#multilevel categories

[grimoirguestbook]

Book of Bill Website Codes

(Organized by category with notes)

Here's my list of inputs that work on the website :)

Hopefully the read more works like I think it does and I don't accidentally spoil anybody

That being said by clicking read more you will see All of the codes I have found so far

Please be mindful and try not to spoil anybody else with this information. So please be careful if reblogging

I got everything I have collected/found on here, it's a bit messy right now but After I take a small break I'll reorganize and add notes but for now everything's on here, please so check out the posts linked in the log as once I lost all leads I looked to their post for other inputs :)

Also feel free to put any you know of that Aren't on here in the replies I'm sure there's some missing

I will be updating as I find more so check back in if you can! :)

Thank you!

They'll be categorized by

Neat Tv text- Nothing special the tv just gets some text to it

Tab pages-brings you to another tab/website

Audio/video- Audio/video clip plays

Readables- A picture will pop up on screen that you can read

Printables- You can print them :D!

Other- Hard to categorize

Note:

If an * is next to a name that means that you can get different results for the same prompt

(Any personal notes will be in parenthesis)

-> An arrow means that the Passwords are found in the previous page

ex- Page with code that translates to "dork"-> Dork

Slashes/mean/that/any/of/the/prompts/listed/will/take/you/to/the/same/page

Blue text with an underline is a link! Haha! would you look at that! it works!

Will Keep this updated as I find more and will Note the logs at the end of this post

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For the mason page anagrams I know WHO they are I just don't know WHAT to do with them, i know it says cryptogram codex at the bottom i think i have to do something with the anagram results but I'm unsure what that is. Stanford Pines Stanlie Pines Gideon Charles Gleeful Preston Northwest Pacifica Elisa Northwest

Notes to Dipper Prompt: (Unsure why- Maybe going to Blind eye page and blurring it but changes from dipper being told to stare at the sun to "I THINK ITS WORKING! STARE HARDER! HARDER!" and the page looking burnt I Think it has to do with how many input codes you enter, It now says "you've almost solved it" and is even more burnt than before, it is now full black)

Neat Tv text-

Pines

Blendin

*Triangle

Axolotl

Ducktective

Book of Bill

TJ Eckleburg (Great Gatsby)

Nothing

Something

*Ciphertology

Deer Teeth

Scalene

Scrimbles

No

Fortnite/skibidi/ohio/rizz/crypto/elon/gyatt/Doge

Life

Death

Portal

Question

Answer

Euclid

*Well Well Well Being

Reality

The Universe

Journal 1

Journal 2

Journal 3

Theyll see/They'll all see/I see

Filbrick

Disney/Disneyland/Mickey Mouse

CIA/FBI/NSA

333 Sundapple Lane Cozy Creek IL 60714-94611

Season 3

Season 2

Season 1

Caryn

Euclydia

Skeleton

Who are you

Burnside

Family matters

When will I die

Multilevel mark/caesaratbashvigenere

Scientology

Easter egg

Sevral times

oh yes they both

Am i Blanchin

Bye gold

Youre insane

History

Hologram

Scalene

Euclid

Titans Blood -> Owl Trowel

Text Chain (You get questions who's answer is another password)

Riddle->Yes -> Mountain Dont -> Lyre Liar -> Harolds Ramblings -> Union Made -> 29121239168518 -> Grebley Hemberdreck -> Rat -> 3466554 -> Tinsel Snake -> Torture Mentally -> Xgqrthx -> 333 sundapple lane cozy creek IL 60714-94611-> MutliLevel mark->emmaline butternubbins->Dispense my treat

What i thought it was (with answer sources):

Riddle->Yes -> Mountain Dont -> Lyre Liar -> Harolds Ramblings -> Union Made -> 29121239168518 -> Grebley Hemberdreck -> Rat -> 3466554 -> Tinsel Snake -> Torture Mentally -> Xgqrthx -> Titans Blood -> Owl Trowel

Answers found in TBOB- Don't Know, NA, Mcguckets dream page, Medieval page, Anti-Cipher Section- tonic page, Anti Cipher Section- Newspaper, Top Secret page, Textbook page- Skin, Dark Ages Page, Anti Cipher Section-Epilogue, A winter break- footprints page, Book of Bill Cover options page, Never trust a wizard page, Have you dreamed this fellow ad (references informercial in show)

Tab pages-

Abuelita

Dippy Fresh

Alex Hirsch/Alex/Hirsch

*Stan/Stanley (his outfit in ebay searches plus a READABLE with SICK music mind you-Check readable section for more info)

Grunkle Stan

*Gideon (second option unlocked after fully "mableizing" the room)

Waddles

Mcgucket/ Old man McGucket/Fiddleford

Bill/Cipher/LLIB/LLIBREHPIC

Bill Cipher/Rehpic

Zyler (Goes to same place as Craz)

Craz (Goes to same place as Zyler)

Toby Determined

Gravity Falls

Mystery Shack

Not a phase

Blanchin

Peak

Cray Cray

Fixinit1

Meow

Fuck alex/Fuck you alex

Globnar

Monster

Audio/video-

Babba/Discogirl

*Gideon (unlocked after fully "mabelizing" the room)

Tad Strange

Pinata (DEFINATELY WORTH WATCHING)

Vallis Cineris (Found on wall when lightning strikes)

Hey Nerd

Weird (Love him)

Spookemups/Spooky/Scary

That's just a/Theory/Gametheory/Matpat (<3)

One Eyed King-> Naitsuaf (Morse Code) ( early years page)

Forget the past

Im still on your mind

Dorito/Nacho

Just fit in

Rubberhose

Love/Boyfriend

Hectoring

Conspiracy

God/Frillium/Help me

Burned inside

Kook

Kubrick

Small/audio log/music (nothing showed up at first, turned off tv and strange audio played, needs to be reversed)

L is real 2401 (soos my boy)

Readables-

Mason (Dippers real name)

*Dipper (personal notes in ???- keep opening the card to get different results)

Pacifica-> PlatinumPaz

Ford/Standford/Sixer

Wendy

Robbie (def worth a look IMO)

Soos-> Pinata

Cursed (Translated from candle in background)

Ad Astra Per Aspera

Blind Eye->Theyll see (Will blur if clicked on, cannot un-blur, may change dipper?)

Weirdmageddon

Lies

Sorry

Booberry (Decoded from popsicle stick)

Even his lies are lies (Front paper)

Tantrum ( code on Bills Mugshot page)

Suck it Merlin

Shave your Grandma (leads to dippy fresh page)

Baby Bill/baby/lalalalala/daddy/mommy

Owl Trowel

Hotxolotl->Seven eyes-> r34lity

Love ya bro

Fuck/Shit/Fuckyou/bitch/slut/sex

Baaaa-> Black Sheep

naitsuaf (click are you ready-> Sign "pleasure doing business with you -candle light turns blue- OR be a coward (losing sound effect plays)

oroborous-> Frillium

Glass sand beach

math/trigonometry/

horror/creepypasta

destruction is a form of creation

unreality

you can't kill an idea

virus

Occurremusiterum

*Stan (click multiple times to get-once there click "how he beat me several times)

Card

Theraprism

Dionarap->stod eht tcennoc

Printables-

Tyrone/Clone/Paperjam

Curse Wittebane (translates runes on page about witches)

Paper is just book skin ( BE WARNED: automatically downloads a photoshop file and crashses the cite)

Irregular (has code on it)

Divorce/breakup

Other-

Mabel (You get fun stickers and a popping sound :) )

*Giffany ( You put her name in multiple times and it forcibly downloads pictures of her and a text document to your computer, scared me a little Not gonna lie here)

Kings of New Jersey (downloads "secret code" font)

cryptogram codex (downloads cryptogram fonts)

dispense my treat-> Kook (downloads a bunch of cool wallpapers)

Log:

One hour after posting: Added 17 new words

Found by me: Booberry, Mountain Dont, Xgqrthx, titans blood, lyre liar, haralds ramblings, union made

Accidentally found by looking at a post: Sorry

Gifted by replier (Thank you!): MATPAT, yes, no, Fortnite, life, death, portal, question, answer

30 minutes after last update: 9 Words added

Found by me: Theraprism, 29121239168518, Grebley Hemberdreck, Rat, 3466554, Tinsel Snake, Torture Mentally, Fordtramarine, Gun (shocked that worked It was a joke- "bill cipher has A GUN")

Like THREEEEEEE ish hours later?

Found by me: one eyed king, well well well being, shave your grandma, paper is just book skin, even his lies are lies, forget the past, irregular, euclid, tantrum, suck it merlin

Like 12 hours later

Found by me: Reality, Baby Bill, Reality, The universe, Giffany (why is it two Fs, Blarg) They'll see, I'm still on your mind, Journal 1, Journal 2, Journal 3

Gifted to me by a replier (Thank you!): Owl Trowel

Idk- Later

Found by me: hotxolotl, lova ya bro, kings of new jersey, fuck, just fit in

Found on twitter(JasonRitter): Dorito, Blanchin'

Gifted to me by Replier(Thank you!): Gideon's option knowledge

Even MORE later:

Me: Seven eyes, r34ality, filbrick, disney, skibidy, rizz, ohio, love, cia, fbi, rubberhose, 333 sundapple lane cozy creek il 60714-94611, bahhhh, black sheep, naitsuaf, oroborous,theyll see, theyll all see Frillium, occuremusiterum (some of these i gave myself because i was really close but just missed a small detail/spelling)

Taken from here and Here Because I got stumped: Season 3, Season2 , Season 1, Glass shard beach, caryn, Euclydia, Peak, Theory, Cray Cray, Help me, mickey mouse, hectoring, divorce, breakup, skeleton, math, history, monster, gyatt, who are you, fixinit1, conspiracy, riddle, cryptogram codex, horror, creepypasta, trigonometry, god, boyfriend,baby, lalalalala, scary, trigonometry,just blendin, morality, burnside, family matters, when will i die, elon, multilevel mark, goodnight sally,paper jam, tourist trap,the duchess approves,shape, scientology, meow, nacho, crypto,sevral times,easter egg, oh yes they both, daddy, mommy, burned inside, destruction is a form of creation, i see, unreality, you can't kill an idea, am i blanchin, fuck alex, fuck you alex, fuck you, shit, bye gold, nsa, globnar,disneyland,kook, kuibrick,virus,that's just a, you're insane

Next day

Found online: Dionarap, stod eht tcennoc, dispense my treat

[mariacallous]

Nearly four years ago, the Department of Homeland Security stated for the first time that domestic violent extremists, rather than foreign terrorists, had become “the most persistent and lethal threat” to the United States. The F.B.I.’s director later told a congressional committee that the primary threat came from adherents to “some kind of white-supremacist-type ideology.” When Joe Biden took office, shortly after the attack on the Capitol, he directed staff to draft the first-ever “National Strategy for Countering Domestic Terrorism,” which promised “a comprehensive approach to addressing the threat while safeguarding bedrock American civil rights and civil liberties.” But, in the intervening time, have we become any safer? In a riveting narrative from this week’s issue, David D. Kirkpatrick explores:

The limits that law-enforcement agencies face in going after potential homegrown terrorists, and how a growing number of amateur investigators and vigilantes—who make use of the latest technology and operate without the “protections, training, or restraints that come with a badge”—have stepped into the void.

How far-right groups often operate as multilevel-marketing schemes, in which members are incentivized to sell branded materials to an ever-growing number of recruits, effectively paying for their operations by amassing new members—even those who aren’t yet “fashed out,” meaning fully fascist.

Why the F.B.I. is reluctant to categorize extremists with terms such as “far right” or “white nationalist,” using instead much broader categories such as “domestic violent extremism,” “racially or ethnically motivated violent extremism,” and “anti-government or anti-authority violent extremism.”

The story of an operator with the code name Vincent Washington who infiltrated a white-nationalist organization called Patriot Front, and offered the trove of information he obtained to an online publication called Unicorn Riot, rather than to the police.

[cantsayidont]

January 1987. Perhaps the quintessential '80s comic, the long-running Marvel G.I. JOE series is a loopy mixture of flag-waving American interventionism, shameless marketing hustle, mindless violence, berserk obsession with ninjas, and the lingering specter of the Vietnam War. Ideologically indefensible and remarkably silly, it's redeemed mainly (if barely) by longtime writer Larry Hama's streak of weird deadpan humor and flashes of genuine eccentricity.

It also stands as an unexpectedly prescient preview of a whole category of today's real-world villainy. The main bad guys in G.I. JOE are mostly a motley collection of grifters, opportunists, and mountebanks whose greed, ego, buffoonery, and backstabbing would be laughable if they were less heavily armed. Cobra Commander (deliberately never named or unmasked on panel) is a former used car dealer who's built a terrorist organization as one part multilevel marketing scam to two parts Libertarian/AnCap militia, with a philosophy that's pure Gordon Gekko. Destro is an old-money arms-dealing aristo who turns up his nose at the Commander's incoherent faux-populism and lunatic underlings, but not enough to not do business with them. Most of their named lieutenants are ridiculous bottom-feeders driven by petty grudges and the urge to talk big and dress up. No one ever accused this book of being sociopolitically astute, but almost any of its recurring villains could easily have a thriving political career today. What a world we live in …

[geohoneylovers]

The comprehensive schedule for the UN Climate Change Conference - COP28 in Dubai! From Nov 30 to Dec 12, global leaders converge for the 28th Conference of the Parties (COP 28), the 18th session of the Kyoto Protocol (CMP 18), and the 5th session of the Paris Agreement (CMA 5). This detailed overview outlines discussions and critical events hosted by the Subsidiary Bodies, including SBSTA 59 and SBI 59.

Schedule Overview

WEEK 1 - Thursday 30 November - Wednesday 6 December

30 Nov- COP 28 Opening Ceremony 1-2 Dec- World Climate Action Summit 3 Dec- Health/relief, recovery and peace 4 Dec-Finance/trade/gender equality/accountability 5 Dec-Energy, industry, and just transition 6 Dec- Multilevel action, urbanization and built environment/transport

(Thursday 7 December = Rest day)

WEEK 2 - Wednesday 7 December - Tuesday 12 December

8 Dec- Youth, children, education and skills 9 Dec- Nature, land use, and oceans 10 Dec- Food, agriculture and water 11 Dec- Final negotiations 12 Dec- Closing COP/CMP/CMA

Visit our news section for COP 28 Information, https://blog.geohoney.com/category/our-planet

[gastroline]

Gastro Line’s Complete Guide to Kombidampers and Kjevlemaskiner in Norway

Introduction: Why Modern Norwegian Kitchens Trust Gastro Line

Norway’s food-service sector is booming—from Oslo’s Michelin-starred dining rooms to Bodø’s neighbourhood bakeries. Yet rising labour costs and demanding guests mean chefs need smarter equipment that delivers consistent results. Gastro Line, a leading supplier of premium catering technology, meets that need with two powerhouse categories:

Kombidamper (combi steam ovens) for cooking flexibility

Kjevlemaskin (dough sheeter) for flawless pastry, pizza, and flatbread production

This 1 200-word guide explains how each machine works, why it matters for Norwegian kitchens, and how Gastro Line tailors solutions that lift both food quality and bottom-line performance.

Understanding the Kombidamper: The All-in-One Oven Revolution

A Kombidamper combines convection heat and steam in a single cabinet, letting chefs roast, bake, steam, poach, or regenerate with pinpoint precision.

How a Kombidamper Works

Dry Heat Mode – Hot air circulates for even browning

Steam Mode – Saturated steam protects texture and nutrients

Combi Mode – Adjustable humidity delivers crispy outsides and juicy centres

Key Components

Boiler or Injection Steam Generator

Variable-speed Fan System

Humidity & Core-Temp Sensors

Touchscreen Programmable Controls

Benefits for Norwegian Kitchens

Benefit Impact on Menu & Margin 30–50 % Faster Cooking Turn tables quicker and lower energy costs Uniform Quality From cod loin to reindeer roast—same result, every service Reduced Shrinkage Up to 20 % less weight loss on proteins Multilevel Cooking Different dishes in one cycle—no flavour transfer Energy Efficiency Modern units exceed EU Ecodesign standards, ideal for Norway’s high electricity prices

Choosing the Right Gastro Line Kombidamper

Sizing by GN Capacity

6 × GN 1/1 – Perfect for café or bar kitchen

10 × GN 1/1 – Mid-size brasserie or school canteen

20 × GN 2/1 Roll-In – High-volume catering, cruise ships

Boiler vs Injection

Feature Boiler Injection Steam Volume High, constant Quick bursts Maintenance Needs descaling Simpler plumbing Ideal Use Sous-vide, bakery All-round cooking

Smart Features Worth Investing In

USB/Wi-Fi Recipe Upload for chain consistency

Automatic Washing System to save labour and water

Delta-T Slow Roast function for overnight cooking

Kjevlemaskin: The Secret to Perfect Dough in Seconds

A Kjevlemaskin automates rolling dough to a uniform thickness, crucial for pizzas, croissants, lefse, and lomper beloved across Norway.

How a Dough Sheeter Works

Two precision-ground rollers compress dough as an adjustable gap sets thickness. A conveyor feeds and returns the dough, eliminating manual rolling pins and inconsistent results.

Advantages for Bakeries & Pizzerias

Consistency – Every base or pastry sheet identical, improving bake quality

Speed – Up to 250 pcs/hour vs 40 pcs by hand

Labour Savings – One operator instead of two, freeing staff for toppings or fillings

Reduced Waste – Accurate portioning cuts flour and dough scraps

Types of Kjevlemaskiner Offered by Gastro Line

Bench-Top Sheeter – Fits small bakery counters

Floor-Standing Fold-Up – Large capacity, folds when not in use to save space

Automatic Pizza Press – Heated plates pre-bake bases for quick-service outlets

Integrating Kombidamper and Kjevlemaskin into Your Workflow

Example: Craft Pizza Concept in Bergen

Kjevlemaskin portions 180 g dough balls into perfect 32 cm bases in 7 seconds each.

Bases pass directly to Kombidamper in 300 °C combi-dry mode for 90-second par-bake.

During service, pizzas finish in 60 seconds on pizza stone accessory—total cook line footprint under 4 m².

Example: Hotel Breakfast in Tromsø

Overnight oats, eggs, and bacon batch-cooked in Kombidamper, ready at 06:00.

Kjevlemaskin rolls fresh cinnamon-bun dough the night before; pastries bake off at 05:30 automatically.

Result: 15 % labour saving and a breakfast spread that delights international guests.

Sustainability and Cost‐Control—Critical for Norway’s Hospitality

Norway’s strict environmental policies and high wages mean equipment choices have financial and CSR ramifications.

Energy and Water Consumption

A modern Gastro Line Kombidamper with heat-recovery uses up to 15 % less kWh and 30 % less water than legacy steam ovens.

Food Waste Reduction

Precise humidity control minimises over-cooking.

Dough sheeter allows exact portion control, cutting ingredient waste by up to 8 %.

The Circular Economy

Gastro Line offers buy-back and refurbishment programmes ensuring equipment lives a second life, aligning with Norway’s circular-economy targets for 2030.

ROI Calculator: When Does Upgrading Make Sense?

Parameter Manual Process With Kombidamper & Kjevlemaskin Staff Hours/Week 50 32 Electricity (kWh/Week) 420 330 Food Waste (kg/Week) 18 9 Annual Saving (Estimate) – NOK 240 000

Payback on a midsize package (NOK 210 000) is under 11 months—before factoring happier chefs and improved guest reviews.

 

Service, Training, and Support—The Gastro Line Promise

On-Site Survey – Assess ventilation, power, water, and workflow.

Installation & Commissioning – Certified technicians across all Norwegian counties.

Chef Training – Hands-on sessions covering sous-vide, bakery, allergen control.

24/7 Hotline & Remote Diagnostics – Downtime minimised via cloud-connected units.

Preventive Maintenance Plans – Fixed annual cost, includes gaskets, filters, and descaling.

Compliance with Norwegian Regulations

NS-EN 60335 Safety Standards

Mattilsynet Food-Safety Guidelines for cleaning cycles and HACCP

Ecodesign & Energy Labelling compliant, easing Enova funding applications

Gastro Line handles all certification paperwork so you stay focused on cooking.

Future-Proof Features: What’s Next?

AI-Driven Cooking Algorithms – Auto-adjust time and humidity based on load.

Recycled Stainless-Steel Cabinets – 70 % post-consumer content by 2027.

Hydroloop Steam – Captures and reuses up to 90 % of condensation.

Investing today secures compatibility with tomorrow’s tech updates, available via firmware.

Conclusion: Elevate Your Kitchen with Gastro Line

Whether you operate an artisan bakery in Stavanger, a seafood bistro in Ålesund, or a large catering facility in Oslo, upgrading to a Kombidamper and Kjevlemaskin from Gastro Line transforms efficiency, consistency, and sustainability. From flawless cinnamon buns to perfectly steamed salmon, these machines unlock creativity while safeguarding profit.

[nursingwriter]

¶ … C-Sections Relative to Hospital Size A cesarean section, more commonly known as a C-section, is a surgical procedure in which a fetus is delivered via a hysterotomy rather than a more typical vaginal delivery procedure. There are many medical reasons why a c-section is necessary, although the geographic and demographic distribution of c-sections shows many trends in the prevalence of the procedure, indicating medical necessity is not the only reason that the surgery is performed. Affluence and medical availability and infrastructure have clear impacts on the rate and outcome of c-sections. In 2010, the World Health Organization estimated that on average, 10-15% of live births were via c-section, and the rate of c-sections in the United States, despite a rising popularity of alternative birthing methods (midwifes, home births, doulas, etc.), the c-sections have increased by 48% since 1996. While the size of hospitals studied when studying c-section outcomes has been noted, analysis is lacking on the data collected to determine c-section outcomes relative to the size of the hospital. What was the hypothesis? The hypothesis in the study by Kritchevsky et al., published in the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynocology was that due to lack of standardized definitions and performance measurement systems, comparative study of c-sections across different hospitals was not fully possible. The study by Lagrew et al., was designed to examine delivery statistics obtained from a cesarean section reduction program conducted in a private hospital. The authors hypothesized that this program had been successful in reducing the number of c-sections within the hospital. A strong study (Chen et al. 2008) using a large sample number and thorough quantitative analysis could serve as a useful model for studying the impact of urbanization and population density upon the rate of cesarean deliveries. Are c-section deliveries, which are faster, seen more often in urban hospitals with a large demand for birthing space? A large-scale study in Taiwan published in 2007 examines association. The authors' hypothesized that there was a positive association between the degree of urbanization in Taiwan and the likelihood of a Cesarean section for the delivery of a single fetus. What study design was implemented (cohort, case control, cross-sectional etc.)? The study by Kritchevsky et al. (1996) looked at outcomes based on retrospective data abstraction of 200 deliveries at each of 15 acute care hospitals, including two foreign institutions. The second study (Lawgrew et al.) employed retrospective analysis of data obtained from a c-section reduction program conducted within the same institution. The third study was a retroactive analysis of 200,207 singleton deliveries in Taiwan using information from the Taiwan 2004 National Health Insurance Research Database. The urbanization level of the mother's home area was classified into 7 categories. The data was examined with a multilevel logistic regression model to show the assocation of urbanization with rate of c-section (Chen 2008). What are the types/classification of the variables? The Kritchevsky et al. (1996) study investigated the differences between hospitals' c-section data and compared adjusted and unadjusted risk rates in order to examine the differences between the various tools and measures each hospital individually uses for its internal data collection and analysis. The 2008 study by Chen et al. was a retroactive analysis of 200,207 singleton deliveries in Taiwan using information from the Taiwan 2004 National Health Insurance Research Database. The urbanization level of the mother's home area was classified into 7 categories. The data was examined with a multilevel logistic regression model to show the association of urbanization with rate of c-section. The explanatory variable was the rate of urbanization while the response variable was the likelihood of c-section delivery. The study by Lagrew et al. (1996) was designed to look at the change in c-section delivery rates over time. While the introduction of the new laboring guidelines employed by the hospital for the purposed of this study constitute a form of clinical trial, all persons in labor at the institution received the same care. The independent variable in this instance was on change over time, based on data collected in the months before and after the program was implemented. The group who received the newer standards of care were not concurrent to the group who had given birth prior to the new standards being implemented. This does introduce the lack of standardization around timing. Perhaps there were political, cultural or historical factors, which influenced the rate of c-section delivery beyond the effect of the hospital program being studied. A literature review published in a 2007 issue of Birth indicate that sociological and cultural factors were significant influential factors in women's stated preference for c-section deliveries (McCourt 2007). Given the spread of data over a 12-month period of time, it is entirely possible that various influential factors were more or less present in the two populations observed for this study. How were the variables operationalized? Figure 1 in the study (Kritchevsky et al. 1996) demonstrates the way in which the variables were operationalized by normalizing data using various instruments into a relatively comparable measure. The process of standardizing the measures assisted in defining the variables further by indicating the types and degree of difference between individual institution's measures. The variables in the Lagrew et al. (1996) study were easily operationalized due to the fact that this was a study that was done retrospectively to determine if the implemented changes had the desired effect on the rates of c-section deliveries in the hospital. The variables in the third study (Chen et al. 2008) were operationalized by deciding upon a 7 point scale of urbanization. The creation of categorical variables allowed for results ordered in an easily-understood gradient rather than using a more abstract instrument for measuring urbanization. The operationalization of c-section rates was in accordance with standard definitions used in published literature. Were the instruments validated (i.e. against measures obtained using a different instrument)? The retrospective data analysis methodology made validation in the study published by Krichevsky et al. 1996 impossible, as many different measures were used by the hospitals in the process of their own data collection. This article looking at hospital performance and Cesarean section rates looked explicitly at hospital sizes, among other criteria, focused predominantly on medium and large-sized medical facilities -- with an average of 537 beds -- in the United States. The size of the hospital can have some indication on the level of care provided at the facility, but smaller facilities specializing in neonatal care exist. This study was looking at facilities offering comprehensive medical services, but within the domain of tertiary medical services, more than half of the facilities studied had neonatal intensive care units. One of the complicating factors in comparing c-section outcomes between hospitals stemmed from differences in birth outcome coding procedures between hospitals, despite standard procedures established by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (Kritchevsky 2008 288). The authors noted that there is "no national standardized specifications for calculating a Cesarean section rate (Kritchevsky 288)." The variations between hospitals in their indicators and coding systems resulted in the authors advocating for standardization in order to facilitate comparative judgments for which there is "widespread demand for external release of outcome data from hospitals to insurers, employers, legislators, consumer advocates, regulatory agencies, accrediting bodies and many others (Kritchevsky 290)." In the second study reviewed that was published in the same journal in 1996, the instruments were not validated, perhaps because the study (Lagrew et al. 1996) was designed to look at the potential for non-mandated clinical changes impacting the c-section rate in one particular private hospital. This was not a comparative study with another institution or population. The hypothesis was, in the authors' eyes, proven by the statistical analysis of the data using a solitary measurement. In the study done by Chen et al. In 2008 on Taiwanese births, a singular instrument was used in this study, the multilevel logistic regression model. The regression model was adjusted for demographic factors that could have had an impact on the data by presenting outliers, however References Chen, Chin-Shyan et al. (2008). "Urbanization and the likelihood of a cesarean section" European Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology ad Reproductive Biology Volume 141, Issue 2, Pp 104-110  https://www.paperdue.com/customer/paper/c-sections-relative-to-hospital-size-a-cesarean-85405#:~:text=Logout-,CSectionsRelativetoHospitalSizeAcesarean,-Length5pages Chris Macourt, et al. (2007). "Elective Cesarean Section and Decision Making: A Critical Review of the Literature" Birth..Volume 34, Issue 1, pp 65 -- 79. Kritchevsky, SB et al. (1996). "Decreasing the cesarean section rate in a private hospital: Success without mandated clinical changes." American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology. Volume 174, Issue 1. Pp 184-191. Lagrew, David C. et al., (1996) "Decreasing the cesarean section rate in a private hospital: Success without mandated clinical." American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology. Volume 174, Issue 1 Pp.184-191. Read the full article

[saikirantracet]

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Keeping track of the various lifecycle stages of assets can be a daunting task. Tracet Fixed Asset Management simplifies this through its integrated systems feature, which includes expiry tracking. Organizations can track and be notified about the expiry of Asset Life, Lease, Warranty, Insurance, Maintenance contracts, and more. This proactive approach helps in avoiding unexpected downtime and ensuring continuous operation.

Multilevel Tracking

Tracet’s Fixed Asset Management multilevel tracking capability allows organizations to monitor assets across various dimensions such as hierarchy, location, department, cost center, users, asset categories, and attributes. This comprehensive tracking system ensures that assets are always accounted for, regardless of where they are within the organization.

Detailed Asset Movement

Managing the movement of assets is a critical aspect of fixed asset management. Tracet Fixed Asset Management offers detailed tracking of Goods receipts (GRN), Transfers — Returnable, Non-returnable, Internal, and external movements. This detailed asset movement tracking ensures that all asset transfers are documented and accounted for, reducing the risk of asset loss or misplacement.

Flexible Tracking Technologies

To further enhance the asset tracking process, Tracet Fixed Asset Management supports a variety of tracking technologies such as Bar codes, QR-Codes, and RFID technologies. These flexible tracking options allow for automated tracking of asset movement and physical verification, significantly reducing manual effort and increasing accuracy.

Tracet’s advanced features provide a robust solution for fixed asset management. From instant asset identification to detailed movement tracking and flexible coding systems, Tracet ensures that every aspect of asset management is covered. By leveraging integrated systems and flexible tracking technologies, organizations can achieve greater efficiency, reduce costs, and ensure the optimal utilization of their fixed assets. Embrace Tracet today and transform your Fixed Asset Management practices for the better.

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The Role of Tracet Asset Management Software in Business Operations

In the dynamic landscape of modern business operations, efficient management of assets is integral to success. Companies across industries are turning to advanced solutions to streamline asset tracking, optimize resource utilization, and ensure compliance with regulatory standards. Tracet Asset management software emerges as a key player in this domain, offering a comprehensive suite of features designed to enhance the way businesses manage their assets throughout their lifecycle.

Modern Features to enhance your asset management experience:

Asset Tracking:

Asset management software Maintains up-to-date asset inventory, status and usage, This centralized tracking capability minimizes the risk of asset loss or misuse, providing businesses with a comprehensive overview of their asset inventory.

Multilevel Tracking

Tracet introduces an advanced Multilevel Tracking feature, revolutionizing the way businesses monitor and manage their assets across various hierarchical stages. From supply chain optimization to project management, Tracet Multilevel Tracking provides a comprehensive solution for organizations seeking heightened control and visibility.

It offers a hierarchical view of assets, whether it’s individual users, cost center, asset categories Or attributes. gain unparalleled visibility into your asset ecosystem.

Lifecycle Management:

From acquisition to disposal, Asset management software facilitates the complete lifecycle management of assets. It maintains detailed records of procurement, maintenance schedules, and eventual decommissioning, allowing organizations to optimize asset usage and plan for timely replacements.

Capital work-in-progress (CWIP):

Tracet Capital Work-in-Progress (CWIP) is a powerful tool for organizations seeking to enhance their project management capabilities. By offering real-time monitoring, cost tracking, and integration with other enterprise systems, Tracet CWIP empowers businesses to optimize project investments and achieve successful project outcomes.

Cost Optimization:

Asset management software (AMS) plays a crucial role in helping businesses identify underutilized assets, facilitating improved resource allocation strategies. Through the optimization of current asset usage and the proactive avoidance of unnecessary acquisitions, organizations stand to achieve noteworthy cost savings, ultimately fortifying their overall financial efficiency. AMS provides organizations with valuable insights, enabling informed decision-making regarding asset redistribution, maintenance prioritization, or repurposing. This strategic and economical use of resources not only reduces operational expenditures but also contributes to the establishment of a more sustainable and financially resilient business model.

Compliance and Risk Management:

The software ensures that businesses adhere to regulatory requirements and industry standards. Tracet’s robust documentation and reporting capabilities help mitigate the risk of legal and financial penalties associated with non-compliance.

Depreciation Management:

Tracet automates the calculation and tracking of asset depreciation, providing accurate financial data for reporting and planning purposes. This feature aids in budgeting and ensures that businesses are well-prepared for asset replacements.

Reports and Analytics:

Asset management software generates detailed reports and analytics, offering valuable insights into asset performance, costs, and overall efficiency. These data-driven insights empower organizations to make informed decisions regarding resource allocation and strategic planning.

Tracet Asset management software emerges as a robust solution for businesses aiming to streamline and optimize their asset management processes. Offering a spectrum of features encompassing centralized tracking and compliance management, Tracet enables organizations to elevate efficiency, cut down costs, and formulate strategic decisions grounded in real-time data. In the ever-evolving business landscape, the adoption of sophisticated asset management solutions like Tracet is not just advantageous but imperative for ensuring sustained growth and success in the face of heightened competition.

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How to Reduce LED Display Light Pollution?

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LED display​ is extensively used in display-related industries such as outdoor advertising because of its advantages including high luminance, wide viewing angle and long life. However, the high luminance leads to light pollution, which is a defect of LED display. The light pollution caused by LED display is internationally divided into three categories: white light pollution, artificial daytime and color light pollution. Light pollution prevention of LED display should be taken into consideration during the design process.

Causes Of Light Pollution Of LED Display

First of all, in order to prevent and control light pollution, let’s summarize the causes of its formation, generally for the following reasons:

1. The LED display is so large in area that it blocks the observer’s view like a curtain or a wall. The closer the observer stands to the screen, the larger the substantial angle, formed by observer’s stand point and the screen, is, or the more convergent the direction of observer’s sight and the screen’s orientation are, the more serious the light interference the screen makes. 

2. The over-commercialism of LED display’s contents provokes people’s rejection.

3. Observers with different genders, ages, professions, physical conditions and mental conditions will have different levels of feelings on interference light. For example, those who are often exposed to photosensitizer and patients with eye diseases are more sensitive to light.

4. The high luminance of LED display glaring in the dim environment leads to people’s inadaptation to partial brightness. An LED display with a luminance output of 8000cd per square meter in the dark night will result in severe light interference. Since there are significant difference lying in the illumination of daytime and nighttime, an LED display with invariable luminance will radiate different levels of interference light over time.

5. Fast-changing images on the screen will lead to eye irritation, and so do high-saturation colors and stiff transition.

Solution To Light Pollution Caused By LED Display

The luminance of LED display is the major cause of light pollution. Following safety protection methods are conducive to solving light pollution problem efficiently.

1. Adopt self-adjustable luminance-regulating system

We know that the luminance of the environment varies greatly from day to night, from time to time and from place to place. If LED display luminance is 60% greater than ambient luminance, our eyes will feel uncomfortable. In other words, the screen pollutes us. Outdoor luminance acquisition system keep collecting ambient luminance data, according to which the software of display screen control system automatically work out the appropriate screen luminance. Research shows that, when human eyes are used to the ambient luminance of 800cd per square meter, the luminance range that human eyes be able to see is from 80 to 8000cd per square meter. If object’s luminance is beyond the range, the eyes need several seconds’ adjustment to gradually see it.

2. Multilevel grayscale correction technique

The control system of ordinary LED displays has a color depth of 8bit so that the low gray level colors and color transition areas look rigid. This also result in the maladjustment of color light. However, the control system of new LED displays has a 14bit color depth that significantly improves color transition. It makes colors subdued and prevent people from feeling the light uncomfortable when looking at the screen. Learn more about the grayscale of LED display here. 

3. Appropriate installation site and reasonable screen area planning

There should be an experience-oriented plan based on the connection between viewing distance, viewing angle and screen area. Meanwhile, there are specific design requirements for viewing distance and viewing angle due to image study. An LED display should be reasonably designed, and those requirements should be met as much as possible.

4. Content selection and design

As a kind of public media, LED displays are used to show information including public service announcements, advertises and instructions. We should screen contents that meet the demand of public to avoid their rejection. This is also an important aspect in combating light pollution.

5. Present luminance adjustment standard

The severe light pollution caused by outdoor displays are too bright and affects the lives of the surrounding residents to some extent. Therefore, the relevant departments should issue LED display luminance adjustment standards to strengthen light pollution control. The owner of the LED display is required to actively adjust display’s luminance output according to the ambient luminance, and high-brightness output in the dark night is strictly forbidden. 

6. Reduce blue-ray output

Human eyes have different visual perception towards different wavelengths of light. Since complex human perception towards light cannot be measured with “brightness”, irradiance index can be introduced as the criterion for safe visible light energy. Human feelings toward blue-ray cannot be taken as the sole criterion in measuring light’s effect on human eyes. Irradiance measuring equipment should be introduced and it will collect data to response the influence of blue light output intensity on visual perception. The manufacturers ought to reduce blue-ray output while ensuring the screen’s display functions, in order to avoid doing harm to human eyes.

7. Light distribution control

Effective control of light pollution caused by LED display needs reasonable arrangement of the light from the screen. To avoid hard light in partial area, the light radiated by LED display should be spread evenly in visual field. It requires strict restriction on the direction and scale of light exposure in the production process.

8. Express safety protection method

Safety precautions should be marked on the operating instructions of LED display products, focusing on the correct adjustment of screen luminance and the harm that may be caused by looking at the LED screen for a long time. If the automatic luminance adjustment system runs out of order, the brightness can be adjusted manually. In the meantime, safety measures against light pollution shall be popularized to the public so as to enhance their self-protection ability. For instance, one cannot stare at the screen for a long time and need to avoid focusing on the details on the screen, otherwise the light of LED will focus on the eye ground and form bright spots, and sometimes it will lead to retinal burn.

9. Improve product performance and quality

In order to ensure the performance of LED display products, it is necessary to step up the test of products’ luminance in the indoor and outdoor environment. During the indoor process, testing personnel have to watch the display at close range to see if there are any problems with the details, wearing dark sunglasses with brightness attenuation of 2 to 4 times. While in the outdoor process, the brightness attenuation should be 4 to 8 times. Testing personnel must wear safety guards to carry out the test, especially in the dark, to be kept away from hard light.

[rubyvroom]

Nobody suggested anything so let me just include what I have been using to scratch this itch recently:

What Makes This Song Stink: Category music haterade. Punching-up version, taking on songs that are both terrible and inexplicably everywhere, the most obnoxious combination. This is a Youtube channel by a guy who doesn't really like Youtube and is mostly mocking the entire format while also mocking bad music. Multilevel hating. But it's also not quite right to call this laconic philly guitarist a hater. He's definitely irritated by and contemptuous of the songs he covers but he also takes such glee in breaking them down and riffing on the bands involved that you have to suspect he also has a secret fondness for them. It's an ultimately good-natured exercise in music theory and love of music with increasingly weird tangents into hot tubs and Hotstepper and did I mention it's hilarious? This is a comedy channel?

I also want to mention that Pat Finnerty is a Gen Xer like me so he's particularly interested in 90s rock music, adjust your expectations accordingly.

As far as episodes I'm particularly fond of the Weezer episode and the Hey Soul Sister episode, but honestly the best approach is to pull up the channel and pick out the song you loathe the most and sit back and enjoy.

As I have matured I have done my best to put snark away and not create feelings of superiority by making fun of dumb people, be more of a lover than a hater, but god dammit, the world is falling apart and total idiots have grabbed the wheel and are driving us off a cliff. I am a Gen Xer and my default stress response is mockery. I'm going back to my roots. I want to indulge in something really mean and sarcastic. I need some snide takedowns. A really thorough fisking. I want to see a total moron totally destroyed. Short of time traveling to the early-aughts blogosphere this style has largely gone out of fashion for sane people on the internet but is there a video channel or podcast you can recommend right now? Hatewatch, Hateread, Hatelaugh? Feed my inner hater.

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LivelyCart 2 – a Quick and Simple JavaScript PHP Shopping Cart

LivelyCart 2.8 – a Quick and Simple JavaScript PHP Shopping Cart Its uses some of the best available resources like Laravel 5.2, AngularJS 1.5, Bootstrap etc This is our major release after LivelyCart 1, It comes with lot of requested features and functionalities from Multilevel categories to Addon Option prices & lot more like this. To get better idea of functionalities I would recommend you to…

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LivelyCart 2 – a Quick and Simple JavaScript PHP Shopping Cart

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Its uses some of the best available resources like Laravel 5.2, AngularJS 1.5, Bootstrap etc

This is our major release after LivelyCart 1, It comes with lot of requested features and functionalities from Multilevel categories to Addon Option prices & lot more like this.

To get better idea of functionalities I would…

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I am here to request more Mormon facts🎤

Your wish is my command! I'll even sort them into categories for you.

Amusing:

The fact that there weren't horses in the Americas until European settlers has caused serious problems for their claims that their book is historically accurate.

This has led some to speculate that when the book says "horses" it means "tapirs."

All Mormon men think they're Paladins: at age 12, every amab person is inducted into their priesthood which is supposed to literally bestow on them the power to do miracles in the name of God as long as they are acting in accordance with God's will and living righteously.

They make a big deal of their "sacred secrets" in the temples, mostly so the members don't find out that they're just masonic rituals with the serial numbers shaved off.

Actually their whole structure is basically just a more bizarre version of the masons.

Their mythology makes free will impossible (something I figured out when I was 12, much to the consternation of my youth group leaders)

They believe that the righteous (men) will eventually become Gods and get to start their own universes.

Their supposedly eternal and absolute rules about what constitutes modest dress have nevertheless semi-consistently been updated to keep up with contemporary fashion.

Less funny:

Salt Lake City, Utah, is an unbelievable hotbed of multilevel marketing schemes. Women trapped at home keep getting into them. I guess if you're caught up in one, it's easy to buy into another...

They're well known for community support within their group, but the Church itself is an international multi-billion dollar organization and never gives significant aid to members.

Everyone in the church is required to pay 10% of their (pre-tax) earnings directly to the church.

Every young man in the church is required to serve a 2 year, volunteer mission. They have to fund these themselves.

Church leadership is supposedly called by divine revelation, yet somehow they're almost all from the same enclave of families whose roots trace back to the founders of the church.

My youth group leader once tried to tell me that rock music was spiritually bad and instead I should be listening to musicals and opera. Because the lyrical content was more spiritually pure.

They're in the "we are fighting a literal war against the Forces of Evil" category of evangelicals, but it was to my immense disappointment that this did not mean there were any sexy demons around.

If they took their own morals seriously, they'd all be communists.

Not Remotely Funny:

The church has a truly massive endowment, and their fingers are in a lot of corporate and political pies.

When California was voting on gay marriage back on 2008, the church organized a concerted effort of members buying property in the state so they could vote against it.

Seriously, I cannot stress enough to you how much money and influence the church has. They just don't wave it around as much as some groups.

Joe Smith and his successor, Brigham Young, were pedophiles who used their church doctrine to force teenage girls to marry them.

They're one of the groups that believe peace in the Middle East is a harbinger of the apocalypse.

Yes, they really are that racist.

They encourage members to adopt Native children in order to "save them" from the curse of their ancestors.

They have one of the largest genealogical databases in the world, and they mostly use it to perform proxy baptisms on dead people, including massive numbers of holocaust victims.

Their culture normalizes and even valorizes child abuse by men. All of the most respected men in my congregation growing up regularly beat their kids. This was considered normal and even funny.

Abuse and bullying are rampant for young men on missions.

They're also ableist in the weirdest way. They believe that everyone's soul is a "perfected" version of their body, see. Any neurodivergent or mentally disabled people are "normal" souls trapped in defective bodies.

BYU (the church-owned university) has a rampant problem with suicides among queer students.

Utah has one of the highest rates of depression in the country, especially among women.

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Our companies acheivements

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Our unique selling proposition

1. Real-time bonus payments 2. Generous and luxurious incentive programs 3. Structured training programs for new entrepreneurs and members 4. Efficient supply chain management to ensure seamless product distribution 5. Global mobile app to conduct international business with integrated online e-payments 6. Collaboration projects with top and leading research institution to discover health and wellness breakthrough

SuperLife believes that adapting to challenges promptly will put it ahead of its competitors. The company’s young and enthusiastic go-goers have ensured the company moves with the changes of the business environment to produce quality products and service to clients.

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Our aim is to evolve the network marketing industry in a positive manner, and create a healthy entrepreneurship culture throughout the world. We focus on health products which treats various health conditions on our power and proven marketing platform. SuperLife aims to transform the lives of our members for the better, where they can leave a legacy for the future generations.

Today SuperLife is an international company and we have localized operations in more than 40 countries at the moment, while we are actively expanding into many new markets. By working closely with the authorities in each country, we always ensure that our products and business adhre to all legal requirements. We are working diligently to ensure that payments systems are well-established in every country and members will have ready access to products. We strive to create localized operations on a global scale, where the operations will be seamless in every country, and all members will have an established and effective platform to build a global business network with SuperLife.

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With one-third of the world’s population on social media, SuperLife understands it needs to continuously strengthen social media engagement while ensuring our system is competent, smooth and convenient in order to stay ahead of the curve. SuperLife aims to revolutionize the whole experience of network marketing, making it an enjoyable and interactive career through our mobile app.

THAT’S ONE SMALL STEP FOR A MAN, ONE GIANT LEAP FOR SUPERLIFE.

In a short span of 6 months, SuperLife achieved Most Outstanding Category in ASEAN Business Award 2017, one of the most prestigious business award within ASEAN region. The rapid growth of SuperLife is unprecedented in the network marketing industry; to date, SuperLife has successfully expanded into more than 40 countries. All these is made possible with competent management, sound leadership and loyal distributors who share the same vision with SuperLife.

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¶ … C-Sections Relative to Hospital Size A cesarean section, more commonly known as a C-section, is a surgical procedure in which a fetus is delivered via a hysterotomy rather than a more typical vaginal delivery procedure. There are many medical reasons why a c-section is necessary, although the geographic and demographic distribution of c-sections shows many trends in the prevalence of the procedure, indicating medical necessity is not the only reason that the surgery is performed. Affluence and medical availability and infrastructure have clear impacts on the rate and outcome of c-sections. In 2010, the World Health Organization estimated that on average, 10-15% of live births were via c-section, and the rate of c-sections in the United States, despite a rising popularity of alternative birthing methods (midwifes, home births, doulas, etc.), the c-sections have increased by 48% since 1996. While the size of hospitals studied when studying c-section outcomes has been noted, analysis is lacking on the data collected to determine c-section outcomes relative to the size of the hospital. What was the hypothesis? The hypothesis in the study by Kritchevsky et al., published in the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynocology was that due to lack of standardized definitions and performance measurement systems, comparative study of c-sections across different hospitals was not fully possible. The study by Lagrew et al., was designed to examine delivery statistics obtained from a cesarean section reduction program conducted in a private hospital. The authors hypothesized that this program had been successful in reducing the number of c-sections within the hospital. A strong study (Chen et al. 2008) using a large sample number and thorough quantitative analysis could serve as a useful model for studying the impact of urbanization and population density upon the rate of cesarean deliveries. Are c-section deliveries, which are faster, seen more often in urban hospitals with a large demand for birthing space? A large-scale study in Taiwan published in 2007 examines association. The authors' hypothesized that there was a positive association between the degree of urbanization in Taiwan and the likelihood of a Cesarean section for the delivery of a single fetus. What study design was implemented (cohort, case control, cross-sectional etc.)? The study by Kritchevsky et al. (1996) looked at outcomes based on retrospective data abstraction of 200 deliveries at each of 15 acute care hospitals, including two foreign institutions. The second study (Lawgrew et al.) employed retrospective analysis of data obtained from a c-section reduction program conducted within the same institution. The third study was a retroactive analysis of 200,207 singleton deliveries in Taiwan using information from the Taiwan 2004 National Health Insurance Research Database. The urbanization level of the mother's home area was classified into 7 categories. The data was examined with a multilevel logistic regression model to show the assocation of urbanization with rate of c-section (Chen 2008). What are the types/classification of the variables? The Kritchevsky et al. (1996) study investigated the differences between hospitals' c-section data and compared adjusted and unadjusted risk rates in order to examine the differences between the various tools and measures each hospital individually uses for its internal data collection and analysis. The 2008 study by Chen et al. was a retroactive analysis of 200,207 singleton deliveries in Taiwan using information from the Taiwan 2004 National Health Insurance Research Database. The urbanization level of the mother's home area was classified into 7 categories. The data was examined with a multilevel logistic regression model to show the association of urbanization with rate of c-section. The explanatory variable was the rate of urbanization while the response variable was the likelihood of c-section delivery. The study by Lagrew et al. (1996) was designed to look at the change in c-section delivery rates over time. While the introduction of the new laboring guidelines employed by the hospital for the purposed of this study constitute a form of clinical trial, all persons in labor at the institution received the same care. The independent variable in this instance was on change over time, based on data collected in the months before and after the program was implemented. The group who received the newer standards of care were not concurrent to the group who had given birth prior to the new standards being implemented. This does introduce the lack of standardization around timing. Perhaps there were political, cultural or historical factors, which influenced the rate of c-section delivery beyond the effect of the hospital program being studied. A literature review published in a 2007 issue of Birth indicate that sociological and cultural factors were significant influential factors in women's stated preference for c-section deliveries (McCourt 2007). Given the spread of data over a 12-month period of time, it is entirely possible that various influential factors were more or less present in the two populations observed for this study. How were the variables operationalized? Figure 1 in the study (Kritchevsky et al. 1996) demonstrates the way in which the variables were operationalized by normalizing data using various instruments into a relatively comparable measure. The process of standardizing the measures assisted in defining the variables further by indicating the types and degree of difference between individual institution's measures. The variables in the Lagrew et al. (1996) study were easily operationalized due to the fact that this was a study that was done retrospectively to determine if the implemented changes had the desired effect on the rates of c-section deliveries in the hospital. The variables in the third study (Chen et al. 2008) were operationalized by deciding upon a 7 point scale of urbanization. The creation of categorical variables allowed for results ordered in an easily-understood gradient rather than using a more abstract instrument for measuring urbanization. The operationalization of c-section rates was in accordance with standard definitions used in published literature. Were the instruments validated (i.e. against measures obtained using a different instrument)? The retrospective data analysis methodology made validation in the study published by Krichevsky et al. 1996 impossible, as many different measures were used by the hospitals in the process of their own data collection. This article looking at hospital performance and Cesarean section rates looked explicitly at hospital sizes, among other criteria, focused predominantly on medium and large-sized medical facilities -- with an average of 537 beds -- in the United States. The size of the hospital can have some indication on the level of care provided at the facility, but smaller facilities specializing in neonatal care exist. This study was looking at facilities offering comprehensive medical services, but within the domain of tertiary medical services, more than half of the facilities studied had neonatal intensive care units. One of the complicating factors in comparing c-section outcomes between hospitals stemmed from differences in birth outcome coding procedures between hospitals, despite standard procedures established by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (Kritchevsky 2008 288). The authors noted that there is "no national standardized specifications for calculating a Cesarean section rate (Kritchevsky 288)." The variations between hospitals in their indicators and coding systems resulted in the authors advocating for standardization in order to facilitate comparative judgments for which there is "widespread demand for external release of outcome data from hospitals to insurers, employers, legislators, consumer advocates, regulatory agencies, accrediting bodies and many others (Kritchevsky 290)." In the second study reviewed that was published in the same journal in 1996, the instruments were not validated, perhaps because the study (Lagrew et al. 1996) was designed to look at the potential for non-mandated clinical changes impacting the c-section rate in one particular private hospital. This was not a comparative study with another institution or population. The hypothesis was, in the authors' eyes, proven by the statistical analysis of the data using a solitary measurement. In the study done by Chen et al. In 2008 on Taiwanese births, a singular instrument was used in this study, the multilevel logistic regression model. The regression model was adjusted for demographic factors that could have had an impact on the data by presenting outliers, however References Chen, Chin-Shyan et al. (2008). "Urbanization and the likelihood of a cesarean section" European Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology ad Reproductive Biology Volume 141, Issue 2, Pp 104-110 Chris Macourt, et al. (2007). "Elective Cesarean Section and Decision Making: A Critical Review of the Literature" Birth..Volume 34, Issue 1, pp 65 -- 79. Kritchevsky, SB et al. (1996). "Decreasing the cesarean section rate in a private hospital: Success without mandated clinical changes." American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology. Volume 174, Issue 1. Pp 184-191. Lagrew, David C. et al., (1996) "Decreasing the cesarean section rate in a private hospital: Success without mandated clinical." American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology. 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