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A deep dive on DevOps and Application Deployments
Businesses are trying to deliver web applications to their customers faster by increased adoption of Agile practices. However, applications are inherently complex and deploying them is even more complex. A single application release leads to several deployments across Development, QA, Staging and Production. In the last mile, production deployments remain the key hurdle due to the disconnect between the Dev and Ops teams.
Attend this webinar to join the discussion between guest speaker, principal analyst Glenn O'Donnell, from Forrester Research, Inc. and Ashish Kuthiala from Electric Cloud as they present:
•Current challenges in deploying applications.
•Sharing deployment best-practices between Dev and Ops.
•Improving deployment consistency and repeatability.
•Refining development processes to reduce errors.
•Solving deployment challenges with ElectricDeploy, a new Electric Cloud solution.
Aug 14 2012
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The learning structured around clinical topics has some features in common with problem-based learning (PBL) courses. You will meet on a regular basis with other students in a Graduate Group, working on the relevant clinical topics with a facilitator. A substantial amount of work will take place in these groups. At the beginning of each clinical topic you will discuss 'trigger' material to help you understand what you need to learn, and why, agree in the group on the learning outcomes to be worked on, and then organise your learning around these.
Clinical Experience
You will have two or three clinical sessions each week in both hospital and community settings during the first 18 months of the course. There is a clinical base for BM4 students in a hospital in Winchester where there are identified clinical teaching staff, and a range of general practices are also involved. Clinical sessions allow you to observe medical care related to the relevant clinical topic, and also to begin to develop your clinical skills.
Full time clinical attachments then start after Christmas in year 2, you will undertake placements in Medicine, Surgery and Primary Care before joining the BM5 students for a common final two years for both programmes (see BM5 Programme for details of these years). Prior to joining with BM5 students there will be a common clinical examination.
Key facts
- Four-year programme with a clinical apprenticeship in the final year
- Explicit links to clinical topics from year one
- Clinical work from the outset, in a dedicated hospital clinical base
Susan Baker, BM4 student
"The BM4 course contains all the best elements from a problem-based learning course, with additional lectures and integrated clinical experience from day one. My study at Southampton and Winchester has been a wholly positive experience, as they are both friendly, welcoming places with excellent resources, and help is available whenever it's needed."
Entry requirement
Typical entry requirements
Please read in conjunction with our How to Apply and Entry Requirements pages.
A minimum grade C in mathematics, English Language and double award science (or equivalent). You may offer qualifications which are equivalent to GCSE. Please view the Acceptable Qualifications section in our Prospectus or contact the Medicine Admissions Office for further information.
A Levels:
Chemistry at grade C or above. Alternatively, AS level chemistry and biology/human biology at grade C or above, where chemistry has not been taken to A2.
An upper second-class honours degree in any subject, in your first degree.
We expect graduate students to have developed effective study and academic skills which will enable you to complete an accelerated medical programme. This includes the ability to think critically.
Every graduate, whether with an arts or science degree, brings a unique set of knowledge, skills and understanding to the programme.
For example, graduates with science, arts and humanities degrees will share their knowledge and understanding in the discussion of an individual patient's experience of illness from a range of different but equally valuable perspectives.
All graduates on the BM4 and BM5 programmes are selected on the basis that they will have sufficient science knowledge and understanding to cope with their studies, and the science requirements are identical.
Non-academic entry requirements
In addition to academic entry requirements, you will be assessed against our non-academic criteria.
Applicants must be able to show they:
– Are self-motivated and resilient
– Have reflected on, and learnt from, life experiences (this may include, work experience, paid employment and personal experiences both in and outside health and social care settings)
– Can communicate effectively
– Are able to interact successfully with others
– Can demonstrate an understanding of the values of the NHS constitution
UK Clinical Aptitude Test (UKCAT)
Applicants are ranked by UKCAT score and a certain number are invited to a Selection Day, provided they meet our academic criteria.
Please note that the UKCAT score of those applicants attending a Selection Day varies year on year and as such it is not possible to give applicants an indication of the score that is required to attend a Selection Day.
For further information on the UKCAT please visit our UKCAT page.
EU applicants
EU applicants are expected to fulfil the same academic and non-academic criteria as home applicants, and you can do so through a wide range of qualifications.
If you are an EU applicant and English is not your first language, you should offer one of the University of Southampton's recognised tests in English language.
For further information please visit our Entry Requirements page.
UK NARIC can also provide more information on qualifications.
International applicants are not eligible to apply for this programme.
Selection process:
Please visit our How to Apply page for details of our Selection Process.
Visit our International Office website or the NARIC website for further information on qualifications.
Typical course content
You will study on the programme over four years full-time which leads to a qualification that will allow you to gain provisional registration as a medical practitioner with the GMC.
Learn a language
Some of our courses also give you the option of taking a language module, which can count towards your degree. These modules cover ten languages and range from absolute beginner to near-native speaker level.
Year 1
The first two years are made up of four university semesters (30 weeks) with three additional weeks in year two for a full-time clinical attachment and an ethics and law course. Years three and four occupy 44 and 40 weeks respectively.
The curriculum is made up of core material and other areas where you have some choice over what you study. These are called Student Selected Units (SSUs) and appear in years two, three and four.
Learning and teaching
Clinical topics in the first two years
In the first two years the curriculum has been designed around a series of clinical topics and these form the framework for learning. You will undertake clinical placements, group work (Graduate Groups), lectures and practical sessions which directly link to each of the clinical topics. Four levels of biological organisation, running from cells and molecules to the population and society, aim to help you structure your learning around and between clinical topics. Four themes, communication, ethics and law, working with diversity and leadership and team working underpin the whole of the curriculum and relate directly to medical practice.
Substantial clinical experience in the first two years
You will have 2-3 clinical sessions each week in both hospital and community settings.
There is a clinical base for BM4 students in the hospital at Winchester where there are identified clinical teaching staff, and a range of general practices is also involved. The clinical sessions allow you to observe medical care related to the relevant clinical topic, and also to begin to develop your clinical skills. You are also able to follow up areas of interest and take advantage of other learning opportunities.
Graduate Groups
You will meet on a regular basis with other students in a Graduate Group, working on the relevant clinical topics with a facilitator. A substantial amount of work will take place in these groups. At the beginning of each clinical topic you will discuss 'trigger' material to help you understand what you need to learn and why, agree in the group on the learning outcomes to be worked on, and then organise your learning around these.
Learning with BM5 students
In the first two years you will attend some lectures and other teaching sessions with the BM5 students. In the third and fourth years you will work alongside the BM5 students on all your clinical attachments, and will take the same examinations.
Dispersed final year attachments and work shadowing
In your final year you will attend, in rotation, clinical attachments based in a variety of NHS Trusts outside Southampton. After your final examination, prior to starting work as a Foundation Year 1 doctor, you will have an opportunity to shadow a doctor already in this post.
Inter-professional learning
Another innovative theme of this programme is leadership and team working which includes interprofessional learning. The New Generation Project Common Learning Programme (CLP) involves medical students learning alongside other student health and social care professional groups including nursing, midwifery, pharmacy, social work, radiography, physiotherapy, occupational therapy and podiatry. There are three Interprofessional Learning (IPL) Units which are positioned and integrated across the five year programme.
The learning structured around clinical topics has some features in common with problem-based learning (PBL) courses; for example, you will work in Graduate Groups focusing on the learning outcomes. However, unlike most PBL programmes, not all learning about the clinical topics is triggered by cases outlined on paper: some may use actual patients or video material. A range of resources are available to help you; for example, people who are available to support your learning, and web-based resources.
All students are allocated a personal tutor, in addition to a pastoral tutor associated with each cohort. A range of learning and web-based resources are available to support you in your academic work.
Responsibilities of Southampton Medical Students
A medical student is studying not only for a university degree but also a professional qualification. Upon successful completion of the training he/she will not only have the BM degree but also be able to practise as a doctor. The training, therefore, is conducted in an environment that requires medical students to behave throughout their training in ways that are consistent with the principles of medical professional practice. Find out more
Career Opportunities
As a medical student, you will be able to take advantage of opportunities for multi-professional learning, which will be essential as you prepare to join the healthcare teams of the future.
Whether you choose to be a physician or a surgeon, a general practitioner or a clinical scientist, or you follow any other path, our degrees represent the first stage in a rewarding career as a doctor. Each programme provides a comprehensive and balanced curriculum to enable you to develop the knowledge, skills and professional attitudes and behaviours that you will need as a newly qualified doctor.
Outcome of the course
At the end of the undergraduate course you will receive your BMBS degree, which is a primary medical qualification (PMQ). Holding a PMQ entitles you to provisional registration with the General Medical Council, subject only to its acceptance that there are no Fitness to Practise concerns that need consideration. Provisional registration is time limited to a maximum of three years and 30 days (1125 days in total). After this time period your provisional registration will normally expire.
Provisionally registered doctors can only practise in approved Foundation Year 1 posts: the law does not allow provisionally registered doctors to undertake any other type of work. To obtain a Foundation Year 1 post you will need to apply during the final year of your undergraduate course through the UK Foundation Programme Office selection scheme, which allocates these posts to graduates on a competitive basis. So far, all suitably qualified UK graduates have found a place on the Foundation Year 1 programme, but this cannot be guaranteed, for instance if there were to be an increased number of competitive applications from non-UK graduates.
Successful completion of the Foundation Year 1 programme is normally achieved within 12 months and is marked by the award of a Certificate of Experience. You will then be eligible to apply for full registration with the General Medical Council. You need full registration with a licence to practise for unsupervised medical practice in the NHS or private practice in the UK.
Although this information is currently correct, students need to be aware that regulations in this area may change from time to time.
There is some discussion about whether to remove provisional registration for newly qualified doctors. If this happens then UK graduates will receive full registration as soon as they have successfully completed a BMBS degree. It should be noted that it is very likely that UK graduates will still need to apply for a training programme similar to the current Foundation Programme and that places on this programme may not be guaranteed for every UK graduate.
In addition the GMC is currently considering whether to introduce a formal assessment that all doctors would need to pass in order to be granted full registration. Although no firm decision has been taken as to whether or when such an exam will be introduced applicants should be aware that the GMC envisages that future cohorts of medical students will need to pass parts of a new UK Medical Licensing Assessment before the GMC will grant them Registration with a Licence to Practise.


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When making Sunday Meat Sauce, pair it with orecchiette instead of spaghetti; the small bowl shape makes it easier for the sauce to cling on and is much easier to serve than long noodles.


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TVS Jupiter(2 Variants ) (2 Variants )
Features, Pricing, Economy
Looks similar to rivals
A great automatic scooter with telescopic forks, 12 inch wheels and gascharged rear setup, the TVS Jupiter has good low and mid-range grunt too and makes the daily commute effortless.
TVS has to be among the oldest manufacturer to be present in the Indian scooter market. It tasted great success with the Scooty series but given the numbers that the Honda Activa was clocking, it knew that needed a family scooter in its portfolio. For this purpose, it rode in the TVS Jupiter as a rival to the Activa, Hero Maestro, Suzuki Access and Yamaha Alpha. The styling of the Jupiter isn't radical but it is a striking looking scooter. The scooter looks fresh as well and has sharp edges in all the right places to give it a chiselled and lean look. What sets the TVS offerings from its rivals are it features. The Jupiter gets equipped with 12-inch alloy wheels, pass light (segment first) and LED tail lamp. Also it sports an external fuel filler cap above the tail lamp as opposed to the traditional under seat ones. This feature is extremely useful as one doesn't need to disembark from the scooter at fuel pump.
Instrument cluster is an analogue unit that is easy to read. It features a special Econometer indicator that urges the rider to ride gently to extract the best possible fuel efficiency. Talking about mileage, the TVS Jupiter is among the most fuel efficient scooter in the market at 54kmpl. This can be credited to the indigenously developed CVT-i engine that displaces 110cc. The air-cooled motor pushes out 8.2PS of power and 8Nm of torque which makes it among the most powerful scooter in its segment. Performance of the scooter is decent with a strong mid-range, the powerplant isn't highly refined but it does the job well. Seating posture is upright and comfortable whereas the Hosur based manufacturer claims that the Jupiter has the largest leg space in its segment.
Another neat feature is the fact that one can kick start the scooter from the saddle as the kick lever is positioned towards the rider and one doesn't need to put the scooter on main stand to kick start which is the case in conventional scooter. Under seat storage space is at 17 litres which is good enough to swallow a half face helmet and there is also an option for mobile phone charger. The TVS Jupiter is also very quick on its feet and riding the scooter through traffic is a joy owing to its flickability. The telescopic front forks and monoshock unit at the rear result in a supple ride quality and the scooter handles broken roads with ease. Braking is done via drum brakes that offer good bite and feedback but have a tendency to fade soon. The Jupiter has been priced at Rs 47,339 ex-showroom Delhi which makes it a great deal given the features it has and in our books it's the best 110cc scooter on sale currently. It's no wonder that it has clocked sales of over 5 lakh units within 18 months of it going on sale.
|Ex-showroom Price
|TVS Jupiter Drum Self and Alloy 109.7 cc, Mileage: 62 kmpl
|To Be Announced
|TVS Jupiter Special Edition 109.7 cc, Mileage: 62 kmpl
Specifications of TVS Jupiter Drum Self and Alloy
Specifications of TVS Jupiter Special Edition
TVS Jupiter Expert Reviews
TVS Jupiter 4,000km: Final Long Term ReviewZIGWHEELS RATINGby Sarmad Kadiri, Photography: Eshan Shetty on January 5, 2015 11:22 ISTOver the last few months, the TVS Jupiter has proved to be a dependable and hassle free commuter, with very little to complain aboutRead More...
TVS Jupiter: 2,000km Long Term ReviewZIGWHEELS RATINGby Team ZigWheels on September 15, 2014 10:24 ISTOur long term TVS Jupiter offers a comfortable ride even on bustling highways and can be trusted for long-ish ridesRead More...
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TVS Jupiter: In the News
TVS Motors witness minor growth is salesby Team ZigWheels on September 2, 2015 19:43 ISTTVS Motors announced its sales figure for August, 2015 with a minor growth of one per cent overall. Upcoming launches like the TVS Apache 200 and the TVS Victor 125 should further improve its sales in futureRead More...
TVS sales improve marginally in July, 2015by Team ZigWheels on August 3, 2015 19:28 ISTTVS Motor witnessed a growth of two per cent with respect to sales in the month of July. Scooter sales continue to grow as sales increased by 10 per cent overallRead More...
New TVS Jupiter ZX with disc brake launch in August 2015by Team ZigWheels on July 13, 2015 14:21 ISTTVS Motor Company has registered the TVS Jupiter ZX moniker, which would be the top of the line variant of the popular 110cc scooter equipped with a disc brake; to be introduced in August 2015Read More...
Honda Dio
Price : 47.85 to 47.85 thousands
Honda Activa
Price : 48.50 to 48.50 thousands
TVS Scooty Pep Plus
Price : 43.53 to 43.53 thousands
TVS Wego
Price : 49.82 to 52.74 thousands
Suzuki Swish
Price : 55.39 to 55.39 thousands
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2. Embrace technology. I'm not just talking about electronic health records, although 2010 will be a busy year for practices that want to be eligible for the first HITECH funds in 2011. But as I hinted at in the Dec. 17 issue, 2009 may have marked the beginning of a dramatic shift in how physicians practice. Social networking, smart phones, and other technologies have opened up new ways of communicating and sharing information, and this trend is unlikely to wane in 2010. Technology obviously shouldn't supplant traditional clinical skills or become a crutch, but the physicians that quickly learn to enhance their fundamental skills with new tools will thrive in the coming years.
3. Re-evaluate all finances and contracts. Although reformers fell short in areas of cost containment and quality improvement, if the current legislation passes they will have succeeded in significantly expanding access to healthcare. The financial implications of that are still unclear. Yes, there will be provider shortages and struggles. But David Gans, vice president of innovation and research for the Medical Group Management Association, thinks there will also be opportunities for doctors. The new "unlimited demand" for physician services may give them more leverage when negotiating contracts with insurers, and 2010 may be the year to revamp payer mix and take a closer look at practice finances.
4. Educate and work with patients. Look to Dave deBronkart—or ePatientDave—for an example of the patient of the future. He's tech-savvy and engaged in his own care, and perhaps most important, he wants to work with his physician. Doctors that embrace this partnership model and educate and listen to patients will have happier patients and perhaps better outcomes. It will be a challenge to do this while managing traditional patients, but 2010 is a perfect year to ramp up patient education efforts. With millions of Americans gaining access to insurance for the first time, there will be an influx of patients with low health literacy. Helping these patients learn to navigate the health system will actually be a big help to the practice.
These priorities may obviously change if healthcare reform fails during the final vote or we see a double-dip recession. No one can completely predict the future. But that doesn't mean you can't be ready for it.
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Apple Bluetooth trackpad turns up at the FCC
If it's not employees leaving prototypes in a bar, or factory workers giving unreleased products to Vietnamese bloggers, it's the US government leaking Apple products.
Apple's Magic Bluetooth Trackpad thingy-me-bob has just got FCC approval in the US, suggesting a launch is likely to be sooner rather than later.
The FCC - the body that tests all gadgets to make sure they are safe for us mere mortals - has now shut down the pages that were public, with visitors getting a "You are not authorized to access this page", but it wasn't like that when it first went up meaning that all the details were there to see.
Currently only known by the model number A1339, what we do know is that it is a Bluetooth device used with a MacBook without any associated filings for Wi-Fi or WWAN networks claims Engadget who uncovered the filing.
With the filing showing testing done in October 2009, it seems Apple has been sitting on this one for some time, presumably waiting for the right moment to release the next must-have accessory to Apple fanboys.
Tell us you thoughts. When do you think it will be launching?
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