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Common Online Data Analysis Platform (CODAP)
Data are everywhere! CODAP provides an easy-to-use web-based data analysis platform, geared toward middle and high school students, and aimed at teachers and curriculum developers. CODAP can be incorporated across the curriculum to help students summarize, visualize and interpret data, advancing their skills to use data as evidence to support a claim. Just as language and numeric literacy involve understanding the world through words and mathematical constructs, data literacy involves understanding the world through data exploration. Today's middle and high school students need to work with data in order to advance their skills and prepare for the burgeoning careers and inquiry-based practices of data scientists.
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Through research on learning, collaborative software design, web application development and user testing, we're developing a Common Online Data Analysis Platform (CODAP) that will serve subsequent curriculum development projects as a basis for the technology with which students engage with data.
CODAP is open source software, free to use, adapt and extend.To increase the likelihood that CODAP software will meet the needs of a wide range of curriculum projects it is being designed and tested in collaboration with four existing NSF-funded projects: InquirySpace, Ocean Tracks, Terra Populus and Building Models. These projects form the nucleus of a community of developers that will grow with time and lead to widespread use of CODAP's data exploration and visualization tools in middle and high school classrooms across a variety of subject areas.
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Research on learners' conceptions of data has not kept pace with the increasing importance of data fluency in students' education. CODAP is adding to our foundational knowledge in this area by improving our understanding of how learners conceive of and work with empirical data that is structured hierarchically. The two graphs illustrate such a hierarchical structure in the context of multiple runs of a forest fire simulation. In the left-hand graph each point represents one simulation while in the right-hand graph each point is a measurement of the percent of the forest burned at a given time. These are, respectively, the upper and lower levels of a hierarchy.
This way of thinking about data is fundamental and ubiquitous in science and engineering. Yet how students come to understand the underlying data structure has yet to be researched, and thus there is a lack of empirical evidence to guide design of software interfaces to facilitate its understanding.
CODAP is researching the ways students perceive and learn to work with this type of data. Our goals are to add to the field of data science education and to improve the design of data analysis learning environments. Research is being conducted in classroom tests of curricular units using data contexts from within each project. A series of qualitative studies using cognitive interviews with middle and high school students will take place in the first two years of the project, a pilot study in a summer class in year 2, and a larger, confirmatory study during a field test in year 3. We hypothesize that user interface design of the representation of hierarchical data structures is strongly tied to the ability of learners to track levels of empirical data. Read more »
In STEM education it's essential to engage students in undertaking their own projects. But data exploration is often a neglected aspect of student project work. Students must look for patterns in the raw data, identify possible errors and plan further experiments. They also need to add, combine and remove data; transform the data; match datasets to idealized curves and more. The Common Online Data Analysis Platform (CODAP) helps students explore their data. Designed to run in a web browser, CODAP is an easy-to-use, open source data exploration environment.
Getting Data into CODAP is easy. Just drag a text file into the data exploration environment or embed a simulation or game that generates data directly into CODAP. CODAP runs in HTML5 and JavaScript. You can import data or generate data using a simulation or embed an iframe into CODAP. By dropping the simulation's URL into CODAP, as an embedded iFrame you can easily use CODAP's graphs to explore the data. Learn more »
Students can explore data with tables, graphs and maps. They can model data with plotted functions, computations and sliders. And they can document their work directly in CODAP or by embedding CODAP's fully interactive components in their own web pages.
Try CODAP yourself by following the links here. Click the "Guest" button to get started. While there, check out the Help Videos found in the gear menu on the toolbar, which showcase some of the many CODAP tools in more depth.
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Representations link dynamically across tables, graphs and maps. Click on a point in the table and it's automatically selected in each graph, map or other representation!
CODAP is an open-ended tool for data exploration and discovery. It can be embedded in lessons in a variety of ways.
The CODAP community currently includes four collaborating projects. CODAP relies on participation of an ever-expanding community of multiple collaborators. Contact us to explore partnership possibilities and more.
The InquirySpace project at the Concord Consortium develops digital software and curriculum that lead to scaffolded science inquiry. This project has been using CODAP's predecessor software since 2012.
The Building Models project at the Concord Consortium is developing a systems dynamics modeling tool for secondary school students to construct dynamic models. Students will validate and iteratively refine their models by comparing outputs from their own models with data from one or more other sources, including experimental data from probes or data generated by simulations. To facilitate iterative model development, the systems dynamics tool and the external data sources will be embedded in CODAP.
The Ocean Tracks project at EDC already has online software and curriculum materials immersing high school students in an interdisciplinary study of marine biology based on GPS data from elephant seals, tuna, albatross and other large sea animals. CODAP is using this project's experience to inform the development of map and measurement capabilities. Amy Busey, Randy Kochevar and Josephine Louie contribute to CODAP from OceanTracks.
The Terra Populus project at the Minnesota Population Center makes possible research that depends on integration of data for individual people drawn from censuses, area data that summarize demographics, environmental measures for states and environmental data gleaned from satellite photos. The collaboration with CODAP will lead to a website aimed at introducing students to this vast source of rich data. Katie Genadek and Tracy Kugler lead this project.
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Curriculum Developers: If you're developing online curriculum materials that engage students with data, you belong to CODAP's primary target audience.
Software Developers: If you're creating software for learning about data, we invite you to leverage current work and add capabilities to the open source CODAP software.
Education Researchers: CODAP is already being used by researchers to visualize log data from online learning materials. Do you have data? CODAP can help.
Teachers: Try Data Games and InquirySpace materials. They're free and ready to use in your classroom or go to the CODAP portal to explore a few activities.
Students: We are always looking to improve and would love for you to play with CODAP so that we can learn from you. We conduct usability and classroom tests, so if you're interested in playing with the software, let us know!
Let us know if you'd like to get involved! email@example.com.
Our Team
The CODAP team is distributed in both expertise and geography.
- Principal Investigators: Bill Finzer, Dan Damelin
- Project Manager: Rina Hoffer
- Research Team: Joan Heller, Nicole Wong, Cliff Konold
- Senior Software Engineer: Jonathan Sandoe
- Software Tester: Evangeline Ireland
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|Experiment with dropping a parachute to see how changing the parachute's size and mass of its cargo changes the terminal velocity of the drop.
|Four Seals
|Display the tracks of four elephant seals swimming in the Pacific, on a map. Make graphs and use selection to help determine what is going on.
|There are 27 mammals, each with eight attributes. Which of the mammals has the longest life span? Sleeps the most? What relationships can you find?
|Map Data
|These are data gathered from the Minnesota Population Center. It provides aggregate information for the United States. What do you notice about the education levels within each state?


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Over the last several weeks, the discussion on pruning and cutting back trees and shrubs has come up more than once. I thought that I would share a short article from K-State Research and Extension about how and when you should plan on trimming those woody plants.
Hopefully most of you read the columns of Alicia Boor, the ANR agent with the Barton County Extension Office. Last week she discussed the definitions of various types of freezes and what they meant to anyone growing plants in our area. Even with these excellent definitions people still have questions and want to know why the weather reports and statistics they hear don't match their experience that day. Let's take a moment to explore why. The major reason involves how the measurements are taken and where.
The 2013 Kansas Foundation for Agriculture in the Classroom (KFAC) Annual Meeting will be held Thurs., Nov. 14, in Manhattan. The meeting will begin at 10:30 a.m. with a lunch following. The meeting will take place at the Kansas Wheat Innovation Center, where the KFAC office is located.
The end of agriculture in America is near. American agriculture will soon lose its competitive edge.
Using funds provided under the recently completed wheat germplasm and technology license agreement with Bayer CropScience in Research Triangle Park, N.C., the Kansas State University Foundation has made a contribution to the Department of Plant Pathology in the College of Agriculture to help establish an endowed chair in honor of renowned K-State professor Bikram Gill.
Central Kansas wheat farmers have a unique opportunity to provide direction for one of Kansas' most important industries, through the 2014 Kansas commodity commission elections.
Promoting modern beef cattle production practices utilized by Kansas farmers and ranchers and high quality Kansas beef products will be priorities for the Kansas Department of Agriculture (KDA) during an upcoming trade mission to Russia October 23 - November 2.
Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) State Conservationist Eric B. Banks, announced an application evaluation cutoff date of Nov. 15, for the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP).
Halloween is a scant four days away. The 2013 summer cropping season is finally close to wrapping up and the 2015 wheat crop is at mostly planted. What happened or more precisely why did it happen? Before starting it's helpful to keep in mind several specifics. First, precipitation amounts and distribution improved from west to east in the area. Second, when crops were planted played a major role in yields as did soil type, fertility, tillage and other factors. Third, these comments are describing the area in general.
Last week, we were all reminded that fall is here, and winter is not too far off! As well as the snow that fell, we also had our first frost warning for Barton County of the season. This brings up the question, "What's the difference between a frost warning, a freeze warning and a hard freeze warning?" I looked up a little information on the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), and this is their official definition.
U.S. agriculture depends on world trade for its continued viability. More than $141 billion in agricultural goods were exported last year.
Cattlemen around the state are marking their calendars and gearing up to attend the Kansas Cattlemen's Association's Annual Cattlemen's Convention and Trade Show in Dodge City, Kansas. The event will take place on November 9th at the United Wireless Arena and Magouirk Conference Center.
Western Kansas wheat producers have been in a constant battle with weather the past few years. Although the cry for more rain has always been strong, last month's rains may be contributing to emergence problems in some producer's recently planted wheat fields.
Driving through Kansas, you'll see signs that say, "One Kansas farmer feeds 155 people and you," indicating the importance of agriculture in Kansas. Kansans can support the number one industry in the state while providing funds to help educate Kansas youth just by purchasing a specialty license plate for their vehicle.
This past Thursday Barton Community College hosted over 300 area high school students for the Annual Jack Kilby Science Day. They were exposed to a variety of speakers and topics ranging from the drones and blood typing to biodiesel, chemistry and physics magic. One topic involved soils and their importance to our world, not just in agriculture but in our everyday world. Another part of the soils presentation involved careers in agriculture and the challenge of feeding nine billion people in the next several decades.
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It's 10 a.m. and the sun blazes down on a patchwork of golden grain that dots the High Plains near Seguin in northwestern Kansas. A blistering southerly wind pushes the heat index to the century mark.
Kansas Secretary of Agriculture Jackie McClaskey congratulated three Kansans recently appointed by USDA chief Tom Vilsack to serve on the Agricultural Policy Advisory Committee (APAC) and two of six commodity specific Agricultural Technical Advisory Committees (ATACs).
Many cattle producers have experienced record returns on their calves the past year, but even times of high profitability demand a search for opportunities to enhance the management of a beef operation. Several of these opportunities will be discussed at the upcoming K-State Beef Conference, hosted Aug. 11 and 13 at various locations across Kansas.
This column isn't about today's political climate and agriculture. Instead let's focus on the political impact farmers have had on this nation as we celebrate Independence Day, specifically our Presidents. How many of this nation's leaders were farmers? What history and myth surrounds their backgrounds? Maybe more than you think aside from the more obvious ones.
It's Fair time again in Barton County! The youth from all of our communities have been working hard on their various projects, and will be displaying them for the community to see. Whether you enjoy photography, artwork, or livestock, there is something for everyone at the fair.
Kansas Certified organic produces or farmers interested in becoming certified organic growers are encouraged to apply to receive cost share funds. The cost share program is funded by the 2014 Farm Bill to assist Kansas farmers in paying for organic certification or recertification.
Almost every farmer has said in one way or another, "My life begins with the land." Look at it any way you want but this bedrock principle remains as it has for generations. Land ownership is the key to farming and ranching. Farmers are proud of the crops they grow and the land they work.
If you are out and about in Barton County right now, you will be able to spot combines rolling through the wheat fields. To me, it is one of the best sites of the year, and I can spend hours watching harvest. All of the hard work raising a crop is coming to the end for a while, and finally, the producer will be able to see a return on the long days he has spent to bring the crop full circle. Many people I have talked to are very pleased with how well the wheat has turned out this ...
Before the rain Thursday night, wheat harvest was running full throttle and overall a much better crop than was predicted. The forecast indicates everyone should be back in the field soon if they aren't already (depending on the rainfall received). A few were commenting their crop would have been better except for late season disease pressure. What happened? Several things.
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Gradually during the opening scenes of "Joe Versus the Volcano," my heart began to quicken, until finally I realized a wondrous thing: I had not seen this movie before. Most movies, I have seen before. Most movies, you have seen before. Most movies are constructed out of bits and pieces of other movies, like little engines built from cinematic Erector sets. But not "Joe Versus the Volcano." It is not an entirely successful movie, but it is new and fresh and not shy of taking chances. And the dialogue in it is actually worth listening to, because it is written with wit and romance.
The movie announces its individuality in its opening shot, which is of a loathsome factory -- a vast block of ugliness set down in the middle of a field of mud. Into this factory every morning trudge the broken spirits and unhealthy bodies of its employees, among them the ashen-faced Joe (Tom Hanks), who has felt sick for years and believes that the buzzing fluorescent tubes above his desk may be driving him mad.
The factory is a triumph of production design (by Bo Welch, who also designed "Beetlejuice"). It is a reminder that most movies these days are rigidly realistic in their settings, as if a law had been passed against flights of fancy like this factory that squats obscenely in the center of the screen. The entire movie breaks that law and allows fantasy back into the movies again. Like "Metropolis" (1927), "The Wizard of Oz," "Ghostbusters" or "Batman," this movie isn't content to photograph the existing world -- it goes to the trouble of creating its own.
In the factory, Joe hunches in his little corner, quailing at the attacks of his boorish boss (Dan Hedaya) and hardly daring a peek at the office secretary (Meg Ryan), whose huge typewriter seems ready to crush her. He hates his job. Hates, hates, hates it. He barely has the strength to crawl out to a doctor's appointment, where he learns that a Brain Cloud is spreading between the hemispheres of his brain.
He will feel terrific for four or five months, and then he will die.
The death sentence is a liberation. Joe quits his job, and is almost immediately offered another one. A man named Graynamore (Lloyd Bridges) owns an island that is rich in a rare mineral. The island is inhabited by natives who must be placated. They need a human sacrifice for their volcano. Since Joe is going to die anyway, Graynamore reasons, why shouldn't he go out in style by leaping into the volcano?
Sounds good to Joe. And meanwhile the movie has been developing into a duet between whimsy and romance. The writer-director, John Patrick Shanley, is the same man who wrote Norman Jewison's wonderful "Moonstruck" and the astonishingly bad "The January Man." Now he is back on the track again. The best thing about his direction is his own dialogue. The characters in this movie speak as if they would like to say things that had not been said before, in words that had never been used in quite the same way.
En route to the island, Joe meets one of Graynamore's daughters and then the other. Both are played by Ryan, who has three different kinds of fun with her three characters: grungy, waspish and delectable. They set sail for the South Seas. Everything leads to the moment when they stand on the lip of the fiery volcano, wondering whether they should risk fate by jumping in. Only in this movie could jumping into a volcano be considered risking fate, rather than certain death.
"Joe Versus the Volcano" achieves a kind of magnificent goofiness. Hanks and Ryan are the right actors to inhabit it, because you can never catch them going for a gag that isn't there: They inhabit the logic of this bizarre world and play by its rules. Hanks is endearing in the title role because, in the midst of these astonishing sets and unbridled flights of fancy, he underplays. Like a Jacques Tati, he is an island of curiosity in a sea of mystery.
Some of the movie's sequences are so picaresque they do themselves in: The native tribe, for example, is a joke that Shanley is unable to pull off. What's strongest about the movie is that it does possess a philosophy, an idea about life. The idea is the same idea contained in "Moonstruck": that at night, in those corners of our minds we deny by day, magical things can happen in the moon shadows. And if they can't, a) they should, and b) we should always in any event act as if they can.
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All 50 rooms at two-story Super 8 keep guests connected with free Wi-Fi and complimentary local calls. With microwaves at hand, it's easy to prepare a quick snack. Some suites have jetted tubs. Non-smoking rooms and suites are available. Each morning, wake to complimentary continental breakfast with coffee, tea, juice, milk, cereal and an array of baked goods. Afterward, take a dip in the seasonal, outdoor pool. Pets are welcome for a fee. Parking is free.
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Super 8 is in Cave City, just off of I-65 in south-central Kentucky. Mammoth Cave National Park is a 13-minute drive. Wild West-inspired Guntown Mountain is less than a mile away. A draw for car buffs, the National Corvette Museum is within 25 miles of the hotel. Nashville International Airport is a 97-mile drive.
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Bang the Book: College Basketball Rankings 2/18/13
- Updated: February 18, 2013
March is just a few weeks away and teams are gearing up for a strong finish to the month of February. Teams are primed for conference tournaments and looking forward to getting a high seeding in the NCAA Tournament. Each week here at Bang The Book we break down our own top five college basketball rankings showcasing the best teams in college hoops.
The Hoosiers have proved time and time again this season that they are one of the best teams in the country. Will Sheehey scored a career-high 22 points and Cody Zeller had 19 as Indiana crushed Purdue. Although Purdue is not a stellar team, the win proved that the Hoosiers are playing for keeps.
With Duke losing to lowly Maryland, the door was left wide open for fast rising Miami. The Hurricanes showed some poise by holding on for a tough road win against Clemson. Still undefeated in conference, Miami will fight for the top spot in the country.
Tom Izzo always finds a way to get his team to play great basketball at the end of the season. With big wins over Michigan and Nebraska, the Spartans are moving on up. A big game against the Hoosiers highlights a tough stretch of schedule where the Spartans play four ranked teams in the last five games.
Coach Mark Few has done it again. Gonzaga is one again a threat to go far in the tournament. With big wins over St. Mary's and a follow up over San Francisco, it is easy to see that the Bulldogs will be in the top five for the rest of the season.
The Gators have rebounded after the loss to the Razorbacks and they are back on track. They are one of the best teams in the country and they dominate every opponent by double digits. A season-high 15 3-pointers against Auburn shows that this team is deadly from behind the arc.
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This may not sound wildly particularly exciting or groundbreaking, following in the footsteps of existing app vendors such as GetGlue, IntoNow and Miso, which all offer similar check-in based social features for TV viewers. But it is only scratching the surface of what is possible with companion screens and opens the door to new apps that exploit closer synchronization. In fact Civolution, a vendor of video watermarking technology from the Netherlands, has become a cheerleader for the companion screen, highlighting its potential for revenue generation both through advertising and stimulation of online activities such as betting and click to purchase associated with the primary content.
Civolution initially positioned its watermarking technology primarily for content security applications through codes embedded either into the video or audio, but then realised it had potential enabling companion devices to tune into the primary TV. While video recognition technology such as Orange is using allows recognition of a programme as a whole, it does not facilitate identification of specific scenes or keywords. Video watermarking using Civolution technology could be used to insert such keywords into the sequence but would require the device to be pointed at the TV. Therefore Civolution recommends audio watermarking since this allows specific inaudible codes to be inserted into the audio stream and recognized by the companion device anywhere in the room without having to be pointed at the screen.
An alternative approach is audio fingerprinting, which enables the companion devices to recognise spoken words or sounds already within the content, but this is at the mercy of the soundtrack and can suffer from background noise interference. Furthermore fingerprinting does not necessarily yield appropriate cues for action. With watermarking specific codes can be inserted into the audio to trigger actions on the companion devices, which in the case of early applications will invariably involve access to the Internet. This could be for click to purchase an item shown on the main screen, or an invitation to place an online bet relating to a live sports event being broadcast at the time.
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[Protective effect of tert-butylhydroquinone on bone marrow cells in rats from cytotoxicity induced by benzene in vitro].
ABSTRACT To investigate the protective effect of tert-butylhydroquinone on bone marrow cells in rats from cytotoxicity induced by benzene in vitro.
The bone marrow cells in rats were divided into two groups randomizedly. Cells of the control group were stimulated by 0, 5, 10, 15, 20 mmol/L benzene for 2, 4, 6 hours respectively. Cells of the tBHQ-pretreated group were treated by 100 micromol/L tBHQ for 12 hours followed by the same conditions as the control group. The DNA damage was detected by single cell gel electrophoresis assay (SCGE) and cell apoptosis was examined by flow cytometry. The activities of NAD (P) H: quinone oxidoreductase (NQO1) in bone marrow cells of rats were also measured before benzene treatment in two groups.
In control group, the DNA damage and the apoptosis of bone marrow cells was increased with the growing concentration and time of benzene treatment. The DNA migration and the lengths of DNA migration of the bone marrow cells in the rats under 5, 10, 15, 20 mmol/L benzene treatment in the tBHQ-pretreated group were significantly lower than those in control group at the same time point (P < 0.05). The apoptosis of the bone marrow cells in the rats stimulated by 15, 20 mmol/L benzene for 2 hours and 10, 15, 20 mmol/L benzene for 4 hours as well as 5, 10, 15, 20 mmol/L benzene for 6 hours were also significantly lower than those in control group (P < 0.05). The activities of NQO1 in the bone marrow cells in the rats were increased after tBHQ treatment (P < 0.01) (1.62 +/- 0.16 min(-1).mg(-1) vs. the control group: 0.95 +/- 0.08 min(-1).mg(-1)).
The benzene can induce the DNA damage and the apoptosis of bone marrow cells in rats in a time dependent and dose dependent manner to some extent. The tBHQ can protect the bone marrow cells in rats from the cytotoxicity induced by benzene, which can be partly explained by the increase of the NQO1 activity induced by tBHQ.
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Cargill reports third-quarter fiscal 2015 earnings
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Cargill today reported net earnings of $425 million in the fiscal 2015 third quarter ended Feb. 28, 2015, a 33 percent increase from $319 million in the year-ago period. Through nine months, the company earned $1.63 billion, up 13 percent from last year. Revenues in the third quarter decreased 11 percent to $28.4 billion; nine-month revenues totaled $91.97 billion.
Cargill kicks off 150th anniversary year
12 Jan 2015
In 1865, William Wallace Cargill became the owner of a single grain warehouse in Conover, Iowa, at the end of the McGregor Western Railroad. Today, the company he founded, now one of the largest privately-held enterprises in the world, begins its yearlong 150th anniversary celebration.
Cargill reports second-quarter fiscal 2015 earnings
08 Jan 2015
Cargill today reported net earnings of $784 million in the fiscal 2015 second quarter ended Nov. 30, up 41 percent from $556 million in the year-ago period.
Todd Hall named to Cargill Leadership Team
08 Dec 2014
Todd Hall, a 32-year veteran of Cargill, has been named to the Cargill Leadership Team (CLT), the executive group in charge of Cargill's strategic direction, growth and capital allocation.
Carlson CEO Trudy Rautio elected to Cargill Board of Directors
08 Dec 2014
Trudy Rautio, president and chief executive officer of Carlson, has been elected to the Cargill Board of Directors.
Cargill reports first-quarter fiscal 2015 earnings
07 Oct 2014
Cargill today reported net earnings of $425 million in the fiscal 2015 first quarter ended Aug. 31, down 26 percent from $571 million in the year-ago period. Revenues in the first three months totaled $33.3 billion, a 2 percent change from last year's $33.8 billion.
Cargill's corporate responsibility report focuses on company's role in the global food system
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Cargill today released its fiscal 2014 corporate responsibility report entitled "Delivering Responsibly in the Global Food System." The report focuses on the work Cargill does around the world to improve access to safe, affordable and nutritious food, operate responsible supply chains and benefit communities in which it operates.
Cargill reports fourth-quarter and full-year fiscal 2014 earnings
07 Aug 2014
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The golf industry is full of dreamers with big ideas and big hopes.
The Brantford, Ont., product reveals some of his fondest memories of the U.S. Open, from competing to qualifying.
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Suzann Pettersen says all her hard work paid off after she won the 2015 Manulife LPGA Classic, her first victory in two years.
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Art critic-curator to lecture at Albany museum
Bob Nickas, an independent critic and curator based in New York City, has organized 79 exhibits since 1984, including a stint at PS1 Contemporary Art Center in New York and the 1993 Venice Biennale. He's coming to Albany to speak about his new book, "Catalog of an Exhibition" (2011, 2nd Cannons Publications), which takes one […] [Read More]
'Julius Caesar' slated Tuesday at Proctors
John Houseman founded the Acting Company in 1972, establishing the troupe with members of the first graduating class of Juilliard's Drama Division. The organization has been going strong ever since, establishing itself as the country's premier touring classical theater company. On Tuesday, The Acting Company returns to Proctors with its current production of William Shakespeare's […] [Read More]
Asking Alexandria 'Reckless' at Northern Lights
Catch Asking Alexandria before they make mayhem this summer at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center. The British metalcore act will roll its "Still Reckless" tour Wednesday into Clifton Park's Northern Lights. They'll play songs from their 2011 album "Reckless and Relentless," which debuted at No. 9 on The Billboard 200 album chart. In June, Asking […] [Read More]
Drake, J. Cole booked June 14 at SPAC
Drake will perform in concert Thursday, June 14, at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center. J. Cole, Waka Flocka Flame, Meek Mill, 2 Chainz and French Montana will also perform. Tickets for the 7 p.m. show go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday, March 30 — priced at $89.75, $59.75, $39.75 and lawn $29.75. They'll be […] [Read More]
Knickerbocker Film Festival presents awards
One Capital Region filmmaker claimed one third of the awards at the Knickerbocker Film Festival, which screened movies Wednesday at Spectrum 8 Theatres and Thursday at The Linda: WAMC's Performing Arts Studio. Mike Feurstein of Schenectady won Best Story and Best Direction for his film "Save the Date." Of the film Feurstein says: "These girls […] [Read More]
Bluegrass's new queen plays tonight in Cohoes
When you think Cohoes Music Hall, you don't think bluegrass. But tonight, the grand old room will be ringing with mandolin and banjo, rather than the roar of Broadway belters. Rhonda Vincent, the artist the Wall Street Journal dubbed "the new queen of bluegrass," brings her band, The Rage, to the Spindle City for a […] [Read More]
CapRep: 'New York Sings!' and 'Black Pearl Sings!'
Folk music helped establish and preserve communities across New York during the 19th and early 20th centuries. So says musicologist Rena Kosersky, an expert in American folk music and the life and work of renowned music collector John Lomax. Kosersky, a Schoharie County resident, served as music supervisor on more than a dozen documentaries for […] [Read More]
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June 24, 2008 - by grassonthefield
Here's a video detailing how LinkedIn built an application (Bumpersticker on the Facebook platform) using Rails (and C Ruby!) that serves up more than 1 billion page views a month.
In my opinion, this ends the debate about whether Rails scales. Rails is a component, it is how the components are architected and delivered that comprises the magic. LinkedIn did amazing work taking advantage of Joyent's technology stack including innovative ways of leveraging Joyent Accelerators and our BigIP load balancers.
Congratulations to the LinkedIn team. Great accomplishment! You can read more about the how LinkedIn scaled bumpersticker on Joyent in a post on their blog entitled Web Scalability Practices: Bumper Sticker on Rails
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What's important to remember about speed points is that they don't necessarily represent where the exposure is supposed to fall. For the fractional gradient point, it is the 0.3x average gradient point and can be considered the minimum useful gradient point. The Delta-X criterion's and the ISO standard's use of the 0.10 fixed density point is in it's correlation to the fractional gradient point. The testing establishes the lower limitations of the film. Based on this point, any adjustment would be relative to this known quality limitation. Once the speed point is determined, the exposure required to produce that point is entered into an equation that contains a speed constant. The film speed value is part of the exposure meter's equation to determine exposure placement. There is a known relationship between the exposure at the speed point and the exposure at the metered exposure point. Adjusting the speed constant, changes the film speed and consequently changes the relationship between the speed point and the metered exposure point.
The speed equation for reversal film used to be 8 / HR, which is the metered exposure point. Now its 10 / HR. Thats a 1/3 stop adjustment without changing how the speed point is determined. The same could have been said for b&w film speed. They could have simply adjusted the film speed constant to eliminate the safety factor, but many people didnt like how difficult it was to determine the fractional gradient speed point. The only way to create a universal standard was to simplify the process. Thats where Delta-X comes in. It has good correlation with the fractional gradient method while using an easy to find fixed density.
Heres an example of the math. This is all built into the ISO standard when the ΔD is 0.80 at Δ 1.30 log-H, but if you want effective film speeds for any other development conditions, youll need to use the equations. Anyone recognize the ISO standard's contrast parameters in this example?
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