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Mark, 25, recently revealed he’s coming back to TOWIE – but only for the Christmas special.
‘It should be great fun and I’m looking forward to catching up with old friends,’ he tells The Sun.
CASE STUDY 11
Innovative nature tourism in Scotland and Ireland: building and scaling the world’s ‘best green tour operator’
Context: Wilderness Scotland was created in 2000, offering nature-based adventure experiences in the highlands and islands of Scotland. The business model was inspired by successful examples in Canada and New Zealand, and was the first company of its kind in Europe. It have chaired the board during a period of significant expansion. The company has developed relationships with most of the world’s leading specialist adventure travel companies and although still small in global terms, is now established as the leading ‘in-bound’ nature tour operator in Europe. Having launched a sister operation ‘Wilderness Ireland’ in 2012, the company is developing a strategic plan for expansion and replication across a range of European countries.
Outcomes: Wilderness Scotland has developed an innovative scheme whereby guests are encouraged to contribute to a range of conservation initiatives, which are then matched by the company. It has pioneered Europe’s first ‘Wilderness Guide Training Programme’ and is the only tour operator in the UK to be awarded a 5-star rating under the Green Tourism Business Scheme. The company generates current annual revenues of c. US$ 5 million from > 20,000 bed-nights at a c. 7% EBITDA margin. It has generated a compounded annual revenue growth rate (GAGR) of more than 30% since its formation.My birthday is September 23. The best present I ever received was a leather jacket from /u/LaLocaChristina i've only dreamed of ever getting a leather jacket since I was a kid I grew up pretty poor so getting one is a monumental thing to me as an adult. But if we're talking on my birthday I would have to say a boxing glove chain that I received and I keep it on a necklace that I always wear I really have never gotten a bad gift everything I have received I've always used.

Edit: I had to elaborate to see if it was are we talking about birthdays or best present you received everSurface Anatomy & Surface Marking | PPT
Surface Anatomy & Surface Marking | PPT
Power point presentation | lecture slide | Anatomy
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Human Anatomy
Surface Anatomy
Surface Anatomy.
Surface Anatomy
four techniques when examining surface anatomy
visual inspection
directly observe the structure and markings of surface features
palpation
feeling with firm pressure or perceiving by the sense of touch)
precisely locate and identify anatomic features under the skin
percussion
tap sharply on specific body sites to detect resonating vibrations
auscultation
listen to sounds emitted from organs
Cranium
Cranium (cranial region or braincase) is covered by the scalp, which is composed of skin and subcutaneous tissue.
Cranium can be subdivided into three regions, each having prominent surface anatomy features.
the frontal region of the cranium is the forehead
covering the frontal region is the frontalis muscle, which overlies the frontal bone
the frontal region terminates at the superciliary arches
Face – The Auricular Region
Composed of the visible surface structures of the ear as well as the ear’s.
The Face – Orbital (or Ocular) Region.
Asians do not have a superior palpebral fissure
The Face – Nasal Region
Contains the nose..
The Face – Oral Region.
The Face – Mental Region
The mental region contains the mentum, or chin.
The mentum tends to be pointed and almost triangular in females.
Males tend to have a “squared-off” mentum.
Triangles of the Neck.
The Anterior Region of the Neck
Has several palpable landmarks, including the larynx, trachea, and sternal notch.
The larynx.
found in the middle of the neck
composed of multiple cartilages
“Adam’s apple”
Inferior to the larynx are the cricoid cartilage and trachea.
Terminates at the sternal (jugular) notch of the manubrium and the left and right clavicles.
The Nuchal Region.
Left and Right Lateral Portions of the Neck.
subdivided into four smaller triangles
the submental, submandibular, carotid, and muscular triangles
The Submental Triangle.
The Submandibular Triangle
Inferior to the mandible and lateral to the submental triangle.
Bounded by the mandible and the bellies of the digastric muscle.
The submandibular gland is the bulge under the mandible.
The Carotid Triangle
Bounded by the sternocleidomastoid, omohyoid, and posterior digastric muscles.
The strong pulsation is the common carotid artery.
Contains the internal jugular vein and some cervical lymph nodes.
The Muscular Triangle
Most inferior of the four triangles.
Contains the sternohyoid and sternothyroid muscles, as well as the lateral edges of the larynx and the thyroid gland.
Also contains cervical lymph nodes which are present throughout the neck.
The Posterior Triangle
Lateral region of the neck.
Posterior to the sternocleidomastoid muscle.
Superior to the clavicle inferiorly.
Anterior to the trapezius muscle.
Subdivided into two smaller triangles.
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Thorax
The superior portion of the trunk sandwiched between the neck superiorly and the abdomen inferiorly.
Consists of the chest and the “upper back.”
On the anterior surface of the chest are the two dominating surface features of the thorax.
the clavicles and the sternun
The Clavicles.
The Sternum.
it is often used as a landmark for counting the ribs
The Abdomen “six-pack abs.”
The superior aspect of the ilium (iliac crest) terminates anteriorly at the anterior superior iliac spine.
Attached to the anterior superior iliac spine is the inguinal ligament, which forms the lower boundary of the abdominal wall.
The Inguinal Ligament
Terminates on a little anterior bump on the pubis called the pubic tubercle.
Superior to the medial portion of the inguinal ligament is the superficial inguinal ring.
a superficial opening in the lower anterior abdominal wall
represents a weak spot in the wall
can be palpated to detect an inguinal hernia
Shoulder and Upper Limb Region
Clinically important because of frequent trauma to these body regions.
Vessels of the upper limb are often used as pressure sites and as sites for drawing blood, providing nutrients and fluids, and administering medicine.
Shoulder.
Axilla.
Arm.
Arm
The basilic vein is sometimes evident along the medial side of the upper limb.
Brachial artery becomes subcutaneous along the medial side of the brachium, and its pulse may be detected here.
Clinically important in measuring blood pressure.
The Arm and Elbow).
The Arm and Elbow.
Forearm.
The Forearm.
Gluteal Region “fleshy” part of the buttock.
The gluteus medius muscle may be palpated only in the superolateral portion of each buttock.
The Thigh.
Thigh and Knee
On the distal part of the anterior thigh, are the three parts of the quadriceps femoris as they approach the knee.
Still on the anterior side of the thigh, three obvious skeletal features can be observed and palpated:
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Foot and Toes.
Category: Medical, PowerpointFor my research project I wanted to look at the different methods and techniques used in cooking videos and tutorials. I asked the question ‘What makes a cooking video engaging?’. From my research I discovered there are different types of cooking videos and there is a variety of popular formats. I touched briefly on the traditional cooking show format. This consisted of a host or chef talking to the audience in a conversational manner and narrating their actions as they cook a particular dish. The main format I focused on was the ever growing revolutionary format of the ‘Tasty’ Video. This is a company that produce short, sharp, snappy cooking tutorials that are generally always filmed from a birds eye view. They are generally viewed through Facebook and are consumed within a matter of minutes. Facebook is a good platform of dissemination for these videos as people don’t have to actively seek them out, they simply pop up on your news feed if people you know have liked them, commented on them or tagged you in them. They are also well suited to Facebook because they are short in length, people can just view them quickly without having to commit to a half hour program. With new media development peoples attention spans are becoming shorter, they become disengaged more rapidly and require more stimulation in order to grab and maintain their attention. This way viewers get an understanding of what the video is about after only watching for a number of seconds, then they can decide if they would like to continue watching the remaining few minutes or not.
In my Meatloaf video I chose to use a range of fatty products to see if the indulgent food was more popular with audiences. These included meat, sausages, bacon, cheese, bread and butter. This was my