The JerseyCat 3.3 upgrade will occur on March 24-25. It will include enhancements to multiple list functionality, linking to Google Book Search previews, and additional search index options. The ILL request form will have new default text and additional fields. Users will be able to cancel pending ILL requests and add history notes without changing a request's status. Printing ILL requests will include more borrower and lender information.
Locating Full Text Articles for Nursing Studentsplestini
The document provides guidance for nursing students on how to locate and access peer-reviewed scholarly articles through Bishop Hodges Library's online resources. It outlines the steps to access full text articles through the library homepage and nursing research guide, including searching CINAHL and determining if an article is available in full text or needs to be requested. If an article is unavailable, the guide describes how to use the journal title to check for print or electronic copies, or submit an interlibrary loan request to obtain the article. The library resources and assistance described help nursing students complete research by locating relevant scholarly sources.
State of Florida Neo4J Graph Briefing -Payments to Prescriptions AnalysisNeo4j
The document discusses using Neo4j to analyze connections between payments made by pharmaceutical companies to physicians and prescription patterns of opioid drugs by those physicians. It combines data from CMS Open Payments on pharmaceutical payments to doctors, Medicare Part D data on prescriptions written by doctors, and DEA data on pill distribution, to determine if payments are correlated with increased opioid prescriptions. The analysis focuses on payments and prescribing patterns from 2013 to 2015.
This document provides an overview of how to use the LexisNexis database available through the University of the Western Cape library. It describes the three main search methods of using the table of contents, general text search, or advanced search. Advanced searches allow limiting to case law, legislation, or government gazettes. Search results can be filtered by document type. Boolean operators like AND and OR can refine searches. Saved search results and notes are stored in user folders. The legal citator tool identifies relationships between cases and legislation through signals like positive or negative treatment.
The document provides an overview of various websites that can be used to find information on different topics. It discusses search engines like Google and Ask, subject lists like About.com and RefDesk.com, reference sources like Answers.com, government directories like USA.gov, and specialized information sites for consumers, health, and travel. The document aims to help users find relevant online resources through search engines and subject-organized directories.
The document discusses factors that affect how people search and the results they get from search engines. It summarizes that search engines have expanded beyond websites to include searching from mobile devices, desktops, emails, documents and other file formats. Search engines are also able to provide local search results from personal files in addition to web-based results. As search engines learn more about users' interests, geography, social networks and behaviors, they can provide more tailored search results matching individual user preferences.
The JerseyCat 3.3 upgrade will occur on March 24-25. It will include enhancements to multiple list functionality, linking to Google Book Search previews, and additional search index options. The ILL request form will have new default text and additional fields. Users will be able to cancel pending ILL requests and add history notes without changing a request's status. Printing ILL requests will include more borrower and lender information.
Locating Full Text Articles for Nursing Studentsplestini
The document provides guidance for nursing students on how to locate and access peer-reviewed scholarly articles through Bishop Hodges Library's online resources. It outlines the steps to access full text articles through the library homepage and nursing research guide, including searching CINAHL and determining if an article is available in full text or needs to be requested. If an article is unavailable, the guide describes how to use the journal title to check for print or electronic copies, or submit an interlibrary loan request to obtain the article. The library resources and assistance described help nursing students complete research by locating relevant scholarly sources.
State of Florida Neo4J Graph Briefing -Payments to Prescriptions AnalysisNeo4j
The document discusses using Neo4j to analyze connections between payments made by pharmaceutical companies to physicians and prescription patterns of opioid drugs by those physicians. It combines data from CMS Open Payments on pharmaceutical payments to doctors, Medicare Part D data on prescriptions written by doctors, and DEA data on pill distribution, to determine if payments are correlated with increased opioid prescriptions. The analysis focuses on payments and prescribing patterns from 2013 to 2015.
This document provides an overview of how to use the LexisNexis database available through the University of the Western Cape library. It describes the three main search methods of using the table of contents, general text search, or advanced search. Advanced searches allow limiting to case law, legislation, or government gazettes. Search results can be filtered by document type. Boolean operators like AND and OR can refine searches. Saved search results and notes are stored in user folders. The legal citator tool identifies relationships between cases and legislation through signals like positive or negative treatment.
The document provides an overview of various websites that can be used to find information on different topics. It discusses search engines like Google and Ask, subject lists like About.com and RefDesk.com, reference sources like Answers.com, government directories like USA.gov, and specialized information sites for consumers, health, and travel. The document aims to help users find relevant online resources through search engines and subject-organized directories.
The document discusses factors that affect how people search and the results they get from search engines. It summarizes that search engines have expanded beyond websites to include searching from mobile devices, desktops, emails, documents and other file formats. Search engines are also able to provide local search results from personal files in addition to web-based results. As search engines learn more about users' interests, geography, social networks and behaviors, they can provide more tailored search results matching individual user preferences.
Facilitating knowledge-exchange: providing the right format, incentives, faci...kjantin
This document discusses facilitating knowledge exchange in the human rights field. It identifies barriers to knowledge sharing such as competition, security concerns, and lack of time. However, knowledge exchange strengthens human rights work by allowing practitioners to learn successful and unsuccessful approaches from peers. Effective incentives for participation include learning new tactics, reflecting on experiences, meeting new contacts, and being seen as a leader. Successful formats include webinars, discussion forums, and in-person events. Key facilitation techniques are selecting specific topics, modeling sharing behaviors, providing encouragement, and offering technical support.
Sjt risks and mitigations of releasing datakjantin
This document discusses risks and mitigations when releasing data. It defines risk as the probability of something happening multiplied by the resulting cost or benefit. There are risks of physical harm, legal harm, reputational harm, and privacy breaches to data subjects, collectors, processors, and those releasing the data. Risk levels can be low, medium, or high. The document provides strategies for mitigating risks such as considering partial data releases, including locals to assess risks in local languages/contexts, and being aware of how data may interact with other datasets. It also discusses handling personally identifiable information by learning to spot red flags like names, addresses, exact locations, codes, and uncommon terms that could identify individuals.
How to send & receive private messages on newtactics.orgkjantin
To send private messages on newtactics.org, users click the "Send this user a private message" button on another user's profile. They then fill out a form with their message and click "Send message." The recipient will receive an email notification of the new message along with instructions to log in to view it privately. To read messages, users click the "Messages" button at the top of the site where sent messages will be listed for viewing and replying. User messaging settings can also be changed in their account.
How to tag New Tactics members in comments kjantin
This document provides instructions on how to tag other members in comments on a site and how those members can opt out of being tagged. It explains that there is a field below the comment box to enter the username of the member you want to tag. When submitting the comment, their username will be displayed. Tagged members will get a notification email with a link to the comment. It also describes how members can opt out of tagging by unchecking a box in their user profile settings.
Este documento proporciona instrucciones para participar en una conversación en línea en el sitio web de New Tactics. Explica cómo iniciar sesión o crear una cuenta, unirse a la conversación actual, ver temas de discusión y comentarios existentes, y agregar nuevos comentarios propios.
How to participate in a New Tactics conversation (Arabic)kjantin
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
The document discusses formatting text in documents. It notes that bold text is used to emphasize important points and italics are used for foreign words or terms. The document recommends using formatting consistently and appropriately to best communicate with readers.
This document discusses empowering citizens to fight corruption through nonviolent civic engagement and activism. It defines corruption and civic power, then outlines over 200 nonviolent tactics that have been used, including various forms of noncooperation, civil disobedience, demonstrations, and monitoring of officials. It states that civic power, when applied strategically through these tactics, can disrupt corrupt systems, weaken support for corrupt leaders, and win over the public and honest officials. The document also provides 10 good practices for effective anti-corruption campaigns and lists some tools that have been used, noting that 80% of governments fail to provide adequate budget transparency.
This is a presentation by Michael Amitay of the Washington Kurdish Institute, for the New Tactics World Symposium in 2004.
Past conflicts in northern Iraq, including the genocidal use of weapons of mass destruction, continue to take a severe toll on people’shealth and on the environment. The Washington Kurdish Institute (WKI), with its partners the University of Liverpool and the Halabja Postgraduate Medical Institute (a consortium of local physicians and academics) uses Geographic Information Systems analysis to correlate environmental, health and other data with attack sites. This helps local authorities create effective research, environmental safety and medical treatment programs, while adding to the body of knowledge about the long-term effects of chemical weapons that can help preparedness efforts around the world.
The document provides instructions for completing narrative reports for a project in 4 sections: project summary, activities, quarterly evaluation, and attachments. It explains what information should be included in each section, such as describing project activities that occurred during the reporting period, evaluating their impact and any challenges, and including relevant materials. The narrative reports will be submitted quarterly and compiled to show the full history of the project.
The document provides instructions for grantees on how to report their financial information to the funding organization. It explains the various financial reporting forms that grantees must submit, including a Financial Reporting Sheet, Invoice Verification Worksheet, and timesheet. It then walks through a sample Financial Reporting Sheet, highlighting what information needs to be included in each column. The document emphasizes the importance of retaining receipts and providing documentation to support all expenditures.
The document discusses strategies and tactics used by the Center for Victims of Torture (CVT) in their work to help victims of torture and prevent torture worldwide. It provides an overview of CVT's mission and history. It then discusses the concepts of strategy and tactics, explaining that tactics are concrete actions that support an overall strategy. The document promotes using a variety of tactics and provides a framework for developing strategic plans using tactical mapping. Tactical mapping involves visualizing relationships and institutions related to an issue in order to identify new tactics and ensure efforts are comprehensive.
The document discusses tactical mapping, which is a tool to help understand relationships and institutions that sustain human rights abuses ("the terrain"). It involves visualizing these connections on a map and identifying potential tactics. The map has a central relationship at the core and layers of connected individuals and groups radiating outwards. Lines denoting the nature of relationships are drawn between nodes on the map. Tactics can then be assigned to specific targets. The process helps coordinate strategies and uncover new approaches.
Food safety, prepare for the unexpected - So what can be done in order to be ready to address food safety, food Consumers, food producers and manufacturers, food transporters, food businesses, food retailers can ...
Jennifer Schaus and Associates hosts a complimentary webinar series on The FAR in 2024. Join the webinars on Wednesdays and Fridays at noon, eastern.
Recordings are on YouTube and the company website.
https://www.youtube.com/@jenniferschaus/videos
Facilitating knowledge-exchange: providing the right format, incentives, faci...kjantin
This document discusses facilitating knowledge exchange in the human rights field. It identifies barriers to knowledge sharing such as competition, security concerns, and lack of time. However, knowledge exchange strengthens human rights work by allowing practitioners to learn successful and unsuccessful approaches from peers. Effective incentives for participation include learning new tactics, reflecting on experiences, meeting new contacts, and being seen as a leader. Successful formats include webinars, discussion forums, and in-person events. Key facilitation techniques are selecting specific topics, modeling sharing behaviors, providing encouragement, and offering technical support.
Sjt risks and mitigations of releasing datakjantin
This document discusses risks and mitigations when releasing data. It defines risk as the probability of something happening multiplied by the resulting cost or benefit. There are risks of physical harm, legal harm, reputational harm, and privacy breaches to data subjects, collectors, processors, and those releasing the data. Risk levels can be low, medium, or high. The document provides strategies for mitigating risks such as considering partial data releases, including locals to assess risks in local languages/contexts, and being aware of how data may interact with other datasets. It also discusses handling personally identifiable information by learning to spot red flags like names, addresses, exact locations, codes, and uncommon terms that could identify individuals.
How to send & receive private messages on newtactics.orgkjantin
To send private messages on newtactics.org, users click the "Send this user a private message" button on another user's profile. They then fill out a form with their message and click "Send message." The recipient will receive an email notification of the new message along with instructions to log in to view it privately. To read messages, users click the "Messages" button at the top of the site where sent messages will be listed for viewing and replying. User messaging settings can also be changed in their account.
How to tag New Tactics members in comments kjantin
This document provides instructions on how to tag other members in comments on a site and how those members can opt out of being tagged. It explains that there is a field below the comment box to enter the username of the member you want to tag. When submitting the comment, their username will be displayed. Tagged members will get a notification email with a link to the comment. It also describes how members can opt out of tagging by unchecking a box in their user profile settings.
Este documento proporciona instrucciones para participar en una conversación en línea en el sitio web de New Tactics. Explica cómo iniciar sesión o crear una cuenta, unirse a la conversación actual, ver temas de discusión y comentarios existentes, y agregar nuevos comentarios propios.
How to participate in a New Tactics conversation (Arabic)kjantin
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
The document discusses formatting text in documents. It notes that bold text is used to emphasize important points and italics are used for foreign words or terms. The document recommends using formatting consistently and appropriately to best communicate with readers.
This document discusses empowering citizens to fight corruption through nonviolent civic engagement and activism. It defines corruption and civic power, then outlines over 200 nonviolent tactics that have been used, including various forms of noncooperation, civil disobedience, demonstrations, and monitoring of officials. It states that civic power, when applied strategically through these tactics, can disrupt corrupt systems, weaken support for corrupt leaders, and win over the public and honest officials. The document also provides 10 good practices for effective anti-corruption campaigns and lists some tools that have been used, noting that 80% of governments fail to provide adequate budget transparency.
This is a presentation by Michael Amitay of the Washington Kurdish Institute, for the New Tactics World Symposium in 2004.
Past conflicts in northern Iraq, including the genocidal use of weapons of mass destruction, continue to take a severe toll on people’shealth and on the environment. The Washington Kurdish Institute (WKI), with its partners the University of Liverpool and the Halabja Postgraduate Medical Institute (a consortium of local physicians and academics) uses Geographic Information Systems analysis to correlate environmental, health and other data with attack sites. This helps local authorities create effective research, environmental safety and medical treatment programs, while adding to the body of knowledge about the long-term effects of chemical weapons that can help preparedness efforts around the world.
The document provides instructions for completing narrative reports for a project in 4 sections: project summary, activities, quarterly evaluation, and attachments. It explains what information should be included in each section, such as describing project activities that occurred during the reporting period, evaluating their impact and any challenges, and including relevant materials. The narrative reports will be submitted quarterly and compiled to show the full history of the project.
The document provides instructions for grantees on how to report their financial information to the funding organization. It explains the various financial reporting forms that grantees must submit, including a Financial Reporting Sheet, Invoice Verification Worksheet, and timesheet. It then walks through a sample Financial Reporting Sheet, highlighting what information needs to be included in each column. The document emphasizes the importance of retaining receipts and providing documentation to support all expenditures.
The document discusses strategies and tactics used by the Center for Victims of Torture (CVT) in their work to help victims of torture and prevent torture worldwide. It provides an overview of CVT's mission and history. It then discusses the concepts of strategy and tactics, explaining that tactics are concrete actions that support an overall strategy. The document promotes using a variety of tactics and provides a framework for developing strategic plans using tactical mapping. Tactical mapping involves visualizing relationships and institutions related to an issue in order to identify new tactics and ensure efforts are comprehensive.
The document discusses tactical mapping, which is a tool to help understand relationships and institutions that sustain human rights abuses ("the terrain"). It involves visualizing these connections on a map and identifying potential tactics. The map has a central relationship at the core and layers of connected individuals and groups radiating outwards. Lines denoting the nature of relationships are drawn between nodes on the map. Tactics can then be assigned to specific targets. The process helps coordinate strategies and uncover new approaches.
Food safety, prepare for the unexpected - So what can be done in order to be ready to address food safety, food Consumers, food producers and manufacturers, food transporters, food businesses, food retailers can ...
Jennifer Schaus and Associates hosts a complimentary webinar series on The FAR in 2024. Join the webinars on Wednesdays and Fridays at noon, eastern.
Recordings are on YouTube and the company website.
https://www.youtube.com/@jenniferschaus/videos
Contributi dei parlamentari del PD - Contributi L. 3/2019Partito democratico
DI SEGUITO SONO PUBBLICATI, AI SENSI DELL'ART. 11 DELLA LEGGE N. 3/2019, GLI IMPORTI RICEVUTI DALL'ENTRATA IN VIGORE DELLA SUDDETTA NORMA (31/01/2019) E FINO AL MESE SOLARE ANTECEDENTE QUELLO DELLA PUBBLICAZIONE SUL PRESENTE SITO
United Nations World Oceans Day 2024; June 8th " Awaken new dephts".Christina Parmionova
The program will expand our perspectives and appreciation for our blue planet, build new foundations for our relationship to the ocean, and ignite a wave of action toward necessary change.
Jennifer Schaus and Associates hosts a complimentary webinar series on The FAR in 2024. Join the webinars on Wednesdays and Fridays at noon, eastern.
Recordings are on YouTube and the company website.
https://www.youtube.com/@jenniferschaus/videos
Jennifer Schaus and Associates hosts a complimentary webinar series on The FAR in 2024. Join the webinars on Wednesdays and Fridays at noon, eastern.
Recordings are on YouTube and the company website.
https://www.youtube.com/@jenniferschaus/videos
Jennifer Schaus and Associates hosts a complimentary webinar series on The FAR in 2024. Join the webinars on Wednesdays and Fridays at noon, eastern.
Recordings are on YouTube and the company website.
https://www.youtube.com/@jenniferschaus/videos
2024: The FAR - Federal Acquisition Regulations, Part 41
CEJIL uses Uwazi to improve access documents of the Inter-American Human Rights System
1. CEJIL needed a system that would allow users to easily find the information they need.
In Uwazi, users can select a combination of filters on the right sidebar. In this example,
the user selects three filters to find all of the Orders of the Inter-American Court that are
related to the Victims’ Legal Assistance Fund in Argentina.
2. CEJIL wanted their users to be able to quickly access the important information of any
document from the Uwazi Library without refreshing the page. In Uwazi, when a user
clicks on a document card, they can see the key information in the right sidebar. This is
especially helpful for users with low internet bandwidth.
3. CEJIL users wanted to view detailed timelines for all the documents related to each case
and provisional measure. This way, they can see important time-related information at a
glance.
4. Users can read the PDF in their browser without having to download it and can easily
navigate the text by using the Table of Contents in the right sidebar.
5. Users can use full text search to find the exact location of their search keywords within
the document. All of the results are displayed in the right sidebar, along with some
context in which the keywords are found, and a page number that serves as a link to that
section of the document.