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My stepdad is dying of lung cancer. I was wondering if you can send me some information about terminal restlessness? Thank you.
Erin McMenamin, MSN, CRNP, AOCN, Pain Medicine Nurse Practitioner and Program Manager at the Abramson Cancer Center of the University of Pennsylvania, responds:
This condition is referred to as terminal restlessness, or terminal delirium.
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I'm interested in getting together with people working with/in schools and having a conversation about where to next in terms of FOSS adoption.
I do IT support for organisations in Otago mainly, incuding some schools. Warrington school is a small primary school who use only FOSS. I didn't get to most of the edu miniconf, but I heard a bit of the Abany presentation. I've also heard informally a bit about what happened at Hagley.
I am interested in having an informal BOF (since all the official slots are taken to my knowedge?) What should our strategy be in terms of expanding adoption to other schools? Clearly we have the early adopters, where to next?
Please feel free to add your own notes and experiences, questions etc.
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Civic 3 upstairs in the town hall, 12:15 - 1:30 Thursday. People may want to get their lunch from downstairs and bring it up to Civic 3.
People who are interested
- Alex King
- Tabitha Roder
- Eric Light
- Mark Osborne
- Neal Schulz
- Donald Rogers
- Kris van der Mewe
- Graham Lauder
- Michael Robinson
- David Esterman
- Paul Shirnen
- Geoffrey Robertson
- Craig Pearce* Lisa Sands
- Fabiana Kubke
- Richard Hector
- John Graves
plus 3 or 4 who have contacted me (Alex) privately
- we want to share our tools and experiences on Wikieducator. The software section of the Open Education page is a useful starting point: http://www.wikieducator.org/Open_Education/Software
- Discusion on SMSs
- Teachers have no time
- Tech Admin is disjoint between schools and often poorly paid, resourced and regarded by the school administration.
- need good student management system that is open source
expectations / desired outcomes
- find out what is happening/ what FOSS use currently in other schools
- share/learn strategies to evangeise/encourage adoption of FOSS in schools we work in
- strategise - what schools could be in the next wave of adoption?
- strategise - what are the "killer apps" to sell FOSS to schools?
- what else is happening in this space? (NZOSS education section, wikieducator .....)
- I want to document the outcomes on this wiki page if possible
- how do we ensure the focus is on education and providing the best environment for learning rather than the focus being on the tools?
- (add your desired outcomes of our session here)
Other stuff of interest
www.moodlemoot.co.nz - 13 to 15 April, Christchurch
- had one suggestion - teacher workshop on how to use the lesson activity module
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I was disappointed with Legs and Shoulders after going through the Chest and Back video. The exercises in Legs and Shoulders seem to be geared towards the hockey player. Several of the leg exercises require equipment that costs as much as $1,700, which makes it unlikely that the average trainer is going to be able to use the exercises. I submitted a question to Twist regarding a particular exercise but I have not received a reply. I don't think the content is worth the $69.95 price. At least it is 0.4 CEC's.
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quote:oh look, another thread where doc "knows" who is playing because of all his insider connections, but wont share. what a douche.
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quote:I just said SC is not the only program in a major metro area, and it's false to state they are.
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quote:Man some of you guys are really blinded by hate for USC. This guy Scott Schenter, the supplier or illegal benefits, is Washington Huskies fan. There are emails from him saying he hopes USC gets in trouble for this:
quote:but it should be taken into account.
quote:USC wore red socks and red, yellow and silver football shoes for the first time in school history.
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quote:Please keep comparing pedophiles to a school where it's former AD turned a blind eye to its athletes getting preyed on by people outside the university trying to make a buck.
quote:Here's an interesting article with an NCAA "expert", whatever that means.
quote:...and they're the big time program with the big time athletes in Los Angeles - which ain't like no place else...and it certainly isn't Baton Rouge or Norman cow pasture Okie. Nobody else has it like USC when it comes to potential trouble.
quote:Lot of people would say considering USC's special circumstances they should have been monitoring closer than any team in the country.
quote:My prediction is along the lines of the NCAA saying, 'You've done a lot of good things since this happened, and you've already kind of answered for this type of thing, even if it wasn't with these two athletes. So let's continue to see if this is going to work in Los Angeles. USC needs to start getting credit for the fact that their degree of difficulty is probably harder than anybody else's.
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The Symbian Web Runtime (WRT) is the official Web Runtime offering by Nokia for Symbian devices. Nokia Asha Web Apps are W3C compliant widgets than run on Nokia Nokia Asha devices.
The two types of web apps are actually quite similar; they are both constructed from traditional web resources written in html, javascript and CSS, have a registration file, and are packaged in zip files. While the execution model is quite different, from a developer point of view the packaging and programming is much the same. As a result developers can port between the two types with little effort.
File name
Both types of web apps are packaged in a zip file containing much the same files. The main change in this area when porting is to use the correct file extension:
- Series 40 Web App has extension .wgt
- Symbian Web Runtime has extension .wgz
It is also necessary to change the registration file, as discussed below.
Widget / Web App manifest file
Both Symbian WRT widgets and Nokia Asha Web Apps need to have a manifest file, which defines the widget properties such as name, identifier and icon. W3C widget manifest file name is config.xml.
- Symbian Web Runtime widget: info.plist
- Nokia Asha Web Apps: config.xml
W3C widget manifest file is more versatile than the info.plist that is used in the Symbian WRT. Comparison of the common info.plist values and config.xml elements.
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<key>DisplayName</key> |
<name short="WebAppName">WebAppName</name> |
<key>MainHTML</key> |
<content src="index.html"/> |
<key>Identifier</key> |
As attribute for the root widget element. id="http://webAppName" |
<key>Version</key> |
As attribute for the root widget element.version="1.0" |
<key>MiniViewEnabled</key> |
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<key>AllowNetworkAccess</key> |
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Not used in symbian WRT | Used when storing preferences <preference name="key" value=""/> |
Not used in symbian WRT | Must be included in Nokia Asha Web Apps! <feature name="nokia://s40.nokia.com/SAWRT/1.0 " required="true"/> |
Not used in symbian WRT | <author email="firstname.lastname@example.com" href="http://foo.org/">Foo Bar Corp</author> |
Not used in symbian WRT | <license>Copyright Foo Bar Corp, 2011.</license> |
Example: Info.plist (WRT)
<DOCTYPEplistPUBLIC "//Nokia//DTDPLIST1.0//EN" "http://www.nokia.com/NOKIA_COM_1/DTDs/plist-1.0.dtd"><plist version="1.0">
<string>A Widget</string>
config.xml (Series 40 Web App)
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<widget xmlns="http://www.w3.org/ns/widgets" height="200" id="http://nokia.com/simplemaps" version="0.1.0" viewmodes="windowed fullscreen" width="200">
<name short="AW">A Widget</name>
<icon src="icon.png"/>
<content src="AWidget.html"/>
<author email=" email@example.com" href=" http://www.website.com/">
Size of UI elements
The typical screen size of Series 40 device (240 x 320 px) is different from typical Symbian touch devices (640 x 360 px), so the application must change the width and height of some items in html or css in order to optimise the UI. This includes text, images and videos.
Comparison of recommended dimensions of a button on common devices running Symbian WRT and Series 40 Web App.
Device | Physical size | Pixel size |
Nokia N8-00 (Symbian^3) | 7 x 7 mm | 60 x 60 px |
Nokia X3-02 (Series 40) | 6.1 x 6.1 mm | 40 x 40 px |
For more information see Series 40 Web App UX Guidelines.
Media file size
Nokia Asha devices are typically are less powerful than Symbian devices. In order to run applications at acceptable speeds, it may be necessary to use smaller media files, including images, audio and video.
Application structure
The most difficult part on porting a Symbian Web Runtime widget to Series 40 Web App is taking mobile web library (MWL) into use in a Web App. Symbian Web Runtime allows JavaScript to be executed on a device and thus you can e.g. switch element contents on the fly without user noticing. The situation is different in the Series 40 Web App, as all of the JavaScript is executed on a proxy server. Using JavaScript to switch elements contents in a Web App will result in a round trip to server and back. This is where MWL comes to help. What you should do is to generate most of the HTML ready in the server side using JavaScript and then use MWL methods to switch CSS properties to hide and show element contents. Methods provided by the MWL are only scripts that are executed on a device in a Nokia Asha Web Apps.
Application icons
Nokia Asha Web Apps have one more icon compared to Symbian WRT widget. They both share the main icon defined in the info.plist or config.xml. This icon is used in the application menus. In addition a favicon is needed in Nokia Asha Web Apps. The favicon is used in Nokia Browser history and favorites listing. The favicon is a 16x16 px pixel image. To include favicon add following line to index.html head-section:
<link rel="icon" type="image/png" href="favicon.png"/>
Storing Data
Nokia Asha Web Apps supports preferences attribute to store key-value pairs as defined in the W3C Widget interface specification. Preference should be defined in config.xml before using.
Config.xml: <preference name="key" value=""/>
var val = widget.preferences.getItem("key");
//or alternative way to access preferences
var val = widget.preferences["key"];
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Symbian WRT equivalent would be:
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Earlier today, we covered the ACC's top 15 recruits from National Signing Day. Now, we take a closer look at each team's haul and how it stacks up against their conferencemates (plus Louisville), while also highlighting each school's top recruit. Once again, we'll be using ESPN's rankings for consistency's sake. Please don't take that as us putting too much stock in these (or any) numbers, however.
1. Florida State Seminoles (22 commitments, 12 in ESPN300): FSU underwent a bit of a crisis a few weeks back, losing offensive coordinator James Coley to rival Miami, and possibly a ton of their recruits in the process. And yet, the collateral damage didn't turn out all that bad. The 'Noles still pulled down a boatload of top recruits from all across the south (especially Florida), filling most needs on both sides of the ball. This team will be forced to reload a bit in 2013, and this class helps them do that — most notably at linebacker, with five commits at the position. Top Recruit: Matthew Thomas, OLB (No. 6 overall, Grade: 90)
2. Clemson Tigers (23 commitments, 10 in ESPN300): Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney continued his recruiting hot streak, scoring another strong class packed with athletic defenders as he and D-coordinator Brent Venables fix this squad's biggest weakness. While he wasn't the most heralded member of the star-studded class, New York DE Ebenezer Ogundeko could end up being the hidden gem here, though he'll need to bulk up a bit for the college game. Top Recruit: Mackensie Alexander, CB (No. 4 overall, Grade: 91)
3. Virginia Tech Hokies (22 commitments, 4 in ESPN300): Tech took advantage of a strong 2013 class coming out of Virginia, nabbing 14 in-state recruits. Overall, the group appears heavy on defense, which stays in line with what Frank Beamer's staff has done consistently over the past two decades. Granted, that won't help the team's current offensive woes, but given some defensive issues this past season, bolstering that side can't be a bad thing. Top Recruit: Kendall Fuller, CB (No. 18 overall, Grade: 88)


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There can be several reasons for abnormal or irregular readings during exercise. Due to the same reasons, heart rate may stay at the same value for a long time or the heart rate stays at zero (0).
1. Poor contact between the skin and the electrodes of the transmitter
For accurate heart rate measurement, the contact between skin and the electrodes should be as good as possible. Polar transmitters measure the ECG signal from the chest, where it is the strongest. The weak heart-generated signals need to be accurately measured before the calculation of the heart rate. It is therefore important to ensure that the contact between the skin and the electrodes is as good as possible. Here are some tips how to ensure good contact:
1.1. Moisten the grooved electrode areas on the back of the transmitter. At the beginning of the exercise session your skin may be dry and the moisture will help ensure better contact. When you start to sweat the contact will improve because the salt in the sweat conducts the electrical signals very well. Saliva is a good conductor as well. However, if you have a WearLink31 or WearLink W.I.N.D transmitter, it is essential that you moisten the electrodes well under the tap water before the exercise.
1.2. Tighten the elastic strap of the transmitter. If the transmitter is loose, the movement of the electrodes disturbs the detection of the ECG signal. If the standard strap does not fit satisfactorily, larger and smaller elastic straps are available as accessories.
1.3. The type of the ECG signal slightly varies from person to person. The form of the ECG signal can depend on form of the chest, the anatomical location and position of the heart, position of the electrodes and the amount of body fat. If the ECG signal is weak, disturbances can more easily spoil the signal. Find the best contact by turning the transmitter left or right, or place it lower or higher. There have been cases where the transmitter detects the heart rate better when it is turned upside down so that the Polar logo is upside down and facing out, or even when attached on the persons back with the Polar logo upside down and facing out.
1.4. For active sports like aerobics or marathons, women can use the accessory Heart Bra which makes the transmitter stay in place better. Ask your local Polar dealer or distributor for the availability of this product.
1.5. Hairy chest may also weaken the contact. Try to find the best possible position for transmitter.
1.6. In demanding cases, use conductive electrode lotion or gel to improve the contact. After using them, it is very important to wash the transmitter carefully. However, it is not recommended to use conductive electrode lotion or gel when using the WearLink31 or WearLink W.I.N.D transmitter since the lotion or gel can block the electrode area.
2. Wear and tear of the transmitter
Proper care of the transmitter after use ensures longer service life for the transmitter.
2.1. Wash the transmitter regularly after use. T31, T31C, T61 transmitters should be washed with a mild soap and water solution. Dry it carefully with a soft towel after washing.
WearLink31 and WearLink W.I.N.D transmitter connector and strap should be rinsed with water after every use. Dry the connector carefully with a soft towel. Store the WearLink or WearLink+ strap and connector separately.
Never store the transmitter when it is wet. Sweat and moisture can keep the electrodes wet and the transmitter activated, which shortens the battery life.
2.2. Store your Polar product in a cool and dry place. Make sure that the electrodes do not contact anything damp, such as sport towel or wet elastic strap. Do not store a wet transmitter in any kind of non-breathing material, such as a plastic bag or a sports bag.
2.3. Do not bend or stretch the transmitter. This may damage the electrodes.
2.4. Only dry the transmitter with a towel. Hard-handed handling may damage the electrodes.
2.5. Keep your Polar product out of extreme cold and heat. The operating temperature is -10 ºC to 50 ºC/ 14 ºF to 122 ºF. Do not expose the Polar product to direct sunlight for extended periods, such as leaving it in a car.
2.6. T31, T31C, T61 transmitters can be washed with mild soap and a gentle brush. If the electrodes appear discoloured, the transmitter needs to be washed. Do not use any alcohol or a solvent based detergent.
2.7. WearLink and WearLink+ straps should be washed regularly in a washing machine at 40ºC/104ºF or at lest after every fifth use. This ensures reliable measurement and maximizes the life span of the transmitter. Use a washing pouch. Do not soak, spin-dry, iron, dry clean or bleach the strap. Do not use detergent with bleach or fabric softener. Never put the transmitter connector in the washing machine or drier!
3. Electromagnetic disturbances
3.1 Transmitters using 5 kHz transmission frequency
- WearLink31
Electromagnetic disturbances may occur near high voltage power lines, traffic lights, mp3 player, the overhead lines of electric railways, electric bus lines or tram lines, televisions, car motors, bike computers, some motor driven exercise equipment, cellular phones or when you walk through electric security gates. Check your surroundings and move away from the source of interference, or remove the source of the disturbance.
3.2 Transmitters using 2.4 GHz transmission frequency
- WearLink W.I.N.D
Disturbances may occur near high-voltage power lines, traffic lights, mp3 player, overhead lines of electric railways, electric bus lines or trams, televisions, car motors, bike computers, some motor-driven exercise equipment, cellular phones, or when you walk through electric security gates. Microwave ovens, computers and WLAN base stations may also cause interference. To avoid erratic readings, move away from possible sources of disturbance.
3.3 Disturbance caused by electronical exercise equipments
Exercise equipment with electronic or electrical components such as LED displays, motors and electrical brakes may cause interfering stray signals. To solve these problems, try the following:
1. Remove the transmitter from your chest and use the exercise equipment as you would normally.
2. Move the monitor around until you find an area in which it displays no stray reading or does not flash the heart symbol. Interference is often worst directly in front of the display panel of the equipment, while the left or right side of the display is relatively free of disturbance.
3. Put the transmitter back on your chest and keep the running computer in this interference-free area as much as possible.
If the monitor still does not work with the exercise equipment, it may be electrically too noisy for wireless heart rate measurement.
4. The distance between the transmitter and the unit is too great
4.1 Transmitters using 5 kHz transmission frequency
- WearLink31
The maximum transmission range between the transmitter and the unit is 1 meter (3 ft). If the distance is greater, the unit may not get all the signals sent from the transmitter. In cases where the transmission range is at it is extremes, for example rowing or biking where the unit is not attached to the wrist, the unit may display the same heart rate for a long time. To avoid this, keep the distance within 1 meter.
5. Signals from more than one Polar Transmitter within 1 meter transmission range
Note this is valid only with non-coded 5 kHz transmitter!
In cases where there are more than one transmitter nearer than 1 meter, and you are using the non-coded transmitter, your unit can pick up the signal from all transmitters within the range. This can result abnormal high readings. Even if the other transmitter is coded, and yours is non-coded, your unit may still give an inaccurate reading. To avoid signal crosstalk, keep the distance to the other transmitters.
The coded transmitter and unit system does not pick up the signal from other heart rate monitors. In case of false readings with a coded transmitter and unit, check if the code has been locked. After a successful code search, a frame will appear around the heart symbol on the display (apart from Polar FT40, FT60 and FT80 display). If the frames around the heart cannot be seen start the measurement again and check that you are not near other heart rate monitor users, because they may interfere the code search. Also, high voltage power lines, televisions, mobile phones and other sources of electromagnetic disturbance may interfere with the code search, as well as keeping the unit too close to the transmitter.
Polar FT40, FT60 and FT80 Training Computers do not show a frame around the heart symbol because, unlike other 5kHz-compatible Training Computers, they can only accept coded heart rate signals and therefore no distinction between coded or uncoded transmission is needed.
6. Static electricity, technical sportswear and special conditions
If the humidity of the air is low, or you are exercising in windy conditions (for example high-speed road racing), a fluttering shirt may rub the transmitter and generate static electricity. This causes additional signals, especially if the contact between skin and transmitter is poor. To avoid this:
6.1. Moisten the electrodes before use, or use the conductive lotion or gel
6.2. Use a cotton shirt instead of a synthetic shirt
6.3. Use a tighter shirt to avoid fluttering of the material
6.4. Use the transmitter on a wet shirt
6.5. Wet the shirt
7. Arrhythmia
Polar products are not designed to detect arrhythmia or irregular rhythms and will interpret them as noise or interference. The computer in the wrist unit will make error corrections, so that arrhythmia beats are not included in the averaged beats per minute. The blinking heart symbol in the face of the unit, however, will continue to show all heart beats received. In most cases the Polar products will work fine for persons with arrhythmia.
8. Battery of the transmitter is getting empty
The estimated average battery life of the Polar WearLink31 and WearLink W.I.N.D Transmitters is 2 years and other transmitters 2500 hours of use. If the battery of the transmitter is running low, the transmission range decreases and may cause errors similar to the ones listed above in this document.


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A few years ago, I had the opportunity to take a few snaps of my friends' son, Archie. He was about 3 years old at the time. Archie is a child of the 21st Century and, as such, he knows a lot about embedded systems. He might not admit to this knowledge, but he has been surrounded by embedded systems from the day he was born. This experience has informed his expectations about the world in significant ways…
Archie likes to have his photo taken. As you can see, he makes a nice picture. But, after you have taken the snap, he has expectations. He wants to see the picture on the screen on the back of the camera – because that is how cameras work in Archie's world. Imagine using a film camera and telling Archie that he could see his picture in a couple of days. He would be unimpressed. And unimpressed 3 year olds are not good company.
In a world where we are all surrounded by embedded systems, we are all rather like Archie. We have expectations. Mostly, we expect things to work and to operate in a reasonably intuitive way. When that does not happen, we have very negative attitudes to the device and are likely to "black list" the manufacturer. [I, for example, would never buy a particular brand of cell phone, as the one I used to have some years ago exhibited user interface problems that drove me mad.]
When you are designing an embedded system, think very carefully about the user experience. If the UI is not up to scratch, not only will your product fail, but the whole company may be blighted. So think about your users. And think about Archie.


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Blood Lord wrote:Those were for DemonFlower, who was doing a comic about the Aku x Blossom idea, which was similar to GT in that it dealt with their kids. I don't know where the idea came from for DemonFlower, or in general since it seems to be a pretty popular pairing.
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MANCHESTER — Ms. Kelly Emery of Manchester announces the engagement of her daughter, Kimberly Ford, to Christopher Bell, the son of Louise Rouleau of Dover.Ms. Ford, also the daughter of the late Paul Ford, studied English at UNH.Mr. Bell is employed at PNSY.An August wedding is planned.


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Five more must craft neutral Hearthstone cards
This week we'll take a look at another five sub-epic cards no one should be without. The only ranking to the list is mana cost, so we're not saying that one's more important than another. That decision is up to you and what decks you want to play.
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Sugar substitutes are chemical or natural substances that sweeten food and drinks without adding as many calories as sugar. Sugar substitutes are many times sweeter than sugar, so it takes less to provide the same level of sweetness. Some sugar substitutes are low in calories, while others have no calories. You may have also heard them called artificial sweeteners or non-caloric sweeteners.
Sugar substitutes provide sweetness to food without the calories of sugar. This can be helpful if you are trying to control the amount of calories you eat or if you have diabetes and have to be careful about the sugar found in foods and drinks. Sugar substitutes are found in most of the "light," "reduced calorie" or "sugar-free" foods and drinks available today.
It's important to remember that simply eliminating sugar from your diet is not a perfect solution to your dieting needs. You should still focus on getting the majority of your calories through healthy food choices, such as fruits, vegetables, lean meats and whole grains.
The following sugar substitutes are available in the United States:
According to the National Cancer Institute, there is no proof that sugar substitutes cause cancer. There have also been many medical research studies on the sugar substitutes that are approved for use in the United States, and they have shown the sweeteners to be safe when used in moderation.
One exception is for people who have phenylketonuria (PKU). People who have PKU cannot have the sugar substitute called aspartame because they are unable to metabolize it.
Check the ingredient list for the names of sugar substitutes listed above. This list gives ingredients in descending order by weight.
Unless you add it yourself, it is often hard to know exactly how much of a sugar substitute is in a food or drink. Although sugar substitutes have fewer calories than sugar, it's best to limit them and focus on healthy food choices, such as fruits, vegetables, lean meats and whole grains. These foods are the best sources of nutrition for your body.
According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, aspartame is safe for pregnant women and their developing babies. There is also good evidence that acesulfame K, sugar alcohols and sucralose are safe for pregnant women when used in small amounts. Some doctors recommend avoiding saccharin and stevia because there isn't enough medical research to say whether or not these sugar substitutes are safe during pregnancy.
This content was developed with general underwriting support from The Coca-Cola Company.
Aspartame is a low-calorie sugar substitute. It is a combination of 2 amino acids, aspartic acid and phenylalanine. It is about 220 times sweeter than sugar and leaves no aftertaste when consumed. It is also known by the brand names Equal and Nutrasweet.
Aspartame can be found in thousands of foods and drinks, as well as a tabletop sweetener. Some foods and drinks with aspartame include yogurt, frozen desserts, pudding, dry dessert mixes, chewing gum and soft drinks. Aspartame can also be found in some medicines, such as cough drops and vitamins.
Aspartame can extend the sweet taste of some fruit flavors, such as orange or cherry. When it is added to food with these flavors, it makes the taste last longer. For example, chewing gum made with aspartame maintains its sweet flavor longer than those made with sugar.
Aspartame should not be used as a substitute for sugar when you are baking at home. Aspartame loses its sweet taste when baked.
People who have phenylketonuria (PKU) cannot eat aspartame. This is because their bodies are unable to metabolize one of the amino acids in aspartame, phenylalanine.
Aspartame is one of the most researched sugar substitutes available in the United States, with more than 200 studies examining its safety. There has been a lot of misinformation about aspartame since it came onto the market in 1981. However, studies have concluded that it specifically does not cause headaches, seizures, Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, lupus or multiple sclerosis. In fact, no unsafe health consequences of aspartame have been identified. If you are concerned that aspartame or another sweetener could be affecting your health, please discuss this with your family physician.
Acesulfame K, also known as acesulfame potassium, is a no-calorie sugar substitute. It is 200 times sweeter than sugar. It does not have an aftertaste and is often used in combination with other sweeteners.
Acesulfame K is also known by the brand names Sunett and Sweet One.
Acesulfame K can be found in a variety of foods and drinks, including baked goods, candy, dairy products, and soft drinks, and can be used as a tabletop sweetener. It is also used in some medicines, such as cough drops, and in oral hygiene products like toothpaste and mouthwash.
Many people like to bake with acesulfame K because it does not lose its sweet taste when it is baked at high temperatures.
There have been more than 90 studies on the safety of acesulfame K, and the results have shown it to be safe for people to consume in moderation. Acesulfame K has been approved for use in the United States since 1988.
Saccharin is a low-calorie sugar substitute that was first discovered in 1879. In fact, it was used to sweeten foods when sugar was rationed during World War I and World War II. It is 200 to 700 times sweeter than sugar, depending on how it is used. Saccharin leaves an aftertaste some people can detect when they consume it, but that is often eliminated in prepared foods by combining it with another sweetener. Saccharin is also known by brand names such as Sweet 'N Low and Sweet Twin.
Saccharin is found in many foods and drinks, including chewing gum, canned fruit, baked goods, and soft drinks, and as a tabletop sweetener. It is also used in some medicines and vitamins. Saccharin can also be used as a substitute for sugar when you are baking.
You might remember that saccharin used to carry a warning label indicating that it was known to cause cancer in laboratory animals. However, after extensive research on the safety of saccharin, the United States government passed a bill in 2000 confirming its safety and removed the warning label from food and drinks made with saccharin.
The term "stevia" actually refers to Stevia rebaudiana, which is a South American plant in the Chrysanthemum family of plants. Only certain parts of the plant are sweet. The sweet components extracted from the leaves of the plant are called steviol glycosides. Even though "stevia" can refer to the whole plant, for this article "stevia" will refer to the sugar substitute made from the plant, since that's how the term is commonly used. Stevia has no calories and is an all-natural sugar substitute. It is 250 to 300 times sweeter than sugar. Some people can detect an aftertaste when they consume stevia.
Stevia is also known by several brand names, including PureVia, Truvia and SweetLeaf Sweetener.
Stevia can be found in many foods and drinks, such as desserts, chewing gum, baked goods, candy, and yogurt, and as a tabletop sweetener. It can also be used as a substitute for sugar when you are baking.
Although stevia is relatively new, there have been several studies showing that it is safe for people to consume in moderation. Stevia has been approved for use in the United States as a food additive since 2008.
Sucralose is a no-calorie sugar substitute. Sucralose tastes like sugar but is 600 times sweeter. It leaves no aftertaste when consumed. When your body digests sucralose, very little of it is absorbed.
Sucralose is also known by the brand name Splenda.
Sucralose is used in thousands of different kinds of foods and drinks. Some examples include soft drinks, juices, sauces, syrups, candy, desserts, baked goods and canned fruits. It is used in medicines, nutritional supplements and vitamins. It is also available as a tabletop sweetener. It is the most heat-stable of all the sugar substitutes, so it can be used in baked goods.
Sucralose was approved for use in the United States in 1998 and has been subjected to many studies on its safety. All studies have indicated that it is safe for people to consume in moderation.
Despite their name, sugar alcohols aren't sugar and they aren't alcohol. They are naturally occurring sugar substitutes that have about half the calories of sugar. They get their name because they are carbohydrates that have a chemical structure similar to sugar and to alcohol. Sugar alcohols are also referred to as polyols.
Sugar alcohols are found in many foods, including chewing gum, ice cream, puddings, baked goods and chocolate. They may be used in place of sugar or in combination with a sugar substitute. Sugar alcohols not only add a mild sweet flavor, but they also add the same bulk and texture to foods that sugar provides.
The most common sugar alcohols found in foods include:
Sugar alcohols are easy to spot because they end in "-tol." If a food is labeled as "sugar free," the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) requires the specific sugar alcohol used in the food to be listed. However, if more than 1 is used in the food, the FDA requires the term "sugar alcohols" to be used.
The FDA has determined that sugar alcohols are safe for people to consume. However, you should consume them in moderation. Sugar alcohols are slowly absorbed by your body, so eating excessive amounts of sugar alcohols can lead to bloating and diarrhea. According to the American Dietetic Association, consuming more than 50 grams of sorbitol or 20 grams of mannitol per day can cause diarrhea. The FDA requires foods and drinks that contain sorbitol or mannitol to include a warning label describing this laxative effect.
Sugar alcohols do have an effect on blood glucose levels, but less so than sugar. If a food has fewer than 5 grams of sugar alcohol per serving, it will likely have a very small effect on your blood glucose level. However, if a food has more than 5 grams of sugar alcohol per serving, the American Diabetes Association recommends the following tips to help you determine how many carbohydrates from a serving to count in your meal plan:
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SES London presentation: Why content strategy is crucial for social search
Yesterday, I went along to the third day of Search Engine Strategies (SES London) to present 'Why content strategy is crucial to social search.'
The session, attended by about 100 delegates and moderated by Greg Jarboe of SEO-PR, was opened by Chris Boggs from Rosetta and president of SEMPO. Chris gave an interesting look at how results in Google.com and Google.co.uk differ when it comes to integrating social, particularly with the launch now of Google's Search plus Your World. Search plus Your World is Google's new initiative to enrich search results both with data pulled from social networks but also deliver results based on the influence of social pages and the users own social network (you can read more about that on Google's blog). Chris talked delegates through how this new change to Google's search algorithms will impact on a brands performance in organic search listings and how social media has a massive role to play moving forwards.
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Krista LaRiviere from gShift Labs in Canada rounded up the talks, taking delegates through the significant changes in Google over the last 450 days and that the search giant will never penalise you for producing relevant, high quality content on a consistent basis. Krista stressed that brands should stop worrying about executing its SEO and social media strategies and instead focus on an optimised content marketing strategy to succeed in a digital environment.
After presentations, Greg opened the floor to questions but even he couldn't squeeze more than a few from a shy UK audience. A few interesting ones though:
1. Why is Search plus Your World in the US only at this stage?
2. Is it better to spend time optimising older content than producing new content?
3. How do you know if / when is a good time to put out content?
4. Can and should you create separate social media environments for verticals?
I think Google is best placed to answer the first question, however I want to expand on the answers we gave delegates for the remaining three questions.
Is it better to spend time optimising older content than producing new content?
With the exception of static, informational pages then always spend the time on producing new (relevant, quality) content.
If it means going back to optimise your 'About us' page, FAQs and other content on your website, microsite, blog or social network that isn't quickly consumed then that would be a smart thing to do. There are a few exceptions such as changing the album name and description on your Facebook page, adding smarter tags to a YouTube video etc as these help search engines categorise your content and deliver a more relevant audience to you.
However, the person asking the question gave the example of a blog post. Is it better to go back and optimise an older blog post rather than write a newer updated post? From a technical search perspective, Chris and Krista were uncertain as it hadn't been an area that had been tested much. However, from a user perspective the answer would be a resounding no. If you are changing a blog post after its been published (with the exception of correcting a spelling mistake, formatting and other general house-keeping things), then you could leave your user feeling a bit duped and have the opposite effect of what you were trying to achieve. It's far better to write a new blog post, explaining any additional information or updates, and linking back to the old blog post.
There's always exception to the rules though. If for example, you have written a blog post that has a significant amount of engagement and this has carried on well after the blog post was published, but you have a clarification or an added bit of information that would add value to the reader then a footnote at the top or bottom is cool, but changing the original content isn't.
How do you know if or when is a good time to put out content?
There is no hard and fast rules here, it entirely depends on the industry you work in, who your users are, the type of campaign or content and when your users typically like to consume (your) content. This can and should be determined by measurement tools that are in place, both web analytics across your own site/s as well as data provided by individual networks (such as Facebook insights).
Also, why not ask your customers? A quick poll will give an insight, as well as make your customers feel appreciated.
Can and should you create separate social media environments (including blogs) for verticals?
Good question, and the answer from a community management perspective is, not unless you have the ability to create and maintain a vibrant community on each vertical. Having a thriving, dynamic community doesn't happen by accident, it's a lot of hard work and that doesn't stop being the case regardless of how big the community grows.
What you don't want (even though from a search perspective it may give you a little bit of keyword and link love) is to have a place where people don't engage with each other or with the brand. That does more harm than good in the long run. Additionally, with the social search changes that are already being implemented (where authority and influence of a social environment will go towards determining its search engine ranking), the less vibrant and engaged your social platforms are the less Google, Bing et al will determine it to be an influential social channel.
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