The document discusses a group's music video idea for the song "Unorthadox" by Wretch 32. Their idea is to create a psychedelic, 90s rave-themed video depicting a person's hallucinatory experience after taking drugs at a rave. Key elements of the narrative include the person being followed by anonymous people in masks, referencing the film "Purge Anarchy." The group was inspired by 90s-era music videos and films to capture the era's style and vibe in their own video.
Wendelin Bradley is an experienced healthcare IT executive with over 25 years of experience in strategic planning, project management, and process improvement. She has a proven track record of successfully leading large, complex, multi-site programs and has strong skills in communication, business development, and delivering results on time and on budget. Currently, she works as an Administrative Clinical Project Manager at Scripps Green Hospital.
The document discusses active and passive voice in sentences. Active voice occurs when the subject performs the action stated by the verb. Passive voice occurs when the subject receives the action of the verb. Some examples are given of sentences in the active voice using "Tom writes a letter" and sentences in the passive voice using "A letter is written by Tom." The document concludes by thanking the reader.
This document discusses how shopper marketing and technology are evolving. It notes that the rise of e-commerce has changed consumer shopping habits and encouraged traditional stores to keep up. All areas of shopper marketing now need innovative ways to stay relevant. The future of in-store shopping will be increasingly high-tech, using technologies like smartphones and wearables. However, it's important to remember that fundamentally, brand loyalty depends on considering the consumer. Personal touches can still make an impact alongside technological advances. The collection of essays will discuss how shopper marketing is changing globally and how stores and brands are adapting.
The document presents an approach to extractive summarization based on keyword profiles and language models. It uses a two-stage process: 1) automatically discovering salient keywords from a paper's citation summary that characterize its main contributions, and 2) identifying citation sentences that best capture the paper's main contributions based on the keywords. Experimental results showed the approach outperformed current state-of-the-art systems in scientific paper summarization.
1) Double-Take provides hardware-independent, platform-independent, and application-independent replication that can replicate across heterogeneous systems and applications.
2) It works by having a driver capture I/O writes and send them to the target system, buffering writes in memory and optionally to disk if memory fills, to ensure write-order consistency even during periods of high latency.
3) Full server protection replicates an entire server, including selected files, Windows system state data, program files, user files, and the registry, and can failover the target server to replace the source in the event of an outage.
The document discusses a group's music video idea for the song "Unorthadox" by Wretch 32. Their idea is to create a psychedelic, 90s rave-themed video depicting a person's hallucinatory experience after taking drugs at a rave. Key elements of the narrative include the person being followed by anonymous people in masks, referencing the film "Purge Anarchy." The group was inspired by 90s-era music videos and films to capture the era's style and vibe in their own video.
Wendelin Bradley is an experienced healthcare IT executive with over 25 years of experience in strategic planning, project management, and process improvement. She has a proven track record of successfully leading large, complex, multi-site programs and has strong skills in communication, business development, and delivering results on time and on budget. Currently, she works as an Administrative Clinical Project Manager at Scripps Green Hospital.
The document discusses active and passive voice in sentences. Active voice occurs when the subject performs the action stated by the verb. Passive voice occurs when the subject receives the action of the verb. Some examples are given of sentences in the active voice using "Tom writes a letter" and sentences in the passive voice using "A letter is written by Tom." The document concludes by thanking the reader.
This document discusses how shopper marketing and technology are evolving. It notes that the rise of e-commerce has changed consumer shopping habits and encouraged traditional stores to keep up. All areas of shopper marketing now need innovative ways to stay relevant. The future of in-store shopping will be increasingly high-tech, using technologies like smartphones and wearables. However, it's important to remember that fundamentally, brand loyalty depends on considering the consumer. Personal touches can still make an impact alongside technological advances. The collection of essays will discuss how shopper marketing is changing globally and how stores and brands are adapting.
The document presents an approach to extractive summarization based on keyword profiles and language models. It uses a two-stage process: 1) automatically discovering salient keywords from a paper's citation summary that characterize its main contributions, and 2) identifying citation sentences that best capture the paper's main contributions based on the keywords. Experimental results showed the approach outperformed current state-of-the-art systems in scientific paper summarization.
1) Double-Take provides hardware-independent, platform-independent, and application-independent replication that can replicate across heterogeneous systems and applications.
2) It works by having a driver capture I/O writes and send them to the target system, buffering writes in memory and optionally to disk if memory fills, to ensure write-order consistency even during periods of high latency.
3) Full server protection replicates an entire server, including selected files, Windows system state data, program files, user files, and the registry, and can failover the target server to replace the source in the event of an outage.