Recording of heritage buildings: from measured drawing to 3D laser scanning

This entry is a transcription of the opening keynote for the two-day international, peer reviewed conference held at the Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL on November 10-11 2016. It was simultaneously published in the book, "Drawing Futures - Speculations in Contemporary Drawing for Art and Architecture", edited by Laura Allen and Luke Caspar Pearson. It outlines my 30 years of speculative architectural drawing

Ariel - Volume 10 Number 5

Executive Editors Madalyn Schaefgen David Reich Business Manager David Reich News Editors Medical College Edward Zurad CAHS John Guardiani World Mark Zwanger Features Editors Meg Trexler Jim O\u27Brien Editorials Editor Jeffrey Banyas Photography and Sports Editor Stuart Singer Commons Editor Brenda Peterso

Organic Farming in Wales 2003 - 2004

Organic Centre Wales (OCW) was originally formed to act as an information source for producers enquiring into organic farming; in our second phase, in response to changes in the sector, we have an increased remit on policy issues. It has been a busy time, seeing the production of a second Organic Action Plan, the implementation of the CAP reform and development work on agri-environment reforms. The year also saw the start of organic maintenance payments for farmers. This Annual Report contains accounts of the progress that has been made on many fronts during the last 12 months, particularly in market knowledge due to the research for the recently published report, 'Organic Food: understanding the consumer and increasing sales'. This information, together with continuing product development work, will enable Welsh organic producers to be proactive in building a solid consumer base

Prospectus, July 3, 1984

FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM BEING INSTALLED PARKLAND IMPROVES FIREFIGHTING PROCEDURES; Construction underway on Green between Neil and State Safety improvements implemented; News Digest; Enjoy the 4th at Hessel Park; A \u27social studies gap\u27 opens up on campuses Are we forgetting the basics?; Did You Know...; Tree-lined patht to pond; Water slide stimulating; Exchange column of tips, advice, and recipes Canning season is almost here. Are you ready?; Nutrient-dense foods stretch food dollars; Preschoolers... eat when hungry; Philosophy club proposed; The unsung heros of Parkland; PC Happenings; Mime Workers present workshop; Grads have high career expectations; Creative Corner...Especially for you; Stuffing or potatoes?; Follow the Wind; The Widower; Rain; Is There A Reason; Attack of the killer gum?; Community Calendar; Delinquencies to be published; Variety provides something for everyone Seek out C/U summer entertainment; Get hooked on sci fi; Women\u27s fears of independence; \u27Best period of my life\u27 says Carlin; Sports Digest; NBA drafts Olympic finalists first; Olympic basketball team chosenhttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1984/1018/thumbnail.jp

Television news and the symbolic criminalisation of young people

This is an Author's Accepted Manuscript of an article published in Journalism Studies, 9(1), 75 - 90, 2008, copyright Taylor & Francis, available online at: http://www.tandfonline.com/10.1080/14616700701768105.This essay combines quantitative and qualitative analysis of six UK television news programmes. It seeks to analyse the representation of young people within broadcast news provision at a time when media representations, political discourse and policy making generally appear to be invoking young people as something of a folk devil or a locus for moral panics. The quantitative analysis examines the frequency with which young people appear as main actors across a range of different subjects and analyses the role of young people as news sources. It finds a strong correlation between young people and violent crime. A qualitative analysis of four “special reports” or backgrounders on channel Five's Five News explores the representation of young people in more detail, paying attention to contradictions and tensions in the reports, the role of statistics in crime reporting, the role of victims of crime and the tensions between conflicting news frames.Arts and Humanities Research Counci

Prospectus, April 4, 1984

PARKLAND STUDENT RECEIVES STATEWIDE AWARD; News Digest; Parkland welcomes visitors; Problems? Let us help--NEW--Advice Column; \u27Images\u27 \u2784 starts production; PC Happenings: Kidney stone treatment is seminar topic, May fest exhbitors to register, Parkland hosting hairstyling, Martial arts demonstration, March of Dimes walkamerica, Stu-Go to survey; Two Parkland students to go to conference; Blood drive; Board considers closing U.H.S.; Did You Know...; Creative Corner...Especially for you!!: Buzz Galaxy, Father, Dear Father, Unicorns, My Friends and Me, A low rumble starts...; Archaeological Field School.....Experiencing the world ......... the way it really is: Shawnee National Forest: Extreme weather conditions; \u27Racing\u27--a good traditional movie; Rebel with a cause; Disney to release \u27Touchstone Films\u27; Classified; International Cafe during Open House; Parkland Student returns home; Parkland fall registration; What to do with a home computer; Have a question about the new phone systems?; Spring brings on large scale housecleaning; Women\u27s hats coming back; Elmhurst defeats Peoria; Cobra men split two; We goofed: Oops...; Quincy wins its second straight championship; Expos to take N.L. East; Fitness Center to open; Softball newshttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1984/1026/thumbnail.jp

Correction to: The Edinburgh Consensus: preparing for the advent of disease-modifying therapies for Alzheimer's disease.

Since the publication of this article [1], it has come to the attention of the authors that information for one of the authors was not included in the competing interests section. Craig Richie has declared potential competing interests with the following companies; Janssen, Eisai, Pfizer, Eli Lilly, Roche Diagnostics, Boeringher Ingleheim, Novartis, AC Immune, Ixico, Aridhia, Amgen, Berry Consultants, Lundbeck, Sanofi, Quintiles (IQVIA) and Takeda. The full competing interests section for this article can be found below

Prospectus, April 18, 1984

CHORAL UNION DEMANDING AND REWARDING; News Digest; Is your child part of the identi-child program?; Budding playwrights get chance to have work produced; PC Happenings: Parkland wins Automotive Contest, German Club annual Springfest, EMT workshop offered, Petitions available for Stu-Go, Stu-Go lacks quorum; Here Comes the Easter Bunny (or the Easter Hare?); Faces We Make; Former Prospectus entertainment writer: Alender services held; Strange things at the library; Only Food Service Management course in area: Sutton leads Food Service Management program; Criminal justice program well rounded; Running may increase protein need; Easter means Easter egg time; Second Wind hosts race; Did You Know...; Classifieds; Creative Corner...Especially for you!!: Recollections, She\u27s More than a Nurse, You are a corn-fed steak..., Memories..., A fire burns, AKTING??????????????..., Sometimes in their heed to tact..., Clouds, Disturb Not the Dead, Follow the Wind, I don\u27t know why I bother..., Innoncent Eyes, Please tell me what it is you want..., Running scared from yourself and tripped, babe..., Time Bomb, Don\u27t go away--Linger on..., Class, Raggedy Ann lay in the back of an old station wagon..., Too Late, To God; Ice Capades comes to town: Skaters say it\u27s hard work but well worth it; few surprises during Hollywood\u27s biggest night; \u27Queen\u27 film at Assembly Hall; Director shines in film; \u27Go-Go\u27s\u27 are back on track; \u27Weird Al\u27 hits big time; Fan Club to host film; Parkland College 1984 baseball roster; Cobra men lose two; 1984 Parkland Outdoor Track Bests; Sports Digest; Women lose twin bill; Prospectus survey resultshttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1984/1024/thumbnail.jp

DNA Dynamics Is Likely to Be a Factor in the Genomic Nucleotide Repeats Expansions Related to Diseases

Trinucleotide repeats sequences (TRS) represent a common type of genomic DNA motif whose expansion is associated with a large number of human diseases. The driving molecular mechanisms of the TRS ongoing dynamic expansion across generations and within tissues and its influence on genomic DNA functions are not well understood. Here we report results for a novel and notable collective breathing behavior of genomic DNA of tandem TRS, leading to propensity for large local DNA transient openings at physiological temperature. Our Langevin molecular dynamics (LMD) and Markov Chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) simulations demonstrate that the patterns of openings of various TRSs depend specifically on their length. The collective propensity for DNA strand separation of repeated sequences serves as a precursor for outsized intermediate bubble states independently of the G/C-content. We report that repeats have the potential to interfere with the binding of transcription factors to their consensus sequence by altered DNA breathing dynamics in proximity of the binding sites. These observations might influence ongoing attempts to use LMD and MCMC simulations for TRS–related modeling of genomic DNA functionality in elucidating the common denominators of the dynamic TRS expansion mutation with potential therapeutic applications