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SCHOOL LIBRARY MEDIA CENTER QUESTIONNAIRE SCHOOLS AND STAFFING SURVEY 2007-08 SCHOOL YEAR
This process of Hazard Assessment, as required by 1910.132(d), is the focus of this resource document. We hope to offer ideas and suggestions to management seeking compliance with certain programmatic aspects of the personal protective equipment standard. The guidelines presented here are primarily derived from the appendices of Subpart I. Excluded from consideration are the requirements of 1910.134 - Respiratory Protection and 1910.95 - Occupational Noise (Hearing Conservation). Guidance for complying with those standards may be found in other documents, Respiratory Protection Guidelines and Hearing Conservation Program, also available from Safe State. To make the...
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List of Media Clips Quicktime Movie Shockwave Simulation Smil Presentation MP3 Soundtrack
Some types of PPE are simply not appropriate for use in certain situations. For instance, let's say you have maintenance employees working in a shop area where they have been assigned to wear ANSI-approved safety glasses with side shields for protection against flying particles generated at various grinding machines. One of these employees is called away to work in a treating area where dip tanks are located. Assigned PPE in the treating area consists of chemical-protective splash goggles. If your maintenance employee entered the treating area wearing his safety glasses, his eyes would be potentially exposed...
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PRWEEK MEDIA SURVEY 2008
Some limitations are imposed by incompatibilities of barrier material with chemical agents. Chemical resistant gloves, suits, etc. are rated on the ability to prevent contact with special types of chemicals. This performance is usually rated in terms of breakthrough times, that is how long it takes for a particular chemical to pass through a particular barrier material under test conditions. This kind of information should be obtained from manufacturers (or from other reputable sources of technical information such as NIOSH, OSHA, etc.)and used to determine (a) What types of barrier materials are best suited for working with...
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Guidelines for scientists on communicating with the media
We honor those who provided this rich intellectual heritage while also recognizing that much has changed in the decades since the term media literacy first came into use. In responding to those changes, this document shifts the focus of the discussion from what we believe to be true about media to what we believe to be true about how people learn to think critically. It expands the boundaries of the field to encompass not only what we teach but also how we teach, thereby distinguishing these as Core Principles of media literacy education rather than solely as...
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Direct HFC and PFC Emissions from Use of Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Equipment
The Facebook newsfeeds we will see at the end of next year will look very different from the ones we see now. We will see the rise of bigger, bolder, more interactive – and intrusive – Facebook advertisements in 2013. It was only a matter of time before Facebook sought to monetize and justify its massive valuation. The drive for effective and revenue-generating advertising will draw on its powerful social ecosystem, pushing the creative formats and placements far away from the ads we see today. Brands will be permitted to be more visible on members’ newsfeeds, growing the use of sponsored stories...
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DIGITAL & MEDIA PREDICTIONS 2013
Facebook will morph from a relatively private social space to a business entity driven by the bottom line. Brands will need to tread carefully as they explore these new opportunities. Some users will tolerate prominent advertising in return for free access to their friends and social connections, but others may balk at increased commercialization. Seeing their personal data sold for targeted advertising may cause resentment, unless brands deliver engaging content that is appropriate for this personal space. As brands start to invest higher CPMs in more impactful ad units, it will become increasingly important to optimize visuals and messaging. Some of...
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CORE PRINCIPLES OF MEDIA LITERACY EDUCATION in the UNITED STATES
Picture this... you walk into a room and the ambience instantly adapts to your personal preferences—the lighting dims, jazz music begins to play, and pictures of your favorite beach are projected onto the walls. You set your smartphone down on the desk, and all your information (files, pictures, songs, movies, etc.) are at your fingertips; no more laptop bags, flash drives, or papers—everything is just there. With increased power and capabilities, our mobile devices become the remote controls of our lives, allowing not only active control of electronics, but seamless integration of the world around us. While the milieu described above...
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CIRA NEWSLETTER
One of the great things about the Internet is that you can access all your favorite content at the touch of a button and all for free, right? Not for much longer. In 2013 we will see an increase in the amount of content shifting away from ad-supported business models to pay-per-view or subscription-based models. Driving the change is the rapid decline in audiences for the big players of traditional media. Newspaper and magazine circulation is in decline and TV audiences are becoming increasingly fragmented, due to the growth of alternative television services as well as online and mobile video consumption. While...
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Supplanting the old media?
While many of these players have established solid online properties, they have generally been seen as an extension of their traditional audience and are based around a free access, ad-supported business model. To sustain high-quality content, they will need to use some form of subscription-based access to ensure delivery of specialized and exclusive content. The Wall Street Journal led the way as far back as 1997, but ever more established content sites will move towards paywalls and subscription models. What does this mean for brands and marketers? More fragmentation – with consumers now having to pay, you can expect audience sizes for...
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A Nurse’s Guide to the Use of Social Media
Omnichannel marketing is about being present or available across the consumer’s behavioral path: each potential contact point integrated with all others. The concept started in the retail sector where this behavioral path is easily tracked across online, offline and mobile touchpoints (both marketing and transactional). The digital arena will represent the first stage of more brands adopting an omnichannel mindset, as social and mobile data sources are blended with offline brand experiences. Customer data will be key to these efforts as big data moves from a passive pool of potential insights, into an active mechanism for deepening the meaning behind each...
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THE HISTORY OF HOCKEY EQUIPMENT
Reports of the death of TV have been greatly exaggerated. Contrary to predictions that the digital age would drag people away from TV, we are watching more TV than ever. Rather than being eroded, people’s viewing experience is being enriched by social networks and dedicated social TV apps like Zeebox. Increasingly, the assumption that a laptop, and a tablet or mobile are the 'second' and 'third' screens will dissipate. It will not be enough to simply broadcast a hashtag and flag a few tweets on the television screen. Telling stories through multiple screens (and elsewhere) will begin to supplant the notion...
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California PIZZA KITCHEN
An audience will be able to immerse themselves in content to an extent that suits them. The majority will continue to consume most TV passively, but those more invested in a particular program will be able to access and interact with richer story elements during and between episodes. Unique story elements in different channels will be integrated with audience responses and reactions to become part of a single narrative, which permeates more deeply into people’s lives. These interactive trans-media stories will be tailored to the specific program audience; designed to improve with each episode and series as the barriers between broadcaster...
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Small-Area Forestry Equipment
It is no longer up for discussion. Advertisers have now moved beyond the click and require insight into the brand impact of their online activity alongside their click data. In 2012, we saw the introduction of real-time branding optimization, allowing advertisers to tweak campaigns on the fly, up-weighting successful campaign elements and down-weighting low performers. In 2013, this real-time planning and reallocation will go mainstream, moving from a 'nice to have' to an essential feature of digital campaign delivery and evaluation. We are seeing growing demand for actionable in-campaign insight and we are also seeing advertisers reap the rewards. Brand.net measured...
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PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT COMPLIANCE GUIDE
Importantly, although some general rules are emerging, these do not always apply. Macro factors such as industry and brand status will play a role, but media planners will also need to consider micro factors such as creative strength, web site context and frequency effects. There will be no standard template for campaign planning against a specific objective. An awareness campaign which just employs billboards and wallpapers will likely drive awareness, but the potential negative repercussions on other brand metrics will need to be considered. We will see even more innovative and strategic online planning in 2013, as advertisers strive for a...
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Power Factor Tutorial
This document is one of a series of guidance notes produced by The National Archives, giving general advice on issues relating to the preservation and management of electronic records. It is intended for use by anyone involved in the creation of electronic records that may need to be preserved over the long term, as well as by those responsible for preservation. This guidance note provides information for the creators and managers of electronic records about the selection of physical storage media in the context of long-term preservation. The scope of this guidance note is limited to removable...
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Model Policy Guidelines for the Appropriate Use of Social Media and Social Networking in Medical Practice
There are many issues to be considered when selecting physical storage media that extend beyond the immediate and obvious requirements of the situation. This guidance note should assist data creators to make informed decisions based on the ever-changing choices available. The adoption of appropriate storage media for electronic records brings benefits to data creators, data managers and digital archivists. Selection decisions informed by the criteria described in this guidance note will greatly enhance the sustainability of the records created. ...
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Intelligence Reform After Five Years: The Role of the Director of National Intelligence (DNI)
SCN, like all plant-parasitic nematodes, is a microscopic roundworm – a very simple animal, related to the animal- parasitic roundworms that infect livestock and pets. The juvenile nematode [top right] is the infective stage of SCN – the stage that actually enters the soybean root. It hatches from an egg [right]. The juveniles penetrate soybean roots and cause the for- mation of specialized feeding cells in the vascular system (veins) of the roots. If the juveniles become males, they leave the root after feeding for a few days, move through the soil, and do not contribute further to plant damage....
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Rich Media Mobile Advertising Guidelines Version 1.0
The changes to the spectrum management framework that are presented in the redeployment plan follow the guiding principles established in the Spectrum Policy 30-896 MHz, Part II, issued in April, 95 and the consultation with the Radio Advisory Board of Canada. The Department will use several spectrum management tools, including policy, equipment certification and authorization provisions, to achieve the redeployment objectives. Also, the plan provides incentives for voluntary early deployment of more spectrum efficient technologies, i.e., based on demonstrated need, applicants will be able to use a portion of the spectrum that is freed-up through early deployment. The Department also foresees that when the new...
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2012 MEDIA KIT
In view of the limited availability of radio frequency spectrum in the land mobile bands between 100 and 500 MHz in large urban areas of the country, the Department of Industry initiated in April, 1995, a process leading to a change in the spectrum management framework for these bands. This change will facilitate the introduction of more spectrum efficient equipment and systems, leading to increased overall traffic capacity of the bands, as part of long term solutions in meeting mobile spectrum needs. The changes to the spectrum management framework that are presented in the redeployment plan follow the guiding principles established in the Spectrum Policy 30-896...
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Redeployment Plan for Spectrum Efficient Land Mobile Equipment in the Frequency Range 100-500 MHz
In addition to these incentives, the Department is currently developing a new radio licence fee model, based on spectrum consumption and relative spectrum scarcity. Under the proposed new model, licensees who adopt spectrum efficient technologies would benefit from lower licence fees. The new fee model would therefore encourage voluntary early migration to more spectrum efficient technologies. The provisions of the present plan will be applicable within congested areas (i.e. areas of intensive mobile use, where applicants are denied access to spectrum). These provisions may also be applied to assignments in areas surrounding the congested areas if they are expected to impact on the availability of...
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Connecting to System i IBM Systems Director Navigator for i5/OS Version 6 Release 1
The amalgamation of a number of channels is allowed provided the equipment (or the system) meets the spectrum efficiency criteria set out in the certification section of this document. The Department introduces a redeployment plan that will increase spectrum efficiency in the bands 150 MHz and 450 MHz through the introduction of more spectrum efficient equipment. The redeployment plan will take place in two phases that will require a transition to more spectrum efficient equipment to free-up more mobile spectrum in areas of intensive mobile use where additional mobile users cannot be accommodated. In Phase 1, this will be accomplished through specific channel plans, certification and deployment...
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USING WORK EQUIPMENT SAFELY
To conserve spectrum in critical frequency bands, the Department may encourage appropriate radio systems to be developed in alternate frequency bands and the use of existing networks to their maximum capacity. Emphasis also will continue to be placed on efficient spectrum utilization and conservation techniques, if viable, as a requirement for existing and new services. Priority will be considered for technologies and systems which are more spectrum efficient.” Within the context of the Spectrum Policy Framework for Canada, the Department may also adopt, with appropriate notification, spectrum policies or system standards to conserve spectrum such as those envisaged in this redeployment plan, for the bands 150 MHz and 450...
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Selecting Storage Media for Long-Term Preservation
Forty-five days after the publication of this Plan, new systems in areas of high congestion, subject to local conditions, shall meet the one vc per 12.5 kHz efficiency standard or equivalent of Phase 1 spectrum efficiency criteria. In certain circumstances, new systems that make use of equipment not meeting the spectrum efficiency criteria may be authorized. For example, a new system that optimizes the use of the existing spectrum environment through vertical loading may be permitted. Such systems would be considered as any other non-standard system as per the calendar of events. Furthermore, applications for the expansion of an existing network or system employing non-spectrum...
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Selection Guide for Vibration Isolation of HVAC Equipment
Managing and controlling traffic on ramps is important because freeway entrance and exit ramps are the only facilities motorists may use to legally make connections to and from limited access facilities and as such represent the only locations where traffic entering and exiting a limited access facility can be controlled. Often, ramps are too closely spaced, do not offer adequate acceleration distances for posted speeds, or are simply overwhelmed by the increasing number of motorists that use them on a daily basis. When conditions like these exist, impacts may develop that affect the efficient and safe operation of...
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Equipment Descriptions
The manner in which safety is improved depends on the type of ramp management strategy selected. Ramp metering improves safety by breaking up platoons of vehicles entering the freeway, thereby allowing more orderly and safe interactions between merging vehicles and freeway mainline vehicles. Ramp closure improves safety by preventing vehicles from using ramps, where nearby events or activities pose a safety threat to vehicles. Other strategies improve safety by alerting motorists of conditions that motorists do not expect, while others reduce conflicts between through traffic and vehicles that intend to use the ramp. ...
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GUIDELINES FOR THE USE OF SOCIAL MEDIA
Tight economic conditions will continue to force the issue of good project portfolio management. Selection of the right projects and resourcing those projects for success will be seen as critical to the efficient achievement of an organization’s strategy. Over half of respondents report frequent use of project portfolio management in their organization, an increase of five percentage points from the previous survey. According to a 2011 survey on PMI’s The Standard for Portfolio Management, financial and budget management is the second most important aspect of portfolio management, after providing “big picture” visibility to executives. ...
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UKIP Manifesto Empowering the people
“We purchased a refurbished Siemens SOMATOM 16-slice CT and my understanding is that they basically overhauled the whole unit,” says Paul Deloia, CEO of Tristan Associates, a Harrisburg, PA-based group of digital imaging centers. “They replaced everything that needed to be replaced and we received the same warranty as if we bought a new one. Some vendors just perform cosmetic changes like painting the unit and don’t really replace the circuitry and tubes.” The old adage rings true: knowledge is power and knowing that the system has been overhauled by the same manufacturer that created it, and therefore knows it best,...
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Storage Considerations for VMware® vCloud™ Director
“Whether it’s OEM or third party, the equipment itself should cost about the same,” says Tucker. “It’s the service contract that tends to be different and cost a little more through the OEM. But for good reason: a third-party vendor might be a one- or two-person operation, which means if your equipment goes down there may be a delay in service.” Additional factors to consider if dealing with a third-party vendor are the vendor’s inventory supply and how it handles a sale. As the manufacturer, OEMs typically have more inventory on hand than third-party vendors, and are often in contact with...
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VMware vCloud® Director™ Infrastructure Resiliency Case Study
The ability to have an upgrade path to new software and equipment is another benefit of refurbished OEM equipment. “Although it’s not normally a consideration for my customers, there certainly is the potential to expand and upgrade if you choose equipment from an OEM,” says Tucker. Warranties, service and parts availability, training, and potential upgrade paths – all form comprehensive after-sale support designed to help facilities receive optimal performance and satisfaction from their purchases. At the end of the day, it’s the user’s satisfaction with the equipment and the vendor that makes the difference. “I have purchased Siemens refurbished equipment in...
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Pre-owned Equipment Strategies - What You Should Know about OEM Refurbished & Third-Party Used
A guiding principle is that effective control is not the sole preserve of the health sector but requires collaboration with various other sectors together with public and private agencies and institutions. Implementation of this strategy will require effective public health regulation and legislation, allied to a strong commitment and concerted action by the World Health Organization, working in coordination with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, the United Nations Environment Programme, other United Nations agencies and donors, and Member States....
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