Explore the world of food safety and preservation through this detailed course in Home Science at Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Karad. The course covers topics like basics of food safety, principles of food preservation, methods of food preservation, and practical sessions on preparing various food items. G

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Deputy Director General D. Serage presents to the Portfolio Committee on Agriculture, Land Reform, and Rural Development regarding the feedback received on the Preservation and Development of Agricultural Land Bill. Various organizations made oral and written submissions during public hearings, cont

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This content provides insights into the Arkansas Historic Preservation Program (AHPP) grants aimed at supporting the preservation, restoration, and rehabilitation of historic properties in Arkansas. The grants focus on maintaining structural integrity, addressing deficiencies, ensuring safety and co

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Fish are highly perishable and require proper preservation techniques to maintain their quality and freshness. Methods such as chilling, freezing, and other preservation techniques are employed to extend the shelf life of fish for short and long durations. Quick freezing is preferred for long-term s

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Learn about the proper collection and preservation methods for liquid blood, dried stains, stained clothing, swabs of stains, and envelopes in forensic investigations. Follow detailed instructions for identification, preservation, wrapping, and packing to ensure the integrity of blood evidence.

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Milk can be preserved using various techniques such as chilling, pasteurization, and chemical preservation methods like hydrogen peroxide. The shelf life of milk can be extended by cooling or utilizing the lactoperoxidase system. Germicidal properties of fresh milk and naturally occurring inhibitory

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Postponing digital preservation of audiovisual heritage can lead to irreversible loss. The urgency lies in the deteriorating nature of audiovisual media and the necessity of digitization for long-term preservation. Challenges include lack of awareness, obsolescence of playback equipment, and excuses

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Explore the history, purpose, and values of the National Wilderness Preservation System in the United States through this presentation. Discover key facts, trends, and management principles related to over 109 million acres of protected wilderness areas managed by federal agencies. Gain insights int

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The analysis discusses the peer exchange facilitators, knowledge transfer process between Lead and Explorer States, disadvantages of limited knowledge transfer, and details of pavement preservation treatment experience in various states. It emphasizes the importance of sharing expertise to enhance p

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North/Nord initiative began in August 2021 to coordinate shared print efforts across Canadian libraries, focusing on Canadian materials. The program evaluation is set for Summer 2023, emphasizing collaboration for success. COPPUL SPAN expands on prioritizing partnerships, Indigenous publications, an

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This overview highlights the Dane County Farmland Preservation Plan, which includes planning areas, preservation programs, zoning regulations, density caps, siting criteria, and more to protect agricultural lands and promote sustainable development in Dane County, Wisconsin.

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This course covers common computer systems, file formats, open-source software, and the OAIS standard for digital preservation. Participants will learn about operating systems, file systems, and file format preservation issues. The course also explores the differences between Windows and Unix operat

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The National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) was established in 1966 to protect historic resources in the United States. It was a response to the alarming damage caused by large-scale projects post-World War II. The Act requires federal agencies to consider the impacts of their undertakings on hist

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Delve into the world of high-energy physics with a riveting journey through the analysis preservation and tuning of hadronic interaction models. Learn about the motivation, goals, and processes involved in making research results accessible, publicly available, and reproducible. Explore the tools an

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This project delves into the science and tradition of meat safety and preservation, focusing on beef jerky as a counterpart to traditional Native American dried meats. It includes activities like preparing jerky, evaluating salt's impact on preservation, and sensory testing. Additionally, it explore

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Recommended spending levels on print newsbrands for automotive, finance, retail, and travel brands for optimal campaign ROI. Insights on how print newsbrands can boost overall campaign revenue and ROI, with specific spend recommendations for different industry sectors. The content emphasizes the imp

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Providing guidance to memory and cultural institutions on selecting digital heritage for preservation, the UNESCO PERSIST Content Task Force emphasizes the importance of safeguarding digital materials for future generations. Highlighting the risk of losing valuable heritage, the guidelines stress th

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Explore digital preservation strategies in practice at Illinois Wesleyan University. Learn from Meg Miner, the University Archivist, about preservation philosophy, local-centric decisions, and the importance of prioritizing digital collections inventory. Gain insights into updates on processing acti

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A model is proposed by Ian Bogus, Candace Arai Yano, Shannon Zachary, Jacob Nadal, Mary Miller, Helen N. Levenson, Fern Brody, and Sara Amato to determine the ideal number of monograph copies for preservation in shared print collections. The model considers variables such as on-shelf probability, bi

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This project aims to enhance knowledge, skills, and competitiveness of Cultural and Creative Industries (CCI), Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs), and startups in supporting cultural heritage preservation and sustainable tourism. Activities include developing a common working methodology, E-catalog

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A comprehensive overview of the Northeast Regional Library Print Management Planning Project (NERLPMPP) from its inception as NERD to its current status as EAST. The project aims to explore shared storage of print materials, focus on monographs, and determine viable business models for managing regi

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Exploring the current status and future prospects of print and digital preservation in Ontario universities, with a focus on collaboration, innovation, and the Scholars Portal initiative. Serving over 476,000 students across 21 university libraries, this collaborative effort aims to enhance e-resour

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Learn how to handle old digital media effectively for preservation, including equipment requirements, write-protection methods, and capturing disk images. Understand the importance of copying data promptly due to media fragility. Explore in-house and outsourcing options for preserving valuable digit

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The Society for the Preservation of Natural History Collections conducted a project funded by IMLS to study data reuse and digital preservation in academic disciplines. The research team explored significant properties of social science, archaeological, and zoological data for effective preservation

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Analyzing the shared print collections in Southern California libraries reveals a substantial number of discrete titles and works, with an average age of 30 years. The density of print book holdings in the region shows a concentration in a few libraries, indicating opportunities for collaborative ef

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Explore essential topics in long-term data management, including considerations for data centers and repositories, metadata usage, and digital curation. Understand the distinctions between digital archiving, preservation, and curation, along with key questions regarding data deposits and embargoes.

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Food preservation is a crucial aspect of ensuring food safety, extending shelf life, and preventing spoilage. This article delves into the definition of food preservation, its objectives, and the importance of preserving foods. From preventing microbial contamination to increasing food availability,

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Explore the goals and challenges of the SCELC Shared Print Feasibility Study, focusing on understanding member readiness, collection analysis, sustainability proposals, user behaviors, and cost analysis. The study aims to develop shared print programs to preserve and share print materials among dive

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Aspiration for a tremendous vision to unite Big Ten university collections into one shared and fully networked "BIG Collection." This initiative aims to increase findability, usability, and value at scale while deepening interdependence and resilience for an uncertain future. The Knowledge Commons w

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Colorado Alliance of Research Libraries, founded in 1981, spearheads the establishment of a Shared Print Trust to address the need for physical archiving in the digital age. By preserving intellectual records and promoting local control, the initiative ensures continued access to print materials. Th

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Shared Print Metadata Guidelines aim to establish new Shared Print Institution Symbols and add them to bibliographic records for resource sharing. These guidelines involve creating MARC Local Holdings Records (LHRs) to document archiving commitments for journals. The Shared Print initiative supports

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Explore upcoming meetings and initiatives of various Bridge Preservation Partnerships across different regions in the United States. Topics include deck preservation, emergency response, resilience, research needs, performance measures, and technical tours. Stay informed about the latest development

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Explore the key aspects of digital preservation readiness, including assessing current status, setting goals for improvement, benchmarking strengths and weaknesses, maturity models, and important questions to consider before starting. The guidance covers the NDSA Levels of Digital Preservation, cate

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The Shared Print Monograph Summit held in June 2018 focused on collaboration and coordination among North American shared print programs. Key priorities included open data on retention commitments, research on risks, establishing community standards, and more. Working groups were formed to address o

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Preservation in libraries is crucial to protect documents from deterioration caused by various factors like climate and physical damage. The preservation of library materials ensures that valuable cultural records are passed down to future generations for continued access and knowledge dissemination

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Explore the collaborative efforts of the Keep@Downsview project involving five university libraries in Ontario - Western, McMaster, Toronto, Queen's, and uOttawa. Learn about their contributions to print preservation, digital initiatives, and plans for expansion to further benefit the academic commu

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The presentation delves into the Keep@Downsview project, highlighting the challenges, lessons learned, and future directions of academic libraries located along Highway 401 in Ontario. These institutions share similarities in funding, consortium memberships, and research grants, while contributing t

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Explore the various methods of food preservation such as freezing, freeze-drying, and irradiation. Learn how freezing slows enzyme action and prevents microbial growth, while freeze-drying preserves food by removing moisture through sublimation. Discover how irradiation destroys spoilage organisms t

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In historic preservation archaeology, the evaluation process involves distinct phases from background research to data recovery. During a Phase 2 evaluation, archaeologists assess a site's eligibility for listing on the National Register of Historic Places by determining its integrity and potential

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This collaboration between HathiTrust, CDL, and CRL aims to enhance access to shared print collections, promote equity in scholarly resources, and leverage networks for collaborative infrastructure. The vision includes embedding shared print in library collections, enriching the scholarly record, an

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