Do You Remember
Published in The Spirit of
Democracy dated Thursday, February 22, 1923
When there was only
one bank in Woodsfield?
When Jacob Reinherr ran a bakery on the corner where the
Woodsfield Clothing Store now is?
When Attorney R. F. Sears was a Methodist preacher?
When there were no paved streets in Woodsfield?
When Vic Donahey carried President Harding s home county?
When men wore leather boots?
When there were lot of people in Ohio in 1920 who voted the
Republican ticket and didn t vote it in 1922?
When most of the older set of men wore chin whiskers, and stogies
and cigars were seldom seen?
When all ball games were called Long Town or Round Town?
When mother used the fine tooth comb every morning before we went
to school?
When there was no such thing dreamed of as culling poultry in this county?
When Col. S. Tschappat of Clarington commenced recording and
reporting records of rainfalls?
When David Weber graduated from the Star school in Summit township?
When Aglon Whitacre entered the mercantile business?
When Uncle John Fisher ran a blacksmith shop near the Fleming school
house just north of Buchanan church, and was assisted by his son Isaac,
who was also a wagon maker while Garrison ran the farm?
When Grandmother Laffaree was the leading physician in this community when
she gathered roots and herbs and brewed her own medicine?
When George Feiock drove six horses with a jerk line and a jockey stick
on the lead pair; hauling tobacco to Clarington and store goods on the
return trip?
When George Weber owned Little Jimmie, the crack race horse of his time in the
county; how the men and boys admired Jimmie when George brought home the
bacon?
When H. F. Seebach built the first flying machine and tested it out by flying
from the roof of C. G. Oblinger s tobacco warehouse--how the wing failed
to work and Henry landed in a pile of wreckage but still full of
determination to fly?
When we had a male quartette composed of Fred Young, Henry Seebach, Louis
Stephens and Fred Knopf--used to sing Die Wacht Am Rhine, and Wier Fahrin
Auf der Eisinbahn So Lang is uns gafelt?
When J. W. Reeves had the largest hog in town, weighing 600 pounds,
and could not get a barrel large enough to scald it in?
When every family in Lewisville had a cow and pastured them on the public
highway?
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Man pronounced dead following incident at Cloverhill Prison
Garda investigation launched
by Leinster Leader ReporterA Garda investigation has commenced following the death of a man at Cloverhill Prison in Dublin.
Shortly after midnight Gardaí and Emergency Services were called by prison authorities following an incident involving two male prisoners in custody at the prison.
A man in his late 30s was treated by emergency services but was pronounced dead at the scene a short time later.
The body of the deceased remains at the scene which is currently preserved pending a full forensic and technical examination. The Coroner has been notified and the services of the State Pathologist and Garda Technical Bureau have been requested.
Gardaí say they are following a definite line of enquiry and the investigation is ongoing. Further updates will follow.


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I currently call Portland, Oregon home and love living in the Pacific Northwest! Cooking is one of my favorite hobbies and these days I've been exploring Indian cuisine. I love fitness and specifically working out with friends. Sometimes the best way to catch up with someone is by taking a long hike and finishing up an adventure with a delicious breakfast.
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Suppose that I have f : fin k -> alpha
and g : fin n -> alpha
, and I know f == g
. Can I deduce k = n
?
I think only if alpha
is finite and has cardinality at least 2. You know the types are equal, but types with the same cardinality are not provably unequal.
If nonempty types are equal, then they must have a pair of elements that are heq
.
It's fin k
and fin n
, so their cardinalities are the same only if k = n
.
Yes, if alpha
is finite I can do it by cardinality arguments. I guess that if alpha
is infinite then this does not follow from Lean's axioms, but I might be wrong on this.
Ah, it's fin k → α
, not fin k
.
I should read more carefully.
And think before typing.

No, it's when building an equiv between some objects, you start from a function fin k -> alpha
, then you apply to_fun
, then inv_fun
, and in the end you get a function fin n -> alpha
, and you need to prove that it is the same function as the one you started with. You get into ==
quickly with this, but it's not really bad, you can prove that k = n
and then do induction
on the equality and you are back on track. If I could have deduced k = n
from f == g
, this would have saved me a few lines, but I can prove it directly in my context.
 I defined a map from G/N to G/K if K and N were normal subgroups and N=K(!)
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## Expansive and Inlusive Digital Scholarly Production in Libraries Laurie Allen Director for Digital Scholarship University of Pennsylvania Libraries June 10-13, 2019 [https://laurieallen.org/dreamlab/](https://laurieallen.org/dreamlab)
### About me * Philadelphian, 1976 - present * Librarian, 2002 - present * Digital something, 2005 - present * Digital Scholarship Librarian - 2011 - present
### About Digital Scholarship "We expand the capacity (of faculty and students at Penn) to **create** and **share** scholarship in new forms."
### Introductions - Name, preferred pronoun - Where are you from, or where do you claim? - What brings you here?
"At the end, each participant will have a plan for a project of their own, or for a new collaborative approach to service development"
Next, decide on a document/picture/plan you'll work on during this course. - Your dream job description? - A project plan for an expansive publication for your research? - A proposal to bring to your library for a new kind of service?
### Librarianship 101 - Departments in a library (paper) - The story - The pyramid
### The Reference interviews - [Brown, Stephanie Willen](https://opencommons.uconn.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1012&context=libr_pubs). “The Reference Interview: Theories and Practice,” 2008, 9.


| formXtViX {mgcv} | R Documentation |
This is a service routine for gamm
. Given,
V, an estimated covariance matrix obtained using extract.lme.cov2
this
routine forms a matrix square root of X'inv(V)X as efficiently as possible, given
the structure of V (usually sparse).
formXtViX(V,X)
V |
A data covariance matrix list returned from |
X |
A model matrix. |
The covariance matrix returned by extract.lme.cov2
may
be in a packed and re-ordered format, since it is usually sparse. Hence a
special service routine is required to form the required products involving
this matrix.
A matrix, R such that crossprod(R)
gives X'inv(V)X.
Simon N. Wood<EMAIL_ADDRESS>For lme
see:
Pinheiro J.C. and Bates, D.M. (2000) Mixed effects Models in S and S-PLUS. Springer
For details of how GAMMs are set up for estimation using lme
see:
Wood, S.N. (2006) Low rank scale invariant tensor product smooths for Generalized Additive Mixed Models. Biometrics 62(4):1025-1036
http://www.maths.bris.ac.uk/~sw15190/
require(mgcv) library(nlme) data(ergoStool) b <- lme(effort ~ Type, data=ergoStool, random=~1|Subject) V1 <- extract.lme.cov(b, ergoStool) V2 <- extract.lme.cov2(b, ergoStool) X <- model.matrix(b, data=ergoStool) crossprod(formXtViX(V2, X)) t(X)


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Faster end-to-end tests with fixture factories
Stephan Jaensch
@s_jaensch
Yelp's mission
To connect people to great local businesses
What I'll talk about
- What are end-to-end tests?
- The problem with setting up end-to-end tests
- How do fixture (or data) factories help solve the problem?
- How can we make tests faster?
End-to-end tests - the what and why
Source: https://www.ministryoftesting.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/typical_pyramid.jpg
Our service technology stack
What's hard about E2E tests?
Source: https://www.slideshare.net/danveloper/microservices-the-right-way
Creating E2E test state
Lots of SQL statements...
Taking inspiration from Django
...but for downstream services as well
...and without code duplication
Testing factory libraries
- Contain SQLAlchemy models as well as factory functions
- Factories provide a slightly higher level of abstraction
- Take care of common default values
- Make sure data is logically correct
Test - before
def test_get_answer_list_empty_list(testapp):
response = testapp.get(
'/business/{business_id}/question/'
'{question_id}/answer/v1'.format(
business_id=encrypt_id(3),
question_id=encrypt_id(2),
),
params={
'limit': LIMIT,
'offset': OFFSET,
},
)
assert response.json == {…}
Test - after
def test_get_answer_list_empty_list(testapp, question, business_id):
response = testapp.get(
'/business/{business_id}/question/'
'{question_id}/answer/v1'.format(
business_id=encrypt_id(business_id),
question_id=encrypt_id(question.id),
),
params={
'limit': LIMIT,
'offset': OFFSET,
},
)
assert response.json == {…}
The business fixture
@pytest.fixture
def business_id(db_session):
return business_factory.create(db_session)
def create(
session,
name='Levchins',
…
):
business = Business(
name=name,
…
)
session.add(business)
session.commit()
return business.id
Why not use models directly?
Why not use models directly?
def biz_user_create(session, business_id=None, email=None, …):
"""Creates a biz_user with password 'password'"""
biz_user = BizUser(
…
)
session.add(biz_user)
session.flush()
session.add(
BizUserPrivate(
biz_user_id=biz_user.id,
email=email,
)
)
if business_id:
add_biz_user_to_business(session, biz_user.id, business_id)
session.commit()
return biz_user.id
Downstream services with data creation APIs
@pytest.fixture
def question(question_answer_client, business_id, confirmed_user_id):
return question_answer_client.business.create_question(
body={
'text': 'Test question...?',
'platform_source': 'other',
'subscription': False,
},
business_id=business_id,
).result().question
Pros and Cons
- Natural fit for pytest fixtures
- Much easier data creation
- People create separate data entries for each test "automatically"
- Need to maintain data creation factories
- Potentially slower (not sharing data across tests)
How to make tests faster
Source: http://www.methodsandtools.com/tools/selendroid.html
Execute tests in parallel with pytest
$ pip install pytest-xdist
$ python -m pytest -s -vvv -n 4 tests/acceptance
Execute tests in parallel with pytest
Takeaways
- Use fixture factories for faster development and more correct test data
- Convert tests for test isolation and repeatability
- Take advantage of it by executing tests in parallel
Other talks by Yelpers
"Write more decorators (and fewer classes)"
by Antonio Verardi; Tuesday, 10:30, Anfiteatro 2
"Teeing up Python: Code Golf"
by Lee Sheng; Wednesday, 12:10, PyCharm Room
Questions?
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>/ @s_jaensch
https://github.com/sjaensch/faster_end_to_end_tests_talk.git


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'He listened:' Alberta's energy minister meets with federal counterpart in Calgary
CALGARY — Alberta's energy minister says she had a productive meeting with Canada's newly appointed natural resources minister. Sonya Savage met with Seamus O'Regan, an MP from Newfoundland, this week during his first official visit to Alberta.
by Canadian PressCALGARY — Alberta's energy minister says she had a productive meeting with Canada's newly appointed natural resources minister.
Sonya Savage met with Seamus O'Regan, an MP from Newfoundland, this week during his first official visit to Alberta.
She says he listened and appeared to understand the frustrations in Alberta.
Savage says there are many issues that need to be addressed in the near future.
Her priority is dealing with the CN rail strike, which she says is preventing 170,000 barrels of oil from moving out of Alberta every day.
Savage says her other concerns include getting the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion built without delay, and changing two controversial federal bills that affect the energy industry.
"It was a great opportunity to explain the very real problems that Alberta is facing," she said. "He listened, for sure, and I believe he understood.
"In the months ahead, we'll see whether there is action."
The Canadian Press


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Representative: Ahmet çagri Karamisir PhD.
Businesstanbul.com is designed to serve as your guiding light along the path of conducting successful business operations in Istanbul and in all GCC Countries namely Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, UAE, Qatar, Bahrain and Oman. Our Administrative and Associate teams will provide you with the knowledge and tools that will enable you to make informed decisions that will efficiently lead your firm to the achievement of your strategic goals and objectives. You will experience peace of mind knowing that you have greatly reduced the risk of doing business in a foreign environment by choosing a team of professionals with the know-how to fulfill your informational and service needs as well as guide you through the unique and sometimes challenging business world in Istanbul , the commercial capital of Turkey as well as in the GCC Countries.
Businesstanbul
Representative: Ahmet çagri Karamisir PhD.
Businesstanbul.com is designed to serve as your guiding light along the path of conducting successful business operations in Istanbul and in all GCC Countries namely Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, UAE, Qatar, Bahrain and Oman. Our Administrative and Associate teams will provide you with the knowledge and tools that will enable you to make informed decisions that will efficiently lead your firm to the achievement of your strategic goals and objectives. You will experience peace of mind knowing that you have greatly reduced the risk of doing business in a foreign environment by choosing a team of professionals with the know-how to fulfill your informational and service needs as well as guide you through the unique and sometimes challenging business world in Istanbul , the commercial capital of Turkey as well as in the GCC Countries.


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(static) observedAttributes
A list of attributes to be observed
- Source:
control
When to add control menu and control arrows to the carousel for manual image selection and navigation
- Source:
index
Index of the current image being displayed in the carousel
- Source:
shadow
Whether to show a shadow around the carousel
- Source:
size
Size of the carousel, chosen from [small, medium, large]
- Source:
text
Whether to show text in the carousel
- Source:
theme
Theme of the carousel, chosen from [rounded, circle]
- Source:
time
Time interval between pictures
- Source:
Methods
_handleLongText()
Determine if the text is too long and needs to be hidden
and determine the size of which triggers to pop up
- Source:
_hideContent(buttonSize, theme, title, content)
Hide long text with a element
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
buttonSize |
string | the size of |
theme |
string | the theme of the carousel |
title |
string | the title of the text area |
content |
string | the content of the text area |
- Source:
_initArrows()
Initialize control arrows
- Source:
_initControl()
Initialize the control panel on carousel
- Source:
_initMenu()
Initialize the control menu
- Source:
_reRender(index)
Render the image with a specific index
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
index |
number | index of the image to be displayed |
- Source:
_setUpControl(oldV)
Hide or show the control according to the updated value of control attribute
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
oldV |
boolean | teh old value of the control attribute |
- Source:
_start(index)
Clear up last loop and start and start the carousel effect from a picture with a specific index
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
index |
Number | the index of picture that the carousel effect starts with |
- Source:
_tick()
Increment the index of the picture being displayed by one
- Source:
attributeChangedCallback(attr, oldV, newV)
Handle attribute changes
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
attr |
string | name of the attribute changed |
oldV |
* | old value of the attribute changed |
newV |
* | updated value of the attrubute changed |
- Source:
connectedCallback()
Save some references to components of the light DOM
Start the carousel effect
Start the carousel effect
- Source:


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Authors Module Configuration
Here you can configure the SPARQL ENDPOINTS.
The configuration contains:
Loading endpoints manager
UTPL Sparql Endpoint
In this section, the SPARQL endpoint, provided by the UTPL is configured. In this unique sparql endpoint is information from several universities. The goal of this service is to separate information by universities in different graphs, and then use them as different endpoints by the authors module.


Research publications
- Closed-Form Diffeomorphic Transformations for Time Series Alignment (2022)Martinez, I., Viles, E., & Olaizola, I. G.Proceedings of the 39th International Conference on Machine Learning, 162, 15122–15158
- ArchABM: An agent-based simulator of human interaction with the built environment. CO2 and viral load analysis for indoor air quality (2022)Martinez, I., Bruse, J. L., Florez-Tapia, A. M., Viles, E., & Olaizola, I. G.Building and Environment, 207, 108495
- A novel method for error analysis in radiation thermometry with application to industrial furnaces (2022)Martinez, I., Otamendi, U., Olaizola, I. G., Solsona, R., Maiza, M., Viles, E., Fernandez, A., & Arzua, I.Measurement, 190, 110646
- On the performance of shared autonomous bicycles: A simulation study (2022)Coretti Sanchez, N., Martinez, I., Alonso Pastor, L., & Larson, K.Communications in Transportation Research, 2, 100066
- On the simulation of shared autonomous micro-mobility (2022)Coretti Sanchez, N., Martinez, I., Alonso Pastor, L., & Larson, K.Communications in Transportation Research, 2, 100065
- Segmentation of cell-level anomalies in electroluminescence images of photovoltaic modules (2021)Otamendi, U., Martinez, I., Quartulli, M., Olaizola, I. G., Viles, E., & Cambarau, W.Solar Energy, 220, 914–926
- A survey study of success factors in data science projects (2021)Martinez, I., Viles, E., & Olaizola, I. G.2021 IEEE International Conference on Big Data (Big Data), 2313–2318
- Data Science Methodologies: Current Challenges and Future Approaches (2021)Martinez, I., Viles, E., & G. Olaizola, I.Big Data Research, 24, 100183
- Labelling Drifts in a Fault Detection System for Wind Turbine Maintenance (2018)Martinez, I., Viles, E., & Cabrejas, I.In J. Del Ser, E. Osaba, M. N. Bilbao, J. J. Sanchez-Medina, M. Vecchio, & X.-S. Yang (Eds.), Intelligent Distributed Computing XII (pp. 145–156)Springer International Publishing Best Paper Award - IDC 2018 International Symposium
Preprints on arXiv
- Simulation study on the fleet performance of shared autonomous bicycles (2021)Sánchez, N. C., Martinez, I., Pastor, L. A., & Larson, K.CoRR, abs/2106.09694
Academic Reviewer
Journal of Decision Systems (JDS)
Taylor & Francis 2021
International Conference on Predictive APIs and Apps (PAPIs)
Boston 2017, São Paulo 2017/2018/2019, London 2018
Talks & Conferences
International Conference on Machine Learning 2022 | Baltimore, MD, USA
Closed-form diffeomorphic transformations for time series alignment
IEEE Big Data 2022 - Workshop on Methods to Improve Big Data Science Projects | Orlando, FL, USA
A survey study of success factors in data science projects
Tecnun Student Research Conference 2023 | San Sebastian, Spain
Diffeomorphic temporal transformer network for time series alignment
International Symposium on Intelligent Distributed Computing 2018 | Bilbao, Spain
Labelling Drifts in a Fault Detection System for Wind Turbine Maintenance
Teaching & Mentorship


#include <Models.h>
|
| | Worksheet (const std::string &name, const std::string &description, const std::string &avgWorkoutLength, const std::string &difficulty) |
| |
| void | addWeek (Week week) |
| |
| std::string | toJSON () |
| |
Model for the Worksheet, the top level of our data hierarchy. Encapsulates a vector of Weeks.
◆ Worksheet()
| Models::Worksheet::Worksheet |
( |
const std::string & |
name, |
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const std::string & |
description, |
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const std::string & |
avgWorkoutLength, |
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const std::string & |
difficulty |
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) |
| |
◆ addWeek()
| void Models::Worksheet::addWeek |
( |
Week |
week | ) |
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◆ toJSON()
| std::string Models::Worksheet::toJSON |
( |
| ) |
|
- Returns
- a string representation of the JSON representation of the Worksheet.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


Handlebars Templating Support Module provides equivalent features to HST-2 JSP Tab Libraries.
HstRequestContext, HstRequest and HstResponse objects can always be accessed through hstRequestContext, hstRequest and hstResponse.
Synopsis: generate an HST link by the given HippoBean with the following parameter(s):
| Index | Type | Description | Required? | Default value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | HippoBean | Content bean to link to. | Yes | |
| 1 | boolean | whether to generate link as a fully qualified URL | No | false |
Example(s):
{{hst:linkByHippoBean document}}
Synopsis: generate an HST link by the given path info with the following parameter(s):
| Index | Type | Description | Required? | Default value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | String | Content path to link to. | Yes | |
| 1 | boolean | whether to generate link as fully qualified URL | No | false |
Example(s):
{{hst:linkByPath "/news"}}
Synopsis: generate an HST link by the given sitemap item reference ID with the following parameter(s):
| Index | Type | Description | Required? | Default value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | String | Sitemap item reference ID to link to. | Yes | |
| 1 | boolean | whether to generate link as fully qualified URL | No | false |
Example(s):
{{hst:linkBySiteMapItemRefId "root"}}
Synopsis: generate an HST link by the given HippoFacetSubNavigation items with the following parameter(s):
| Index | Type | Description | Required? | Default value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | HippoFacetSubNavigation | Current HippoFacetSubNavigation object. | Yes | |
| 1 | HippoFacetSubNavigation | HippoFacetSubNavigation object to remove | No | |
| 2 | List<HippoFacetSubNavigation> | The list of HippoFacetSubNavigations to remove. | Yes |
Example(s):
{{hst:linkForFacet curSubNav removeItem removeList}}
Synopsis: generate an HST WebFiles link by the given path with the following parameter(s):
| Index | Type | Description | Required? | Default value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | String | WebFile path to link to. | Yes | |
| 1 | boolean | whether to generate link as a fully qualified URL | No | false |
Example(s):
{{hst:webfileByPath "/js/bootstrap.min.js"}}
Synopsis: rewrite the given HippoHtmlBean content to HTML markups with the following parameter(s):
| Index | Type | Description | Required? | Default value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | HippoHtmlBean | HippoHtmlBean instance. | Yes | |
| 1 | boolean | whether to generate link as a fully qualified URL | No | false |
Example(s):
{{hst:htmlByHippoHtml document.body}}
Synopsis: rewrite the given formatted text string to HTML markups with the following parameter(s):
| Index | Type | Description | Required? | Default value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | String | Formatted text | Yes | |
| 1 | boolean | whether to generate link as a fully qualified URL | No | false |
Example(s):
{{hst:htmlByFormattedText document.introduction}}
Synopsis: rewrite the given HippoHtmlBean content to HTML markups with the following parameter(s):
| Index | Type | Description | Required? | Default value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | ContentRewriter<String> | HippoHtmlBean instance. | Yes | |
| 1 | HippoHtmlBean | HippoHtmlBean instance. | Yes | |
| 2 | ImageVariant | HippoHtmlBean instance. | No | |
| 3 | boolean | whether the ContentRewriter should use an imageVariant. | No | false |
| 4 | boolean | whether to generate link as a fully qualified URL | No | false |
Example(s):
{{hst:rewriteHippoHtml contentRewriter document.body}}
Synopsis: Include the child component window’s output after finding it by the given child component window reference name with the following parameter(s):
| Index | Type | Description | Required? | Default value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | String | Child component window reference name | Yes |
Example(s):
{{{hst:includeChild "container"}}}
Synopsis: Generate an HST Render URL:
| Index | Type | Description | Required? | Default value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | String | Additional Request Parameters in HTTP Query String format | No |
Example(s):
{{hst:renderURL}} {{hst:renderURL "a=1&b=2"}}
Synopsis: Generate an HST Action URL:
| Index | Type | Description | Required? | Default value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | String | Additional Request Parameters in HTTP Query String format | No |
Example(s):
{{hst:actionURL}} {{hst:actionURL "a=1&b=2"}}
Synopsis: Generate an HST Resource URL:
| Index | Type | Description | Required? | Default value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | String | Resource ID | Yes | |
| 1 | String | Additional Request Parameters in HTTP Query String format | No |
Example(s):
{{hst:resourceURL "aResourceID"}}
Synopsis: Generate an HST Component Rendering URL:
| Index | Type | Description | Required? | Default value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | String | Additional Request Parameters in HTTP Query String format | No |
Example(s):
{{hst:componentRenderingURL}}
Synopsis: Contribute an HEAD element.
| Index | Type | Description | Required? | Default value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | String | Head Element content in text | Yes | |
| 1 | String | Key hint of this contributed head element | No | |
| 2 | String | Head Element category name | No |
Example(s):
{{hst:contributeHeadElement "<meta name=\"mymeta\" content=\"Handlebars templatingis working!\"/>"}}
Synopsis: Write all the contributed HEAD elements meeting the conditions.
| Index | Type | Description | Required? | Default value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | String | Comma separated category names to include | No | |
| 1 | String | Comma separated category names to exclude | No | |
| 2 | boolean | Whether to write in XHTML format | No | false |
Example(s):
{{hst:contributedHeadElements "body, head", "exclude,stuff", true}}
Synopsis: Set the i18n ResourceBundle in the template
| Index | Type | Description | Required? | Default value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | String | Resource Bundle basename | Yes | |
| 0 | boolean | Whether to fall back to the Java system ResourceBundle | No | false |
Example(s):
{{hst:setBundle "essentials.pagination"}}
Synopsis: Get the i18n message by the given key from the underlying ResourceBundle
| Index | Type | Description | Required? | Default value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | String | Resource Bundle Message key | Yes |
Example(s):
{{hst:bundleMessage "results.indication"}}
Synopsis: Replace text by the given or underlying ResourceBundle.
| Index | Type | Description | Required? | Default value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | String | String to replace | Yes | |
| 1 | ResourceBundle | The ResourceBundle contains key-value pairs | No |
Example(s):
{{hst:replaceByBundleName "Hello, ${results.indication}!" bundle}}
Synopsis: Replace text by the ResourceBundle that is resolved by the given bundle name.
| Index | Type | Description | Required? | Default value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | String | String to replace | Yes | |
| 1 | String | The basename of the ResourceBundle | No |
Example(s):
{{hst:replaceByBundleName "Hello, ${results.indication}!" "essentials.pagination"}}
Synopsis: Create an HTML comment snippet that contains information about the manage content link in CMS.
| Index | Type | Description | Required? | Default value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | HippoBean | Content bean to manage | Yes | |
| 1 | String | Path to the root folder of selectable document locations. | No | false |
| 2 | String | Initial location of a new document, relative to the rootPath. | No | false |
| 3 | String | Name of the component parameter to set when changing the content. | No | false |
| 4 | String | Template query to use for creating new documents. | No | false |
Example(s):
{{hst:manageContent document}}


Attaches text to various parts of a chart.
Syntax
2-D charts
INSERT.TITLE(chart, y_primary, x_primary, y_secondary, x_secondary)
3-D charts
INSERT.TITLE(chart, z_primary, x_primary, y_primary)
Chart is a logical value specifying whether to attach a title to the chart.
Y_primary is a logical value specifying whether to attach a title to the value (y) axis of a 2-D chart or the series (y) axis of a 3-D chart.
X_primary is a logical value specifying whether to attach a title to the category (x) axis of the chart.
Z_primary is a logical value specifying whether to attach a title to the value (z) axis of a 3-D chart.
Y_secondary is a logical value specifying whether to attach a title to the second value (y) axis of a chart containing more than one chart type.
X_secondary is a logical value specifying whether to attach a title to the second category (x) axis of a chart containing more than one chart type.
Remarks
To change the text in a selected title, use the FORMULA function.
Related Function
FORMULA Enters formulas in a chart
Return to index


4.5% GDP growth rate unacceptable, worrisome: Former PM Manmohan Singh
He said the "toxic combination of deep distrust, pervasive fear and a sense of hopelessness in our society" is stifling economic activity and growth
by Press Trust of IndiaFormer prime minister Manmohan Singh said on Friday the GDP growth rate of 4.5 per cent was unacceptable and worrisome, and urged his successor Narendra Modi to set aside "deep-rooted suspicion" of society and nurse India back to harmonious, mutually trustworthy society that can help the economy soar.
Delivering his valedictory address at a national conclave on economy, Singh said mutual trust is the bedrock of societal transactions fostering economic growth, but "our social fabric of trust, confidence is now torn and ruptured".
He said the "toxic combination of deep distrust, pervasive fear and a sense of hopelessness in our society" is stifling economic activity and growth.


Darth Vader wants to destroy an entire galaxy that consists of N planets.
Quite surprisingly, the entire galaxy lies in a single plane, so we can consider it to be two-dimensional.
The planets are numbered 0 through N-1.
For each i, planet i is located at the coordinates (P[i].x, P[i].y).
All coordinates are nonnegative integers.
They are given in a format that is specified below.
Darth Vader has a Death Star.
The Death Star is almost complete.
The only missing thing is a booster that will increase its range by some amount T.
T must be a nonnegative integer.
Once the booster is installed, Darth Vader will be able to fire M missiles from the Death Star.
All missiles will be fired at the same time.
Each of those M missiles must target one of the N planets.
(It is not possible to target coordinates that do not contain a planet.)
Each missile will destroy all planets in some specific rectangular area.
More precisely, suppose that one of the missiles targeted a planet located at (X,Y).
Consider the rectangle that has sides parallel to coordinate axes, one corner at (0,0), and the opposite corner at (X+T,Y+T).
The missile will destroy all planets that lie in this rectangle, including its boundary.
Above, T is the contribution of the booster.
You are given the following ints:
- AX, BX, CX: these determine the x-coordinates of all planets
- AY, BY, CY: these determine the y-coordinates of all planets
- N and M: the number of planets and the number of missiles, as defined above
Use the following pseudocode to generate the coordinates of all planets.
Watch out for integer overflow.
P[0].x = AX
for i = 1 to N-1:
P[i].x = ((P[i-1].x * BX) + CX) mod 1,000,000,007
P[0].y = AY
for i = 1 to N-1:
P[i].y = ((P[i-1].y * BY) + CY) mod 1,000,000,007
Given this information, your task is to find the weakest booster that still allows Darth Vader to destroy the entire galaxy.
Formally, compute and return the smallest nonnegative integer T for which Darth Vader can destroy all N planets.
The Death Star has one missile.
If Darth Vader fires it at the planet located at (6,6), the missile will destroy both planets.
This happens regardless of the value of T, so we can choose T = 0.


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We need your health care to be an asynchronous collaboration between you and your doctor, with technology helping you both.  Super possible, just not super profitable for anybody. So it hasn't really happened. Yet.
Biolog let us enter your insight directly in the simple interface where you post stuff and answer questions. Biology put you in control of your health information.
Biolog consults latest guidelines. It tracks key info and alerts you to considerations.
Biolog gives you a report you can easily share with your health care provider. Biolog helps by providing some ideas that might have been missed.
We are devoted to transforming health care and eliminating medical error. Biolog.io is open source
| Traditional Electronic Health Record (EHR) | Biolog | |
|---|---|---|
| Customer | Doctors & Hospitals | You |
| Primary Purpose | Billing, government compliance, legal defensibility | Your health |
| Who can see it | Most anyone in the health system besides you | You and anyone You grant permission |
| Who can contribute | Most anyone in the health system besides you | You and anyone You grant permission |
| Expert System? | Some but seldom used | Yes (coming soon) |
| Interface | Complex, training required | simple |
| Easy to visualize your health history | No | Yes |
| Consistent | No. Every office has their own record on you, with missing info and many inconsistencies | Yes, 1 central record |


Chapter 7 Message from Future to Future
by Emre Taştan
The YEAR 2040 …
I’m 100 years old today. Considering that the average age of death is 120, I have 20 years left. I’ve seen many eras since 1940. I’ve experienced them all. Before I died, I wanted to convey this change to 2060. There are big differences between the periods when I was born when I turned 50 and when I turned 100… Technology has changed people in every field. Some of these are;
Small-scale personalized production is dominant rather than mass production.
Physical brands have largely lost their importance …
There is a race to grab space for hologram advertising in the sky …
Ads are everywhere thanks to digital lenses. These lenses record everything we look at and advertise things we might be related to by matching.
High school goes on and on. Let’s get into the details.
Technology is a phenomenon that develops, changes, and renews people. Although technology and people were out of step in some areas, this offered them new development opportunities. For example, with the help of technology and robots, humans have largely been out of action for jobs that require physical strength or analytical intelligence. Because robots and new devices can do these tasks hundreds and times faster and more accurately than humans. At this point, people become inefficient. But this leads people to orient themselves in new areas and acquire new skills. Because the definition of JOB has changed.
BUSINESS = CREATIVITY
Technology and things that robots cannot or can only partially do - that is, creative work - have become people’s new focus. The symbol of success and being equipped is now “creativity”. People who can bring their creativity to the forefront in their work are becoming more sought after.
Of course, creativity is not the only thing needed. Another important factor is specialization. To be able to do more professional work and to solve the unemployment problem, even for small jobs, specialization was made. So people don’t go to the same person for the digital lens and the digital ring they have problems with. He goes separately to the digital lens specialist for the digital lens and the digital ring specialist for the digital ring. This approach promotes development as it leads people to specialize in specific fields. Besides, it prevents unemployment that can be brought by the increasing population with a wide range of jobs.
The change in the job description and the increasing importance of creativity and expertise also affected the education provided in schools.
In a world where technology and creativity are the main elements, the education given in schools has focused on specialization, technology, and creativity to meet the needs and provide the necessary human development. People receive training in very specific fields, develop themselves on creativity, learn techniques to use in business life, and meet their daily needs. Individuals who cannot use technology are not considered to be in this world.
Another important point in education is; training takes place in a physical environment. Although the school focuses on skills such as creativity and specialization, it has a very important output: Social skill.
The fact that people have strong ties with technology causes this technology to create a world within the person and to be isolated from people. For this reason, people’s relationships with other people have weakened so much, and he forgot to communicate with each other “like a human”. With the agreements made between governments under the leadership of Harvard, schools have been transformed from virtual environment to physical environment, considering that it is a suitable environment for people to develop these skills.
Many objects have emerged that people have to carry in their daily life. People have more than 10 internet-connected devices. These devices are not a pleasure, but a part of people’s lives. All of them are elements that improve and facilitate people’s lives.
Digital lenses, the most widely used wearable technology product by humans. With the increase in vision problems due to technology, Google came to the rescue of people and introduced “Digital Lenses” to people. These lenses have a clearer vision than a normal human eye, as well as a device that can be connected to the internet. This is the most important point. Since the device is connected to the internet, everything we can do over the internet is right in front of our eyes; calls, messages, even people’s information.
Many brands have produced software for these lenses. The most effective of these was Facebook. Thanks to the software that Facebook makes to the digital lens, the profile of the desired person can be seen when looking at that person. Thus, the desired person can be contacted easily. We no longer need to go ask or search for hours to find out someone’s name, age, or profession. The only thing to do is to look at the person whose information we want to learn and access their information.
Also, “Electrıcfoxy”, which has taken the opportunity of many people to use digital lenses, started to produce digital clothes suitable for these lenses. Thanks to the chip placed on the body, the person can easily catch the fashion without effort. You load the purchased clothing models into the chip and wear them whenever you want and change them whenever you want. Thanks to its personalization, its size, size, and color are made as desired. Now we can say that fashion is at our fingertips.
Technology and these devices have helped people have more say about their health. So it is more dominant on people’s health. Thanks to the “Digital Ring” produced by Apple, it displays harmful cells, muscles, tissues, tendons as well as simple measurements such as sugar and blood pressure. All you have to do is hold it over the desired area and look at the results from the hologram.
Besides, the ring can be used not only for health purposes but also for communication. Thanks to the hologram image, it includes operations such as speaking, searching by voice command, and navigating. Thus, a small tool has increased people’s control over themselves and made it easier for them to communicate.
With the increase of robots, people’s sports habits have also changed. Robots specific to each branch are now available. People buy these robots, customize them, train them, and put them into competitions. For example, consider a boxing match. Robots come into the ring. Each robot has sensors attached to the robot on its owner. Thanks to these sensors, whatever movement the owner of the robot makes, the robot instantly makes this movement. Thus, robots fight through their owners. Of course, this applies to other branches as well. In athletics, robots own effort, but the runners are robots.
Even sports have changed, but the subject of food has not. Eating is a pleasure for humans. One of those rare things they won’t give up. For this reason, the subject of food is the same as in the past. But there have been changes in the way of production. In order not to accelerate the bad course of nature, the animals (especially meat-producing) were extinct. Under the leadership of Impossible Foods, meat production in the laboratory has reached 100%. It’s not just meat. Many products are produced in the laboratory. Cheaper, more nutritious, tastier, and more environmentally friendly.
The increase in the human population and the filling of the lands made transportation difficult by large vehicles. For this reason, electric autonomous bicycles have gained value and have even been made mandatory in many places. With the autonomous electric bike made by Xiaomi, people have entered a comfortable, fast, and space-free era in transportation. These bicycles, which are quite fast, are compatible with smart roads, take up little space and have a zero accident rate.
Finally, I want to list a few more things like at the beginning;
People are very lonely in their daily life. Because they have a virtual universe of their own. For this reason, they spend most of their time at home. Thanks to enhanced technology and wearable technology, she enters the virtual world - games - and engages in activities, and lives in the world she fictionalizes and desires.
Many small things it needs can be easily produced in seconds with the 3D printer in their home.
People are not cleaned with water. The approaching water shortage kept people away from cleaning with water. Brands led by Unilever have introduced shampoo and cleaning products that do not need water.
I hope all this 2040 information will move to the year 2060 and let them know about their past.


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In our current Rails project, my team is building FreshFinder, a community-edited Farmer’s Market finder, with reviews. The main data we are using in our application, prior to user contributions, is data that we are pulling from Data.gov’s Excel spreadsheet of USDA Farmer’s Market Data. A spreadsheet?? Yes. A spreadsheet. Because although they have a publicly-accessible API for the data, there are only two possible calls to this API, both of which do not contain all of the information otherwise contained in the Excel file.
Armed with the CSV
Ruby library, some regex, some string splitting, and gsubbing, my team and I have been normalizing the data from the spreadsheet to build out a publically-accessible, RESTful API for our application’s frontend to consume. While building it out, it makes sense to seed the database with real data from the spreadsheet, so I’ve been learning a lot about building beautiful, dynamic seed scripts for Rails.
The first thing to consider is that although when you run rake db:seed
, you’re calling upon the /db/seed.rb
file in Rails, you aren’t constrained to just using this file. In my seed file, I require
the files which contain the classes and methods I need access to, like so:
1 2 3 4 5 |
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As you can see in the code above, I then call the seed
method on both the ProductSeeder
and the MarketSeeder
classes. But before I ever even got to the point of calling these two methods in my seeds.rb
, I wrote some tests, and I recommend you do the same.
It’s important to remember that seed files are just POR, Plain Old Ruby, and that testing them is just like testing any other Ruby code that you produce. In my spec
folder, I created a subfolder called seeds
and built out the market_seeder_spec.rb
file to test parsing the CSV file and to expect changes to the database upon running it.
When we talked about what we wanted our seeder to do, we had two things that were important to us: the first was that we could dynamically control how many items got seeded into the database. This was important because we didn’t want to be building and testing our mapping and search functionality with the full 8,200 farmer’s markets records during the first week of development. The second thing that was important to us was getting feedback during the seeding process, which usually means outputting to the screen a piece of information for each object seeded with a puts
statement. Each of these things presented a new way of thinking about seeding data for us.
To create a dynamic seeding process from our parsed CSV file, we accept an optional parameter in our seed
method that takes a number and injects it into a range that gets run on the collection that builds each market, like so:
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The next piece of functionality, outputting the name of each market as each market was built with the build_markets
method, was as simple as using a puts
statement. However, the puts
would output to the string even when a test was running, which quickly cluttered up test feedback. Thankfully, earlier in the week Katrina Owen had shown me a really neat concept I hadn’t thought about before — that you could change what puts
is being executed on, and in turn, change where the string gets captured.
The way this is done is to define your output parameter, and set the default to STDOUT
, like so:
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You may be thinking, ok, so you’re telling puts
to run as a method on STDOUT
, that’s no different than it’s default functionality. True. So in your test suite, you’re going to require StringIO
, like so:
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By piping puts
to StringIO
, you are capturing the feedback instead of outputting it to the string during testing, and thus relieved of the noise while running your specs.
After building our seed scripts for the first time using this method, I’ve had a much better experience than when I used to shovel everything straight into the db/seeds.rb
file. My code is easier to read, shorter, and has a better seperation of concerns. I encourage you to give it a try, and let me know any other tricks to creating great seeds scripts!


#include <db_cxx.h>int Db::get_byteswapped(void) const;
The Db::get_byteswapped method returns 0 if the underlying database files were created on an architecture of the same byte order as the current one, and 1 if they were not (i.e., big-endian on a little-endian machine or vice-versa). This field may be used to determine if application data needs to be adjusted for this architecture or not.


It will contain simulations of control systems and demonstrations of important concepts from perceptual control theory (PCT). PCT was developed by the late William T. Powers.
About the tutorials
Bill Powers wrote these tutorials, probably sometime in the late 80's, as an introduction to PCT, or as it was then called 'Cybernetic Control Theory'. You can still download the original programs from Living Control Systems Publishing website.
They were written in Pascal and ran in DOS on IBM-PC compatible computers. The text is almost a verbatim copy, and the demos should work just like the old ones. There was also a 'handle' used as an input device - you will se it mentioned in the text. For the web, it is replaced by a slider on the screen.
Tutorial 1 and Tutorial 2 are almost finished (still testing, leave a comment if you see any bugs).
Big thanks to Dag Forssell for keeping the old demos and providing the pictures!
About the demos
The demos were written by Bill and Dr. Bruce B. Abbott, published with the book Living Control Systems III: The Fact of Control. You can download these from Bill's website, they run on Windows and they come with source code in Delphi. I'm slowly working on porting them to JavaScript.
More about PCT
PCTWeb
Mindreadings
Living Control Systems
Adam


The number of Telegram, email, or webhook notifications you can send in each live algorithm for free depends on the teir of your organization. The following table shows the hourly quotas:
| Teir | Number of Notifications Per Hour |
|---|---|
| Free | N/A |
| Quant Researcher | 20 |
| Team | 60 |
| Trading Firm | 240 |
| Institution | 3,600 |
If you exceed the hourly quota, each additional Telegram, email, or webhook notification costs 1 QuantConnect Credit (QCC).
Each SMS notification you send to a US or Canadian phone number costs 1 QCC. Each SMS notification you send to an international phone number costs 10 QCC.


1. API Doucmentation¶
This detailed reference lists all the classes and functions contained in the package. If you are just looking to get started, read the /tutorial/index first.
The Lattice
describes the unit cell of a crystal, while the Model
is used to build up a larger system by translating the unit cell to fill a certain shape or symmetry. The model builds the Hamiltonian matrix by applying fields and other modifier parameters.
1.1. Molecule System¶
1.2. Hartree Fock¶
1.3. Post Hartree Fock¶
1.4. Property¶
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The League of Legends World Championship occurred recently. Competing against 15 other teams, SK Telecom T1 was able to take home the trophy along with $1,000,000 in prize money.They did so in stunning fashion, only losing a single game in the 18 games they played.
The Hearthstone World Championship this year was taken home by Ostaka. Ostaka is a Hearthstone player from Sweden currently playing for Natus Vincere and he was able to take home $100,000 for his victory. This is only the second World Championship for Hearthstone, but the game has grown a massive fan base to support it.
Kim Yoo Jin, otherwise known as sOs has taken home his second World Championship in a row for $100,000. sOs has won that last three tournaments where the winner has gotten $100,000 or more, and has thus earned the nickname $O$ from a lot of people. It is remarkable what he is able to accomplish on a large stage.


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White trying to find a parking spot each week an average driver will:
White managing parking an average city is:
Fast rollout No sensors in the streets Total Costs of Ownership down to 10% Parking statistics
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8years at Telekom(T-mobile, T-Systems)
Pavel Vrba | CEO
author | co-founder
Business development Partnering,
Business strategy, Sale, Mareting,
+420 603 416 778
Universith of Economics in Prague
8years at Telekom(T-mobile, T-Systems)


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1) Resistors¶
Voltage divider resistors for the alphasense 4-electrode gas sensors¶
- R1-R23 odd-numbered resistors (68K) and R2-R24 even-numbered resistors (20K) are paired. For example, R1 & R2 are paired, R3 & R4 etc.
- Each resistor pair is for one of the 12 analog inputs.
- The resistor pair form a voltage divider for scaling 0-5V sensor output to 0-1.2V analog input range (using 1.2V internal reference voltage).
Take the 68K resistors are solder these into each of the 12 odd-numbered positions from R1-R23 i.e. R1,3,5,7,9,11,13,15,17,19,21 and 23.
Next, take the 20K resistors are solder these into each of the 12 even-numbered positions from R2-R24 i.e. R2,4,6,8,10,12,14,16,18,20,22 and 24.
Pull-up resistors¶
- R25 and R26 are pull-up resistors for the amphenol particulate sensor (P10). Note, these will be likely removed in the next board revision.
- R29 and R30 are I2C pull-up resistors for the UEXT header
Solder these resistors to the board as shown in the image below.


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The November Group views a Web site as a major corporate asset. Like other
valuable assets, your Web site needs a sound design and
development plan, as well as plans for maintenance, support and
upgrades, so that you continue to get value and return from your
investment. We are committed to understanding your goals,
organizing and optimizing information for online delivery, and
building a robust, reliable site. We make the most of our
extensive experience to deliver:
· A blueprint for the site that outlines what information is to
be included and how it will be organized.
· A user interface that makes navigation easy, natural and fast.
· Well-written content so your information is clear and easy to
understand.
· Compelling graphics, which complement your organization's
graphic identity and brand personality.
· Top quality software engineering so your site can be lively and
interactive; our technical staff does everything from creating 2D
and 3D animations through to information-gathering forms that
feed into legacy databases.
· Thorough testing to ensure that the site is easy to use and
reliable.
At The November Group we recommend building a site in phases, beginning
with an initial, manageable launch and then adding new content
and capabilities as additional needs are identified.
Our development approach involves integrating all of the
components into a harmonious whole. At The November Group we enforce
standards and checkpoints for customer satisfaction to ensure
success and to meet or exceed our client's expectations and
objectives.
Definition of Objectives
The first question that needs to be answered before any work can
begin is: What is the purpose of the site? When the goals have
been clearly defined, our staff can begin executing a design that
best fulfill those goals.
Information Architecture
Working with you, a preliminary map of the site is made at the
conceptual level, including a site tree showing how the content
will be organized, how the pages will link together, what
features will be given priority and what will appear deeper in
the site.
Prototype Development
Through a variety of prototyping methods, the 'look and feel' of
an interface is created and/or an interaction model is simulated
to showcase functionality of an application. This allows a client
to present the idea behind the site to management or end-users in
order to arrive at a final design with specifications for the
production process.
Usability Testing
Prototypes can be tested to ensure that the application or site
is designed in an intuitive, easy-to-use manner and that it meets
the needs of the end-user. This testing addresses any problems
and corrects them before production begins.
Content Preparation
The content of the site will of course come from a variety of
sources, with clients providing any relevant documentation and
graphics and The November Group building on that to begin development.
Production and Online Approvals
At every step of the design and development of a Web site,
clients will be involved in making decisions with The November Group about
all aspects of the site. During the development process, the site
will be in a secure, password-protected location on one of our
Web servers, where clients can view the site as a work in
progress.
Testing/Quality Control
The November Group uses site management software and testing to ensure
cross-platform compatibility, that the files, applets and CGIs
that make up the content of the site are available and working,
and that all of the links are valid. Software applications are
put through a rigorous debugging trial to insure quality.
Launch
When all previous steps are complete, and client is completely
satisfied, the site will be launched. Your Web site can be a very
lonely place unless it is publicized. Our services include
marketing and publicizing your Web site to all major Internet
search engines, Usenet news groups and a host of other commercial
sites available for this purpose. If needed, we will also develop
a marketing communications program that will support your
investment.
You and your staff will also receive details on the internal
steps you can take to market your new Web site to clients,
suppliers and others with whom you do business.
Success by Design
In most projects, designers will work closely with clients at
every step in the process to ensure that the site is moving in
the right direction. And unlike print designers, Web designers at
The November Group are familiar with the technologies of the Internet,
which better enables them to design in such a way that their work
is optimized for the Web. The look and feel as well as ease of
use has a great impact on whether a site will be a success. In
our experience, successful sites have a number of common traits:
Interactive
Sometimes, customers come to us asking for a Web site that looks
exactly like a printed publication. Instead, The November Group recommends
re-examining the organization and quality of content for a World
Wide Web site so as to maximize its interactive, non-sequential
and in-depth capabilities.
Easy to Navigate
It is crucial that a Web site be easy to navigate. The use of
navigational tools such as bars or icons must be consistently
placed on each page with indicators showing the current location
of the viewer, and should include a link back to the home page,
where new explorations can begin.
Unified
Consistent layout helps to create a unified site, which in turn
complements a company's branding. Use of a tight color scheme and
repetition of images not only helps to emphasize this
consistency, but makes for a faster download as well.
Automated
The November Group suggests that clients consider incorporating automated
mechanisms whenever possible to give their Web site a fresh look
on a regular basis, while reducing the need for manual
administration of the site.
Quick to Download
The November Group designers are experts at layering various images, colors
and illustrations to produce rich, appealing graphics that pass
our very stringent 'bandwidth' limitations test.
Technologically Advanced
The November Group explores with all our customers the potential of using
the latest interactive technologies when the technology will
clearly complement client's communications objectives.
Browser Friendly
Our design staff is well versed with the limitations of various
browsers, and designs within these parameters.
Understanding the Internet's potential and keeping abreast of
changes can be time-consuming and requires expertise that many
organizations lack. The November Group can help.
We take the time to learn as much as possible about your
organization so that together we can develop an Internet strategy
that will work for you.
We can help you understand the possibilities, and then create
detailed recommendations for turning it into an effective, useful
tool.
Currently, marketing is the main focus for commercial Web sites
on the Internet. However, customer support should also have a
prominent role in an external Web. A Web site can help suppliers,
dealers, or field reps stay in touch with company operations. It
also can provide an excellent way to link customers directly to
supplier information.
The November Group can analyze an existing site and determine how to evolve
it.
We'll research your market and provide a report that details what
your competitors are doing on the Internet, what you need to do
to stay ahead of them, and more.
Intranet Consulting
On the inside of your organization, there are a number of
information resources and transactions that are potential
candidates for an Intranet. Every major company has reams of
information that it must distribute to internal employees or
external customers and suppliers. Web technology gives us a way
to put all of these documents online for instant access by
authorized users.
When you look at the sheer volume of information stored by
corporations today - including reams of printed information like
computer documentation, procedures, specifications, and reference
documents - you quickly see the argument for taking information
online.
Companies also have a number of electronic resources stored on
computer that are traditionally distributed by transportable
media or by copying across network nodes.
With a Web browser like Netscape, you can catalog these resources
online for user review and automatically distribute them -
through a single mouse-click - across a network to any authorized
user who requests them.
Web browsers also give us a way to communicate with employees,
customers, or suppliers, present information, capture feedback,
and process the feedback automatically through databases or
scripting mechanisms. They also support spontaneous user searches
of information archives or databases.
A well-designed Intranet can provide an excellent way to unify
the far-flung operations of a company and increase the ease,
frequency, and quality of inter-departmental communication.
The November Group has all the expertise you need to get your
Intranet started.
Multimedia
In addition to Web sites, The November Group also offers
Interactive Multimedia Design and Engineering services for
audiovisual presentations, interactive kiosks, games,
computer-based training programs, and more.
Interactive multimedia promises to revolutionize the way we work,
learn, and communicate. By integrating text, graphics, animation,
video and sound, multimedia engages the senses and allows people
to interact with information in a richer, more natural way.
Our product line is diverse and allows us to cater to the needs
of any size of organization or development budget, from
PowerPoint presentations and simple visual slide shows on floppy
disk to online interactive seminars and fully produced and
authored CD-ROMs.
Let us show you how effective the unconventional can be.
Electronic commerce is emerging as a new and extraordinarily
cost-effective way to do business.
In 1996, some $2.6 billion in revenue was generated from
transactions across the Internet. And analysts estimate that
number will grow to be over $200 billion by 2001.
About 5.2 million Canadians will use the Internet on a regular
basis in 1998, and over 2 million homes will be connected by
year's end. Thirty-four per cent of Canadian Net surfers will
come from households with incomes of $50,000 to $59,000 a year,
while those earning $60,000 to $79,000 will account for 18 per
cent of Net users.
Companies that are prepared for this explosion in Net use with
well-developed strategies in place to take advantage of it will
be in a position to potentially dominate their markets. They'll
do so using mass-market, wafer-thin segmentation coupled with
internal "network-enabled" capabilities to both target and
deliver superior value propositions to their customers via
electronic channels such as the Web.
Companies that are already online will have a significant head
start on the competition, and the global network infrastructure
holds so much promise as a medium for commercial transactions
that future advances in network technology will make it even more
imperative for companies to do business over the Internet.
That's why it's so important to start piloting and experimenting
now, in order to develop an effective arsenal of customer
connections that will strengthen relationships and add value to
what you have to offer.
The November Group is helping a number of our clients develop
e-commerce strategies and solutions that work. No matter what a
company's size or in-house expertise, invariably there are ways
for any organization to conduct transactions over the Net.
Technology profile
· Engineering and marketing project management.
· User interface design.
· Online information design and authoring.
· Large-scale public Web site and private Intranet design and
implementation.
· Networking and server administration.
· PHP, MYSQL, UNIX, C, C++, and Perl programming.
· Interactive multimedia design and implementation.
· Computer training development and delivery.
Market profile
Alliances:
- Sales/Marketing
- Technology
Geographic markets:
Actively pursuing:
- United Kingdom
- United States
Third-Party Information Liability Disclaimer
Some of the information on this Web page has been provided by external sources. The Government of Canada is not responsible for the accuracy, reliability or currency of the information supplied by external sources. Users wishing to rely upon this information should consult directly with the source of the information. Content provided by external sources is not subject to official languages, privacy and accessibility requirements.
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Company description
Products, services and licensing
Product / Service / Licensing
The November Group views a Web site as a major corporate asset. Like other
valuable assets, your Web site needs a sound design and
development plan, as well as plans for maintenance, support and
upgrades, so that you continue to get value and return from your
investment. We are committed to understanding your goals,
organizing and optimizing information for online delivery, and
building a robust, reliable site. We make the most of our
extensive experience to deliver:
· A blueprint for the site that outlines what information is to
be included and how it will be organized.
· A user interface that makes navigation easy, natural and fast.
· Well-written content so your information is clear and easy to
understand.
· Compelling graphics, which complement your organization's
graphic identity and brand personality.
· Top quality software engineering so your site can be lively and
interactive; our technical staff does everything from creating 2D
and 3D animations through to information-gathering forms that
feed into legacy databases.
· Thorough testing to ensure that the site is easy to use and
reliable.
At The November Group we recommend building a site in phases, beginning
with an initial, manageable launch and then adding new content
and capabilities as additional needs are identified.
Our development approach involves integrating all of the
components into a harmonious whole. At The November Group we enforce
standards and checkpoints for customer satisfaction to ensure
success and to meet or exceed our client's expectations and
objectives.
Definition of Objectives
The first question that needs to be answered before any work can
begin is: What is the purpose of the site? When the goals have
been clearly defined, our staff can begin executing a design that
best fulfill those goals.
Information Architecture
Working with you, a preliminary map of the site is made at the
conceptual level, including a site tree showing how the content
will be organized, how the pages will link together, what
features will be given priority and what will appear deeper in
the site.
Prototype Development
Through a variety of prototyping methods, the 'look and feel' of
an interface is created and/or an interaction model is simulated
to showcase functionality of an application. This allows a client
to present the idea behind the site to management or end-users in
order to arrive at a final design with specifications for the
production process.
Usability Testing
Prototypes can be tested to ensure that the application or site
is designed in an intuitive, easy-to-use manner and that it meets
the needs of the end-user. This testing addresses any problems
and corrects them before production begins.
Content Preparation
The content of the site will of course come from a variety of
sources, with clients providing any relevant documentation and
graphics and The November Group building on that to begin development.
Production and Online Approvals
At every step of the design and development of a Web site,
clients will be involved in making decisions with The November Group about
all aspects of the site. During the development process, the site
will be in a secure, password-protected location on one of our
Web servers, where clients can view the site as a work in
progress.
Testing/Quality Control
The November Group uses site management software and testing to ensure
cross-platform compatibility, that the files, applets and CGIs
that make up the content of the site are available and working,
and that all of the links are valid. Software applications are
put through a rigorous debugging trial to insure quality.
Launch
When all previous steps are complete, and client is completely
satisfied, the site will be launched. Your Web site can be a very
lonely place unless it is publicized. Our services include
marketing and publicizing your Web site to all major Internet
search engines, Usenet news groups and a host of other commercial
sites available for this purpose. If needed, we will also develop
a marketing communications program that will support your
investment.
You and your staff will also receive details on the internal
steps you can take to market your new Web site to clients,
suppliers and others with whom you do business.
Success by Design
In most projects, designers will work closely with clients at
every step in the process to ensure that the site is moving in
the right direction. And unlike print designers, Web designers at
The November Group are familiar with the technologies of the Internet,
which better enables them to design in such a way that their work
is optimized for the Web. The look and feel as well as ease of
use has a great impact on whether a site will be a success. In
our experience, successful sites have a number of common traits:
Interactive
Sometimes, customers come to us asking for a Web site that looks
exactly like a printed publication. Instead, The November Group recommends
re-examining the organization and quality of content for a World
Wide Web site so as to maximize its interactive, non-sequential
and in-depth capabilities.
Easy to Navigate
It is crucial that a Web site be easy to navigate. The use of
navigational tools such as bars or icons must be consistently
placed on each page with indicators showing the current location
of the viewer, and should include a link back to the home page,
where new explorations can begin.
Unified
Consistent layout helps to create a unified site, which in turn
complements a company's branding. Use of a tight color scheme and
repetition of images not only helps to emphasize this
consistency, but makes for a faster download as well.
Automated
The November Group suggests that clients consider incorporating automated
mechanisms whenever possible to give their Web site a fresh look
on a regular basis, while reducing the need for manual
administration of the site.
Quick to Download
The November Group designers are experts at layering various images, colors
and illustrations to produce rich, appealing graphics that pass
our very stringent 'bandwidth' limitations test.
Technologically Advanced
The November Group explores with all our customers the potential of using
the latest interactive technologies when the technology will
clearly complement client's communications objectives.
Browser Friendly
Our design staff is well versed with the limitations of various
browsers, and designs within these parameters.
Understanding the Internet's potential and keeping abreast of
changes can be time-consuming and requires expertise that many
organizations lack. The November Group can help.
We take the time to learn as much as possible about your
organization so that together we can develop an Internet strategy
that will work for you.
We can help you understand the possibilities, and then create
detailed recommendations for turning it into an effective, useful
tool.
Currently, marketing is the main focus for commercial Web sites
on the Internet. However, customer support should also have a
prominent role in an external Web. A Web site can help suppliers,
dealers, or field reps stay in touch with company operations. It
also can provide an excellent way to link customers directly to
supplier information.
The November Group can analyze an existing site and determine how to evolve
it.
We'll research your market and provide a report that details what
your competitors are doing on the Internet, what you need to do
to stay ahead of them, and more.
Intranet Consulting
On the inside of your organization, there are a number of
information resources and transactions that are potential
candidates for an Intranet. Every major company has reams of
information that it must distribute to internal employees or
external customers and suppliers. Web technology gives us a way
to put all of these documents online for instant access by
authorized users.
When you look at the sheer volume of information stored by
corporations today - including reams of printed information like
computer documentation, procedures, specifications, and reference
documents - you quickly see the argument for taking information
online.
Companies also have a number of electronic resources stored on
computer that are traditionally distributed by transportable
media or by copying across network nodes.
With a Web browser like Netscape, you can catalog these resources
online for user review and automatically distribute them -
through a single mouse-click - across a network to any authorized
user who requests them.
Web browsers also give us a way to communicate with employees,
customers, or suppliers, present information, capture feedback,
and process the feedback automatically through databases or
scripting mechanisms. They also support spontaneous user searches
of information archives or databases.
A well-designed Intranet can provide an excellent way to unify
the far-flung operations of a company and increase the ease,
frequency, and quality of inter-departmental communication.
The November Group has all the expertise you need to get your
Intranet started.
Multimedia
In addition to Web sites, The November Group also offers
Interactive Multimedia Design and Engineering services for
audiovisual presentations, interactive kiosks, games,
computer-based training programs, and more.
Interactive multimedia promises to revolutionize the way we work,
learn, and communicate. By integrating text, graphics, animation,
video and sound, multimedia engages the senses and allows people
to interact with information in a richer, more natural way.
Our product line is diverse and allows us to cater to the needs
of any size of organization or development budget, from
PowerPoint presentations and simple visual slide shows on floppy
disk to online interactive seminars and fully produced and
authored CD-ROMs.
Let us show you how effective the unconventional can be.
Electronic commerce is emerging as a new and extraordinarily
cost-effective way to do business.
In 1996, some $2.6 billion in revenue was generated from
transactions across the Internet. And analysts estimate that
number will grow to be over $200 billion by 2001.
About 5.2 million Canadians will use the Internet on a regular
basis in 1998, and over 2 million homes will be connected by
year's end. Thirty-four per cent of Canadian Net surfers will
come from households with incomes of $50,000 to $59,000 a year,
while those earning $60,000 to $79,000 will account for 18 per
cent of Net users.
Companies that are prepared for this explosion in Net use with
well-developed strategies in place to take advantage of it will
be in a position to potentially dominate their markets. They'll
do so using mass-market, wafer-thin segmentation coupled with
internal "network-enabled" capabilities to both target and
deliver superior value propositions to their customers via
electronic channels such as the Web.
Companies that are already online will have a significant head
start on the competition, and the global network infrastructure
holds so much promise as a medium for commercial transactions
that future advances in network technology will make it even more
imperative for companies to do business over the Internet.
That's why it's so important to start piloting and experimenting
now, in order to develop an effective arsenal of customer
connections that will strengthen relationships and add value to
what you have to offer.
The November Group is helping a number of our clients develop
e-commerce strategies and solutions that work. No matter what a
company's size or in-house expertise, invariably there are ways
for any organization to conduct transactions over the Net.
Technology
Technology profile
· Engineering and marketing project management.
· User interface design.
· Online information design and authoring.
· Large-scale public Web site and private Intranet design and
implementation.
· Networking and server administration.
· PHP, MYSQL, UNIX, C, C++, and Perl programming.
· Interactive multimedia design and implementation.
· Computer training development and delivery.
Market
Market profile
Alliances:
- Sales/Marketing
- Technology
Geographic markets:
Actively pursuing:
- United Kingdom
- United States


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BY EDWIN JAHIEL
THE LAST DAYS OF CHEZ NOUS (Australia, 1992) *** Director, Gillian Armstrong. Producer, Jan Chapman. Writer, Helen Garner. Photography, Geoffrey Simpson. Musi, Paul Grabowsky. Production design, Janet Patterson. Cast: Lisa Harrow, Bruno Ganz, Kerry Fox, Miranda Otte, et al. A Fine Line release. In Australian without subtitles. 99 minutes. Rated R (sexual subject matter).
"The Last Days of Chez Nous" had its international premiere in February 1992 at the Berlin Festival, and opened in New York in March 1993. Arriving locally unannounced and unpublicized, it will pass unnoticed and depart quickly. A pity, since it is an interesting, intimist, non-commercial, post-feminist work by world-class Australian women figures: director Gillian Armstrong ("My Brilliant Career," "Mrs. Soffel"), producer Jan Chapman ("the Piano"), novelist-screenwriter Helen Garner.
Dysfunctional families, always a subject of films, have been particularly stressed (internationally) in recent years. This movie's group consists of Beth (Lisa Harrow), a fortyish novelist; her French husband J.P. (the Swiss actor Bruno Ganz); Annie (Miranda Otte), her teen-age daughter by an earlier marriage; Beth's much younger sister Vicki (Kerry Fox of "An Angel at My Table") and two elderly parents.
There are tensions between husband and wife, openly aired in their "modern" relationship. She is appealing, talented, reliable yet insecure. He is a free soul, ego-centered and insensitive, who derides everything Australian. The daughter is sweet and caring.
The marriage teeters. Into this mixed picture comes Vicki back from a European trip. A flaky, infantile airhead, unemployed and pregnant to boot, Annie will "have a relationship" with J.P. during a trip that Beth takes in the outback with her father in an effort to come to terms with the old man's constant criticism that has distressed Beth throughout her life and, in a more complex way is mirrored by J.P.'s reproaches and outbursts.
This is the skeleton of the film, not very original but particularly well fleshed -out by the accumulated episodes and details. In the opening scene, Vicki, schlepping her suitcase, enters her sister's home. Everyone is out. She spots her homecoming cake, gobbles a big slice and seconds later is vomiting.
There is a profusion of good touches --in fact it is their aggregate that makes the film. Remarkable too is the picture's non-male (yet not anti-male), non-Hollywoodian point of view. In a dark way, matters of behavior and dialogue are refreshingly cliche-free. The film's pervasive but not overwhelming female stance extends to the visuals. The women are not cover girls but real people, with splotchy legs, freckles,wrinkles, blemishes, imperfect teeth. And the main setting, the house, is claustrophobic and messy, in a lived-in rather than in an artily "dressed" way.
The messiness extends to the presentation of the characters who are initially to unscramble, a puzzle abetted by often murky Aussie accents and by the lack of any background given to the principals. Partly though, the unclarity of who's who is planned, to show the shifting relationships.
Beth is supposedly a successful writer (although given her modest house you wonder how much authors are paid in Australia), and both as an artist and a person she is convincingly shown as particularly sensitive and vulnerable. Deftly and sympathetically portrayed, hers is a well-rounded portrait.
J.P., on the other hand, is underwritten. Aside from his French speech, accent and love of cheeses and wines, we are in the dark as to his past and present life, occupations or professions -- or for that matter about what makes J.P. tick. He represents, perhaps, to those inferiority-complexed Australians around him, a glib, sophisticated European, but this is too superficial to make a dent in us, the audience. He may be a volatile Continental, but enough is enough.
Some problems of exposition aside, "The Last Days of Chez Nous" is an affective, sorrowful movie. More than most Australian films it is also an unappetizing portrait of Down Under in every way: cities and streets, interiors of houses or cafes, motels, nature, ill-dressed, dour and unintellectual people. It won't send the viewers rushing to a travel agency, but the portrayal of its principals, notably Beth, is realistic, striking and well-crafted.
"Le mauvais gout mene au crime"(Stendhal)
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