probation officer is to teach students personal responsibility and develop life skills to ensure a successful transition to their former schools of residence.


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Andy Beckett
ISBN 9780571221363 Format Hardback
The seventies are probably the most important and fascinating period in modern British political history. They encompass strikes that brought down governments, shock general election results, the rise of Margaret Thatcher and the fall of Edward Heath, the IMF crisis, the Winter of Discontent and the three-day week.
But the seventies have also been frequently misunderstood, oversimplified and misrepresented. When the Lights Went Out goes in search of what really happened, what it felt like at the time, and where it was all leading. It includes vivid interviews with many of the leading participants, many of them now dead, from Heath to Jack Jones to Arthur Scargill, and it travels from the once-famous factories where the great industrial confrontations took place to the suburbs where Thatcherism was created and to remote North Sea oil rigs.
The book also unearths the stories of the forgotten political actors away from Westminster who gave the decade so much of its volatility and excitement, from the Gay Liberation Front to the hippie anarchists of the free festival movement. Over five years in the making, this book is not an academic history but something for the general reader, written with the vividness of a novel or the best works of American New Journalism, bringing the decade back to life in all its drama and complexity.
The seventies are probably the most important and fascinating period in modern British political history. They encompass strikes that brought down governments, shock general election results, the rise of Margaret Thatcher and the fall of Edward Heath, the IMF crisis, the Winter of Discontent and the three-day week.But the seventies have also been frequently misunderstood, oversimplified and misrepresented. When the Lights Went Out goes in search of what really happened, what it felt like at the time, and where it was all leading. It includes vivid interviews with many of the leading participants, many of them now dead, from Heath to Jack Jones to Arthur Scargill, and it travels from the once-famous factories where the great industrial confrontations took place to the suburbs where Thatcherism was created and to remote North Sea oil rigs.The book also unearths the stories of the forgotten political actors away from Westminster who gave the decade so much of its volatility and excitement, from the Gay Liberation Front to the hippie anarchists of the free festival movement. Over five years in the making, this book is not an academic history but something for the general reader, written with the vividness of a novel or the best works of American New Journalism, bringing the decade back to life in all its drama and complexity.
About Andy Beckett
Andy Beckett was born in 1969. He studied modern history at Oxford University and journalism at the University of California in Berkeley. He is a feature writer at the Guardian, and also writes for the London Review of Books and the New York Times magazine. He lives in London.


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I'm in the process of writing Milly's birth story. I really never noticed just how long-winded I can be though - it's already two Word pages long, and I haven't even reached the part where I went into labour! All I've written is just the pregnancy story... Oops!
I'm waiting to get all the photos together, too, so I won't be posting it until then. I promise I'll make it worth the wait though. Really.
Also regarding photography, when Milly was six days old we went to the Heartfelt Exhibition! After looking forward to it so much, we finally got to go along... And it was worth the wait. So many photos and stories - and everyone was so nice there, cooing over Amelia and asking about Ianto's picture. It was the one I have in the header of my blog, the one of his feet. I felt so proud of both my babies.
That's so great that you are writing a really detailed birth story! I really need to do that still.
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Teni, that is a gorgeous photo. It brought tears to my eyes. I hope they bring the Heartfelt exhibit to other states. I look forward to reading your birth story! Well done and congrats again on little Amelia's arrival!
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Umm Sulaym era stata in precedenza sposata con Malik ibn al-Nadr e il loro figlio fu Anas ibn Malik, un Compagno assai apprezzato di Maometto.

In seguito alla morte del primo marito, Zayd ibn Sahl, noto come Abū Ṭalḥa b. Thābit, decise d'impegnarsi con lei prima ce qualcun altro lo facesse. Era fiducioso che Umm Sulaym non gli avrebbe preferito altri. Era abbastanza ricco, un cavaliere rinomato e un arciere capace e proveniva dallo stesso clan di Umm Sulaym, i Banu Najjar. A seguito della conversione di Abū Ṭalḥa all'Islam, i due si sposarono e furono considerati una coppia musulmana modello.
Abū Ṭalḥa morì mentre partecipava a una spedizione navale all'epoca del terzo Califfo "ortodosso" ʿUthmān, e fu sepolto in mare.

Umm Sulaym era conosciuta per il suo coraggio e la sua intraprendenza. Durante la battaglia di Uhud portava un pugnale tra le pieghe del suo abito, fornendo acqua e curando i feriti, impegnandosi inoltre a difendere Maometto quando la battaglia ne mise a forte rischio l'incolumità.

Il figlio che poi nacque era ʿAbd Allāh. Più tardi gli nacque un fratello, cui fu posto il nome di Ibn ʿUmayr.

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Muhammad ibn Saʿd: Kitāb al-Ṭabaqāt al-kabīr, ed. E. Sachau, 9 voll., Leida, 1904-1940, VIII, pp. 310-318. Online: https://archive.org/stream/biographienmuham08ibns#page/n153/mode/2up

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By Madam Koverage / June 6, 2018
About three years ago I had the pleasure of interviewing Ms. Yvonne Orji after meeting her at the Umu Igbo Unite 11th Annual Conference in New Jersey in 2015."Umu Igbo Unite (UIU) works to connect, convene, and empower the next generation of Igbo professionals through networking opportunities and cultural exchange to preserve the Igbo heritage". Yvonne Orji happened to be one of the comedians for the Comedy Show during the conference. From the moment she stepped on stage as one of the only female comedians, it was at that moment she earned a fan because her relatable jokes had me laughing the whole time. I just knew I had to interview her for my blog. I remember she was in a rush to leave to catch a flight, so she told me we could do a phone interview a few days later, and she kept to her promise. Of course the day of the interview, I happened to be stuck in the New Jersey train station with my phone on 20%, and to make matters worse I had no paper or pen on me. I literally had to do this interview on a napkin from Dunkin Donuts, the back of a receipt in my purse, and a borrowed pen from a stranger lol.. crazy I know, but knowing she had a busy schedule, I was not going to miss the opportunity. But everything turned out great, so here is the link to the Interview http://madamkoverage.com/2015/09/15/umu-igbo-unite-11th-annual-convention-recap/
I decided to post it below, just so you can see how much she has evolved within three years.
1. Where were you born & raised?
I was born in Port Harcourt, Nigeria, so I claim NAIJA all day, but I've lived in Maryland for most of my time in the US. I moved to LA from Harlem, New York.
2. What gave you the confidence to start stand up? Did your upbringing influence you to make jokes?
I entered the Miss Nigeria in America Pageant in 2006, and I needed a talent. I didn't know I needed a talent until about two weeks before the competition. They were like, "So what's your talent?" I prayed because I was so unsure on what to do, and God revealed to me that my talent would be "comedy". I may have not won the competition ( came 2nd or 3rd runner up) but my true calling was revealed to me.
3. Where do you get your material from? Are you selective about the type of videos you produce for the public
Most of my material is observational. Coming from a Christian background, I stay away from cursing and vulgarity. I feel that clean comedy doesn't have to mean boring comedy.
4. Do you work well under pressure ?
I have performed enough times, that I am now comfortable on stage. Of course sometimes you feel a bit jittery, but once I hit the stage that all goes away. You have to know your audience, because every joke is not for every crowd. You have to know how to move on from joke that was not received well.
5. Who are some people in the industry that you might look up to, for guidance, and ways to enhance your craft?
There are a lot of people in the industry that I look up to, one being Chris Rock. I remember him saying, " It is important to always be professional". You never know who you will come in contact with, so it is important to always carry yourself with dignity and respect no matter the setting. And be genuine in what you do, I like things to feel organic and not forced.
6. What inspired you to come to Umu Igbo Unite?
I love that Umu Igbo Unite gives "Igbo children" an opportunity to come together for a weekend and connect and network. Being that both of my parents are Nigerian, it is important for our generation to continue to live out the legacies and traditions from our parents. I loved that everywhere I turned it was someone who is just like me. We definitely took over the hotel that weekend. I also loved that I had the opportunity to be apart of the comedy show for the last two years.
7. Are there any major projects that you are currently working on, that you would like people to be aware of ? Such as the First Gen Show?
Recently I landed a role in the HBO Comedy Pilot called, "Insecure". Click the link to read more http://deadline.com/2015/08/jay-ellis-yvonne-orji-star-hbo-comedy-pilot-insecure-issa-rae-1201504614/
I also wrote a sitcom pilot called, "The First Gen Show". The story is semi autobiographical and draws loosely from Yvonne's stand-up routines and real life experiences. At it's core, First Gen is about a Nigerian girl who trades medical school for a career in stand-up comedy and the adventures that ensue after her strict African mother discovers her plans. It's a super funny and refreshing take on the modern day immigrant family.
First Gen will resonate with a multitude of audiences, but especially, children of immigrant parents from a variety of backgrounds living in America, of which there are millions. The familiar themes of family, tradition and living up to parents' expectations are universal, and extend beyond race, gender or religion.
The Goal of First Gen is to be sold to a major network and produced into a sitcom that will be enjoyed by masses for years to come. To help those efforts, the FG team will produce a pilot presentation and a Docu-series.
Check out the Website & OFFICIAL TRAILER : http://www.firstgenshow.com/
8. How can readers get in contact with you?
Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/user/YveeO
Instagram: @YvonneOrji & @FirstGenShow
Twitter: @YvonneOrji
Facebook: Yvonne Orji
Wow… and that was just THREE YEARS AGO? Reading through her interview again just gives me goosebumps because since then we have all fallen in love with her relatable character Molly on HBO's hit show " Insecure". We have witnessed her gracing the stage, red carpets, and magazines with some of your favorite celebrities. As mentioned in the interview above, she looked up to Chris Rock and now she has had the opportunity to work with him. We witnessed her hold down the torch for all the Nigerians/Africans while she did "Shoki Dance" in the White House during Barack Obama's last term, and always staying true to her culture any chance she gets. We have also seen her do a "TED Talk"called " The Wait Is Sexy" and not falling into societies stereotypes, and how it is ok to be a certain age and still be a virgin. I love watching how she has grown in such a short period of time.I love supporting women who follow their dreams, and I love seeing my own people (Nigerians/Africans) make it to the top! So hopefully this will push someone to keep pushing until they reach their dreams, don't conform into what society is doing.
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The Shockers rallied from a 21-18 deficit to keep the fourth set alive. Sam Sanders recorded a kill and two service aces during a run that gave the Shockers a 22-21 lead. Three kills by Adney gave WSU a 25-22 victory.
Adney led WSU with 18 kills, compiling a .222 attack percentage. Sanders and Field both added 14 kills and Field recorded a .429 attack percentage. Chelsey Feekin totaled 47 assists and eight digs. Jackie Church had 31 digs, helping WSU to an 83-71 edge.
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