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Michal Kwiatkowski is hoping to tackle the Tour of Flanders this season as he looks to continue his momentum following a standout 2017 campaign.
The Pole enjoyed arguably the best 12 months of his career with marquee victories at Strade Bianche, Milan-San Remo and Clasica San Sebastian, before heading to the Tour de France to help wingman Chris Froome to a fourth title.
After a winter of hard training the 27 year old is ready to go again, starting with the upcoming Vuelta a Valenciana.
"I was just missing cobbles," explained Kwiatkowski on his Flanders hopes. "The Classics for me are pure racing and Tour of Flanders is just an amazing race. I was able to race there before, and also for Team Sky in 2016. The week before that I won (E3) Harelbeke and I was one of the favourites for the win. I believe I have the ability to fight for the victory. Whatever happens there, together with my teammates, whoever is going to be there, we are able to be there as favourites and future winners. That's why I want to be a part of it. Let's hope it's going to be a good one."
The Classics for me are pure racing and Tour of Flanders is just an amazing race.
'Kwiato' is under no illusions that topping 2017 will take some doing, but feels that striving for constant improvements should put him right back in the mix for victories.
"Looking at the upcoming season the first thing I'm thinking about is improvements. That word describes everything. Of course it can be difficult to repeat the results I got in 2017, but of course I will be there to train harder, to race better and to race smarter. Let's hope that will bring even more victories than I had.
"If you look at my race calendar for sure that's going to be quite similar to the previous season. Of course in the first part I'd love to aim to win Liege-Bastogne-Liege – a race I still haven't been able to win in my career. That's going to be the first big goal. On top of that races like Strade Bianche and Milan-San Remo again. That's the first part of the year, and then there's the Tour and I'd love to be back racing with Team Sky for the victory."
With the World Championships taking place on hilly Austrian soil in 2018, the 2014 rainbow jersey winner is also eyeing up another big change – taking the road to Innsbruck-Tirol via the Vuelta a Espana.
Laying out some potential hopes for later in the season he added: "I think a big change would be if I could put a second Grand Tour in a single season. So after the Tour if everything goes well let's hope I can race the Vuelta and then prepare as best as I can for the World Champs in Austria."
Understandably Kwiatkowski has fond memories of 2017, and is particularly proud of the consistent high level of form he showed.
"The biggest reflection from 2017 was the way I was racing across the entire season. That was the most important thing for me, that I could actually race at the highest level all the time and I was there in the game to win the races. That was really important for me. And because of that I could win such big races as Strade Bianche, Milan-San Remo and San Sebastian. Those were my best moments of the season, and of course the Tour de France was such an amazing race. I never expected from myself that I would be able to be up there for 21 stages, deliver such a performance and help Chris to take the victory. I'm very proud of that and I hope I can improve on every aspect – Grand Tours, Classics – this season."
Big victories last year were made all the sweeter as Kwiatkowski bounced back from what was, by his own admission, a disappointing season in 2016. Despite not hitting the heights in his first year as a Team Sky rider, he admitted the team's belief was instrumental in getting him back to his best, and ultimately signing a new three-year contract.
"The support I had from the team was amazing, and that's why I was able to win such big races. That's what I love about this team. They don't give up on you, I don't give up on them and that's why I was able to talk about my future with such a team, which stands behind you when you are in trouble, and are there to support you winning the race. It was just a matter of time that there was going to be a signature on the contract and I'm happy that I can be part of the family for the next three years. We can really think, not just about short-term goals in 2018, but think about how my race calendar could look in the next two to three years. That's great and it gives me the opportunity to think long-term, which can only make me better."
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Here's a pet peeve: flight attendents who come over the PA system to tell you the local time in the city you're landing in, but then get the time wrong by a couple of minutes. Ok, so that's pretty picky, but if you're telling 100 people what time it is, shouldn't you at least reset your watch once in a while? Coming into Phoenix and then Los Angeles yesterday, on both legs they got the time wrong by four minutes. Not much, but when you're tring to make a tight connection, you want know know how much time you've got.
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For this exhibition, Llouquet eschews her usual paper support and takes her drawings into three dimensions. Klee described drawing as taking a line for a walk; Llouquet's lines become active subjects following an intuitive journey that twists, winds and entangles. They are characters that communicate and interact with human figures.
The exhibition can only be accessed through a delicate curtain that spans the entire width of the gallery's ground floor. Projected onto the curtain of 'ready-made' lines of over 10,000 single strands of white thread will be an animation highlighting the movements of an individual line.
Color is presented sparingly in the exhibition through pale blue neon lights suspended by tangles of cables from a stylized 'cloud' of thin metal sheets. The sculptural installation suggests industrial rain that is surprisingly poetic and beautiful, if dangerous and harmful.
In addition to her drawings in space, Llouquet will also exhibit sculptures and works on paper. Resembling puppets, cut-out plexiglass and cut-out paper drawings depict figures that are comically frightening and sinister. Hiding, disguise, invisibility and transparency are themes prevalent throughout the show and embodied in figures in costumes, masks and various guises.


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Collagenase NB 6 GMP Grade
Cat. No. 17458
Protocol for isolation of human adipocytes (adult)
Collagenase NB 6 GMP Grade is designed for dissociation of human tissue for isolation of different cell types
which are intended for transplantation in humans.
The aseptical production process complies with the requirements of Annex 18 to the EU-Guide to Good
Manufacturing Practices "GMP for active pharmaceutical ingredients". It therefore guarantees for reproducibility
and traceability of batches. The documentation comprises all production, control and distribution records. Also
the requirements of the European Pharmacopoeia are observed, as far as applicable.
Documentation concerning Collagenase (e.g. viral and TSE safety, stability data) is available for approval of the
cell isolation procedure by the authorities.
The Collagenase NB 6 producing strain of Clostridium histolyticum has been carefully selected for producing a
collagenase product that is non-toxic according to the requirements of the European Pharmacopoeial Test for
Abnormal Toxicity ("General Safety Test"). A balanced ratio of collagenase and other proteases guarantees for
high yields of viable cells.
For preliminary tests Collagenase NB 4 which is enzymatically equivalent to Collagenase NB 6 but not produced
under GMP conditions can be used as a low cost alternative.
Specification Collagenase activity
Collagenase NB 6 GMP Grade is exclusively designed for dissociation of different human tissues to isolate cells for transplantation into humans. The enzymes are not intended for use in humans. Responsibility for clinical use and the methods to isolate, purify and transplant cells lies solely with the providing physician/researcher. Collagenase NB 6 GMP Grade is provided as a lyophilized powder and should be stored in a dry state at +2 to
+8 °C (Stability data acc. to ICH guidelines for 5 years). The dissolved enzyme (in Tris buffer, pH 7.1) is stable at below -20 °C (Stability data acc. to ICH guidelines for 1 year available).
Below, a protocol is described to achieve optimal isolation results for human adipocytes (adult) with Collagenase NB 6 GMP Grade. Chemicals/
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1. Dissect vessels and visible connective tissue from the adipose tissue, cut it in small pieces (3 to 4 mm) dissociation
2. Prepare the Collagenase Working Solution (CWS): • Determine the approximate volume of the tissue (A ml). • Calculate the Units of Collagenase NB 6 you need: • final concentration 0.3 U/ml (specific Collagenase activity see Certificate of Analysis). • Dissolve Collagenase NB 6 in A ml of PBS. • Add CWS to adipose tissue into the Falcon tube. 3. Incubate at 37 °C for 30 to 60 min in a water bath with constant gentle agitation (Temperature should not vary more than +/-1 degree as adipocytes are very sensitive to temperature fluctuations). 4. Stop digestion by adding 2 vol of DMEM/F12 (completed with FBS, Penicillin-Streptomycin, Amphotericin). 5. Filter through a 120 µm mesh. 6. Incubate the filtrate for 5 min at RT: Upper phase: adult adipocytes + oil, lower phase: stromal-vascular cells including preadipocytes. 7. Centrifuge at 200 x g for 1 min using a 50ml centrifugation tube. 8. Collect adipocytes from the floating cell layer. 9. Resuspend adipocytes in DMEM/F12 (completed with FBS, Penicillin-Streptomycin, Amphotericin). 10. Centrifuge at 180 x g for 10 min. 11. Discard supernatant. 12. Repeat the washing step. 13. Resuspend in DMEM/F12 (completed with FBS, Penicillin-Streptomycin, Amphotericin). 14. Filter through a 250 µm nylon mesh. 15. Filter through a 200 µm nylon mesh. 16. Stain the cells with Hoechst 33258 dye (4 µg/mL). 17. Count the cells using a fluorescence microscope. Yield: 50.000-100.000 cells/25 cm2 in DMEM/F12 (completed with FBS, Penicillin-Streptomycin,
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Where is Bremhill?
Bremhill is located in the county of Wiltshire, South West England, two miles north-west of the town of Calne, 13 miles south-west of the major town of Swindon, 50 miles east of Cardiff, and 82 miles west of London. Bremhill falls within the unitary authority of Wiltshire. It is in the SN11 postcode district. The post town for Bremhill is Calne.
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Bounding box showing extent of Bremhill
Location of Bremhill within the UK
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Which county is Bremhill in?
Bremhill is in the ceremonial county of Wiltshire, the historic county of Wiltshire, and the administrative county of Wiltshire.
Historic County
Administrative County
Source: Ordnance Survey County Boundaries
Where is Bremhill in Wiltshire?
Bremhill is situated towards the northernmost extremity of Wiltshire, and roughly centrally between the easternmost and westernmost extremities of Wiltshire.
Location of Bremhill within Wiltshire
What is the postcode for Bremhill?
The nearest postcode to the centre of Bremhill is SN11 9LD.
Where is Bremhill in SN11?
Bremhill is situated roughly centrally between the southernmost and northernmost extremities of the SN11 postcode district, and towards the westernmost extremity of the SN11 postcode district.
Location of Bremhill within SN11
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What is the post town for Bremhill?
The post town for Bremhill is Calne. Bremhill is in the SN11 postcode district, which corresponds to the post town of Calne.
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What is the latitude and longitude of Bremhill?
The centre of Bremhill is located at position 51.4569° latitude and -2.02966° longitude.
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What is the easting and northing of Bremhill?
The centre of Bremhill is located at the grid reference easting 398036 and northing 173102 within the British National Grid (OSGB36) system.
What are the nearest towns to Bremhill?
Position of Bremhill relative to nearby towns. Distance is measured from the centre of Bremhill to the centre of the town.
Bremhill is 2 miles north-west of Calne
Bremhill is 4 miles east of Chippenham
Bremhill is 7 miles east of Corsham
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Bremhill is 12 miles north-east of Trowbridge
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Bremhill is 13 miles south-west of Swindon
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Bremhill is 15 miles east of Bath
Bremhill is 25 miles east of Bristol
Bremhill is 29 miles north of Salisbury
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Bremhill is 39 miles south-west of Oxford
Bremhill is 41 miles north-west of Winchester
Bremhill is 43 miles east of Newport
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Mash is a set of tools for creating and using MinHash sketches, a neat way of turning a genome into a small signature which can easily be compared with other signatures.
Documentation on Mash can be found [here](http://mash.readthedocs.io/en/latest/), the Genome Biology paper describing Mash can be found [here](https://genomebiology.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s13059-016-0997-x), and Mash can be downloaded [here](https://github.com/marbl/Mash/releases).

NOTES:

- The Mash executable must be accessible from your $PATH for these wrappers to function.
- All wrappers return out and err, the STDOUT and STDERR from the program being called.
- Any number of arguments for sequence files can be passed to `mash.dist`, `mash.sketch`, and `mash.screen`. Unix wildcards (*, ?) can be part of these arguments.
- The default setting for all wrappers is to only use one thread. This can be changed with the `threads` keyword argument. For example, to use 8 threads, set `threads=8`.
- Any other parameters you want to change for Mash are also possible to change, using the same parameter='argument' format.
- Wrappers can also have the command string returned. To do this, add the argument `returncmd=True`. This will cause the command string to be returned as the third return value.

The following wrappers for Mash have been written:

### Mash Sketch

```python
from biotools import mash
out, err = mash.sketch(file_to_sketch_1, file_to_sketch_2, output_sketch='sketch.msh', threads=1)
```

This command will allow you to sketch one or many files, and save them to a sketch file for for quick analysis later on. The default value for the output sketch is `sketch.msh`, but this can be changed with the keyword argument `output_sketch`. Wildcards can be used to sketch lots of files at once. For example, to sketch all FASTA files in the directory `example`, one could call `mash.sketch('example/*.fasta')`.

### Mash Dist

```python
from biotools import mash
out, err = mash.dist(query_file_1, query_file_2, output_file='distances.tab', threads=1)
```

Mash dist will find distances between either FASTA files, FASTQ files, or previously sketched files. By default, these distances will be output to `distances.tab`, which can then be read by `mash.read_mash_output`.

### Mash Screen

```python
from biotools import mash
out, err = mash.screen(query_file_1, query_file_2, output_file='screen.tab', threads=1)
```

Mash screen will find how well one query is contained within another. The first argument must be a sketch file, and subsequent arguments can be FASTA files, FASTQ files, or other sketches. This command will only work if mash>=2.0 is installed. Output of the mash screen command can be read by `mash.read_mash_screen`.

### Read Mash Output

```python
from biotools import mash
mash_results = mash.read_mash_output(result_file)
```

This command takes a result file from `mash.dist` as input, and will return a list of results, with each index corresponding to one line of the result file. Each item in the list has the following attributes: reference, query, distance, pvalue, and matching_hash.

### Read Mash Screen

```python
from biotools import mash
mash_results = mash.read_mash_screen(screen_result)
```

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Q: Cant get arrays to keep value in class When I use the object function set_and_make_variable I send it a name and value which both work correctly. However then when I go to use show current_variables it acts like I never set the values for both integers, and integers_names. I thought you could modify the variables arrays from the functions associated with the class without references or pointers.
Am I not correct?
void reset_name(string *variable_names)
{
    for (int i = 0; i < 100; i++)
    {
        variable_names[i] = "";
    }
}
void reset_int_value(int *variable_value)
{
    for (int i = 0; i < 100; i++)
    {
        variable_value[i] = 0;
    }
}
int find_next(string variable_names[100])
{
    for (int i = 0; i < 100; i++)
    {
        if (variable_names[i] == "")
        {
            return i;
        }
    }
}

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class variables_integers
{
public:
    string integer_names[100];
    int integers[100];

    variables_integers(void);
    void set_and_make_variable(string, int);
    void show_current_variables(void);

};

variables_integers::variables_integers(void)
{
    reset_int_value(integers);
    reset_name(integer_names);
}

void variables_integers::show_current_variables(void)
{
    cout << "INTEGERS:" << endl;

    for (int i = 0; i < (find_next(integer_names)); i++)
    {
        cout << integer_names[i] << " = " << integers[i] << endl;
    }
}

void variables_integers::set_and_make_variable(string name, int value)
{
    cout << name << "   " << value << endl;
    cout << find_next(integer_names) << endl;
    integers[find_next(integer_names)] = value;
    integer_names[find_next(integer_names)] = name;
}

//*** added code ******
bool operations_and_declerations(string parsed_input[3000], variables variable)
{
    if (parsed_input[0] == "int")
    {
        if (parsed_input[2] == "=")
        {
            variable.integers.set_and_make_variable(parsed_input[1], atoi(parsed_input[3].c_str()));
        }
        return true;
    }
    else if (parsed_input[0] == "string")
    {
        return true;
    }
    //else if (parsed_input[0] ==)
    else
    {
        return false;
    }
}

A: In operations_and_declerations(), you sent your variables parameter by value. Hence, the function created a local copy, and only modified that local copy.
You can fix the problem by sending it the parameter by reference. Just modify the function name to:
bool operations_and_declerations(string parsed_input[3000], variables & variable)

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A Nation-State called India?
Posted by opus125 in India
Indian politics, nation state, secularism
Indians often criticise the Invaders and their legacy. The secularist Constitution is primarily a Western view. However, there has never been discovered any one Hindu government that ruled India with a singled social, political or religious ideology.
It would delight me if the utopian Great Society, or Ram Rajya (literally "rule of God") did exist. Gandhi and other nationalists held up this golden age as a an nationalist, Independent India. Hindu reformers claimed the corrupted idolatry of the and was a corruption of a lost religious unity that reawakened would rise as a beacon to the world.
Did Gandhi really believe it or was it only a metaphor? Afterall he turned the Gita – where Krishna incites Arjuna to battle – into a tome for non violence,
It seems to me that any attempt to pin India down leaves me unsatisfied. It is as if the people of this vibrant land like its nebulous undefinable quality that allows them to be who they want as long as they don't get caught or upset their family.
Politically, W. H. Morris-Jones described Indian politics as "a play within a play":
"One very general way of putting the problem is to point out that the student of Indian political institutions soon forms the impression that the main thing he has to learn is that nothing is ever quiet what it seems or what it presents itself as being …..
The observer of Indian politics will not look at his subject for long before he gets the feeling that he is missing something. This feeling can perhaps be only described by metaphors…..
"Such a feeling with regard to Indian politics is perfectly justified; what the observer has so far not taken into account is the play within the play."
As a histophile I suggest, modern Neo-Hinduism and Neo-Buddhism developed in response to Protestant, Orientalist and Western reconstructed models of History. It is to be expected. The story we tell of ourselves – our hiSTORY – develops in response to the unfolding of society. We all too often look at the past through coloured hues of a modern lens and modern politics is network of mostly European or Muslim ideas.
This the Hindu nationalist gripe and yet, remove the ceremony, you find it is also a foundation of modern Hindu nationalism that critiques it.
As K. M. Paikkar observed after Independence "Clearly, our new democratic, egalitarian and secular state is not built on the foundations of ancient India, or of Hindu thought."
In 1888 John Strachey put it more bluntly, "there is not, and never was an India, or even a country of India possessing, according to European ideas, any sort of unity, physical, political, social, or religious."
Strachey saw the world through European blinkers. As Ainslie Embrose reminded us, this describes a 19th century "political artefact created by the British imperial power that was essentially artificial, with its existence dependent upon the careful exercise of that power."
The British model made use of the Mughal models of administration, for taxation and justice. Islamic institutions influenced what a nation state means throughout South Asia. I suggest political systems world over are ideological constructs. I suggest that the flux of contradictory thoughts that is India may offer a more unity than rigid ideologies of politicians.
I suggest the masses of India have a different view of what a political entity means. The grasping of disparate internet driven pseudo democratic sensationalism could learn from the Hindu Buddhist ideology.
Defining a nation is beyond this article, however an arbitrary perimeter cut into an terrestrial surface, ultimately an "imagined community" (Benedict Anderson) of a mutually recognised and assumed recognition and obligations to a shared culture or shared language (Gelner).
However, India has been a land of accepted difference and diversity and the internalised transmission of popular myth a life reality.
"India has been the seat of a single culture, however diversely expressed" wrote Sir Percival Spear
Instead of a Nation-State, Ravinder Kumar describes India as a "Civilization-State" with distinctive traits, social character, wealth creation social and political structures and texture of moral values.
"As a result of the development in material conditions and growth in political awareness that has taken place after 1947, the deep contradiction between the sharply focused identiy of a Nation-State, on the one hand, and the truly epic diversity of the local and regional cultures which underpin Indian cibvilization, on the other, can no longer be brushed aside. Indeed, without focusing on the centres of disquiet within the subcontinent, it is clear that the notion of India as a Nation-State sends tremors of alarm through wide swarthes of the people, who look to their location in regional or local communities as the primary basis of their identity formation. Even in the great heartland, where Hindi (or one of its variants) constitutes the language an shapes the culture of the people, the primary basis of identiy formation remains the locality of the region; beyond which stands the amorphrous concept of a pan-Indian civilization and partially crystalised notion of a Nation-State."
Consider modern India: with the world's third largest military (at about 1/12th of GDP), largest population, about 15th in Industrial production, and third for its number of scientific and technological personnel.
Whether the Ram Rajya will ever be scientifically proven to have existed is not the point. India can only be understood by referring to it. You must look at her on at least two different levels. On one level you have the nation state, a nationalist concept elevated at the time of the French Revolution. On another you have people for who the land was an expression of a religious history that formed their identity.
The concept of nation-state is a mental abstraction distant from daily life of many. Besides creating a cohesive Pan-Indian State, and representative government, the liberation struggle sought to transform India from an agricultural to an Industrial economy.
While the slowly changing landscape is also considered an illusion, it is a long standing expression of the legends that shape meaning into people's lives. There is a faith in life and a living of life itself.
A rural scattered society since feudal times, occasionally interfered with by a Hindu, Muslim or European.
Meanwhile a huge middle class increasingly tricked into politics of a divisive media that fuels US Vs Them divide: Hindu Muslim, Superrich Vs Middle class, Middle Class Vs untouchable.
The problem seems to me to be expressed by a critique of my Western ways by a dear Indian friend.
"You are too much in your head Bry. Look within."
Both Hindu and Buddhist speak of changing, illusory of daily life (samvrti-satya) and the absolute truth (paramarthasatya) of uncharacterisable, quality-less (nirguna) Brahmin. A Buddhsit may contrast the changing possibilities of the empirical world to the intuitive void, or unlimited emptiness (sanyata). Life is often compared to a man terrified by a snake that turns out to be a coiled rope.
The lack of discrimination, called ignorance (avidya, aviveka).
The analogy fits well for all modern politicians using fear to knee jerk the population toward a idealised often fictional legend of the ideal citizen. Indias national Maha Bharat, expressed as an ideal virtuous, battle hardened larrikin Anzac of Australia, or the
On a more practical level what will last, and what will soon disappear when the political bluster dissolves.
Independence Day 2012 Bharat Bhavan Bhopal
Spirituality requires earning to distinguish between the illusion of arguing politicians, seen as corrupt and far removed from daily life, and the intuited truth people feel within themself. Move closer to Delhi, or the cities removed from the land, these illusions of social class take on illusory proportions!
As the USA begins to collapse because it overreached itself, I am reminded of a Chinese politician who brushed off US concerns as not seeing the whole perspective of history.
Whitehead was not thinking of India, but his words from Process and Reality apply in this confusing land:
"It is the inescapable flux, there is something that abides; in the over-whelming permanence, there iis an element that escapes into flux. Permanence can be snatched only out of flux; and the passing moment can only find its adequate intensity only by its submission to permanence. Those who would disjoin the two elements can find no interpretation of patent facts. "
I would rather we grasp the ideal and the modern illusory reality together, and with a perspective for history, see the possibilities of the moment. Aim for the ideal, while working with what is. The problems is 'what is' is itself an illusion.
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Borderlands of Health and Wellness said:
I thought about our conversation from the other day and you reminding me about being and ontology. I had an opportunity to talk about and the topic was a sensationalist one in my professional circle. I let myself display a different attitude than I have allowed myself in the past. It made me feel clever! Lol! Actually, there was another incident in the past few days as well on the professional front. There was a research snafu by an essential oils company that has a strong reputation in small business circles. I picked it up off facebook and it's become my most trafficked post or second most trafficked post of all time. I wasn't trying to be sensationalist but I may have been suppressing awareness of that side of things. The company saw my post and included it in their company's Twitter newsletter for July 6th. Of course I didn't fall for the flattery whole hog but I came close! Lol! Sometimes it's nice to feel small in a big world.


Signing involves not just broad arm and hand movements, but also many subtle clues and features, particularly involving fingers and lip and face movements and expressions, which must be clearly seen in order to understand the meaning. This is a particular issue with translations delivered in an 'open' format, where the signer takes up only a small part of the television screen, making their hands and facial features appear relatively small.
The full signing space around the signer should be visible at all times. For most sign languages this extends from well below the waist to above the head and at least an elbow width to the side.
The signer should appear on the screen at a sufficient size and resolution to enable viewers at normal viewing distances to clearly see and accurately recognise all movements and facial expressions.
This requirement is difficult to quantify in terms of an adequate proportion of the picture, because it depends on the size of the viewer's screen, their viewing distance and their visual acuity. The practical recommendation provided by Ofcom in the UK in the context of standard definition television is that the signer should be no smaller than one sixth of the picture. Nevertheless, and perhaps unsurprisingly, research suggests that sign language users prefer larger signers.
Closed sign language interpreting delivered in a receiver mix format, may allow individual viewers may be able to resize and position the signer according to personal preferences, if their receiver equipment provides that functionality. However, the source video stream needs to be captured and encoded at a suitable base resolution, size and compression so as not to lose vital features in the image. For example, if the resolution is too coarse so that lip and mouth movements, or even fingers, are blurred out, then simply rendering this picture at a much larger size will not restore these missing features.
For open sign language interpreting of programmes primarily aimed at members of the Deaf community, the main visual image can be reduced in size leaving a blank area in which the signer can be placed.
The colours and tones of the signer's clothing and background should be such that all movements can easily be seen. Lighting has a large part to play in this.
Avoid obscuring any important activity. The traditional position for a signer, at the lower right hand side of the screen, may not be appropriate for programmes where important activity most often occurs in that area. To avoid obscuring subtitles or scrolling news tickers, it may be necessary to move the signer up a little from the bottom edge.


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Rams RB Tre Mason Arrested in Florida for Fleeing From Cops on ATV
Josh Dhani January 12, 2017 0
I think it's safe to say that Tre Mason's NFL career is over.
Tre Mason, the Los Angeles Rams mercurial running back who never reported to the team this past season, was arrested Tuesday morning in Florida for a fleeing incident dating back to July.
Mason faces a felony (third degree) charge of fleeing and eluding without regard for others' safety or property.
Mason was at a park on the afternoon of July 27 allegedly doing wheelies on an ATV. When police tried to stop him, Mason sped past them and fled to his mother's home in Lake Worth, Florida. Law-enforcement officials followed Mason to the home and cited him for operating an ATV on public roads and failing to stop for police. A dash-cam video posted by TMZ recorded Mason's mom, Tina, telling responding officers that her son is "22 in a 10-year-old's mindset right now."
"Tre is not himself at all," Mason's mom told police that day. "He's not making good decisions."
Mason was also arrested on March 5 during a traffic stop in Hollywood, Florida, and faced five charges as well.
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