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Applications of temperature sensing products
Temperature-sensing products are an essential part of many industries. The ability to monitor and control a range of temperatures can help to protect the environment and reduce the risk of contamination. In addition, they are an effective and affordable way to monitor temperature and keep processes hygienic. Many of the temperature sensors produced by Anderson-Negele are sterile, which means they are perfect for food, beverage, and pharmaceutical applications.
Temperature sensors come in a variety of sizes and types. Some are moderate temperature sensors, while others can have a much more comprehensive temperature range. Silicon temperature sensors are used in local applications, while remote diode sensors are used in water/wastewater management and refrigeration systems. In addition to local applications, temperature sensors are used in many industrial settings, including microcontrollers and other electronics.
There are several different types of temperature-sensing products. Some are non-contact, while others measure the temperature through thermal radiation. The non-contact types are typically used in hazardous environments and on moving machinery. The difference between the two types is in their sensitivity. For example, a thermistor is sensitive to changes in temperature, while a thermocouple is sensitive to changes in resistance.
Thermocouples, for example, use two wires to generate a voltage concerning temperature. These types of sensors are available in different metal combinations so that they can be used for a variety of applications. They also provide specialized calibrations for various temperature ranges. Another type of temperature sensor is the RTD sensor, which measures the changes in resistance in a metal resistor. The most common RTDs are made from platinum and have a resistance of about 100 ohms at 0degC. On the other hand, the thermistor contains a ceramic or polymer resistor and is used to measure medium temperature.
Temperature-sensing products are used to monitor and control the temperature of different materials. This helps to ensure that a process is within acceptable limits. The core application of these devices is preventative reliability, which helps ensure that a system is in good condition and prevents any danger before it occurs.
Temperature sensors are found in a variety of shapes and sizes. However, they are typically classified into two main classes: contact temperature sensors and non-contact temperature sensors. Contact-type sensors measure the temperature of an object in contact with it. In contrast, non-contact temperature sensors measure the temperature of an object or a heat source without any physical contact. These products are commonly used in hazardous environments.
A traditional resistance temperature detector (RTD) uses a metallic sensing element. As temperature increases, the metal resists the flow of electrons. This resistance is measured as a reduced current through the metal with a given voltage. However, a semiconductor sensor, known as a thermistor, works differently. It produces a power function relationship between temperature and resistance.
There are a variety of applications for temperature-sensing products. These products are used in many industries to regulate and compensate for temperature changes and prevent equipment from overheating. The market for these products is already significant and is expected to double in size by 2023. Some of the most common types of temperature sensors are thermocouples, thermometers, and resistive thermal devices.
There are two primary types of temperature sensors: contact and non-contact. Contact temperature sensors make physical contact with the object being monitored, while non-contact sensors detect temperature changes through thermal radiation. Non-contact sensors work in environments where physical contact is not possible.
When purchasing a temperature-sensing product, it is vital to understand the costs. The price of a sensor can vary significantly depending on the type, operating range, and material. The most basic types of temperature sensors are RTDs and K-type thermocouples. These are less expensive but typically have a higher operating capacity. They can be used in hazardous environments and are often equipped with sapphire insets.
Digital temperature sensors offer several advantages for many applications. They feature a simplified interface, low-power operation, and competitive pricing. Additionally, their small size allows them to respond faster to changes in temperature, meaning faster measurements. Lastly, they feature a reusable cable that allows for easy connection to a temperature monitor.
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Morata recalled to Spain squad, Ansu Fati and Ceballos miss out
Spain have recalled Alvaro Morata for their Euro 2020 qualifiers against Malta and Romania after the striker scored five times in his last five games for Atletico Madrid.
Spain, who have already qualified for next year's championship, need to avoid defeat in one of their two remaining games in order to progress as Group F winners.
There was a maiden call up for Dani Olmo, however Barcelona's Ansu Fati and Arsenal's Dani Ceballos missed out.
Zagreb forward Olmo, who was a key part of the Spain Under-21 side that won this year's European Championship, has impressed for the Croatian side in the Champions League this season.
The squad contains just five players from Spain's so-called 'big three' sides - Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid and Barcelona.
Manchester City midfielder Rodri, who has not played since Oct. 22 due to a hamstring problem, is included while Barcelona's Jordi Alba misses out through injury.
There is also no place for Barca team mate Fati.
The 17-year-old forward was granted Spanish citizenship in September before making his Under-21 debut last month. He is expected to be named by Luis de la Fuente in the U-21 squad later on Friday.
Spain host Malta on Nov. 15 and Romania three days later.
Spain squad in full:
Goalkeepers: David de Gea (Manchester United), Kepa Arrizabalaga (Chelsea), Pau Lopez (Roma)
Defenders: Jose Gaya (Valencia), Dani Carvajal (Real Madrid), Raul Albiol (Napoli), Inigo Martinez (Athletic), Sergio Ramos (Real Madrid), Juan Bernat (PSG), Pau Torres (Villarreal), Jesus Navas (Sevilla)
Midfielders: Sergio Busquets (Barcelona), Rodri (Manchester City), Thiago (Bayern), Saul Niguez (Atletico), Fabian Ruiz (Napoli), Santi Cazorla (Villarreal)
Forwards: Rodrigo (Valencia), Gerard Moreno (Villarreal), Paco Alcacer (Borussia Dortmund), Mikel Oyarzabal (Real Sociedad), Alvaro Morata (Atletico), Dani Olmo (Dinamo Zagreb)

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Careers England has published a report looking at best practice in Commissioning here. This valuable piece of work collects together lessons learned and observations from 'the other side of the fence'. It's a very useful insight into how providers feel in the commissioning process and gives an insight into approaches that can achieve better outcomes for commissioners, beneficiaries and providers, and improved value for money.
If you have any feedback on the report or would like to engage in discussion about its contents please contact Steve Stewart on steve.stewart@careersengland.org.uk or 07714673411.
The Labour Party recently held a consultation on 'Building a statutory youth service', for which it aims to create a national strategy for youth work and a charter underpinned by law. The Party has said that: "it should be the responsibility of the Secretary of State to promote and secure sufficient youth services, working together with local authorities and voluntary bodies. To support this ambition, a Labour Government would mandate a national body with dedicated ring fenced funding to oversee youth service provision across England. This body would work with all local youth service partnerships, review local youth strategies, monitor and distribute funding, and advise on professional and service standards."
Careers England has put together a paper to help shape government thinking for the 2019 spending review. 'Providing a careers guidance system that our nation needs' identifies current challenges and outlines the need for funding to drive forward implementation of the national strategy for careers. £50m is recommended to focus on personal guidance (Gatsby benchmark 8) alongside a range of other proposals to ensure the creation of a world class careers system.
Last week, The Careers & Enterprise Company's Implementation Plan set out its plan for scaling up support for schools, colleges, businesses and careers programme providers to help them meet the requirements of the government's Careers Strategy. Whilst we welcome both the Careers Strategy and Implementation Plan, we are concerned about the resources available to deliver such an ambitious agenda with limited funding. Read our response to the plan here.
Read the Careers & Enterprise Company's draft plan here.
With the launch of the careers strategy, new departmental DfE priorities and a wider remit for The Careers & Enterprise Company to cover all eight Gatsby benchmarks, you'd be forgiven for thinking that careers advice is firmly back on the agenda as part of the government's drive to improve social mobility.
On 22nd December 2017, the Department for Education sent a letter to 7 prime contractors for the National Careers Service with responsibility for providing careers information, advice and guidance in prisons. The letter stated that in-custody service would not be continued after 1st April 2018.
The Department for Education has published new statutory guidance for schools on careers guidance and access for education and training providers. It sets out what schools need to do to meet the eight Gatsby Benchmarks and provides guidance which underpins the new duty.
Today the Career Development Institute (CDI) and Careers England have launched a joint statement highlighting that while there is wide political consensus that career guidance services in England need to be improved, there are no details in any of the manifestos as to how this step change might be achieved.
This statement builds on a press release issued by the CDI last week featuring our manifesto and seeking to offer ideas which would ensure a sharper focus and improved career guidance services for all.
Careers England has submitted evidence on behalf of its members to the Sub-Committee on Education, Skills and the Economy's inquiry on careers advice, information and guidance. The Committee has called for written submissions addressing the quality and impartiality of current provision, and focusing in particular on developments since the publication of the Education Committee report 'Careers guidance for young people: The impact of the new duty on schools', in 2013.
Policy measures that could drive accessibility and quality in careers education and guidance.
Click here to view Careers provision for young people – where next?
The House of Lords Select Committee on Social Mobility is undertaking an inquiry into how young people can be best prepared for the world of work. The Committee, appointed to investigate the transition from school to work for young people, is investigating the complex choices young people are faced with when considering career options.


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Stop the sway, a simpler way
Streamlining the counterweight systems that limit a building's wobbles
Take note, high-rise builders and daring designers. You know those giant counterweights, called tuned mass dampers, that keep spindly skyscrapers and bridges from swaying in the wind? Well, now there's a pint-sized portable tuned mass damper.
Wait a second. How does a regular tuned mass damper even work? A little background: especially at great heights, a structure can be strong without being stiff, and when it lacks stiffness relative to the forces acting on it—wind, footfalls—it can swing perceptibly. The building won't topple, but the movement can cause occupants alarm, discomfort, even nausea. A notorious example, Boston's John Hancock Tower, swayed as much as three feet off its base before dampers were added.
Increasingly common in Manhattan, the typical tuned mass damper (TMD) is essentially an enormous counterweight on springs or a pendulum, built into the top portion of a tower. When high winds push on the building, the weight swings in the opposite direction, staying the tower's shift. But in order to make it work, engineers have to "tune" the damper to match the building's natural frequency, ensuring that the weight swings just enough to counteract the wind. (Frequency being the speed of a vibration.) Practical Engineering explains it all with a fun video here.
The drawbacks are size and cost. For example, the 728-ton steel ball that stabilizes the 1,667-foot-tall Tapei 101 tower in Taiwan cost $4 million—and it takes up six stories of prime real estate.
A lighter package
By contrast, a portable tuned mass damper, under development at Virginia Tech, weighs about 275 pounds. And a building owner with no technical training can adjust the damper's settings with a five-dollar iPhone app.
Of course, the damper itself will cost more than $5, but it will be affordable, says its inventor, Mehdi Setareh, an architecture professor and the head of the Vibration Testing Lab at Virginia Tech. "What I'm trying to do is reduce the cost so it can become more common," Setareh told us. "It's like what Henry Ford did with cars."
Setareh's invention is best suited to those modern buildings constructed of lightweight materials and given swooping, eye-catching shapes with computer-aided design. Setareh is himself an award-winning structural engineer who helped design the dramatically cantilevered headquarters of MFP Automation Engineering (right).
Such bold designs have become more common—and along with them, so have complaints about noticeable vibrations, according to Setareh. His lab has studied and helped modify structures such as a theater balcony in Detroit and the monumental stair in the Zaha Hadid–designed Broad Art Museum in East Lansing, Michigan (left). "The floors are designed for strength," Setareh hastened to point out. "When people walk on the floor, it holds the load, no problem." But a slight bounce gives users the unwelcome impression of shakiness. "It can be scary, or at best annoying."
A prototype portable tuned mass damper. (Photo Courtesy of Virginia Tech)
Rather than sacrifice aesthetics or boost costs by building with heavier beams, said Setareh, architects (or, after the fact, building managers) can apply a simple fix. Acting like a shock absorber, the portable tuned mass damper (PTMD) consists of a weight on springs, tuned to have a natural frequency close to that of the floor. When the floor is rattled by foot traffic, the springs are activated and the movement of the weight pushes back against the movement of the floor, neutralizing it. "When the floor goes down, the damper mass goes up," Setareh said, "and when the floor goes up, the mass goes down."
The device sits two feet high and weighs a fraction of the floor, but it compensates by moving ten to twenty times faster than the floor vibrates. "So even though the mass of the [PTMD] is, say, 200 pounds, it's like 4,000 pounds of force moving against the floor," Setareh said. "That's how it reduces the vibration substantially," up to 60 percent in the Virginia Tech lab's testing facility (see below).
A result of rocketry
That's a fine solution for a variety of unique buildings—hospitals, theaters, corporate headquarters. But what about a straightforward residential high-rise? It's hard to imagine a small, convenient version of the titanic TMD at Tapei 101.
And yet, a team at NASA has developed a damper the size of a coffee can (though it sits in a long pipe filled with water) that can stop a tall building's shakes in a heartbeat. Spun off from rocket technology, a variation of this "disruptive tuned mass" has been installed on the new 32-story 461 Dean in Brooklyn, the world's tallest modular building. It turns liquid into a secondary mass that absorbs and dissipates the energy of a building's vibrations.
461 Dean, the world's tallest modular building.
Engineering firm Thornton Tomasetti licensed the technology and adapted it to 461 Dean (right), which is built of lightweight steel modules. Thornton Tomasetti's rooftop system, which they call a fluid harmonic absorber, consists of four U-shaped PVC pipes, each 50 feet long and three feet in diameter. Air springs are fitted to the outside of the pipes and tuned to a certain "sloshing frequency," explained Michael Wesolowsky, a Thornton Tomasetti engineer. The tubes are pressurized so that during a wind or seismic event, air pushes on the water, and then vice versa.
"The liquid is tuned to slosh back and forth at exactly the same frequency as the building's movement, but out of phase," said Wesolowky, "pulling the building back in the opposite direction," thereby keeping it steady.
Installation of fluid harmonic absorbers on 461 Dean's rooftop. (Photo courtesy of NASA)
"It's like the air spring in your car," added Elisabeth Malsch, another Thornton Tomasetti engineer, "if you have a newer, fancier car."
Already, the system has performed well on high-wind days, Malsch said. And it has advantages over the gargantuan conventional TMDs. The absorber at 461 Dean (the first of its kind in a commercial application) is "cheaper, lighter," said Malsch. "It required very little reinforcement" to the building below. It's also easier to tune, not to mention maintain. After all, "we know how to patch leaks in pipes," Malsch said.
Like the PTMD out of Virginia Tech, the fluid harmonic absorber can be installed after initial construction is complete, if a structure turns out to behave differently than predicted in high winds. The Smithsonian speculated that historic landmarks built before earthquake codes might be retrofitted with the NASA-bred system, another benefit of which is its fast-acting nature. (Skyscrapers can still sustain damage during the few seconds it takes for a quake to activate a conventional, pendulum-style damper.)
Malsch can attest that older buildings are good candidates for the addition of such a cutting-edge streamlined damping system. Her office is in Manhattan's 40 Wall Street, at 71 stories the world's tallest tower when it was completed in 1930 (before being surpassed by the Chrysler Building a few months later). On windy days, the structure's age is apparent—or audible.
"Every six seconds," said Malsch, "you can hear it creak."
This post was written by Suffolk Construction's Content Writer Patrick L. Kennedy. If you have questions, Patrick can be reached at PKennedy@suffolk.com. You can connect with him on LinkedIn here or follow him on Twitter at @PK_Build_Smart.
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May 12, 2017 by suffolkconstruction
Some day, humans will live on Mars. That's the vision of some of today's highest-profile forward-thinkers. This week, in an op-ed for CNN, President Barack Obama wrote that he hopes America will send humans safely to Mars and back by the 2030s. And late last month, SpaceX founder Elon Musk announced plans to colonize Mars within the next 50 to 100 years, with the help of the most powerful rocket ever, sending up a reusable spaceship that could carry a hundred humans at a time to the Red Planet.
But once the expat Earthlings land, what kind of structures will they live in? Scientists are working on myriad answers to that question (among others). One major obstacle to homebuilding on Mars is the limited capacity of any realistic spacecraft to carry all the materials needed to erect substantial, durable habitats. Ideally, the pioneers would use local materials, just as early European settlers in North America chopped down pines to build log cabins. With no forests on Mars, what can 21st-century space settlers use?
Frosty reception
There is water on Mars—most of it frozen. That's one of the attractions that make the fourth rock from the sun a good candidate for colonization. (It also has an atmosphere to absorb radiation, a surface temperature range that could be bearable with the right protective gear, and a day/night cycle similar to ours at 24 hours, 37 minutes.)
Source: Mars Ice House
So when NASA held its 3D-Printed Habitat Challenge last fall, one team of designers tapped H20 as its substance of choice to fabricate homes. Team Space Exploration Architecture (SEArch) and Clouds AO topped 165 entrants with their design, Ice House. The design takes a page from Alaska's Inuit people, who for centuries have built temporary shelters out of snow during hunting expeditions. Envisioning a settlement in Mars' northern climes, the NASA competition winners proposed that frozen water be harvested from the subsurface and run through a massive 3D printer to craft a sleek shell of ice that would cover the astronauts' lander (which would serve as the living quarters), sealing it in a pressurized, habitable environment. Then another, still larger ice shell would be created to cover the first, not unlike a Russian nesting doll.
The multi-layered setup is designed for redundancy—you'd probably feel safer with a backup shell, wouldn't you?—but the general purpose of the ice shell is to give the colonists a kind of artificial yard: they could obtain a feeling of being outdoors without having to suit up and venture out into the planet's harsh environment. That's because the translucent outer ice shell, while repelling cosmic rays, would let in sunlight, something vital to the colonists' food garden, not to mention their sanity. And with temps in the region (Alba Mons) consistently below freezing, the shell would stand year-round without melting.
But what if the explorers wanted to conserve that water for other uses, like drinking it? Continue Reading ›
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October 14, 2016 by suffolkconstruction
It's a building, it's a city, it's a "super building"
Imagine leaving your apartment one Friday morning to get in some shopping at the mall before your doctor's appointment at the local hospital. Then, you decide to take a long stroll on your favorite nature trail through the park with plenty of time to pick up the kids from school. Later, with the kids and their friends in tow, you take public transit to the movie theater to celebrate the start of the weekend. After your busy afternoon, you drop off the kids' friends at their apartments and you head home to tuck your children into bed.
Now, imagine you did all that without ever stepping foot outside your building. The year is 2050 and you live in a "super building."
Like today's major cities, super buildings will consist of millions of inhabitants and their own infrastructure with shopping, recreation, medical facilities, theaters, schools and even parks. The major difference is that the entire "vertical city" will be concentrated under one roof within a single massive structure. Super buildings could stretch miles into the sky and consume entire city blocks. They could recycle their own water and generate more energy than they consume. Sound like something straight out of the Jetsons or Interstellar? Maybe. But the truth is that super buildings could be closer to becoming a reality than you think because there are developers and architects among us who believe these enormous structures may be our best option for dealing with the rapid demographic and environmental changes that are affecting our planet.
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In your opinion, which movie adaptation of a book was the most accurate?
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What is your favorite book-to-movie adaptation?
Which is your favorite film adaptation of a book📕🎬📹
Best book to movie adaptation?
Best Movie Adaptation of a Book.
What movie do you think is the best adaptation from a book you've read?
What movie or television adaptation are you most disappointed in?
Is there a movie adaptation of a classic that you truly enjoyed? Which one was the worst?
The Princess Bride, book versus movie. Opinions?
Which book changed your opinion or perspective about something? What is it?
Pride and Prejudice was decently accurate to me, and Jane Eyre.
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Have you seen Pride and Prejudice and Zombies?
No, I despised the book with every ounce of my being. 😂
Megan Lmao!
City of bones
I heard it wasn't accurate, from other people lol. But I loved that movie.
Some parts werent but to me it was the closest to the book as it could be
Hmm maybe I should read the book then.
Yes u should 🙂
It's just such a big commitment lol
But once you get into it,you get lost in the shadowhunter world
Lol that's the problem, I don't have time to get lost in the shadowhunter world right now.
Audiobook?
Hmm I'll look how much it is. I do have a 20 dollars credit.
I highly recommend those books to anyone but for me I just can't stand the movie or TV show unfortunately. I really tried likely them too.
I want to like the TV show but the main girl just can't act! Lily Collins was better in my opinion.
I really liked the movie, I thought (with maybe the exception of the guy playing jace) they got it close to the book. I can't stand the casting in the series though 😞 would have liked them to continue in the movie format
Oh I loved Holes!
I cant answer this without great doubt lol. But I'm going to go with The Fault in Our Stars.
Shindlers List
A lot of changes were made but I love that movie!
Paper town
I thought lord of the Rings did a decent job considering the amount in the books. You could watch it without feeling like there were holes in the story or bits missing.
The Book Thief. It's so amazing!
Yes!!! Though I am still said they skipped Tom Bombadil
Breann
The Lovely Bones. Especially dealing with the topics it did, I thought it was well done.
Oh my god I cried with that and the movie. I also thought the movie was so good. Like the acting and everything was spot on.
Totally agree. Lots of crying with that one!
Always thought Hunger Games
I thought the lack of being able to hear Katniss's inner thoughts like we could in the book took away from a lot of the story.
True, but I felt the first one was very true to the book. Much better than some of the others books to movie. I was so disappointed in Beautiful Creatures, and mortal instruments
Divergent was also awful book to movie. Just….awful.
I was ok with the first one. Wasn't the best at all but was watchable at best. The rest…..AWFUL
The bone collector was pretty accurate to the book.
Margee
The Five People You Meet in Heaven
Imane
Jane Eyre /pride and pejudice
The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe did quite well. It stuck to the story and added in a few tidbits that enhanced it, in my opinion 🙂
The host by stephenie meyer
Rohaya
I hate that story because the hero is so handsome and yet had to die….lol
Shutter Island by Deenis Lehane. I think it was the closest to a book ever.
Zoubida
Anna karnina
Whose production?
By leo tolstoy..amazing novel
Pride and prejudice!
Divergent in my opinion
Outlander series are great
You kidding!
TFIOS
Bridge to Terrabithia. I also liked The Help.
The live screen play of Of mice and men. It was to the book!
LOTR – the first film of the trio before Jackson got carried away with excessive CGI
The light between oceans and The boy in the striped pajamas
The fault in our stars. The movies wasn't amazing but it followed the book to a fault lol
Harry Potter or the Hunger Games
I thought that the Harry Potter movies were heaps different to the books.
I think The Help was
The Green Mile was pretty close and so was the Shawshank Redemption. I also wasn't disappointed with the Hunger Games movies.
The Martian.
LOTR and the Help
Interview with a Vampire was pretty damn close
The road.
Baig
Harry Potter first two movies
The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold
A walk to remember ❤
I didn't like the movie at first. I guess I wanted it to be based in the 50s like the book. But now it's one of my favorites.
When I listened to the audio book of Stardust, by Neil Gaiman, it had a little interview with him at the end. And it opened my eyes. He said that every time he had to redo his book in another medium, he saw it as a way to change to the story simply because the medium allowed things to be different. From a creative point of view, this makes perfect sense. Which is why Stardust the movie, the book, the graphic novel, are all different and contain different and new characters and so on. So I have learned to see movies as completely different formats, and learned to appreciate them as such. There are some books that have really crappy movie adaptions, but most of the times it is due to other crappy aspects. I often feel like the only reader in the world who can appreciate a movie apart from the book. Having said that, I have recently come into the habit of reading books if I find the movie I am watching was based on it. Good ones are This is Where I Leave You (so funny!), High Fidelity, Jack Reacher, Deja Dead (last 2 are both not in a genre I normally read, both pleasantly surprised me), Interview with Vampire (good – my first Anne Rice), Schindler's Ark (just WOW), Firestarter.
Jannin
The Great Gatsby ..that's the most accurate. I feel like it's every word. Or I think I'm the only one who feels like that. 😄
Loved it too!
Yes! I'm not alone! 😄😄😄
The Outsiders. Stay gold.
Hunger Games, the help, LOTR, Perks of being a Wallflower, Interview with the vampire
Definitely NOT miss peregrine's home for peculiar children 😐😐
Shaws hank Redemption.
Perks of being a wallflower
Most nicholas sparks books are well done!
Not without my daughter?
Sarah's key
I liked The Girl With The Dragon Tatoo movie as much as I loved the books.
Which version of the movie? There were 2 that came out right?
In my opinion the Swedish ones were better.
Bridges of Madison County…I'm a sucker for unrequited love
The Hunger Games series, LOTR, The Hobbit, and The Giver.
I liked Divergent and Lightening Thief too, but probably not so accurate to the books.. I still liked it, though
I actually thought the Hunger Games movies left out so much of the background that they didn't really tell the full story. I have a pre-teen so have seen them many times and like them now but I don't think they capture the complete story in the same way the books do.
The Outsiders was pretty close
That was one of my favourite movies as a teenager. Saw it again just recently. Still a beautiful story.
Mine too😊
robinson crusoe and amazing grace!
Well, apart from the extreme geographical detail of location between the movie and the book, I guess we could count on The girl on the train…


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Breiðafjörður is a nature reserve and bay between the Snæfellsnes Peninsula and the Westfjords in West Iceland.
Explore this area on a tour of the Snaefellsnes Peninsula.
Geography of Breiðafjörður
Breiðafjörður is 125 kilometres (78 miles) long and 50 kilometres (31 miles) wide at its widest. Its surroundings are mountainous, and the Snæfellsjökull glacier can be seen on the tip of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, at the southern side of the entry to the bay.
In clear weather, it is possible to see the Westfjords from Snæfellsnes, and visa versa.
The mountains at the northern side of the bay's entrance are some of the oldest in the country, formed 15 million years ago. As you travel towards the land, they become considerably younger, with those at the furthest inside the fjord being half the age.
This is due to the movements of the tectonic plates in Iceland, which are pulling apart at a rate of around two centimetres (an inch) a year.
History of Breiðafjörður
Around 3000 islands and rock outlets are littered throughout Breiðafjörður. Very few of these are inhabited year-round, although many used to be. Flatey, for example, was once home to a monastery. An important medieval manuscript, Flateyjarbók, was written here, detailing sagas of old Norse kings and collections of poems, in the late 14th Century.
Most importantly, Flateyjarbók recounts the first settlements made by Europeans on Greenland, under Eirík the Red. This was considered to be largely legend until recent archaeological digs revealed the story to be true.
It also contains information about the early settlements on the Faroe and Orkney Islands.
Today, Flatey's year-round population is just five people. Like many of the other islands, however, it has many more residents in summer.
Wildlife in Breiðafjörður
Breiðafjörður is pregnant with life, due to the fact it is a breeding ground for much of the country's fisheries.
Fifty species of bird nest on the islands, including the common shag, the black guillemot, the brent goose and the white-tailed eagle. Puffins also nest on Flatey. Many of these species are migratory, however, and only can be seen from May to September.
Year-round, however, it is often possible to see a variety of marine mammals in the bay. Most common are the grey and harbour seals, which can be seen swimming and hauling out on the rocks. The lucky, however, may also see common porpoises and white-beaked dolphins, and even the occasional minke whale.
It should be noted that Breiðafjörður is one of the best parts of the country to see orcas from the shore, although they are still uncommon.
Economy of Breiðafjörður
The main economy of Breiðafjörður is, as could be presumed, fishing. The villages and towns on the northern side of Snæfellsnes and the southern side of the Westfjords are reliant on the fertile waters for their prosperity. Farmers on the island also collect bird-down from nests for extra income.
A ferry crosses the fjord, called the Baldur ferry, throughout the year. It connects Stykkisholmur to the south with Brjánslækur in the north, with stops at Flatey in summer.
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The Importance of Entrepreneurship in Japan's Late Nineteenth-Century Meiji Industrial Transformation
by John H. Sagers
Japan's rapid transformation in the late nineteenth century, from an agricultural society governed by the feudal samurai warrior class into an industrial power, is an unusual story in world history. When samurai leaders from Satsuma, Chōshū, and other domains joined forces to overthrow the Tokugawa Shogunate and rule in the name of Emperor Meiji in 1868, they might have been expected to establish a similar form of government that maintained the existing class structure and protected the samu...
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The Entrepreneur Who Built Modern Japan: Shibusawa Eiichi
Shibusawa Eiichi BY SHIMADA MASAKAZU TRANSlATED BY PAUL NARUM TOKYO: JAPAN PUBlISHING INdUSTRY FOUNDATION FOR CULTURE, 2017 196 PAGES, ISBN 978-4916055798, HARDCOVER Reviewed by John H. Sagers Shibusawa Eiichi (1840–1931) was one of Japan's most famous and prolific entrepreneurs, who launched nearly 500 business enterprises–including the dai-Ichi Bank, Oji Paper, Sapporo Beer, and Tokyo gas. living ninety-one years during Japan's transition from the world of the samurai under...
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Shibusawa Eiichi and the Merger of Confucianism and Capitalism in Modern Japan
Modern economic development depends greatly on a favorable institutional framework and a supportive cultural environment, both of which encourage the investment of talent and resources into commercial enterprises. In Japan's Meiji 1868–1912 transition to a modern economy, government oligarchs and business leaders made economic growth a national priority to compete with the Western powers. Leaders built modern economic institutions like banks, insurance companies, and stock exchanges and inve...
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It has been 1 year since the doors of the cave of the artist MojoStudio were opened. It's amazing how quickly time passes. We do not realize how many things we left behind. But suddenly in an opening and closing of eyes we see how many successes and achievements we have reaped. The rejoicing that floods, seeing how many hearts we have accelerated and how many tears escaped, is like the breeze that Sakura embraces, announcing the arrival of spring.
The artists who collaborate in MojoStudio, (I do not like to use the word staff) have immense quality. That's why I want to give you this piece of what happened in the anniversary show.


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Bill Weinberg sound recordings, 1992-2021, bulk 1992-2011
Bill Weinberg sound recordings, 1992-2021
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Bill Weinberg is a journalist, political writer, activist, and radio personality. His work and activism has focused on human rights, indigenous movements, drug policy, the environment, the Middle East, and opposition to war and authoritarianism. The Bill Weinberg sound recordings feature 57 episodes of the show Moorish Orthodox Radio Crusade (MORC), which was broadcast on WBAI radio from 1988 to 2011. The collection's recordings date from Bill Weinberg's period as part of the show's collective from 1992 to 2011. Throughout its run, MORC covered a wide range of political, cultural, and spiritual topics. Some major themes addressed in the collection's episodes include ecology, indigenous movements, anarchism, the War on Drugs, United States imperialism, Latin America, North Africa, religion, New York City political and social movements, sustainable transportation, and gardening. The collection also contains an oral history interview with Weinberg that was taken by the curator when the collection was donated to the Oral History Archives at Columbia.
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The Bill Weinberg sound recordings feature 57 episodes of the show Moorish Orthodox Radio Crusade (MORC), which was broadcast on WBAI radio from 1988 to 2011. The collection's recordings date from Bill Weinberg's period as part of the show's collective from 1992 to 2011. Throughout its run, MORC covered a wide range of political, cultural, and spiritual topics. Some major themes addressed in the collection's episodes include ecology, indigenous movements, anarchism, the War on Drugs, United States imperialism, Latin America, North Africa, religion, and gardening. Some specific international topics covered by the collection include Cuba, Chiapas in Mexico, Mauritania, and the Uighurs in China. Several episodes address the Critical Mass protests and other bicycling and sustainable transportation issues. Activism and community in New York City are also major topics. Other episodes document internal affairs and conflict at radio station WBAI. Music is consistent feature across episodes, and shows feature eclectic rock, folk, and pop from around the world. The collection also contains an oral history interview with Weinberg that was taken by the curator when the collection was donated to the Oral History Archives at Columbia.
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Columbia University Libraries has preserved several websites related to Bill Weinberg and the Moorish Orthodox Radio Crusade show (MORC). These are:
Bill Weinberg's personal website https://wayback.archive-it.org/2766/20211206212709/https://www.billweinberg.info/
Bill Weinberg's descriptions of MORC shows. These sites could be particularly useful for researchers exploring the Bill Weinberg sound recordings https://wayback.archive-it.org/2766/20211206212711/https://www.morc.info/MORC_Archives_Page-1.2.html https://wayback.archive-it.org/2766/20211206212703/https://www.morc.info/MORC_Archives_Page-2.2.html
Bill Weinberg's website on MORC https://wayback.archive-it.org/2766/20211206212711/https://www.morc.info/
A website on MORC and the Moorish Orthodox Church of America (MOCA) by J. Christian Greer https://wayback.archive-it.org/2766/20211207200906/https://morcarchive.squarespace.com/
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Bill Weinberg is a journalist, political writer, activist, and radio personality. His work and activism has focused on human rights, indigenous movements, drug policy, the environment, the Middle East, and opposition to war and authoritarianism. He is the author of the books Homage to Chiapas: The New Indigenous Struggles in Mexico(Verso, 2000), War on the Land: Ecology and Politics in Central America (Zed Books, 1991), Avant Gardening: Ecological Struggle in the City and the World (Autonomedia, 1999), and other books on politics, the United States' international interventions, and cannabis. Weinberg has been an editor or regular contributor to Native Americas, High Times, The Guardian (New York-based left-wing publication), Project CBD, Cannabis Now, and The Village Sun. His work has appeared in numerous other publications and won awards from the Native American Journalists Association. His online news site CounterVortex covers issues related to human rights, ecology, democracy, peace, and the rights of indigenous peoples. Weinberg started CounterVortex as World War 4 Report following 9/11 and the United States' initiation of a new form of warfare in the Global War on Terror.
Weinberg was a co-producer and on-air personality for the radio show Moorish Orthodox Radio Crusade (MORC) from 1992 to 2011. MORC was started in 1988 by Peter Lamborn Wilson, and was broadcast late night on WBAI, inheriting a timeslot held by Bob Fass' Radio Unnameable and James Irsay's Primary Sources. MORC's name was derived from a 1960s radio show from members of the Moorish Orthodox Church of America (MOCA), a small mystical sect based on the Upper West Side. In 1992, Weinberg joined Wilson on MORC. The two had met through the Libertarian Book Club, a longstanding anarchist group. Weinberg's participation brought an increased focus on political issues. International affairs, left anarchist thought, and local politics became prominently featured. Ann-Marie Hendrickson joined as a co-host in 1995. Between 1995 and 2001, the MORC collective expanded further to include Sharon Gregory as co-host, Bob McGill as engineer, Dave Smith as technical engineer, and Max Schmid as producer. In March of 2011, WBAI took MORC off the airwaves following conflicts about premiums and the views of figures at WBAI. The show continued online for a brief period before ending.


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Kalaena River is a river in South Sulawesi, Sulawesi island, Indonesia, about 1600 km northeast of the capital Jakarta.

Geography
The river flows in the center of Sulawesi with predominantly tropical rainforest climate (designated as Af in the Köppen-Geiger climate classification). The annual average temperature in the area is 22 °C. The warmest month is September, when the average temperature is around 24 °C, and the coldest is March, at 22 °C. The average annual rainfall is 4176 mm. The wettest month is April, with an average of 660 mm rainfall, and the driest is September, with 117 mm rainfall.

See also
List of rivers of Indonesia
List of rivers of Sulawesi

References

Rivers of South Sulawesi
Rivers of Indonesia

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We are working hard on our own D7200 review, but for now, we wanted to share this great hands-on field test from the guys over at The Camera Store TV. As you all know, we are big fans of the in-depth and detailed field tests that these guys produce, so when we saw they had a new D7200 video up, we had to share.
If you have not checked them out yet, head on over to their YouTube channel for some of the best short format review videos on camera gear around! If you want to see some more of our original content on the D7200, you can read my initial impressions on the camera after I had a few minutes with it at WPPI 2015, here.
In this video, Chris shares his thoughts regarding the Nikon D7200, and takes viewers on a walk through the park as he discusses the new features – or lack there of – between this camera and its predecessor, the Nikon D7100.
I always find it interesting to hear Chris's thoughts on the latest cameras, and while I don't always agree, it is always a fun and informative watch. In this case, regarding the D7200, I happen to actually agree with a lot of what he says. It seems that Nikon has missed the mark with the D7200 in many ways, refusing to take it to that next level to really compete with other high end APS-C bodies.
What are your thoughts on the D7200 after watching this video? Do you agree with Chris and I about the D7200, or do you think that there are plenty of reasons to upgrade from the D7100? Leave a comment below!
Oh yeah, I didn't realize that; "D7200" does sound like "De 70-200".
Is it a camera, is it a lens? Too funny.
back in the day I loved my D300… I used a D7100 & was impressed with it… but didn't buy one.. Nikon, must, be about to release a worthy pro-ish crop body….. and so the D7200, very decent, but misses by a long way.
Fuji-X1.. is where I'm heading for my crop needs.
I think you're right on the 24mp is too much for them to be able to suppress that noise. Even going from a D7000 to a D700 was shocking, the noise on my d7000 or d3300 at iso 400 is probably twice as bad as my D700 at 1600.
I agree with Chris that in many situations, the D7200 will nog be worth an upgrade from a D7100. Unless you shoot regularly in lowlight situations or really want to shoot video with your camera. Otherwise, a D7100 is fine.
I'm looking into upgrading my D7000 system to the next level. I run a (fairly new) wedding photography business and upgrading needs to give me an edge that I don't already have. The D7000 is, for me, a steady performer in most situations. Except lowlight. There, the autofocus is slow or simply off. Since I will be buying two new body's, my interest goes towards the D7200 or the D750. Pricewise, D7200 will be the better investment, but here in The Netherlands most houses are small, so I can use the edge a larger sensor gives me. On the other hand, saving money on body's gives me some budget for some extra glass. Sticking with the D7000 for one extra season is even more interesting, glass wise.
So, my question would be: how does the new D7200 compare with both the D7000 and the D750 on autofocussing in low light and in high ISO performance (DR and noise)? Would really love it if this comparisson would be included in the final article here at SLR Lounge.
I can only reply as a stat surfer, I wish I had experience with all 3, but I just have a D7000 as well. D7000 is rated to -1EV while the D750 and D7200 both have the same focusing system rated at -3EV, 2 stops lower. The only real complaint I have about the D7000 is I wished it locked on better indoor dim lighting. All the reviews say they the new system is pleasantly snappy. D750 is obviously going to be the noise king by physics. Think of taking a picture and cropping down to about half the size and that should be about what you expect from the crop. There will be another slight improvement from better sensor technology, probably about 0.5 stop more on the newer sensor. Check DXO mark for more precise numbers but that's ballpark.
But, what about the con-sessor?
I'm pretty sure he knows what he's talking aboot.
Once again another great review, but I think I'm going to stick with my 7100 for a little while longer.
Some good points that I mostly agree with. Nikon D80 –> D90 was a huge upgrade in terms of nearly everything. D90 –> D7000 another big jump, much improved autofocus an impressive jump in sensor image quality. D7100 added an even better autofocus system and improved the quality yet again and we are rid of the AA filter. The D7100 was a great birding camera from an AF/reach perspective if you could live with the buffer limitations. The D7200 is not the same jump that many were hoping for. In terms of ergonomics, if they changed it enough then the existing vertical grip, L-plates etc. could not be re-used by those who were upgrading. I think the D750 was the benchmark for what people were hoping for from the D7200 –> basically a D750 body with D5500 sensor, retain the 1/8000sec shutter speed and improve the buffer. The camera is still a fine camera, it just isn't the jump that we normally expect from this class of camera from Nikon.
As of lately Nikon cameras just seem boring with the same old 24mpix sensors. They just don't have the wow factor. Even the D810 isn't a justifiable upgrade from the d800/800e.
Most people tend to think that 24mp is the sweet spot for general photography. I'd assume from there it just needs stay at 24mp and improve high iso noise and af speed and accuracy.
What exactly do you expect to get this "wow" factor???
Mo' pixels, mo' problems — you have to balance detail vs. noise. If you are an ISO 100-200 studio shooter, more detail comes at basically no cost, and you should welcome high MP rigs. But I shoot with available light, so a lower MP body will fare a bit better.
ADAM… I bought a D700 mostly because it was only 12mp.. with the intent to use it for portraits, weddings etc… it seems with people that the less mp produce better portraits since you're not really looking to have tons of sharpness all over.
My friend works at one of the portrait studios in the mall (that owns most all the ones like that and do a majority of school photos, etc…) and they all use Nikon d2X's and really the photos they produce are wonderful.
I think with DX they'd be better off rolling back to 16mp to get less noise levels.
I still hope they will launch a new DX to compete with the 7D Mark II. Maybe they are waiting to produce a better AF focus system to surpass Canons Cross point AF. Let's see and hope! I would love a D400 solid body with a cropped sensor!
Forget competing for just a second. Just think of the money Nikon is leaving on the table. Using the Canon experience as example, when Canon offered 7D1 owners people the flagship AF system from the 1Dx, +2 fps, +1/2 stop of low light, + a larger buffer, people weren't hedging their bets; the money was coming out of their pocket on day one.
For that most demanding 5-10% of crop users (again: birders and wildlife folks), migrating to FF means a **$5-10K punch in the face** to get the same reach at the same frame rate. So Canon asked for $2500 for the 7D2 and they would have gotten it for the first 30 days or so from 4-5 years of pent-up 7D1 user demand.
I think part of the problem is that you can get a d610 for less than this fabled d400 would be and the exceptions are too high. Everyone wants a d4s body with a dx sensor, they made that mistake with the d300/d700 lines and while great for the consumers they might have even lost money on it.
Personally if I had the choice between a "d400" (dx sensor in d750 body with 10fps) for $1800 or a D750 for $2300 it's be a no brainer to get the d750 or pick up a d610 and a used d7100 for not much more than the canon 7dm2. You can get a d610 for $1400 now and those d7100 will come down to $500-600 used in the next week or two.
Nice review, but Chris missed the boat when he tried to compare this to a 7D2. The D7200 may be the best APS-C rig that Nikon is selling, but it's in a different price point with a different feature set than the 7D2. They are, effectively, apples and oranges.
It just appears that Nikon will only offer *so* good of an APS-C rig when they could offer a much better one. They could offer a pro-build, go-to-war crop body for the reach obsessed / weight-constrained shooters (wildlife, BIF, etc.) out there.
I realize that their FF bodies are terrific, but not offering a pro-crop setup so that folks actually go and buy a FF rig is not going to be as successful with the reach-obsessed camp. Birders and wildlife shooters who migrate up to FF would then need to buy the priciest superteles to get back the length they've lost. That's a really tough sell.
Well said Adam. I love wildlife and bird photography, but I do not make money off them. I shoot WL and birds with a DX camera, everything else with my D800. Yes, whenever my subjects are close enough I could shoot them with my D800, I would do so, and the images are awesome. But, for the most part, my D7000 is my primary WL and bird camera. I cannot justify the price of a small car just to get one lens on photos I am not paid to make. The price of a Canon 7D Mk2 plus the 100-400 tele-zoom is less than one lens with the same reach (600mm) on FX.
They really do produce amazing reviews!


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Hemlock Farms Community Association (HFCA) is a census-designated place located in Lords Valley, Blooming Grove, Porter and Dingman Townships in Pike County in the state of Pennsylvania.  The community is located south of Interstate 84, and surrounds its namesake Hemlock Lake.  As of the 2010 census the population was 3,271 residents.

HFCA is a  gated community that spans from Pennsylvania State Routes 402 and 739. It is the largest community within Lords Valley.

Demographics

History

In 1927 William Brewster began acquiring the land that would eventually become HFCA. In 1963 Home Smith International purchased 4,500 acres for $700,000 in order to convert it from a private estate to a community with 3,726 lots. Individual property owners now own 95 percent of the lots on which more than 3,000 homes have been constructed, with roughly 1,000 occupied on a permanent basis, and the rest by weekend or summer residents.

All property owners are members of the HFCA, which is incorporated as a nonprofit corporation, and which holds title to the roads, lakes, ponds, green belt and other common areas within the community.

Infrastructure

Amenities
Within HFCA there are four lakes, each containing beach areas with bathhouses. Boat racks are available for rent to members at 5 different locations. There are two outdoor swimming pools with bathhouses, ten tennis courts (excluding those at the country club), two baseball fields, two basketball courts, a volleyball court, two bocce courts, a children's playground and a Teen Center.

The Steer Barn Clubhouse, features an indoor pool, sauna, steam room, kiddy pool, Jacuzzi, locker rooms, fitness center, arts and craft rooms, game room and an auditorium/theater.

Additionally HFCA has a private skating rink in the winter, their own summer camp, and private hiking trails in the development.

The Hemlock Farms Volunteer Fire and Rescue has provided fire and ambulance services to HFCA since 1969.

The Public Safety Department is HFCA's private police department. In addition to providing guards at 2 of the 3 entrances to the community, they also have a minimum of 2 other patrol officers on at all times.

Hemlock Farms Conservancy
The Hemlock Farms Conservancy, a 501(c)(3) entity, established in December 2009, maintains the forested areas within HFCA. Their mission is to maintain the natural beauty of HFCA.

Lords Valley Country Club
The Lords Valley Country Club (LVCC), is a private club, limited to 400 members, offering: an 18 hole golf course, 10 tennis courts, swimming, and dining facilities to its members. Although the country club is located within HFCA it is not associated with it, and its history pre-dates HFCA. In 2014 it was added to the Platinum Clubs of America's list of Five Star country clubs, ranked number 31 of 125.

The LVCC was originally chartered in 1945 as Pocono Skyline Golf Club and was located at the Monomonock
Inn, Barrett Township, Monroe County, PA. In 1954, after facing several financial issues, the club was renamed to Mountain Resorts and went into inactive status. In 1963 when Western Heritage purchased the HFCA they also signed a 20-year lease with Mountain Resorts, which changed its name to Lords Valley Country Club.

In 1970 a fire broke out causing an estimated $100,000 of damages. In 1972 the LVCC exercised their right to purchase the land their country club is on. In 1973, the club's owner Home Smith sold the club to its members.

The area of HFCA was originally part of the William Brewster estate. After the home was built in 1931 he added a pool, eight-hole golf course, two-lane bowling alley and a billiards room. Today these facilities have been renovated and are part of the LVCC. In 1964 additional holes were added bringing the total to eighteen.

The par 72 golf course was designed by Norman H. Woods and receives a 71.2 rating (from the championship tees). The club's affiliations include USGA, PGA of America, Pennsylvania Golf Association, Audubon International Cooperative Sanctuary Program, Goldwater Guardian Green Sites Program, and Philadelphia Golf Association.

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Based on reported cases, Unverricht-Lundborg disease, also known as progressive myoclonic epilepsy-1A (EPM1) is more common in Finland than anywhere else in the world, a new study finds. The Unverricht-Lundborg disease (EPM1) is a neurodegenerative disorder characterized by onset from age six to 15 years, stimulus-sensitive myoclonus, and tonic-clonic epileptic seizures. Some years after the onset, ataxia, incoordination, intentional tremor, and dysarthria develop. Individuals with EPM1 are mentally alert but show emotional lability, depression, and mild decline in intellectual Unverricht-Lundborg Disease (ULD) is a very rare epilepsy syndrome that research indicates only affects between 1 to 4 children in every 100,000.
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It was adequately described by H. Unverricht in Estonia in 1891, and confirmed by H. Lundborg in Sweden in 1903. From GHR Unverricht-Lundborg disease is a rare inherited form of epilepsy. Affected individuals usually begin showing signs and symptoms of the disorder between the ages of 6 and 15.Unverricht-Lundborg disease is classified as a type of progressive myoclonus epilepsy. Symptoms, risk factors and treatments of Unverricht–Lundborg disease (Medical Condition)Unverricht–Lundborg disease is the most common form of an uncommon 2018-05-02 · Unverricht-Lundborg Disease is an inherited form of progressive myoclonus epilepsy that is characterized by episodes of involuntary muscle jerking or twitching (myoclonus) that increase in frequency and severity over time. Se hela listan på psychology.wikia.org Unverricht-Lundborg disease (ULD or EPM1) inherited neurodegenerative disorder which often results in a progressive myoclonic epilepsy.
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I S. Shorvon, R. Guerrini, S. Schachter, & E. Trinka (Red.), The Causes of Epilepsy: Intravenöst immunglobulin för Unverricht-Lundborg-sjukdom: Enpatientstudie. Sponsorer. Ledande sponsor: Azienda Socio Sanitaria Territoriale di Mantova. Kliniska prövningar på Unverricht-Lundborgs syndrom.
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Denna undersökning anses ha skapat ett mönster för senare, liknande undersökningar. Inken Körber: Microglial dysfunction in Cstb-/- mice, a model for the neurodegenerative disorder progressive myoclonus epilepsy of Unverricht-Lundborg type, Uttalslexikon: Lär dig hur man uttalar Unverricht-Lundborg på tyska med infött uttal. Engslsk översättning av Unverricht-Lundborg.
Affected individuals usually begin showing signs and symptoms of the disorder between the 18 Sep 2020 Based on reported cases, Unverricht-Lundborg disease, also known as progressive myoclonic epilepsy-1A, EPM1, is more common in Finland 8 Dec 2020 Unverricht-Lundborg disease is rare in Finland, but it is more common there than anywhere else in the world. The disease course appears to be Abstract. Progressive myoclonus epilepsy (PME) has a number of causes, of which Unverricht–Lundborg disease (ULD) is the most common. ULD has Synonyme.
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Other progressive myoclonic epilepsies include myoclonus epilepsy and ragged red fibers (MERRF syndrome) , Lafora disease (EPM2a or EMP2b) , Neuronal ceroid lipofuscinosis (NCL) and sialidosis .
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Symptoms, risk factors and treatments of Unverricht–Lundborg disease (Medical Condition)Unverricht–Lundborg disease is the most common form of an uncommon 2018-05-02 · Unverricht-Lundborg Disease is an inherited form of progressive myoclonus epilepsy that is characterized by episodes of involuntary muscle jerking or twitching (myoclonus) that increase in frequency and severity over time. Se hela listan på psychology.wikia.org Unverricht-Lundborg disease (ULD or EPM1) inherited neurodegenerative disorder which often results in a progressive myoclonic epilepsy. Epidemiology It is considered the most common single cause of progressive myoclonic epilepsy worldwide.
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Status, Published - 2009. Publikationskategori Unverricht–Lundborg Disease (or Progressive Myoclonus Epilepsy Type 1. I S. Shorvon, R. Guerrini, S. Schachter, & E. Trinka (Red.), The Causes of Epilepsy: Intravenöst immunglobulin för Unverricht-Lundborg-sjukdom: Enpatientstudie. Sponsorer. Ledande sponsor: Azienda Socio Sanitaria Territoriale di Mantova. Kliniska prövningar på Unverricht-Lundborgs syndrom. Totalt 5 resultat.
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Episodes of myoclonus may be brought on by physical exertion, We first review the clinical presentation and current therapeutic approaches available for treating Unverricht-Lundborg disease (ULD), a progressive myoclonus epilepsy. Next, we describe the identification of disease causing mutations in the gene encoding … Disease Characteristics Unverricht-Lundborg disease (EPM1; OMIM 254800) is the most common of the rare genetically heterogeneous progressive myoclonic epilepsies. Initially described by Unverricht in 1891,111 and Lundborg in 1903,106, it has also been known as … Unverricht-Lundborg disease (ULD), progressive myoclonic epilepsy type 1 (EPM1, OMIM254800), is an autosomal recessively inherited neurodegenerative disorder characterized by age of onset from 6 to 16 years, stimulus-sensitive myoclonus, and tonic-clonic epileptic seizures. Unverricht (1891, 1895) and Lundborg (1903) first reported a type of progressive myoclonic epilepsy common in Finland.Onset of the disorder occurred around age 10 years, and was characterized by progressive myoclonus resulting in incapacitation, but only mild mental deterioration. Unverricht-Lundborg disease (ULD or EPM1) inherited neurodegenerative disorder which often results in a progressive myoclonic epilepsy. Epidemiology It is considered the most common single cause of progressive myoclonic epilepsy worldwide.
Status, Published - 2009. Publikationskategori Unverricht–Lundborg Disease (or Progressive Myoclonus Epilepsy Type 1. I S. Shorvon, R. Guerrini, S. Schachter, & E. Trinka (Red.), The Causes of Epilepsy: Intravenöst immunglobulin för Unverricht-Lundborg-sjukdom: Enpatientstudie. Sponsorer. Ledande sponsor: Azienda Socio Sanitaria Territoriale di Mantova. Kliniska prövningar på Unverricht-Lundborgs syndrom.