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Hi everyone this is Emily from the ShotKam team.

In this video we'll go over the parts of the ShotKam, teach you how to mount it to the

rail, and go through the different settings.

Let's get started.

Your ShotKam comes with a built-in memory card, an internal, rechargeable battery, a

rail mount, and all the required spare parts for mounting the camera to different recoil slots.

This one mount can be adapted to fit all rails.

Now, at the side of your camera you will see a rubber cab that protects the USB port and

makes the camera weather proof.

Remove the rubber cap to charge the camera or to connect it to your computer.

The power button is next to the two LEDs and will be how you control which mode the camera

is in.

You will see a little black ledge above the LEDs which is there to prevent the power button

from being pushed when you set your gun on its side.

Now, how to mount the ShotKam.

Begin by ensuring that your gun is empty.

The mounting bracket will allow you to mount the camera to any Picatinny, Weaver, or Glock rail.

Using the provided Allen key, loosen the screws on the side three quarters of the way.

Then, the bracket can be removed.

You will see all the screw hole options on the brackets for the different rails.

The Glock screw works for most recoil slots, but you can change the screw location to ensure

a perfect fit for your rail.

The bracket can be mounted either forwards or backwards.

Once you're happy with the screw location, loosely mount the bracket to the ShotKam ledge,

then onto the rail of your gun.

Tighten the screws until there is a firm mount, but ovoid over tightening as this can compress

the frame of your gun.

After adding any accessories to a hand gun, you should always check that the slide moves

all the way forward correctly.

If needed, loosen the rail mount screws slightly.

Now let's go over the settings.

To charge your camera, plug the USB cable from the side of the ShotKam into a computer

or wall adapter.

The LED will flash Red for charging, then stay solid Red when fully charged.

It takes about two hours.

When ready to shoot, press the power button on with a gentle click of the button.

You will see a momentary Yellow light as it warms up then a solid Green light when it's

ready.

The solid Green light means that its recording video, but it only saves the video if there's

a recoil.

The Blue light will come on after the recoil to indicate that a shot has been saved.

If there is no activity for thirty seconds, then the camera will go into sleep mode to

conserve battery.

You will notice a slow flashing Green light when in sleep mode.

Either press the power button or gently bump the gun to awaken the ShotKam.

If needed, hold the power button down for five seconds to perform a hard reset.

Note that this will not erase any of your videos; it's just like restarting your computer.

Now, how to use the built-in WiFi.

Start with the camera off, then hold the power button down for three seconds.

Once you release the power button you will see a second flashing Yellow light.

A few seconds later, one will turn Green.

The camera is now in WiFi mode and you can find the ShotKam network in your mobile device's

settings page.

The WiFi will allow you to connect your ShotKam to your smartphone, iPad or tablet directly

to the ShotKam from any location.

You don't need any other source of WiFi, Bluetooth, data, or hotspot, just the ShotKam because

the WiFi antenna is built inside.

The WiFi enables you to select your settings; for example your gun type or target type,

or the length and speed of your recordings.

It allows you to align your reticle, which is a cross hair or red dot seen in your videos,

and download your shots while at the range.

All of these options can be done through our ShotKamPro app, which is available in the

Google play for Android or App Store for Apple.

For more information, please watch our App tutorial video.

So you may be asking, how does the ShotKam work?

Well, it works with what's called an accelerometer, which registers forces to tell it when to record.

When shooting with your handgun, for example, you'll close the slide and that force will

start a video recording.

The camera will start recording video, but only save the video if it feels the force

of a recoil.

If there is no recoil, for example because you're reloading your magazine, then the ShotKam

will dismiss the video and go into sleep mode.

Now if multiple shots are taken within six seconds of each other, then the camera will

save them all in the same video.

Once there are no more recoils, the camera will end the recording and save that shot

to the memory card.

Every video will be time and date stamped, then slowed into one third speed.

You can adjust this playback speed within the app if you would like faster or slower,

but note that once a video is saved, it cannot be changed unless using a seperate video editor.

When you're ready to shoot, simply turn the camera on at the beginning of the day, then

allow it to work intelligently in the background.

Turn it off at the end of the day and your videos will be saved on the memory card.

We hope that this tutorial was helpful, and if you have any questions, please send us

a message on the contact us page, send us an email, or give us a call.

Thanks for watching and have a great day.

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The Essex Design Guide - Interview with Graham Thomas - Duration: 1:12.

For more infomation >> The Essex Design Guide - Interview with Graham Thomas - Duration: 1:12.

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Online booking | How to Guide | Chichester Festival Theatre - Duration: 9:00.

Hello and welcome to the online booking video guide for Chichester Festival Theatre.

In this video we will show you step by step how to book tickets for shows and

events on our website. Let's get started. First of all, we recommend that you log in

before you start booking, just to ensure that you can access any discounts

and priority booking you're entitled to. Click here to login then you'll be

brought this screen where you'll need to enter your username and password.

Once you've entered your details you'll be returned to the home page or the page

you were on prior to logging in. Now you're ready to start purchasing your tickets.

Start by clicking on WHAT'S ON which will give you the details and full list

of shows and events in the season. When you hover over a picture like so, you're

given the option of both MORE INFO and TICKETS as you can see. TICKETS takes you

directly to a list of performances to buy your tickets. MORE INFO will take you

to the production page which looks like this. It has more information which will

be updated through the season with photography, videos and details of the

cast and creatives. Here you can click on TICKETS to select your desired date of

performance. In some cases, if tickets have just gone on sale you may be

greeted with a queuing page which looks like this. If you have items in your

basket that were already available prior to the new season going on sale, you will

be asked to buy these items or empty your basket before joining the queue.

This page will reload every 10 seconds and your number will decrease as you

move towards the front of the queue. When out of the queue you can buy your

tickets for all events and productions in one transaction without having to

re-join the queue. You are given two different options when selecting your

seat: FROM THE SEATING PLAN and BEST AVAILABLE SEAT. By default on a desktop

or a laptop you will see FROM THE SEATING PLAN. On mobile devices and

tablets you may be taken to the option to select BEST AVAILABLE SEATS. First we

will show you how to select your seats using the seating plan. The details of

the selected performance, including the date and venue, are shown here. The

Festival Theatre is split into two sections; the Front and Side Stalls and

the Rear Stalls and Balcony. Select which area of the auditorium you would like to

sit in by clicking on the relevant area. The Minerva Theatre is not split into

sections so you'll be taken straight to the seating plan. Select the seats you

wish to buy by clicking on the coloured seat dots. When you hover your mouse over

a seat, a small pop-up appears detailing the seat number price and any

restrictions that may apply to that particular seat. Once you have selected a

seat, a small ticket icon appears over the seat dots like so. If you scroll down

the page you can see the full list of price bands

and prices available. This does not include Friends discounts or other offers,

these are applied to full price tickets at the checkout. Once you are happy with

your seat selection, click CONTINUE. Let's take a look at selecting seats from

BEST AVAILABLE VIEW. This method of choosing seats picks the best seats available for

you based on the number of tickets you require and the price band you select.

All you need to do is enter the number of seats you require in the quantity box

here, then untick any seating areas and/or price bands you don't want to be

searched. Once you've done this click CONTINUE. Once you have chosen your seats

and clicked continue this screen will appear. It will list all of the seats

that you have selected. If you wish to choose a different ticket type click on

the drop down arrows and a list of options will appear if available. If you

have seats which you have selected in error, tick the adjacent box to delete

and they will disappear. When you get to the next screen please note that any

Friends, Family or Saver offers and discounts are applied at the checkout.

Friends must select Full Price in order for the Season Saver and/or Single Show

Discount to be applied at the checkout. If you're purchasing a Family Ticket

please select Full Price for adults and Under 16s for children under 16.

The Family Discount will then be applied at the checkout. When you are happy with

your seat selection for this show click CONTINUE. This screen may appear if there

are any additional items connected to your chosen performance that you may

wish to purchase, such as a programme. If you would like to buy a programme type the

desired amount into the box and select ADD TO BASKET. If you do not wish to

purchase any suggested extras simply click CONTINUE TO BASKET. If you have

added tickets to your basket that are eligible for a multi-buy discount such

as a Friend's Season Saver you may see this screen.

By clicking on MORE INFORMATION you'll be taken to the relevant production page to select a

performance date and tickets. If you do not wish to add any more tickets click

CONTINUE TO BASKET. On the basket page you will see all the details of your

booking. If you are logged in any offers or discounts will be applied. If you are not

logged in you will be prompted to do so once you click CHECKOUT, offers and

discounts will then be applied at the next stage. To see more about your seats

for each event click VIEW DETAILS. You can also click EDIT to choose new seats

or amend the price band for each show, or you can DELETE to start again. If you

would like to add more tickets or different events to your basket

click CONTINUE BROWSING which will take you back to the WHAT'S ON page. If you have

added all the events you wish to book for to your basket click CHECKOUT. If you

have not yet logged in you'll be presented with the login screen as shown

earlier at this stage. This next screen gives you the option to add a donation

to Chichester Festival Theatre. We don't charge a booking fee, however as a

registered charity we appreciate any donation to help us continue the work we do.

Choose to CONTINUE WITH DONATION or CONTINUE WITHOUT DONATION and proceed to

the next page. Next confirm the delivery type for your tickets. You can choose to

print your own, collect from Box Office or post. Once you've selected the

delivery type you'd like click CONTINUE. On this next screen you need to select

how you wish to pay. If you're paying with a gift voucher, account credit or a

card not already registered please select NEW CARD. Your card will not be

charged yet as no details are entered until the payment stage. Next check your

billing details are correct. If they are then click CONTINUE, if they are not

click EDIT. This will take you to Your Account page where you can review and

change your details. If you edit you can return to this point by clicking

BASKET at the top of the page.

This page gives you a full summary of all items in your basket, how you'll be

receiving your tickets and your billing address. You can choose to edit any of

these items by clicking on the CHANGE or EDIT buttons. Remember to review and

agree to the Terms and Conditions at the bottom of the page before clicking

CONTINUE. Now you're ready to pay for your tickets.

If you are paying by Chichester Festival Theatre gift voucher enter

the gift voucher number in this box to redeem. Please note we cannot accept Theatre

Tokens online. If you have credit on your account this text appears here. Tick

this box if you wish to use the credit to pay. Any other payment can be made by

credit or debit card. Enter the details as requested and click CONFIRM ORDER.

We use 3D Secure so you may be required to enter additional security details on the

next screen that you have previously setup with your bank card provider. Once

your payment has been processed a confirmation screen will appear that

looks like this. You will also receive an email with full details of your booking

and, if you selected to print your own tickets, a separate email will be sent

with the tickets as a PDF attachment. We're looking forward to welcoming you

to our Festival 2018 season. If you have agreed to receive informational emails

from us you will be sent a booking reminder around one week prior to the

show. If you'd like to receive our regular e-newsletter please ensure

you have selected to receive marketing emails. To check this you can click on

MY ACCOUNT and then CONTACT PREFERENCES. If you would like to check your booking or

download your print at home tickets direct from the website, you can go to

MY ACCOUNT and click on the relevant tab. That is the end of our online booking

guide. Thank you for watching and if you have any queries please email our team

at box.office@cft.org.uk. We'll be very happy to help.

We look forward to seeing you here soon.

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The Style Guide - Men part I. - Duration: 4:01.

Hello everyone! This is Club Mareni.

For many people dressing is a rutin of everydays life,

take the first thing from the wardrobe that best suits for the season.

They don't complicate things

thinking that the pieces get well along

because they already have clothes in their closet with color and model based.

without having any surprises.

On the other hand,

there are those who love dressing up

and take this situation very seriously.

For them it is unthinkable not to have any conception

behind each piece,

and if we ask the question:

why do you wear that garment,

they would give us a long explanation about

every detail that goes far beyond the simple seasonality.

The new generation refuses to dress like their ancestors

and for this reason you can see different styles on the streets.

But in this visual chaos,

style groups have been created with their typical characters

and they are similar in every part of the world.

In this video we will talk about these groups

and we will see the characters that best describe each group.

The nature of man is to belong to a group

probably these groups were created coming from this human character.

Write to me in the comments to which group you belong to.

I am very curious

Our first group is The Classics.

They do not care at all what the current trend is.

Traditions give a strong base for their dressing

They prefer reliable and durable fabrics

that do not create problems during the years.

Sartorially they prefer the classic and rigorous lines.

As for the accessories they put in place number one the quality,

they love the Bespoke products.

As dresses and shirts they choose classic colors,

but as ties they can have really interesting choices.

in the positive way of the word.

Modern classics

They are more open to innovation

some new lines and models are found in their wardrobe

but not exceeding the boundaries of clean lines.

They like to wear patterns with classic pieces.

Their everyday dressing is dynamic,

and they like to be up to date in accessories

Quality and bespoke are important also for them,

they wear many pieces of Italian tailoring.

Dandy

I spoke about this group in the previous video ,

and now we are here.

The Dandy's passion is dressing up.

They are looking for unique and characteristic pieces.

If any of you have been already in Florence at Pitti Uomo,

you know what I'm talking about.

This is the place where masters of the dandy style meet twice a year,

presenting new trends, colors and models.

This is a real paradise for those who love men's tailoring and bespoke

For a real Dandy dressing is fun where he can dare new combinations of fabrics.

Thanks for watching this video

In time put a like on this video and subcribe to the channel,

Follow Club Mareni on facebook

See you in the next video

Bye

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WWC Online Training, Module 9: Study Review Guide, Part 4 - Duration: 0:58.

This concludes our Study Review Guide training.

Let's review what we discussed in this module.

We covered the purpose of the study review guide, or SRG, the different versions of the

SRG, and how information flows from the SRG to the WWC website.

We provided information on accessing the SRG and described how to enter information at

each of the six review stages in the Just a few final reminders:

You can access all the resources mentioned in this module through the WWC website, whatworks.ed.gov.

Please note that the full slide deck for this module is available on the WWC website.

To receive a certificate of completion for viewing these training modules, you must view

the videos on the WWC website.

Thank you for viewing the Study Review Guide module.

For more infomation >> WWC Online Training, Module 9: Study Review Guide, Part 4 - Duration: 0:58.

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The Essex Design Guide - Interview with Roy Warren - Duration: 1:09.

For more infomation >> The Essex Design Guide - Interview with Roy Warren - Duration: 1:09.

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Patient Experience Strategy Health Yourself Guide - Duration: 0:49.

I am not a doctor. And I certainly don't play one on our web series.

But I have been a patient

And I'm quickly getting to an age where many of my friends have been patients too.

And also have been taking care of loved ones who have had a health care crisis of some sort.

Patients have questions.

Doctors, are short on time.

At Health Yourself Guide we try to empower patients with better questions.

For when they do get to speak with their doctors.

At Health Yourself Guide we want to empower you to ask better questions.

I hope you'll join the conversation

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WWC Online Training, Module 9: Study Review Guide, Part 2 - Duration: 6:21.

The SRG is an integral part of the WWC systematic review process and serves as a user-friendly

tool for reviewing studies.

Reviewers use the SRG to report pertinent information about a study and apply the logic

of the WWC Group Design Standards and procedures to assign a study rating and report findings.

The SRG provides a uniform way for reviewers to apply the WWC design standards, supporting

quality and consistency across study reviews.

There are two versions of the SRG.

The first, the public version, can be accessed by anyone through the WWC website to complete

study reviews.

The second, the WWC contract version, is available only to certified reviewers conducting an

official WWC review of a study under contract with the U.S. Department of Education's

Institute of Education Sciences.

In addition, reviewers must complete a security screening process in order to access the WWC

contract version of the SRG.

Both versions are identical in how they apply WWC procedures and standards – and will

result in the same rating for a given study, but there are important differences in the

functions available in each version, including: • A different process for accessing the

SRG.

• Ratings and information from reviews using the contract SRG are saved to the WWC database

and flow to the WWC website.

Reviews in the public SRG do not affect content on the WWC website.

• Because the contract SRG is connected to the WWC database, some information that

users must enter manually in the public SRG is pre-populated or available in menus in

the contract SRG.

• The last two stages of a review—entering contextual and narrative information—are

optional in the public SRG.

This module uses the contract version of the SRG in demonstrations.

However, we highlight where the functions in the public version are different.

Once a WWC contract review is complete and approved, information entered into the SRG

will flow to the WWC website, where the general public can view it.

For example, this study page on the WWC website for Glazerman et al. (2006) includes the following

information taken directly from the SRG: - The study design, total number of students

examined, and their grades; - The study rating and key information about

the study outcome findings; - Details on the study's findings about

the effectiveness of the intervention, sample characteristics, and the study context, such

as the setting, intervention and comparison groups, and implementation support.

Since the results are not saved to the WWC database, the WWC website will not display

information from reviews conducted using the public version of the SRG.

To help you get oriented to the SRG, let's quickly review how the SRG is organized.

With the SRG, each review assesses a study of an intervention, following a specific review

protocol, for a specific purpose, such as contributing to a systematic review for an

intervention report.

This means that, to begin a review, you will need to identify the study you will review

and the relevant intervention the study examined, and select the appropriate review protocol.

For contract reviewers, the review coordinator will identify this information for you when

assigning a review task.

In the public version, you will need to enter the study citation, identify the intervention,

and select the appropriate review protocol.

The SRG breaks each review into distinct stages, which differ for the contract and public versions

of the SRG.

The first stage in both versions is screening the study for eligibility.

Many studies reviewed under a WWC contract will have already been screened for eligibility

before a review coordinator assigns them to a reviewer.

This step is for the reviewer to confirm whether the study is eligible for review based on

reading the entire study.

The next stage is for contract reviewers to tag the review with key words and topics used

to categorize reviewed studies on the WWC website.

This stage is not included in the public SRG.

The next two stages, included in both versions of the SRG, are entering measure information

such as sample sizes and findings for each outcome measure, and confirming the final

study rating.

If a study meets WWC design standards, contract reviewers will need to complete two additional

review stages.

They will need to enter additional information about the context in which the study was conducted,

and narrative information about the study, such as the study sample, descriptions of

intervention and comparison groups, and support for implementing the intervention.

In the public SRG, these final two stages are optional.

The SRG displays these stages at the top of the review screen and indicates progress in

the review process Before we get into the details of completing

the SRG, let's review a few tips for conducting a WWC study review.

First, carefully read the review protocol you will use for the review.

Also, quickly read the study before starting the review, to familiarize yourself withit.

Next, read the SRG instructions for further guidance on completing reviews, in addition

to what we discuss in this module.

Information documented in the SRG should be clear, complete, and accurate.

In particular, reviewers conducting a review under a WWC contract should always use complete

sentences because information from the contract SRG flows to the WWC website.

They should also check for spelling or grammatical errors and be sure to provide enough detail

for others to understand their review, including clearly documenting in the review notes any

assumptions they made during the review and any questions for the study authors.

Finally, contract reviewers should include study page references in their review notes

and in the study narrative fields.

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Money Monday: Michigan tax guide - Duration: 0:57.

For more infomation >> Money Monday: Michigan tax guide - Duration: 0:57.

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Patient Centered Care Health Yourself Guide - Duration: 0:43.

At our company our main goal is to equip patients with better questions.

When I first started talking with patients I just kept hearing the same thing over and over and over again

I didn't know, what I didn't know. I didn't know what questions to ask

Not to mention these people were dealing with a new diagnosis, and probably in a bit of shock.

If you want to maximize your ability to feel better.

The power is in the quality of your questions.

So I invite you to watch the show.

Think of your best questions.

And join the conversation

For more infomation >> Patient Centered Care Health Yourself Guide - Duration: 0:43.

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WWC Online Training, Module 9: Study Review Guide, Part 1 - Duration: 1:52.

Welcome to Module 9 of the What Works Clearinghouse (WWC) Group Design Standards Training.

This module focuses on using the study review guide, or SRG, which is the tool the WWC uses

to assess a study against WWC design standards.

On the slides, some words are underlined and in bold.

Definitions for these terms are in the glossary, which is available on the WWC website, whatworks.ed.gov.

To receive a certificate of completion for viewing these training modules, you must view

the videos on the WWC website.

If you haven't already done so, please view the Introduction video before viewing this

module.

The Introduction reviews important background information about this training and describes

accompanying resources.

All of the resources mentioned in this module can be accessed using the WWC website, whatworks.ed.gov.

The study review guide, or SRG, is an online tool that allows users to apply the WWC Group

Design Standards while reviewing a study.

In this module, we will explain the functions and major components of the SRG.

We will also describe how to use the SRG to determine a study's rating and appropriately

document information about a study, including its design, findings about the effectiveness

of an intervention, and context To use the SRG effectively, a reviewer must

be familiar with the WWC Group Design Standards.

If you haven't already done so, please complete Modules 1 through 8 of the WWC Group Design

Standards Training before viewing this module.

Modules 1 through 8 describe how to use the WWC Group Design Standards to assign a study

rating and how the WWC reports on and summarizes findings from systematic reviews.

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Explanimators | Episode 4 | Der animierte Guide zum Thema Machine Reading - Duration: 2:58.

For more infomation >> Explanimators | Episode 4 | Der animierte Guide zum Thema Machine Reading - Duration: 2:58.

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The Essex Design Guide - Interview with Graham Cherry - Duration: 1:20.

For more infomation >> The Essex Design Guide - Interview with Graham Cherry - Duration: 1:20.

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The Essex Design Guide - Interview with Cll Lesley Wagland - Duration: 1:06.

I've had two long parallel careers.

One in law and the other in politics,

both involved with planning.

For those, anything to do with Essex

has produced The Essex Design Guide

as a silver thread that runs through it

because it brings local people, and developers,

and the members of councils together

to look at the context of development,

the materials, the quality, how we deal with it.

It also takes us away from the difficulties involved

in questions of density.

I defy anyone to look at two schemes sitting on table

and be able to say which one of them is the more dense.

Density is a function of design.

Good design makes a difference,

and for me, that's where The Essex Design comes in.

I think it's marvellous it's now going

to be digitally available, easily accessible online,

and I'm looking forward to it

being cited again and again in the future.