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Meet Isaac Adeoluwa Atayero a First Class graduate of Bowen University, Iwo, Osun state, Nigeria, who studied Mass communication and graduated with a CGPA of 4.66, Class of 2017 on episode 8 of #SuccessStoriesSeries. He started 18 and graduated 21 years.
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Q: Hello, can we meet you?
A: My name is Isaac Adeoluwa Atayero. I am the first of five boys and my family hails from Osun state, Nigeria.
Q: Can you take us through your academic background?
A: I graduated with a first class degree from Bowen University, Iwo, Osun state after receiving my high school diplomat from Saint Peter's, New Jersey. I got admitted into Bowen University through direct entry to study mass communication so I did not have to wait a year before getting admitted.
Q: Any challenge studying Mass communication and what were your undergraduate days like?
A: Mass communication was my course of choice so I had relatively no challenges studying except having to memorize dates possibly. A lot of my friends from school know me as 'Baba Crown'. My stay in university was adventurous, instructional and draining.
Q: What were your favorite and frustrating moments? Also, where did your strength and weakness lie during undergraduate days?
A: One of my favorite moments in school was when I won the election and became president of my department. The students carried me and it is one of the moments I will forever cherish. For the most frustrating moment, I remember hitting the wall so many times when working on my final year project and sometimes feeling so overwhelmed by the task. I was able to plan ahead and create effective working and studying schedules for myself. This was a major strength especially during my final year. My inability to always prioritize my tasks on a day to day basis, however, was a weakness.
Q: What's your type personality, your CGPA and the sense of fulfillment that came with it? Can we know your greatest fear as an undergraduate and how you overcame it?
A: I was very nerdy and bookwormish in school but as the years passed by, I blossomed into a social butterfly. I made 4.66/5.0 CGPA. Yes, definitely because I was swamped with activities and responsibilities in my final year. Although I knew it could have been higher, I am still very grateful for it. My greatest fear was that I would not find my purpose and I faced it by learning to trust myself and understanding that the best gift to give myself was time.
Q: How was your participation and study pattern? Also, what was your motivation to finishing with a first class CGPA? What were your grade points (GPs) like possibly consecutively? Was keeping these GPs easy?
A: I was very interactive during lectures because that was usually the only way I could remember major points that the lecturer was giving. I went to the library a lot during my first year but as the years went on, I started to create makeshift avenues to read wherever I could. I created a reading schedule which I used religiously. My motivation was being intentional about it but it would not have happened if God hadn't ordained it to be so.
I was a direct entry student so my grades began from 200level which were 4.83, 4.60, 4.63, 4.65, 4.68 and 4.66. Keeping these were definitely not easy and when I felt like giving up, I always had a friend who would encourage me and calm me down by showing me how far I had gone.
Q: What were the responsibilities that came up from students when you were discovered to be a first class student? Were you in a relationship also did you have any entrepreneurial skill? How did you balance these with academics?
A: I received and obliged a number of requests for group and personal tutorials. I was able to supervise and mentor some of the students who asked me for guidance.
Yes, I was in a relationship. We created very clear boundaries and put aside times to be together and times to be apart so we could focus on our primary assignment. I ran and still run a site called TheArtOfAde.com. It was very interesting to get together a group of like minds to create something that was truly different and special. Balancing it proved to be challenging many a time, however, I got by with a little help from my friends. TheArtOfAde.com is a website which shares a plethora of creative and original content from creatives from all over. We have social media handles as well as merchandise which showcase the brand.
Q: Can you tell us what your clique circle was or did you do things in solitude? Let's know your opinion on pursuing academic excellence? Striking a balance between academics and involvement in extracurricular activities (if any), which role was it and how did it go?
A: I didn't have a clique during my first years in school because I wanted to lay a strong foundation without distractions. However, I was later able to find a group of friends whose goals aligned with mine and we read together.
In pursuit of academic excellence, set goals for yourself and always do your best to get things done as soon as you are assigned. Procrastination and lack of agenda can make achieving academic excellence that much harder.
I took on a lot extracurricular activities such as Choir, Publicity Unit, President of the Department, Leader of the Crown Team amongst other things. Honestly, I had to play it by ear when it came to creating a balance. Every new day presented itself with new challenges and priorities, and for each new day and priority, I trusted myself to make the right decisions.
Q: In one sentence, what is your encouraging note to someone (a student) out there reading this, trying to get academics right but with a mixed priority?
A: Everything will be alright. No matter what your grades look like now or what passion clash you might be having, trust that you are exactly where you need to be and everything will make sense in time.
Q: Just before we call it a wrap for this session, do you have a parting line?
"I'm more powerful than my mind can even digest and understand."Isaac Adeoluwa Atayero
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Ethical Issues in Practice: Forming a Canon for Global Art History
Session 21 Connecting Art Histories and World Art
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In this lecture we consider questions of theethical dimensions involved in the formation of canons in global/world art history. Defining a canon as a selection made according to criteria of impact, exemplarity, and importance, wetreat these issues across cultures and timesbased on our experience in writing art history. We deal with problems of political and religious significance, topicality and contemporaneity, personal and gender issues, aesthetic quality, and global interconnectedness, as well as considering the original and later audiences. We examinethe Sistine Chapel and Great Zimbabwe;ShirinNeshat, Hans Holbein, Artemisia Gentileschi, an ancient Peruvian weaving, Koetsu,and Cellini; and discuss a Mexican screen painting with mother-of-pearl inlay.We conclude that uniform concepts of art or aesthetic criteria, personal, political, or gender considerations, and global interconnections are not universal. However, we do not believe that refusing to discern or impose eternal global standards (and alsoconventional period and style terms) make global/world art history impossible;we think admission of limitations in knowledge opensrather thancloses portals.
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Elizabeth Pilliod is the author of Pontormo, Bronzino, Allori: A Genealogy of Florentine Art, New Haven and London: Yale University Press, 2001; co-author of Italian Drawings. Florence, Siena, Modena, Bologna; Drawings in Swedish Public Collections 8, Stockholm: Nationalmuseum, 2002; and co-editor of Time and Place. Essays in the Geohistory of Art,Aldershot:Ashgate Press, 2005. She has been a Fellow at Villa I Tatti, the Harvard Center for Italian Renaissance Studies in Florence and a NEH stipend recipient. She contributed to the two 2010 exhibitions devoted to the Florentine artist AgnoloBronzino (1503-1572) at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City, Bronzino as Draftsman, and at the Fondazione Palazzo Strozzi, Soprintendenza PSAE, e il Polo Museale della città di Firenze, Florence, Italy,Bronzino. Artist and Poet. She is co-author of Global Visions: A Global History of Art, for Pearson Publishing, in process and due out in 2017. Her monograph on the lost paintings of the sixteenth-century master Jacopo da PontormoPontormoReturns: The Making and Meaning of a Lost Renaissance Masterpiece, is forthcoming with Ashgate Press. She is Visiting Professor of the History of Art at Rutgers-Camden University.


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From: Michael Kenniston (Msk_at_[hidden])
Date: 2001-07-02 00:41:36
As the original instigator of this thread, it's probably time for me
to chime in (though it's also been fun to just sit back and watch).
Many thanks to all for the feedback on the Physical Quantity library
proposal. As I'd hoped and expected, you raised many issues that
had never even occurred to me. I've tried to merge some of the comments
together and respond to them grouped by topic.
Just to set the context, I've tried to be consistent throughout the
following in my use of the terms "units" and "dimensions" (feet and
meters are units; area and volume are dimensions). I also assume
that the basic units like meter are defined as inline functions like
"meter()" so that the optimizer has a fighting chance of doing what
you want it to.
Paul Baxter wrote:
> A possible solution that unfortunately isn't (currently) Boost license
> compatible may be found at
> http://www.fnal.gov/fermitools/abstracts/siunits/abstract.html
Greg Colvin wrote:
> What exactly is the problem with the license at
> ftp://ftp.fnal.gov/pub/siunits/README?
> It was my understanding that the author, Walter Brown, was
> intending to see this work into Boost and ultimately the
> next C++ standard.
I was not aware of the SIunits library (ironic, since my wife and I
routinely attend concerts and talks at Fermilab). That library is
quite comprehensive, including parameterization of numeric
representation type, parameterization of calibration (i.e. the
number used to represent a base unit internally), and about five
different models of the structure of the universe (e.g. includes a
model where time is measured in meters). I have emailed them to
find out their current status and plans with respect to boost and
am awaiting a reply.
As I read it, the stumbling block on the license is whether the
license file has to be included with executable distributions.
(Well, that and the "simple to read and understand" requirement).
If it is required, then SIunits isn't boostible, but I can't
tell from the license text whether that's what they meant.
I'll ask about that, too.
In the meantime, I'll continue to play with my (much less featureful)
implementation, since I need something simpler for a CUJ article
anyway to act as an understandable example. After fumbling down lots
of blind alleys, I was able to come up with code that would compile and
run under both g++ and MSVC. All it took was elimination of
member definitions, elimination of template friend declarations,
transformations of all compile-time arithmetic into enum definitions,
and the addition of a couple of ugly helper classes. :-( This in itself
might be a worthwhile contribution, since the SIunits documentation
claims only severely degraded functionality under MSVC.
Paul Baxter wrote:
> Actually they have several other packages [at Fermilab] that look
extremely useful.
> So much so that there is almost an uncanny parallel with Boost. Its a
> efforts aren't shared between the two projects to provide high-quality
> license -free class libraries.
If we can get some collaboration going for one library, maybe it
will set a precedent.
Deane_Yang wrote:
> I have implemented template base classes representing
> units very successfully.
Would you be willing to share your code? Taking the best of three
different implementations should produce something pretty decent.
Deane_Yang wrote:
> Well, at this point it becomes embarassingly little, especially if
> you use operators.hpp (My original implementations predated my
> knowledge of boost and do not use operators.hpp.). I can probably
> post the examples some time. They should be real short.
We won't mind. Short examples are easier to understand. :-)
Bsides, at this point we could all still have radically different
implementation ideas without realizing it. (E.g. the code snippet
posted by Corwin Joy was structured very differently from what I
had in mind.) Sometime in the next week I'll try to upload my
stuff as well.
Deane_Yang wrote:
> 1) Unit classes are easily implemented in terms of operators.hpp
Well, yes and no. Things get a little strange, for example
"length / time" is allowed, but "length /= time" is not,
because the type of "length / time" is "speed". Multiplication
has a similar odd property of the result type being different
from either of the operand types.
John Max Skaller wrote:
> At some stage,
> you need to 'cast away' dimensions, do a pure computation,
> then add the dimensions back.
> sin ( undim(x) ) metres()
I disagree, and in fact I claim that there should be no 'cast away'
operation defined at all. If you /really/ want to take the sine of
the number of meters or feet in the physical quantity "x", that's easy:
sin( x / meter() ) * meter()
sin( x / foot() ) * foot()
That seems like a strange thing to do, since the answer will be
completely different depending on whether you use meters or feet, but
- you can do it, and
- the syntax makes it clear exactly what you're doing, and
- there should be no run-time cost; the optimizer should
collapse this to a single call to sin(), with a
multiply and divide if needed.
More realistically, for computing the sine of actual angles, you
could either define an overload:
inline sin( plane_angle_t a ) { return sin( a / radian() ); }
or just do it in the argument list:
sin( a / radian() )
The syntax may look unusual, but it makes a lot of sense (at least
to me :-). To wit: if you want to know how many 4's are in 12, you
divide 12 by 4. If you want to know how many radians are in a, you
divide a by (one) radian. As long as the optimizer is smart enough
to recognize that 1.0 is a multiplicative identity, it keeps the
expression clear at no run-time cost.
Peter Schmitteckert wrote:
> The general rule is, that the result must not depend on the unit
Kevin Lynch wrote:
> The main use I actually see for such functionality [undim] is to
> efficiency inside calculations.
Ah, but the beauty of templates is that you don't have to make such
sacrifices for efficiency. A proper design -- and a smart optimizer --
will generate the (fast) object code you really want from the (clear)
source code that you also really want. It remains to be proven that
we can actually achieve it, but certainly the goal is for the library
operations to be exactly as efficient (at runtime) as the underlying
fundamental types.
For interfacing with existing routines that expect plain numbers, you
either do the necessary conversion at the point of call, or better yet
define wrapper functions that do the conversion correctly every time.
k.hagan wrote:
> We could do without unit casts if multiplication by,
> for example, the following constant could be optimised away
> at compile-time.
> length_t const length( 1 * meter() );
> I haven't peered far enough into the proposal to see if a compiler
> has a reasonable chance of spotting this.
The idea is that by defining "meter" as an inline function rather
than as a variable, this can be optimized properly. I still need
to brush up on my assembler to verify that this actually happens
as intended.
Corwin Joy wrote:
> 2. I often have to cast and format out reports in different
> units of measure depending on how the end users
> prefer to view their results.
No problem, just divide by the unit you want to use.
Deane_Yang wrote:
> There are basically two types of units [linear and affine]
Yes! I was already aware of this but never had the right terminology
to express it. The physical quantity library deals only with linear
quantities. Does yours also do affine?
By the way, another good example is MFC's CTime (affine) vs.
CTimeSpan (linear) in MSVC. A bad example is time_t in posix,
which confuses the issue by using the same type for both
affine and linear quantities.
Deane_Yang wrote:
> I see implementations of affine units in various specific cases,
> like iterators, but I think it's worth identifying the common
> abstract notion that guides all of them.
Absolutely. I think your description of the difference would be
a valuable addition to any documentation.
Deane_Yang wrote:
> It is obvious that the ratio of two quantities with the same units
> must be unitless. What is not always so obvious is that some "units"
> are really unitless quanities. The two I know about are percentage
> (which is obviously a ratio) and radians.
Another one is steradians (solid angle). I've been struggling to
decide the best way to handle these. Although they are technically
dimensionless, it might be very convenient in practice to treat
and solid_angle as dimensions like mass and time. Then you could
handle radians and degrees exactly the same way as feet and meters,
and you wouldn't accidentally confuse plane angles with solid angles.
Quantities like revolutions per minute would have dimensions
plane_angle / time.
I think percentage could be handled more simply, but just defining
inline percent() { return 0.01; }
Then you could express 12.5% as "12.5 * percent()", which is analogous
to expressing 12.5 m as "12.5 * meter()". If you want to express a
number as percent, you can say "x / percent()", just like if you want to
express a mass in kilograms you can say "x / kilogram()".
Deane_Yang wrote:
> Any standard transcendental function, such as sin, cos <snip>
> MUST take only unitless quantities and return unitless quantities.
> If not, there is an error in the formula.
Yes. The only exception would be if arc_angle is treated as a
Kevin Lynch wrote:
> If you want to take the sin(x) where [x] = length, then you
> are almost always doing something wrong
> If I had my way, such a library would specifically generate compile
> errors if you tried to apply a special function or logarithm to a
> quantity with dimensions; in such a case, the programmer is
> "wrong" in what they are trying to do, and the library should provide
> you no assistance in trying to "fix" the problem. If you really
> think you need to, you should have to do so explicitly, it should be
> made ugly and horrible so as to indicate the seriousness of the breach
If I have my way, you'll get your way.
John Max Skaller wrote:
> Some operations seems to be missing.
> Suppose I write:
> pow(x,y)
> and x,y have units. What is the result?
Yes, a pow() function would be useful; I just hadn't gotten around to it
in the initial prototype. Perhaps it should actually be "pow< N >( pq
where N is an integer and pq is a physical quantity. The exponent has
to be a template parameter because it affects the type of the result:
"pow< 2 >( some_length )" is an area but "pow< 3 >( some_length )" is a
volume. Similarly, "pow< -1 >( some_time )" is a frequency. I see no
obvious meaning for pow(x,y) if /both/ x and y have units, but if
someone else does I'm sure they'll let me know.
John Max Skaller wrote:
> A more pragmatic example is Pythagoras:
> sqrt(x * x + y * y)
Yes, sqrt( pq ) seems reasonable too, and Pythagoras is a great
example to include in the documentation.
John Max Skaller wrote:
> More generally, root(n,x) yields division
> of the dimension by n (and an error if it isn't
> integral -- unless you want to support fractal dimensions :-).
Right. (I assume you meant "fractional dimensions". This late at
night my mind can't bend far enough to encompass fractal dimensions.)
John Max Skaller wrote:
> So log(n,x) also yields division. (Guess?)
Sorry, I lost you on that one. Do you want to take the base N log
of a physical quantity? The sqrt of an area I can handle, but
what's the logarithm of a kilogram?
Deane_Yang wrote:
> Any standard transcendental function, such as <snip> exp, log,
> MUST take only unitless quantities and return unitless quantities.
> If not, there is an error in the formula.
Corwin Joy wrote:
> I'm not sure I agree with sin & cos, but I definitely *disagree* for
> It seems to me that the log of a unit has well defined units.
but Deane_Yang wrote:
> I've never seen exp() and log() used to compute areas like this.
> And I've never seen log(meters) used anywhere in physics or anywhere
> else.
> There are lots of
> logarithms and exponentials used in discounting with interest rates
> and in option pricing models.
> If you look at it all carefully, you'll find that the arguments to exp
> () and log() are always unitless and so are the exp()'s and log()'s
> themselves. In fact, this is the setting where my unit
> classes have been most useful.
Ok, I can see Corwin's point that mathematically such things are
and can be well-defined, but given the complexity that they would add
to any library, I'm inclined to agree with Deane and would want to see
compelling evidence that such things are needed in practice before
trying to add them.
Kevin Lynch wrote:
> However, I've never seen an expression with logarithmic units.
And with a little luck, I never will either.
John Max Skaller wrote:
> Sure you have: how about 100 decibels? :-)
Deane_Yang wrote:
> There are logarithmic units such as decibels and pH. I'm not familiar
> with how these are used in formulas. I think these are sufficiently
> strange so that they should be treated specially.
Ugh. So much for my luck today. However, I'm not convinced that
a decibel is really a "unit" in the usual sense. It certainly
doesn't behave like a unit, since you cannot add or multiply them
the way you can with other units. Dividing a cubic meter by a
kilogram makes some kind of sense, but multiplying an ampere by
a decibel? Perhaps "decibel" should be its own class or function
or something, included in the library but completely separate
from the rest of it. The same for pH, earthquakes (Richter scale),
Bill Seymour wrote:
> I bring this up in connection with the SI Units presentation
> that the Boost group got in Copenhagen, in which units like
> "meter" are not dimensions, but multipliers;
This sounds interesting - since I wasn't in Copenhagen at the
time :-) I'd love to hear about this presentation. Can anyone
provide a pointer to more information about it?
Bill Seymour wrote:
> and it occurs
> to me that units like dBm and dBk need to be addends rather
> than multipliers. Does the SI Units system being worked on
> have a way to deal with that?
Mine doesn't; I'm not sure yet about Fermilab's SIunits. It would be
nice if the library could help with dB, pH, etc. but I need to
think about this some more to see how it might work.
Toon Knapen wrote:
> In acoustics the multiplier (in your case 10) for the log
> function is '20' for some specific quantities.
> Also in acoustics one has dBA, dbB and dBC which are Db's
> that are filtered. The idea behind this is that one type
> of dB-scale is more sensitive in the ranges heard by the human
> ear, whereas the other .... Taking these into account
> is even much more difficult as the filter needs to be known
> to the mechanism.
Maybe we need to make a distinction between "units", which
behave like mathematical units ("1"), and measurement scales,
which simply define a mapping between labels and quantities.
Every unit has an associated well-behaved linear scale, but
some scales are weird and need special handling.
Kevin Lynch wrote:
> > (and an error if it isn't
> > integral -- unless you want to support fractal dimensions :-).
> This would be a mistake. Non-integer dimensions come up all over the
> place in physics (particularly astrophysics), although they are
> rational fractional powers (3/2, 9/7, etc...). Typically, you have an
> expression that goes like alpha T^n, where n = 7/2 (or something), and
> the units of alpha are the same as T, but raised to some power like
> -5/2. Consider also an expression written as
> sqrt(x)*sqrt(y)
> where x and y have units of length. This type of thing should not
> fail. Yes, you could require the user to rewrite it, but consider
> such an expression might be embedded into some larger equation, and it
> is not immediately obvious that it needs to be rewritten. Or, as is
> often the case in numerical work, you have to torture an equation so
> to ensure that you don't incur overflow inside a calculation when the
> outermost result should be representable. This can lead to the same
> unit situation.
Now there's a whole new can of worms. Would it work to allow just
dimensions? Then all the power and root stuff could be put into a
single function "pow< Num, Den >( pq )". Then
inline sqrt( pq ) { return pow< 1, 2 >( pq ); }
inline cube( pq ) { return pow< 3, 1 >( pq ); }
(Yes, that's a very inefficient way to implement cube; it's just an
Of course this would add a whole slew of new template parameters to the
types, but if the denominators are defaulted to 1 most people should
never notice. I hope.
Corwin Joy wrote:
> I think that having a nice templated units library
> would be cool. One thing that seems to be missing
> from this discussion, however, is that the templates
> should have virtual base classes which expose operator
> + and * such that developers can
> use the units classes for either compile time checks or runtime
> checks.
I was actually planning to add an additional "any_quantity"
class (with conversions between that and the templatized
quanitities), whose dimensions would be represented and
checked at runtime. I.e. the set of all possible values of an
"any_quantity" would be the union of the set of all possible
values of all possible template instantiations of the
templatized "quantity" type. I agree that in certain situations
such a thing would be useful and even necessary.
However, I'm confused about your reference to virtual base classes.
Did you mean "base class with virtual methods"? Even then, I
think it would work better to keep the templatized version
completely separate to avoid the runtime space and time costs of
Corwin Joy wrote:
> 1. I'm reading the values and units from a database and I
> don't always know what possible units are allowed in advance.
This brings up another whole aspect, which is dimensions and
units that are not even know at compile time. Allowing these
would make it awfully hard to meet strict efficiency constraints.
Corwin Joy wrote:
> 3. The unit conversion ratios for me will often change at runtime,
> potentially minute-by-minute
> e.g. how much is a Mexican Peso worth in US $ today, (exchange rate)
This brings up /another/ whole aspect, which is non-constant
conversion factors. I understand why this could be useful, but I
think allowing such things would significantly enlarge the scope of
the problem - and make it correspondingly harder to solve cleanly.
Deane_Yang wrote:
> I've thought about this, too. But allowing dynamic types to be defined
> at runtime makes things way too complicated for me.
If we define a single super-type that subsumes all the individual
templatized types, we can get the desired effect fairly simply.
Deane_Yang wrote:
> I concede that foreign currencies are a bit
> of a headache to implement using template unit classes.
I certainly won't argue with that.
Deane_Yang wrote:
> I've been reading and learning a lot from the boost list.
Me too.
Kevin Lynch wrote:
> You wound me good sir! We physicists would never traffic in "kludges"
Perish the thought! Software engineers never use kludges either;
we call them "work-arounds" and "optimizations".
There is now quite a shopping list of possible capabilities of a
dimensions-and-units library:
- full compile-time dimension and unit checking
- implementation imposes no run-time overhead
- include powers and roots
- parameterize numeric representation
- parameterize calibration
- include multiple models of the universe
- handle fractional dimensions
- handle logarithmic/exponential dimensions
- include radian and steradian as units
- include (and distinguish between) affine and linear measurements
- include logarithmic units like decibel
- fully functional under widely-used but non-compliant compilers like
- dynamic - dimensions of a value determined at runtime, e.g. for input
- dynamic - set of possible dimensions determined at runtime
- dynamic - conversion factors vary at runtime, e.g. currencies
- track accuracy (the "plus-or-minus" amount) through calculations
- check for quantities that are different but have the same dimensions
On the one hand, it's not at all clear that all this stuff should be
included in a boost library, lest it suffer from
A boost library does not have to be all things to all programmers.
On the other hand, I'm inclined to believe that those who would actually
use the library (who I originally believed to be physicists and
but apparently currency traders want a piece of this action too) know
about what they need than I do, and I'd give great weight to their
I do believe that three subtly different philosophies of what a
library could do are emerging:
1) Dimension-checking. Convert everything to powers of the seven
fundamental SI units (plus perhaps radians and steradians) and make
sure all calculations are dimensionally consistent.
This won't catch all errors, but it's pretty simple to describe
and verify, and it will catch enough problems to be useful. It's
what I originally had in mind, although of course it's turning
out not to be /quite/ as simple as it first appeared.
2) Type-checking. Keep track of what is actually being measured,
including distinguishing types that are conceptually different but have
the same SI dimensions (e.g. frequency/hertz and activity/becquerel,
or absorbed dose/gray and dose equivalent/sievert. Radians and
steradians might actually fall under this category, too).
This is harder, since somehow you have to define what conversions
are acceptable, and you have to deal with all the types that are
generated implicitly inside expressions. At this point I'm not
sure how to even define the requirements precisely.
3) Unit-checking. Keep track of the actual units, like yen and
euros, so everything is totally dynamic. This is way beyond
where I want to go right now, and it may well be mutually
exclusive with the efficiency constraints wanted/needed by the
astrophysicists and the "wires-and-pliers" crowd.
in a completely different context David Abrahams wrote:
> be careful not to overdesign this library. Simpler is usually better.
Yes. My inclination at this point is to (try to) strike a balance
simplicity and completeness by getting a fairly flexible but relatively
simple, straightforward library (by either boostifying existing code
or writing new code) that will be useful and efficient for the majority
of common scientific and engineering calculations, and then -- maybe --
back and look at the more arcane stuff.
-- - Michael Kenniston mkenniston_at_[hidden]
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TOPIC: Handling Failure and Mistakes (Mountain Of Fire and Miracle Ministries, MFM Daily Devotional 24 August 2019)
BIBLE IN ONE YEAR: Psalm 116-118; 1 Corinthians 7:1-19
FIRE SCRIPTURE: 2 Samuel 12:9-13
MEMORY VERSE: "He healeth the broken in heart, and bindeth up their wounds." – Psalms 147:3
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The only thing that prolongs the consequences of men errors and mistake is excuse, ego and …when a man starts giving excuse to cover up for his failures or errors, the Bible says such a man shall not prosper.
That was what affected Adam and Eve in the scripture. They fell into sin and never admitted they had sinned but rather, were passing the blame unto each other and even on the serpent.
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If you confess your error or mistake like David, the Lord will have mercy on you. When you confess it, believe in your heart that He has forgiven you. Say in your heart: "The Lord has given me", then move ahead with the resolve to serving Him better next time.
You will receive the Lord's mercy and lovingkindness today.
- Every power that wants me to repeat the errors of my parents, fall down and die, in the name of Jesus.
- I fire back every arrow of failure and errors targeted at me, in the name of Jesus.
- I silent every voice speaking failure against my life, in the name of Jesus.
- Power to succeed in my ministry and career, overshadow my life, in the name of Jesus.
- I break every yoke of failure and error projected into my life, in the name of Jesus.
- I break loose from every cobweb of failure and delay, in the name of Jesus.
- I uproot every implantation of failure from my life and I cast them into the lake of fire, in the name of Jesus.
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California Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones expressed outrage after CNN showed him a transcript of the testimony and said his office is looking into how widespread the practice is within Aetna.
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Aetna, the nation's third-largest insurance provider with 23.1 million customers, told CNN it looked forward to "explaining our clinical review process" to the commissioner.
The California probe centers on a deposition by Dr. Jay Ken Iinuma, who served as medical director for Aetna for Southern California from March 2012 to February 2015, according to the insurer.
During the deposition, the doctor said he was following Aetna's training, in which nurses reviewed records and made recommendations to him.
Jones said his expectation would be "that physicians would be reviewing treatment authorization requests," and that it's troubling that "during the entire course of time he was employed at Aetna, he never once looked at patients' medical records himself."
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If you ever face difficulty using a Google Widget on your Android device, you are not the only one. Recently many users have reported that Google widget is not working in their Android smartphones.
Generally, this error occurs due to interference with another app. If the Google application has not been updated, then also you can come across this error.
Another reason for the occurrence of this error is if you do not clear the Google app cache from the device for a long time.
If you are encountering this problem and want to fix it, then this article will be of help.
In this article, you will find several methods to get rid of this particular error from the device. So, read on and learn more.
Google Widget Not Working: Fix it With Simple Methods
There are various methods to solve the Google search widget not working on the device.
But, at first, you need to press and hold the Home button on the device to access the Google Search Widget. If it does not work, then you may use the methods given below.
Therefore, we suggest you follow the fixes in the same order as we have given and resolve the issue on your device.
Method 1 – Reboot the Android Device
Sometimes, rebooting can fix several problems from Android devices. So, firstly, you need to reboot the system.
- At first, press the soft key present at the left on the phone.
- After that, close all the apps that are opened.
- Next, press and hold the Power button to open a list. In that list, tap on the Restart button to restart the device.
After restarting the device, try to use the Google Search Widget and check to see if the issue has been fixed or not.
Method 2 – Update the Google Application
If you are using an older version of Google application on your Android phone, then you may face the problem of Google search bar widget not working on the device.
So, you should keep the Google application up to date. Follow the directions mentioned below:
- First of all, visit the Google Play Store.
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- In Google, if you see the Update button, then tap on it to start the update process.
Once the update process is done, check if the Google Search Widget works properly.
Method 3 – Turn On Google App in the Settings
Sometimes, the error of the Google feed widget not working comes up if the Google app is disabled from the settings.
So, you have to enable the Google app on the device. Go through these steps:
- Firstly, open the Settings application.
- When the Settings window opens, scroll down the page until you find the Applications tab, tap on it.
- From the Applications window, tap on the Application manager section. In that window, go to the All tab and scroll down it till you find the Google App, tap on it.
- In the Google app, if you see the Disable option, tap on it to Enable it.
Once you are done with these steps, restart the device and then try to use the Google Widget.
Method 4 – Uninstall Updates on Google App
An effective method is to uninstall updates on Google application in order to get rid of this error from the Android device. Perform these instructions:
- Tap on the Settings icon to launch the Settings window.
- From the Settings window, tap on the Applications tab and then tap on the Applications Manager section.
- In the Applications Manager window, navigate to the All tab and scroll down until you find the Google app.
- From the Google apps, tap on the UNINSTALL UPDATES button.
After completing these steps, try to work on the Google Search Widget to check if the error still persists or not.
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Removing Google app cache can also resolve the issue of Google Widget not working. To do this, follow these directions:
- Launch the Settings window on your Android device and then tap on Applications.
- Once you are in the Applications window, locate and tap on the Application Manager section.
- Go to the All tab from the Application Manager and then tap on Google App.
- When Google App opens, go to the Cache section and then tap on the CLEAR CACHE button to remove them.
Once the cache is cleared from the device, reboot it and then check if the error message is eliminated or not.
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If none of the methods work in resolving the issue, then this method is the last resort for you.
You need to restart the Google App from the device in order to solve this issue. The following steps will help you:
- Navigate to the Settings section.
- Tap on Applications from the Settings window and then go to the Application Manager section.
- In the Application Manager window, tap on the All tab and find the Google App, tap on it.
- From the Google App, tap on the FORCE STOP button and then tap on the OK button.
Once Google App restarts, try to work on the Google Widget and check if the issue still appears or not.
Wrapping Up
In this content, we have provided all the possible methods on how to resolve the Google Widget not working issue on the Android device.
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|The Administrative Supervisor (Patient Flow/House Operations Supervisor) assumes responsibility for managing the relationship between patient placement, patient classification, and nurse staffing in order to optimize patient safety, patient satisfaction, and hospital access. With absolute accountability for inpatient placement procedures, this position has centralized authority for clinically-directed bed control throughout the medical center. The position implements predetermined patient placement algorithms which ensure that clinical staff are provided with a consistent approach to patient placement. The position serves as the chief administrative representative during non-business hours. In support of and in collaborating with nursing administration and/or unit-based management, the position bears responsibility for clinical practice in the nursing division.
Core Competencies
|Provides documented positive feedback to direct reports for a particular positive occurrence as close to the occurrence as possible.
|Provides documented negative feedback to direct reports for a particular negative occurrence as close to the occurrence as possible
|Provides timely and effective corrective action, when warranted by the situation, to direct reports as guided.
|Provides well-reasoned guidance and direction to patients and their families when called upon to resolve patient care issues
|Provides well-reasoned guidance and direction to nursing and ancillary staff when called upon to resolve clinical staff issues
|Maintains open lines of communication with the clinical managers or clinical leadership and clinical directors in order to keep them informed of any significant patient issues or employee issues.
|Maintains open lines of communication with the director, nursing staff services, and vice president, nursing services, in order to keep them informed of any significant patient issues or employee issues
|Ensures that the thresholds established for the organizational patient flow indicator set are achieved.
|Ensures that the thresholds for the divisional budgeted staffing parameter set are achieved.
|Verbalizes working knowledge of the national patient safety goals.
|Utilizes accreditation and regulatory standards as a guide when making decisions related to patient care, patient flow, patient classification, and/or nurse staffing.
|Identifies and prevents potential situations which place patient safety at risk
|Identifies and prevents potential situations which place employee safety at risk
|Follows the appropriate chain of command for reporting adverse events.
|Follows the appropriate chain of command for reporting extraordinary events.
|Ensures patient confidentiality, privacy, and security.
|Refers patient information requests made by the media to the public relations department.
|Accesses child, adult, and elder protective services as necessary.
|Practices standard precaution guidelines as a role model for nursing and ancillary staff
|Practices hand hygiene guidelines as a role model for nursing and ancillary staff.
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|Collaborates with the infection control practitioner regarding appropriate patient placement
|Reports suspected infectious disease outbreak to the infection control practitioner in a timely and appropriate manner.
|Reports malfunctioning equipment to the risk manager and/or the engineering department in a timely and appropriate manner
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|Reports security breaches to the risk manager and/or the security manager in a timely and appropriate manner
|Establishes the command center in the nursing office in the event of an internal or external disaster until the incident commander arrives on scene
|Participates in medical center activities and committees as designated.
|Conveys a positive attitude toward work-related responsibilities as demonstrated by tolerance of fluctuating time requirements and openness to shifting interpersonal needs.
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|Demonstrates effective organization and prioritization abilities and utilizes human and material resources in an efficient and fiscally responsible manner.
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|Forecasts bed availability and bed demand by maintaining constant awareness of those beds into which inpatients can be admitted or transferred as soon as the demand occurs
|Facilitates direct admission placement by collaborating with contract-based and hospital-based case managers in order to expedite the transfer of these patients to the medical center from other healthcare facilities
|Verifies appropriate care level selection by ensuring that emergency admissions and direct admissions have been screened by the case manager and/or administrative supervisor using a clinical decision support tool (InterQual Criteria)
|Makes effective and purposeful rounds of episodic and inpatient care areas.
|Expedites the timely transfer of inpatients from a higher level of care to a lower level of care (ie from intensive care to progressive and/or medical/surgical care)
|Assigns and directs assignments of inpatient beds based upon an understanding of care requirements, admission criteria, and regulatory criteria for the patient population housed in specific nursing units.
|Determines the priority order for bed assignment when multiple patients are awaiting bed assignment to the same care level or receiving unit
|Ensures and confirms that inpatient admission, discharge, and transfer processes are conducted timely and expeditiously in the inpatient care units
|Ensures and confirms that assessment and re-assessment processes are implemented for boarding inpatients within defined time intervals in the episodic care units
|Convenes routine and critical bed huddles using Electronic Bedboard to identify expectant discharges, admissions and transfers.
|Obtains admission, discharge, and/or transfer orders from the primary physician whenever this is required in order to expedite patient flow
|Collaborates with the case manager to expedite discharges and screen admission requests.
|Collaborates with the unit lead in order to identify discharged patients who meet the criteria for waiting in the discharge lounge
|Addresses patient, physician, staff concerns professionally and promptly.
|Addresses personnel issues in order to promote a healthy work environment
|Acts as a liaison for the department with other hospital departments, physicians, payors, patient's and patient's family members.
Department Specific Competencies
|Manages decedent affairs by delegating simple case processing to the staffing coordinator group and retaining complex case processing for the administrative supervisor group
|Pronounces patient death within thirty minutes of the request to do so if the criteria for death pronouncement by an administrative supervisor have been met
|Responds to emergency codes which occur during the shift, including but not limited to: code blue, code red, code orange, code pink/purple, code grey, code silver
|Adjusts staffing levels as needed in order to ensure that a sufficient quantity and appropriate mix of qualified staff are available to meet predefined patient care needs or exceptional patient care needs
|Ensures that sitter utilization during the shift has been appropriately authorized
|Ensures that out-of-cluster floating during the shift has been appropriately authorized
|Coordinates social service referrals during off-shift operating hours
|Manages employee health matters during off-shift operating hours
|Interprets administrative, personnel, divisional, and departmental policies for nursing and ancillary staff
|Coordinates emergency procedure scheduling during off-shift operating hours
|Serves as the incident commander in a code red event and/or in a code orange event
|Provides unit supervisors with employee performance information in order to assist them in evaluation preparation
|Additional Information
|Number of Years Experience
|Type of Experience
|Recent nursing experience in an acute care setting
|Recent managerial or supervisory experience in a similar setting
|Additional Information
|Knowledge of regulatory and accrediting agency standards, particularly those related to emergency department overcrowding, patient anti-dumping guidelines, nurse: patient staffing ratios.
License / Certification Requirements
|Registered Nurse License
|BCLS or ACLS Certification


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