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I closed my eyes,
My tears rolled straight to the floor,
All I wanted was to feel something more,
I was torn inside,
That was all I felt now that she had died,
I wished I were dreaming,
But all I heard was the faint sound of her screaming,
I stood at her grave,
Knowing I would never see her again,
I just kept feeling this terrible pain,
I will never love again,
The pain is too intense,
If only I had more sense,
She would never have died,
I let her go to the beach that day,
She drowned and turned up on the bay,
I will never forgive myself,
It has totally effected my health,
I have a hole in my heart that will never be replaced,
The feeling I have felt,
Is like torture I have faced,
I can't deal with this anymore,
I'm going down to the ocean floor,
I will never come back,
I planned my own attack.
Aidan Clifford Copyright 2007 26 July 2007
It was very sad and I can not think of anything like this that has happened to me but I can say I feel so sorry for the person that wrote this poem. You can tell that this person went...
My Only Love
Published on February 2008
I closed my eyes,


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Monday, 10 April 2017
Sunday, 9 April 2017
Richard III flag
Sunday, 19 March 2017
Wars of the Roses Earl of Warwick
|and here's a couple of pics of his heraldic standard
Saturday, 20 August 2016
Henry VIII's personal standard
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Sunday, 7 August 2016
Earl of Northumberland's standard bearer 1513
|Third flagsheet for Henry VIII's invasion of France 1513 that includes Talbot, Northumberland, Stanley and one I made earlier Suffolk. for further info on these flags and the personalities they represent you can't go wrong having at look at Stuart's cracking website: http://stuartsworkbench.blogspot.co.uk/ cheers Pete
Monday, 1 August 2016
Henry VIII's invasion of France 1513 sheet 2
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Sunday, 24 July 2016
Henry VIII Invasion of France 1513
|I've been asked a number of times whether I'd be interested in completing some flags for Henry VIII's invasion of France in 1513 and have always said no. However due to Stuart Mulligan's inspirational Army Royal blog and him kindly giving his permission to use his research and the persistence of a number of people (you know who you are) who want these flags I've got cracking and completed the first set of four. Painting these flags has been a total pleasure and the temptation to start an early Tudor army of my own is likely prove too much however I doubt I have the skill or the time to come up with what Stuart has accomplished with his Perry figures; hopefully a figure manufacturer will take a punt and complete some early Tudor figures.
This flag is for the Lord chamberlain and for a run down of his involvement in the invasion please take a look at Stuart's blog here: http://stuartsworkbench.blogspot.co.uk/2012/11/a-whyte-panther-incensed.html
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A human "source" is roughly defined as a person who contributes information to a piece of reportage, whether or not it is ultimately published or aired in any venue — print, the Internet, radio (audio podcasts included), video on a news report on television, the Web or in a documentary film.
Journalists should seek to be fair and truthful in reporting what their sources tell them. Factual accuracy entails checking, and double-checking, facts and fairness involves working diligently to get myriad sides of a story by speaking to multiple sources with different and often varying points of view. When appropriate, journalists should make a judicious attempt to balance "establishment" experts — spokespeople for think tanks, foundations, and the like — with knowledgeable sources from outside "official" culture. Fairness also means adhering to the "no surprises" rule when writing critically of someone: affording the source the opportunity to answer allegations or criticisms before publishing the work.
In addition, journalists should avoid engaging in stereotypes and, whenever possible and appropriate, make sure that people from different economic backgrounds, ethnic groups, religions and cultures are represented in the reporting. The NYU Journalism Department faculty urges students to treat sources with respect. Never threaten punitive action against a source for a perceived lack of cooperation.
On the record, on background, not for attribution and off the record: These are prearranged agreements between a reporter and a source, which govern how specific information can be used. These deals must be agreed to beforehand, never after. A source can't say something then claim it was "off the record." That's too late. When dealing with individuals who are not experienced in talking with reporters, journalists should make sure ground rules and potential consequences are clear, and then perhaps offer leeway. Of course, if the information isn't integral to the story, a reporter can agree not to use it. If you talk to five journalists, you'll likely get five different definitions for these terms. That's why it's important that a reporter clarify the use of these terms with a source before making any agreements.
In general:
"On the record" means anything the source says can be reported, published, or aired. All conversations are assumed to be on the record unless the source expressly requests — and the reporter explicitly agrees — to go off the record beforehand. If the reporter agrees to change "on the record" to something else, the reporter should be sure to mark notes clearly so that it's possible to see what's on the record and what is not at a later date. Never rely on memory and always try to get back "on the record" as quickly as possible.
"On background" is a kind of limited license to print what the source gives you without using the source's name. But most veteran reporters will not use "on background" information until they can verify it with other sources. People try to go "on background" when their information is very sensitive, which is to say, the information is likely to cause a stir. "On background" means the source's name does not appear in the story. In effect it confers anonymity on your source, but allows you to work with the information the source has provided. Again, it's best to consult your professor in these situations.
"Not for attribution" means that a reporter agrees not to identify a source by name. Identification is provided only by reference to the source's job or position. That identification must be agreed upon by the reporter and the source, and is almost always given in a way that prevents readers from discovering the source's specific identity. (There are rare exceptions — when dealing with diplomats and expressing a nation's official views, for instance.) The reporter should make sure the attribution is accurate and should press the source to allow the attribution to be as specific as possible. For example, a reporter would want to attribute information to "a high-ranking official in the Justice Department," rather than "a high-ranking law enforcement official," if the source agrees beforehand.
"Off the record" restricts the reporter from using the information the source is about to deliver. The information is offered to explain or further a reporter's understanding of a particular issue or event. (Various presidents have invited reporters to have dinner with the understanding that no information from this meeting can ever be published.) But if the reporter can confirm the information with another source who doesn't insist on speaking off the record (whether that means he agreed to talking on the record, on background, or not for attribution) he can publish it.
The problem with the phrase "off the record" is that many people, reporters and the general public alike, misunderstand its precise meaning. These days many interviewees think "off the record" is largely synonymous with "on background" or "not for attribution." There is so much murkiness about what "off the record" means that it is essential that the reporter and source agree on a definition before beginning an "off the record" portion of an interview. In the Department of Journalism, "off the record" means the information should not be used in the story unless the reporter can confirm it through another source. In general, it is best to avoid off the record conversations; another option might be to converse off the record and then try to convince the source to agree to waive the agreement.
Anonymity: The faculty urges students to avoid using unidentified sources whenever possible. In recent years, The New York Times, to name one media outlet, has come under fire for reporting stories largely based on anonymous government sources promulgating a particular point of view, and this practice undermined the Times' goal of covering news impartially — "without fear or favor," in the words of its patriarch, Adolph Ochs. For instance, the paper's coverage of Los Alamos researcher Wen Ho Lee, who Clinton Administration officials pegged as a spy by using cover of anonymity to leak their suspicions to Times reporters, and its coverage of Saddam Hussein's alleged weapons of mass destruction leading up to the Iraq War, seriously tainted the paper's reputation.
There are moments, however, when the only way to get a story is to offer anonymity to a source; such offers should be a last resort after repeated attempts to go on the record have failed and the student has received permission from his instructor. Some notable examples: a source admits committing a crime, and publishing his name could land him in prison; a source begs anonymity because public exposure could embarrass the source or jeopardize the source's job; an illegal immigrant is afraid to speak out for fear of being deported. In these cases, the student should consult with his professor. If an anonymous source must be used, the student should attempt to offer as much detail as possible about who the source was and explain the reason anonymity was given. For instance, identify a source as "a police detective close to the investigation who requested anonymity because her superiors had ordered her not to speak publicly on the matter."
Except in rare instances, a reporter should not publish an anonymous quote or statement from a source that is critical of another person. Generally speaking, if someone is unwilling to put his name to a critical statement about another person, the reporter shouldn't use it. In all cases where a source requests anonymity, the reporter must get the source's name and address and contact numbers and that information must be made available to the professor, who, in effect, serves as the student's editor.
In-person, phone, e-mail, and instant message interviews: It is best to speak to sources in person. In-person interviews allow for colorful, descriptive reporting. Sources also tend to be much more relaxed — and perhaps more truthful — when interviewed in person. It's also much easier for a reporter to gauge the credibility of a source when meeting face to face. But an in-person interview is not always practicable, and in those cases the telephone is the next best mode of communication. Be sure to check the veracity of a source's identity by calling through corporate or government switchboards, and be suspicious if a source will only call you and will not provide either a phone number or an affiliation.
E-mail interviews can have their place. In certain circles — technology or in the blog world, for instance — many sources insist on e-mail interviews so they have a written record of what is discussed. In addition, e-mail interviews can serve as an effective way to further clarify information from a prior in-person or phone interview, especially if data and highly technical information is being conveyed. But e-mail interviews can create problems, too. How does a reporter know the person replying is who he says he is? All too often company publicists answer e-mail questions on behalf of their bosses or clients. E-mail answers often tend to be carefully scripted and thus not truly representative of what the source truly thinks. Spontaneous answers in conversation are often more truthful. Follow-up questions — usually the most productive questions in a probing interview — are also very difficult and time-consuming to ask via e-mail. Likewise, instant message interviews should not be used to replace in-person or telephone interviews, but at times can be useful in clarifying responses.
NYU Journalism faculty strongly urge student reporters to meet sources in person whenever possible. It makes for richer, better stories; the writer can describe physical settings — what a source's office looks like, for example.
Person on-the-street interviews: When interviewing people on the street — tourists, passersby, voters exiting a polling precinct — be sure to get proper contact information (telephone number is best; e-mail less so) in the event an editor needs to confirm quotes or facts, check a source's identity, or simply wants the reporter to ask follow up questions. Often the purpose of on-the-street interviews is to try to capture the diversity of opinion in a particular population, not just to get a few lively quotes to brighten a story. In this case, a reporter should make an effort to interview enough people so that he can feel reasonably confident the story holds a fair cross-section of opinion. Better still, she should back up her interviews with statistically legitimate polling data if available. And reporters should always be honest with their readers about the number of sources interviewed. Don't leave readers with the impression that your story accurately reflects campus opinion if you have only interviewed half-a-dozen people. Instead, tell readers how many people you interviewed, and attempt to quantify their views.
Obligations to sources: It is imperative that journalists honor their agreements with sources; some have taken great risks in providing information. If you agree to a source's request for anonymity be sure you don't inadvertently provide information in your story that could peg him as the source. Such deals should never be undertaken lightly. Reporters must carefully consider whether to guarantee anonymity to a source, especially involving a matter that could eventually go to court. Refusing to name a source in a legal proceeding could land a reporter in jail. (The legal ramifications raised by the need to protect sources is discussed in the section on law, below.)
Taping conversations: There are obvious benefits to recording interviews, namely an assurance of accuracy and the creation of a verifiable record. Although the laws of certain states allow professional reporters to tape conversations without getting the permission of the interviewee beforehand, some states don't. The Department of Journalism at NYU suggests that students first ask permission before taping any conversation to head off any potential legal entanglements. Begin the taping by stating the date, time and asking the person to spell his or her name, which then offers proof the subject agreed to the taping.
In very rare instances, secret taping may be warranted. Reporters at the Lexington Herald-Leader won a Pulitzer in 1986 for their series, "Playing Above the Rules," in which they secretly taped interviews with University of Kentucky basketball players, who told them a group of fans had violated NCAA rules by giving players cash and gifts. The reporters and editors were worried that sources would recant their stories under pressure, opening up the publication to potential litigation. If you believe secret taping is required to get the story, you must first seek your professor's permission.
What follows is more detail on this topic:
I.) Taping (face to face): There are 37 states, plus the District of Columbia, that permit surreptitious recording of interviews. These are called one-party consent states, since only one party to the conversation — the reporter, for example — need give consent. (It is not, of course, legal to tape a conversation to which you are not a participant — by planting a bug or tapping a phone, for example.) On the other hand, 12 states have criminal statutes that prohibit recording without the consent of all parties to the conversation: California, Connecticut, Florida, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Montana, Nevada, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, and Washington (Vermont has no law). Note that these are criminal statutes, the violation of which can bring a jail sentence, and these laws have been interpreted in various ways by the courts of each state.
II.) Taping over telephone: The same twelve states require consent of all parties in order to record a telephone conversation. Federal law permits the recording of phone conversations if one party consents and has been expanded to include wireless and cellular calls. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regulations conflict with federal statutory law — the FCC requires, for calls crossing state lines, that all parties be notified of the recording at the beginning of the call.
III.) Use of cameras without consent: Thirteen states forbid unauthorized use of cameras in private places: Alabama, Arkansas, California, Delaware, Georgia, Hawaii, Kansas, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, New Hampshire, South Dakota, and Utah.
Reporting/videotaping post 9/11: Although there is no law against videotaping a subway platform or police cars on patrol that doesn't mean you won't get hassled by law enforcement officials, who, after Sept. 11, have a heightened concern about terrorism. The City has even posted signs prohibiting photography on its bridges and tunnels. Although reporters may see a story in testing for security vulnerabilities, this can be particularly risky. The research would probably require a certain amount of subterfuge and may well involve a violation of criminal law. You can expect to be prosecuted, for example, if you test airport security by trying to smuggle a box cutter onboard a passenger jet. In addition, there are laws on the books that prohibit videotaping military installations and nuclear power plants.


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WILMINGTON- Lightning in the area delayed the game for 45 minutes in the third quarter, but it did not stop defending Mideastern Conference Champions New Hanover High School from coming from behind to beat Hoke County 38 – 20 at Legion Stadium on Friday night.
"Any time you get your first win, it's important," said New Hanover Head Coach Earl Smith, who won the 250th game of his high school coaching career. "I'm proud of our guys. We've still got some young guys, but they're trying to grow up fast."
Inexperience on both the offensive and defensive sides of the ball were sometimes obvious for the Wildcats, as fumbles, dropped balls and missed tackles kept Hoke County in the game in the first half. The Bucks took an early 6-0 lead, but junior running back Wiz Vaughn's three first-half touchdowns helped New Hanover go into halftime with a 21-14 lead. They never trailed again.
"He's the type of young man who, when he gets in the secondary, it's hard to beat him one-on-one," Smith said of Vaughn's quickness and athleticism. "I'm proud of the offensive line, too, for opening up some holes for him."
Vaughn, who started his varsity career last year against Hoke County and went on to have an outstanding sophomore season, continued his offensive prowess from where he left off at the end of last season. He was efficient on Friday, rushing five times for a total of 55 yards and two touchdowns as well as tallying 50 receiving yards on three catches for two touchdowns.
New Hanover's biggest changes this year are on offense, where they lost last season's leaders Burke Estes (quarterback) and Garrett Walston (tight end) to graduation. While Vaughn and other returnees from last year's potent receiver and running back corps such as Keegan Santos (who also scored a touchdown for the Wildcats on Friday), Lamont Howard and Javeon Hall will help make up for the loss of Walston, Estes' replacement is less certain. Currently, junior Francis Meehan and sophomore Blake Walston, Garrett's younger brother, are splitting time under center. On Friday, Meehan went 4-4 for 121 yards and two touchdowns, while Blake Walston went 6-10 for 90 yards.
"They're both getting better. They're both making some mistakes, but they're young and they're both trying," Smith said. "They both give us two different things that make them hard to handle [for opponents]."
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Guideline Summaries FAQs
NGC's Revised Inclusion Criteria
What are the main changes to the inclusion criteria?
The two main changes are:
- Documentation will need to be provided showing that the guideline is based upon a systematic review of the evidence.
- Documentation must contain an assessment of the benefits and harms of the recommended care and alternative care options.
How do these changes affect the submission process? What documents* are required?
NGC requires more detailed information to verify that the guideline is based on a systematic review of the evidence and that there was an assessment of the benefits and harms of the recommended care and alternative care options. See Revised Inclusion Criteria 3 and 4 for a description. Documents required to meet inclusion include:
- Original guideline document(s)
- Document(s) detailing the specific methodology for the evidence underpinning the guideline(s) (e.g., systematic reviews, evidence syntheses, technology assessment reports)
- Either of the above must also include an assessment of the benefits and harms of the recommended care and alternative care options.
Other supporting documents that describe the developer's process for guideline development may also be submitted.
*Documents may be submitted as Word, PDF, HTML, or by providing the URL(s) where access can be obtained.
What documentation is required to ensure the guideline was developed, reviewed, or revised within the past 5 years?
All new/updated guidelines submitted to NGC must be based on a recent systematic review. Currency will be established by review of the following: a description of the search strategy that includes a listing of database(s) searched, a summary of search terms used, and the specific time period covered by the literature search including the beginning date (month/year) and end date (month/year), and the date(s) when the literature search was performed. In addition, the guideline's bibliography will be assessed for consistency with the date ranges of the literature searches.
What if the documentation is not published or in a report?
NGC staff will follow up with guideline developers on an individual basis for any missing documentation. In situations where the documentation may not sufficiently meet the inclusion requirements, the submission will be reviewed by NGC senior staff, members of the Editorial Board, and by AHRQ for a final determination.
Will NGC have guidelines that meet two different sets of criteria (i.e., 1997 criteria versus 2013 [revised] criteria)? How long will guidelines accepted under the old criteria remain in NGC?
Guidelines submitted and accepted for inclusion under the 1997 criteria will remain on the NGC site until they are revised by the developer, withdrawn by the developer, or withdrawn by NGC because they are no longer considered current (i.e., when they are ≥5 years old). As a result, there could be guidelines on NGC that were accepted under the 1997 criteria through 2019. However, it should be noted that guidelines included under the 1997 criteria could also meet the standards of the 2013 (revised) criteria.
How will I know which guidelines in NGC meet the 2013 (revised) criteria?
You can use the "Meets 2013 Inclusion Criteria" filter on the search results page to see which guidelines meet the revised criteria. Guidelines that meet the 2013 (revised) inclusion criteria also have a note in the "Guideline Status" field.
How do the 2013 (revised) criteria help me evaluate the guidelines in NGC?
NGC's 2013 (revised) inclusion criteria reflect the 2011 Institute of Medicine (IOM) definition of a clinical practice guideline. The definition emphasizes two important aspects of a guideline that should be represented in good evidence-based guidelines: being based on a systematic review and assessing the benefits and harms of recommended care and alternative care options. These revised inclusion criteria ensure that guidelines in NGC will meet this new minimum standard.
Why were NGC's inclusion criteria revised?
The Inclusion Criteria were revised to keep them current with advances in the field. In March 2011, the Institute of Medicine (IOM) published Clinical Practice Guidelines We Can Trust * which redefined clinical practice guidelines (CPGs) as "statements that include recommendations intended to optimize patient care that are informed by a systematic review of evidence and an assessment of the benefits and harms of alternative care options." The 2013 (revised) inclusion criteria bring NGC into alignment with the new definition of guidelines.
The revised inclusion criteria represent several years of effort that included expert knowledge, the input of guideline developers and implementers, and assessment of over 100 guidelines represented in NGC.
For additional tools and resources regarding the new criteria, see the expert commentary Introducing the National Guideline Clearinghouse Revised Inclusion Criteria and Webinar: The National Guideline Clearinghouse's Revised Criteria for Clinical Practice Guideline Inclusion .
*Institute of Medicine. Graham R, Mancher M, Wolman DM, Greenfield S, Steinberg E, editor(s). Clinical practice guidelines we can trust. Washington (DC): National Academies Press; 2011. 2p.
Why aren't all of the clinical practice guidelines produced by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) in NGC?
Guidelines produced by AHRQ are no longer included in NGC because these documents are more than five years old. AHRQ also considers these guidelines, either in whole or in part, out of date. For more information, see the AHRQ Web site . Users can also see the Guideline Summaries Archive.
Does NGC require the use of GRADE?
No, the use of GRADE is not required for inclusion in NGC. The Grading of Recommendations Assessment, Development and Evaluation (GRADE) approach is a widely used mechanism for grading the strength of clinical practice guideline recommendations and the quality (or certainty) of the evidence underpinning them. Providing such ratings is cited as a standard for trustworthy guidelines by the Institute of Medicine (now the National Academy of Medicine)*. NGC does not, however, require that guidelines represented in NGC have been developed using GRADE, a modification thereof, nor any similar system.
*Institute of Medicine. Graham R, Mancher M, Wolman DM, Greenfield S, Steinberg E, editor(s). Clinical practice guidelines we can trust. Washington (DC): National Academies Press; 2011. 2p.
NEATS Assessments
Why is NGC assessing guidelines?
The 2011 Institute of Medicine (IOM) report on trustworthy guidelines recommended that AHRQ have NGC indicate the extent to which clinical practice guidelines (CPGs) adhere to the standards for trustworthiness*.
*Institute of Medicine. Graham R, Mancher M, Wolman DM, Greenfield S, Steinberg E, editor(s). Clinical practice guidelines we can trust. Washington (DC): National Academies Press; 2011. 2p. Also available: http://nationalacademies.org/hmd/Reports/2011/Clinical-Practice-Guidelines-We-Can-Trust.aspx .
How will NGC determine the extent of adherence to the IOM standards?
Based on stakeholder feedback, the AHRQ/NGC team developed the National Guideline Clearinghouse Extent Adherence to Trustworthy Standards (NEATS) Instrument and pilot tested it to ensure reliability. NGC staff trained to use the NEATS instrument will assess the extent to which CPGs adhere to elements of these IOM standards:
- 1.1 (Establishing transparency)
- 2.2 (Management of conflict of interest)
- 3.1 and 3.2 (Guideline development group composition)
- 4.1 (Clinical practice guideline–systematic review intersection)
- 5.1 (Establishing evidence foundations for and rating strength of recommendations)
- 6.1 (Articulation of recommendations)
- 7.1 (External review)
- 8.1 (Updating)
When will NGC implement the NEATS guideline assessments?
Determining and posting assessments of the extent to which guidelines accepted for inclusion in NGC adhere to the IOM standards may begin sometime in 2017.
Will NGC assess all the guidelines represented on the site?
No, only guidelines accepted for inclusion after implementation of NEATS will be assessed.
Can guideline developers give input on NGC's assessment of their guidelines?
Yes, guideline developers can review and respond to the NEATS assessments of their guidelines prior to publication on the NGC Web site.
Can a guideline developer choose not to have their guideline assessed?
No, following implementation, any guideline accepted for NGC inclusion will be assessed.
Can users see which guidelines have assessments?
Yes, search results will display a NEATS Assessment icon next to assessed NGC summaries to help users identify them. In addition, a specialized search filter will identify all NGC summaries in the database that have assessments.
What do the NEATS assessments mean?
The NEATS assessments provide insight into whether a guideline was developed in a transparent and rigorous fashion, as deemed by the IOM standards. Please note, NGC does not develop, produce, approve, or endorse the guidelines represented on this site. Refer to the Disclaimer page for more information.
Will a lower score on any of the NEATS items mean that the guideline will be withdrawn from NGC?
No, once a guideline is accepted into NGC, it will remain represented on the web site until it no longer meets NGC's inclusion criteria.
Is there a single overall assessment for each guideline assessed?
No, at this time, there is no overall assessment. Each item stands alone. Determining how best to weight the individual items in order to make an overall assessment requires more thought.
Guideline Summaries
Why don't all of the guideline summaries include references supporting the recommendations?
NGC uses a systematic approach to decide when it is appropriate to include author, year citations in the Major Recommendations field and full citations in the References Supporting the Recommendations field. Two criteria drive the decision-making process: (1) the recommendations are explicitly stated, and (2) those explicit statements are referenced. The first criterion means that the recommendations in the guideline document are easily identified, stand-alone, action-oriented statements. Explicit recommendation statements are not interspersed among rationale in the guideline document. Rationale for the recommendations may be provided in sections before or after the actual recommendations but not within the same body of content as the recommendations. The second criterion means that the reference(s) supporting the explicit recommendation is (are) provided at the end of the statement. References cited in the rationale for the recommendation are not captured.
Why are some fields, like the References Supporting the Recommendations field, displayed in some summaries but not in others?
NGC will not display a field when the original guideline lacks relevant content.
What are UMLS concepts, and how are they used in NGC?
The U.S. National Library of Medicine (NLM) has developed the Unified Medical Language System (UMLS) to facilitate the development of computer systems that behave as if they "understand" the meaning of the language of biomedicine and health. The UMLS consists of three knowledge sources, the Metathesaurus, the Semantic Network, and the Specialist Lexicon, as well as computer tools to help developers integrate the information from these sources.
The Metathesaurus is a collection of more than 100 controlled vocabularies, thesauri, and code sets linked together via high-level semantic concepts. NGC's master's level indexers apply terms from selected UMLS vocabularies to each guideline summary, expert commentary, and guideline synthesis to facilitate searching and browsing and to create relationships between similar documents. These vocabularies are:
- Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System (HCPCS)
- International Classification of Diseases – Clinical Modification (ICD-9-CM)
- Medical Subject Headings (MeSH)
- Physician Data Query (PDQ)
- Standard Product Nomenclature (SPN)
- Systemized Nomenclature of Medicine (Clinical Terms) (SNOMED CT)
- UMLS Metathesaurus (MTH)
- Universal Medical Device Nomenclature System (UMDNS)
What are Multiple Chronic Conditions (MCCs)?
Chronic conditions are conditions that last a year or more and require ongoing medical attention and/or limit activities of daily living. Multiple chronic conditions (MCCs) are concurrent chronic conditions. In other words, multiple chronic conditions are two or more chronic conditions that affect a person at the same time. For example, either a person with arthritis and hypertension or a person with heart disease and depression, both have multiple chronic conditions. (Source: http://www.hhs.gov/ash/about-ash/multiple-chronic-conditions/index.html ).
The MCC tag in a guideline summary identifies that the guideline provides actionable guidance addressing the treatment of two or more concurrent chronic conditions.
Are guideline summaries available in a downloadable format?
Each guideline summary provides a printable view via the Print link and several download types: PDF (download the free Adobe Reader ), Word (compatible with Word 1997 and higher), HTML, and XML. A citation for individual guideline summaries can also be downloaded into EndNote by clicking on the Citation Manager link.
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As SourceForge recently started to integrate into ohloh (after buying it), it would be great to link active SourceForge projects with ohloh projects. This way, there would be only a central system to manage releases and the code repository would be automatically added.
More ideas could be added to the list, so give your ideas!
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Behind the scenes, we have started experimenting with something very similar to this. Many Ohloh projects are linked to a matching project page on SourceForge or Google Code.
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Calculated Sound Velocity Change in LaFeAsO0.89F0.11 at the Superconducting Transition
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- Abd-Shukor, R. J Supercond Nov Magn (2010) 23: 1229. doi:10.1007/s10948-010-0778-9
The changes in the bulk modulus and sound velocity in LaFeAsO0.89F0.11 superconductor at the transition temperature were calculated using various thermodynamic data. Step discontinuities of 16 ppm in the bulk modulus and 5 ppm in the longitudinal sound velocity are expected at the superconducting transition. The calculated acoustic Debye temperature for the parent compound is 367 K and this is slightly higher than the values determined by specific heat measurements for LaO0.89F0.11FeAs.
KeywordsDebye temperature Elastic modulus LaFeAsO0.89F0.11 superconductor
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Man at desk was more than helpful for us. Also it's a dead end road so no traffic noise :). Will stay again
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Kristin McKie, assistant professor of government and African studies, participated in a panel discussion at the Brookings Institution in Washington, D.C., on May 19.
St. Lawrence University has exceeded its enrollment targets for the incoming Class of 2021 this fall, which helped to bolster its stable bond rating with Standard & Poor's.
Sarah E. Johnson '82 and her parents, Charles and Ann Johnson, have committed an unrestricted gift to the University of $25 million.
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Commencement and retirements, the Laurentian alumni network and humanitarianism help to round out the top-10 most popular news stories of the Spring 2017 semester.
St. Lawrence University faculty made their mark with regional, national and international news media during the 2016-2017 academic year, writing opinion pieces and serving as experts in their field.
Forty-four students from across Northern New York will enroll in the Class of 2021 at St. Lawrence University as part of the Augsbury/North Country Scholarship program.
Michael R. Greenwald, associate professor of religious studies, will deliver the Friends of Owen D. Young and Launders Libraries' Pre-Commencement Lecture at 1:30 p.m. on May 20 in Griffiths 123.
Alumni Citations will be awarded to Martha MacCallum Gregory '86, Sue Katzen '86 and former business executive James B. Brush '77, P'08 while Mary Jo Faucher Hunt '76, P'04 will receive the Sol Feinstone Award.
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St. Lawrence University celebrated the Festival of Science and the Festival of Scholarship and Creativity together on Friday, April 28, across campus.
The Richard F. Brush Art Gallery will feature three exhibitions of student art and art selections from April 28 to June 3.
St. Lawrence University's Commencement will take place at 10 a.m. on Sunday, May 21, on Creasy Commencement Common, or in Appleton Arena in the event of inclement weather.
St. Lawrence University has been recognized by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Green Power Partnership for its use of renewable, zero-emissions electricity.
St. Lawrence University recognized retirements and celebrated employee anniversaries at a ceremony held Wednesday, April 19, in Sykes Common Room. President William L. Fox '75 and Lynn Smith Fox recognized those retiring and employees celebrating 25 years of service.
With support from the Harold H. Niles Memorial Fund, St. Lawrence University will host Clark Chilson as guest speaker for the Niles Lecture on Religion and Science at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, May 1, in Sykes Common Room.
St. Lawrence University's Department of Math, Computer Science and Statistics and Pi Mu Epsilon honorary hosted of the Pi Mu Epsilon Interscholastic Mathematics Contest for area high schools on April 5.
St. Lawrence University's Department of Performance and Communication Arts will feature its spring Dance Concert at 8 p.m. from April 27 to 29 in Gulick Theatre.
The Project on Middle East Democracy, POMED, published a report by Howard Eissenstat, associate professor of history and nonresident senior fellow with POMED, titled "Erdogan As Autocrat: A Very Turkish Tragedy."


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Michael Jackson Birthday: Prince Honours Dad's Birthday In Touching Way
Michael Jackson's son, Prince, has penned a touching poem in honour of what would be the late King of Pop's 58th birthday.
"Today we celebrate the birthday of a legend, but don't forget to celebrate the Man," the 19-year-old wrote on Twitter on Monday. "Here is a sonnet written for him."
The poem gives sweet insight into Jackson as a son, brother and father. "The many know the Legend and the Myth," Prince writes. "A lucky few know the Man as he is."
Prince was just 12 years old when his father died seven years ago on June 25, 2009. His siblings, Paris and Blanket, were also quite young when they lost their father, at ages 11 and 7, respectively.
This isn't the first time Prince has paid tribute to his famous father. Just before his 18th birthday in February last year, the teen thanked Jackson on Twitter.
"Before I turn 18 tomorrow I really want to thank a few ppl (sic) and first is obviously my dad," he wrote. "He was and is as incredible human being… not only did he give me the gift of live (sic), he gave me an incredible opportunity to make something of myself."
Prince is now a college student at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles and, according to Entertainment Tonight, the teen has also started his own production company called King's Son.
In the past, Prince's sister Paris has also paid a number of tributes to their late dad. One of her most recent was back in April, when she honoured Jackson with a special tattoo to mark her 18th birthday.
"'Queen of My Heart' in his handwriting," Paris wrote on Instagram. "To everyone else he was the King of Pop. To me, well, he was the king of my heart."
As for the youngest Jackson, 14-year-old Blanket, he's been keeping out of the limelight. But based on a recent photo from his eldest brother's Instagram, it looks like the young teen (far left, blue shirt) is living well and remains close with the Jackson family.
In an age when whole albums go up onto iTunes without any fanfare, it's hard to imagine a time when Michael Jackson announcing a new record would make the 6 o'clock news - but his star power meant that every step he took in his career became an event, and his fans all over the globe loved him for it.
Being a performer since he was just a child meant that Michael was pretty much untouchable when it came to live performances. Whether it be at his tours or his iconic awards show appearances, he will always be remembered as a heavyweight of the pop world when it comes to performing live.
True, not everything Michael Jackson wore was loved by everyone - that face-mask trend never did catch on, did it? - his unusual fashion choices were what helped propel him to pop icon status.
Indubitably one of the most talked about men in the world, whether he was dangling a baby over a balcony or just hanging out with his pet monkey, Bubbles, there was always something to discuss when it came to Michael Jackson.
Because, really, which other popstar in the world would have a full-blown theme park - complete with a ferris wheel and petting zoo - in their back gardens? Olly Murs? Ellie Goulding? Ed Sheeran? We don't think so...
Now certain popstars - not naming any names, *cough* Ga *cough* Ga - might make a fifteen minute music video a tedious experience, filling it with over-the-top, overblown imagery that takes an art degree and a copy of the Da Vinci Code to hand to wrap your head around. Instead, Michael Jackson's videos made up for their length by filling every moment with something to surprise or scare or move you, and really told a story.
Michael's vocal ticks and grunts were a big part of what made him such a distinctive artist, as heard in his iconic hit 'Billie Jean'.
To be able to collaborate with Michael Jackson was an honour bestowed on only a few lucky popstars such as Britney Spears, Sir Paul McCartney, Diana Ross and Lionel Richie, who all worked with MJ to some degree during his lengthy career. For us, though, his definitive duet was 'Scream', which saw him collaborate with his sister Janet. The dance break in this video is undoubtedly some of the best performing either artist has ever done.
It wasn't just his inspirational lyrics as heard in 'Man In The Mirror' and 'Heal The World' that Michael will be remembered for, he also told stories like in his hits 'Dirty Diana' and 'Billie Jean', and even took a stand for causes he believed in like in 'They Don't Care About Us' and 'Leave Me Alone'.
What the world will always remember Michael Jackson for, first and foremost, is the music he gave us during his lifetime. Whether he was getting us up on the dance-floor, or delivering a weepy ballad, Michael's music always did the job.


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