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March 31, 2021 How do you ensure that your content is consistent and follows your brand's guidelines? How do you begin a project that's consistent across your technical communications? Is it an achievable goal? What results should I expect? In this webinar, learn how the combination of easyDITA's CCMS and HyperSTE allows you to check your content against your specific style guide, as well as industry standard grammar and terminology rules. The result is not only scalable and single-sourced content, but clear and concise content across the board. Content that's more cost effective, brand aligned, and ready to attract new customers. Attendees will learn:
The value of combining an XML CCMS with a Grammarly-like content checker
A live demo of easyDITA with HyperSTE that shows how the tools work together to help content creators
A general project plan to help you get started in achieving great results
An example of a customer implementation and their results
Presented by: Berry Braster has been in the technical documentation field for over 18 years and has helped implement content strategies, including the use of DITA and HyperSTE controlled language software. As Technology Director, Berry is involved with connecting technical documentation to IoT, and how to leverage on technologies like Augmented and Virtual Reality. Dushko Radevski is a Senior Solutions Representative at Jorsek, the makers of easyDITA. Dushko is best described as a problem solver. Every day, he invests his days working closely with technical documentation teams who are looking for help with their document creation and publishing problems. Dushko is exceptional at helping to identify underlying issues and bringing the most effective solution to the table. Outside of his role at Jorsek, Dushko has an interest in languages and is currently studying German to add to his multilingual communications capabilities.
Recorded: February 23, 2022 Structured content provides numerous benefits for organizations with authoring, managing, and delivering information. Perhaps your organization has realized these benefits—but what's next? A formal content classification system, or a taxonomy, provides a framework that supports search, filtering, classification, consistent terminology, and more. The combination of taxonomy and structured content opens up compelling possibilities for digital delivery. Add continuous updates and advancements in business data, and you can transform the customer experience—but you may feel a little exposed out on the leading edge of technology. Sarah and Chip will present and discuss emerging trends, techniques, and technology for your digital information initiatives. During the webinar you'll learn:
How do you select and manage a good taxonomy?
Classifying content – human, machine, or a combination?
Coordinating taxonomy terms across various teams and languages
Taking advantage of Semantic AI
Business drivers examining tagging quality vs. quantity
Best practices and actions for you
Presented by: Sarah O'Keefe, Chief Executive Officer, founded Scriptorium Publishing to work at the intersection of content, technology, and publishing. Today, she leads an organization known for expertise in solving business-critical content problems with a special focus on product and technical content. Sarah identifies and assesses new trends and their effects on the industry. Her analysis is widely followed on Scriptorium's blog and in other publications. As an experienced public speaker, she is in demand at conferences worldwide. In 2016, MindTouch named her as an "unparalleled" content strategy influencer. Chip Gettinger is VP Global Solutions Consulting at RWS, managing a team that works with customers in maximizing global content with RWS. He has experience working with customers to develop global content strategies, business ROI adoption drivers, change management, and technology adoption for component content management systems. He speaks and blogs about customer successes working closely with industry standards, partners, and customers in technology solutions and deployments.
October 12, 2021 For high tech companies, how to initiate requirements for a CCMS technical product documentation project; develop ROI justification metrics for Executive Management, and conduct a successful implementation.
What were the main drivers for you and the company to embark on a CCMS Project?
What were the deficiencies of the current CCMS that you were using?
How did you obtain C Level Management approval to embrace the initiative and what were the ROI and performance metrics used to evaluate the success of the project?
What was the most challenging issue that you encountered during the implementation process and how did you resolve it?
Presented by: Michael Rosinski has lead a successful career as a technology executive in the enterprise software industry. Presently, Michael is President of Astoria Software which is the premier CCMS – Component Content Management System in the Technical Product Documentation Vertical. At Astoria, he was the first to market to launch the Enterprise SaaS Model and Mobility Platforms. Michael merged the Goldman Sachs venture with TransPerfect, the largest private translation company in the world. Nick Wilhelm started in Graphic design, moved into MDM software training/implementation, and is currently working in technical content development/strategy. For the last 4 years, Nick has been a lead content developer and CCMS administrator at a worldwide testing and measurement product company, Tektronix. He has successfully helped Tektronix transition to a new CCMS tool (Astoria) while working with the engineering and marketing teams to continually improve how Tektronix presents technical content to their customers. Maria-Hélène Soria started working in STMicroelectronics in 1989 as an IT Support engineer on Manufacturing solutions. After 5 years managing IT CAD infrastructures for ST R&D, Maria-Hélène took charge of the patent, project management, and technical literature IT solutions with teams located in France, Italy, and India. For the last 4 years, Maria-Hélène leads the Enterprise Content Management IT solutions team with more than 10 000 internal users at STMicroelectronics. Marc Medjad joined STMicroelectronics in 1995. After several positions in IT & Quality domains as a Program Manager, he has been working for 7 years about the rollout of DITA to a community of technical writers & authors, includes the introduction of a new CCMS, a new way of authoring content, and the localization process.
Recorded: April 13, 2022
Presented by Michael Klemme and Klaus Fleischmann
Terminology is at the core of great content. When used consistently, it helps you communicate precisely and efficiently, which is an approach to your brand communication. It also makes your content accurate.
But it's important to have a sound process in place to manage your terminology. Join us and learn how to:
Make sure all stakeholders have input into your terminology set
Set a process for consent and approval of your terms
Make sure you have a consistent and failsafe process to
Have all your terms for checking in Acrolinx, as the content quality solution of choice
Make sure all terminology action is concentrated in quickTerm, as the leading terminology system
Michael Klemme is a Senior Solutions Architect at Acrolinx. He advises new and existing customers on how they can efficiently integrate Acrolinx into their processes and helps partners to develop integrations.
Klaus Fleischmann studied translation and IT in Vienna, holds an MA in Conference Interpreting from Monterey, California, and a MAS in Technical Communication from Krems, Austria. In 1996, he founded Austria-based Kaleidoscope, a company implementing content, translation, and terminology management processes for internationally active companies. Kaleidoscope develops online collaboration software for enterprise-level terminology workflow, translator query management, in-country review etc., making the translation quality process comprehensible and strategically manageable. In 2007, he became CEO of Austria´s leading LSP, Eurocom Translation Services GmbH. Always active in the industry, Klaus got voted into the Gala Board of Directors in 2015 and 2017.
December 1, 2021 Developing robust content models can never be a once-and-done endeavor where IAs are required to incorporate all aspects into the design prior to authoring. Instead, an iterative approach is needed to allow for incremental improvements not just during setup but long into production. Join Precision Content's President and Chief Information Architect, Rob Hanna, to explore methods the company uses to refine models and update the content corpus through scheduled refactoring activities. Presented by: Rob Hanna is an award-winning technical writer and content strategist and an industry leading expert in structured XML authoring, DITA, and content management. In 2014, Rob was awarded the rank of Fellow of the Society for Technical Communication (STC) and earned the Enterprise Content Management Specialist (ECMs) designation from AIIM. In 2017, he was named one of the top 25 global leaders in content experience strategy by Mind Touch. He founded Precision Content in 2013 after nearly 20 years in the industry as a technical writer, information architect, knowledge management specialist, and taxonomy expert. In 2018, Precision Content joined Google, Adobe, and Acrolinx on the list of "Top 100 Companies that Matter Most in Digital Content Industry" by EContent Magazine. See http://www.linkedin.com/in/singlesourceror for more information.
Plain language – Benefits Everyone
April 21, 2021 The Plain Writing Act of 2010 requires federal agencies to follow plain language guidelines for government documentation. In addition, Section 508 standards require all information and communications technology to be accessible to disabled users. Besides meeting these requirements, are there other advantages for technical writers who use plain language? Yes, there are! Brenda Inman and Deb Bissantz will explore examples of overly verbose information that can be written using plain language to convey the information more clearly. While exploring these examples, Brenda and Deb will also share benefits, guidelines, and tips for using plain language. What can the audience expect to learn? Attendees will learn to recognize opportunities for using plain language, such as when to use a $0.50 word instead of a $5.00 word. Attendees will also learn tips for writing clear, concise information using plain language. Presented by: Deb Bissantz is a Content Services manager for GlobalLink CCMS. Deb's mission is to partner with organizations to make the most of their DITA and component content management solutions. Before joining GlobalLink CCMS, Deb worked with and authored DITA content for many years. As a writer and tools administrator, she helped several organizations migrate technical documentation to DITA and to a CCMS. Deb is a voting member of the DITA Technical Committee. Brenda Inman is the Director of Technical Publications for Robotics and Digital Solutions at Ethicon, part of the Johnson & Johnson family of companies. Brenda has worked in the medical device her entire career mostly within technical publications and localization and also has experience in clinical research and regulatory affairs. Brenda's experience within technical publications and localization includes writing user manual content, implementation of content management systems, and setting up best practices for writing and localization.
January 12, 2022 Moving to structured authoring and implementing a CMS are critical projects that will generate long-term efficiency gains and significant savings. But before you get there, there are great hurdles to overcome. First and foremost, there's winning budget approval from your execs, who will have a singular focus on risk and ROI. Second, you need to maintain a high level of commitment and buy-in from those executives over the years that re-engineering of content production can last. Too many content restructuring projects fail or don't even start because they cannot demonstrate a quick and tangible return on investment - and this is where Dynamic Content Delivery changes the game. Dynamic Content Delivery provides outstanding content experiences to your users and creates immediate value for your company without requiring a big bang in your writing process. It earns you internal support, money, and time you can leverage to optimize your content restructuring process. In this webinar, you will learn:
How Dynamic Content Delivery generates value from your existing content, no matter the writing tools and methods you are using now
How to achieve quick wins and build a fast ROI to gain support from your Execs for your content project
How to optimize your project to move to structured authoring and make it a success
Presented by: Fabrice Lacroix is a serial entrepreneur and a technology pioneer. He has been working for 25 years on the development of innovative solutions around search technology, content enrichment, and AI. He is the founder of Fluid Topics, the leading Content Delivery Platform that reinvents how users search, read, and interact with technical documentation.
October 6, 2021 Our content shapes experiences and drives behavior. The question then becomes, is your content causing positive or negative experiences and behaviors? In this presentation, we'll take a critical look at content operations (Content Ops), the processes behind your knowledge, and how they make or break customer experiences. You'll learn:
Tactics to turn your haphazard workflow into a repeatable process
Overlooked signs that your content hinders customer experience
How to ensure your content capability can scale with your company's growth
Presented by: Patrick Bosek, CEO of Heretto, loves all things content and applies his technical acumen to developing, productizing, and solving problems with product content software. Outside of that, he rides his motorcycle and makes coffee that makes him feel as fast as his motorcycle. He lives in Rochester, NY, with his son, Ezra, and a dog named Lloyd.
Web-based XML editing with Xeditor
March 17, 2021 Xeditor is a professional online XML editor based on state-of-the-art web standards. With Xeditor, structured, semantically correct content in XML format can be created intuitively, efficiently and without technical knowledge. By enabling authors to work together on structured content from any location at any time, Xeditor helps companies put efficient workflows in place. This way, companies are able to take advantage of all the benefits of standardized content - such as automated further processing - without the need for costly training for authors. Presented by: Matthias Kraus is the founder and managing director of Xpublisher GmbH. Since 2001, he has been advising numerous leading international companies and organizations from the aerospace, technology, education, publishing, public administration and many other industries in the field of multi-channel publishing and accompanying them on their way to digitization.
February 15, 2022 Just putting your technical documentation on your webpage as a PDF for download will not make you a content hero. PDF is a given – a fundamental requirement. However, both business leaders and end customers expect more than just a documentation portal or a well-designed PDF. They want contextually relevant, personalized, consistent, conversational, and scalable content experiences. But how to deliver on this expectation? In this session, Stefan Gentz, Senior Worldwide Evangelist for Technical Communication at Adobe, will share some insights from the recent Adobe-commissioned Forrester study. Forrester surveyed 450 decision-makers on Content Experience Management to understand how global brands deliver relevant and contextual experiences across touchpoints. He will explore the design of positive customer journeys from marketing to technical support and self-service and back to sales – experiences that provide 360° content experience for your customers and handhold them across their whole content journey. Presented by: Stefan's mission is to inspire enterprises and technical writers around the world and show how to create compelling technical communication content with the Adobe Technical Communication tools. He is also a certified Quality Management Professional (TÜV), ISO 9001 / EN 15038 auditor, ISO 31000 Risk Management expert, and Six Sigma Champion. As a sought-after keynote speaker and moderator at conferences around the world, he travels around the globe half of the year. Besides that, he has been the European Ambassador for the Globalization and Localization Association (GALA) for many years, a member of the tekom Conference Advisory Board for several years, and is now a member of the tekom iiRDS working group for Intelligent Information and member of the OASIS DITA Adoption Committee. In 2016, Stefan Gentz was awarded by MindTouch as one of the Top 25 Leading Content Strategist Influencers in the world and as one of the Top 25 Content Experience Influencers in the world in 2017. Stefan Gentz on LinkedIn Stefan Gentz on XING @stefangentz on Twitter www.adobe.com
December 14, 2021 Attend this webinar if you're looking to:
Provide your audience with content that is accurate and compliant
Align your global workforce with One Voice
Accelerate your time to market thanks to less time for review and editing
Reduce your source content and translations by 40%
Show industry credibility by complying with industry standards to help open new markets
With Heretto, Schematron, and HyperSTE you will get one platform to create, manage, and personalize your enterprise knowledge for any audience, on any channel, and in any language. Join us on December 14, where we will discuss these values as well as how they are delivered. Presented by: Berry Braster has been in the technical documentation field for over 18 years and has helped implement content strategies, including the use of DITA and HyperSTE controlled language software. As Technology Director, Berry is involved with connecting technical documentation to IoT, and how to leverage on technologies like Augmented and Virtual Reality. Jarod Sickler is the Documentation Manager and a Customer Success Manager at Heretto. He's also a Ph.D. candidate in philosophy at the University of Rochester, specializing in metaphysics and epistemology. His dissertation focuses on the role and importance of the grounding relation in the overall metaphysical structure of epistemic justification. Slowly but surely, he's making progress on his thesis. If you're in the market for an effective sleep aid, he'll happily share his research with you. Whether it's in his research, documentation, or customer implementations, Jarod enjoys thinking through complex problems and finding the simplest and yet most powerful solution. In his spare time, Jarod tries to convince his kids that he's still cool. They aren't buying it.
June 30, 2021 NXP successfully deployed a DITA CCMS in 2016, in a SaaS environment, to manage technical product documentation. A software and system upgrade to Tridion Docs 14 (CCMS) was planned in 2019-20 to take advantage of new capabilities, performance improvements, system and infrastructure updates. Managing a successful CCMS upgrade requires detailed coordination, planning, testing, communication, and execution. From the webinar, you will learn how NXP effectively utilizes SAFe methodologies, together with their CCMS vendor RWS, to manage and execute the upgrade. Noreen and Maria worked together to coordinate activities on an NXP Agile Release Train (ART) as both are SAFe-certified. Noreen heads the RWS core team, which consists of representatives from several NXP business lines. Maria is from IT, working as the upgrade project Scrum Master. Overall, the upgrade was a success, as it was completed on time and within budget. NXP did encounter some unexpected issues that were managed following this process. During this webinar, Noreen and Maria will discuss how the business and IT benefited by utilizing SAFe methodologies to document CCMS configurations, develop and execute test cases for upgrade testing, managed communications with RWS and third-party vendors, communicated benefits to the business users, and moved all users into an upgraded production system with minimal interruptions. Presented by: Maria Yenerich works as a Scrum Master within the NXP Marketing Information Technology (IT) group. With 20+ years of system management experience, Maria has an undergraduate degree from Creighton University and a Master's of Business Administration from the University of Illinois. Noreen McMahan has a Ph.D. from the University of Texas in Austin. In 2008, Noreen joined a team deploying a new CCMS in a global company. For almost a decade, she trained users of the CCMS around the world. She authored the online training in the DITA environment using the same tools as the writers and engineers she trained. She began her role as NXP RWS Product Owner after working on a team that deployed SDL LiveContent Architect as the new NXP CCMS in 2016. Later, as the 2020 pandemic gained momentum, Noreen worked on an Agile team that successfully completed an RWS upgrade of the CCMS to Tridion 14. She, therefore, has experience in deploying a new CCMS and in upgrading an existing one. Chip Gettinger is VP Global Solutions Consulting at RWS, managing a team that works with customers in maximizing global content with RWS. He has experience working with customers to develop global content strategies, business ROI adoption drivers, change management, and technology adoption for component content management systems. He speaks and blogs about customer successes working closely with industry standards, partners, and customers in technology solutions and deployments.
December 8, 2021 Kaarin Gordon discusses the choices and challenges for efficient content reuse facing Pharmaceutical and Clinical Research Organizations. What they want is a set of tools and platforms for easy content reuse, automatic propagation of changes from a single source, and content governance. What they have is Microsoft Word; it's easy to use but limited to cut-n-paste content reuse. What they must deliver is multi-lingual content for a variety of uses – faster, more cost-effectively, and at lower risk. Join Eric Kuhnen in conversation with Kaarin Gordon for an engaging discussion of how component content management systems amplify or ameliorate some of the difficult content complexities that organizations face today. Presented by: As the Vice President of Life Sciences Technology Solutions at TransPerfect, Kaarin Gordon works closely with organizations on solutions to more effectively develop, manage, translate, and deliver multilingual content. She has spent 20+ years working with pharma, CROs, and medical device companies and focused on developing and implementing solutions that address global content challenges and result in decreased cycle time, reduced risk, increased consistency, and lower costs. Kaarin has a BA from the University of Michigan and an MBA from Columbia University. Eric Kuhnen is the President of GlobalLink Vasont, one of TransPerfect's GlobalLink CCMS solutions. He has more than 30 years of experience in product research, development, and management. Prior to his current role, managed global operations, product management, pre-sales, and marketing for Astoria Software, a division of TransPerfect, Inc. He has also held profit-loss responsibilities with GoRemote and Oracle Corporation. He has a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science from Brigham Young University.
June 2, 2021 Various surveys are showing that the majority of the world's leading companies have accelerated their digital transformation efforts during the pandemic – efforts that are not slowing down. This presentation will discuss the key role content plays in the field of digitalization, and what you should do to future proof your content while elevating your customer experience. Presented by: Berry Braster has been in the technical documentation field for over 18 years and has helped implement content strategies, including the use of DITA and HyperSTE controlled language software. As Technology Director, Berry is involved with connecting technical documentation to IoT, and how to leverage on technologies like Augmented and Virtual Reality.
Writing for Microcontent: Solving the Omnichannel Delivery Conundrum with Intent-based Writing
May 19, 2021 Omnichannel experience is setting the bar for customer expectation and it's putting new and increasingly complex demands on your business to deliver the right information where your customers need it. Writing for the web is not writing for omnichannel. Preparing your content for emerging technologies requires new approaches to content creation and delivery. It requires a microcontent strategy. Robust content management technology is certainly part of the solution, and your organization will be tempted to invest in new tools for chatbots and voice. However, before you go ahead and fill yet another content silo with zettabytes of information, instead make enhancements to the content creation programs you already have. Microcontent is the next evolution in structured authoring and will open new channels for your content while improving delivery across existing channels. In this session, we will focus on the missing link in a successful microcontent strategy: an intent-based writing methodology. We will highlight some key concepts that will help you to start looking at your content through an omnichannel lens. Presented by: Mike Rowlinson is the VP of Training & Content Services at Precision Content. Mike has been working in the technical communications industry since 2005. His core belief is that great content enables great companies. Mike's division develops and delivers engaging and effective training and transformation engagements including the recent completion of the firm's eLearning product, the 15 modules self-paced, Precision Content® Writer Training. The training enables writers to create effective content so that staff and customers alike can find what they need and understand what's required quickly and efficiently.
Recorded on January 19, 2023
Providing excellent customer service that keeps your customers happy without driving service costs up is always a challenge. It becomes even more critical when you have thousands of customers, and their number is growing.
Our client, a Swiss manufacturer of high-end digital printing systems, faced those challenges and quickly realized that enabling self-service documentation was key to unlocking their growth while raising their service levels up to the company's standards.
In this session, we are going to discuss how by introducing structured content, standardizing the content processes, and changing the way the content was delivered to customers, the company changed the service culture from "call for solution" to "information self-service".
Join Fabrice Lacroix, CEO at Fluid Topics, and Alex Masycheff, CEO at Intuillion, as they explain how:
- The documentation team realized that PDFs were not efficient in providing customers and service teams with relevant and useful information.
- They started providing customers and field operation teams with a self-service platform that delivered personalized content on spare parts and product documentation.
- Service engineers got access to the most up-to-date product information.
- The entire company improved the ROI as a result of making these changes.
Presented by: Fabrice Lacroix is a serial entrepreneur and a technology pioneer. He has been working for 25 years on the development of innovative solutions around search technology, content enrichment and AI. He is the founder of Fluid Topics, the leading Content Delivery Platform that reinvents how users search, read and interact with technical documentation. Alex Masycheff is the CEO of Intuillion Ltd. (http://intuillion.com/) that develops solutions for managing, automating, and delivering enterprise content. He has been in the content industry for 25+ years. He leads implementation of XML-based solutions in many companies, including Kodak, Siemens, Netgear, and EMC.
Traditional web analytics are an invaluable tool that can help you understand how your content is performing in the real world — but they often don't tell the whole story. Site visitors, time on page, and bounce rate numbers tell you what is happening, but they miss one critical detail: why. In this discussion, learn how collecting qualitative analytics about your content can help drive more actionable feedback by adding a third dimension to the insights you receive about your content. Here are the key takeaways:
Why traditional web analytics only tell part of the story
How consistently aligning content with your brand identity impacts the bottom line
Types of qualitative analytics and their impact on content performance
Presented by: Chad Dybdahl is a Senior Solutions Consultant with Acrolinx, based out of his home in Wisconsin. He has more than a decade of experience managing enterprise content and loves music and collecting and restoring vintage hi-fi gear. He spends entirely too much time on home automation projects and loves gadgets of all kinds. LinkedIn profile: linkedin.com/in/chad-dybdahl
Is your content CCMS-ready? Have you optimized your content versioning and lifecycle management? If you want to fully leverage your CCMS features, it's time to update your IA.
In this webinar, Amber Swope, Information Architect at DITA Strategies, and Wiegert Tierie, VP of Strategic Accounts at RWS, share tools for transforming authored content so that it is CMS ready. Learn how to evaluate your map structures, topic structures, metadata, and content reuse strategies.
Wiegert Tierie, Vice President of Strategic Accounts and Tridion America Sales Team Lead, brings over 25 years of experience in numerous senior leadership roles. He is an ambitious visionary executive that uniquely combines strategy, sales, and marketing experience with an extensive background in financial, business process optimization, and product management to offer our customers a competitive edge, building their brand and their go-to-market strategy. To deliver results and success for the key customers he works with. Earlier Wiegert worked with Tridion, the leading Dutch Customer Experience and WCM vendor, and successfully launched numerous projects with Marquee brands. Prior to that, he played a key role in the introduction of Adobe Acrobat in Europe. Wiegert earned a Master of Science in Business from the University of Groningen (The Netherlands). He loves the outdoors, sailing and currently lives near St. Petersburg FL (he moved from San Francisco, CA in May 2020)
Amber Swope is an internationally recognized Information Architect, Darwin Information Typing Architecture (DITA) expert, and information architecture (IA) consultant. With over 20 years of information development experience and 15 years of DITA expertise, Amber specializes in helping organizations create opportunity through IA. She helps teams build scalable IA solutions to future-enable their content and empowers team members to advance their architecture as it evolves to meet new business needs.
The results have been collected, analyzed, and discussed. Now it's time to share the results and our observations with you. Join Dawn Stevens as she shares the results of the 2022 CIDM Benchmark Survey on translation and localization practices in our community. She'll examine the trends and answer questions such as:
What strategies, processes, and measurements do companies use to ensure the quality of translated content?
What content components do companies translate—just body text or do they translate images, metadata, and video too?
Which are the most common languages into which technical publications are translated?
How much do companies spend on translation and does cost affect translation decisions?
Which translation tools do companies use now?
What activities do companies depend on their LSPs to perform?
Presented by: Dawn Stevens, President, Comtech Services and Director of CIDM has 28 years of practical experience in virtually every role within a documentation and training department, including project management, instructional design, writing, editing, and multimedia programming. Dawn is the perfect advisor to identify and remove the challenges you face in producing usable, technical information and training content. With both engineering and technical communication degrees, Dawn combines her solid technical foundation with strong writing and design skills to lead our team of consultants and specialists in providing the expertise you need.
Recorded on December 1, 2022
One of the main benefits of using a structured format such as DITA is the ability to reuse content, but realizing where reuse is beneficial and estimating the probable savings can be a tedious and time-consuming task. In this webinar, we demonstrate how you can identify reusable or redundant content in your own documentation and pinpoint potential cost savings using detailed graphical reports with Stilo's Analyzer. Presented by Jacob Brennan Jacob Brennan is a Technical Sales Product Specialist at Stilo. He works with Stilo Migrate customers and aids in converting their legacy content to DITA. Jacob is a recent graduate from the University of Ottawa holding a BASc. in Mechanical Engineering and a BSc. in Computing Technology.
Recorded on November 30, 2022
Content reuse has been a topic for content managers for years. And the benefits and practices are now established in many organizations. For the most part, however, content reuse is still limited to the classic, "internal" reuse of an information unit across documentation. Time to say: Let's rethink content reuse – beyond internal reuse, to reuse in new channels. In this presentation, Stefan Gentz, Senior Worldwide Evangelist at Adobe, will discuss why we need to rethink technical content and share some ideas on increasing the value of information both within the organization and for the customer. He will share some use cases that go beyond traditional PDF and web publishing and repurpose technical content to create immersive, interactive experiences. Presented by Stefan Gentz Stefan Gentz is the Senior Worldwide Evangelist for Technical Communication at Adobe, headquartered in San Jose, California, USA. Stefan's mission is to inspire enterprises and technical writers around the world and show how to create compelling technical communication content with the Adobe Technical Communication tools. He is also a certified Quality Management Professional (TÜV), ISO 9001 / EN 15038 auditor, ISO 31000 Risk Management expert, and Six Sigma Champion. As a sought-after keynote speaker and moderator at conferences around the world, he travels around the globe half of the year. Besides that, he has been the European Ambassador for the Globalization and Localization Association (GALA) for many years, a member of the tekom Conference Advisory Board for several years, and a founding member of the tekom iiRDS working group for Intelligent Information and member of the OASIS DITA Adoption Committee. In 2016, Stefan Gentz was awarded by MindTouch as one of the Top 25 Leading Content Strategist Influencers in the world and as one of the Top 25 Content Experience Influencers in the world in 2017. Stefan is also the mastermind behind Adobe DITAWORLD, the world's biggest DITA Online Conference for Marketing and Technical Communication Professionals. Stefan Gentz on LinkedIn https://www.adobe.com/products/one-adobe-solution-for-technical-content.html
Recorded on December 15, 2022
The new 20s have been very turbulent so far, and have shaken many basic beliefs in the industry. It might seem comforting to know that at least Component Content Management Systems still work just as reliably as they did back in 2019, 2014, or 2008... wait. Isn't it time for a change? Experts agree that even the latest trends like content delivery, ontologies, or the cloud won't bring about the change needed for software to evolve the way technical writers actually use it. If we question our basic assumptions on how a CCMS works, however, we might find some exciting new possibilities. WHAT YOU'LL LEARN An industry expert will highlight the megatrends of the 20s and try to draw new conclusions for CCMSs. And no matter where this webinar will lead us, we'll have plenty of material for discussion at the end. Presented By Sebastian Göttel Sebastian Göttel is Head of Marketing and Product Management at Quanos Content Solutions GmbH. The computer scientist has been involved with XML editing systems and content delivery since 1998. In the Tekom environment, he worked on version 1.0 of the iiRDS standard. [email protected]
Recorded on November 3, 2022
For over fifteen years, teams have tried to justify their need for a move to structured content with the same old arguments. In today's ever-changing landscape, these old arguments are no longer sufficient and, in many cases, not even relevant. In this webinar, we will be looking at other drivers for the move to structure with real-world examples of what can be achieved. Presented by Rik Page, Bluestream Rik has worked with component content and document management solutions for over 20 years. He has worked with custom DTDs and Schemas, S1000D, iSpec2200, and DITA, together with various document and content management systems, including Documentum, SharePoint, XDocs, Ixiasoft, easyDITA, Astoria, and Vasont. His practical experience ranges from high-volume data capture and content creation to dynamic multichannel delivery in various industries, including banking and finance, manufacturing, central government, and education. In addition, Rik has participated in multiple consultancy projects and helped formulate innovative solutions throughout Europe and North America. Rik is also an advocate of Documentation 4.0, a new concept reflecting the demands on content/documentation that results from moving to Industry 4.0 and 'smart' manufacturing.


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Schronisko jest pochodzenia krasowego. Powstało w późnojurajskich wapieniach skalistych wskutek przepływu wód podziemnych. Brak nacieków. Namulisko jaskiniowe w pobliżu otworu składa się próchnicy zmieszanej z glebą, w głębi jest kamieniste. Początkowa część jest widna, głębsze partie są ciemne. Schronisko nie ma własnego mikroklimatu. Roślin brak, zwierząt nie zaobserwowano.

Otwór schroniska jest dobrze widoczny, ale po raz pierwszy schronisko opisał N. Sznobert w 2018 r.

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A personalised projected logo adds a truly bespoke touch to any wedding day.
Recently we designed the below personalised projected logo for a client who chose this effect for their wedding day. We started by designing several designs using different layouts and wording. The couple then decided which design they liked. They chose the design below which certainly looked stunning on their wedding day projected on to the dancefloor.
Would you like to add a bespoke touch to your wedding day? There are many designs to choose from which can include the bride and groom first names or the couples married name. Images can also be included and the date of the wedding.


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Hackers Create Traffic Jam in Moscow by Ordering Dozens of Taxis at Once Through App
Attackers attempted to disrupt ride-hailing app service on Thursday, the company confirmed.
by Aaron Gordon
by Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai
September 2, 2022, 4:38pm
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Hackers created a traffic jam in Moscow on Thursday by ordering dozens of taxis from the ride-hailing app Yandex Taxi to converge on the same location in one of the first known instances of attackers using an app-based taxi company to create chaos on the roads.
Video circulated on social media showing a very long traffic jam of taxis along an otherwise lightly trafficked road. The video was then shared by the account @runews where it was retweeted more than 6,500 times as of this writing.
A Yandex spokesperson confirmed the incident in a statement to Motherboard. "On the morning of September 1, Yandex Taxi encountered an attempt by attackers to disrupt the service—several dozen drivers received bulk orders to the Fili district of Moscow," said the Yandex spokesperson.
The Fili district is outside the Moscow city center along Kutuzovsky Prospekt, a main thoroughfare that goes from the southwest into central Moscow. It is not clear why this area in particular was targeted, and a Yandex spokesperson declined to share more details on the attack.
Moscow is legendary for its traffic jams, regularly ranking among the cities with the worst traffic jams in the world. The Yandex spokesperson said the issue was resolved "in less than an hour" and "the security service of Yandex Taxi promptly stopped the attempts of artificial congestion of cars and improved the algorithm for detecting and preventing such attacks to prevent similar incidents in the future."
To the Fast and Furious fans out there, the hack might seem familiar. In 2017, in the eighth installment of the franchise, The Fate of the Furious, Charlize Theron's character Cipher starts a gigantic traffic jam in New York saying with a faint wry smile: "Hack 'em all, it's zombie time." That hack is different, of course. Cipher takes over the cars themselves, and does so remotely, including ones that are parked and turned off. But the effects are pretty much the same, albeit on a larger scale.
Hackers targeting cars through various means has been the subject of significant research in the cybersecurity industry for a few years. The most famous case is perhaps the one where two security researchers hacked into a Jeep Cherokee driven by Wired's journalist Andy Greenberg and killed its engine while he was driving on the highway. In that case, the researchers—Charlie Miller and Chris Valasek—got in through the internet-connected entertainment system. Car hacking has become so prominent that the world's premiere hacker conference DEF CON has been hosting a Car Hacking Village, a workshop that runs parallel to the conference where hackers and security researchers can learn how cars connect to the internet, and how to exploit vulnerabilities in the car's systems.
It's unclear who is responsible for the traffic jam in Moscow, but what we do know underscores the dangers of an increasingly connected world.
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Godspeed You! Black Emperor share official version of debut tape
Listen to 'All Lights Fucked on the Hairy Amp Drooling,' Godspeed You! Black Emperor's debut tape, officially out today after it was leaked last week.
Is that ultra-rare Godspeed You! Black Emperor leak real? Their label isn't saying
It's unclear whether or not the "leak" of Godspeed You! Black Emperor's All Lights Fucked on the Hairy Amp Drooling is real or not.
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Le Tigre, The Strokes, and LCD Soundsystem to headline This Ain't No Picnic festival
Concert promoter Goldenvoice has announced This Ain't No Picnic festival for August 2022. Le Tigre, The Strokes, and LCD Soundsystem will headline.
Flying Lotus Announced As Guest Curator For Sled Island Festival 2017
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The 2013 Arab Handball Championship of Club Winners' Cup is the 10th edition of the Arab Handball Championship of Winners' Cup, it's concerne Arab world's premier club handball tournament held in Marrakesh, Morocco. Al Ahly SC is the defending champion.

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If you are here, I am deeply sorry for your loss. Whether you had to make the decision to release a pregnancy or a release occurred naturally, I am here to help guide you through the process. This is a delicate time. One that requires rest, love, gentleness and care. If you are currently experiencing or have experienced a pregnancy loss in the past there are ways to help your body, mind, and spirit recover. There is a natural grieving that takes place on all levels of your being.
Postpartum : This stage begins immediately after pregnancy release whether you had a baby or not, this stage lasts about 6 weeks. Your body is going through many changes as you transition back to a non-pregnant state. Your hormone levels are dropping, your uterus is shrinking, your breasts may be still swollen and tender, you may still be experiencing morning sickness.
This can also be a scary and unpredictable time. There is peace that comes with knowing your options and dealing with any circumstances that may arise.
The key to recovery is giving yourself the nourishment you need in all the ways. Womb stewardship the art of learning how to care deeply for ourselves and honour the seasons of our lives that are joyful as well as painful. The process of welcoming healing is messy, beautiful, life changing and can result in loving yourself exactly where you are.
It is my honour to hold space for your process.
This is but a chapter of your life. ever changing always evolving.
These practices can be called upon anytime there is death in your life. If you have ever experienced pregnancy loss and feel there are lingering parts of yourself that need closure & healing there are ways to bring yourself back to balance, joy and vitality. Time in not linear, healing takes place when you are ready.


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OnePlus probes breach; payment data secure
, ETTelecom Last Updated: Jan 06, 2020, 01:25 PM IST
OnePlus is in the process of shifting its data to the India servers of Amazon Web Services from Singapore
Chinese handset maker OnePlus has said it is working with relevant authorities to further investigate the system breach, which resulted in unauthorized access to certain information of users such as names, contact numbers, email and shipping addresses.
In a statement to ET, India's leading premium segment smartphone player, however, said "all payment information, passwords, and accounts are safe".
"OnePlus has notified impacted users that we have discovered that some of their order information was accessed by an unauthorized party. We took immediate steps to stop the intruder and reinforce security. Before making this public, we informed our impacted users by email," the company said.
It added that it will work to prevent such incidents in the future.
Vikas Agarwal, general manager at OnePlus India, told ET the company is in the process of shifting its data to Amazon Web Services (AWS) India servers from Singapore. He, however, did not offer comments if Indian authorities have been informed about the breach or the quantum of users affected in India.
Cyber law expert Pavan Duggal said once the company finds a cybersecurity breach, it is mandated under the Indian law to report such breach to CERT-IN, India's nodal agency for cybersecurity.
"Non-reporting is an offence, and the top management can face consequences… the company must have a legal response approach and strategy to start addressing these challenges as they emerge," Duggal said.
This is the second time since 2018 where OnePlus has been exposed to a data security breach. Last year, it confirmed that over 40,000 customers had been affected by a security breach, which resulted in the exposure of bank card details.
The latest incident follows the recent WhatsApp snooping incident, where at least two dozen Indian journalists, activists, lawyers and academics were targeted for surveillance. The Indian breach was reported after WhatsApp sued NSO Group, accusing it of helping break into the phones of 1,400 users across four continents.
OnePlus recently cemented its premium leadership in the July-September quarter with 35% market share, growing 95% on year, as per Counterpoint Research's third-quarter data. The player witnessed its highest ever recorded shipment sales—0.74 million—in the third quarter, which was also the highest recorded shipment by a premium smartphone brand in the last three years.
Duggal said most companies do not tend to report such breaches to the Indian authorities, and that is like playing with fire. "The onus is on company what all processes and procedures they have undertaken under Indian IT Act prior to breach."
"If any user finds the data is gone, then he/she can sue the company for unlimited damages under Section 43A of the IT Act. Also, the user can file criminal charges against company because when the user gives the data, the law requires intermediary to holds the data in trust," Duggal added.
Users will have to start incorporating cybersecurity as the way of life, and will have to be careful and exercise due diligence, the expert said.
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Note that the law no longer restricts legal gun owners from lawfully carrying in the state without a permit. Drug running, by its very definition, is against the law, and any drug runners caught in the state with a firearm are eligible to face federal firearm and drug charges. I doubt the drug runners in Detroit, or the cartel associates pumping heroin into the hollows of West Virginia, care one bit about the change to the state's carry laws. Solid citizens, on the other hand—those hit hard by the administration's War on Coal and the slow erosion of middle-class jobs from a state that's never had many to begin with—can now protect themselves and their loved ones without forking over a fee to exercise a fundamental right.
The state's concealed-carry license isn't going away. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if, like in other states that have adopted "permitless" carry laws, the number of licensed concealed-carry holders continues to rise.
One addition to the West Virginia law is the opportunity for legal gun owners between the ages of 18-21 to get their concealed handgun license. Previously, these young adults had been able to keep firearms, but not bear them. I recently spoke with West Virginia Delegate Saira Blair about how this would impact her personally, as she's currently old enough to serve in the state House, but not to legally carry her pistol for self-defense. As Blair told me, she herself has received death threats, but that doesn't matter. The law is the law. Except now, thanks to the efforts of lawmakers, gun owners and NRA members across the state, the law has been made better.


So the time has come to renew your house and you are thinking about re-doing the floor and maybe replacing the bathroom tiles? This is a good time to take a good look at your options and only then build a home-improvement plan for your house.
Let's start with the flooring department. If you are already having a parquet or hardwood flooring in your house then you will want to consider whether or not you actually want to replace the existing floor with a new wooden floor. There are ways to renew your wooded flooring by polishing it. This will be less expensive and the hardwood floor will look like new. You can then divert the money saved to other parts of the house that need more attention. But re-polishing the floor applies to hardwood flooring, and if your floor is made of parquet, than this may not apply. If you do have parquet floor, however, you may want to change it from real parquet wood to laminate parquet, that requires no treatment.
If your floor is made out of granite tiles than your decisions will be different. Let's say you are thinking about re-doing the kitchen floor tiles. Then the things you need to consider are – how do the kitchen tiles tie together with the living room tiles as well as the kitchen cabinets? You will probably want to have matching colors so it will all look good together. So if you want to replace the tiles in the kitchen only, try not to go too far from the tiles in other rooms so it will all look nice together. Granite floor tiles are recommended – they are very popular as they are very durable, not expensive and come in a great verity of colors and sizes. The bigger the tile, the more expensive it is, but bigger tiles look much better and much cleaner in your home than small tiles, so keep that in mind as you pick tiles for your house.
You will also want to have a good match between your kitchen and bathroom ceramics to their corresponding flooring tiles. Just make sure you get high quality, glazed tiles that will be durable and last for a long time. The tiles' installation is also important and needs to be done by a professional. This is because a tile that is not placed out the right way look very ugly.


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If a patient has the UQ Clinical Practice Pattern of loss of cervical retraction and rotation to the involved side neck/head complaints. Try these treatments and exercises. They should also be clear or otherwise symmetrical in cervical retraction and SB and retraction and extension.
If there are limits in cervical retraction and SB, treat those first and have the patient repeatedly load them until they are clear. If they still have remaining upper cervical referral patterns, then try the above sequencing on later visits.


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ORIGIN OF THE CALENDAR AND ASTROLOGY.
forebodings, according to the position which it assumed by day or by night in the zodiac or horizon. The twelve signs were assigned to the sun, moon, and planets, as follows: Leo to the sun; Cancer to the moon; and two to each of the five planets—the influence of each of these heavenly bodies being regarded as augmented when it stood in that sign belonging to it, or at points in the other signs which were esteemed peculiarly critical for it.
Thus, the significance of the combined situation of all these bodies received its decisive character from the striking actions of one or more propitious or unpropitious planets, which stood in those positions of increased influence. The so-called horoscope, however, with its derived prognostications concerning the entire future life of the individual, was deduced from that point of the zodiac which appeared in view at the hour of birth. Not only was the planet to whose sign this point in the zodiac belonged the prescribed ruler for life, but also the individual portions of the zodiac, by means of their relations to the single planets, furnished special significations for the horoscope.
The influence of the ruling planet was again essentially modified by the relative positions of the other planets who were entitled to a respectful hearing in the prediction. Indeed, a perfect system finally evolved itself for thus foretelling, from the various situations and aspects at the time of birth, the important events in each year of the life of the newly-born.
In its beginning it possessed much profound thought, since from the positions of the planets at the time of birth, with the aid of their times of revolution, and later, by a theory of all their movements, it could be calculated in advance how they must stand in each year of the individual's life; but the whole soon degenerated into an arbitrary, invented play upon numerical relations. During the lapse of centuries, in which astrology was perfecting and establishing itself in the minds of men, the pre-calculations for the positions of the moon among the planets had been zealously pursued, particularly by the Arabians, and, from the beginning of the fifteenth century, by the people of the Orient. From this period on, these calculations received, aside from their chronological and astrological interest, an augmented importance, on account of the increased demands in naval undertakings and voyages of discovery. The calculations in calendars and ephemerides (in which literature Nuremberg took the lead) were continually amplified, the calendar becoming now concerned with many subjects which grew out of and were nourished by astrological ideas, so that, even at the close of the past century and the commencement of the present, it contained a wonderful mixture of superstitious hints and precepts. These related chiefly to rules of the weather, health, and life; as, for instance, the times favorable for cupping, bleeding, etc. In fact, in many calendars now circulated, there are detailed statements concerning the indications of the planets, etc., and amusing


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The Universal Serial Bus (USB) specification defines the product design targets at the level of interfaces and mechanisms. To complement the specification and enable measurement of compliance in real products, the USB-IF has instituted a Compliance Program that provides reasonable measures of acceptability. The Compliance Program uses multiple test specifications along with a Test ID (TID) to track and define the test criteria used to evaluate a product. Products that pass this level of acceptability are considered USB-IF certified and are added to the Integrator's List and have the right to license the USB-IF Logos. The Integrator's list can be found here. For more information on the USB-IF Logos please visit the Logo License Information Page.
In addition, there are also a number of whitepapers that provide additional background information on testing techniques. These documents can help in understanding how to accomplish certification requirements, but do not precisely describe the USB-IF Compliance Program testing requirements. Whitepapers can be found in the Document Library.
Please review the USB-IF Compliance Updates webpage frequently for the latest information regarding the USB-IF Compliance Program. The updates may contain information on test requirements and/or test procedures.
There are five avenues for certifying a product with the USB-IF.
*NOTE: All companies seeking to use the USB-IF logos on their product must have a valid USB-IF Trademark License Agreement on file with the USB-IF and the product must be certified.
USB-IF Compliance Workshops are members only events held regularly to promote USB product development, validate product compliance with the USB specification, help foster communication between USB product manufacturers and ensure that USB Peripherals operate together. Our goal is to eliminate interoperability problems by ensuring proper implementation of USB products.
Compliance Workshops are held about once a quarter at hotels in various locations and typically run for five days. The USB-IF provides special test teams who perform the tests developed for the Compliance Program. Private test sessions are also scheduled between System vendors and Peripheral vendors. During these test sessions, the vendors validate that their products work well together. Once a workshop is complete the USB-IF Compliance Committee evaluates all test data for completeness and compliance. Upon completing the evaluation of all attendees the USB-IF notifies each vendor of the result of the testing.
For more information about current workshops please visit our Events page.
The USB-IF has a selection of Authorized Independent Test Labs (ITLs) located around the world. All test labs do not have the same testing ability. Each test lab is authorized by the USB-IF to test a specific USB Technology and feature set. For a list of Authorized Independent Test Labs and their testing capabilities please visit the link found here.
To attend a test lab a vendor must first Register their product with the USB-IF. The USB-IF collects a variety of registration data to categorize the product and ensure the appropriate testing is performed. Once all registration questions are answered and appropriate documentation submitted, a vendor will be able to select an ITL that is capable of testing the product type categorized by the registration information. An email will be sent to you, the ITL and USB-IF Administration confirming the selection of ITL and registration. Once the Product has been accepted for testing by an ITL a Test ID (TID) will be assigned.
At this point it is the vendors and ITLs responsibility to negotiate prices and establish a test date. The USB-IF is no longer involved until the ITL submits the test data for USB-IF review. Once the USB-IF reviews the test data an email will be sent to the vendor stating the result of the testing and whether or not the product achieved certification.
Please note: Only the lab locations identified are authorized to test for USB-IF certification. Satellite lab locations not listed below are unauthorized to perform any USB-IF certification testing.
For additional questions regarding the ITL certification process please contact admin@usb.org.
To register your product for testing please login and register here.
When products are very similar, testing of one product may allow the other similar products to be added to the Integrator's List without re-testing. If any "significant differences" exist between products, testing of each is required. The definition of "significant differences" is sometimes debatable and the final judgment is the responsibility of the compliance review board (CRB), which reports to the USB-IF Board of Directors. As decisions are made on what are "significant differences," the rules of thumb will be listed here. The ultimate responsibility for making sure that various production product models do not have "significant differences" from the product samples tested lies with each vendor. Audits by USB-IF that reveal discrepancies between shipping product and samples tested may be cause for required re-test, revocation of certification, and/or legal action. Companies' rights to use the USB-IF Logo are covered in the Logo License Agreement.
To participate in the Qualification by Similarity program or to read more information on the program please visit the link found here.
When developing compliance programs the USB-IF uses the USB-IF Platform Interoperability lab as the initial lab for certification and compliance plan development. Products that are early to implement new USB standards are encouraged to attend the USB-IF Platform Interoperability Lab for compliance testing.
The products must be listed on the Integrator's List under that company's name.
The company must execute the USB-IF Trademark License Agreement.
Both these requirements must be met before your company may use the logo in conjunction with your products.
The primary USB-IF representative for the supplier company may complete the request form located here.


We served this salad for Dear Niece's Birthday Party. I was quite surprised at how the different elements worked so nicely together!
The key, of course, is the Miso-Sesame Dressing.
To start, the miso. This is the kind we used.
Mix together miso, tahini and rice vinegar. Add just a touch of honey or sugar and some soy sauce to taste. You can add some sesame seeds for crunch, but we didn't have any on hand. The miso itself is already quite salty, but I made the dressing on the salty side especially because it was dressing tofu.
Toss, and that's all there is to it.
We're submitting this to No Croutons Required at Lisa's Kitchen. This month's theme is dressing.
what a colorful salad. The miso dressing sound really good to me especially on a hot day like today.
Lovely dressing! I adore miso. Thanks so much for participating. The roundup will be up on Thursday.
Spinach, tofu, miso. Perfect! Can't wait to put this together.
Miso dressing is one of my favorites and it is so easy to make at home.
Mmmm that salad looks good. I need to try some recipes with miso.
Mmmm - this looks wonderful!
I love this! Miso is one of the best things ever invented. Have to remember this dressing!
Never seen such a multicultural tub of miso... Japanese, English, and French on the label? Oh yeah.
We're starting to convert our party guests to eat salads, one salad at a time. LOL.
Oh, all labels in Canada have to have both English and French. Thern I guess the Japanese is there to make it "authentic." Ha.
One of my favourite combinations of flavours!


The CyanogenMod 9 is now available for Samsung Rugby Smart-SGH-I847. Those who wants to update their device with CM9 can make use of this tutorial.
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The ROM should install cleanly over a stock or non-stock ROM. It will also work with any of the basebands we are aware of.
2. Then download a build from here.
3. So, once you downloaded copy the same into your SD Card.
5. After that Wipe the cache, then wipe the dalvik cache.
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Luis Bravo to read at Notre Dame Today!
Revolutionary Uruguayan poet Luis Bravo will read his poetry today at 4:30 at the Hesbergh Library, the special collections reading room. Make sure you come if you live in the area.


Funded by the Office of the Vice-President (Research), the Western Strategic Support (WSS) for SSHRC Success program offers two funding opportunities identified as the Seed and Open grants. These grants are targeted at all researchers who are pursuing SSHRC-related research. The intent of these grants is to offer critical, one-time funding to support an individual investigator's research activities for the subsequent development of strong, competitive submissions to external, peer-reviewed research sponsors.
The merit of each proposal will be assessed by the Social Science & Humanities Review Board (SSHRB) on innovation, impact, deliverables (both long- and short-term), proposed methodology, HQP training plan and proposed budget. Successful applicants are expected to develop and submit competitive research proposals to a SSHRC competition within two years of the award's start date. Scroll down for application form and instructions.
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The merit of each proposal will be assessed by the Medical & Health Science Review Board (MHSRB) on innovation, impact, deliverables (both long- and short-term), proposed methodology, HQP training plan and proposed budget. Successful applicants are expected to develop and submit competitive research proposals to a CIHR competition within two years of the award's start date. Scroll down for application form and instructions.
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Carlisle, Town Dyke
Town Dyke
Town Dyke runs parallel to the remains of Carlisle's West Walls....as the name suggests, to the West of the City. The dyke has long since been filled in and built over, with the Town Dyke car park now occupying the site.
Above. Looking North along Court Square.
The walls were built between 1122 and 1200, and it's possible that the dyke was constructed to aid the effectiveness of the walls along the West side of Carlisle. So, this side of the city had the River Caldew, the dyke and the wall protecting it, whilst the West side of the city had the walls interspersed with towers. This triple protection may have been in place to provide protection to the Cathedral, abbey and its attendant buildings.
Above. Looking North towards Backhouses Walk.
Above. Looking South towards the walls and Sallyport Stairs.
Whilst not really classified as a separate defensive entity, the dyke was an essential part of the city's defences on the West side of Carlisle.
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If you're interested in castles or fortifications of any sort, this is the place for you. Here you will find hundreds of photos of towers and castles from Cumbria, Yorkshire, Lancashire and Scotland, and a host of other 'non fortified' buildings of interest.
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Can't sit still and empty your thoughts? One of these five styles of meditation may be a better fit, explains Deepak Chopra apprentice and author, davidji.
Is this you: You really want to meditate and be less reactive in stressful situations, but you can't sit still and empty your mind? Us, too!
It could be that you (we) just haven't found the right meditation style, says davidji, apprentice to Deepak Chopra, and the author of The Secrets of Meditation: A Practical Guide to Inner Peace and Personal Transformation.
In his new book, the corporate executive-turned-meditation teacher covers the most frequently practiced forms of meditation. "Many types of meditation can help you manage the constant swirl of the city and our reactions to it," he says.
So which style of meditation is right for you? Here are five—along with some practical guidance from davidji—to help you pick one that sticks.
For this meditation practice you'll bring loving kindness into your heart and then shine it out to everyone. Got it? You do this by sitting for five minutes and focusing your attention on loving thoughts and feelings. Use deep inhales to fill yourself up with loving thoughts, then let that love flow through you and out of you in a long exhale. This is a nourishing meditation, and an example of putting the oxygen mask on yourself first and then putting it on someone else.
2. You Need To Get Calm RIGHT NOW!
You know that feeling you get when doing something you love? You're so absorbed yet your mind is super clear? This breathing meditation can help invoke that feeling.
How to do it? Stop yourself for two minutes a day and bring your attention to your breath, like you may have done in yoga class. Just follow your breath in your mind's eye going in and out through your nose. The idea is that by staying with your breath, you're not going to the past or future in your thoughts.
If you're extremely busy or a beginning meditator, this method works really well because it's quick and you can do it anywhere (hello subway). It's also beneficial for combating stress and anxiety (hello high-pressure work meeting).
A form of sensory meditation is mindful eating. Choose a meal—or even just a piece of chocolate—and focus on the flavors and experience of eating it, savoring every bite, and connecting to the moment, without any other distractions like television, work, or other people.
If you struggle with emotional eating or weight concerns, or just haven't been taking the time to notice what you're putting in your body, this is a great tool for gaining more awareness and bringing more joy to the experience.
Instead of searching for the things that didn't work out that you need to fix, place your hand on your heart, and say "peace, harmony, laughter, and love" to yourself. Do this for five minutes repeating the words slowly. They'll become positive affirmations, and are meant to help allow you to experience self-compassion, reminding you to not take everything so seriously, and perhaps even celebrate your accomplishments.


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In the Loop: Patient finds his 'new normal' after amputation
Randy Herlein was 51 when he traveled from his home in western Michigan to Rochester to receive treatment for a rare form of bone cancer. That treatment ultimately involved having his right leg amputated. And as he lay in a hospital bed at Mayo Clinic Hospital's Saint Marys campus one day after surgery, Randy struggled with where to go from there. "I started thinking, 'Now what am I going to do?'" Randy tells us. "'Everything that I do, everything that I want to do, requires two good legs. How is this going to work out?'"
A few days later, as he began his rehabilitation program, physical therapist Marlene Einertson helped Randy put his life into perspective. "She told me, 'Randy, you're going to find your new normal,'" he says. Before his cancer diagnosis in 2009, Randy's "normal" life was that of an outdoorsman. He hunted. He fished. He hiked. He wondered if any of that would be possible again. Read the rest of Randy's story.
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Q: __weak typeof(self) weakSelf = self OR __weak MyObject *weakSelf = self? What is preferable to use here and why?
__weak typeof(self) weakSelf = self;

or
__weak MyObject *weakSelf = self;

Obviously, __weak id weakSelf = self; would be the least desirable, as we would not get type checking, is that correct?
However, between the first two... which is desirable and why?
Also, any reason to use __typeof instead of typeof, if clang supports using typeof?

A: I've recently starting writing it like this:
__typeof(self) __weak weakSelf = self;

Using the __typeof version lets you use a code snippet so it's way faster, and will also be consistent throughout your code.
This isn't the common form, as most people put the __weak variable qualifier at the beginning, but according to the docs here: https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/releasenotes/ObjectiveC/RN-TransitioningToARC/Introduction/Introduction.html the variable qualifier goes after the type.
Once inside the block, I use:
__typeof(weakSelf) __strong strongSelf = weakSelf;
if (!strongSelf) return;

to obtain a strong reference again.
Both of those are code snippets so I don't actually do much typing, or have to remember the exact syntax.

A: The first is more convenient, because the code is the same regardless of class. You can use an Xcode code snippet to insert the typeof-using line of code with fewer keystrokes. You also have less work to do if you change the name of your class.
I don't know of any downside to using the typeof-version except maybe that it's a little harder to understand.
If you use __typeof__ instead of typeof, your code will compile regardless of the compiler's dialect setting.

A: As you probably know __typeof__() "expands" to the concrete type of the argument. If the argument is self and the concrete type of self is MyObject (that is your case), it is simply the same.
So the first form has simply another indirection with the usual advantage and disadvantage of indirections:

*

*The indirected form is more flexibel, because the indirection follows changes.

*The indirected form is less readable, because the the reader has to understand the indirection in his mind.
Personally I would prefer the second form. But more important: Personally I would prefer to waste my time for more important questions. ;-)
Would you write:
__typeof__(self) copy = [self copy];

I wouldn't.

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VTEX and Shopify are two of the most popular eCommerce platforms. I will explain some of the differences between one and other. At MagmaLabs we use both, so we have to be very objective when it comes to defining which platform will be used in each of our client's projects.
On the one hand, VTEX has been growing exponentially in LATAM and some other countries like USA, Portugal, and England. VTEX is a platform oriented to medium and big size companies. VTEX can fit any strategy and market segment. it is sufficiently robust to help any business grow. Recently, VTEX was named as a "Niche Player" at the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Digital Commerce Providers in a very competitive position in comparison with other niche players. On the other side, Shopify has been extremely well positioned for some years now. It provides ease and simplicity when creating a store, this is why it is the startups' favorite platform. Shopify is on Gartner Magic Quadrant too, in a "Niche Player" position just behind VTEX considering vision completeness.
One of the most important things about an eCommerce is the customer experience throughout the entire shopping process, especially during the checkout.
VTEX owns a globally patented checkout called SmartCheckout, a one-click-buy without password process that is used to increase up to 30% the conversion rate because every repurchase uses the data stored from the first purchase.
Also, VTEX is the only commerce platform PCI Certified; this implies an outstanding security level for data security and payment transaction.
By its side, Shopify is including PCI solutions that allow you to increase the conversion rate of your store. If you need some kind of customization, we must wait for Shopify to develop it. Some of the disadvantages of Shopify is that if you do not have the premium version, the URL checkout will be "shopifycheckout.com" which can cause confusion to the client and directly affect the conversion rate.
VTEX is an API based platform that allows the merchant to interconnect the eCommerce to any backoffice systems like ERPs, WMSs, Chats, Marketing Automation Platforms and even in-house built backoffice systems. All the APIs are public and can be found at https://help.vtex.com/.
In the case of Shopify they have API's public too, the only difference is the API architecture. In Shopify you need to learn more about the application. You should keep in mind that developing plugin solutions to make integrations with client's systems is more expensive.
VTEX has a very flexible CMS (Content Management System) module where you can watch the whole structure of your site like: the header, footer, main content, not found page, product list, product detail page, etc., or just add your custom view. Another good thing about VTEX is that it allows you to build fully customizable templates and it is not limited to a single template. You can develop tools that help you grow your sales.
Also, VTEX has a Catalog Module where you can manage all products, see their SKUs' lists, all the specifications, and even add images to SKUs. It's possible to set different prices and inventories for any given SKU; this implies a more flexible way to manage your online store.
Shopify has fully customizable templates provided for free to use with your account, or if you want you can build your own. For a reasonable price, you can use a flexible layout of dynamic content via Liquid templating language. Also, you can add, edit and list all products with a drag and drop system.
The OMS (Order Management System) Module on VTEX allows you to see and manage all orders; you can even filter these orders by date of delivery, invoice, channels, by status, etc.
Inside of each order, you have the Order Flow where you can interact with the order process; furthermore, it shows a timeline for checking all movements with detail, you can communicate with your clients through this module, and view all messages.
In Shopify OMS Module you can track payment orders and shipping status with detailed reports, it allows customized filtering, exporting orders in CSV format, and sending real-time notifications using WebHooks.
VTEX has a module called Rates and Benefits, where all coupons and promotions can be added. They have pre-defined promotions like regular price, buy together, more for less, progressive discount and buy and get; you can also go to the pricing module where you can modify all product prices and use the Psychological Price, and establish rules for pricing.
On the other hand, the CMS of Shopify can create coupon codes for percentage or a specific fixed amount off, free shipping, etc. You can enter comparison prices to indicate sales or to set you apart from the competition. Shopify's blog and "Guru" coaches provide tips and tricks to get more sales.
This was just a brief comparison between two powerful platforms, so you can choose the correct option for you keeping in mind these important points for any eCommerce platform. If you wish to talk more in-depth about your project and which of these two platforms would work best for you.
We will be glad to help you to find the best option for you!


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We have heard people say "I found God", but truth is, He was never lost. But we still found Him in a sense because we weren't looking for Him in the first place. Kinda like realizing we lost our car keys. But actually, they were never lost until we needed them. They were right where they were before we forgot where we left them. They weren't lost, our ability to find them was. We just went about our business with no keys on our thoughts until we needed them. To us though, they were lost. From the keys point of view, (yes I'm stretching pretty far here) they were wondering why we didn't just come right to them.
So the real question I want to ask, "is God finding us?" I'm sure most of us have played hide-and-seek before, and kept changing our hiding spot to make it harder for the person seeking us. The only difference is we can't hide from God or outsmart Him. So yes, He can find us, but "does He want to is the deeper, more thought provoking question?" The Bible says the Father seeks those who worship Him in spirit and in truth. He's seeks because He enjoys our praises. Our thankfulness. Our gratitude. Our desire to know Him more. He senses our spirit crying out for His and knows there is no fake facade, but a genuine outpouring of us worshiping Him. And believe me, we know when He finds us. We feel His Glory, His peace, His joy… healing… deliverance… comfort… (you can add your own here). There is a connection made like no other when He finds us.


Directed by James McTeigue, starring Natalie Portman, Hugo Weaving, Stephen Rea, Stephen Fry, Tim Piggott-Smith and John Hurt.
As summer draws nearer, it's only right that we should face into another blockbuster season with an example of how it should be done. Of how a big-budget film can appeal to the heart, the head and, well, the soul. And once you've seen this every event movie from May to September will seem that little bit duller.
Films set in A Shadowy Future have many fans, but what's onscreen is sometimes so pofaced, self-conscious and in thrall to technology that others would prefer to watch any film about any era rather than sit through one involving robots, totalitarian regimes or society in shreds. This, however, is different: the acting is first class, it isn't creaking under the weight of special effects and the plot is so timely that you'll get a chill watching it.
Adapted from Alan Moore's much cherished-graphic novel, 'V for Vendetta' presents us with a London existing under a dictatorship. Following a series of massive terrorist attacks, Chancellor Sutler (Hurt) has risen to power; the public has been conditioned to live in a constant state of fear - of the powers that be, each other and extremist threats - and civil rights for citizens have disappeared completely.
Among them is Evey Hammond (Portman), a young assistant at the sole, Government-run TV channel, who makes the mistake of being out after curfew. Accosted by secret policemen with more than law and order on their minds, she is saved by a mysterious masked stranger called V (Weaving) who persuades her to accompany him on his night-time foray and then lets her watch as he blows up one of the city's landmarks.
With surveillance cameras everywhere, Evey is linked to the 'attack' and the police, led by Chief Inspector Finch (Rea) come looking for her at work. But V is also a surprise guest at the TV station to put the next stage of his master plan in place. He saves Evey and brings her to his hideout where she begins to discover that she, and millions of others, are living a lie.
'Matrix' duo Larry and Andy Wachowski were responsible for two of the most pofaced, self-conscious and in thrall to technology sequels ever, but their script for 'V for Vendetta' is excellent and together with debutant director James McTeigue (their assistant director on 'The Matrix' movies) they've created a film brimming with anger and suspense. The longer you watch and the more you think about it, the stronger the controversial storyline (bombs on tube trains, killer viruses, references to renditions) resonates and the less far-fetched elements of it become.
The masterstroke here is that the film works as a political thriller, adventure and social commentary and it deserves to be seen by audiences who would otherwise avoid any/all of the three. And the casting is perfect, with Portman yet again showing her range, Weaving brilliant behind the mask, Rea getting a key role as the cop who wakes up from his slumber and Hurt subverting one of his best-known performances as the victim in '1984' by playing the aggressor here.
Long after many blockbusters of this and other summers are forgotten about 'V for Vendetta' will continue to find an audience, becoming a cult favourite whose reputation will only be enhanced with age. You're guaranteed to feel more suspicious and critical of the world by the end of it - but you'll probably feel all the better for it.