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2007-09-24T14:34:33Z

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Researchers have warned of the perils of cutting down on sleep to
accommodate a 24/7 culture as a new study was published
suggesting such a move could almost double the risk of death.

Long-term research has shown those who reduced their sleep levels from
seven hours to five hours or fewer faced a 1.7-fold
increased risk in mortality and twice the increased risk of death from a
cardiovascular problem.

Those who increased their sleep to eight hours or more a night were also
more than twice as likely to die as those who had not
changed their habits, but from predominantly non-cardiovascular disease.

However, researchers said the increased risk for long sleepers might be
a symptom of impending health problems.

The study by the University of Warwick and University College London,
looked at how sleep patterns affected the mortality of
10,308 mainly white collar civil servants. The data provided information
on the same group at two points in their lives.

Once adjustments were made for factors such as age, smoking status and
illness, the study was able to isolate the effect that
changes in sleep patterns over five years had on mortality rates 11 to
17 years later.

Currently around one third of the UK adult population regularly sleep
five hours or fewer a night. The average night's sleep is
seven hours.

Professor Francesco Cappuccio, of the University of Warwick medical
school, told the British Sleep Society: "Fewer hours
sleep and greater levels of sleep disturbance have become widespread in
industrialised societies.

"This change, largely the result of sleep curtailment to create more
time for leisure and shift-work, has meant that reports of
fatigue, tiredness and excessive daytime sleepiness are more common than
a few decades ago.

"Sleep represents the daily process of physiological restitution and
recovery, and lack of sleep has far-reaching effects."

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2007-09-08T07:30:31Z

Hi all,

I just subscribed to this list and wanted to introduce myself before posting. I'm Rob and coding and design is my hobby. So do nothing fancy but think I can learn a lot from all posts coming by in this W3C mailinglist.

I have a portal called Indelv.com (http://www.indelv.com/) and post some news on standards just to keep track of what is happening in the field. I know the site is not fully standardized, but I am working on it when I have free time.

So if you have some cool news or found a nice article, send me a note, I will repost some of it on Indelv, so I will not loose track of it. Hope I see nice tips passing by on this mailing list and in the future I might be a bit better and can even assist with answers.

Kind regards and have a good weekend

Rob

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2006-11-03T20:52:46Z

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Re: http://sp11.stanford.edu:8000

2006-05-24T09:39:47Z

> I can't the link http://sp11.stanford.edu:8000, would you like to figure out what's the problem.
> Maybe the server is in the wrong status. Thank you!

It should be back now. Start at http://sp11.stanford.edu/ and when you
get to sp11.stanford.edu:8000/valve it should work again.

http://sp11.stanford.edu:8000

2006-05-22T01:28:21Z

I can't the link http://sp11.stanford.edu:8000, would you like to figure out what's the problem.

Maybe the server is in the wrong status. Thank you!

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Re: Reverse Template Engine?

2006-02-14T14:49:15Z

> I'm looking at possibility of extractors for medical/health content
> on the Web. Did the code for the RTE successor ever get released?

Yes, it's downloadable here:

http://sp11.stanford.edu/getinvolved.html

It's Java based. There is text documentation talking about the clauses
that are available to the scrapers, i.e. what does (get-targets ...)
mean. If you don't find those documents, let me know and I'll poke
around. There was a student interested in the system so I wrote
documentation for him.

> > The semantic search demo on http://sp11.stanford.edu/ is likely to be
> > the final iteration of TAP as a system.
> How about the management of the core TAP KB? Do stanford have plans
> for it? Or should it be considered abandonware of some kind?

The license is pretty flexible, so I don't think it would be a problem
if you or someone picked it up. Stanford may have some plans for it, a
good person to ask is selene@....

Re: Reverse Template Engine?

2006-02-14T13:53:19Z

* robm@... <robm@...> [2006-02-14 12:47-0800]
>
> > Is the TAP RTE system still used, developed? I found a link to
> > it on kb.alpiri.com but that site now seems dead...
> >
> > What's new in TAP this year?
>
> The short answers are, no, no, and not much. TAP is in maintenance mode
> at Stanford, since Guha went to Google in 2005 and I went to Yahoo later
> that year.

Yeah, I could see that inhibiting collaboration a little...

> The RTE system in particular was replaced by a script-based system that
> resembled LISP. The newer system was much faster and more flexible than
> RTE turned out to be. Nonetheless, scale never went over 30-40 sites,
> though the RDF itself grew to the limit of what you could load on a
> 1.5GB machine even when compressed.

I'm looking at possibility of extractors for medical/health content
on the Web. Did the code for the RTE successor ever get released?

> The semantic search demo on http://sp11.stanford.edu/ is likely to be
> the final iteration of TAP as a system.

How about the management of the core TAP KB? Do stanford have plans
for it? Or should it be considered abandonware of some kind?

cheers,

Dan

Re: Reverse Template Engine?

2006-02-14T12:47:32Z

> Is the TAP RTE system still used, developed? I found a link to
> it on kb.alpiri.com but that site now seems dead...
>
> What's new in TAP this year?

The short answers are, no, no, and not much. TAP is in maintenance mode
at Stanford, since Guha went to Google in 2005 and I went to Yahoo later
that year.

The RTE system in particular was replaced by a script-based system that
resembled LISP. The newer system was much faster and more flexible than
RTE turned out to be. Nonetheless, scale never went over 30-40 sites,
though the RDF itself grew to the limit of what you could load on a
1.5GB machine even when compressed.

The semantic search demo on http://sp11.stanford.edu/ is likely to be
the final iteration of TAP as a system.

Reverse Template Engine?

2006-02-12T07:36:52Z

Is the TAP RTE system still used, developed? I found a link to
it on kb.alpiri.com but that site now seems dead...

What's new in TAP this year?

Dan

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