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segmentation task. All the program codes have been released at https//github.com/shuchao1212/TA-Net. Resting limb tremor (RLT) is a well known feature in parkinsonism. There is very little information on resting head tremor (RHT) in parkinsonism, and none in pathologically confirmed cases. The association between RLT and RHT remains uncertain. A Caucasian male developed upper limb tremor and voice changes at age 70. He was first assessed at our clinic at age 72. At age 73 he developed resting head tremor (RHT) which prevented him from falling asleep. His status was documented in longitudinal follow-up at our clinic. He had a total of 14 clinical evaluations and four videos made over 6 years. Autopsy of the brain and spinal cord was performed. The resting head tremor improved on antiparkinsonian drugs and resolved completely after four years. Coincident with RHT remission, the upper limb tremor worsened and interfered with feeding, and his lower limb resting tremor became more pronounced. During his course he developed slow, scanning speech and all the cardinal motor findings of parkinsonism. There was no ophthalmoplegia. Post-mortem neuropathological examination revealed prominent progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP) changes and minor Lewy body pathology. This is the first autopsy confirmed case of parkinsonism with RHT. He had dual pathology. Dissociation between RHT and RLT indicates that the oscillatory brain centers for the two were different in this case. This is the first autopsy confirmed case of parkinsonism with RHT. He had dual pathology. Dissociation between RHT and RLT indicates that the oscillatory brain centers for the two were different in this case.Livestock production is criticised for animal welfare conditions and its impact on the environment. Pasture-raised dual-purpose cattle may be able to provide an opportunity for more sustainable livestock production. Despite societal interest and substantial grazing opportunities in several regions of northern Europe, the market share of sustainably produced beef is currently low. This study investigated consumer preferences and willingness-to-pay for pasture-raised beef from dual-purpose cattle. Data were obtained from a hypothetical choice experiment (n = 513), attributing the type of husbandry (stable-based, pasture-raised, pasture-raised using nature conservation areas), breed (no description, single-purpose, dual-purpose), production method (conventional, organic), origin (locally produced, produced in Germany), and price (5.98, 11.98, 17.98, 23.98 €/kg), and were analysed using random parameter logit modelling. The most important overall attribute was 'type of husbandry' followed by 'breed', indicating consumers' concerns for animal welfare and naturalness. Our analyses revealed a clear preference for pasture-raised dual-purpose cattle, demonstrating great market potential for animal welfare-friendly meat products.Epileptic seizure detection is of great significance in the diagnosis of epilepsy and relieving the heavy workload of visual inspection of electroencephalogram (EEG) recordings. This paper presents a novel method for seizure detection using the Stein kernel-based sparse representation (SR) for EEG recordings. Different from the traditional SR scheme that works with vector data in Euclidean space, the Stein kernel-based SR framework is constructed for seizure detection in the space of the symmetric positive definite (SPD) matrices, which form a Riemannian manifold. Due to the non-Euclidean geometry of the Riemannian manifold, the Stein kernel on the manifold permits the embedding of the manifold in a high-dimensional reproducing kernel Hilbert space (RKHS) to perform SR. In the Stein kernel-based SR framework, EEG samples are described by SPD matrices in the form of covariance descriptors (CovDs). Then, a test EEG sample is sparsely represented on the training set, and the test sample is classified as a m