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If you want to grill in the wild, at the shore, or wherever the party is happening, then you're in luck.
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Well made and easy to assemble BBQ. It is also easy to clean and because of its size can easily be stored indoors so it won't get ruined during the winter months. It is also portable, so if your friends invite you for a casserole you can bring it with you and have steak instead! Again for storage It is quick to disassemble. The only disadvantage to this particular model is the lack of handles to be able to move it when it is hot. |
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Bought this product as a gift for my partner. We took it camping for 3 weeks and used it pretty much everyday. It really is a fantastic BBQ. I was torn between the Joe and the bigger version but so glad I went with the Joe! I really would recommend it! |
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This edition of 'Long term caring - Residential, home and community care' is a comprehensive text targeting students preparing to work as care assistants in the aged care sector in Australia and New Zealand. The books trans-Tasman focus contextualises the content well, especially in the first five chapters making the text an interesting read for students. The content is contemporary and addresses the key issues facing the Aged Care & Long Term sectors on both sides of the Tasman. The chapter on legal and ethical aspects of working in this sector is done particularly well. While chapter 3 deals with the legal and ethical aspects of care and chapter 12 deals with working in a safe environment there does not appear to be anything about caring for the carers in terms of work life balance; how to deal with work related stress and bullying in the work place. In reality these factors link to Occupational Health, Safety & Welfare policy and therefore should be included.
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Have De Gruyters enclosed previously open-access Bepress journals?
November 16, 2014
At the end of October, we published a short piece called CC-By documents cannot be re-enclosed if their publisher is acquired. In an interesting discussion in the comments, moominoid asked:
Isn't this what happened when DeGruyter acquired BEPress?
This is the announcement of the acquisition. If you visit the journals now, they are behind paywalls, when they were OA before the acquisition.
Having previously read (and commented favourably on) an interview with bepress CEO Jean-Gabriel Bankier, I was disappointed to think this might be true. I emailed him to ask for clarification, and he passed my message on to Irene Kamotsky, bepress's Director of Strategic Initiatives. A little later, she send a helpful a detailed response, which I now reproduce with her permission.
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Dear Mike,
I apologize for sitting on this for so long — thank you so much for following up, and for clarifying what was, indeed, always a bit confusing about the bepress-published journals that are now with deGruyter.
To answer your question, the bepress journals were not open access in the formal (Budapest) definition of the term, and they never used a CC license. The copyright was traditional publisher-owned copyright, with permission to authors to post their articles on their websites and university IRs.
The bepress journals did have an unusual access policy: we made all articles available to readers for free, as a way to demonstrate demand and urge libraries to subscribe. Basically, if a guest filled out a short form we would grant them access to the article. We would tally those forms by institution and then call the library and ask them to subscribe. There's an article in Learned Publishing that describes the model in more detail. It wasn't open access but it was a good balance for many years. Unfortunately, libraries facing strong budget pressures stopped subscribing. They said "we can't justify paying for a title that our authors can get for free. We have to spend the money on titles that are otherwise unavailable."
At the same time, we had already developed our institutional repository and publishing platform called Digital Commons. This platform allowed libraries to host and publish their own faculty's and students' journals (among all the other digital scholarly content produced on campus), and this has turned out to be an extremely successful approach. There are now nearly 800 journals published by libraries using Digital Commons, the vast majority of which are open access (and none charge author article fees). You can see a brief overview of this new model in a recent report.
I'd be happy to talk more about the new direction in library-led publishing; I know this is a growing interest among UK libraries. Is this something you're seeing as well?
Thanks again for getting in touch, and clarifying this point.
All best,
Is my new sauropod-neck cartilage paper "published"?
November 6, 2014
In a comment on the last post, Mark Robinson asked an important question:
You linked to the preprint of your The neck of Barosaurus was not only longer but also wider than those of Diplodocus and other diplodocines submission – does this mean that it has not yet been formally published?
As so often in these discussions, it depends what we mean by our terms. The Barosaurus paper, like this one on neck cartilage, is "published" in the sense that it's been released to the public, and has a stable home at a well known location maintained by a reputable journal. It's open for public comment, and can be cited in other publications. (I notice that it's been cited in Wikipedia). It's been made public, which after all is the root meaning of the term "publish".
On the other hand, it's not yet "published" in the sense of having been through a pre-publication peer-review process, and perhaps more importantly it's not yet been made available via other channels such as PubMed Central — so, unlike say our previous PeerJ paper on sauropod neck anatomy, it would in some sense go away if PeerJ folded or were acquired by a hostile entity. But then the practical truth is of course that we'd just make it directly available here on SV-POW!, where any search would find it.
In short, the definition of what it means for a paper to be "published" is rather fluid, and is presently in the process of drifting. More than that, conventions vary hugely between fields. In maths and astronomy, posting a preprint on arXiv (their equivalent of PeerJ Preprints, roughly) pretty much is publication. No-one in those fields would dream of not citing a paper that had been published in that way, and reputations in those fields are made on the basis of arXiv preprints. [Note: I was mistaken about this, or at least oversimplified. See David Roberts' and Michael Richmond's comments below.]
Maybe the most practical question to ask about the published-ness or otherwise of a paper is, how does it affect the author's job prospects? When it comes to evaluation by a job-search panel, or a promotion committee, or a tenure board, what counts? And that is a very hard question to answer, as it depends largely on the institution in question, the individuals on the committee, and the particular academic field. My gut feeling is that if I were looking for a job in palaeo, the Barosaurus preprint and this cartilage paper would both count for very little, if anything. But, candidly, I consider that a bug in evaluation methods, not a problem with pre-printing per se. But then again, it's very easy for me to say that, as I'm in the privileged position of not needing to look for a job in palaeo.
For Matt and me, at least as things stand right now, we do feel that we have unfinished business with these papers. In their present state, they represent real work and a real (if small) advance in the field; but we don't feel that our work here is done. That's why I submitted the cartilage paper for peer-review at the same time as posting it as a preprint (it's great that PeerJ lets you do both together); and it's why one of Matt's jobs in the very near future will be getting the Barosaurus revised in accordance with the very helpful reviews that we received, and then also submitted for peer-review. We do still want that "we went through review" badge on our work (without believing it means more than it really does) and the archiving in PubMed Central and CLOCKSS, and the removal of any reason for anyone to be unsure whether those papers "really count".
But I don't know whether in ten years, or even five, our attitude will be the same. After all, it changed long ago in maths and astronomy, where — glory be! — papers are judged primarily on their content rather than on where they end up published.
Sauropods' neutral neck postures were really weird
November 5, 2014
Last night, I submitted a paper for publication — for the first time since April 2013. I'd almost forgotten what it felt like. But, because we're living in the Shiny Digital Future, you don't have to wait till it's been through review and formal publication to read it. I submitted to PeerJ, and at the same time, made it available as a preprint (Taylor 2014).
It's called "Quantifying the effect of intervertebral cartilage on neutral posture in the necks of sauropod dinosaurs", and frankly the results are weird. Here's a taste:
A year back, as I was composing a blog-post about our neck-cartilage paper in PLOS ONE (Taylor and Wedel 2013c), I found myself writing down the rather trivial formula for the additional angle of extension at an intervertebral joint once the cartilage is taken into account. In that post, I finished with the promise "I guess that will have to go in a followup now". Amazingly it's taken me a year to get that one-pager written and submitted. (Although in the usual way of things, the manuscript ended up being 13 pages long.)
To summarise the main point of the paper: when you insert cartilage of thickness t between two vertebrae whose zygapophyses articulate at height h above the centra, the more anterior vertebra is forced upwards by t/h radians. Our best guess for how much cartilage is between the adjacent vertebrae in an Apatosaurus neck is about 10% of centrum length: the image above shows the effect of inserting that much cartilage at each joint.
And yes, it's weird. But it's where the data leads me, so I think it would be dishonest not to publish it.
I'll be interested to see what the reviewers make of this. You are all of course welcome to leave comments on the preprint itself; but because this is going through conventional peer-review straight away (unlike our Barosaurus preprint), there's no need to offer the kind of detailed and comprehensive comment that several people did with the previous one. Of course feel free if you wish, but I'm not depending on it.
Gilmore Charles W. 1936. Osteology of Apatosaurus, with special reference to specimens in the Carnegie Museum. Memoirs of the Carnegie Museum 11:175–300 and plates XXI–XXXIV.
Stevens, Kent A., and J. Michael Parrish. 1999. Neck posture and feeding habits of two Jurassic sauropod dinosaurs. Science 284(5415):798–800. doi:10.1126/science.284.5415.798
CC-By documents cannot be re-enclosed if their publisher is acquired
October 29, 2014
Just a quick post today, to refute an incorrect idea about open access that has unfortunately been propagated from time to time. That is the idea that if (say) PLOS were acquired by a barrier-based publisher such as Taylor and Francis, then its papers could be hidden behind paywalls and effectively lost to the world. For example, in Glyn Moody's article The Open Access Schism, Heather Morrison is quoted as follows:
A major concern about the current move towards CC-BY is that it might allow re-enclosure by companies […] This is a scenario suggested by assistant professor in the School of Information Studies at the University of Ottawa Heather Morrison. As she explains, "There is nothing in the CC BY license that would stop a business from taking all of the works, with attribution, and selling them under a more restrictive license—not only a more restrictive CC-type license (STM's license is a good indication of what could happen here), but even behind a paywall, then buying out the OA publisher and taking down the OA content."
This is flatly incorrect.
Reputable open-access publishers not only publish papers on their own sites but also place them in third-party archives, precisely to guard against doomsday scenarios. If (say) PeerJ were made an offer they couldn't refuse by Elsevier, then the new owners could certainly shut down the PeerJ site; but there's nothing the could do about the copies of PeerJ articles on PubMed Central, in CLOCKSS and elsewhere. And of course everyone who already has copies of the articles would always be free to distribute them in any way, including posting complete archives on their own websites.
Let's not accept this kind of scaremongering.
Publishers, where is the added value?
October 28, 2014
It's nearly two years since Alexander Brown wrote Open access: why academic publishers still add value for the Guardian, in which he listed ways that he feels publishers make a contribution. I wrote a lengthy comment in response — long enough that it got truncated at 5000 characters and I had to post a second comment with the tail end. At the time, I intended to turn that comment into an SV-POW! post, but for some reason I never did. Belatedly, here it is.
I'm a bit nonplussed by this article, in which a publisher lists a lot of important services that they claim to provide, nearly all of which turn out to be either not important at all (if not actively harmful) or provided for free by academics. Let's go through them one by one, and see how they measure up against the average cost to academia of $5333 per paywalled academic paper.
strong, skilled editors to ensure that research can be universally understood
It is authors who make their work understood. As the author of a dozen published papers myself, I've certainly never received any help from an editor to make my work more comprehensible. But even if I had, this would have been done by a handling editor, who is a volunteer academic.
to recognise emerging fields and create new journals
Publisher don't recognise emerging fields, researchers do. The last thing we need is more journals — there are already far more than anyone can keep track of. The more fruitful trend is the consolidation into a smaller number of more generalist journals, with tools for finding papers relevant to each individual researcher's interest. (PLOS ONE exemplifies this.)
to build and maintain the brands and reputations of journals.
Journal brands are actively harmful to science. Please stop building and maintaining them.
recruitment and management of editorial review boards
Yes — this, at last, is a real cost in return for a real benefit.
coordination of peer review to ensure the integrity of the scholarly record
This is done by volunteer academics at no cost to the publisher.
Yes, editorial board members and reviewers are by and large unpaid. However there are still scores of people whose full time jobs are managing this process for a growing body of scientific literature.
This seems more like confession of inefficiency than a claim of achievement. No doubt Google could double the number of managers they have to look after their engineers; but that would hardly result in doubling their output. The real question here should be why traditional publishers feel they need so many staff to do so little.
helping customers learn how best to find what they need
How does this happen? I have never had a publisher help me to find anything.
rigorous efforts to acquire content
This means sending spam emails inviting researchers to submit to journals. Like everyone else I know, I bin these on receipt. Researchers know what journals they want to publish in, and when they discover new journals it's by word of mouth from trusted colleagues.
publicise the brilliance of our authors
Please. This never happens. Authors need to publicise their own work, with or without the help of their institutions, but certainly without significant help from publishers. Often the publisher's most significant contribution to the publicity process is to release a paper prematurely, thus destroying any attempt at co-ordinating press embargoes.
Developing systems and platforms that can cost well into the tens of millions of dollars/pounds/euros
Again, the fact that a publisher spends this much only shows how inefficient they are. There are several free journal-management systems, including Annotum (used by PLOS Currents) and Open Journal Systems (used by 11,500 journals). If publishers don't use these tools, that's no reason to charge researchers more.
with the advent of mobile technology, the job becomes exponentially more difficult as we add "whenever they want it" to the list of our customers' needs
I have no idea what this means. Any open-access journal's article are always free "whenever they want it", whatever device someone is reading on.
While the dissemination of research may not require ink and paper like it used to, distribution remains a very real cost
Yes. To pick a well-known large-scale example, it costs arXiv about $7 per paper to accept, host, archive and serve each of its papers indefinitely. A bit less than $5333, admittedly.
Also included in these activities are archive projects like the Springer Book Archives, a massive undertaking to digitise more than 150 years of previously unavailable titles
This is indeed a valuable programme. But it has nothing to do with ongoing publishing, and is a red herring in the current discussion.
for OA authors Springer deposits a researcher's work into the institutional repositories these scientists are often required to use, helping to provide further access to scholarly works.
This is good. It saves the author a good fifteen minutes. £5333 well spent!
It is hard to imagine how anyone with an internet connection could do this with the speed, efficiency and added value with which publishers operate
On the contrary: it's hard to understand how publishers manage to do it so inefficiently.
I just find all this baffling. Any researcher who has actually been through the process of publication knows that it is researchers who do all the significiant work: not only the research, but the writing, the preparation of illustrations, the editorial process, the peer-reviewing, the copy-editing, and increasingly even the typesetting. Hosting, archiving and replication can be done for $7 per paper. So I still don't see where the publishers are adding any value that is of value to the academy.
The CC By licence does not let people distort and misrepresent your work
September 18, 2014
I was skim-reading the Political Studies Association's evidence submitted to RCUK's review. I was struck by one part that perpetuates a common but completely unfounded misapprehension:
There is little enthusiasm for CC-BY […] in the field of political studies. […] It is clear that there is serious concern about the potential for work published under a CC-BY licence to be distorted and used inappropriately.
There may be concern, but it's misplaced. Using CC By does not allow your work to be misrepresented. The human-readably summary of the licence clearly states, in its definition of the attribution clause: [Emphasis added]
You must give appropriate credit, provide a link to the license, and indicate if changes were made. You may do so in any reasonable manner, but not in any way that suggests the licensor endorses you or your use.
What does this mean? It means creationists can't take our paper on sauropod neck anatomy, change it so that we seem to be advocating Intelligent Design, and post the result as though it's our work. Instead, the terms of the licence require that they state that changes were made, and that they do not portray us as endorsing their use.
Really, I don't see how much clearer or simpler the CC By licence could be. It's 108 words long. For heavens' sake, folks, go and read it. It's ridiculous that we have academics, who are supposed to be trained in research and rigour, expressing flagrantly incorrect opinions about a hundred-word-long document that they've not even read.


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Key Words: river, point pollution, nonpoint pollution
National Standard: 18
State Standard: 15
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Introduction: Ancient and modern civilizations have
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Read the book A River Ran Wild by Lynne Cherry and write
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What might you do differently another time? Please
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Port facilities for coastal or inland trade
Boat launch and landing
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Food supply for people and animals
Religious events like baptism or purification rites
Cultural events like Riverfest
Washing clothes or bathing
Inspiration for a piece of artwork, a story, poem, dance,
Diverting the river water into canals
Sunbathing or picnicking on a sandy bend in the river
Mail delivery boat to homes or cottages along the river
Taking clay from the riverbank for pottery
Float logs
Scientifically studying the river to see if it is healthy,
changing course, or if flow is increasing or decreasing
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SportJankovic shocks second seed Azarenka Li Na starts WTA Championships campaign with victory over Sara Errani as Victoria Azarenka suffers first defeat. 23 Oct 2013 19:23 GMT | Sport, Tennis Jankovic (pictured) starts the Istanbul competition in blistering form against one of the WTA favourites Azarenka [Reuters]Jelena Jankovic topped second-ranked Victoria Azarenka 6-4, 6-3 in her first match at the WTA Championships on Wednesday.Fourth-seeded Li Na opened her campaign with a 6-3, 7-6 (5) victory over Sara Errani.Errani also lost her opening group match on Tuesday to Azarenka and now looks all but certain to be eliminated.Jankovic, who was ranked No. 1 in 2008 and is back in the top 10 for the first time since 2011, outplayed the erratic Azeranka to snap a four-match losing streak against a fellow former No. 1.Li trailed 3-1 in the second set but won the next four games - and then couldn't close it out. She twice served for the match - wasting a match point at 5-3 - and both times dropped her serve. Trailing 3-1 in the tiebreaker, Li won the next five points. She converted her third match point when Errani sent a forehand into the net to improve to 6-0 in career head-to-head meetings against her opponent. The first match is always tight... I still have to find the rhythm on the court Li Na, Chinese tennis player "The first match is always tight," Li said, adding that she had felt rusty after a three-week break since her last tournament. "I still have to find the rhythm on the court."The tournament brings together the top eight players in the world. They play two round-robin groups, with the top two finishers in each advancing to the semifinals.Jankovic, now ranked No. 8 and seeded seventh because third-ranked Maria Sharapova pulled out of the event with a shoulder injury, proved to be the steadier player against Azarenka, the Australian Open champion.The key game in the first set went to Jankovic after more than 10 minutes when she held serve for a 5-3 lead. Azarenka saved two set points in the next game but then sent a forehand wide on Jankovic's fourth in the 10th game.Azarenka dropped her serve in the third game to fall behind and then held in the fifth despite serving three double-faults and facing four break points. But she could not trouble Jankovic on her serve and another forehand by Azarenka that sailed long gave Jankovic the match.After losing the U.S. Open final to Serena Williams, Azarenka lost her opening matches in both Tokyo and Beijing before beating Errani on Tuesday. Azarenka still has a 5-4 career edge over Jankovic.Source: AFP
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Manchester United legend Paddy Crerand is happy with their move for Chelsea midfielder Juan Mata.
Crerand, a member of the club's 1968 European Cup-winning side, believes Mata's arrival can give David Moyes' side the lift they need.
"I think any signing, particularly a player of Mata's quality, will lift everyone," said Crerand. "The crowd need a lift, because they're a bit disappointed. The crowd and everyone at the club just needs a lift right now, and maybe the signing of Mata can do that. He's that kind of player.
"Chelsea are strong in the middle of the park and have three or four world-class players there, just like United were a few years ago. But when Wayne Rooney and Robin van Persie are back, that will also make a big difference to United, because they're two top players."
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Always up for a fancy fete, Kim Kardashian and Alessandra Ambrosio got dressed up and perfectly primped for the 19th Annual ACRIA Holiday Dinner in New York City.
The Brazilian bombshell was fun and flirty in a long-sleeved black dress with cutout sections to show off her amazing body. Additionally, Kim kept her cleavage in check with a form fitting blue bustier alogn with a blush satin skirt. Amanda Seyfried was also on hand for the fabulous affair.
She loves her prized pooch Finn so very much and earlier this week Amanda Seyfried took her canine companion for a jaunt in New York City's Washington Square Park.
Bundled up for the cold weather, the "Lovelace" actress chatted on her mobile phone as she navigated around fellow park goers and ignored the paparazzi.
Despite the chilly fall temperatures, it was a sizzling hot night at Madison Square Garden as Taylor Swift, Amanda Seyfried and Kate Upton attended the New York Knicks vs Orlando Magic NBA game last evening (November 12).
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She ended up the biggest star of the whole movie thanks to her role as Cady Heron in "Mean Girls," but Lindsay Lohan actually wanted a completely different part.
During a cast reunion interview for Entertainment Weekly, the "Georgia Rule" gal confessed she was hoping to play nasty ringleader Regina George, played by Rachel McAdams.
Getting down to work on their latest project, Amanda Seyfried and Mark Wahlberg showed up on the set of "Ted 2" in the Times Square district of Manhattan on Sunday afternoon (October 5).
The "Lovelace" lady dressed for the chilly weather in a baggy three-quarter-length plaid jacket along with black leggings and high top sneakers as she hopped into a car with the "Boogie Nights" hunk.
Guys and gigs come and go, but Amanda Seyfried has one constant companion she takes everywhere- her dog Finn.
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