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Q: Python For Loop with Enumerate: 'String Index Out Of Range' I have been trying to write a for loop in Python, where the goal is to iterate through a list of alphabetically-sorted letters and a corresponding list of numbers, and perform a cumulative calculation:

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*If a letter in the first list is different than the previous letter (i.e. it is the first time that that letter appears in the list), divide the corresponding number from the second list by 0.5 and then append it to a new list.

*Until the letter in the first list changes, take the previous value from the new list, multiply it by 0.5, and then add the current item from the number list and append the result to the new list.

This example shows how this would work in Excel:
MS Excel calculation
At first, I thought that I could do something like what was outlined here, using a while loop and having it reference previous values, but then this seemed like it wouldn't work for this purpose since there is already an existing list (the letters) for which I would need to reference previous values (rather than just referencing previous values in a new list).
I then tried to use a for loop with enumerate, but was getting a 'string index out of range' error:
import numpy as np
import pandas as pd

d={'Letters':['A','A','A','B','B','B'],'Numbers':[1,2,3,4,5,6]}

df=pd.DataFrame(data=d)

Number=df.Numbers
Letter=df.Letters

NumberOutput=[]
for index,(x,y) in enumerate(zip(Number,Letter)):
    if index==0:
        NumberOutput.append(x/0.5)
    elif index>0 and y!=y[index-1]:
        NumberOutput.append(x/0.5)
    else:
        NumberOutput.append((NumberOutput[index-1]*0.5)+x)

I am assuming that the problem here is that the for loop is trying to reference the previous Letter value at position 0 in the list, i.e. the previous string index doesn't exist, but the loop explicitly handles the case of index==0 before trying to reference index-1, so I'm not clear on why this causes this error.
I ended up going a different route and using two separate for loops, one that creates a list of 'LetterFlags' (that flag a 1 anytime the letter in the first list changes and a 0 otherwise), and then a second one that uses the 'LetterFlag' to determine whether or not the current Letter is different from the previous one. This approach doesn't throw an error and produces correct results, but this seems like it isn't the most efficient way to do this:
import numpy as np
import pandas as pd

d={'Letters':['A','A','A','B','B','B'],'Numbers':[1,2,3,4,5,6]}

df=pd.DataFrame(data=d)

LetterFlag=[]
Number=df.Numbers
Letter=df.Letters

for (previousL,currentL) in zip(Letter,Letter[1:]):
    if previousL!=currentL:
        LetterFlag.append(1)
    else:
        LetterFlag.append(0)

LetterFlag=[1]+LetterFlag
df['LetterFlag']=LetterFlag
LetterFlag=df.LetterFlag

NumberOutput=[]
for index,(x,y) in enumerate(zip(LetterFlag,Number)):
    if x==1:
        NumberOutput.append(y/0.5)
    else:
        NumberOutput.append((NumberOutput[index-1]*0.5)+y)

Is there a better way that I could have done this? Thank you in advance for any guidance.

A: If I understand the question correctly, you could do this:-
letters = ['A', 'A', 'A', 'B', 'B', 'B']
numbers = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6]
assert len(letters) == len(numbers)

numout = [numbers[0]*0.5]

for i, L in enumerate(letters[1:], 1):
    if L != letters[i-1]:
        numout.append(numbers[i]*0.5)

print(*numout)

With these values the output will be:- 0.5 2.0


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Early last year – following the much-belated release of Putty Squad for the Amiga in December 2013, and the same game's simultaneous release in souped-up HD form for an assortment of current-gen consoles – a Putty Squad soundtrack album was released for digital download over on BandCamp (and iTunes, I believe). It contains all the tracks from the HD version of the game, produced by Sound of Games; and as well as being wholly spiffing in its own right, there's a fact about this particular digi-album that may prove highly pleasing to folks who enjoy hearing nifty Amiga game tunes given a brand new lease of life by talented remixing persons. It's a fact I personally was unaware of until I happened to purchase a copy of said album this very evening, and the discovery of it has caused much cheery grinning.
The fact is this: Eight out of the 21 tracks are corkingly fab reworkings of the tunes from the Amiga version of Putty Squad. Plus! The very first track on the album - deceptively mundanely titled "Loading" - is actually a remix of the gloriously groovy opening theme from the first game, Putty.
And here, for the sake of clarity, is a list of the eight pieces based on the original Amiga Putty Squad soundtrack, accompanied (in brackets) by the names of the MOD files on which they're based.
I was jolly pleased, anyway. Just thought I'd pass on the info!


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Recent Developments in Robot Safety Standards
| By: Jeff Fryman, Director, Standards Development
This has been a particularly exciting year for developments in robot safety standards. However, most of these developments have taken place outside the United States, so for many of us they have gone relatively unnoticed. Since I have been an active participant in these developments, I would like to take this opportunity to share details about them with you.
The year started out on a very high note with the Canadian Standards Association (CSA) introducing their newly revised Canadian robot safety standard, CSA Z434:2003. This new edition (updated from 1994) has the unique distinction of being a truly North American Standard. While the Z434 standard is based firmly on the ANSI/RIA R15.06-1999 standard, the technical committee responsible for the document made some distinct national changes. To comply with the Z434 is to fully comply with the R15.06; thus making it a standard usable throughout North America. The national changes do mean, however, that following the R15.06 standard in Canadian installations would result in an approximate five percent shortfall in compliance requirements. I should note here that any existing installation which followed the R15.06 guidelines remains compliant as there are no additional retrofit requirements.
I expect that some of you may be curious as to what the differences in the two documents are, so I will highlight a few of the changes. For the most part the changes are purely editorial, adding clarity and making the Z434 even more easily understood than the R15.06. A few technical changes are worth noting, but all are in the spirit and intent of the R15.06 and promote harmonization with existing Canadian and International standards. The performance requirements for Control Reliability are specifically identified as being dual channel with monitoring – in line with the original intent of the R15.06 committee. Barrier guard heights are harmonized with other Canadian machine guarding requirements. The risk assessment matrix has been 'tweaked' resulting in a slightly more conservative safeguarding strategy. And finally, the clearance requirement is changed from 18 inches to 20 inches (one half meter) consistent with International requirements.
The Robotic Industries Association (RIA) was very pleased to team up with the CSA in sponsoring the March 2003 North American Robot Safety Conference in Toronto. This very successful event marked the formal introduction of the Z434 standard, and included a complete program of presentations related to industrial robot safety, compliance with the standard, and the Ontario provincial requirements for pre-start health and safety reviews. I am looking forward to seeing this terrific event repeated next year and hope that even more of you can join us.
Some very interesting developments are also taking place with the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and the ISO 10218 standard (the international equivalent of R15.06). In 2002 the ISO committee (TC184/SC2) responsible for the 10218 standard voted to revise the 1992 edition. Work has been ongoing since. Following the international committee's fourth meeting in June 2003, the working draft for part 1 of the revised ISO 10218 was submitted for balloting as a Committee Draft, step two in a four step process.
What started as a ''simple'' harmonization effort between the 1992 edition of ISO 10218, the 1999 edition of ANSI/RIA R15.06 and the 2003 edition of CSA Z434 has turned into a genuine development effort introducing new and exciting concepts to the world of industrial robot safety. Because of the varying approach to standards writing across the world, it is essential to create a document that can be used in Europe, the Americas, and Asia.
North American safety standards tend to be ''user centric'', talking to the end user of the equipment consistent with work place safety requirements and compliance with government regulations. European safety standards tend to be ''producer centric'', speaking to the equipment manufacturer and implementing the manufacturers' responsibility under European legislation. For this reason, the revised ISO 10218 is being proposed as a two part document. With the overall title of the revised ISO 10218 being ''Robots for Industrial Environment – Safety''; Part 1, entitled ''Design, Construction and Installation'', is intended to be fully compliant with the European Machinery Directive and expected to replace the existing EN775 in due course. Part 2, work on which has just begun, has a working title of ''Application and Use of Robots in the Work Place'' and is intended to address work place safety requirements and is directed more to the user than the manufacturer. Combining parts one and two will allow the revised ISO 10218 to eventually replace the existing U.S. and Canadian standards as well as be adopted in Asia.
Work on the revision to ISO 10218 is far from complete, but I think that it is important to share with you some of the work that has been done up to this time. I should caution that my comments are based on the proposals on the table today, and are subject to (complete) change as the draft document is further refined. Also, my comments are based on differences from the R15.06 standard, not from the 1992 edition of ISO 10218.
The safety-related control circuitry performance of ''Control Reliability'' has been agreed to be (as a minimum) the same as ''Category 3'' requirements as described in ISO 13849. Clearance requirements, as noted above, change from 18 inches to 0.5 meters (20 inches). However, the requirement for additional safeguarding could disappear completely if you invest in appropriate new and enhanced capabilities and features in the robot control system itself. Looking into other future capabilities and features of industrial robots, the committee is developing appropriate safety criterion for wireless and detachable control pendants. Also all of the appropriate ISO and IEC standards for safeguarding devices are being recognized and referenced, as is risk assessment from ISO 12100 and ISO 14121.
The committee is also developing requirements for several proposed new modes of operation. These modes include: ''synchronized'' robot control where multiple robots are working with common mathematically coordinated movements; ''assisting'' robots which work in a ''collaborative workspace'' with the operator; and ''mobile'' robots mounted on Automated Guided Vehicles (AGV).
And finally, let's not overlook work right here in the United States. The R15.06 committee is busy at work again, this time with a ''technical report'' that is intended to outline ''best practices'' for teaching more than one robot in a common safeguarded space. This has been identified as an area in the R15.06 that can use some clarification as to what the appropriate safeguarding strategy could be.
This technical report is envisioned as providing more detail and include examples of allowable safeguarding practices that all fall within the current guidelines of the 1999 edition of the R15.06. Participation in this and other standards sponsored by the RIA are open to anyone with an interest in the topic.
All of these developments mean that robot safety continues to be an active process with new and more effective methods of personnel safeguarding continually being introduced.

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The games have been a huge commercial success, much to the chagrin of those fighting against it's popularity. When 'GTA:V', the latest installment, earned $1 billion in its first three days making it the fastest selling entertainment product in history.
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As well as having the opportunity to see some of her favourite players in action, and getting to go to Wembley, it is wonderful for her to be able to see women at the top of their game. She may ask me "why aren't their Match Attack cards with women players on them?" But women's football has come a long way with a record attendance of 30,701 at last year's SSE Women's FA Cup Final (including us, thanks to the very kind people at SSE) which millions tuned in to watch on the BBC, plus we've seen incredible performances from our Lionesses in the World Cup last year (coming 3rd) and the SheBelievesCup earlier this year.
It's also been encouraging to see various brands supporting girls and women's sport. For example, SSE are working closely with the FA as well as clubs across the country, to kick off the FA SSE Girls' Football Participation Programme, which will look to get more youngsters taking part in the sport. Launching in 2016, girls aged five to 14 will have more opportunities than ever to play the beautiful game.
SSE and the FA are setting up a series of girls-only sessions within partner clubs so girls get the chance to play and have fun with their friends. This, and England's excellent third-place finish in the 2015 Women's World Cup, highlighted the national interest in the women's game. "We're hoping to bring through the next generation of talent, because we're proud to make a difference," say SSE.


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As a government school teacher in Jammu and Kashmir, I have the experience of teaching up to the higher secondary level. So, I know the plight of the teachers, working under Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA) in the state, who routinely remain without salaries for three to five months. Their plight is ignored; their pleas not heeded. It is unbelievable to see that in the place where teachers are known as nation builders, there is little regard for not less than forty-one thousand SSA teachers when it comes to paying them their dues. They get their salaries three to five times a year on festival days only.
Reports of this discrimination and exploitation of several years can fill volumes. Although it is often reported in the press, unfortunately, the inhuman practice seems far from ending. At present, the teachers are again without salaries from July and the 7th pay commission (7th PC) is still a dream for them.
Many SSA teachers confided that the continuous non-payment of salaries for three to five months and the non-implementation of the 7thPC for them, is heavily affecting them mentally, financially and socially.
One colleague said that he is unable to concentrate on anything because of the family worries that have affected him.
"The various family issues, concerns and the uncertainty of the job and no money – all have deprived me of sleep, peace of mind and made me restless," he told me.
Another SSA teacher confided that each morning and evening, he does needlework to earn some money for his family. "I also avoid going to school daily and instead do apple related tasks- packing, pruning, etc. to earn for my family," said the teacher.
The bitter truth is that these teachers are treated scornfully. They are dubbed as 'bonded labourers or irregular teachers'. These words do more damage than a toxin.
Moreover, about 70 per cent of SSA teachers have no other means of income than the salary. However, unfortunately, it seems that these teachers are presumed to have other means of income as well, putting them into further trouble because no one believes that they are living a miserable life in the absence of their salaries.
Truth is that the financial position of these teachers is extremely bad. They fail to pay water and electricity bills and the school dues of their children.
What hurts the most is that the department time and again releases a month's salary for these teachers after three to four months. This salary goes to debtors like banks, leaving these teachers without a penny.
Socially, these teachers are facing humiliation and scorn openly. They are unable to build houses, do marriage of their family members, buy clothes and medicines for their families. To meet these needs, they have borrowed money from banks, their friends, relatives and neighbours. Failing to repay the debt, they get humiliated.
A Facebook user wrote, 'Not in a position to buy a PHIRAN for my family because I am SSA ReT'.
A fourth class employee of the education department or any other department gets salary along with the PC benefits at the end of each month. But SSA teachers get nothing at all – no salary, no other service benefits though they regularly attend their duties. Besides, these teachers are used for doing other duties as well like BLO duty, Census duty, election duty and Winter Tutorial duty.
Additionally, all SSA teachers conducted various exams of the year. In this important job, they have fully cooperated with the state although they are without salaries and the service benefits.
In return, the state must honour their services by providing them timely salaries but also rewarded them with the other service benefits.
However, the life of these teachers has been made miserable by pushing them into a deep family financial and social problems and miseries. Every minute of these teachers is spent painfully without money. A dispassionate study into the plight of these teachers will be indicative of the kind of life that these teachers are living in the absence of the salaries for months together.
After protesting hard for a few months this year, the pleas of these suffering teachers reached the ears of the Governor administration. The administration tasked a committee on August 13 to report on November 11 concerning the issues of these teachers and the remedies to resolve them. But no such report is visible and there is no progress. Things have not improved for SSA teachers.
To address this grave humanitarian crisis, the government has to take a stand. We cannot forget the sacrifices of these teachers and deprive them of their salaries. They have families whose survival depends on the wages these teachers earn.
The other employees and the other categories of teachers are paid well in time. Only these teachers are forced to wait for months together for their earned salaries. As such, they live in fear, hunger and uncertainty. Why not listen to their pleas and have mercy on their plight?
Besides, even the Governor administration's credibility is at stake. A Governor's word is final. He promised in September to resolve the issues of SSA teachers but the issues are still unresolved.


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Master's degree in health-related field from a regionally accredited institution. Work experience in higher education.
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Experienced COVID treaters say COVID is an "oxygen failure"
New York – May 4, 2020 – This week, results from Sermo's COVID-19 Real Time Barometer with over 5,900 physicians explored whether COVID 19 was a new type of disease, the controversial use of ventilators, as well as the new protocols that could change the way physicians treat COVID-19. In total, Sermo's Barometer study includes over 27,000 survey interviews in 31 countries, including the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, France, Brazil, Russia, China, Japan and Australia. All data published to date and study methodology can be found here.
Knowledge of COVID-19 and the optimal treatment approach is evolving, and some voices on the front lines have relayed they are charting unfamiliar territory and broadcasting concerns over treatment approaches, particularly the use of ventilators. The statistics around the much sought after breathing device are sobering. In NY, up to 88% of those placed on ventilators died (1). "Panic buying of ventilators" and competition among states to procure ventilators was intense at the onset of the COVID-19 outbreak.
Dr. Cameron Kyle-Sidell, a New York-based ER and critical care physician widely broadcast a compelling message on YouTube, "we are treating the wrong disease." (2) We wanted to further probe his theory and formulated structured questions which were later taken to thousands of international physicians on the front lines.
"Nine days ago I opened an intensive care unit to care for the sickest COVID patients. In these 9 days I've seen things I've never seen before. I presumed I was opening an ICU to treat patients with a virus causing pneumonia that started out mild –– and progressed in severity ultimately ending in acute respiratory distress syndrome or ARDS. ARDS is the disease that every hospital is preparing to treat. And for which many patients might be put on a ventilator. And yet, everything I've seen in the last 9 days just doesn't make sense…I believe we are treating the wrong disease. COVID-19 lung disease…is not a pneumonia and should not be treated as one. Rather, it appears as if it's some kind of viral-induced disease most resembling high altitude sickness…as if (patients) are on a plane at 30,000 feet and the cabin pressure is slowly being let out. These patients are being starved of oxygen…they eventually get blue in the face, and while they look like patients on the brink of death, they do not look like patients dying of pneumonia…they look more like (they were) dropped off at the top of Mount Everest without time to acclimate."
"I don't know the final answer to this disease but I'm quite sure that a ventilator is not it. That is not to say that we don't need ventilators, they are the only way at this time that we are able to give a little more oxygen to patients who need it. But when we treat ARDS, we typically use ventilators to treat respiratory failure, the ventilator does the work that the patients' muscles can no longer do because they are too tired. These patients' muscles work fine. I fear that if we are using a false paradigm to treat a new disease that the method that we program the ventilator, one based on a notion of respiratory failure as opposed to oxygen failure, (and there are a great many number of methods we can use with the ventilator), a method being widely adopted in every hospital in the country which aims to increase pressure on the lungs in order to open them up, is actually doing more harm than good…the pressure we are providing to lungs, may not be able to take it, and that the ARDS that we are seeing, may be nothing more than lung injury caused by the ventilator. Now, I don't know the final answer to this disease. I do sense that we will have to use ventilators, but in a safer way. That safer method challenges long-held dogmatic beliefs within the medical community and among lung specialists which will not be easy to overcome."
In our analysis of results from this past week, we focused on the responses from all physicians treating COVID as well as "COVID Supertreaters in the ICU" (physicians who have treated over 20 COVID-19 patients) and presumably would have the most educated opinions on the matter.
Using ventilation too rapidly?
Do you believe we are currently using ventilators too rapidly on patients and that we should delay their use as much as possible trying all forms of oxygen therapy initially?
From the perspective of COVID-19 Supertreaters in the ICU (physicians who treat over 20 COVID-19 patients) and presumably would have the most experience with ventilators, 48% agreed and 52% disagreed. (n=108 COVID Supertreaters)
Among all COVID-19 treating physicians in the study who expressed an opinion (n=1,100), 47% agreed and 53% disagreed
"My theory on the split in opinions is that in the beginning of this outbreak, patients were coming in and deteriorating so rapidly that healthcare providers were rushing to help patients breathe in whatever way we could," said Dr. Mark Rumbak, Sermo physician and pulmonologist. "We are starting to rethink this."
Does COVID-19 result in typical acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS)?
Do you believe severe COVID-19 is more of a "respiratory failure disease" resulting in ARDS and necessitating ventilation support or a more of an "oxygen failure" disease necessitating oxygen therapy (with ventilation as a last resort)?
Among Supertreaters in the ICU, we had an equal split of opinions: 50% believed in the oxygen failure approach vs. 50% respiratory failure (n=118 COVID-19 Supertreaters).
Again, among all COVID treating physicians in the study who expressed an opinion (n=1,261), 47% believed in the oxygen failure approach vs. 53% respiratory failure.
The two are results related; 63% of physicians who believed COVID-19 to be more of an oxygen failure disease also believed we are using ventilators too rapidly.
"What's highly significant here is that there should be almost unanimous opinion on these topics as we have accepted guidelines for what works and doesn't with respect to Acute Respiratory distress Syndrome (ARDS). If this is not ARDS the treatment may be completely different. In the case of ARDS we need high Peep and low Fio2, if it's not ARDS, we need the opposite approach," said Dr. Rumbak. "Additionally, ARDS has specific histological results. There have been no biopsy results (acutely or post mortem) published as yet. This may be because hospital departments have been closed down for most except COVID-19. If they do publish, we will know what type of respiratory failure this is."
Anonymous pulmonologist Sermo member "It could be a mix of both, perhaps we need to treat that oxygen failure much earlier, more rapidly and with diverse oxygen therapies."
How many succeed on ARDS treatments?
In what percent of patient cases with COVID-19 and severe hypoxia does COVID-19 respond to regular ARDS treatments like intubation, high positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP), lower fraction of inspired oxygen (FiO2)?
Only 17% of physicians felt that the majority of patients (60% – 100%) respond to ARDS strategies.
So what's the alternative?
We explored other treatments and drugs that could be used to improve oxygenation/ delay intubation. Again, we report on COVID Supertreaters in the ICU.
If you believe oxygen is necessary for COVID-19 induced hypoxia, which treatments or drugs do you believe may be helpful in improving oxygenation and delaying intubation?
High flow oxygen Cpap or Bipap High-dose steroids Mucomyst (Acetylcysteine) Vitamin C Inhaled nitric oxide Flolan (Epoprostenol Sodium) Other
81% 64% 29% 8% 19% 19% 10% 2%
There are alternative oxygen therapies that aren't standard protocol for COVID-19 patients but are starting to see some use. The ECMO machine (extracorporeal membrane oxygenation), also known as extracorporeal life support, is an extracorporeal technique of providing prolonged cardiac and respiratory support to persons whose heart and lungs are unable to provide an adequate amount of gas exchange or perfusion to sustain life. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy involves breathing pure oxygen in a pressurized room or tube and is a well-established treatment for decompression sickness from scuba diving, serious infections, bubbles of air in the blood vessels and non-healing wounds resulting from diabetes or radiation.
"ECMO is an alternative and is used when P/F ratio drops below 80. Although there are less ECMO machines than ventilators they will decrease the amount of ventilators used. Some patients can be extubated while on ECMO and the ventilators used on other patients. ECMO may save lives. ECMO machines are the same machines used in cardiac surgery. As most routine cardiac surgical cases are not being performed due to COVID, they can be used in the ICU. Perhaps we could also use hyperbaric chambers although there are not too many of these. We could try to increase their supply. Some have suggested using the many idle airplanes we have and pressurizing the cabins produce "hyperbaric" oxygen. Many patients can be treated in one plane safely," said Dr. Rumbak.
How helpful would each of these be as alternative oxygen therapies?
Highly Helpful" (Very/Extremely Helpful) Among COVID Treaters:
Hyperbaric oxygen ECMO
28% (n = 396 COVID treaters with opinion on Hyperbaric oxygen) 44% (n = 467 COVID treaters with opinion on ECMO)
"Highly Helpful" (Very/Extremely Helpful) Among COVID Supertreaters in the ICU:
31% (n = 45 COVID Supertreaters in the ICU with opinion on Hyperbaric oxygen) 39% (n = 54 COVID supertreaters in the ICU with opinion on ECMO)
A new protocol to delay ventilation?
We asked the physicians who felt COVID-19 is more of an oxygen failure issue to build a protocol where they ordered eight different oxygen strategies presented in order of priority to delay intubation. We asked physicians to place these strategies in order of what would be the best protocol to use after ruling out all other causes of hypoxia (heart failure, blood clot, cirrhosis, collapsed lung, shunts heart damage).
Overall this was the order of top priority for the following strategies, however, this doesn't necessarily reflect the order of administration as some treatments would be administered in combination.
Use nasal oxygen 1-6L per minute
Pronate for better oxygenation
Heated high flow nasal cannula 60-80 l/m
Use Cpap with oxygen/use Bipap machine
Add any of the following treatments to Cpap/Bipap/heated high flow, or non invasive ventilation to improve lung function: inhaled nitric oxide, Flolan (epoprostenol), steroids, plus Vitamin C
Non-invasive ventilation (ventilator with Bipap mask)
https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/fullarticle/2765184?guestAccessKey=906e474e-0b94-4e0e-8eaa-606ddf0224f5
2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eq6YEYfn2zw&feature=youtu.be
Sermo is the largest healthcare data collection company and social platform for physicians, reaching 1,3MM HCPs across 150 countries. The platform enables doctors to anonymously talk real-world medicine, review treatment options via our proprietary Drug Ratings platform, collectively solve patient cases, and participate in medical market research. For more information, visit sermo.com.


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Secret shoppers find concerns at state liquor stores, audit shows
By Lisa Riley Roche | Posted - Nov. 27, 2013 at 8:32 a.m.
(Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret News)
SALT LAKE CITY — On most secret shopper visits to 11 state liquor stores as part of a new audit of the state Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control released Tuesday, customers were not greeted or offered assistance.
"In addition to being good customer service practices, greeting customers and offering assistance can help deter shoplifting," according to the audit by the Office of the Utah State Auditor.
The department said customer service is already part of the training employees receive, but pledged to ensure that the auditor's "particular concerns are included in the training provided."
The secret shoppers also reported other concerns, including being able to access employee-only areas, return products valued at more than $50 without a receipt, and distract cashiers, leaving cash drawers vulnerable.
At one store, a cashier left a cash drawer open while bending over a credit card reader to see what was on the screen. At another store, a cashier left in the middle of a transaction to find a manager after being asked for a receipt.
Other recommendations in the audit, conducted between May and November and presented Tuesday to the DABC Commission, included requiring receipts for all cash purchases and better inventory controls.
Store visits
The stores were visited just before the July 4 holiday to make 38 purchases with at least three different shoppers visiting each store.
After the holiday, 29 visits were made to return items, the report stated.
For example, the audit cited trucks arriving at stores with unlocked trailers and unsecured areas at the trucking company that present "serious security weaknesses at the carrier that could result in significant loss of DABC inventory."
Those concerns have been addressed, the department stated in its response to the audit, noting that trailers must now be locked before leaving the warehouse and the trucking company that delivers goods is being regularly checked.
Additional auditing will be done over the next several months and another report issued, according to the report.
The DABC said in a statement the auditor's work is "critical to the department's continuing efforts to improve both operations and controls" and that it "agrees with the control principles underpinning all of the report's recommendations."
No criminal charges expected in DABC scandal
2011: Audit shows Utah liquor agency 'incompetently managed'
DABC needs internal audit division, according to legislative audit
Lisa Riley Roche
1 year in prison ordered for man in scheme to steal millions from government
US to test nuclear-powered spacecraft by 2027


The shower/tub *had* to be done due to a really bad leak. We used leftover tile from our kitchen renovation which looked great but that longer shower tile is impossible to match and not wanting to touch a finished piece of the puzzle meant our makeover had to keep the footprint of the bathroom exactly the same. I talked all about that first stage of the renovation right here. Here's what we took on in the last few weeks.
I honestly can't pick my favourite part of the room! I would say the marble floor… because it's amazing. But I'm also totally in love with the way the vanity wall turned out with those thin black framed mirrors and chrome globe lights and can we talk about the black contrast? I love it! And then there's the pop of colour with the shower curtain… It's totally my style you guys. And Shane agrees now that it's all done that it's totally NOT boring even without adding more colour or painting the walls a colour. The shibori shower curtain reflecting in the mirror adds tons of colour to the space and all the pieces- even the toilet paper holder add personality with the matte black finish.
Let's talk about the vanity wall for a hot minute… I'm totally in love with how it turned out! The vanity (Avanity Brooks Double Vanity from The Home Depot Canada) is so beautiful but it really is totally classic. The modern widespread Serin high arc chrome faucets from American Standard help add some modern – the traditional more decorative widespread faucets would have made it really hard to go modern with the rest of the space. Then those mirrors? I feel like those were one of the best finds. We snagged them from Homesense and that thin black metal frame was our jumping off point for all the other black details. And those details are now what make the room.
Shane was a bit skeptical of mixing the chrome fixtures with black- but it totally works. The sconces are from Progress Lighting Mod Collection online at The Home Depot Canada as well and the toughest part about them was finding lightbulbs we liked. Lightbulbs make the fixtures and it's so tricky to get exactly the right ones- especially if you're set on LED! The black framed mirrors pair so well with the modern double hooks, towel bar and toilet paper holder we ordered from CB2. I really love how those black hooks work almost as art over in the corner. Plus we can hang 6 towels and not just 1 like a towel bar in the same amount of space. The hooks on the back of the door have been there since we replaced the door and they're just from Ikea but worked with the black so we left them.
I'm still getting used to the open vanity and how our storage in here is changing. I've thrown out a LOT of things that we don't use but there's some bigger things that we used to keep in the bathroom vanity cabinets (like hot rollers) that I just don't know what to do with now. Honestly- I never use the hot rollers but they're one of those things I feel like if I get rid of I'll want to use. Do you have stuff like that? I wish I could be a minimalist- it would be life changing, I'm sure. I've got three of those wire baskets (I can't find them online, but bought them at Walmart) for under the vanity that I will probably swap out for the towels and pretty canisters down there just for function. They come with an off white cloth liner which would hide those things, but we're trying to get used to having less in there before we pile it all back in.
Would you believe my biggest struggle with the space was the open shelves? Well that AND photographing this tiny space without getting the 39 week pregnant belly in any of the photos with all the mirrors! We just installed the shelves last week and we actually had three of them made for the space (thank you Dad!) but they are SO much thicker than our previous DIY shelves that three shelves with enough room to actually put things on them ended up way close to the ceiling. And baskets to put on those shelves? I looked high and low, you guys! I even tried sewing myself some new ones but just couldn't get it right. I ended up dying the ones that I'd already had (also DIY- find the tutorial here). I LOVE the way the dye took! I used black dye with a bit of navy dye (all Rit brand) and they came out this dark moody denim colour. It's perfect with the texture of the drop cloth. With the shelves getting longer thanks to them being built in instead of on brackets the baskets looked so small arranged how I'd had them before. So I had to get creative with some rearranging… and plants!
I also sprung for a new basket… Shane always rolls his eyes when I come home with something like a basket. Because we do have a lot. But now that we can't lock our bathroom cleaners in the bottom cabinet of the vanity, I wanted to be able to have them up and out of the way and cleaners just aren't pretty. This rope basket from Urban Barn hides them perfectly. AND it has leather detail on the handles. Score. To balance how tall it was, I made this sign- Shane picked the phrase. Would you like to see a DIY tutorial? It was so quick!
I've never really liked how the toilet is tucked away in it's own little corner- it's always felt dark and grungy, even after we painted and replaced that toilet seat cover when we moved in. But new flooring, paint, shelves AND a toilet? Now it doesn't feel like that! I didn't think I cared about a toilet until we started looking- We got the American Standard Champion 4 this time and I'm so impressed by it. We've always just bought the builder grade basic ones and called it a day. But the design details on this American Standard one (did I actually say that about a toilet?!) like the ridge on the tank lid and around the floor make it look SO much nicer in the space. And the chunkier shelves up there really do make such a difference.
And that hanging planter I'd saved to hang in here? I didn't take into account the lights being outside the edges of the vanity- so there wasn't really any where for it to hang without hanging over something else. I'd also planned to make a sign or some kind of art for the right side of the vanity. We'd always had so much space over there before and the vanity actually got smaller… but by adding the lights- there's less space on that end than before so I didn't want to crowd things with art as well. I ended up picking up these two planters that hung off the wall instead to still get the plants into the space and really do like that they didn't hang away from the wall for the sake of space. I actually have a ton of plants from my living room that are out of a home (did you catch that makeover on Monday!?) since we got a larger sectional that left no room for our bookshelf of plants. It's nice that they'll have a home and won't die in our dark spare room (soon to be nursery!) anymore. So if they look sickly… that's because I've totally neglected them in there.
Last but not least… the shower! We swapped out the shower curtain and I'm completely in love with this shibori one! I had made the curtain previously and really did love the custom length BUT the fabric was upholstery weight and didn't let the light through the same way. So you were showering without much natural light getting through (not a deal breaker) but this new one has all the white and lets light through so much nicer. We extended it to be the custom length by adding a navy panel on the bottom. To answer the question I get all the time YES we keep the curtain OUTSIDE the tub. We use a liner on the inside.
We also swapped out our shower fixture. The new one is American Standard Serin… from the same line as our faucets and adjusts heights so showering kiddos is 1000x easier. I love how modern that little shower head looks! It's really tough to find a gorgeous modern shower head that is handheld and adjustable. It seems to be mutually exclusive usually! Thank you American Standard for solving my problems ;) I also gave my DIY bath caddy a refresh using walnut oil. I might write a post all about walnut oil because it's honestly magic. I did some cutting boards at the same time. And that little wooden soap dish.
If you love a good before and after…. don't forget you can check out all the other One Room Challenge guest participant rooms over here!
So one of the things I spend SO much time doing is answering emails and comments about where I've bought things SO I'm doing my best to link everything here for you guys to make it easier to find without waiting on my slow responses! If I've missed anything, let me know. It's crazy that there is THIS MUCH stuff in a tiny bathroom. Imagine a full room! Ha!
Wood sign- DIY… no tutorial yet, want to see one?!
looks amazing! i love the chrome and the black. those black hooks really pop. and of course, all the tile work. enjoy!
The whole bathroom is stunning! Beautiful job! I love the colours in here… I may have to copy it one day, lol. Cheers to finishing your first ORC!
a beautiful bathroom and my favorite has got to be your vanity wall and I love you used simple eucalyptus branches throughout for that an effortlessly elegant touch. congrats on a fab #ORCFall2017!
Thanks so much Tim! I love having eucalyptus around the house!
Wow girl, what a transformation! That vanity is stunning!
Colleen!! It's all so beautiful. I can't even choose my favorite thing. I love the sconces, the vanity, the vanity hardware…all the pretty bottles you found for styling…the towels! It's a really dreamy space but looks so comfortable for a family. And the hand lettered sign for the toilet is hilarious! Great work on all of it. (And holy cow the before pictures…wha?! 180-degree transformation)!
Thank you SO much Laura! Your space turned out totally beautiful too! It's amazing how the same tile can look so different depending on the finishes around it.
Yes, i'd Love to know how to make the wood sign over the toilet.
WOW! Love all the pretty touches you added to your bathroom especially the tiles! Congrats and Cheers to us for another room done!
I love how you have pulled this all together! An amazing reveal – you make tackling our master bath a possibility! Hopefully I'll see you again in the Spring ORC?
Thanks so much Jen! You can totally do it! And maybe? Haha! We are hoping to list our home in the spring- so we'll see where we're at!
Love the reveal. It turned out stunning!
I love the way this turned out! Classic with a great deal of character. Those lights are perfection! Baby update??
Thanks so much Libbie! We actually had the babe the day this published!
It's gorgeous! Now I need to know where you got your mirrors. Don't say HomeSense. Lol!


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Preview: Jeonnam Dragons v Jeju United
Aodan Halligan July 02, 2017 read ( words)
Jeju United are the visitors to Gwanyang today in week 18 of the K-League Classic. United, who have a couple of games in hand over some of the teams above them, will move back into third if they take all three points. A victory for the Dragons, meanwhile, will be enough to steer them into seventh, and ever closer to a coveted top-six finish before the table splits. Jeonnam reporter Aodan Halligan discusses the Dragons' form, transfer news and prospects for this evening's eagerly-awaited game.
(image via dragons.co.kr)
The Last Two Times Out
The Jeonnam Dragons were in action twice since our last report, away to Gwangju last Saturday and at home to Seoul midweek. And even though four points from those two games looks good on paper, the Dragons could have helped themselves to two more.
Away to Gwangju
Jeonnam headed to Gwangju last Saturday desperately hoping for victory over their fierce rivals.
It started off so badly for the Dragons, however, as they were a goal down after just fourteen minutes - Song Seung-min rising highest to head home a corner for the home team.
And it almost got a lot worse as Gwangju were awarded a dubious penalty a few minutes later, but Jo Ju-young's effort struck the base of the right post, before bouncing away to safety.
Thankfully, the Dragons then began to play and in the 31st minute, Jair's clever pullback across goal was diverted into the net by Gwangju defender Lee Han-do - leveling the scores.
Jair celebrating Jeonnam's first goal
And Jair was involved once again 11 minutes later, this time cooly slotting home a penalty awarded after Gwangju goalkeeper Yoon Bo-sang's mis-timed sliding tackle on Choi Jae-hyun.
Amazingly, Yoon, who hurt himself in the challenge and played no further part in the game, didn't receive a red, despite being extremely late and high with the tackle - his injury, perhaps, drawing sympathy from the ref.
Jair dancing after giving Jeonnam the lead
(image via drgons.co.kr)
The Dragons weren't too bothered, nonetheless, as moments later Jair was given the opportunity to put their noses in front from the resulting penalty kick.
And the Brazilian, after punctuating his long run up with a few smart shimmies, stroked the ball low to the left to give the Dragons the lead - a lead they wouldn't relinquish for the rest of the game.
Final score: Gwangju 1 Jeonnam 2.
Home to Seoul
So with the hard part done - three points earned on the road - next up for the Dragons was a home tie versus low-scoring FC Seoul.
Jeonnam in action on Wednesday at home to FC Seoul
And this time things started off positively with right-back Lee Seul-chan helping himself to a trademark screamer from around thirty yards out after just nine minutes, the beautifully struck left-foot volley, a certain contender for goal of the month, sending the ball to the top-right corner of the net.
Lee Seul Chan celebrating his wonder-strike v Seoul
But Seoul hit back a mere 20 minutes later, courtesy of Yun Il-lok's slightly deflected side-foot finish. The attacker, who was in acres of space on the left side of the penalty box, finished off Ju Se-jong's beautifully-weighted reverse pass that had wrong-footed Jeonnam's static defense.
In the 63rd minute of the second half, Jair was yet again on target for Jeonnam, though, finishing off a brilliant cross from recalled Hungarian striker Róbert Feczesin.
Jair celebrating Jeonnam's second goal
The Brazilian, top goalscorer in the K-League with 12 goals, needed just two touches, despite receiving the ball at full tilt - the first with his right foot, taking him past two defenders, the second, with his left, a clinical finish into the bottom right corner of the net. Superb!
The hero turned villain 19 minutes later, however, his late tackle needlessly ending Ko Yo-han mazy run at the edge of the penalty box - a stonewall penalty kick. Ko had been heading away from the goal and thus Jair's intervention was such a waste. The Brazilian, to make matters worse, picked up a yellow card for his troubles.
Former Arsenal striker Park Chu-young drowned out the catcalls by leveling from the penalty spot, his effort getting the better of Jeonnam keeper Lee Ho-seung and sailing into the bottom-left corner of the net.
Lee Ho-seung made some important saves late on, however, keeping the Dragons in the game. Yet, after the final whistle, it was the Dragons who felt most aggrieved, after once again failing to see out a lead.
Full Time: Jeonnam 2 Seoul 2.
Dragons' Transfer News
The Jeonnam Dragons have snapped up former Pohang Steelers' star and Asian Champions League winner, Kim Jae-sung. The 33-year-old midfielder, who represented South Korea at the 2010 World Cup, spent the last five months with Adelaide United in Australia.
Kim Jae-sung signs for the Dragons
(image via imgnews.naver.net)
Welcome aboard Kim Jae-sung and hopefully you'll feature in today's game!
Feczesin will probably return to the bench and Jair will be given the job of spearheading the attack. But once again it's our defense that's most worrying, especially against a top team like Jeju.
Even though the Dragons have scored 20 goals at home (an impressive 2.2 goals per game), we've shipped 17 in those nine league games - an average of 1.88 goals per game.
Jeju, in contrast, have been mean at the back away from home, conceding just six goals in 7 away games - 0.85 goals per game. So it might be hard for us to score.
On the plus side, the islanders have only scored nine goals on the road, an average of 1.28 a game. Yet our opponents last time out, FC Seoul, who have had similar problems up top - at home and away all season - helped themselves to two goals midweek. Thus, once again, there's a good chance the away team will score - and in all truth, Jeju are a lot more dangerous than Seoul (sorry Ryan).
Nevertheless, today's game is hard to predict, particularly now that monsoon season has kicked in. So I'm going to be brave and opt for the underdog for a change - Jeonnam 2 Jeju 1.
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Piano Concerto No. 11 in F Major, K. 413 (Version for Piano & String Quintet): I. Allegro
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart[Composer], Christoph Soldan[piano], Silesian Chamber Soloists[Ensemble]
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Piano Concerto No. 11 in F Major, K. 413 (Version for Piano & String Quintet): III. Tempo di minuetto
Piano Concerto No. 12 in A Major, K. 414 (Version for Piano & String Quintet): I. Allegro
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It's clear that content is an important part of a marketing strategy, but it's not just written content that counts. Visual content marketing also plays a critical role in the overall strategy. This article shares 17 ways to make an impact with visual content marketing. CK
Article written by Oleg originally appeared in Temok on February 17, 2017.
17 Things to Know About Visual Content Marketing
Sentences.
Short paragraphs and keywords.
Is content really king?
It's an old debate, but now than ever, content really is a huge determining factor in the success of your website.
But content doesn't just mean words. Visual content is just as – if not more so – important than the words on the page.
How important?
Very.
1. Visuals in Social Media
A full 74 percent of social media marketers use visual assets in their marketing. That figure is higher than both blogs and videos combined. Perhaps this is why 37 percent of marketers said visual marketing was the most important form of content for their business.
2. Retaining Images
The ability to retain information without some sort of visual aid is poor – this isn't news. In fact, when someone hears a bit of information, they are only likely to remember 10 percent of that information after three days. When an image is paired with the information, however, that same bit of information is likely to be remembered 65 percent of the time after a few days. People remember images.
3. Visual Media Trumps Words
Content is king right? Sure, but not just the written kind. In fact, website visitors would prefer to watch a video rather than actually read anything on the site. In fact, 4 times as many views prefer videos to articles about items.
4. Video Content Growth
By 2017, 74 percent of all internet traffic is expected to be video content. By 2019, Cisco has projected that videos will dominate a full 80 percent of all internet traffic. Those numbers are staggering not just from a marketing perspective, but a data and streaming perspective as well.
5. Video Tutorial Preferences
Remember that preference for videos over content? It expands to tutorials as well. If you only have written instructions for a tutorial, you're missing out on a huge chunk of the market that would prefer video, or at the very least image-based, instructions.
6. Keyword "Video"
Want people to read your emails? Include the word "video" and your readers will perk right up! Using "video" in an email subject line boosts open rates by 19 percent and improves click-through rates a full 65 percent.
7. Video and Mobile Devices
51 percent of videos are played on mobile devices. This is 203 percent higher than the video streaming rates from 2014 and 15 percent higher than the rate from 2015. It makes you wonder what 2017 will hold for videos and devices.
8. The Rise of Live Video
In 2016 only 14 percent of marketers were using live videos. But Facebook users spend 3 times as much time watching live videos than traditional videos. We can expect marketing videos to rise to the demand of the viewers.
9. Multiple Devices
85 percent of all adults – not just Millennials watch and consume content on multiple devices at the same time. We can expect even higher percentages from the upcoming iGeneration (those born after 1998).
10. Infographics Sell
Want to create a reaction? Share an infographic online. Infographics are shared and liked three times more than any other content type online – even videos. That's a powerful bit of information to put your brand on. Infographics are also easy to share across multiple social media platforms as the sort of post or pin that is shared and has the potential to go viral.
11. Illustrations Matter
If you put an infographic on your page, your readers will spend more time looking at the images on the page than they will spend actually reading the text. Audiences like information-carrying images. In fact, they like them better than the articles that surround them. Trying to give directions? Offer your audience a picture. People trying to follow illustrations perform 323 percent better if they have some images to use as they work.
12. Image Content Ratios
Images matter everywhere in social media, and Twitter is definitely affected. Tweets with images will receive 150 percent more retweets than a post without any images. It's worth repeating – people really like looking at images rather than plain words.
13. Facebook Domination
The content and image rule applies to Facebook as well – posts with images have 2.3 times more engagement by users than posts without images. This is especially useful when you realize Facebook users watch 8 billion videos per day, and 85 percent of those are watched without sound.
14. The Growth of Instagram and Snapchat
Instagram grew quickly and currently has more than 500 million users. This seems to pale when compared to Snapchat where 9,000 photos are shared per second and 10 billion videos are watched every day. Overall Snapchat has 150 million daily active users and Instagram is still going strong.
15. Shopping with Pinterest
44 percent of online women are using Pinterest (and 16 percent of men). The people using Shopify after being referred by Pinterest wind up spending an average of $80. On the other hand, Facebook referrals to Shopify spend about $40 on average. Pinterest users appear ready to shop. Additionally over 80 percent of pins are re-pins on Pinterest. By contrast only 1.4 percent of tweets are retweets.
16. Prime Viewing Time
Looking to reach your customers? They are on YouTube during prime viewing hours in the evening. In fact, YouTube reaches more adults during prime-time viewing hours than any cable TV network. Suddenly those commercial spots before each video are that much more interesting…
17. Subscribed Channel Viewing
Those young adults aren't just casual YouTube viewers either. They are committed to their various subscribed channels. If their favorite channel dropped a new video, roughly half of all YouTube subscribers over 18 would stop what they are doing to take a look. That's powerful marketing and branding.
Social media, images and content certainly aren't new, but the right combination of the three yields dramatic results. If you're missing a key element or even if you simply don't have enough of the stuff customers want – you're going to be missing key elements of customer engagement.
https://www.temok.com/blog/17-things-to-know-about-visual-content-marketing/
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Cynthia Kenworthy
I am a Seattle-based freelance writer specializing in technology and healthcare, crafting high-quality content including case studies, white papers, thought leadership, and articles. Contact me at cynthia@wordwowstudio.com.


Ukraine's football teams undergo another test in the qualification stage of UEFA Europa League. As of 21.45 Kyiv time, one of the games (FC Bordeaux - Mariupol FC) is over; in the other game, Zorya Luhansk crossed swords with Braga SC.
Mariupol already lost its game with Bordeaux (1-3), as the French showed their superiority over the home team.
As of 21.45 Kyiv time, there was a 0-0 draw in the fixture among Zorya and Braga; actually, the draw remained, only the final score was 1-1.
FC Zorya Luhansk took the fourth place in Ukrainian Premier League last year. This time they will fight for the group stage of the tournament through the match with Portuguese Braga. The first match will be played at home on August 9, the return match on August 16.
SC Braga is coming from Braga city in Portugal. In the previous season, they lost to Sporting only three points in the fight for the bronze. Zarya will become the third Ukrainian team to play with Baraga in Europea competition. Earlier, the Portuguese played with Shakhtar and Dynamo Kyiv without particular success.


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