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221.655.01 Surgical Care Needs in Low and Middle Income Countries
- Department:
- International Health
- Term:
- 4th term
- Credits:
- 2 credits
- Academic Year:
- 2012 - 2013
- Location:
- East Baltimore
- Class Times:
- Monday, 5:30 - 7:20pm
- Auditors Allowed:
- Yes, with instructor consent
- Grading Restriction:
- Letter Grade or Pass/Fail
- Contact:
- Gilbert Burnham
- Course Instructor :
- Resources:
- Prerequisite:
Clinical background is not required
- Description:
Explores the components of health systems related to surgical care. Focuses on the global burden of surgical disease and trauma, and deficiencies in surgical capacity in LMICs. Case studies from the US, Sierra Leone and Rwanda illustrate common surgical conditions and needed components for a comprehensive health system. Specific topics include surgical care for Women's Health, obstetrical or gynecological injury, and trauma care. Discusses the importance of planning for surgical interventions in disaster management and conflict , including the difference between war surgery and military surgery. Also addresses the economic cost and benefit of surgery and surgical care in LMICs.
- Learning Objectives:
After completing this course, you should be able to:
- Describe the global burden of surgical disease and identify gaps in current knowledge
- Identify current research tools for measuring surgical capacity in LMICs
- Discuss the different types of surgical cases for prevention and treatment of disease and how to plan and incorporate these into health system planning
- Methods of Assessment:
1. Mid term exercise (40%)
2. Final paper on an aspect of surgical care services and systems for a selected low or middle income country (60%)
- Enrollment Restriction:
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Using RDP support to acquire new equipment for a small town's public kitchen.
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Organising a series of awareness raising and capacity building activities for environmental NGOs in Mayotte.
A young farmer used RDP support to expand and diversify the range of products and services offered by her beekeeping holding.
A community centre used support from the rural development programme to enhance its services and premises in order not to exclude people with Dementia.
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The project made an Ekso Bionics Exoskeleton available to patients in rural areas. This enables community rehabilitation of patients recovering from spinal injuries, strokes and brain injuries.
Helping a new type of rural enterprise that can support a transition towards a green, diversified rural economy. Coillte Sláintiúil provides services to protect, rejuvenate and replace native woodlands.
A company making pork products used RDP support to purchase new equipment that allowed it to increase production capacity and end product quality.
EAFRD funding enabled the Monemvasia Winery to relocate to meet growing demand for Monemvasia-Malvasia wine.
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The chemistry surrounding the pyrolysis of N,N'-ethylenebisstearimide (EBS) compacted with iron powder is described for the first time. Heat treatment is carried out in a 5 vol pct hydrogen atmosphere (balance nitrogen) over the 100°C to 850°C range. The exhaust from the furnace is monitored by Fourier transform infrared and dispersive ultraviolet absorption spectroscopy; condensable materials are analyzed by gas chromatography/mass spectrometry (GC/MS). A wide range of analytes emitted from the preceding process were characterized. The aliphatic CH stretch in the 3000 to 2700 cm-1 range and the asymmetric CO stretch in gaseous CO2 at 2350 cm-1 are excellent indicators of the extent of delubrication. A bimodal CO emission phase is observed in the temperature window between delubrication and sintering. Three major large molecule reaction products, along with five minor compounds, are identified by GC/MS. A preliminary reaction mechanism is inferred based on product analysis and known organic chemistry. It appears that hydrolysis of EBS competes with γ-H abstraction yielding an N-vinyl amide and stearamide, which undergoes further reaction. Hydrolysis affords stearic acid, which decarboxylates. to heptadecane, and 2-heptadecyl-4,5-dihydroimidazole via ring closure of the corresponding amino-amide.
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Baum, M. M.
, Becker, R. M.
, Lappas, A. M.
, Moss, J. A.
, Apelian, Diran
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, Kapinus, V. A.
(2004). Lubricant Pyrolysis During Sintering of Powder Metallurgy Compacts. Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B-Process Metallurgy and Materials Processing Science, 35(2), 381-392.
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Time for free-falling Lakers to let go of Pau Gasol
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Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Athletes of different age
The sport of Orienteering has been around since 1897. A good thing about the sport and especially the 25manna race is that athletes and runners of different age and gender can compete side by side. As proven on these three photos from the competition at the Fields of Nytorp in Västerhaninge on Saturday. On the first photo you can see a very tired runner from IFK Göteborg. His team finished in 33th position. Not bad considering that there were more than 300 teams involved this year. On the second photo you can see the sisters Emma and Hanna Björklund. They are members of the club OK Kåre in Falun. I met them after they had finished their leg. And as you can see they were not all smiles. It was a tough race and they made a few mistakes. I haven't been able to identify the runner on the third photo, but he represents OK Klyftamo from Götene, and they finished just outside the top 100.
For a look at all the results from the race press here.
11 comments:
- Jim K said...
Great shots.
- Tuesday, October 13, 2009
- Vogon Poet said...
Different ages indeed! Love the last portrait who says that I still have time to repent and run in my next years. I doubt it, but who knows...
- Tuesday, October 13, 2009
- Leif Hagen said...
What was Santa Claus' time? Did his reindeer run in the race, too?!
- Tuesday, October 13, 2009
- brattcat said...
Fabulous sport portraits, Steffe.
- Tuesday, October 13, 2009
- Olivier said...
j'aime beaucoup la première photo, mais sinon qu'elle belle barbe sur la dernière ;)
- Tuesday, October 13, 2009
- B SQUARED said...
The thrill of victory and the agony of defeat.
- Tuesday, October 13, 2009
- Luis Gomez said...
Beautiful images.
- Tuesday, October 13, 2009
- MrsLittleJeans said...
Such great shots...love all three images.
- Tuesday, October 13, 2009
- Mo said...
They all look exhausted
- Tuesday, October 13, 2009
- Buenos Aires Photoblog said...
Gorgeous shots! Must be a pretty tough race, methinks.
- Tuesday, October 13, 2009
- Steffe said...
Running can be hard on the body Mr.Poet. But the benefits are improved cardiovascular health while burning many calories. Not sure about Santa's time Leif. Words of wisdom B Squared.
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SAO PAULO, July 23 (Reuters) - Brazilian card processor Cielo SA on Tuesday posted a 33.3% drop in second-quarter profit from a year earlier, missing analysts' estimates, as operating expenses surged.
Net income came in at 431.2 million reais ($114.27 million), down 12.5% from a Refinitiv consensus of 491.9 million reais. ($1 = 3.7735 reais) (Reporting by Carolina Mandl in Sao Paulo Editing by Matthew Lewis)


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A reduction in intraocular pressure in clinical trials can be determined through the mean intraocular pressure, through the proportion of patients who have the intraocular pressure reduced to a specific target intraocular pressure, or both. Since both these possible endpoints measure the shift of 2 intraocular pressure distributions, we recommend that only one of them be tested. In general, testing the difference between mean-values is much more efficient than testing the difference between proportions. However, proportions of successful patients are valuable in showing the clinical implication of a reduction in mean intraocular pressure, particularly when evaluating a moderate pressure reduction. The effect of a small mean intraocular pressure reduction on the probability to reach the target intraocular pressure is pointed out, particularly the fact that it can be substantial even if the mean reduction is smaller than the measurement error.
Two different principles were studied. 1st - statistical analysis techniques were used to obtain medical results from a patient population. 2nd - the patient population was used to study the statistical analysis techniques.
Medical conclusions: latanoprost and timolol treatment showed a statistically significant and clinically useful mean IOP-reduction in a typical worldwide clinical trial population. Latanoprost reduced the IOP 1.6 mm Hg more than timolol. The IOP-reduction was maintained with timolol and slightly enforced with latanoprost up to 6 months of treatment. The mean IOP-reduction was maintained during 2 years of latanoprost treatment. The overall risk of withdrawal due to insufficient IOP-reduction with latanoprost was 8%.
The statistical methodological issues are of a general and reoccurring character in trial design of the IOP-reduction: should the statistical hypothesis testing be based on the mean intraocular pressure (IOP) or the proportion of patients who reach a specific IOP level, should the estimate of the IOP or IOP-reduction be based on single eyes, mean of bilaterally eligible and identically treated eyes or the difference between an eye with active treatment and a placebo treated contralateral eye, and is mean of replicated recordings useful? Statistical methodological conclusions: the most effective response variable varies with the selected patient population. Therefore, the trial design process should include a comparison of the variability, test power and required sample size for the possible response variables in a sample of the target population. At minimum a statistical consideration should be done.


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This dish is a little nostalgic for me, but not in the way you'd expect.
Other than being a darn tasty meal, it has no personal significance aside from the fact that it's the last recipe I have that hasn't been shared on my blog yet that I made and photographed while Mike and I were still living in Kuwait. (We left there last summer, so that shows you how long I've had this recipe in my queue!)
It's time this deliciousness saw the light of day. You're in luck because it's a hum-dinger too!
My Red Lentil Bolognese is its own thing, but every bit as delicious as traditional tomato sauce, plus it has the amped up protein from lentils. You can use this sauce any way you'd use regular tomato sauce: layered into lasagna, as a sauce for pizza, or tossed with pasta.
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- 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 medium-large onion, diced
- 4 large cloves garlic, crushed
- 1 (14 oz/400 g) can crushed tomatoes, with their juices
- 1 cup (7 oz/200 g) red lentils, rinsed
- 3 cups (710 ml) low-sodium vegetable stock
- 3 tablespoons tomato paste
- 2 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce (see Note)
- 1 teaspoon molasses
- 1 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1 teaspoon smoked paprika
- ¼ teaspoon salt
- ¼ teaspoon black pepper
- ¼ cup (60 ml) heavy cream (see Note)
- Fresh oregano leaves, for garnish (optional)
- Heat the oil in a medium saucepan over medium heat; once hot, add the onion and cook until starting to soften, about 5 minutes, stirring occasionally. Add the garlic and cook 1 minute more, stirring constantly.
- Add the tomatoes, red lentils, vegetable stock, tomato paste, Worcestershire sauce, molasses, oregano, paprika, salt, and black pepper. Cover the saucepan and bring it up to a simmer; turn the heat down and simmer until the sauce is thickened, about 1 hour to 1 hour 30 minutes, stirring occasionally, but stirring more frequently toward the end. (Also, remember that the sauce will thicken more as it cools, so don't let it get too thick.)
- Remove from the heat and stir in the cream.
- Toss the sauce with pasta (garnished with a little fresh oregano if you want), or use it any way you'd use regular tomato sauce.
Heavy Cream: Use coconut cream to keep this dish vegan.
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The proportion of high-net-worth individuals in Australia is on the rise, and one major bank is eyeing them through its private banking division.
NAB Private customer executive Jason Murray said that private banking was meeting the needs of the growing market of high-net-worth individuals.
"We are one of the fastest growing parts of the bank. Private banking is a key growth area for the bank, not surprisingly given the stats," he said.
The statistics provided by NAB found that there were over 435,000 high-net-worth individuals in Australia who combined were responsible for $1,720 billion in investible assets.
A high-net-worth individual was defined as having over $1 million in investible assets. Of those individuals only 7 per cent had a private banker.
Mr Murray said that Australia was one of the wealthiest countries in the world and the high-net-worth individuals only had room to grow.
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He also said that private banking in Australia was woefully under-utilised when compared with other OECD countries.
"Less than 20 per cent of high-net-wealth individuals in this country actually have a private banker, compared to more than 70 per cent in the UK," he said.
The research by Investment Trends on behalf of NAB found that 36 per cent of individuals invested to build a sustainable income stream, followed by 34 per cent who wanted to achieve a balance of capital growth and risk management.
"Our high-net-wealth customers are focused on two things: preserving their wealth and building income. They are looking for ways to get yield or returns on their funds," Mr Murray said.
NAB was well positioned to take over the private banking space as there was almost no competition in the space, said Mr Murray.
"I wish we had more competitors in private banking. From an adviser point of view, of the big ones, you only really have Morgan Stanley, Credit Suisse, JP Morgan; most have left the market. Its left private banking in the hands of only the four banks really," he said.
Mr Murray said that banking, like a lot of industries, is undergoing a major transformation and the banks would soon enter a period of greater advice.
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Mr. X, domiciled in Switzerland, has built a successful business in Switzerland. He is now in the phase of his career in which he's dealing with the future of his company. Because he has no descendants who are interested in taking over the business, he has sought and successfully procured a buyer. The company is not directly held by Mr. X, but indirectly operated by Y AG, in which Mr. X holds all shares. A foreign corporation would now like to acquire this company at an attractive price, Mr. X and the corporation agreed on an asset deal in which the assets and liabilities of the company are bought by the corporation from Y AG.
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As the de facto restaurant destination for symphony-goers and a popular lunch spot for the Loop set, Rhapsody caters to a crowd looking for a balance of grace, accessible cuisine and reasonable prices. The arrival of chef Dean Zanella doesn't change the equation all that much—and that's a good thing for business diners.
Mr. Zanella, formerly of Aldino's and 312, landed at Rhapsody in September and quickly reworked the kitchen to reflect his hallmark Italian flair and relationships with local farms. The resulting menu, much like the 200-seat dining room itself, is refined but unfussy and widely appealing. Will you be surprised or challenged? Not much but, again, that's a good thing when it comes to business entertaining. Rhapsody hits nearly all its notes.
Nutty faro complements an appetizer of roasted beets ($8) mounded in a bowl with thick yogurt, toasted pistachios and honey, a clean and simple composition. On the bolder end of the spectrum, grilled head-on shrimp wrapped in prosciutto (there is an abbondanza of prosciutto on the menu) deliver salty, smoky flavor and a low note of spicy heat from Calabrian peppers; a smear of chickpea purée underneath helps balance the dish ($12).
A special starter, heirloom cauliflower frittelle ($8), would be a lovely addition to the regular seasonal menu. The savory pancake, crunchy at the edges, is embedded with buttery, crisp-tender florets, then served for briny, salty contrast with fried capers, shredded ricotta salata and a few dressed salad greens. It's a satisfying, light dish and not an everyday find.
Familiar entree salads and sandwiches get a little lift from specialty Italian ingredients such as white anchovies in the Caesar ($9) or eggplant caponata in the steak salad ($14). Rhapsody's burger is solid, particularly with the addition of a fried egg ($12). This winter, look for a stuffed and baked sandwich inspired by Mr. Zanella's relatives in Italy.
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Sautéed scallops ($20) leave a stronger impression: sweet and perfectly seared to a buttery brown, the flavors cohere well with soft chunks of poached fennel and slivers of preserved lemon. That said, it was not clear where the braised artichokes and (undercooked) chickpeas were supposed to fit in, and they didn't quite gel with the rest of the dish.
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Some code I am working with has a bunch of comments written in Japanese and I am working on translating them to English. Is there some way to "grep" for all lines containing Japanese characters or at least any non-ascii characters?
1Does it have to be grep? perl has more extensive unicode support, I think e.g.
print if /\P{ASCII}/or possibly
print if /\p{Hiragana}/,
print if /\p{Katakana}/etc. See for example How Can I Run a Regex that Tests Text for Characters in a Particular Alphabet or Script? – steeldriver Apr 1 '15 at 0:55
@steeldriver: Perl is OK. But how do I run that search for every file in a directory, recursively? And is it going to print file names and line numbers like grep does? (You can put that as an answer, btw) – hugomg Apr 1 '15 at 2:22
1OK my perl-fu is not strong but I will try to put together an answer: in the meantime, I found this near-duplicate that you may find helpful grep: Find all lines that contain Japanese kanjis – steeldriver Apr 1 '15 at 2:38
If the characters you're looking for are comprised of invalid byte-sequences in your current encoding, then you can probably just find them like:
grep -xv '.*' *because the
.*will only match a line head to tail if it is comprised entirely of characters. – mikeserv Apr 1 '15 at 6:19
Grepping for non-ASCII characters is easy: set a locale where only ASCII characters are valid, search for invalid characters.
LC_CTYPE=C grep '[^[:print:]]' myfile
If you want to search for Japanese characters, it's a bit more complicated. With grep, you'll need to make sure that your
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LC_COLLATE setting is set to Japanese if you want to use a character range expression. For example, on Linux (I determined the first and last character that's considered Japanese by looking at the
LC_COLLATE section
LC_CTYPE=ja_JP.UTF-8 LC_COLLATE=ja_JP.UTF-8 egrep '[。-龥]' myfile
or if you want to stick to ASCII in your script
LC_CTYPE=ja_JP.UTF-8 LC_COLLATE=ja_JP.UTF-8 egrep $'[\uff61-\u9fa5]' myfile
This includes a few punctuation characters that are also used in English such as
ⓒ and
Perl has built-in features to classify characters. You can use the
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perl -CSD -ne 'print if /\p{Hiragana}|\p{Katakana}/' myfile
If your files aren't encoded in UTF-8, you'll have to call
binmode explicitly to tell Perl about their encoding. That's too advanced a perllocale usage for me. Alternatively you can first recode the line into UTF-8.
Alternatively, in Perl, you can use numerical character ranges. For example, to search for characters in the Hiragana and Katakana Unicode blocks:
perl -CSD -ne 'print if /[\x{3040}-\x{30ff}]/' a
grep [^[:print:]]version is also printing tab characters. Is there a way to avoid that? BTW you were right about the file encodings, turns out it was actually EUCJP – hugomg Apr 2 '15 at 1:00
1@hugomg Add a tab inside the outer brackets:
grep '[^[:print:]TAB]' myfileor
grep '[^TAB[:print:]]' myfileor
grep $'[^[:print:]\t]' myfileor
grep $'[^\t[:print:]]' myfile(with an actual tab character instead of TAB). – Gilles 'SO- stop being evil' Apr 2 '15 at 1:11
In this answer @janis suggests using
grep '[^[:print:][:space:]]'to handle tab and space characters. – Christian Long Aug 30 '16 at 23:29
Try this:
grep '[^[:print:][:space:]]'
(Depending on your locale setting maybe you have to prepend it by
If you don't mind using perl, it has more extensive Unicode support in the form of classes such as
{Katakana} and
{Hiragana} which I don't think are currently available in even in those versions of grep that provide some PCRE support. However it does appear to require explicit UTF-8 decoding e.g.
perl -MEncode -ne 'print if decode("UTF-8",$_) =~ /\p{Hiragana}/' somefile
To traverse directories like grep's -R, you could use the
find command, something like
find -type f -exec perl -MEncode -ne 'print if decode("UTF-8",$_) =~ /\p{Hiragana}/' {} \;
or to mimic recursive grep's default
filename:match labeled output format,
find -type f -exec perl -MEncode -lne 'printf "%s:%s\n",$ARGV,$_ if decode("UTF-8",$_) =~ /\p{Hiragana}/' {} \;
Sadly, none of these worked for me, maybe because the file is encoded in iso-8859-1 (though fiddling with LC_CTYPE and the parameter to decode didn't seem to help). I managed to find a solution to my problem in the thread you linked to though :) – hugomg Apr 1 '15 at 3:17
@hugomg A file encoded in ISO 8859-1 cannot contain any Japanese characters. It's probably UTF-8, EUCJP or a JIS variant. – Gilles 'SO- stop being evil' Apr 1 '15 at 23:40
My files were encoded in iso-8859-1 so anything that tried to read the input in my default locale (utf-8) would not recognize the Japanese characters. In the end I managed to solve my problem with the following command:
env LC_CTYPE=iso-8859-1 grep -nP '[\x80-\xff]' ./*
-P is to allow for the Perllike syntax for character ranges.
-n is for printing the line numbers next to the line names
\x80 to
\xff are the "non ascii" characters
Changing the LC_CTYPE environment variable to iso-8859-1 makes grep read my fields byte-by-byte and lets me detect any "extended ascii" bytes as possible Japanese characters. If I use the default system encoding of UTF-8 grep exits with an "invalid UTF-8 byte sequence in input" error.


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Harry Potter trivia contests, Marauder's Map scavenger hunts, wand crafts and other activities will keep attendees thoroughly entertained before the official countdown kicks off at 9 p.m. with Sorting Hat ceremonies and costume contests; fans are encouraged to dress up in the best outfit their wizarding wardrobe has to offer! Customers who attend will also receive an exclusive swag bag full of door prizes and goodies.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The Toronto Blue Jays will face the American League West-champion Texas Rangers in the first round of the playoffs.
Game 1 of the American League Division Series is Thursday at Rogers Centre.
David Price will start for the Blue Jays, while Yovani Gallardo is expected to take the mound for the Rangers to begin the best-of-five series.
Gallardo went 2-0 against Toronto this season and didn't allow a run.
The Blue Jays had a chance to earn home-field advantage throughout the playoffs but went 1-4 in their final five games after clinching the AL East, including a 12-3 loss Sunday to the Tampa Bay Rays.
The Kansas City Royals, who led the AL for months, won five straight to end the season and earn home-field advantage.
Kansas City will face the winner of the AL wild-card game between the New York Yankees and Houston Astros.
In the National League, the New York Mets will face the Los Angeles Dodgers, while the Central Division-champion St. Louis Cardinals will play the winner of the wild-card game between the Pittsburgh Pirates and Chicago Cubs.
Whoever comes out of the American League will have home-field advantage in the World Series because of the All-Star Game.
While the Blue Jays popped champagne to celebrate their division title Wednesday in Baltimore, Texas needed a victory on Sunday to clinch the AL West.
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General manager Alex Anthopoulos said the Blue Jays wouldn't decide based on who'd be better to pitch at home but rather, "Who's our best option to win that game."
Whichever pitcher doesn't get that start will likely go in Game 3 on Sunday, Oct. 11 at Globe Life Park in Arlington.
Knuckleballer R.A. Dickey would figure to start Game 4 Oct. 12, if necessary, with Price lined up for Game 5 on Oct. 14 if it's required.
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Copying Hashel's last post:
Every music style is welcome, you can make 8bits musics, orchestral arrangements, live recordings, electronic music... As long as it fits the theme, everything is allowed !To enter your song must be an original creation of your own made specifically for this contest.You can upload your songs on youtube, soundcloud or any other place that allows the listening without having to download it.Your song must be 1 minute long MINIMUM.
At the end of the month, during 2 or 3 days people will vote to elect the best entry (I'll explain the voting system when it will be time).
Good luck
Last contest results!
The winner of the spooky month contest is: Lloyde Sorrow with his song "Spooky Spice".You can listen to his song here: https://app.box.com/s/6j7ue2kllg5t6izylnl0u3c0bgagemv6
Danilo Ciaffi and Avarruussaha ended both on the podium too.
At the 2017 championship Danilo has still a strong lead: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/10aj--uNGVIFxbSvBFr-n_iCTtRwwydUiAoTfArZ70P4/edit?usp=sharingIt's not surprise to see that the people in the championship top 3 are the people who are showing regularity and entering every month
Total points:
Lloyde Sorrow 12Danilo Ciaffi 10Avaruussaha 8Hslesperance 7SharpRainMusic 1Floflo79 0
Honourable Mentions:Avaruussaha 1Hslesperance 1
Not your pokemon mart, this one. In the "cigar shop" you can buy almost anything, provided you can find it in the first place.
This time I tried keeping my microphone stand still in the middle of the room, two microphones pointing at two directions, simulating two guitarists sitting next to each other, slightly facing each other. One track recorded sitting on the right stool, and then changing position to the left for the second track. Just a tad of extra panning and reverb and there we have it! I really like the recording this time, minus a few spots with so-so picking dynamics and one or two unnecessary creaks.
Here's my submission!
Relax from your travels and take your time to examine our wares!
I think the A section fits the laid back mood better than the B. That's one reason I don't like to drag out ideas too long on these RPG themes; it's difficult to write more material without straying too far from the sound you want to convey. And the piano melody around 0:52 sounded like I was copying a certain ringtone/jingle, but it just fit too perfectly not to use. Maybe it's not from anything, but it reminds me of something I've heard before.
Here's my track : https://soundcloud.com/florian-decros/shop-theme
Time to pick, no one else vocalized their intention to participate in the previous thread, so lets fast track this one to the end.
Write your top 3 favourite entries in the comment section below, your 1st choice will receive 3 points, your 2nd choice 2 points and your 3rd choice 1 point.
At the end of the deadline, the person with more points will win!Also voting gives you automatically 1 bonus point
@Danilo_Ciaffi said he could be done by tomorrow, if you want to wait a bit @Avaruussaha?I'll make sure to vote, and thanks for taking care of this
I thought of a chill ambience, like a little mall/grocery store. I improvised for 15 minutes on a loop, I have no idea what I played.I wanted to make some sort of medieval fair thing, but unfortunately I couldn't find any time to work on it this month and ended up presenting some poorly made elevator music.
Here's the playlist of the entries.
I'll be voting shortly.
@Lloyde_Sorrow could you upload last month's song, so I can make the playlists for OCT 5 and 6? Thanks ^^
I have to say shop theme suffers from "stereotypes" much more than other themes we faced so far. Probably because it is not a defining feature of a game, it is quite hard to give it a clear identity (I feel).
[HM] Floflo: The feel is like running in a mall to buy Christmas presents, until you are on a tropical beach, so you must live in the southern emisphere The feel is there, gives the idea of shopping frenzy!
[3rd] Lloyde Sorrow: Exaaaactly what I think of when I read "shop theme". This has a very Animal Crossing feel and its chiil but also melodic. Nice!
[2nd] hslesperance: Everything you do is so SNESssy, this really feels like a JRPG's shop/market.I like the way melodies are kind of intricate but effortless to the listener, good job
[1st] Avaruussaha: I always have to make an effort to not let performance distract me from songwriting, but this is hands down the most interesting entry (imo). It works perfectly to create a non-traditional shop ambience and I love it.
Avaruussaha - beautiful use of Spanish melody and guitar work. Love the style and tones of the acoustic shining through.
Lloyde Sorrow: Sounds so much like elevator music! haha I love it. I can honestly hear 'mens wear floor 3' over this. Beautiful layers and each instrument flows perfectly.
hslesperance: original use of muted chords. Love the synths warm tones. Maybe the melody is a little louder than the rest but thats probably just my opinion. awesome work.
Florian Decros: reminds me of Undertale a little bit with the intro. Love the melody and held notes in the background. that Mariba(?) was a nice touch bringing a different dynamic to the piece. Not a Fan of that distorted guitar sound but it wasnt there long. Good job!
Danilo Ciaffi : Soft tones, acoustic guitar, gliding bass, Love this track. Sounds very FF15 when camping at night. great job!.
1: Avaruussaha - The Spanish tone pushed this over the edge, well done.
2: Danilo Ciaffi - I am a sucker for those soft tones.
3: Lloyde Sorrow - Voting for this in an elevator scene in the next Dawn of the Dead remake.
HM: hslesperance - just need a little work on the mixing side but everything is here.
Avaruussaha - Nice, a unique choice with spanish flair. Not what I would think of for a VG shop theme, but it would work for that kind of setting. Would maybe fit better in a bar setting.
Lloyde_Sorrow - The first half nails the theme. Exactly what I would consider sterotypical shop music. Gets pretty lively and dramatic near the end, could easily dance in a ballroom to that. (P.S. "Night Flight" gives me Tower of Heaven vibes, chill stuff)
floflo79 - More upbeat than the others. Seems more like going out with friends shopping in a big mall than an adventurer in a small shop.
Danilo_Ciaffi - Impressive for the short amount of time you spent. Improvising probably works better with this type of music, so the melodies melt into the background. Now you just need to keep improvising for a 10 hour mix!
3rd Place - Danilo_Ciaffi
2nd Place - Avaruussaha
1st Place - Lloyde_Sorrow
@Avaruussaha @Lloyde_Sorrow @floflo79 Let's vote guys so we can pick the next theme quickly! Are we doing a menu / loading / pause screen? On the previous thread I wrote this:
Not sure about a loading screen, but main menu or pause music would be fine. Do we plan on doing a main menu theme eventually? We already have an opening theme, which is sort of a main theme to the game, and we will probably do an overworld theme. So will we leave out main menu, or do that later and a pause theme now?
I forgot to say about next month: the pause menu is not my favorite thing in all honesty, but it could be a fun challenge for this very reason. Otherwise there is the obvious "wintery/icy" level, or something like an inn or a dungeon or I don't know, maybe it's just that I feel more comfortable with places rather than mechanics ^^'
Hslesperance - BrowsingCool, comes back nicely to the original theme. Brings to mind a bigger mall, with all kinds of different things to see (reflected by all the different tracks going in and out in the song).
Floflo - Shop ThemeFeels like jolly hopping from somewhere to... Somewhere! Actually brings to my mind an imaginary movie scene where the play rate is accelerated and shows how some kinds go around hardware stores and build something they planned oh-so-well.
Lloyde SorrowNice trills, lovely progression. Think kinda brings Sims shopping to mind, although those songs are a bit different.
Danilo CiaffiNow this is lounge music... Park the gentlemen here!
Eeaarghh...3rd: Floflo2nd: Hslesperance1st: Lloyde Sorrow - although this time I'm really on the ball with Hslesperance too
EDIT:Still missing Lloyde.
About the next one: we were thinking of something "mechanic" and simple as a filler to December. In all honesty the winter / ice idea is more inspiring (last time it was pretty rad too), but I'd rather have a bit more time for the cooler themes.
hslesperance - Definitely has an old-school JRPG vibe. The first few seconds of the melody reminded me of the shop theme from The Legend of Dragoon (only my most favorite game in the world!!!!).
Florian - Pretty nice track. It kind of makes me think of a world map track at times, but other times it makes me think of a shop theme. Overall, it definitely has a sort of Carribean/ocean feel going for it. I can't say I'm a big fan of the electric guitar that comes in later.
Avaruussha - Very awesome Spanish vibe going on! Awesome production, too! I love the melody. I can hear this working for both a town/field theme and a shop theme.
Danilo - Nice and jazzy! It's nicely done for 15 minutes! :3
3rd: Danilo2nd: hsl1st: Ava
Well done, everyone!
I'm all for a menu / loading / pause screen for the next theme.
@Danilo_Ciaffi Sure. No. 5 & No. 6
I think I got it right...
12 Avaruussaha9 Lloyde Sorrow7 Hslesperance +HM5 Danilo Ciaffi1 Floflo +HM1 sharprainmusic
Anyway grats me, and all that! Next thread coming after I update the spreadsheet.
Edit: wow.. a spreadsheet without auto-calculations!
Was about to vote, snap XD
Well as i'm too late don't count it, i also won't make feedbacks, but just my order of preferences.
HM: Hslesperance "Browsing"
Really good entries guys! :o


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Wrap up & Reflection upon my learning
"My Social Network" from CLA Tookit; Overview & Closeup.
My contribution to the learning community this semester
In Week 2 I was very aspirational about the role I wanted to play;
'I would like my profile to be professional, respectful, organised, connected and visible. I aim to be an active participant within "reflection and critical discourse that is the core dynamic of a community of inquiry".
I achieved my aim of being an active participant as I made over 75 comments on my peers' posts, averaging over 5 per week. However I feel I did not participate fully in all 4 phases of the cognitive presence in the Practical Inquiry Model; triggering event, exploration, integration and resolution – despite having sentence openers taped next to my computer! Triggering events and some exploration were met by sharing an interesting article relevant to a post I had read and also asking some questions, but I felt a lot of my posts were agreeing with and complimenting upon the erudite musings of my peers. I was definitely wary of confronting differing ideas and promoting a critical discourse. This participation in all cognitive phases needs improving so the sentence openers will remain up!
I signed up for CLA Toolkit to assist documenting my contribution metrics however the data scraping was not 100% reliable; only one of my Twitter chats appeared and the number of my comments on Blog posts was also awry. How do I know this? Old fashioned tally marks counting my comments and tweets! I regret not comparing metrics earlier so I could have given more timely feedback. Despite this the trends shown in the reduced data in the Toolkit with respect to Sentiment and Community of Inquiry: Cognitive Presence I think mirrors my reflection above. My sentiment was mainly positive (85%) with negative sentiment only 4.3%, the reminder being neutral. My cognitive presence was mainly triggering (62%), with the rest being Other and very minor resolution and exploration (5% each).
However I did very well with my social presence, as my comments were spread over 26 of my peer's blogs and I received 33 comments in return (which I also replied to). This can be seen in the reduced data " My Social Network" CLA Toolkit picture at the beginning of this blog. With respect to my teaching presence I felt I learnt more from others than I contributed, but as I was an active participant on the unit site as well as my peers' posts I contributed to extending conversations and learning.
Factors that influenced my postings included interest in the subject, admiration for the post and connection with my peers. Having said that, time and happenstance was a factor; if I did not comment it was not that I thought it was unworthy rather it was that I was out of time to craft a reply or I simply missed reading the post thoroughly. I made a conscious effort not to read any posts on a particular subject until I had posted my own so this cycle did somewhat preclude me from reading and commenting on others. My comments were topic agnostic as I made an effort to be interested in all weekly topics.
The use of social media in this unit was designed to promote connected learning and I was actively "curating, creating and sharing" my learning with my peers.
I was excited about using Twitter as part of this course and the concept of a PLN, however I had concerns about how to have a meaningful dialogue with Twitter. To ensure I learnt how to use Twitter properly I made an effort; I participated in all class Twitter chats, lurked in some ALIA chats, followed industry people and fellow students, asked queries about the course on Twitter and avidly saved links to My Reading List to read later. I did feel overwhelmed sometimes in the chats and was relieved to learn others did too, Storify helped a lot reviewing the chats. I averaged 28 Tweets per chat
I also used Twitter outside the Twitter chats, averaging 5 Tweets/week where 50% was ifn614 related and the rest social tweets (mainly with my peers).
I think could have posted more links to readings with my tweets – again part of the exploring persona I wished to embody for this course. Having said that, when I added one after the end of the research support Twitter chat it was still being retweeted 15 days later… (and all over the world).
Great Article by Alan Finkel how a PhD is a wide range of skills & life long learning https://t.co/dvoRfWHM2k #ifn614researchchat
— anitra (@AnitrarossB) October 10, 2016
I am still not a fan of retweets, the tweet above has led to me being "followed" by bots and others that I really have no interest in, so that has been good to remind me of the public nature of Twitter. I absolutely love Twitter as a PLN- the links I have saved and read have helped immensely in helping to understand this new profession. From Twitter I found Deb Mile's presentation on Trends in Mobile Library Services for our assignment and when I heard her speak at the 2016 ALIA QLD mini conference I had already downloaded the SLQ report about Creative Spaces.
I will be using Twitter in the future for professional purposes however I suspect not as much for personal use (although the message mode is great). I am busy "curating" who I follow as although I like some personal asides I like to read a wide range of articles (without too many retweets!).
My learning in the unit
My key learning has been how to absorb information in a completely different environment and profession since I finished my geology MSc 15 years ago. Communities of inquiry/critical thinking/blogging/Twitter – though initially daunting have been good exercises in learning. Thankfully I used the wonderful services online at the QUT library to scaffold this learning process and the articles/ideas posted by Kate on our unit site helped too. The importance of this was a "lightbulb" moment when we were online in the reference Twitter chat and a few of us (including myself) were ambivalent about asking Librarians for help. I realised that in order to become proficient in this profession I need to "own" this space.
A2 As future professionals i guess we need to be all over this on & off line #ifn614refchat
— anitra (@AnitrarossB) August 8, 2016
This commitment to lifelong learning has included to date; joining ALIA, joining VALA, using Twitter as a PLN, using EndNote to catalogue my readings, applying for free registration to the QLD ALIA mini conference, and planning to undertake the online AIRS modules and learn coding with Lynda.com in the holidays.
As well as "how to learn" my critical thinking was enhanced by the weekly rigour of readings, Twitter chats or classes, writing blogs and engaging in my peers' posts. With respect to the unit topic library programming and service delivery I also found the experience of reviewing a service and a program beneficial and good background for Assignments 2 and 3. It all "came together" for me when I watched Jo Beazley's talk on Purposeful Programming and listened to Kyla Stephan's presentation at the ALIA mini conference. Watching these professionals share how they designed, developed, implemented and evaluated their programs was inspirational.
Reflection upon my work
I am good at following instructions, reading recommended readings, exploring extra readings, referencing, and keeping to the word limit! If I do not understand something I am quick to ask for clarification (sorry Kate and Clare) and will often tease something out until I understand it. I like to summarise information and think about the bigger picture. I have learnt not to be afraid of new ideas and techniques and to think about how I can enhance the learning process. I have also learnt to be comfortable with online and have found quality interaction does not need to be face to face. Maybe my next group assignment will be done with peers not in Brisbane!
However I am slow, can be very pedantic and my writing can be pedestrian; I find it tricky to go off-piste and be inventive. I found it difficult brainstorming ideas for Assignment 2 and 3. I need to practice my writing to become more engaging and passionate and this can be seen during the semester how the number of comments on my posts decreased over time. I have started this process by reading Ros Petelin's 1992 book on Professional writing and I am on the waiting list for her latest book as well. Also revisiting critical reflection articles and actively twisting/reframing my writing will help to address these weaknesses.
I think the nature of my posts were partly due to the online nature of the course, I had never participated on an online community before so was very wary of the public and written nature of the medium.
This unit has been challenging, engaging, occasionally frustrating and very rewarding! I look forward to furthering my studies in 2017.


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