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Lights, Camera, Action!
Lights, Camera, Action is a beginner’s guide on how to overcome camera shyness, record videos, and build your digital presence. This book will help you feel comfortable when the recording light is on. Learn to relay your ideas from your mind to the world! Use the camera and make it your best friend.
Building a case for an optimal glaucoma pathway
In January 2021, 604,4012 people were waiting for a first treatment in ophthalmology, 230,872 have waited more than 18 weeks3 and 48,703 have waited more than a year4. How can an optimal glaucoma pathway be achieved and what would the outcomes be for all involved? Back in January 2019, Richard Whittington, then assistant director of commissioning, now chief executive of Local Optical Committee Support Unit, wrote a blog for the NHS England (NHSE) website.
How community pharmacy can create capacity in Secondary Care
It is a widely held belief that the pharmaceutical sector needs to understand the challenges faced by its colleagues in Acute Trusts. Secondary Care managers will know very little about community pharmacy and the opportunity it represents. The key is to whet their appetite by creating discourse on the very issues that keep them awake at night.
7 Things Research Tells Us About Northern Bobwhite and What They Need
The northern bobwhite quail is an iconic species for many reasons. Depending on who you talk to, you may hear bobwhite referred to as a game bird, an indicator or an umbrella species, or a species of conservation concern. Bobwhite are found in the eastern half of the United States.
Promoting accuracy in estimating grazeable acres
— Know your ranch Estimating grazeable acreage as well as forage availability is vital to understanding the carrying capacity of a ranch and accurately setting a proper stocking rate. Mapping software (i.e., ArcGIS) is a tool commonly used to estimate grazeable acreage for cattle, with minimal technical expertise required.
Brush encroachment provides clues about soil health - The Eagle: Land & Livestock Post
Fire, climate, herbivory and sometimes just bad luck explain most of the phenomena one might observe. Something that is harder to get a handle on is those things that don't change but should. Brush encroachment is a common problem across the landscape these days, and several sites that I visit regularly are undergoing significant encroachment. There are areas immediately adjacent to locations that brush doesn't seem to impact, however.
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