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Haiku Deck is a presentation tool that allows users to create Haiku-style slideshows. The tool encourages users to get started making their own Haiku Deck presentations, which can be shared on SlideShare. In just 3 sentences, it promotes creating Haiku Deck presentations and publishing them to SlideShare.

Summary. It is no surprise – librarians network! It’s in our genes. This professional characteristic enables librarians to leverage each other’s work in ways that can be quite dramatic. For example, in the medical world, librarians use a listserv (MEDLIB-L) to facilitate STAT deliveries of medical information directly to those fellow professionals who may be working in one-person libraries that may lack necessary content. However, the leveraging of the network of professional practice is undergoing change as email use is slowly being replaced by social media-based communication such as Twitter and Facebook. In this presentation, Dr. MacCall discusses how we might better use tools such as these both professionally and effectively. Learning Objective. Learn about various aspects of ongoing research investigating the emergence of professional communication practices supported by social media tools, and how these tools both challenge us and extend our capabilities. Learning Outcome. Continue to evolve as an agile information professional by understanding how to use the concepts and practices you have already mastered in the context of social media options.

Dogs

Polet Ponce

Dogs have different anatomical structures compared to humans that provide them greater flexibility and movement. They have 30 vertebrae including those in their tail, which can vary in number between breeds. Their skull structure also varies between dolichocephalic, brachycephalic, and mesocephalic shapes depending on the breed. Dogs have 42 teeth total and four different types of bites: scissors, prognathic, protrusive, and normal. Their vision is more sensitive to motion than humans but with less sharp contours. Dogs have a very well developed sense of smell, estimated to be over a million times more sensitive than humans, and a special organ that allows them to taste scents.

Why Your Employer Brand Matters

Devin Avilla

1) A strong company brand can help attract top talent by raising awareness of the organization as a potential employer. However, employer brand has a stronger impact on job consideration than overall company brand. 2) While a positive company brand impression may lead candidates to think the company would be a good place to work, it does not necessarily translate to genuine interest in working there. 3) In contrast, a strong employer brand, as indicated by a positive impression of the company as a workplace, is twice as likely to drive job consideration compared to company brand alone. This supports investing in employer brand even for well-known companies.

White paper outsourcing your health and safety

Roger Hart

This document discusses the benefits and considerations of outsourcing health and safety functions for a business. It outlines 3 options for outsourcing ranging from a full outsourced solution to partial outsourcing or contract support. Key benefits highlighted include focusing on core business, flexibility, access to expertise, and known monthly costs. The document also notes that the true costs of an internal safety manager are often underestimated when comparing to outsourcing options. Business owners are advised to consider their needs and get competitive quotes to determine the best option.

Family Finances

Anatolie C. Amper

This document provides a summary of biblical principles regarding finances from the book of Proverbs. It discusses that money itself is not evil, but the love of money can be. Key principles include having the right attitude toward money by acknowledging God as the source, diligently working to earn money honestly, sharing blessings with others, properly managing finances through budgeting, and finding true security in God rather than wealth. Lastly, it cautions that pursuing riches can become a priority over spiritual development if not kept in proper perspective.

Mat3 ex-estadisticaJoan Tardà

Netherlands, Sept 2013. Foresight and choices for 21st Century learning

Alejandro Armellini

This document provides an overview of a presentation on foresight and choices for 21st century learning. It discusses four parts: context and principles, design for student engagement and participation, learning and teaching in an open world, and conclusions and future challenges. The presentation aims to inspire attendees to try one new thing and further inspire their learners and colleagues. It promotes principles of low cost and sustainability in design. Examples of challenges addressed include how to get started with online teaching and exploring different learning technologies. The document also discusses the Carpe Diem approach to course design and redesign in 2 days through storyboarding and prototyping.

The document discusses a mass shooting that occurred in Carson City, Nevada. The author believes people are fascinated by murderers because we try to understand what differentiates their brains from normal people. They also question what mental illness, if any, could have caused the shooter's extreme actions, noting that conditions like depression and bipolar disorder are common and unlikely sole causes. The author hopes for a better understanding of the psychological and physiological factors that create murderers.

History of the Kilburn Times & Willesden Chronicle Newspapers

Martin Percival

PLEXI Management Group Inc.

vendulka1

Plexi, Inc. is a risk and business management group that provides services including reinsurance claims consulting, risk management, insurance coverage analysis, insurance claims audits, captive design and management, and litigation consulting. The company works with clients in construction, professional employers organizations, insurance/reinsurance carriers, and self-insured entities. Plexi is led by CEO John Beringer and Executive Vice President John King, who have decades of experience in the insurance industry.

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Progetto ArAl

CLIU21 Summer Tech Ventures

Eric Lech

Costes peninsulaJanet Guasch

Designing for the future next generation satellite technologies to enable afr...

Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation

This document discusses next-generation satellite technologies that could enable growth in Africa. It describes how satellites provide affordable, flexible, and reliable broadband connectivity to entire markets and populations by using limited capital expenditures. Newer satellites like Intelsat EpicNG use smaller spot beams and higher frequencies to increase throughput and open up addressable markets. The right combination of existing and next-generation satellite designs along with the proper frequency selection can provide bandwidth needed for applications, backup critical links, and push networks further into rural areas in a cost-effective way. This layered hybrid approach delivers sustainable applications by enabling growth and unlocking new markets.

Chw webinar session

whit2127

This document discusses the redundancy and coherence principles for effective multimedia learning. The redundancy principle states that graphics should be explained with words either in audio or text format, but not both, as it can overload the visual channel. The coherence principle suggests avoiding adding extraneous materials like interesting but irrelevant audio, graphics, or words, as they can distract from the core content and hurt learning. Both principles aim to reduce cognitive overload and focus learners on the essential information.

SPICE MODEL of 2SC5949 in SPICE PARK

Tsuyoshi Horigome

Tourniquet 1st half

Adithya Vishnu

This document discusses the history and uses of arterial tourniquets. It describes how tourniquets were used in ancient Rome and have evolved over time. The main types of tourniquets are discussed as well as their clinical uses in surgery to promote bloodless surgical fields and reduce blood loss and operating time. The principles of tourniquet application and potential systemic and local effects are summarized, including cardiovascular, respiratory, neurological, hematological and other impacts.

[2012.11] A Study on the Future Sustainability of Sejong City

Jeongmuk Kang

This document summarizes a study on the future sustainability of Sejong City, South Korea, focusing on the implementation of Transit-Oriented Development (TOD). The study analyzes Sejong City's master plan and its TOD implementation, particularly the planned Bus Rapid Transit system. TOD is expected to help Sejong City avoid potential urban problems seen in Putrajaya, Malaysia by optimizing the urban transportation system. Mixed land use, improved walking environments, and policies that increase public transit ridership are analyzed as ways TOD could promote environmental, economic and social sustainability in Sejong City. The conclusion is that TOD would be a better development option for cities in developing regions and is necessary for new planned cities to relieve traffic and

Network-Ready Your Hybrid IT Environment (ENT108) | AWS re:Invent 2013

Amazon Web Services

(Presented by Equinix) As IT decision makers shift their consumptionmodels to leverage more cloud services, they are faced with overcomingperformance, security and compliance limitations associated with the publicInternet as an access method. In this session, we illustrate how Equinixdelivers a unique and enhanced AWS Direct Connect global service offering thatenables secure, high-speed access with the flexible, dynamic bandwidth to meetthe needs of the evolving IT consumption trends.

Body of the project

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Socio Technical Systems in Software Engineering SE2

koolkampus

Socio-technical systems refer to purposeful collections of interrelated components including software, hardware, and people working towards a common goal. Emergent properties are characteristics of the whole system rather than individual components, such as reliability. The systems engineering process involves defining requirements, designing subsystems, developing components in parallel, integrating them, and handling ongoing operations and evolution over the system's lifetime. Procurement involves specifying and selecting a system to purchase from potential contractors and subcontractors.