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When you learn a new language, you start by accumulating vocabulary, learning how to conjugate verbs and so on. But if you want to use it to communicate with others, you will also need to learn how to structure a sentence.As native speaker, you know how to build a sentence instinctively but as a language […]Continue reading
French Past Tense could be a mind-numbing learning task. But when approached with an open mind and willingness to learn, you should be able to grasp it quite easily. It helps a lot though if you have brushed up on your English grammar. Knowing the tenses in your own language is the key to easily grasping […]Continue reading
Imagine a world where there are no commands or orders being issued. Well yeah, that's right, you can't. Whether you're the one giving the orders or being given the orders, these things are all inexplicably intertwined with human nature and everyday living. To issue commands or give instructions, we use the imperative form of the […]Continue reading
If you want to introduce yourself, take a look at the 10 examples below. I asked some French learners on google plus and facebook to introduce themselves and I just corrected it. You will find the original version, the corrected version and I recorded it on audio so you can practice your listening and pronunciation […]Continue reading
Looking for a simple guide on French adverbs? Here in this article, we'll break down French adverbs into the simplest terms and make learning all about it a breeze for you. Like other languages, the main words you'll learn in French are nouns, verbs, and adjectives. However, you will definitely need more than that to express […]Continue reading
French and English have some vocabulary in common and share grammatical similarities, but they are undoubtedly different languages. So it is quite normal for French speakers to make mistakes in English and vice versa. Do you chuckle whenever you hear a French native pronounce English words without an "h", or when they add an "s" […]Continue reading
We use prepositions so much in our daily speech but we often take these things for granted. Most of the time, it results in misuse of English prepositions or interchanging our ins and ons and ats. Therefore, a clear grasp (or a working knowledge at the very least) of English prepositions is in order before […]Continue reading
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French Demonstratives Adjectives Pronouns: The complete lesson "Demonstratif" may sound like such an overbearing and intimidating lesson, but trust me, this is among the easy ones. This lesson comes in two parts: the first part will cover demonstrative adjectives while the second part will talk about demonstrative pronouns.PART 1. DEMONSTRATIVE ADJECTIVESAs previously discussed in the lessons […]Continue reading
In case you're racking your brain trying to recall your lessons in imperfect tense in English, chances are, you won't remember it. Why? Because the imperfect tense is only common in the romance languages such as Latin, French, Italian, Romanian, Spanish, and Portuguese. In English, we use the past progressive to denote continuous action while the […]Continue reading
Comparing people, objects or actions is not only useful in conversations, it could be fun too! Like, how will you say this without the help of comparatives and superlatives? "I am more good-looking than my co-workers. In fact, I'm the most good-looking person in our workplace!" That's right. You can't! In grammar, we use comparatives to compare […]Continue reading


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I learned how to sea kayak from a book. Written by Derek Hutchinson, it was called SEA CANOEING. From that book I learned how to roll, how to outfit a sea kayak, how to surf and seal land, and how to stay safe on the water. But that was not the … [Continue reading] about Four Ways to Learn Sea Kayaking
Going with the Floe: a kayaking adventure under the ice
It's solstice; so here's a true winter sea kayaking tale that will make you glad to be in your toasty abode. Padre Jack Izzo, S.J., Tsunami Ranger Chaplain, shares his tale of swimming under the ice. Going with the Floe by Jack Izzo, S.J. The … [Continue reading] about Going with the Floe: a kayaking adventure under the ice
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Sea Kayaking Should be FUN not Serious
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The Tsunami X-1 Rocket Boat Breaks the Wave Barrier
Below is an excerpt from CONFESSIONS OF A WAVE WARRIOR. As a youngster, I dreamed of becoming a frog man when I grew up, but though I had the chance while in the Navy, I let the opportunity pass me by. I later learned to SCUBA dive and to kayak in … [Continue reading] about The Tsunami X-1 Rocket Boat Breaks the Wave Barrier

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This essay outlines the capacity-building work of the American Archaeological Mission to Libya between the years 2005 and 2016. This work was made possible by grants from the US Embassy to Libya, the US State Department Ambassadors Fund for Cultural Preservation (AFCP) and the Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs in Washington, DC. The principles and objectives underlying our capacity-building programme were inspired by the 2003 UNESCO World Heritage Centre Mission Report by Giovanni Boccardi, in particular his recommendation that the Libyan Department of Antiquities obtain training in the best modern cultural heritage management practices via sustained partnerships with external professionals and organisations.
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Mary J. Blige has always been an R&B innovator, so it shouldn't come as too much of a surprise that the legendary diva packed her bags and headed to London to record her 13th studio LP with some of the hottest names in British music. The resulting album — appropriately titled The London Sessions — drops December 2 and signifies a complete creative rebirth for the evergreen soul siren.
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Data types & Variables
Let us write a simple equation in math to calculate mean of a set of numbers:
a = 15, b = 35, c = 55
mean = (a + b + c) / 3 = 35
To do this simple calculation, you may be using mental math or a calculator. But if you are writing a Java program to do so, then you first have to understand how to declare variables a,b,c and mean, understand the data types (integers, real numbers, text etc..) that can be assigned to your variables and finally, understand the various arithmetic operators that you can use.
In this lesson we will learn all of these simple concepts.
Primitive Data Types
In Java programming all variables must be first declared, before they can be used:
Example of first declaration and then assignment
int a;
a = 20;
In the above code snippet, first variable a is declared to be of type int and in the next line it is assigned (a.k.a. initialized) a value of 20. If you try to assign a value before declaration, Java compiler throws an error as before any assignment, it should be first declared. Initialization is the way to give a value to the variable. If given no value, Java assumes that the value is "0" for integer and decimal types, false for a boolean and null for String types.
Variables can be of different data types. They represent a memory location and hold a value and can be changed by the program.
Example of declaration and assignment in the same line
int b = 15;
In the above example 'b' is a variable, declared to be of type int and is assigned a value 15. Both declaration and assignment is in the same statement.
A variable's data type determines the type and size of values it may contain. The data types in Java can be broadly classified as primitive types and object types. String is an object type.
Java supports seven primitive data types.
- byte: The byte data type is an 8-bit signed two's complement integer. It can hold a minimum value of -128 and a maximum value of 127. Default value is 0.
short: The short data type is a 16-bit signed two's complement integer. It can hold a minimum value of -32,768 and a maximum value of 32,767 (inclusive).
int: The int data type is a 32-bit signed two's complement integer. It can hold a minimum value of -2,147,483,648 and a maximum value of 2,147,483,647 (inclusive). For integral values, this data type is generally the default choice.
long: The long data type is a 64-bit signed two's complement integer. It can hold a minimum value of -9,223,372,036,854,775,808 and a maximum value of 9,223,372,036,854,775,807 (inclusive). Use this data type when you need a range of values wider than those provided by int. If an integer literal ends with the letter L or l then it is long, otherwise it is of type int. You can use either uppercase 'L' or lowercase 'l' when defining a long literal. It is recommended that you use the uppercase letter L because the lower case letter l is hard to distinguish from the digit 1.
float: The float data type is a 32-bit decimal number. Its range of values is beyond the scope of this discussion, but is specified in the Floating-Point Types, Formats, and Values section of the Java Language Specification. Use a float (instead of double) if you need to save memory in large arrays of floating point numbers. This data type should never be used for precise values, such as currency. For that, you will need to use the java.math.BigDecimal class instead. Numbers and Strings covers BigDecimal and other useful classes provided by the Java platform.
double: The double data type is a 64-bit decimal number. Its range of values is beyond the scope of this discussion, but is specified in the Floating-Point Types, Formats, and Values section of the Java Language Specification. For decimal values, this data type is generally the default choice. As mentioned above, this data type should never be used for precise values, such as currency.
boolean: The boolean data type has only two possible values: true and false. Use this data type for simple flags that track true/false conditions. This data type represents one bit of information, but its "size" isn't something that's precisely defined.
char: The char data type is a single 16-bit Unicode character. It has a minimum value of '\u0000' (or 0) and a maximum value of '\uffff' (or 65,535 inclusive).
A literal is the Java code representation of a value. Literals can be assigned as a value to a primitive data type.
Examples of literals
boolean isEmpty = true;
char capitalC = 'C';
int i = 100000;
byte b = 100;
short s = 10000;
Integer literals can be expressed by these number systems:
Decimal: Base 10, whose digits consists of the numbers 0 through 9; which is the standard number system in use outside the programming world.
Hexadecimal: Base 16, whose digits consist of the numbers 0 through 9 and the letters A through F. This system used by programmers mostly and is beyond the scope of this book.
Binary: Base 2, whose digits consists of the numbers 0 and 1 (you can create binary literals in Java SE 7 and later). Used by programmers and is beyond the scope of this book.
You will use decimal system in this book. However, if you need to use another number system, the following example shows the correct syntax. The prefix 0x indicates hexadecimal and 0b indicates binary:
The number 11, in decimal
int decVal = 11;
The number 11, in hexadecimal
int hexVal = 0xB;
The number 11, in binary
int binVal = 0b01011;
Example Declarations
Here are some declarations:
short myAge ;
double price ;
String myName ;
boolean likesJava ;
Initializing a Variable
Here are examples of initialization:
myAge = 14 ;
price = 12.95 ;
myName = "Fred Durst" ;
likesJava = false ;
Variables can be declared and initialized in the one line. In this way we use a single statement to do both, there by, reducing the lines of code. This is the recommended way of writing code.
short myAge = 14 ;
double price = 12.95 ;
String myName = "Fred Durst" ;
boolean likesJava = false ;
More Examples
Number Variables
int used to represent integers
int year = 2003;
double used to represent numbers with a decimal point
double price = 12.45 ;
double pi = 3.412 ;
String used to represent Text- a sequence of characters.
String myName = "Jayashree Ravi" ;
String gameType = "Modding101";
boolean - boolean - is either true or false
boolean isLearningJava = true ;
boolean likesIceCream = false ;
All the above types are also called primitive data types except for String. String is considered an object. You will learn more about objects in Chapter 5.
Variable Names
The rules for creating variable names are similar to the rules for creating identifiers as described in the previous chapter. However from the naming conventions perspective, variable names are noun forms (similar to class names) and start with a small case letter except for constants. Constants are created using upper case letters and underscores to separate words.
Constants are special type of variables which are assigned a value which does not change during the entire execution of the program. For e.g., to keep the value of the number of days in a year (which never changes for any year) you could create a constant and assign the value 365 once and it never changes after that:
int NUMBER_OF_DAYS_IN_YEAR = 365;
Declaration and initialization of the variables should be done prior to its usage in the program. As a convention, you typically keep all variable declarations and initialization as the first set of statements in a block of code.
Points to remember!
- Before you assign a value to a variable, it should first be declared.
- When you declare a variable and do not assign a value, the default value is 0 for all numerical types, false value for boolean type and null for String type. You will learn about Strings in the next chapter.
- Before you choose the type, think through the maximum and minimum value that variable may be assigned to.
Sometimes you want to explain your program to others by adding simple sentences in your program. You can do that using comments. Comments are for documentation purposes only and are ignored by the compiler. There are three ways comments can be added to your program:
Single line comments inserted after two backslashes
Multi line comments inserted between a back slash and an asterisk and asterisk and a back slash.
/* ...... */
Javadoc comments are inserted between a back slash and least two asterisks and at least one asterisk and a slash.
/** ..... */
All the three ways are shown below
// This single line comment cannot spill to the next line
public void myFirstMethod(){
This multiline comment can spill to many lines.
Be sure to enclose with the matching ending comment tag
as shown
public void mySecondMethod(){
This comment will appear in javadocs when javadoc tool is run against this program. Typically
you never get to use this type of comment unless you are writing a common library or open source software which will be used by
many programmers.
public void myThirdMethodWhichHasDocumentation(){
What is Javadoc?
Before you learn about Javadoc let us first understand the different types of Java API's.
Java Application Programming Interface (a.k.a. core Java API) is a rich library of many classes and methods bundled in many packages. There are two main flavors of core Java API; the official core Java API and OpenJDK both provided by Oracle. The difference between official core API and OpenJDK are minimal and is beyond the scope for this book. OpenJDK is the open sourced version of the official Java API and Google uses OpenJDK for Android.
Apart from the core Java API, there are many open source libraries written for Java which also contain thousands of classes and methods. It is humanly impossible to remember the usage of all classes and methods that any API contains. Reading the documentation of any class as needed, is the only right way of learning and using them in your programs.
Javadoc is a tool which helps build this documentation for every class and method in HTML format for any Java class which contains Javadoc comments for the respective classes and methods. Here is the link to the full documentation (a.k.a docs or Javadocs) for official Java 8 API: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/
Every programmer should have a cursory glance at the various packages and should refer to the docs as needed while using any class or method of the API.
Although the latest version of Java is 10, Android only supports Java 8 as of this writing.


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This post is sort of conclusion to the copying and licensing series which is the previous five posts.
The fact is there is a dizzying array of roguelikes, which were originally released into the public domain (Moria 4.8 is another example, released into the public domain in I believe 1987). The other fact is that various proprietary roguelikes (of which the NGPL is one) shamelessly copy and borrow from the PD roguelikes, the BSD roguelikes (at least Hack IIRC), and even other commercial or proprietary roguelikes. During my very interesting exploration into the licensing issues surrounding creating a proprietary, closed source, commercial (and authentic!) Roguelike game, I came to the following reasonably strong conclusion:
If a monster (or item, or feature, lore flavortext, et cetera.) has appeared previously in a public domain setting, it does not matter if such a monster (etc.) appears later in a GPL or other effectively proprietary game or fantasy setting — it's free game. I've also hit upon a great way to avoid any potential problems; just say where you got the idea from. This could be easily included in the in-game encyclopaedia — another feature common to many roguelikes.
Let's discuss orcs vs. mind flayers as a quick example. Orcs, as well as ogres and goblins and leprechauns and fairies, are all over the place; no one owns the copyright to them. They appear in Dungeons and Dragons, fantasy novels from hacks to Tolkein, as well as in many free and proprietary roguelike games. Such as Nethack. Well just because it's in nethack doesn't mean it is protected under the NGPL. It would be simple to use orcs in my game; just include some passage regarding orcs from a long-out-of-copyright book. IN the case of orcs, the concept is millenia old;
Old English glossaries record the word orc corresponding with Latin Orcus (deity of the Underworld), and synonymous with þyrs/ðyrs "ogre" (cognate to Old Norse: þurs), as well as "hell devil". The Woordenboek der Nederlandsche Taal defines ork in the very closely related Old Dutch language as a verslindend monster ("devouring monster"),[3] and points at a possible origin in the Old Dutch nork "petulant, crabbed, evil person".[4] …
The first English use of "orke", in 1656 (forty-one years before Perrault published his Mother Goose tales), comes from Don Zara, a fairy tale by Samuel Holland. It is a pastiche and a parody of fantastical Spanish romances such as Don Quixote and presumably is populated by beasts and monsters in common to them.[e] A monster called Orcus is mentioned in Edmund Spenser's Faerie Queene (Book II, Canto XII, line xlvii).
And there, regardless of Tolkein's creation of a popular conception of orc, I can use orcs in my game without even having to say I got them from Tolkein. Which technically I didn't — I got them from dungeons and dragons and Nethack. Point being that including this information to 'color' or 'shade' or 'set' or 'place' orcs into the fantasy world of NetWhack (the village of Brynn, etc). prevents me from being accused of copying 'the kind of orcs in Nethack' vs 'the kind of orcs in D&D', etc. Which I am not doing, at all. My orcs are slightly different in various ways, expressed for example in the game mechanics, actions and AI, lore, world, quests and so forth, of the game. They're orcs, but they're uniquely presented. My orcs won't necessarily be confused for orcs in any other game. In other words, when you encounter orcs in my game, there will be enough surrounding context to explain or present these orcs as belonging specifically to NetWhack. And that is not to say I am trying to claim IP over orcs. But you would probably not want to say that your orcs came from a land called Aejon, or that they had certain qualities only found in Aejonian orcs.
Now let's look at Mind-flayers, or Illithids. The general concept from these beings was taken from H.P. Lovecraft's general mythology. Yet, they have been ensconced into the world of Dungeons and Dragons to the point where they, and the Githyanki and associated, have become trademarks of Wizards of the Coast. Yet, mind flayers also appear in closed source proprietary commercial games such as Final Fantasy 1, 4, 9, 11, 12 and Tactics. The pictoral depiction of these mind-flayers is very close if not identical to the description of them in D&D. Gary Gygax stated that he got inspired by the cover of a Brian Lumley book, The Burrowers Beneath, which is part of the whole Cthulu Myhos. It has been pointed out in many online discussions that Square Enix is technically in violation of the WoTC copyright on mind-flayers. Yet it is unlikely WoTC will sue Square, as they have not done so, and these 'mind flayers' have now been in FF games for around 40 years.
The situation is, however, a little deeper. As it turns out, the mind-flayer by any other name is a mythological creature. Most D&D and even Tolkein monsters are based on mythological creatures from various cultures. It's 'fantasy come to life'. SO it has come out that essentially that for all intents and purposes, the artwork and name cannot be protected unless you are also describing that creature as a member or component of a WoTC fantasy property — such as the Forgotten Realms. As it turns out, this is also how Nethack managed to steal rothes and Jubilex from the Forgotten realms — because they don't purport to exist them in a D20 universe. Secondly to all of this Nethack's guidebook even advises players to look up polearm stats in AD&D manuals because the stats are virtually identical. They get away with this for various reasons (In the modern age, most of D&D is free-use under the SDL/OGL, which in short means you can use it anywhere for free without attribution so long as you do it without attribution).
All of this led me to the conclusion that the reason why certain IP is placed under such unrestricrive clauses is because the companies have no choice, because the properties are free-for-use anyways.
Tim Kask, a D&D play tester and editor of Dragon Magazine, described the early days of monster invention in a 2007 article:
There once was an unknown company in Hong Kong that made a bag of weird animal-things that were then sold in what once were called dime stores or variety stores for like $.99. I know of four other very early monsters based on them.
Gary and I talked about how hard it was to find monster figures, and how one day he came upon this bag of weird beasts… He nearly ran home, eager as a kid to get home and open his baseball cards. Then he proceeded to invent the carrion crawler, umber hulk, rust monster and purple worm, all based on those silly plastic figures.
So really, the truth is that being original just means copying something which isn't copyrighted and then trying to get away with copyrighting it. For better or worse that's our system and it's worked out well so far, but it creates a very dangerous situation for content creators such as myself who want to take things as far as they can go in designing an immersive original fantasy world.
As stated above the best thing I can do is reference where I got the idea from, and it better be some 'public domain' or common-mythos source. I also plan to research and include what other roguelike games such creatures exist in.
But I won't be trying to include mind-flayers in my game and then saying that it's okay because Final Fantasy and Nethack did it. Two wrongs don't make a right.
Finally, there is also the concept of the un-named/unknown monster. Including an M in my game, that is purple, and docks you stat points (chance on hit), and 'looks like a wizard with a squid for a face' or whatever, is perfectly fine. It isn't copying anything because the game doesn't even tell you what it is. Maybe it even has special "magic" powers (Psionics doesnt exist in said hypothetical universe, so it couldn't possibly be "mind flayers" from D&D). You don't necessarily know the name of every monster when you see it for the first time. As it turns out these monsters are really the purple brainbeasts of Grothb who live in the eastern mountains, created by the Evil Lady of Witchswiss valley. But you might never know that.
I like this idea of encyclopaedia and having a detailed thick book for a game manual. I have an illustrator lined up for this project too. A decent artist, somewhat of a realist style, who has never played any fantasy or roleplaying game before ever. This should be fun!


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In the throes of a constitutional crisis, the University of Oregon Senate�s executive committee convened an emergency meeting Monday to figure out how to change the course of impending Board of Trustees legislation.
The board on Thursday is scheduled to consider a policy that some faculty members believe will supersede the UO constitution, usurp faculty authority over academic matters � and even repeal part of the university�s 1876 charter.
Interim President Scott Coltrane appeared at Monday�s meeting to say that superseding, usurping or repealing is not what the Board of Trustees has in mind.
�I don�t attribute to the board evil intent. There was a lack of full and transparent communication. I take some responsibility for that,� Coltrane said. �They (trustees) might not have the appreciation for faculty debate and processing that we do. It�s true of almost any board that I know of, so we have a lot of education to do.�
Chuck Lillis, chairman of the board of trustees, was not available for comment Monday, according to university spokesman Tobin Klinger. The independent board of trustees came into existence this summer, succeeding a Board of Higher Education that oversaw operations at all of Oregon�s public universities.
The policy language of concern to faculty states that the board of trustees� actions are to supersede �all related and existing university authorities, policies and procedures.�
�I�m a lawyer,� said John Bonine, a Senate executive committee member and Law School professor. �That (language) supersedes the constitution.�
Bonine and other executive committee members did not appear fully reassured by Coltrane�s statements.
Senators voted unanimously to convene the full University Senate on Wednesday to formally ask the trustees to postpone its vote on the new policy language until March, or to make sure the language doesn�t strip the Senate of its authority.
The three-hour meeting was riddled with expressions of tension and mistrust, which Coltrane acknowledged.
�We are in a broken place, a place where things aren�t going very well,� he said. �The board is trying to figure this out. They�re learning as they go....
�I�m happy to convey to the president of the board that there is profound mistrust and suspicion that this is a power grab and that we need to work together,� he said.
Tensions between the administration and faculty have come to a head in recent days as the Graduate Teaching Fellows Federation strike has now stretched on for a week. This is students� final exams week, with hundreds of tests and papers awaiting grading.
The bargaining teams went into a surprise session at 2:15 p.m. Monday. The mediation went on even through the University Senate�s emergency meeting � and negotiators were still working on a settlement late Monday at presstime.
Grading dispute
In the meantime, faculty and department heads say their authority to grade students, in some cases, has been abruptly withdrawn by the administration.
The administration removed Bonnie Mann, chairwoman of the philosophy department, as one of the instructors of record for seven classes.
The seven classes � with a combined 226 undergraduate students � were taught by graduate teaching fellows, Mann said.
The GTFs taught classes in seven different niche areas, ranging from the Philosophy of Love and Sex to Environmental Philosophy.
�That meant that when the strike started we had seven courses with no teachers at all,� Mann said.
The university required Mann and other department heads to either enter grades for the students based on work done before Dec. 1, or else hire somebody else to do the grading.
�Utterly irresponsible in either case,� Mann asserted.
�There�s no way on Earth, even if I had been willing to, that I would be able to familiarize myself with all that course material and do any sort of responsible job grading these students,� she said.
Hiring wasn�t practical either.
�Who in the hell am I going to hire? No. 1, we don�t have a lot of people with Ph.Ds in philosophy running around Eugene. We just don�t...�
A dozen department heads, including Mann, said they wouldn�t enter grades on that basis. The University Senate earlier this month voted in opposition to such a plan.
One professor dubbed the university�s plan the �Wizard of Oz� strategy, Mann said. �Oh, you want to give the students a diploma without giving them a brain � a grade without an education?�
Now, one by one, objecting faculty members are being removed as instructors of record for classes that they teach with graduate teaching fellows or classes taught by GTFs that the department supervises, faculty say.
�We were taken off and only an associate dean remains, which means an administrator, who does not even have a degree in philosophy, is grading 200-and-some philosophy students on the basis of grading records that had been left to her,� Mann said.
That strategy compromises the integrity of the grading process, and will make it harder to defend in coming years when students argue for a better grade, faculty say.
A Senate task force studied the issue for about a week and concluded that there�s no good solution to the grading problem except to �settle the strike,� Mann said. �Let the GTFs come back and grade their courses. That�s the only thing that makes sense.�
Mann said she is philosophically opposed to doing what she considers �strike-breaking work.� In a letter to undergraduates explaining her refusal to enter grades, Mann explained that she is one of seven children of a Boise Cascade millworker, whose plant unionized in an extremely risky and volatile process when she was 10 years old.
University officials quizzed her repeatedly on her refusal to enter grades, which she eventually discovered was laying the groundwork for the administration to take disciplinary action against her, Mann contends.
�What I imagine is that I�ll be fired from my position as department head,� she said. �In fact, I think that�s very likely.�
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COPENHAGEN, Denmark - Effective early July 2020, Mikko Keto will join FLSmidth as President, Mining Industry and member of Group Executive Management. The appointment comes following Manfred Schaffer's decision to retire in 2020.
Mikko Keto joins FLSmidth from Metso, where he has worked for 10 years of which the last two years as President, Minerals Services and Pumps, where he delivered growth in Services along with profitability improvement. He also served as a member of the company's Executive Team.
His prior roles for Metso include Senior Vice President, Spare Parts, Senior Vice President of Performance Services business line, President of Automation Services, Vice President of Flow Control Services, and various line management positions. Before joining Metso, he was Head of Sales for the Maintenance business unit at KONE Corporation and held senior management and sales positions in at Nokia Networks, with assignments in multiple countries.
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Mikko is a Finnish citizen. He earned a M.Sc. (Econ) from Helsinki School of Economics and Business Administration (1994), Finland. He will relocate to Copenhagen.


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Summary: Poor air quality poses a serious threat to the health of populations. To help illustrate the differences in air quality five experts have utilized data from from Berkeley Earth to create interactive visualizations of air quality and bar charts related to air quality over the last year by city. The article begins with three visuals of the concentration of particulates in the outdoor air going from moderate level to unhealthy level and then to an extreme level. The authors then provide statistics on morbidity and mortality associated with air pollution as well as the main factors that contribute to higher concentrations of particulates in the outdoor air. There is an interactive global map that tracks fine particulate pollution for 2019 with tags that help explain events such as the California fires that contributed to spikes in particulates. The authors go on to describe the drivers of air pollution from a socioecological perspective and explain how vulnerable populations are at greater risk. Information is provided on the impact of the fires in California as well as other aspects of climate change. New Delhi's extreme level of particulate matter is also reviewed as well as the pros and cons of China's efforts to curb air pollution.
Suggested prompts for discussion:
1. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Air Quality Index (AQI)is used to rate the level of health risk associated with particulate concentration. Access the EPA's air quality index report (available at https://www.epa.gov/outdoor-air-quality-data/air-quality-index-report) and examine the AQI for your county, city and/or state.
a. How does it compare with other geographical areas?
b. Why might it be important for nurses to be aware of the AQI on a regular basis especially when caring for vulnerable populations?
2. A court in India ruled that since clean air and water was a constitutional right, local governments should pay their citizens compensation if they fail to clean up the environment.
a. Is clean air and water a basic human right?
b. What are the ethical issues around failure of governmental agencies to take action against air pollution?
3. Though the U.S. has made strides in cleaner air, air pollution has worsened since 2016. What are the possible driving factors and what should be done at the policy level?
4. According to the authors of this article in the U.S. "…fine particulate matter still contributed to 88,000 premature deaths in 2015." Access the National Institute of Health's report Air pollution linked to risk of premature death (available at https://www.nih.gov/news-events/nih-research-matters/air-pollution-linked-risk-premature-death). How should an understanding of the AQI for the geographical area surrounding a health care institution of clinc (e.g. hospital, primary care clinic, skilled nursing facility) be incorporated into care of patients especially those most vulnerable to air pollution associated morbidity and mortality?


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Themed 'Open Science and Open Innovation', ICSTI's 2019 Annual Conference was held in Shanghai on 23-26 September. Our conference was part of a bigger event co-organised with the Shanghai Competitive Intelligence Forum (SCIF) and the Institute of Scientific and Technical Information of China (ISTIC) and generously hosted by Shanghai Library/Institute of Scientific & Technical Information of Shanghai (ISTIS).
The conference also presented our high-level ITOC and TACC workshops, on 26th September 2019.
Tuesday 24 September (13.30-16.00)
Closed General Assembly meeting dedicated to ICSTI's management affairs.
Please note :
You can find backgroung material prepared for the General Assembly reserved for members in the Members' Area of our website.
Tuesday 24 September (16.00-17.30)
Closed ICSTI Executive Board Meeting reserved for Executive Board members.
Wednesday 25 September (all day)
Devoted to the theme of 'Open Science and Open Innovation', Conference opened with ICSTI's Keynotes Jeannette Frey, President, LIBER (PRESENTATION) and Brian Hitson, Director, DOE/OSTI. (PRESENTATION)
In the afternoon were held a workshop on 'Open Innovation : Assessment Approaches and Tools' and a panel session on 'Open Innovation : Business Practice' .
Thursday 26 September (am)
Chaired by Margret Plank of TIB, the ITOC Workshop organised by the Information Trends and Opportunities Committee of ICSTI presented an in-depth perspective on 'Open Science – Latest Developments and Initiatives' .
The ITOC Workshop 2019 provides a unique forum for researchers, librarians, practitioners, infrastructure providers, policy makers, and other stakeholders to discuss the latest and future developments in Open Science. Open Science is an umbrella term that involves various movements and initiatives aiming to remove the barriers for sharing any kind of research output, resources, methods or tools, at any stage of the research life cycle. Open Science gains in importance in the scholarly community by developments like the Open Science Cloud (EOSC) and the FAIR data movement. However, establishing open science practices in daily scientific work is still a great challenge. The workshop will cover a broad overview on recent developments and initiatives in Open Science around the globe including Scholarly Communication of the future, Open Data & Open Science Training, Open Scholarship in Practice and New Formats of Participation in Science.
We thank our ITOC speakers for their enlightening contributions :
• Yasushi OGASAKA, JST - PRESENTATION
• Maximiliane OKONNEK, ETH Library Lab - PRESENTATION
• Laura HANSCOM, MIT Libraries - PRESENTATION
• Edward LIM Junhao & Vicky STEEVES, New York University - PRESENTATION
• Junseon YOO, Pluto Network - PRESENTATION
Thursday 26 September (pm)
Chaired by Brian Hitson of DOE/OSTI, the TACC Workshop organised by the Technical Activities Coordinating Committee of ICSTI provided focuses on 'Technology Enabled Innovation in Open Science' .
The concept and benefits of open science are now well understood. Putting the concept into action and realizing the benefits require specific tools and technical approaches. In this TACC workshop, experts in open science will describe tools they have developed to enable researchers to practice open science – to share their discoveries ; collaborate ; and enable connections across research objects, people, projects, and places. From the growing use cases for identifiers ; to lab and software collaboration tools ; to new models for obtaining scientific community peer review and input ; to AI support for open science – the workshop will offer fresh takes on technical progress in open science.
Thanks to our TACC speakers for sharing their expertise with us :
• XU Feng, ISTIC - PRESENTATION
• Kazutsuna YAMAJI, Japan National Institute of Informatics - PRESENTATION
• Richard HOSKING, Curtin Institute for Computation - PRESENTATION
• Matthew BUYS & Estelle CHENG, ORCID - PRESENTATION
• Bo ALROE, Digital Science - PRESENTATION
• John KAYE, Jisc - PRESENTATION
25th September 2019
Opening Ceremony/Keynote - Research on Open Science and Open Innovation/Workshop – Open Innovation : Assessment Approaches and Tools/Pannel Discussion – Open Innovation : Business Practices
26th September 2019
ITOC WORKSHOP : Open Science - Latest Developments and Initiatives
TACC WORKSHOP : Technology Enabled Innovation in Open Science
(Information updated on 21 October 2019)
We are very grateful to the British Library who, as a founding member of the WorldWideScience Alliance, generously hosted in their iconic London building both this year ICSTI and WWSA annual meetings and the WWSA 10th Anniversary event.
This ICSTI Conference immediately preceded the ALPSP Conference and Awards 2018 from 12 to 14 September, giving the ICSTI delegates the opportunity to attend the ALPSP meeting and for ALPSP members to join us.
ABOUT ICSTI's 2018 CONFERENCE
The ICSTI 2018 Annual Conference was a two-day event thus enabling us to expand the time given to our Member-to-Member presentations, to extend ITOC and TACC workshops with more speakers than ever before, to introduce a regular session on 'innovations' and to allow even more networking time for delegates.
This September Conference comprised the following sessions :
On Monday 10 September : the ICSTI Annual General Assembly devoted to ICSTI management affairs and including Member-to- Member presentations, a special session on 'Innovations that Work', and a celebration of 10 years of the WorldWideScience Alliance — day 1 reserved for ICSTI members or by invitation.
On Tuesday 11 September : the ITOC and TACC workshops titled respectively 'The Scientific Library of the Future', and 'Discovering and Connecting Related Research Objects in the Modern Science Landscape' — both workshops open community sessions.
FOR EVENT TIMINGS & DETAILS, please see Conference 'Programme'
AGENDA & BACKGROUND MATERIAL FOR THE WWSA ANNUAL MEETING & ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION AS WELL AS SPEAKER TALKS : please visit the dedicated section below.
FOR MEMBER-to-MEMBER PRESENTATION SLIDES, AGENDA & PAPERS PREPARED FOR THE MEMBER-ONLY GENERAL ASSEMBLY, please visit the Members' Area of the website.
'Innovations That Work' session
Manisha Bolina, Yewno
Bo Alroe, Digital Science - PRESENTATION
Jan Reichelt, Clarivate Analytics - PRESENTATION
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THIS NEW SESSION, see 'Speakers & their talks'
ITOC and TACC WORKSHOPS
As part of the Conference, two workshops open to non-ICSTI members were organised by ICSTI's Information Trends and Opportunities Committee (ITOC) and Technical Activities Coordinating Committee (TACC). Margret Plank (TIB) and Brian Hitson (DOE/OSTI), respective chairs of the committees, developped inspiring programmes which gathered panelists from across the globe to share insights on the topics of the workshops.
- ITOC Workshop - Chair : Margret Plank (TIB)
The Scientific Library of the Future
Theme of the workshop : What is on the horizon for scientific libraries ? Which trends and technology developments will drive transformation ? These questions regarding technology adoption and changing user demands in scientific libraries are the drivers for the ITOC Workshop. Key trends that will very likely have a significant impact on library strategies, operations, and services are the decentralization of the web, distributed computing and storage, data analytics, artificial intelligence and knowledge graph infrastructures. Additionally somewhat older trends like open access, open science and research data management reveal new challenges every year. In this Workshop major scientific libraries and institutions address the critical challenges that confront them and outline the strategies that they propose in order to best serve users and communities.
You can now access the ITOC speaker presentations for download
Torsten Reimer, The British Library - PRESENTATION
Abigail Potter, National Digital Initiatives, Library of Congress - PRESENTATION
Jerry Sheehan, National Library of Medicine (NIH/NLM) - PRESENTATION
Konrad Förstner, Provision of Information Services, ZB Med - PRESENTATION
Wilma van Wezenbeek, VSNU (Association of Universities in the Netherlands) - PRESENTATION
Markus Stocker, German National Library of Science and Technology (TIB) - PRESENTATION
- TACC Workshop - Chair : Brian Hitson (DOE/OSTI)
Discovering and Connecting Related Research Objects in the Modern Science Landscape
Theme of the workshop : Modern scientific research is data-intensive and computer-driven. The data that result from computer-driven experiments, models, and simulations – and the software used to drive experiments and analyze results – are as essential to the fabric of research outcomes and reproducibility as publications. This workshop highlights the nature of modern research and the innovations being used to make diverse but related research objects more discoverable and accessible. It also demonstrates the power of artificial intelligence and machine learning to power smarter search engines, including their ability to understand relationships across diverse research objects.
You can now access the TACC speaker presentations for download
Helena Cousijn, DataCite - PRESENTATION
Rachael Kotarski, The British Library, Freya Project - PRESENTATION
Paolo Manghi, Istituto di Scienza e Tecnologie dell'Informazione, CNR (OpenAIRE infrastructure technical director) - PRESENTATION
Douglas Raymond, Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence - PRESENTATION
Alex Wade, Chan Zuckerberg's Meta project - PRESENTATION
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE WORKSHOPS, see 'Speakers & their talks'
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ICSTI 2017 GENERAL ASSEMBLY & WORKSHOPS WAS HELD IN WASHINGTON D.C. ON 26th OCTOBER. The meeting was hosted by the Library of Congress and preceded the 80th Meeting of the Association for Information Science and Technology (ASIS&T) held 27th October-1st November 2017, giving ICSTI delegates the opportunity to attend both events.
Organised as part of this event, the ITOC and TACC Workshops, were prepared by ICSTI's Information Trends and Opportunities Committee and Technical Activities Coordinating Committee, and respectively chaired by Margret Plank (TIB Hannover) and Brian Hitson (DOE/OSTI). Both sessions were open to all.
Next Generation Metrics for Open Science
As science shifts towards collaborative endeavour, transparency of process and increasing significance of data driven research, new modes of work and expertise are emerging in academia. However, common metrics which aim to benchmark the impact and value of research mostly emphasize traditional scientific outputs (publications in high impact journals). Novel bases and methods of research and forms of scholarly communication are not included, e.g. data curation, data publication, new modes of scientific output including video abstracts, blogs, micropublications and the sharing of scientific tools and software. To develop new modes of scholarly communication and activity that ensure transparency, reproducibility and reusability, additional systems are necessary to recognize and value new scientific roles (e.g. data experts) and new incentive/accreditation processes for science researchers. This workshop presents thoughts on how to address these imperatives for change.
Presenters/Slides (Alphabetical Order)
Julia Klebanov, Moore Foundation
Challenges in Evaluating Basic Science Investments : a Funder's Perspective - PRESENTATION*
Julia Lane, NYU Wagner School, Center for Urban Science and Progress
Measurement matters
Vincent Larivière, École de bibliothéconomie et des sciences de l'information, Université de Montréal
What do open science indicators measure ? - PRESENTATION*
Daniella Lowenberg, California Digital Library
Make Data Count - PRESENTATION*
Paul Wouters, Director Centre for Science and Technology Studies, Leiden University
Next-generation altmetrics :-responsible metrics and evaluation for open science - PRESENTATION*
* In the absence of specific copyright markings, please observe fair use principles or contact the presenter for re-use permissions.
Machine Learning and Its Applications to Scientific and Technical Information
Machine learning may be the next great innovation in knowledge search and discovery. Machine learning describes what happens in machines that get trained to perform a task by exposure to examples of what they're supposed to learn. It's already happening all around us in the development of facial and object recognition ; self-driving cars ; instant language translation ; and speech recognition. This workshop will explore machine learning and its applications relevant to science and, more specifically, to various forms of scientific and technical information, including images, data, and text.
Presenters/Slides (Alphabetical Order)
Lee Angelelli, IBM
Applying Cognitive Computing to Understand and Answer Users Information Needs - PRESENTATION*
Andrew Fast, CounterFlow AI
A Brief History of Machine Learning - PRESENTATION*
Andrew McCallum, University of Massachusetts
AI for Representation and Reasoning in Knowledge Bases of Science
Ray Shan, Yewno
Using AI to Enhance Research - PRESENTATION*
Georgia Tourassi, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Deep Learning Enabled National Cancer Surveillance - PRESENTATION*
* In the absence of specific copyright markings, please observe fair use principles or contact the presenter for re-use permissions.
Reserved for ICSTI members and invited guests, the General Assembly is a session devoted to the association governance,
As a now regular feature of the ICSTI events, member organisations are invited to share with fellow delegates highlights of projects/initiatives/innovations that they recently completed or are implementing via 10/15-minute member-to-member présentations.
This time in Washington, we were pleased to listen to presentations by :
Donna Sheeder – IFLA : Her talk focused on the some key IFLA initiatives : IFA's international advocacy program for Access to information through Libraries as critical to the achievement of the the UN Sustainable Development Goals, IFLA's global vision program, and the Library Map of the World.
Regina Romano Reynolds – ISSN : Regina provided an overview of the ISSN Network's strategy to provide enhanced access to ISSN (International Standard Serial Number) data will include plans for enhancing the ISSN International Centre's operations, infrastructure, data, products and services, communications, and partnerships.
Tomoko Steen – LoC : Tomoko's short presentation introduced LC's new approach to digital preservation of rare and historical materials at the Library of Congress and other digital initiatives with some examples.
Thanks to all for a a highly informative and enlightening day !
Held as an Associated Event with the Research Data Alliance (RDA) 9th Plenary meeting , the ICSTI 2017 Annual Members' Meeting & Workshops took place on Tuesday, 4th April 2017 at the Barcelo Sants Hotel, Barcelona, Spain.
As is now customary, this ICSTI Annual Members' Meeting & Workshops comprised three parts : the Members-only session, the ITOC Workshop, and the TACC Workshop, both workshops being open to ICSTI and non-ICSTI delegates.
ITOC and TACC WORKSHOPS
The ITOC and TACC workshops, organised by the Information Trends and Opportunities Committee and the Technical Activities Coordinating Committee of ICSTI were respectively chaired by Margret Plank (TIB) and Carly Robinson (DOE/OSTI)
Workshop Title
'Enhanced Publications : Approaches to Maximising the Value of Digital Assets to Enhance Scientific Publications'
Workshop Description
Current research is presented by a variety of digital assets. Besides text research also includes visualized research data, video, graphics, models and even software code. These digital assets are an important element of contemporary scientific outputs and thus part of our cultural heritage. Unfortunately, no sustainable standard has become established for handling these important assets. Only a negligible proportion of those digital assets are accessible at present, whilst scientific texts are, in principle, sufficiently well-documented and available. This can lead to serious problems when it comes to verify, reproduce and reuse the research results. In this workshop we'd like to focus on approaches and strategies for integration, re-use and re-purposing of data and digital content within scientific publications.
Workshop Speakers - Alphabetical order
Neil Chue Hong, Software Sustainability Institute - Software - a different type of research object ?
Maarten Cleeren, Elsevier - Elsevier : Elsevier's Article of the Future
Markus Kaindl, Springer Nature - Springer Nature SciGraph – Building a Linked Data Knowledge Graph for the scholarly publishing domain
Marco Stella, JoVE - Our Shared Role in Solving Science's Reproducibility Crisis
Final workshop program and embedded presentation slides >>>
Workshop Title :
'Scientific Data Repositories : Use Cases, Innovation, and Best Practices'
Workshop Description
Research funding in recent years often comes with the condition to make some of the resulting data openly available. Scientific data can be made available through a number of mechanisms, including being hosted in general scientific data repositories. This workshop will explore various data repositories and data discovery tools, their plans for long term preservation and access to the data they host, provenance and updating/versioning of data, and cross-repository integration and search.
Workshop Speakers - Alphabetical order
Amir Aryani, ANDS - Research Data Switchboard
Ingrid Dillo & Peter Doorn, DANS - FAIR Data in Trustworthy Data Repositories : Everybody wants to play FAIR, but how do we put the principles into practice ?
Angelina Kraft, TIB - Establishing a generic Research Data Repository : RADAR
William Michener, DataONE - Supporting Data Discovery, Sharing and Reproducibility to Enable New Science
Tim Smith, CERN - Zenodo : A Research Data Repository for All
Dan Valen, figshare - Active Research Data Management Workflows through to Preservation
Final workshop program and embedded presentation slides >>>
Reserved for ICSTI members and invited guests, the Members-only session is devoted to the association running and governance,
As a now regular feature of the ICSTI events, member organisations are invited to share with fellow delegates highlights of projects/initiatives/innovations that they recently completed or are implementing via 10/15-minute member-to-member presentations.
In Barcelona, presentations were provided by :
Jan Brase – Goettingen State and University Library
>>> More on Jan
Kathleen Shearer – Confederation of Open Access Repositories. (Guest presentation on key RDA Interest Groups)
>>> More on Kathleen
Jiao Li – Institute of Medical Information, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences
>>> More on Jiao
Member-to-Member presentations can be downloaded from the Members' page.
Impressions of the workshops


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