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Work Shouldn't Hurt
In the fall of 2015, OSEA launched its Work Shouldn't Hurt Campaign with a series of investigative articles examining workplace violence involving special needs students and classified school employees. Since then, OSEA has successfully promoted legislation and changes in Oregon OSHA rules to help combat the problem.
OSEA has also developed resources to help special education assistants access their students' Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) and report their injuries, as well as guide OSEA chapters on how to use safety committees to hold school districts accountable for ensuring safe work environments.
Below are the original series of articles that kicked off our campaign. You will hear the voices of employees who face the daily threat of violence and learn about the root causes of the problem.
Part 1: Classified speak out
To this day — nearly a year after the incident — Beth can't describe what happened to her without crying. The veteran SPED assistant was working with a student who was becoming increasingly agitated, when the teen erupted, kicking her in the head with heavy boots. Read More
Part 2: Reporting key to prevention
Christopher was placed in an impossible situation. The individualized education program (IEP) for the student he was assigned said no one should be within 48 inches of the teen. Despite this, Christopher was ordered to sit next to the student while the class watched a movie. Read More
Part 3a: OSEA leads campaign
OSEA and AFT will be working hard at the local, state and national levels over the coming months and years to address violence against school staff. Our coverage has garnered letters from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), as well as the U.S. Department of Education. Read More
Part 3b: What chapters can do
OSEA members have been emboldened to speak out, and AFT-Oregon and the Oregon Education Association (OEA) have joined us in seeking solutions at the state and national levels. Implementing solutions will take time, but OSEA members need not wait to act at the local level. Read More


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Distinguishing features of the EIA/SEA system
The Environmental Management Act (EMA) of 2004 provides the legal framework for both, EIA and SEA. While national environmental assessment and audit regulations have been issued in 2005, the SEA process was further specified in 2008. The central authority for EIA and SEA is the National Environmental Management Council (NEMC) which operates under the Environmental Department in the Ministry.
Administrative system: relevant features
Tanzania is divided into 30 regions (mkoa), 25 on the mainland and five in Zanzibar (three on Unguja, two on Pemba). Within each region districts (wilaya) have been created to further increase local authority. Councils operate within districts which are also known as local government authorities. They consist of urban units and rural units. The urban units are further classified as city councils, municipal councils, or town councils.
Although Zanzibar is part of the federal state of Tanzania, it remains indepenent from an administrative perspective in most of its government matters, also in environmental issues. Zanzibar thus has separate government institutions that are responsible for the environment and also a different legal framework for EIA.
This country profile focuses on the situation of Tanzania. There is another country profile for Zanzibar.
Relevant international conventions
Tanzania has been a party to the Ramsar Convention since 2000. It is also a party to the Convention on Biodiversity by ratification since 1996.
Environmental Standards: relevant features
Tanzania has a National Environmental Standard Compendium (NESC) which is a a collection of various standards prepared at different times. The NESC is divided into three parts:
- Part 1 comprises of standards that require compulsory compliance. Compulsory standards are further categorized as generic or specific.
- Part 2 covers those standards that may be implemented on voluntary basis. These includes guidelines standards, codes of practice and others.
- Part 3 covers the requisite test methods that should be followed when testing for compliance. The test methods included are referred to in at least one of the specification standards appearing under part 1.
These standards cove air quality, effluent emmission, noise, solid waste and water quality.
Country specific terms or acronyms
NEMA = National Environmental Management Act (No. 19 of 1983)
NEMC = National Environmental Management Council
NCSSD = National Conservation Strategy for Sustainable Development.
MTNR = Ministry of Tourism and Natural Resources
NEAP = National Environmental Action Plan

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So a few updates from the last few weeks. While Dave and Kev and Phil have been working away on some electrics on the HO layout, Peter and I have been busy down near the ravine and Bus Driver Paul has been busy working on the gravel pit.
So now that the track exiting the fiddle yard is in and all the point-work settled down and not causing problems, Dave and I put the original mountains back in place and adjusted the tunnel portals to suit the new trackage. Over time we will fit it in properly, but for now a little at a time will do. Here is a photo of each side of the hills.
For a while now Peter has been slowly carving his mountains down at the ravine and to the right of it as the track splits and either goes around the mountain or up the helix. Now Pete hasn't spilt his ice cream on the mountain here, he has just painted on his No More Gaps and Paint mix.
Here are some more shots after it has dried and firmed into a nice coloured base for the mountain faces.
Oh and the molded mountains on the left of the ravine are now in place and Peter will soon start to colour them up.
Bus Driver has been busy and is building a nice quarry at the end of the middle peninsula. Here is a photo of his progress so far.
And here is some of the work I've been doing. Since the top deck has been dropped a tad, the left hand corner of the ravine area was a little tight. So I have scalloped out some of the mountain that exists between the inner and outer mainline tracks. This will allow us to see into the small yard a bit better.
I expect we will make an almost vertical mountain face at the end of the small yard in due course - I have only so far gotten a slab of foam loosely balanced in place so far.
So till next time - happy trains.


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Wickham Park, Melbourne, FL: January 11, 12, 18, 19, 25, 26, 31, February 1, 2, 2020
Gather one and all for the 4th Season of the Brevard Renaissance Fair in Forest of Wickham Park in Melbourne, FL. A full cast of colorful characters fill the lands with music, dancing, and more. With over 70 stage shows daily, varieties of foods and treats and numerous artisan merchants with handcrafted wares, the Brevard Renaissance Fair invites guests to immerse themselves in an unique experience of History and Fantasy!
Harken One and All
Their Royal Majesty Edward the III
King of England and Lord of Ireland and Her Royal Majesty Queen Philippa of Hainault do graciously invite one and all to enjoin in the birthday celebration of their eldest son Edward the prince of wales.
In honor of such festivities
A Joust of Champions shall be had.
Knights from France, Spain, Scotland and England shall gather to display skills and feats of Arms.
Encompassing the royal festivities will be entertainment throughout the streets as well as merchants and craftsmen. Rides and games as well as an abundance of foods to fill all appetite's.
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"Just as food eaten without appetite is a tedious nourishment, so does study without zeal damage the memory by not assimilating what it absorbs"
Leonardo da Vinci
The Brevard Renaissance will whet your appetite today with all the things you can learn about the Renaissance period and how people lived. Brevard Renaissance Fair invites you to join us Friday, February 1, 2019, for "School Day" at the Fair.
Renaissance Magazine is a 20+ year old publication that features articles about Medieval and Renaissance history, arts, and culture as well as the Renaissance faire community. The magazine has offered our patrons a 30% discount off any subscription, in any format (print or digital) for any term (1, 2, or 3 year) so long as the subscription order is placed by January 31, 2019. The offer is good for new and existing subscribers. For existing subscribers, the additional issues will be added to your account. To take advantage of the 30% discount offer, visit www.renaissancemagazine.com/subscribe and use coupon code SBRM-BRF18 no later than January 31, 2019.
We are calling all those interested in volunteering: actors, musicians, dancers, artists, builders, painters, marketers, and more! Fill out the volunteer application and find out how to get involved in the 2019 Brevard Renaissance Fair.


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Panerai just launched a new PAM that is ultra thin, in fact about 40% slimmer than the 1950s case of the past: Luminor Due
Typically, with a short case, you're limited to what you can put inside. Auto guys will be delighted to know that the new slimline is not only available in manual wind (caliber P.1000), but they also found a way to jam an automatic caliber P.4000 into the new design. This is obviously the thinnest in-house automatic movement manufactured by Panerai.
The hand-wound models are 42mm standing 10.5mm tall on the wrist. The autos have a diameter of 45mm with a height of 10.7mm.
The new line is looking to be priced like this: Steel/auto PAM00674 $10,700; red gold/auto PAM675 $25, 600; steel/manual PAM676 $8,100; red gold/manual PAM677 $22,100.


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Business owners who want to reach out to their target market on Facebook have several options. Apart from engaging with their followers by replying to comments posted on their Facebook page, they can also do it through the Messenger. As Facebook page now allows people to send a direct message, businesses have an opportunity to get in touch with their audience on a more personal level. This can be done through the Chatbot for Facebook Messenger.
A chatbot can be installed on a business page and it allows autoresponders to reply to people's inquiries. It features menus and keywords to guide customers on the next action they can take. It lets followers and customers to interact with your business for various purposes such as to ask a question, set an appointment, get directions or purchase tickets for an event.
The chatbot for Facebook Messenger makes use of keywords that users type in a chat line. It then makes a guess as to what people may be searching for. For example, a real estate business that helps people buy a house can program the words "buy a home" into the bot and provide various options in the return message or autoresponder.
Customer Service
The Facebook chatbot is a good customer service tool. Unlike the traditional phone call that could leave you frustrated as it could take long for someone to answer it, chatbots can give you an answer in seconds. With this tool, business owners can lessen their stress when dealing with customers and increase customer satisfaction. And they can even initiate the conversation instead of waiting for people to send an inquiry.
Consumer Analysis
Chatbots can also be used to analyse customer data and come up with marketing strategies to achieve your business goals. They are capable of tracking purchasing patterns and other data from consumers thereby helping companies find the best ways to market their products and services. With this tool, business owners can save money and get better results.
Personalized Ads
Another benefit of using a Facebook chatbot is it can help in advertising your business. In fact, you can create personalized ads through this tool and promote them to every customer that sends an inquiry to your Facebook page.
Personalized ads are useful in sales conversions but you need to make sure that your text appear to be coming from a real human. Answers and other information you provide to inquiries should be of high quality otherwise, customers will be discouraged.
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The Chinese Government caused a huge stir in the Bitcoin world over the last few weeks. Uncertainty was in the air and people did not know what was going to happen in the Cryptocurrency world over in the Chinese community.
In this blog I want to show you why China can not ban Bitcoin!!
People in China love a money game and love investing into projects with big money,. They really do get excited from gambling and earning fast returns.
So my question is did the criminal world play on the fact that they know so many people would invest into "So called ICO's "?
So many people were joining these fake ICO's and getting scammed the government stepped in and put a stop to the all of the fake shenanigans that were accoutring on a regular basis.
I actually think this was a good step by them to stop all the fake money games that were created just to cheap people.
Then in another bombshell that caused major panic & was announced that the Bitcoin exchanges could be banned and stopped, this news crashed the market for a period of time, but bitcoin community stood strong & is far to powerful to ever be shut down and you can not stop something that can't be stopped!!
Bitcoin is a decentralised peer to peer network that is run by millions of computers all over the world.
The only way you can stop it is by turning off the internet!!
China may be playing a game too, have you ever thought what if they did this on purpose, what if they are a big player in this too?
Did they cause a panic in the market on purpose?
Do they have their hand in the market too?
This question is yet to be answered and only time can tell??
Bitcoin can not be banned though as it is a totally decentralised network, so there is no office to shut down, central body to attack, power chord to pull out of the wall, it is powered by the network all over the world..
This is what makes this such a powerful concept, the people have the power back
China actually tried to ban Bitcoin back in 2012 and failed, now this attempt which really just looks all about control in my opinion.
No matter what happens they can not ban Bitcoin!!
The biggest mining farms in the world are based in China & it was never mentioned that they would be shut down as well. Which is odd considering most of the volume comes from there!!
Here is a great interview with the Dollar Vigilante -Jeff Berwick explaining why Bitcoin can not be banned.
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I've always enjoyed doing jigsaw puzzles. In some of the earliest pictures of me, I'm sitting at a card table, focusing on the pieces, and trying to put them all together. My methods were a little unorthodox – I did not flip over all of the pieces before starting, I did not do the edge … Continue reading These Things I Give You Today…
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Number Forty-Four: It's Only a Number
Hello? Can you hear me out there? [Tap-tap-tap.] How about now? [Screech of feedback.] Whoa! OK, looks like the mic is hot, and I can see that you're all waiting with bated breath for my next monologue. So what's the topic, you ask. Why, it's my wife's 40th birthday, of course! On one hand I … Continue reading Number Forty-Four: It's Only a Number
Number Thirty-Three: Triggering a Memory
Sights. Sounds. Smells. Isn't it amazing how memories, both good and bad, can be triggered by the most innocuous things? A song playing on the radio; the smell of homemade bread baking in the oven; the sign outside your hometown, welcoming you back after time away – all of these and more can blindside a … Continue reading Number Thirty-Three: Triggering a Memory


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What are the best flash lights for Nikon and Canon DSLR?
Most of the flashlight brands are compatible with both Nikon and Canon. Besides this, they come with a host of features such as guide number, automatic and manual, and zoom. You must also check for the rotation and tilt so you can adjust the light for different settings.
Canon Speedlite 600EX II-RT (price on Amazon $479)
This is one of the best and most professional photographers use it. The coverage of the Canon Speedlite 600EX II-RT is 20mm to 200mm. It has radio and optical transmission facility. It gives a 197 feet guide number (the flash power) and in a continuous way supplements performance when you use the compact battery along with it. The head rotates 180 degrees to the left and right 90 degrees up and 7 degrees down. It can control five groups of flash units. It does not have the same constraints that other flash units have made it one of the best to use on the field.
Guide number: To use the guide number while using the flash, check the guide number and divide it by the aperture size. For instance, if the number is 44GN and you have a f/8 lens, then you can use the flash up to 4.5 meters (44/8=4.5).
Neewer TT560 Flash Speedlite (price on Amazon $54)
Economic and perfect for the beginner, the Neewer TT560 Flash Speedlite shows a vertical rotation of 90 degrees and horizontal rotation of 270degrees. You can use this with both the Nikon DSLR and Canon Digital EOS cameras. The charge of the flash unit remains indicated by the 8 pieces of light seen on the unit. When it has the most power all the eight pieces remain lit. It has a guide number 38 and it can work as either a master flash or a slave unit.
Yongnuo YN-568 EX II TTL
This flash unit is compatible with Canon E-TTL/ E-TTL II. The zoom range is 24 – 105 mm. It has a guide number of 190 at ISO 100 and 105mm. The flash tilts -7 to 90 degrees. It rotates 270 degrees and runs on 4 AA batteries. The color temperature is 5600K and it has power saving settings. It has a reflector card and a wide-angle diffusion panel built in. It has a metal hot shoe and audio status indicators.
We have seen the flash feature guide number. Another one is the TTL indicator which shows that the flash is automatic. Otherwise, it is manual. Most of the creative photographers check the units to see whether they have both automatic and manual options. This allows them to use the manual option and become creative when needed.
The connection type usually is the hot shoe that is on top of your camera. But sometimes the photographer might use a cable to get a better connection. You must also keep a watch for the recycle time. This is the time needed for the flash unit to recharge and be ready for the next photograph. This will remain about the same for most brands.


text: The Truven Health Analytics 50 Top Cardiovascular Hospitals study identifies hospitals that achieve the best performance on a scorecard of performance measures. This year, based on comparisons between the winners and a peer group of similar high-volume hospitals that were not winners, the study found that if all cardiovascular providers performed at the level of this year�s winners, approximately 9,500 additional patients could survive, more than $1 billion could be saved, and almost 3,000 additional bypass and angioplasty patients could be complication-free. This is based on an analysis of Medicare patients; if the same standards were applied to all inpatients, the impact would be even greater.


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I am trying to use all kinds of media (videos, music songs, movies, games) in order to make teaching as entertaining as possible, but sometimes the use of "classical" teaching methods is inevitable:) I am native in German, so ready to teach everything that is needed!
I want to teach any person in a different way. I think everyone learns differently and typical exercise won't help if the student doesn't know how. So I usually find out during talking how experienced he/she is and we discuss together your goals and find a creative and fun way to reach them.
I use the communicative method combining every day situations with the understanding of grammar. I teach the 3 skills: listening comprehension, writing and speaking with interactive exercises which make the learning process easier and fun.
I keep a balance between vocabulary, listening comprehension, reading comprehension, conversation and grammar. What is most important to me is to use positive and encouraging feedback so you grow more and more confidence as you learn. I use info on modern Germany, textbooks, news, and listening material.
I will help you to improve your German by showing you the necessary grammar and vocabulary but especially by talking and practicing common situations and daily life experiences. Also, I like to share some insight cultural details because learning a language is closely related to getting to know the culture.
One can learn German with innovative techniques, along with customized sheets to make your learning easy. Concentrating on four parameters : writing, reading, speaking and listening. The teaching techniques are altered as per the student's needs. I also provide corporate training and conduct online classes, train my students for Goethe Exams.
My teaching methods are based on conversation and repetition. I believe the best way to learn a language is in a free and open atmosphere wherein both parties feel like they can express themselves to the best of their abilities. I do, however, understand the importance of practice and employ a wide number of exercises.
In German, you'll experience some mind-boggling grammar early on. Do not fret. The German language gets much easier once you've basics. As you probably know, German nouns are either masculine, feminine or neuter: DER, DIE and DAS respectively. It's a very good idea to learn all your nouns with the article from the very beginning.
I find it very efficient to start with speaking. Once you picked up the pronunciation, you can start reading and then gain more and more vocabulary. Of course bringing some grammar through it all is a must.
I like to make my lessons fun, interactive and exiting. I like to encourage and motivate my students to keep up the good work. I will tailor my lesson depending on the individual and how they learn best.
I usually try first to analyse the level of the student. Then I try to have différents exercises, depending on the level.
Every student is different so I use a variety of innovative teaching methods that are engaging, suited to your level and background and help you improve fast and keep you interested. I am happy to meet with you in person or online to determine your learning goals and evaluate your level before we start our classes.
If you are taking a German class, if you want to speak German for training or if you need to learn German for your job, I will coach you based on your material, content or objective.
I base my teaching methods on the best way to succeed at and master a second language. Having a second language is beneficial within any job market. It's important that the student is able to comprehend the language but also speak it as if it was their own native language. I also give weekly take home exercises to keep the student engaged within the language.
- subjects: Math and German - experience: over 5 years - levels: Math: up until 10th grade, German: as per request - content: assist with homework and deepen knowledge with exercises from the student's or tutor's ressources Empathic, motivating and flexible tutoring as per the student's needs
I approach a subject with structure but let enough flexibility to adapt the subject to every student. If needed or requested, I can improvise a class. I base my classes on interactivity and creativity. I am enthusiastic and glad to teach.
My teaching methods are based on my students. I am very flexible and can adapt to all types of learners. I have worked with children as well as adults, which makes me a very polyvalent teacher. I am passionate of languages and have a very analytical view of them, and like to elucidate all mysteries and questions my students have.
I structure my lessons adequately to the level of my students. During my lessons we practice grammar, reading, listening and speaking. However, I prefer to teach using real-life materials like newspapers, video news and choose subjects that are interesting for my students. I like when students can get involved in the subject and learn how to express their own ideas.
I teach both conversation and grammar, have 10 years of tutoring experience, and provide learning materials for each lesson. I have regular private students who want to practice their German conversational and grammar skills. I can provide individual training plans and I am teaching self-learning techniques.
I know how and when to put myself in the student's shoes and show them how to study and correct their mistakes painlessly. In a fruitful class a caring teacher knows how to keep every student awake and active so everyone can enjoy a highly successful learning process.
Hello Students, I hold a M.A in German with specialization in Translation & Interpretation from one of the premier universities. I have also successful completed all the 8 levels,i.e till Oberstufe from Goethe Institut. My lectures are interactive, activity-oriented,full of co-relations with things in general and fun.
My lessons are very interactive but would always start of in a structural sense. First there is a learning period and then more importantly the application.
First testing the student's level is a must. Then, my teaching methods are based on listening, Writing, and Communication.
The approach I am planning to apply is conversational based with my students to be active in the lessons while mainly using the target language. I will take the position as their guide who leads them through the topic based conversations and tasks.
Mein Unterricht wird bestimmt vom Lerntyp meines Schülers. Ich finde es wichtig, alle Fähigkeiten und Fertigkeiten zu üben (Hörverstehen, Leseverstehen, Schreiben und Sprechen), wie sie auch bei internationalen Tests abgefragt werden. Da ich sehr gern unterrichte, bin ich eine fröhliche und geduldige Lehrerin.
I like to teach slow and detailed. I am not a big fan of just running over things.
To make my courses involving as well as effective I follow a few basic rules: - the courses are customized to the needs of the students; - a variety of methods: I do not stick just to one method. Instead of looking for the one that works best for you, try them all at my courses; - repetition is a good friend of the language learning process. However, it also has an enemy: monotony.
I offer tailor- made Italian, English and German lessons for everyone, students and employees, housewives and workers, regardless of age. Depending on your needs, I can teach you the language you choose starting with the basics, explaining topics which are difficult for you to understand, and having conversations in the chosen language, so as to have a more lively way to communicate.
You would like to quickly improve your German language skills? You need help preparing for a German exam? You want to learn an accent-free and clean pronunciation? You can do that! Trust in my experience as a German teacher and sign up today!
I have been teaching for more than 30 years of German as a foreign language, I started with group lessons. Currently I work in private lessons Manager in internationlen companies from different nations. My lessons orineitiert to the interests of the participants. The teaching is focussed on developing the language skills of the participants. without neglecting grammar and spelling.
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A doctor is considered as equivalent to god and there is nothing more important than health in your life, which is preserved by a doctor. Good health is our most important asset and preserving your health is essential. Therefore, finding a good doctor could be one of the most important decisions that you will ever have to make in your life.
With various kinds of diseases prevailing in the society, it is required to have the best treatment from a professional doctor. Looking for a good doctor is not always easy but even harder when you go out of the network and locate the best one that can meet your health needs.
Here are some things that you should consider in choosing the best doctor:
Integrative Doctor
With an objective to find the core cause of the illness, Integrative medicine is an approach that addresses the full range of physical, emotional, social and environmental factors that affect a person's health. The motive of integrative medicine is to heal a person with a certain health condition.
Make sure the doctor you choose posses a good deal of knowledge and use the most appropriate interventions to find the cause of your illness.
Doctors Credentials
Before starting any treatment, make sure the doctor is licensed and has credentials. You can ask for references from your friends, family or relatives and ask if they have any recommendations. It is especially required in case of a young doctor, who is a new practitioner. So it is important to check the educational and background details before proceeding.
Insurance Plans
It is better to confirm about medical coverage and be specific in asking about your visits, medication, therapy, procedures etc. covers your insurance plan. It is not always required to hire an insured doctor as mostly top integrative doctors are not insured.
Check the hospital and medical facilities
The quality and reputation of a hospital are very crucial to confirm before starting any treatment. Make sure the doctors in the hospital must possess relevant experience in handling the illness. Confirming these things will give you confidence in treating your illness. You might need this in case of any emergency or in any situation where you have to be admitted to a hospital.
These are few things that you can keep in mind before booking an appointment with a doctor.


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Tri-Cities ROP is dedicated to providing career preparation for high school students and adults. It is the responsibility of the ROP to assist high school students with their school to work transition and provide adults with employability skills.
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Alight from any of the buses heading down Garratt Lane from Wandsworth and Earlsfield to Tooting, and just past the Tesco roundabout is the stop they call 'Summerstown'. A century and a half ago this would have been the perfect place to get out if you were attending an event at the Copenhagen Running Grounds. It would have also dropped you off right outside the home of one of the Summerstown182, William Pater. The son of a silk dyer, he grew up opposite the original St Mary's Church, in the cottages beside Kwikfit, just across the road from the garage. He was baptised in that church and when it had to be demolished, he probably helped build the new one at the end of Keble Street. His story dovetails quite splendidly with that of significant locations relating to Robert Sadler and his running grounds, a major south London athletics venue between 1853 and 1864, when the sport of competitive running was known as 'pedestrianism'. Very few people know about this extraordinary venture and it deserves a much greater airing. On a very sunny evening in July 2012, hundreds of people gathered at this spot on Garratt Lane to watch the triumphant passage of the Olympic Flame. Would any of them have known that some of the greatest athletes of the age had competed here 150 years before? One of these was the celebrated American Indian runner known as Deerfoot. Its very unlikely. Let's put up a commemorative plaque up on Burmester House so they are not in any doubt in future.
The Pater family would have been neighbours and quite possibly more than nodding acquaintances of the Sadlers. William Pater was born in 1880 and would have remembered, possibly even attended the funeral in 1896 of the great man who lived just a few doors along from him in Copplestone House. Anyone who lives around here will have watched in bemusement over the past few years, as this was knocked down and remained a huge gap in the road for a long time. Suddenly an identikit house emerged from behind a blue tarpaulin, seemingly constructed from polystyrene bricks pasted onto plasterboard. Converted into flats, these of course all sold for huge amounts, though whether they will last a hundred years like the original is debatable. Robert Sadler really was a person of extraordinary energy and enterprise. His headstone in Wandsworth Cemetery says it all, 'A man who was loved by all, despised by none'. Silk printer, pugilist, pedestrian promoter, publican, property developer and the man behind The Wellington Inn and the Copenhagen Running Grounds. If ever there was a Mr Summerstown, Robert Sadler would surely be that man. Though its doubtful if he ever built his houses with polystyrene bricks.
Thomas Pater, born in 1840 in Hackney was a generation younger than Robert Sadler but would very likely have known him. Whether he made it over to Summerstown in time to catch a race at the tail end of the life of the Copenhagen Running Grounds in 1864 is debatable but he was definitely in Wandsworth in 1871. His fourth child, William was born on 11th May 1880, baptised at the old St Mary's Church and married twenty five years later in the new one. He was one of ten children seven of whom survived. For at least twenty years the Pater family lived almost opposite the church on a stretch of Garratt lane between Burmester Road and Huntspill Street. They were sandwiched between two key Sadler locations, Althorp Lodge and Copplestone House and with easy access to two other significant places in his story, The Corner Pin and Prince of Wales pubs. One continues to thrive, the other is currently in the hands of Tesco. In 1881 they were at 3 Alton Terrace and Thomas was working as a silk dyer. They were then at No2 and No4 St Mary's Terrace. There was a fair bit of name and number-changing going on at this time and it may well have been the same property. Thomas died in 1887 and in 1891 his widow Elizabeth was working as a washing laundress. At this stage there were seven children, ranging from 24 to 3 years old and three of these worked in the garment trade – Thomas 24 was a dyer, Elizabeth 22 an ironer and Alice 17 was a washer. William aged 10 is listed as a scholar. Just a few doors along from them was the 77 year old Bob Sadler who quite possibly had his washing sorted by the Paters. It must have been incredibly difficult for Elizabeth and to add to this crowded household there were also two lodgers. By 1901 she was still a laundress but working from home. There were now five children present, William was working as a saw mill labourer and Eliza two years younger was a laundress. In 1911, Elizabeth Pater's address is listed as 779 Garratt Lane and she was still working, now aged 65. Two of her sons George and Charles were still with her and also at the same address was Eliza now married to a compositor called Percy Mountain. The houses have survived, an expansive entrance leads to four separate flats in each property. In spite of being widowed so young and a lifetime of laundry work, Elizabeth lived to a great age passing away aged 92 in 1938.
One thing for sure, young William would have grown up with a very good impression of the elusive Althorp Lodge which briefly re-named The Wellington Inn was Robert Sadler's home and the headquarters of the Copenhagen Running Grounds. Although it stood at this prominent central Summerstown location for one hundred years, on the site of where Burmester House is now, it seems that no photograph or illustration of it exists. The nearest we can get is a drawing produced by Colin Fenn, for local historian Kevin Kelly when he was writing his book 'Robert Sadler and the Lost Copenhagen Running Grounds of Garratt Lane'.
Meanwhile William Pater, now 25 and working as a plasterer's labourer had married Clara Priscilla Hewitt in St Mary's Church on 26th February 1905. The Church had been functioning for less than a year and considering his skills and how close he lived to it, its unimaginable that William Pater was not in some way involved in its construction. By the time of the 1911 census, William and Clara were just around the corner, living in two rooms at 24 Bellew Street. They had two children, Ellen Clara, born 1905, who died aged 99 in 2004 and William Thomas, born 1906, who died in 1983. A third child Elsie was born in 1915. Clara worked as a laundry ironer. Electoral rolls show she was still living at 24 Bellew Street until her death in 1967. Incredibly to this day, there are memories of William Pater's siblings and the names Mountain and Pater on neighbouring Huntspill Street where some of the family moved to sometime before the Second World War. Wiliam's older brother George was there in 1946 and Eliza lived there until at least 1970. We came across an excellent postcard of the Hubbard family, residents of 28 Bellew Street from September 1907 which gives a glimpse into the world of the street at that time. Very possibly just a couple of doors along from them were William and Clara and their young family. Another door on from them on the other side was the Clarke family. William would have been most certainly aware of the death of his neighbours, 16 year old Henry Ollive at No18 and Albert Clarke at No30.
Aged 36 and with a wife and three young children, it appears that William Pater was conscripted for service in 1916 and was fortunate to be in uniform just as the worst of the Somme was over. He was a Royal Fusilier, briefly with the Royal West Kent Regiment from 31st October to 22nd November 1916 and then 13th Battalion Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment) until his death at the Second Battle of the Scarpe on 23rd April 1917, St Georges Day. This was part of the Battle of Arras, the first great offensive of 1917, considered to have been relatively short, but very sharp. Our Summerstown182 research suggests that 12 of the names on the war memorial in St Mary's Church were killed in this particular battle and one of them was 37 year old William Pater.
Through most of April the 13th Battalion Royal Fusiliers had been involved in the advance eastward from Arras, including participation in the Battle of Monchy le Preux. Here the 10th and the 13th battalions were highly praised for their courage, tenacity and skill. A Colonel Layton reported 'I consider that the battalion behaved magnificently, and I have nothing but praise for every one in it'. But losses were heavy and by the evening of 10th April after advancing on Monchy the 13th had 'only 3 officers, the CO and adjutant left'. There wasn't much time to recover from this bruising encounter and another offensive south of Gavrelle was launched. An eye witness from 7th Borders who were also in this attack recounts in the book 'Cheerful Sacrifice' 'April 23rd 1917, St George's Day, the day when very few of my pals came back. It was my first and last action. I was totally terrified but the lads tried to buck me up a bit but it felt like you were about to commit suicide. It was sheer murder. I panicked and dived into a shell hole and stopped there until dark'.
William's body was lost amidst this chaos and his name is inscribed on the Arras memorial. Visited by us in October 2014 where we searched for his name and took these photographs. For a long time he was listed as missing and it was only in the February 1918 issue of the St Mary's Church magazine that Reverend Robinson finally relayed the grim news. 'With deep regret we have to announce that William Pater, of the Royal Fusiliers, who was reported missing, is now assumed to have been killed on April 23rd'. Aware of what had happened to neighbours Albert Clarke and Henry Ollive, what unimaginable horror and uncertainty for his mother, wife and older children, aged 11 and 12 to have had to endure.
Kevin Kelly, a Wandsworth historian with a lifelong passion for athletics discovered the location of Robert Sadler's 'Copenhagen Running Grounds'. You can read all about this in his terrific book 'Robert Sadler and the Lost Copenhagen Running Grounds of Garratt Lane'. (Look for it on Amazon or get it directly from Kevin). The 2012 Olympic connection was not lost on him when he snapped this photo of Mr Bolt on Garratt Lane looking like he's about to sprint up Burmester Road towards Bob's track. This is an extraordinary story that I've told many times on Summerstown182 Walks and it delights young and old. But its one that we feel strongly more people should know about. For that reason, we would like to put up a plaque at the location. Commemorating not just the track, but celebrating the enterprise and energy of Robert Sadler and as a reminder of the unique sporting heritage of the Borough of Wandsworth. Look out for more details about this over the coming months as we plan what we hope will be a very special occasion.


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Sunday, 2 January 2011
Sketchbook Project 2011 (post for Carmen!!)
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13 comments:
- Sarah said...
Great video Sam. What a great way to showcase your sketchbook. It is so impressive. Did you get it off in the post? Would love to hear how it goes and how many people check it out.
Happy New Year to you and your family
- 2 January 2011 at 09:33
- LadyBug said...
I'm really pleased the film came out so well :) and I enjoyed spending the day with you working on it. The book looks great!!!!! I will miss being able to come over and look through it (I know how hard it was for you to post it off this week) I hope it gets checked out loads :) bring on the next challenge!!!!!
- 2 January 2011 at 10:37
- Carmen said...
Oh wow Sam it's amazing! Thank you both for doing that and what an amazing thing to have as a reminder of your beautiful book.
Paige you did such a brilliant job :)
- 2 January 2011 at 10:55
- sorayaquartz said...
This is amazing sam. I cant wait to see what your next challenge is going to be. :-)
- 2 January 2011 at 11:18
- laurie said...
wow! i am so impressed with how beautiful your sketchbook is and how well it all goes together. it will inspire and awe many readers on the tour.
i would love to watch a video of how you create your journal pages. you are so talented.
- 2 January 2011 at 18:00
- Lorraine said...
what a fantastic video of your superb art..love the poems and all the different types of sketches.
as for zentangles..thanks for your comments on my zebras..they take ages to do (you start off sketching a zebra then draw around it 3 times in a circle then fill in the gaps with all different patterns and hope your black pen doesnt run out.)
- 3 January 2011 at 02:51
- EVA said...
You're the first person I've seen who had the same (challenging) theme as I did.
Totally different take on it.
What an ansolutely beautiful story and sketchbook you created, Sam!! Just fabulous!!!
(And great video, all of you!)
- 4 January 2011 at 20:15
- Sherry Edwards said...
Your sketchbook is FANTASTIC Sam! Beautiful artwork and poetry and some very powerful images and words. Beautiful job and I'm sure it will be much admired and appreciated on display.
Paige did a great job on the video too!
- 5 January 2011 at 08:17
- jeanie g said...
Just read and watched your video. Abso;ute;y amazing. Be Proud!!!
- 5 January 2011 at 11:22
- Sandra Hall said...
Some pretty powerful words and images in your journal Sam. Very inspirational. Making the video was a good idea to record your wonderful work :) x
- 7 January 2011 at 00:45
- Dylan said...
Hey girlie, look at you !!! Fabulous stuff. specially lurve the first poem and pages. I dont think I would have been able to part with it, lol. x
- 10 January 2011 at 02:07
- Teresa said...
I've finaly worked out why I couldn't post my comments to you!! It's brilliant, you should be very proud of yourself, I am. Paige has done a great job videoing it, a superb keepsake, as you couldn't keep the original. xx
- 11 January 2011 at 13:45
- Sarah said...
How have I managed to not come across your blog before???
Thankfully our mutual buddy Carmen popped one of your journal pages on Pinterest this evening, and now here I am :)
I especially love what you did for last year's sketchbook project. I have signed up for this year's, are you doing it again?
anyway, it's fab to "meet" you, I will follow your blog from now on
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This game has no right being this good. None. Super-hero licensed games are garbage. Batman Arkham Asylum changed that. So why am I so shocked at how mind blowingly good Batman Arkham City is? I have to invent a new word just to relate my love for this masterpiece!
Arkham City follows shortly after the events of Arkham Asylum. Arkham has moved into a sectioned off area on the outskirts of Gotham City. Former warden, now mayor, Quincy Sharp put maniacal genius Hugo Strange in charge of running the makeshift prison. If that doesn't sound like a recipe for disaster, how about all of Gotham's most nefarious criminals all packed together in Arkham, and they pretty much run the joint.
Arkham City is a ticking time bomb. Regardless, Batman enters to take down Hugo Strange…and of course Joker plays a huge role. Didn't see that coming.
Gotham. Gotham is Batman's city. His playground. Gliding from rooftops and taking down criminals in the dead of night makes you feel truly like the Dark Knight. You are Batman. No game has ever made me feel more like the leading role than Arkham City. Developer, Rocksteady, has achieved something special here.
Under the impression the previous game was so good because of its linearity and focus on interiors; I was skeptical if another Batman game – open world Batman game -- would flourish and outshine Asylum. We have a perfect example here of never speaking to soon, Arkham City is open to your leisure but I never felt overwhelmed or unfocused on the main story.
How you stalk crime in the night and make a quick getaway is ingenious too. Batman moves with the most intricate animations you'll see in gaming. Grappling from one ledge to the next is easy and intuitive, and once you get the Grapnel Boost upgrade you can glide from one end of Arkham City to the next without touching the ground. Just like Assassin's Creed, when you are on the top of buildings you own them you're a god.
The combat on the mean streets of Gotham is satisfying from hour one. It's all about timing your attacks and landing hits and chaining between enemies. This "ping-ponging" from one attacker to the next gives you the feeling of empowerment, and the difficulty comes from trying to sustain a constant combo to take down Joker or Two-Face's men quicker. It's a perfect system, one that's simple to learn but exceedingly difficult to master.
The criminals control Arkham City. Joker, Penguin, Two-Face: all have their men holding sections of Old Gotham. The story isn't as simple as liberating one crime lord from his pedestal, Batman is faced with many challenges along the way. And there is a ton to do outside of the story. The main plot is only about 10 hours in length – don't let that scare you, as it doesn't seem short at all. And the many Riddler trophies, Side Missions and Challenge Rooms will keep you occupied if you're trying to get the most for your dollar.
Batman is known for his gadgets and not only do you start with the majority of your arsenal from Arkham Asylum the weapons you get throughout the game are even better. There are little touches of Zelda sprinkled in Arkham City: for each area that you're unable to access, the Caped Crusader will later get some kind of mechanism that allows him to pass.
It's far easier to use the entire Bat arsenal in combat now. A couple taps of the left trigger sends out three Batarangs. Almost everything in Bat's utility belt can be quick launched in a fight to give you that extra edge. And when you're using each gadget in conjunction with the plethora of moves Batman has it's a beautiful bone-snapping sonata.
Periodically you also jump to Catwoman to fill out some gaps in the story. Most of this is largely superfluous and Catwoman isn't nearly as thrilling to play as Batman…she's got the looks, but not the moves. And the end of the game feels a little stale in Selina's shoes. It's a marginal gripe, but her inclusion didn't add or take away enough to leave too much of an impact.
Batman Arkham City tops the list of best action games ever. I shouldn't need to convince someone to like Batman just to play the game. Yes there is a lot more to get out of a game like this if you're already a fan. I still think the fight mechanic; awesome traversal system and tightly paced story would be just as good had this not been a Batman game at all.
Batman Arkham City stands tall at the precipice of licensed comic games. Nothing comes close. Not even the original. It may be premature, but Batman Arkham City is game of the year. Be Batman. Wipe the scum from Gotham. Just get this game!


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Lucy Hartley is Professor of English at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. She was born and educated in the United Kingdom, and received a BA (Hons) from the University of Oxford and a D.Phil from the University of York. After teaching at the University of Southampton for eleven years, she joined the faculty at the University of Michigan in 2006.
She specializes in nineteenth-century literature and culture, and her work contributes to both the intellectual history of nineteenth-century Britain and the broad interdisciplinary project of understanding the social transformations of modernity. She is the author of two monographs, Physiognomy and the Meaning of Expression in Nineteenth-Century Culture (Cambridge, 2001; paperback 2006), and Democratising Beauty in Nineteenth-Century Britain: Art and the Politics of Public Life (Cambridge, 2017), and the editor of The History of British Women's Writing 1830-1880 (Palgrave, forthcoming 2018). She is currently working on a third monograph, Poverty and Progress: The Whitechapel Project of Henrietta and Samuel Barnett.


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H.265/HEVC - The XF705 Professional Camcorder is the first Canon video camera that can record in H.265/HEVC, which offers a compression ratio of about 2x the mainstream coding technology of H.264/AVC – improving the efficiency of 4K data handling. By using XF-HEVC, which combines 4K UHD image quality with an extremely efficient compression standard, the XF705 can record many hours of content on versatile SD cards.
Internal Recording of Two HDR Formats - The XF705 Professional Camcorder records in the two most commonly used HDR formats, Hybrid Log Gamma (HLG) and Perceptual Quantisation (PQ), which help ensure full color rendition and wide latitude with a much greater range from black to pure white. HLG is best suited to live broadcast and live streaming events due to its internal gamma curve compatibility with conventional TVs, which helps to better handle relative luminance values. PQ is used for the color grading and mastering of content. This is a relatively new gamma curve based on human vision characteristics that handles luminance values of up to 10,000 cd/m2 with absolute luminance.
Dual SD Card Slots - Dual SD card slots allow for simultaneous or relay recording. Simultaneous recording allows you to record on both SD cards at the same time, so that you can use one as a backup. Relay recording allows uninterrupted recording from one card to the other when the first memory card becomes full.
Slow and Fast Motion Recording up to 120fps - The XF705 Professional Camcorder supports slow and fast motion recording, and can record in a different frame rate from playback for slow and fast motion effects. Slow motion recording of up to 120 fps (x0.2) in Full HD is supported, helping to create an emotionally moving and exciting style of video.
Dual Pixel CMOS AF:
The XF705 Professional Camcorder features Dual Pixel CMOS AF, Canon's exclusively developed high-speed, high-precision autofocus technology. Dual Pixel CMOS AF assists not only with standard shooting, but also with 4K UHD 60p, Full HD 120p and other high-frame rate applications that require crisp frame-by-frame accuracy. Each pixel in the camcorder's CMOS sensor is configured with two photodiodes. Two independent image signals can then be detected at each photosite. By implementing phase-difference AF, smooth focusing is accomplished with much higher speed and accuracy than was possible with previous technologies.
Dual Pixel CMOS AF with Touch Focus - The XF705 camcorder's 4.0-inch touch panel LCD enables smooth, intuitive operation of Dual Pixel CMOS AF. This autofocus technology can be employed when shooting a scene by tapping a finger on the desired area of the scene you want the lens to focus on. Dual Pixel CMOS AF offers continuous AF within a horizontal and vertical range of the screen of approximately 80%. It also provides highly accurate Face Detection AF, which assists during single-operator shooting. Users can also use the touch panel to move the autofocus target manually.
Face Detection AF - The Face Detection AF feature has two modes – Face Priority AF and Face Only AF – that offer users flexibility in how they choose their autofocus for a subject or scene.
Dual Pixel Focus Guide - Utilising information from Dual Pixel CMOS AF, Dual Pixel Focus Guide helps achieve precise focus by displaying focus assist information on the screen. It employs a truly innovative user interface that enables the user to see if they are focused in front of or behind the subject through visual observation, and allows quick and accurate manual focus to be achieved. This helps simplify the focusing process when shooting in 4K UHD, which requires strict focus accuracy.
HDR Recording with HLG/PQ Shooting Assist:
The XF705 Professional Camcorder supports HDR recording in Hybrid Log Gamma (HLG) and Perceptual Quantisation (PQ) formats. This helps ensure full color rendition and wide latitude with a much greater range from black to pure white – ideal for the delivery of live streams, broadcasts and post-production projects. The XF705 also features a variety of assist functions to support auto/manual exposure control during HDR shooting, allowing users to record HDR video using their usual shooting methods.
LCD Display - A built-in, high-luminance LCD display offers the ability to closely monitor HDR video capture during shooting. A viewing assist function lets users check images recorded in HLG and PQ on the SDR viewfinder.
Auto Iris / Auto Exposure - An Auto Iris feature controls the iris based on spotlight metering or standard metering (metering at the centre of the screen), and automatically makes adjustments so that bright areas are not too bright. Shift adjustment with the proper exposure standard is also possible with the camcorder's Auto Exposure (AE) shift mode.
HDR->SDR Gain - The XF705 Professional Camcorder includes a helpful feature to allow shooters to adjust exposure levels (gain) during simultaneous HDR and SDR recording. SDR gain difference vs. HDR can be fine-tuned from -7.5dB to +7.5dB.
When HDR video is shot at proper exposure outdoors, SDR may become too bright, so the brightness level can be adjusted using a negative gain. When HDR video is shot at the proper exposure indoors, SDR images may become too dark, so the brightness can be set to a positive gain.
Canon Log 3:
Designed with creative post-processing in mind, Canon Log 3 is a gamma designed for simple grading at a deep level for toning up dark areas and adjusting color tone/gradation to make noise less noticeable. By shooting in Canon Log 3, users can manipulate the information that's recorded, from dark areas to highlights. This makes the range for color grading wider and enables video to be produced with generous latitude that couldn't be reproduced with video gammas. Simple previews can also be performed on-site with Look-Up Table (LUT) accuracy. Canon Log 3 shooting can be especially effective for documentaries and other settings with drastic changes, along with outdoor and other locations where light conditions change frequently, or where monitoring setups may be insufficient.
Wide DR Gamma (800%) Support - The XF705 Professional Camcorder supports Wide DR Gamma. For natural and realistic-looking image capture that faithfully represents the scene at hand, Wide DR Gamma achieves a wide dynamic range of 800% to produce almost seamless tone gradations, resulting in smooth detail and virtually no blown-out highlights.
4.0-inch Rotating Touch Panel LCD and 0.46-inch OLED Electronic Viewfinder:
An adjustable 4.0-inch rotating touchscreen LCD monitor and a built-in 0.46-inch OLED electronic viewfinder enhance usability. The monitor allows for on-camera monitoring of footage in real time and features a rotating design that brings flexibility and user preference to support 4K shooting, which demands strict focus accuracy. It rotates both left and right to support various shooting scenes, including walls and narrow spaces. The screen can be opened an additional 35° forward from the usual set position to prevent accidental shock or to allow the director to check a scene in the camcorder during shooting.
The OLED viewfinder displays approx. 1.23 million dots, allowing shooters to see bright parts in the image and dark shadow detail. The EVF can then be used to adjust parameters and camcorder settings accordingly.
HDMI 2.0 Terminal with 4K UHD 60p Output Support:
The XF705 Professional Camcorder features an HDMI 2.0 terminal that supports 4K UHD 60p output. The HDMI 2.0 terminal allows the camcorder to be connected to a standard external SSD/HDD recorder, enabling conversion to ProRes and DNx formats for efficient editing and storage.
12G-SDI, Genlock SMPTE Time Code and Other Terminals:
The XF705 Professional Camcorder features a 12G-SDI terminal with four times the transmission speed of 3G-SDI. Leveraging XF-HEVC (4:2:2 10-bit) and XF-AVC (4:2:0 8-bit) compression, the camcorder's 4K 59.94p output – which used to require four cables in 3G-SDI – can be delivered with just one cable. This means 4K can be handled with the same number of transmission cables as Full HD. A 12G-SDI feed directly out of the XF705 and an external HDMI output facilitate easy connection to a 4K UHD-compatible or standard HD interlace video monitor.
Other terminal connections that help streamline workflows include dedicated jacks for: headphone, mic, USB (mini-B), Remote A, Remote B (RS422), Ethernet, Genlock/Sync OUT and SMPTE Time Code.
Live IP Streaming:
The XF705 Professional Camcorder offers the ability to stream video live online using IP transmission in either the H.265/HEVC or H.264/AVC encoding format. Live H.265 streams (16Mbps at 59.94p) can be used to reliably distribute either 4K UHD or Full HD data efficiently to a variety of TV and social media platforms.
The livestream can be viewed directly from the camcorder using the on-board LCD monitor, sent to a standalone HEVC IP encoder or redirected to a 4K UHD monitor for a confidence check and public viewing. In addition, Live HDR data (Message/Mastering Display Color Volume) can be added in the H.265 stream if required to help improve picture quality.
Flexible Audio Inputs with Linear PCM 4-channel Support:
The XF705 Professional Camcorder offers a variety of ways to record high-quality linear PCM 4ch audio: through two XLR terminals, an internal stereo mini-jack mic terminal or from the camcorder's internal stereo mic. The on-board 4ch audio independent settings let users set recording levels, input sensitivity and limiters for each channel.
RC-V100 Remote Controller Support:
The XF705 Professional Camcorder is compatible with Canon's optional RC-V100 Remote Controller, enabling image quality adjustments and other important operations to be set from a distance. The RC-V100 plugs into the XF705 through the remote terminal on the rear panel.
Features 4K Lens:
Premium lens made using special glass materials including Super UD lenses with the same optical performance as fluorite. Pro-spec operability and reliability that pros demand, including three independent focus/zoom/iris lens rings.
Compact, Lightweight and Ergonomic Design:
The XF705 Professional Camcorder is compact and lightweight, making it especially useful for on-the-go Electronic News Gathering (ENG) and documentary production applications.
Revised Layout. Designed for Professionals:
New bolt position - The bolt position has been moved back so that it does not interfere with the Noga arm when shooting with a handle.
Mount screw holes - Mounting space for the mic holder is also provided in the rear. This allows attachment of a receiver etc. using an adapter.
Improved tripod foot - Materials and construction have been revised to boost strength. Screw hole positions have been changed and holes added to improve usability when using a tripod.
Key lock - A key lock function locks buttons during shooting to prevent mistakes in operation.
Covers for each terminal - A cover is provided for each connector or terminal. This prevents unused terminals from being exposed.
I/O arranged on rear - Nearly all inputs and outputs have been arranged on the rear side. Cables can be grouped together for optimum handling at the shooting site.
Optimised ring spacing - More space has been given between the zoom, focus, and iris rings for an optimised layout that prevents interference.
An All-in-one Camera to Lead the 4K/HDR Era:
Rich visual expression - 4K image quality and HDR recording.
Stress-free Operability - Along with Dual pixel CMOS AF, Canon's exclusive phase-difference AF technology, its "Design for Professional" embodies the demands of pro users.
Efficient workflow - Streamlined 4K and HDR workflows will contribute to the proliferation of 4K/HDR content.
Network Connections for FTP Transfer and Browser Remote (Wired and Wi-Fi® Connectivity):
The XF705 Professional Camcorder offers both wired and wireless connectivity to enable recorded files to be shared and transmitted back to the station or home base via FTP for editing or live streaming.
The camcorder can also be accessed remotely from a typical web browser running on a laptop or a compatible smart device to control functions such as record start/stop, record mode and frame rate, AF/MF switching, focus/zoom settings and white balance mode. Background transfer of video files via FTP links is also possible, enabling the latest news images, for example, to be distributed quickly over the Internet.
|1.0-type CMOS
|RGB Primary Colour Filter
|Total pixels
|Effective pixels per sensor
|Subject illumination range
|Approx. 0.1 lx to 100,000 lx
|Minimum illumination(PAL/50.00Hz Mode)
|1.5 lux (with Custom Picture Preset Normal 1: BT.709, full auto mode, shutter speed 1/30 sec)
|Zoom ratio
|15 x Optical (UHD Mode) 30 x Advanced Zoom Mode (FHD Only)
|Focal length
|8.3 to 124.5 mm
|35mm equivalent:Approx. 25.5 -382.5 mm
|Dynamic IS Mode: Approx. 28.3 -424.6 mm
|Minimum focus distance
|10 mm at wide end, 60 cm across entire zooming range
|ND filter
|3 densities: turret switched, motor-driven.ND 1/4, ND 1/16, and ND 1/64.
|Zoom control
|Via Zoom Rocker Switch, Lens Control Ring or Remote Control
|Zoom speed
|Selectable. Variable or constant speed. Fast, Normal or Slow speed.
|Focus control
|Dual Pixel CMOS AF, Face Only, Face Priority, One-Shot AF, AF boosted MF, Focus Assist feature, Manual via Lens Ring,
|Iris control
|Manual via Iris Control Ring, Auto, Push Auto Iris
|9-blade Iris, Max f/2.8 -4.5
|Filter diameter
|Lens elements/groups
|14 groups of 18 elements (double aspherical lenses and single Hi-UD lenses)
|Image stabilization system
|Optical system + Electronic StabilisationPowered IS/Dynamic/Standard Mode/IS Off
|Digital zoom/Teleconverter
|Yes. 300 X Digital Zoom, 1.5/3.0/6.0 X Digital Teleconverter.
|Image Processor:
|Dual DIGIC DV6
|Dynamic Range
|12-stops (800%) in Canon Log3 or Wide DR mode
|Sample Depth
|XF-HEVC: 4:2:2 10-bit, XF-AVC: 4:2:0 8-bit
|Custom Picture Settings
|Preset: Normal 1 : BT.709 (Normal 1 (STANDARD) / BT.709 / Video)
|Normal 1 : BT.2020 (Normal 1 (STANDARD) / BT.2020 / Video)
|WideDR : BT.709 (Wide DR / BT.709 / Video)
|WideDR : BT.2020 (Wide DR / BT.2020 / Video)
|PQ : BT.2020 (PQ / BT.2020 / Video)
|HLG : BT.2020 (HLG / BT.2020 / Video)
|Canon Log 3 : BT.709 (Canon Log 3 / BT.709 / Neutral)
|Canon Log 3 : BT.2020 (Canon Log 3 / BT.2020 / Neutral)
|Gamma: PQ/HLG (HLG Equivalent to BT.2100, Vivid equivalent to BT.2390)/
|CANON LOG3/WIDE DR/NORMAL 1(STANDARD/NORMAL2 (x4.0)/NORMAL3 (BT.709)/NORMAL 4 (x5.0)Colour Space: BT.2020/BT.709
|Custom Picture setting adjustments
|Black: Master Pedestal 0 ±50/Master Black Red 0 ±50/Master Black Blue 0 ±50
|Black Gamma: Level 0 ±50/Range -20 -0 -+50/Point -20 -0 -+50
|Low Key Satur: Activate On / Off/Level 0 ±50
|Knee: Activate On / Off/Automatic On / Off/Slope -35 -0 -+50/Point +50-95 -+109/Saturation 0 -±10
|Sharpness: Level -10 -0 -+50/Detail Frequency 0 -±8/Coring Level -30 -0 -+50/HV Detail Bal. 0 -±8/Limit 0 -±50
|Noise Reduction: Level Off / Auto / 1 -12
|Skin Detail: Effect Level Off / Low / Middle / High/Hue 0 -±16/Chroma 0 -16 -+31/Area 0 -16 -+31/Y Level 0 -16 -+31
|White Balance: R Gain 0 -+50/B Gain 0 -+50
|Colour Matrix Tuning: Gain 0 -±50/Phase 0 -±18(R-G) / (R-B) / (G-R) / (G-B) / (B-R) /(B-G) 0 -±50
|Colour Correction
|Select Area Area A / Area B / Area A&B / Off
|Area (A/B) Setting Phase (0 -31)/Area (A/B) Setting Chroma (0 -16 -31)/Area (A/B) Setting Area (0 -16 -31)/Area (A/B) Setting
|Y level (0 -16 -31)Area (A/B) Revision Level (0 -±50)
|Area (A/B) Revision Phase (0 -±18)Other Functions
|Over 100 % Through / Clip / Press
|High Dynamic Range Recording
|Yes via Custom Picture Menu. PQ and HLG standards supported.
|Simultaneous HDR and SDR recording supported (HDR to SD card, SDR to External device).
|HDR -SDR Gain Control
|Yes, ±7.5dB adjustment to HDR or SDR signal as required.
|Video storage media
|SD/SDHC/SDXC card, 2 card slots
|Class U3 recommended for recording at 160MBPS
|Recording time (64GB Card, approx.)
|XF-HEVC; 160 Mbps: 50 Minutes. 60 Mbps: 140 Mins, 45 Mbps,185 Mins.
|Recording file system
|Recording file format
|Internal Recording format
|Resolution 3840 x 2160 / 1920 x 1080Colour sampling YCC 4:2:2 10-bit
|Bit rate: 3840 x 2160: 160 Mbps /110 Mbps (Long GOP)1920 x 1080: 60 Mbps /45 Mbps(Long GOP)
|Resolution 1920 x 1080
|Colour sampling YCC 4:2:0 8-bit
|Bit rate 45 Mbps (Long GOP)
|External Recording Output(Varies according to Recording Option selected)
|XF-HEVC: Camera mode
|3840 x 2160: 59.94P/50.00P/29.97P/25.00P
|1920 x1080: 59.94P/50.00P/29.97P/25.00P
|PsF:1920 x1080: 59.94i/50.00i
|1920 x1080 (12G-SDI) 29.97PsF/25.00PsF
|1920 x1080 (HDMI) 59.94i/50.00i
|1920x1080 (23.98P)
|PsF ---1920x1080 (59.94i)
|Simultaneous Recording Options
|1. SD Card + SD Card: Relay or Simultaneous recording
|2. SD Card + External device: 4K (Internal) 2K (External)/HDR (Internal), SDR (External)
|Recording frame rate (PAL Mode)
|Slow motion (PAL/50.00Hz Mode)
|1920 x 1080: 50.00P: x0.5/25.00P: x0.25. Max bit rate 180 Mbps
|Interval Record
|Frame Record
|Pre Record (cache record)
|Yes. 3 Seconds
|Scan Reverse
|Still Image quality
|1920 x1080 JPEG DCF Exif. Ver 2.3
|Photo storage media
|SD Card. (Photo Function assigned to Assignable Button)
|Linear PCM: 24-bit / 48 kHz / 4 channels (4.5 Mbps)
|EBU/AES3 Standard; 48kHz/24-bit/2-ch
|Manual or Auto
|Reference Tone
|1KHz, -12dB / -18dB / -20dB / Off
|Microphone level meter
|LCD Capacitive touch panel
|4-inch (10.1 cm)
|Approx. 1.23 million dots
|Touch Screen Focus Point Selection
|Yes. AF point selection, Face AF subject selection. Manual Focus: Focus Assist Reference Point Selection
|Focus Assist
|Yes. Focus Guide Function in MF
|Yes. Selectable Peaking Colour: Red / Blue / Yellow
|Yes. 70%, 100%
|Yes. Horizontal (grey) / Horizontal (white) / Grid (grey) / Grid (white)
|Wide Screen Organic EL display
|approx. 1.77 million dots
|Viewing Angle
|Correction lens
|+2.0 --5 dioptre
|Audio in
|XLR 3-pin jacks (x2), balanced on Handle Unit. 3.5mm Stereo jack (unbalanced) on camera body
|Headphone output
|Yes. 3.5mm
|Video monitor output
|Yes. Min-B and Hi-Speed USB supported
|SDI output
|Yes. BNC Connector
|Audio: SMPTE ST 299
|Output Impedance: 75 Ω
|Output Signal Level: 0.8 Vp-p
|Time code
|Yes, BNC selectable in/out. Timecode out via HDMI is possible
|Yes. BNC. Function selected via menu
|Yes. Ethernet connector (RJ45) (supports 1000 BASE-T)
|AV terminal
|DC input
|Yes. 3.4mm Jack
|Remote Control Terminal
|Yes, 2. Remote A: 2.5mm mini-mini jack/Remote B 8-pin jack (for RS-422)
|IP Streaming Capability
|Yes, Third-party HEVC-IP decoder required
|IP Streaming Output
|MPEG2-TS, HEVC/H.265; 3840 x 2160, 16
|HEVC/H.265; 1920 x 1080, 9Mbps/4Mbps:
|MPEG2-TS, AVC/H.264; 1920 x 1080, 9Mbps/4Mbps: 59.94i/50.00i
|Shooting Functions:
|Exposure metering
|Standard (centre-weighted metering), Spotlight and Backlight .
|The Standard setting is used in the FULL AUTO mode.
|Exposure compensation
|Centre ±8 levels (±2.0, ±1.75, ±1.5, ±1.25, ±1.0, ±0.75, ±0.5, ±0.25, ±0)AE Response function via the menu.
|Wave Form Monitor
|Auto Exposure mode
|Full Auto Mode
|Auto Gain Control setting
|Auto Gain Control limit
|-6 dB -OFF / 33 dB (1 dB increments)
|Gain setting
|Gain L/M/H
|System Frequency
|59.94kHz (NTSC)/50.00kHz (PAL). User selectable.
|White Balance:
|Auto, Manual
|Daylight:5600 K (Initial value: 5600 K / ±0 CC) Adjustable range: 4300 K -8000 K / -5 CC -+5 CC
|Tungsten: 3200 K (Initial value: 3200 K / ±0 CC) Adjustable range: 2700 K -3700 K / -5 CC -+5 CC
|Colour Temperature Setting: Adjustable range: 2000 K -15000 K / -20 CC -+20 CC Initial value: 5600 K / ±0 CC
|Set A / Set B
|Shutter Speed:
|Control Modes
|Auto, manual, Clear Scan, Slow, Angle ,Off
|Shutter speed (PAL)
|1/2 -1/2000 sec (depending on shooting option selected).
|Shutter Angle
|Yes; 11.25°-360.00°(depending on shooting option selected).
|Slow Shutter (SLS)
|50.00P: Auto slow shutter On: 1/25 to 1/500 sec. Auto slow shutter Off
|1/50 to 1/500 sec
|25.00P: Auto slow shutter On 1/12.5* to 1/500 sec.(*Display is 1/12.)Auto slow shutter Off: 1/25 to 1/500 sec.
|Clear Scan
|Infrared shooting mode
|Built-in IR lamp
|Yes, in Handle Unit
|Tally lamp
|Colour Bars
|Accessory shoe
|Cold Shoe
|Custom Button Assignment
|Yes. 14 assignable buttons (Camera Mode), 82 assignable functionsvia menu.
|Wireless LAN standards
|IEEE802.11b/g/n/a (2.4 GHz/5 GHz)
|Supported Wi-Fi Functions
|Browser Remote. (Camera Mode) FTP file transfer (Media Mode)
|Open Encoding, Open WEP, Shared key/WEP, WPA, WPA2-PSK, or WPA2-PSK AES.
|Supported Browser for Remote Operation
|Internet Explorer 8 or later, Safari (iOS 9 or 10), Safari (MacOS),
|Android standard browser Android 4.4 -6.0
|Remote Operation Control Features
|Aperture, ND control, Focus, focus adjustment, White balance,
|Shutter speed, Gain, Exposure compensation, Shooting mode, Zoom, Slot selection.
|The free memory remaining on the media, time code, remaining battery charge, etc. can be checked. Live View.
|Live view image Resolution
|Camera setting mode: 680 x 383
|Simplified setting mode: 284 x 160
|GPS Information (Optional Accessory)
|Location (latitude, longitude and altitude) as well as the GPS information
|while using Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) can be added to MP4 movies and photos.
|Also, based on this information, the satellite data acquisition status can be checked in camera mode.
|Time Code:
|Count up system
|Rec Run / Free Run
|Start value setting
|Drop Frame
|User BIT Type
|Setting (00 00 00 00 -FF FF FF FF) / Time / Date
|Power Supply/Battery:
|Power Consumption
|50.00P: 3840x2160 XF-HEVC/160Mbps:-Approx. 20.8W (Recording), 18.1W (Playback)
|50.00P: 1920x1080 XF-AVC/45Mbps:-Approx. 18.8W (Recording), 15.8W (Playback)
|Battery Pack
|14.4 V DC, BP-A30 (Supplied), BP-A60 (Optional)
|Continuous Recording Time (approx.)
|50.00P: 3840x2160 XF-HEVC/160Mbps:-Approx. 125 Mins (Maximum), 65 Minutes (Typical)
|50.00P: 1920x1080 XF-AVC/45Mbps:-Approx. 135 Mins (Maximum), 80 Mins (Typical)
|Mains Power
|24V DC (Compact Power Adapter CA-CP200L, supplied)
|Approx. 191 x 258 x 433 mm (Approx. 7.5 x 10.2 x 17.0 in) [Including lens hood, eyecup and mic holder unit]
|Weight (camera only)
|Approx. 2,600 g (including grip belt)
|Operating Temperature range
|Approx. 0 to 40 °C, 85% (relative humidity), Approx. -5 to 45 °C, 60% (relative humidity)
- 1x Canon XF705 Camcorder
- 1x Lens cap
- 1x Lens hood with barrier
- 1x Mic holder unit (with screws)
- 1x Shoulder strap (SS-1200)
- 1x Wireless Controller (WL-D6000)
- 1x Lithium battery (CR2025)
- 1x Compact Power Adapter (CA-CP200L)
- 1x AC cable
- 1x Battery Pack BP-A3
- 1x Battery Charger (CG-A20)
- 1x Eyecup
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One Pot Jambalaya Pasta is the perfect meal. Throw everything in a pot & dinner is done in 20 minutes. Better than Cheesecake Factory's Jambalaya pasta!
Can you tell I have been loving these one-pot dinners? They are the best! I came up with this One Pot Jambalaya Pasta recipe when I was craving Jambalaya but I wanted to make it simplified somehow. I have had the Jambalaya Pasta at Cheesecake Factory (one of my favs) and wanted to see if I could turn it into a one-pot meal like the One Pot Creamy Garlic Noodles. It was a HUGE success! It literally took minutes to throw this all together and all I had to do was stir it every once in a while. I love how the noodles in these one pot meals soak up all the flavor and seasonings… seriously, SO stinkin' delicious!
After making this One Pot Jambalaya Pasta, my husband and I were totally fighting over the leftovers. If you want to add shrimp to the mix– don't add it at the very beginning (they will get overcooked). Throw the shrimp in about 10-15 minutes into the simmering process. They will get nice and pink by the time you are ready to serve. Also, if you would like to give the smoked sausage a little boost of flavor- saute it in a little butter before adding all the other ingredients. If you are in a hurry (like I usually am) you can just throw it in with all the other ingredients. Either way it will taste amazing!
One Pot Jambalaya Pasta
- 2 Tbsp oil
- 1 1/2 lb. chicken diced
- 1 red bell pepper diced
- 1 white onion (or yellow) diced
- 1 Lb. smoked sausage sliced
- 4 1/2 c. chicken broth
- 1 1/2 c. tomato sauce
- 1 can Rotel diced tomatoes with green chiles
- 1 Tbsp. Cajun seasoning we like Tony Chachere's
- 1 Tbsp. garlic powder
- 1 Tbsp. paprika
- 1 Tbsp. onion powder
- salt and pepper to taste
- 1 Lb. pasta noodles we like linguine or spaghetti
- 1 Lb. Shrimp uncooked, peeled, deveined, optional
In a large stockpot or large, deep-walled skillet heat oil over medium heat. Add chicken and cook until white (it doesn't need to be cooked through). Add remaining ingredients (minus shrimp and cilantro).
Bring to a boil, stirring often. Once boiling, reduce heat and simmer* for about 20-25 minutes or until noodles become soft, stirring often. Add more chicken broth if necessary.
*If adding shrimp, add about 15 minutes into the simmering process.
Garnish with cilantro before serving.
More One Pot Meals:
- Skinny One Pot Creamy Garlic Noodles: These creamy garlic noodles are delicious yet so easy and clean-up is a snap. No creams or large amounts of butter, making this meal a winner all-around!
- One Pot Chicken Teriyaki Rice Bowls : These one pot chicken teriyaki rice bowls make for the EASIEST week-night meal. You throw everything in one pot and let it simmer until finished!
- One Pot Thai Peanut Pasta:This One Pot Thai Peanut Pasta features shrimp or chicken, noodles, vegetables, seasonings, and peanuts all cooked together in a light, creamy peanut sauce.
- One Pot Tortellini with Sausage:This Creamy One Pot Tortellini with Sausage is a delicious meal that whips up in less than 30 minutes. The seasonings in the sauce make it so flavorful!


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Oprah Winfrey: A Celebrity Style Story
When it comes to Oprah Winfrey we could say a lot – like how inspiring she is to the millions of black women who enjoyed watching her talk shows, or how her openness and honesty has encouraged others on their journey of self-empowerment. One thing we couldn't say about this media mogul however, is that she has become irrelevant over the years. Since staking her claim as the talk-show Queen in 1986, Oprah's influence has grown and evolved much like her personal style.
Go Bold or Go Home
The 80's were all about big, bold style choices and Oprah reps the decade well with this look.
Sleek'n Chic
As we venture into the 90's Oprah's hair is straightened and coiffed in a short pixie cut.
OWN It
Thanks to her long time hairstylist Andre Walker, Oprah has embraced her natural curls. Andre Walker is also the creator of the hair typing system and has helped Oprah grow healthy mid-back length hair she proudly owns as 'all hers'.


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Posted on: 18th October 2016 | Category: School Life, University guidance
On the 5th of October, Surval Montreux's Year 12 and Liberal Arts students were invited to take part in a lecture at the highly regarded Geneva School of Diplomacy. All the girls were very excited by the prospect of such an opportunity and experience, they arrived with high expectations; what greeted them was better than they ever imagined!
The keynote speaker was Mr Yves Daccord, the CEO of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC). During the lecture, the girls learned much about how the ICRC functions in response to a diverse range of abnormal/critical situations which occur around the world. Mr Daccord also shared his personal experiences and perspectives on international conflicts and the unique role of the ICRC in these, including the refugee crisis. This particular aspect struck a nerve with our Liberal Arts students, who have been studying and discussing this hot potato topic in their classes at Surval. Mr Daccord's talk also covered the thorny issue of social media and its role and influence in today's world. The girls found it very insightful listening to such an experienced and highly-regarded advocate for humanity and hearing his personal and professional stories which had shaped him.
Our excursion to the GSD lecture was totally fascinating, informative and engaging. All of the girls really enjoyed the experience, and are looking forward to returning in the near future to participate in another lecture, be that as a Surval or indeed a student of GSD.
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Immunotherapy, Tumor Immunology & Complementary Therapy: Prahlad Parajuli, PhD
Resident/Research Associate/Student participants:
The following students have participated in various aspects of the research projects in the lab for partial fulfillment of their residency/graduate/undergraduate school requirements:
Neurosurgery Residents:
- Vaninder Chabra, M.D., Neurosurgery Resident (2004-2005)
Research Associates:
- Pingyang Yu, M.D., Research Associate (2004-2006)
Medical Students:
- Sean Quinlan-Davidson, Medical Student (2003 summer)
- Mavis Twum, Medical Student (2009 summer)
Graduate Students:
- Snigdha Hota (2006-2007)
- John Purakal (2007-2008)
- Marco P. Centi (2008-2009)
Undergraduate Students:
- Khari Wilson (2003 summer)
- Jeffery Kallas (2005-2007, part-time)
- Johnny Fells (2008 summer)
- Linford Williams (2009 summer)
- Vasuki Nittoor (2009 summer)
- Ajay Gopalakrishna (2009-2010, part time)
- Paras Patel (2009-2010, part time)
- Mouli Mandalaparty (2009-2010, part time)
- Sandeep Mittal, M.D., Assistant Professor, Department of Neurosurgery, Wayne State University School of Medicine, and Chief, Neuro-oncology, Karmanos Cancer Institute, Detroit, MI.
- Sree Chinni, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Departments of Urology and Pathology, Wayne State University School of Medicine, Detroit, MI.
- Nirmal Joshee, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Fort Valley State University, Fort Valley, GA.
- Anand K. Yadav, Ph.D., Professor, Fort Valley State University, Fort Valley, GA.
- Agnes Rimando, Ph.D., Natural Products Utilization Research Unit, USDA, University, MS.
- Andrew, E. Sloan, M.D., Associate Professor, Department of Neurosurgery, Case Western Reserve University Medical School, Cleveland, OH.
- Judith Abrams, Director, Integrated Biostatistics Unit, Wayne State University School of Medicine, Detroit, MI.
Research Support:
- Laboratory for Education Research and Learning in Neurosciences (LEARN) Foundation of Michigan, (Role: PI) 2002-2004.
- USDA-CRES (Role: Collaborator, PI on sub-contract), 2003-2007
- Fund for Medical Research and Education (FMRE), Wayne State University School of Medicine (Role PI) 2004-2008
- USDA-CRES (Role: Co-PI), 2008-2011


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Sunday, August 14, 2005
Site of the day - Turnitin.com
Turnitin.com is a plagiarism detector. Its a site used by educators and instructors to detect plagiarism in student papers. Turnitin visits sites for content and then matches up the content with student submissions to detect whether the submission was original or "inspired" from online sources.
According to Plagiarism.org
According to Plagiarism.org
Plagiarism has never been easier than it is today. Before the Internet, cheating was labor-intensive and obvious. Potential plagiarists had to find appropriate works from a limited pool of resources, usually a nearby library, and copy them by hand. Since these resources were almost always professionally written, the risk of detection was very high.So sites like Turnitin help detect IP (intellectual property) theft by detecting plagiarised material.
The Internet now makes it easy to find thousands of relevant sources in seconds, and in the space of a short time plagiarists can find, copy, and paste together a term paper, article, or even a book. Because the material online is produced by writers of varying levels of quality and professionalism, it is often difficult or impossible for educators and editors to identify plagiarism.
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