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g-f(2)82 THE BIG PICTURE OF THE DIGITAL AGE, MIT TASK FORCE ON THE WORK OF THE FUTURE, AI Today, and the General Intelligence of Work.
Most of the AI deployed today, while novel and impressive, still falls under a category of "specialized AI."
Artificial general intelligence (AGI), the idea of a truly artificial human-like brain, remains a topic of deep research interest but a goal that experts agree is far in the future.
The ability to adapt to entirely novel situations is still an enormous challenge for AI and robotics, a key reason for companies' continued reliance on human workers for a variety of tasks.
From a work perspective, these technologies tend to be task oriented, that is they execute limited sets of tasks, more than the full set of activities comprising an occupation.
g-f(2)111 THE BIG PICTURE OF THE DIGITAL AGE, HBR, Why Is It So Hard to Become a Data-Driven Company?
Findings from this year's survey suggest that even with record levels of committed investment, firms are continuing to struggle to derive value from their Big Data and AI investments and to become data-driven organizations.
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g-f(2)65 THE BIG PICTURE OF THE DIGITAL AGE: IDC, Worldwide Spending on Artificial Intelligence Is Expected to Double in Four Years, Reaching $110 Billion in 2024
Global spending on artificial intelligence (AI) is forecast to double over the next four years, growing from $50.1 billion in 2020 to more than $110 billion in 2024.
According to IDC Worldwide Artificial Intelligence Spending Guide, spending on AI systems will accelerate over the next several years as organizations deploy artificial intelligence as part of their digital transformation efforts and to remain competitive in the digital economy.
g-f(1)10 Companies obtain significant financial benefits from AI when the strategic focus is organizational learning, not just machine learning
Only 10% of companies obtain significant financial benefits from artificial intelligence technologies.
Research shows that these companies intentionally change processes, broadly and deeply, to facilitate organizational learning with AI.
Better organizational learning enables them to act precisely when sensing opportunity and to adapt quickly when conditions change.
Their strategic focus is organizational learning, not just machine learning.
g-f(1)21 Successful Digital Transformation Projects at Repsol: Continuous Learning with AI
Repsol, a global energy and utility company based in Spain has successfully implemented more than 190 digital transformation projects.
Seventy percent of them incorporate artificial intelligence in some way. Repsol does more than teach machines how to drill, blend, and serve.
In effect, Repsol changed its processes to continuously learn with AI.
Process improvements beget new behaviors and new human knowledge, which is then fed back to machines.
For the third consecutive year, investment in data and AI initiatives has been nearly universal, with 99.0% of firms reporting investment in data and AI according to findings from a newly released executive survey from NewVantage Partners.
g-f(2)132 THE BIG PICTURE OF THE DIGITAL AGE, MIT SMR, Progress Toward the Intelligent Enterprise.
To deliver on the promise of AI, leaders must focus their efforts on improving their organization's culture and decision-making capabilities.
It's easy to do AI wrong, and it's very hard to do it right.
The organizations that are making the most significant progress on the path toward the intelligent enterprise are the ones that treat the project as a complex systems engineering problem — one that focuses more on adapting the corporate culture than it does on the technology itself.
g-f(2)93 THE BIG PICTURE OF THE DIGITAL AGE, Forbes, Understanding The Value Of Artificial Intelligence Solutions In Your Business.
AI should be viewed as part of the digital transformation journey of your organization and implemented only when it makes sense for the business goals that you are trying to achieve.
g-f(2)34 MIT SMR: Why Chief Data Officers (CDO) Must Assume Leadership for Data Success
Companies must ensure that the chief data officer (CDO) has the necessary tools and support for executing on his or her data vision.
g-f(2)4 Companies need to identify the type of talent they need in order to become data-driven
Whether people are called data scientists, quantitative analysts, or something else, these titles are still relatively new to companies.
It's not surprising that there is little consensus on their meaning. Over time, new titles will emerge that better describe the particular activities involved in a job; data engineer, for example, has already arisen to describe people who spend most of their time wrangling data.
Until more consensus is reached across our society, however, it's important for companies to emulate TD Bank and clearly identify the types of talent required to become data-driven and then acquire it, nurture it, and unleash it.
g-f(2)136 THE BIG PICTURE OF THE DIGITAL AGE, Forbes, 10 Ways AI And Machine Learning Are Improving Marketing In 2021.
70% of high-performance marketing teams claim they have a fully defined AI strategy versus 35% of their under-performing peer marketing team counterparts.
CMOs who lead high-performance marketing teams place a high value on continually learning and embracing a growth mindset.
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The registry idea is clearly a hit. We've gotten more comments on this posting than any other. Rather than respond to each individual comment (and since I clearly forgot some important details), I figured I would do another post with answers to the most common questions.
Who would administer the registry?
The intention right now is to have the Coalition for Usher Syndrome Research build and administer the database, though that could change. The Coalition is a 501(c)3 not for profit organization dedicated to supporting Usher syndrome research by engaging families in the process. The Coalition has a web site [www.usher-syndrome.org] (which is how many of you found this blog) and already maintains a database for the Usher Syndrome Family Network. The intention would be to hire staff and to engage volunteers to administer and promote the registry.
Why not use an existing registry from a larger institution with more resources?
There are a number of reasons. 1) There are few Usher specific institutions out there and none with any real size. That means that we would be lumped in with other conditions where the goals of Usher families might not always be the top priority. 2) Universities, hospitals, and fund raising organizations all compete at some level. While most try to be open in their sharing of critical data, that's not always the case. 3) Many of these larger institutions have a lot of rules governing the collection and sharing of data that might restrict or delay the availability of that data. We want to be quick and nimble. Remember, the goal here is to quicken the pace of research.
Who would 'own' the data and what entities would have access to this data?
The Coalition for Usher Syndrome Research is ultimately a family focused organization (6 of 11 board members either have Usher or have family members with Usher including, for purposes of full disclosure, me). The IRB would have a similar makeup. Usher families would determine the access to the data so Usher families would ultimately 'own' the data. As such, any legitimate researcher or support organization with a legitimate need would have access to the data. Of course, data sharing would have to meet HIPAA guidelines for confidentiality, but it's hard to imagine a scenario where any legitimate organization with a desire to advance research that would help Usher families would be denied access to the data by those same families.
Great idea. How can I help?
Volunteer to help with the design, testing, and quality assurance of the registry: When we begin building the system we'll need families with Usher to help with the user interface design, to test the ease of use, and to ensure that everything works as intended.
Volunteer to promote the registry: The key to the success of the registry is getting families involved. To capture the information of every family we first need to let every family know about its existence and explain its importance. That's going to take a lot of people spreading the word to make it happen.
Enter your data: Not just on day one, but going forward as well. We'll most likely have new questionnaires coming online over time. The more you tell us about yourself, the more it helps us learn about the progression of the disease.
Obviously that same e-mail works for volunteering as well, which, quite frankly is more important than the financial support.
Thanks to all those that submitted comments and keep them coming!


The purpose of The Bucky Pre-Health Volunteering Association (BVA) is to provide UW-Madison students with volunteering opportunities around Madison and internationally, and in the process, build a strong community of pre-health students with a passion for serving others. The Bucky Pre-Health Volunteering Association is a close-knit organization dedicated to bridging students to the areas that they have an interest in contributing to, whether that is through medical, educational, or social volunteering. We set ourselves apart as an organization through our focus on building a well-rounded pre-health student through service, education, research, leadership, mentorship and fellowship.


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Allison Hays Lane, is a curator and arts administrator, who has worked in the arts for over 30 years. In 2004, Ms. Hays Lane founded the OLANA GROUP, for arts consulting services and received her BA in Art History from Sarah Lawrence College, Bronxville, NY and her MS in Museum Education from Bank Street College, NYC. NY with graduate studies at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Ms. Hays Lane is a recipient of a 1988 National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship in Museum Administration and has worked at the Whitney Museum of American Art. Book and curatorial projects completed by the OLANA GROUP include work done for Artpace, San Antonio Museum of Art, the McNay Museum of Art, the San Antonio Public Library, and AVIART GROUP & HJW VITA NOVA.
In 2006, Hays Lane was hired to curate and publish a catalogue on a collection of vintage WWI prints and propaganda posters from the San Antonio Public Library, Texana Collection. Hays Lane served as the editor of the re-issued catalogue, curator and lecturer. The exhibition toured the United States from 2008-2012 and then in Germany, United Kingdom and France, 2017-2018 to celebrate the Centennial of the signing of the Armistice. In the 12 years of the project, over 250,000 students, and military and communities worldwide enjoyed this exhibition.
Allison Hays Lane was hired in 2015 by University Health System to be the Archivist & Art Program Manager. Projects just completed for University Health System include the Robert LM Hilliard Center, completion January 2018, ongoing art and design enhancements for over 25 pediatric and patient areas, the Centennial celebration programming for the Robert B. Green, 2017 and serving as a contributor to the upcoming Trinity University Press book, University Health System at 100: The Journey from Charity Hospital to Academic Medical Center, 2019.
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Philip provides financial support and advice to a full range of business entities from large organisations to small growing businesses. With over 25 years' experience he ensures business issues are solved quickly and efficiently.
He has a particular focus on UK parent and subsidiary companies of international groups. Providing practical advice and on the ground support to global organisations.
Philip has specialist expertise in business systems which he often brings to bear in his advisory work. His combination of business and technology skills means he is well positioned to help organisations streamline financial processes and save costs.
Philip heads up our accounting systems and services department. His team provide management reporting, accountancy services and support using cloud technology and online accounting.
Twinfield is a European market leader in online accounting and Goodman Jones were the first UK firm to introduce Twinfield, led by Philip.
He has spearheaded the firm's use of a range of innovative technologies internally and as a result Goodman Jones were winners of two Accountancy Age Awards.
Philip is invited as a speaker at various industry events and conferences focused on improving operations and delivering greater value.
Philip qualified as a Chartered Accountant in 1993 after completing a degree in Mathematics. He worked in an international firm before joining Goodman Jones in 1998 and became a Partner in 2001.
Goodman Jones not only understood the technology but by tapping into their understanding of international businesses we now have financial reporting that is clear, fast and accurate and sets us up for future growth.
Philip is a keen traveller and the places he has visited include Australia, Europe, North America, South America and South East Asia. At the slightest opportunity he packs his family off for a trip to the great outdoors.


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It's the start of the summer holidays, and with that it usually brings sun, sea and swimming pools so to look too cute for the pool, I love love love these brand new fun goggles from Bling2o.
Available in a wide range of cool designs, the goggles have just launched in the UK following a runaway success over in the US. They are a great accessory that are not just practical, but look amazing and will make any kids the envy of their friends.
I'm not sure I am cool (or young!) enough to rock these goggles, but I think that's often one of the fab things about having kids – you can have a little fun with them in a way that is probably more frowned upon for us as adults…although after a gin I may rethink some of the above!
Best suited to children from aged three, there are over 70 amazingly-colourful designs that have been intricately designed to break away from the norm. It's actually a pretty untapped market so I think it's great to have so much more choice with these.
There is just so much attention to detail with these goggles; you can't stop looking at them. Popular designs include Splash Lash, Donuts 4 U, Candy Hearts, Terrain Vehicles and Jawsome. Each pair is crafted in a slightly different shape such as hearts, cars, cat ears and butterflies and the design matches the theme of each pair with plenty of sparkly rhinestones, sprinkles, spikes and even some lashes!
Fortunately it's not all style over substance, you get a feel for whether something is good quality more often than not when you open it. The plastic is tough and supple, and the silicone head strap is thick and wide so there's no scrimping on the materials or quality of it. I have done some digging and for some assurance with a new name there's plenty to shout home about - the full range is latex and lead free so there's no nasties; they're UV resistant; and a nice one – anti-fog, so they live up to the more established brands easily and have been tested globally for the highest safety standards in accordance with children's swim products.
When you have goggles as standout as these, it really doesn't matter what the swimsuit looks like, they're such a great talking point and since my pair have been rocking them to the pool I have been inundated with friends asking where they were purchased.
The Bling2o range also extends to swim masks, snorkels and kickboards so take a look at their website for plenty more inspiration!
The Bling2o goggles are priced from £16.99 and are available from Fenwicks, Harvey Nichols, Paperchase and independent stores.


(0:08) Nick Foles rush up the middle for a loss of 1 yard to the Phi22.
(0:18) Riley Dixon punts for 51 yards to Phi18. Kenjon Barner return for 5 yards to Phi23. Tackled by Andy Janovich.
(1:24) Penalty: Delay of Game on Denver (Riley Dixon) -5 yards.
(1:24) Brock Osweiler pass to the left to Jamaal Charles for 1 yard to the Den36. Tackled by Najee Goode.
(1:29) Brock Osweiler incomplete pass to the left intended for Isaiah McKenzie. Penalty: Unnecessary Roughness on Denver (Garett Bolles) -15 yards.
(1:33) Brock Osweiler incomplete pass to the left intended for Bennie Fowler defensed by Rasul Douglas.
(1:38) Brock Osweiler pass to the right to Isaiah McKenzie for 14 yards to the Den50.
(1:42) Brock Osweiler incomplete pass to the left intended for Cody Latimer.
(1:46) Wendell Smallwood rush to the right for a loss of 3 yards to the Den35. Tackled by Will Parks.
(1:53) Wendell Smallwood rush to the left for no gain to the Den32. Tackled by Shelby Harris.
(2:00) Wendell Smallwood rush up the middle for no gain to the Den32. Tackled by Adam Gotsis.
(2:09) Wendell Smallwood rush to the left for 2 yards to the Den32. Tackled by Adam Gotsis.
(2:55) Wendell Smallwood rush to the left for 26 yards to the Den34. Tackled by Justin Simmons.
(3:02) Riley Dixon punts for 47 yards to Phi40. No return.
(3:07) Brock Osweiler incomplete pass to the right intended for Bennie Fowler.
(3:12) Brock Osweiler incomplete pass to the right intended for Jeff Heuerman.
(3:46) Brock Osweiler pass to the left to Devontae Booker for a loss of 2 yards to the Den13. Tackled by Kamu Grugier-Hill.
(4:14) Devontae Booker rush to the left for 4 yards to the Den15. Tackled by Corey Graham.
(4:40) Brock Osweiler pass to the left to Demaryius Thomas for 6 yards to the Den11. Tackled by Dexter McDougle.
(4:44) Jake Elliott kicks off to the Den-4. Devontae Booker return for 14 yards to Den10. Tackled by Kamu Grugier-Hill. Penalty: Illegal Block on Denver (Will Parks) -5 yards.
(4:44) Jake Elliott extra point is good.
(4:49) Corey Clement rush up the middle for 4 yards for a TOUCHDOWN.
(5:34) Nick Foles pass to the right to Nelson Agholor for 35 yards to the Den4. Tackled by Chris Harris Jr..
(6:21) Corey Clement rush to the left for 5 yards to the Den39. Tackled by Bradley Roby.
(7:04) Corey Clement rush to the left for a loss of 2 yards to the Den44. Tackled by Zaire Anderson.
(7:28) Penalty: Offside on Denver (Von Miller) 5 yards.
(8:07) Corey Clement rush to the right for 1 yard to the Den47. Tackled by Von Miller.
(8:09) Brandon McManus onside kickoff to the Den48. Onside kick recovered by receiving team by Trey Burton.
(8:09) Brandon McManus extra point is good.
(8:17) Nick Foles sacked at Phi19 for a loss of 8 yards by Von Miller. FUMBLE, recovered by Den (Brandon Marshall) and returned for 19 yards for a TOUCHDOWN.
(8:58) Corey Clement rush to the right for a loss of 3 yards to the Phi27. Tackled by Von Miller.
(9:41) Corey Clement rush up the middle for 7 yards to the Phi30. Tackled by Brandon Marshall.
(9:45) Brandon McManus kicks off to the Phi15. Kenjon Barner return for 8 yards to Phi23. Tackled by Devontae Booker.
(9:45) Brandon McManus extra point is good.
(9:49) Brock Osweiler pass to the left to Demaryius Thomas for 1 yard for a TOUCHDOWN.
(9:55) Brock Osweiler incomplete pass to the right.
(10:36) Jamaal Charles rush to the left for 1 yard to the Phi1. Tackled by Mychal Kendricks.
(11:14) Brock Osweiler pass to the left to Demaryius Thomas for 9 yards to the Phi2. Tackled by Corey Graham.
(11:59) Brock Osweiler pass to the left to Jamaal Charles for 11 yards to the Phi11. Tackled by Corey Graham.
(12:24) Penalty: Delay of Game on Denver (Brock Osweiler) -5 yards.
(13:12) Brock Osweiler sacked at Phi17 for a loss of 3 yards by Nigel Bradham.
(13:48) Jamaal Charles rush up the middle for 1 yard to the Phi14. Tackled by Mychal Kendricks.
(14:32) Brock Osweiler pass to the left to Jamaal Charles for 6 yards to the Phi15. Tackled by Mychal Kendricks and Nigel Bradham.
(15:00) Penalty: Offside on Philadelphia (Fletcher Cox) 5 yards.
(0:16) Brock Osweiler pass to the left to Cody Latimer for 32 yards to the Phi26. Tackled by Rasul Douglas.
(1:00) Brock Osweiler pass to the middle to A.J. Derby for 11 yards to the Den42. Tackled by Nigel Bradham.
(1:42) Brock Osweiler sacked at Den31 for a loss of 6 yards by Chris Long. FUMBLE, recovered by Den (Matt Paradis).
(2:27) Brock Osweiler pass to the right to Devontae Booker for 11 yards to the Den37. Tackled by Destiny Vaeao.
(3:00) Devontae Booker rush to the right for 1 yard to the Den26. Tackled by Derek Barnett.
(3:00) Jake Elliott kicks off to the endzone. Touchback.
(3:00) Jake Elliott extra point is NO GOOD.
(3:05) Carson Wentz pass to the right to Alshon Jeffery for 4 yards for a TOUCHDOWN.
(3:47) LeGarrette Blount rush to the left for 2 yards to the Den4. Tackled by Derek Wolfe and Adam Gotsis.
(4:25) LeGarrette Blount rush up the middle for 5 yards to the Den6. Tackled by Derek Wolfe.
(4:41) Brock Osweiler pass intended for Demaryius Thomas INTERCEPTED by Rodney McLeod and returned for 50 yards. Tackled by Garett Bolles.
(5:18) C.J. Anderson rush to the right for a loss of 1 yard to the Den25. Tackled by Fletcher Cox.
(5:32) Donnie Jones punts for 55 yards to Den26. No return.
(6:08) Carson Wentz sacked at Phi19 for a loss of 4 yards by Brandon Marshall.
(6:14) Carson Wentz incomplete pass to the left intended for Torrey Smith.
(6:19) Carson Wentz incomplete pass to the right intended for Marcus Johnson.
(6:30) Riley Dixon punts for 52 yards to Phi15. Kenjon Barner return for 8 yards to Phi23. Tackled by Andy Janovich and Justin Simmons.
(6:35) Brock Osweiler incomplete pass to the left intended for A.J. Derby defensed by Malcolm Jenkins.
(7:17) C.J. Anderson rush to the left for 3 yards to the Den33. Tackled by Brandon Graham and Joe Walker.
(7:26) Brock Osweiler incomplete pass to the right intended for Devontae Booker defensed by Mychal Kendricks.
(7:32) Jake Elliott kicks off to the Den7. Devontae Booker return for 23 yards to Den30. Tackled by Malcolm Jenkins.
(7:32) Jake Elliott extra point is good.
(7:37) Corey Clement rush to the right for 2 yards for a TOUCHDOWN.
(8:21) Carson Wentz pass to the right to Nelson Agholor for 1 yard to the Den2. Tackled by Chris Harris Jr..
(9:08) Carson Wentz rush to the left for 7 yards to the Den3. Tackled by Justin Simmons.
(9:52) Jay Ajayi rush to the right for a loss of 3 yards to the Den10. Tackled by Von Miller.
(10:37) Jay Ajayi rush to the right for 5 yards to the Den7. Tackled by Shaquil Barrett.
(11:20) LeGarrette Blount rush up the middle for 10 yards to the Den12. Tackled by Zaire Anderson.
(11:54) Jay Ajayi rush up the middle for 6 yards to the Den22. Tackled by Shelby Harris.
(12:39) Carson Wentz pass to the right to Alshon Jeffery for 17 yards to the Den28. Tackled by Brandon Marshall.
(12:45) Carson Wentz incomplete pass to the right intended for Alshon Jeffery.
(13:29) Carson Wentz rush up the middle for 1 yard to the Den45. Tackled by Domata Peko.
(13:59) LeGarrette Blount rush to the right for no gain to the Den46. Tackled by Von Miller.
(14:32) LeGarrette Blount rush to the right for 9 yards to the Den46. Tackled by Brandon Marshall and Zaire Anderson.
(14:55) Corey Clement rush to the right for 28 yards to the Den49. Tackled by Aqib Talib. Penalty: Holding on Philadelphia (Alshon Jeffery) -10 yards.
(15:00) Brandon McManus kicks off to the Phi-2. Kenjon Barner return for 25 yards to Phi23. Tackled by Jamal Carter Sr..
(0:04) Carson Wentz incomplete pass to the right intended for Alshon Jeffery.
(0:06) Carson Wentz pass to the left to Alshon Jeffery for 5 yards to the Phi49.
(0:10) Carson Wentz incomplete pass to the left intended for Nelson Agholor.
(0:15) Carson Wentz incomplete pass to the left intended for Alshon Jeffery.
(0:19) Carson Wentz pass to the left to Alshon Jeffery for 12 yards to the Phi44.
(0:48) Corey Clement rush to the left for 6 yards to the Phi32. Tackled by Derek Wolfe.
(1:00) Riley Dixon punts for 49 yards to Phi37. Kenjon Barner - no return. Tackled by Justin Simmons. Penalty: Illegal Block on Philadelphia (Kamu Grugier-Hill) -10 yards.
(1:03) Brock Osweiler incomplete pass to the right intended for Demaryius Thomas.
(1:09) Brock Osweiler sacked at Den14 for a loss of 8 yards by Vinny Curry.
(1:15) Brock Osweiler incomplete pass to the right intended for C.J. Anderson defensed by Mychal Kendricks.
(1:20) Jake Elliott kicks off to the Den-3. Devontae Booker return for 25 yards to Den22. Tackled by Kamu Grugier-Hill.
(1:20) Jake Elliott extra point is good.
(1:28) Jay Ajayi rush to the left for 46 yards for a TOUCHDOWN.
(2:00) Jay Ajayi rush up the middle for 14 yards to the Den46. Tackled by Bradley Roby.
(2:10) Penalty: Offside on Denver (Von Miller) 5 yards.
(2:40) Jay Ajayi rush up the middle for 2 yards to the Phi35. Tackled by Shane Ray.
(3:03) Carson Wentz pass to the left to Mack Hollins for 8 yards to the Phi33. Tackled by Bradley Roby.
(3:03) Brandon McManus kicks off to the endzone. Touchback.
(3:05) Brandon McManus 24 yard field goal attempt is GOOD. Holder: Riley Dixon.
(3:10) Brock Osweiler incomplete pass to the right intended for Emmanuel Sanders.
(3:53) C.J. Anderson rush to the left for a loss of 2 yards to the Phi6. Tackled by Jaylen Watkins.
(4:33) C.J. Anderson rush up the middle for 1 yard to the Phi4. Tackled by Brandon Graham.
(5:12) Brock Osweiler pass to the right to Demaryius Thomas for 12 yards to the Phi5. Tackled by Nigel Bradham.
(5:17) Brock Osweiler incomplete pass to the left intended for A.J. Derby.
(5:54) Devontae Booker rush to the left for 4 yards to the Phi17. Tackled by Derek Barnett.
(6:37) Brock Osweiler pass to the left to Emmanuel Sanders for 30 yards to the Phi21. Tackled by Joe Walker.
(7:20) Brock Osweiler pass to the right to Demaryius Thomas for 10 yards to the Den49. Tackled by Malcolm Jenkins.
(8:02) Devontae Booker rush up the middle for 4 yards to the Den39. Tackled by Brandon Graham and Malcolm Jenkins.
(8:40) Brock Osweiler pass to the right to Demaryius Thomas for 10 yards to the Den35. Tackled by Rodney McLeod and Mychal Kendricks.
(9:15) Jamaal Charles rush to the right for no gain to the Den25. Tackled by Brandon Graham.
(9:15) Jake Elliott kicks off to the endzone. Touchback.
(9:15) Jake Elliott extra point is good.
(9:21) Carson Wentz pass to the left to Trey Burton for 27 yards for a TOUCHDOWN.
(9:26) Penalty: Roughing Passer on Denver (Zach Kerr) 15 yards.
(10:01) Carson Wentz pass to the right to Brent Celek for 15 yards to the Den42. Tackled by Shaquil Barrett.
(10:44) Corey Clement rush up the middle for a loss of 1 yard to the Phi43. Tackled by Will Parks and Derek Wolfe.
(10:57) Carson Wentz pass to the left to Alshon Jeffery for 14 yards to the Phi44. Tackled by Bradley Roby.
(10:57) Penalty: Offside on Denver (Shane Ray) 5 yards.
(11:02) Carson Wentz incomplete pass to the left intended for Alshon Jeffery defensed by Chris Harris Jr..
(11:05) Carson Wentz incomplete pass to the right intended for Nelson Agholor defensed by Shelby Harris.
(11:05) Brandon McManus kicks off to the endzone. Touchback.
(11:10) Brandon McManus 53 yard field goal attempt is GOOD. Holder: Riley Dixon.
(11:18) Brock Osweiler incomplete pass to the left intended for Emmanuel Sanders defensed by Malcolm Jenkins.
(12:00) Brock Osweiler pass to the left to Demaryius Thomas for 8 yards to the Phi35. Tackled by Patrick Robinson.
(12:05) Brock Osweiler incomplete pass to the right intended for Demaryius Thomas.
(12:21) Donnie Jones punts for 53 yards to Den13. Isaiah McKenzie return for 44 yards to Phi43. Tackled by Corey Graham.
(12:52) LeGarrette Blount rush to the right for 2 yards to the Phi34. Tackled by Brandon Marshall.
(13:35) Jay Ajayi rush to the right for 1 yard to the Phi32. Tackled by Von Miller.
(14:16) Jay Ajayi rush to the left for 6 yards to the Phi31. Tackled by Von Miller.
(14:26) Riley Dixon punts for 55 yards to Phi18. Kenjon Barner return for 7 yards to Phi25. Tackled by Cody Latimer.
(14:33) Brock Osweiler incomplete pass to the middle intended for Isaiah McKenzie defensed by Corey Graham.
(15:00) Penalty: Holding on Denver (Ronald Leary) -10 yards.
(0:04) Devontae Booker rush to the left for a loss of 1 yard to the Den37. Tackled by Beau Allen.
(0:47) Devontae Booker rush to the right for 9 yards to the Den38. Tackled by Destiny Vaeao.
(0:53) Jake Elliott kicks off to the Den4. Devontae Booker return for 25 yards to Den29. Tackled by Nathan Gerry.
(0:53) Jake Elliott extra point is good.
(0:59) Carson Wentz pass to the middle to Corey Clement for 15 yards for a TOUCHDOWN.
(1:41) Corey Clement rush up the middle for no gain to the Den15. Tackled by Will Parks.
(1:44) Carson Wentz incomplete pass to the right intended for Trey Burton.
(1:53) Brock Osweiler pass intended for Demaryius Thomas INTERCEPTED by Patrick Robinson and returned for 17 yards.
(1:53) Jake Elliott kicks off to the endzone. Touchback.
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(2:04) Carson Wentz incomplete pass to the left intended for Alshon Jeffery defensed by Bradley Roby.
(2:47) LeGarrette Blount rush to the right for 3 yards to the Den27. Tackled by Von Miller.
(2:52) Carson Wentz incomplete pass to the right intended for Trey Burton.
(3:34) Carson Wentz pass to the right to Brent Celek for 15 yards to the Den30. Tackled by Brandon Marshall.
(4:07) Carson Wentz pass to the right to Torrey Smith for 11 yards to the Den45. Tackled by Aqib Talib.
(4:15) Riley Dixon punts for 48 yards to Phi42. Kenjon Barner return for 2 yards to Phi44. Tackled by Justin Simmons.
(4:52) Brock Osweiler pass to the left to Jamaal Charles for 5 yards to the Den10. Tackled by Chris Long.
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(5:49) Jamaal Charles rush to the left for a loss of 1 yard to the Den10. Tackled by Brandon Graham.
(6:10) C.J. Anderson rush to the left for a loss of 2 yards to the Den11. Tackled by Vinny Curry.
(6:25) Penalty: Offside on Philadelphia (Timmy Jernigan) 5 yards.
(6:34) Jake Elliott kicks off to the Den-2. Devontae Booker return for 19 yards to Den17. Tackled by Rodney McLeod. Penalty: Illegal Block on Denver (Kevin Snyder) -9 yards.
(6:34) Jake Elliott extra point is good.
(6:40) Carson Wentz pass to the right to Alshon Jeffery for 32 yards for a TOUCHDOWN.
(6:46) Penalty: Holding on Denver (Aqib Talib) 5 yards.
(7:32) LeGarrette Blount rush to the right for 5 yards to the Den37. Tackled by Zaire Anderson.
(8:10) Corey Clement rush to the right for 4 yards to the Den42. Tackled by Shelby Harris.
(8:24) Penalty: Offside on Denver (Shane Ray) 5 yards.
(9:06) Carson Wentz pass to the left to Brent Celek for 9 yards to the Phi49. Tackled by Zaire Anderson.
(9:45) Carson Wentz pass to the left to Trey Burton for 14 yards to the Phi40. Tackled by Bradley Roby.
(10:32) LeGarrette Blount rush up the middle for 1 yard to the Phi26. Tackled by Domata Peko.
(10:35) Carson Wentz incomplete pass to the left intended for Brent Celek defensed by Brandon Marshall.
(10:35) Brandon McManus kicks off to the endzone. Touchback.
(10:40) Brandon McManus 52 yard field goal attempt is GOOD. Holder: Riley Dixon.
(10:44) Brock Osweiler incomplete pass to the right intended for Emmanuel Sanders defensed by Patrick Robinson.
(10:49) Brock Osweiler incomplete pass to the left intended for Emmanuel Sanders defensed by Rasul Douglas.
(11:14) Penalty: Holding on Denver (Garett Bolles) -11 yards.
(11:52) C.J. Anderson rush to the left for 4 yards to the Phi23. Tackled by Rasul Douglas.
(12:33) Brock Osweiler pass to the left to Cody Latimer for 19 yards to the Phi27. Tackled by Patrick Robinson.
(13:17) C.J. Anderson rush up the middle for 3 yards to the Phi46. Tackled by Chris Long.
(13:21) Penalty: Holding on Philadelphia (Jalen Mills) 5 yards.
(13:59) C.J. Anderson rush up the middle for 3 yards to the Den46. Tackled by Timmy Jernigan.
(14:28) C.J. Anderson rush to the right for 4 yards to the Den43. Tackled by Fletcher Cox.
(15:00) Brock Osweiler pass to the right to Demaryius Thomas for 14 yards to the Den39. Tackled by Jalen Mills.
(15:00) Jake Elliott kicks off to the endzone. Touchback.


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However, apcu_bc doesn't seem to fully support PHP 7. There's a beta version of apcu_bc that claims to support PHP 7, but I can't build it on my server. After a bit of searching, it seems like lots of people are having the same issue.
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He's the author of six poetry collections and two novels and was poetry editor for Page Seventeen from issues 8-10. He also moderates online renku group Issa's Snail.
He teaches English, Media Studies and Music Production, has played in a metal band, worked in an art gallery and slaved away at music retail. Aside from reading and writing, Ashley loves volleyball and Studio Ghibli – and Magnum PI, easily one of the greatest television shows ever made.
His first collection of poetry pollen and the storm was published with the assistance of Small Change Press in 2008, and his second collection Stepping Over Seasons (2009) is available from Interactive Press. A haiku chapbook Orion Tips the Saucepan was published by Picaro Press in 2010. His most recent releases include poetry collections between giants and old stone available through Ginninderra Press.
Between 2002 and 2006 he co-edited small print magazine Egg (Poetry) and was involved with several online publications after – holland1945 a journal of image and text, and kipple, a simple poetry blog. In addition to this, he moderates collaborative renku site Issa's Snail and collaborative verse site The Poetry Slave. Ashley was also poetry editor for Page Seventeen across issues 8 – 11.
His personal highlight for 2011 was performing at the Queensland Poetry Festival – details can be found scattered around his blog and even somewhere tucked away among the trivia and pirated music on youtube. A little while back his work has appeared in Best Australian Poems 2012 something which thrilled and surprised him.
In 2014, Ashley's first novel, City of Masks, will be released through Snapping Turtle Books. You can read more about it here. He also released a contemporary fantasy/magic-realism novel The Fairy Wren.
Ashley occasionally dabbles in film and music and finds himself constantly awed by the simple beauty of haiku.
Can you give me examples of 80's cartoon shows?
Yeah! Sure can, Gabrielle! Classic stuff like 'Astro Boy' with all the ethical questions about what it is to be human, and the well-meaning 'moral of the story' from He-Man – good stuff like that! 🙂 What else…some of these may actually have been re-runs in the 90s too, but 'Voltron' was another childhood fav – wait, one more – and this was 90s (but early) the Tintin cartoon series. Pretty nerdy of me, huh?
Nerdy is the new cool – didn't you know. You must be younger than me. I wrote a poem called Cartoon Life and later I realised that they were all the older type cartoons. It's on my blog in the poetry section. Love Tintin (but the books – I haven't seen the movies) and Astro Boy is cool.
Yes! The comics are amazing – I've been raiding old school libraries for copies that no-one hires out anymore! The TV series was quite good – only 1 or 2 seasons, a joint project between Canada and someone else I think. Jumping over to check the cartoon poem now!
I've got the whole tintin collection – from when I was a kid – my Dad used to buy us (there was 4 of us kids) one each birthday and Christmas. I didn't know about the tv series.
I'm very jealous! I've only 2 at the moment – both the moon ones with a 'making of' added in, all combined into a nice hardback.
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LGBT Rights Activists Join Protest Rally in Tbilisi
05/14/2018 | Interfax Ukraine
The LGBT community rights activists have jointed the protest rally of thousands caused by a police operation to detain drug dealers in night clubs and taking place on Tbilisi's Rustaveli Avenue. Speaking at the rally, representatives of the Equality Movement public organization, which was seeking to hold an action in Tbilisi on the occasion of the International Day against Homophobia on May 17, said that from now on, they are ceasing all negotiations with the Interior Ministry regarding the approval of the site and time of the event. During the special operation in night clubs, policemen verbally abused members of the LGBT community, they said. "Taking into consideration that they insulted us yesterday, we are not going to continue negotiations with the Interior Ministry," a representative of the Equality Movement said.
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Anti-Science Label Turns on its Creators
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On this episode of ID the Future, David Klinghoffer discusses the term antiscience — and how it's now used by those on both sides of disagreements on scientific issues. Klinghoffer suggests that we discard the label.
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David Klinghoffer is a Senior Fellow at Discovery Institute and the editor of Evolution News & Science Today, the daily voice of Discovery Institute's Center for Science & Culture, reporting on intelligent design, evolution, and the intersection of science and culture. Klinghoffer is also the author of six books, a former senior editor and literary editor at National Review magazine, and has written for the Los Angeles Times, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Seattle Times, Commentary, and other publications. Born in Santa Monica, California, he graduated from Brown University in 1987 with an A.B. magna cum laude in comparative literature and religious studies. David lives near Seattle, Washington, with his wife and children.
Nature's "Evolutionary Gems": Microevolution Meets... Microevolution
On this episode of ID the Future, Casey Luskin continues his examination of Nature's "15 Evolutionary Gems" packet, going through the literature on small-scale, micro-evolutionary changes — and how they fail to account for larger, macro-evolutionary changes. Listen in as Luskin discusses changes …
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On this episode of ID the Future, Sarah Chaffee discusses several recent articles on the 2008 Louisiana Science Education Act (LSEA). She clarifies several misconceptions surrounding the LSEA, and highlights the benefits of the …


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22877. HWH-ERS ANTYODAYA EXP TRAIN FROM HOWRAH TO ERNAKULAM RUNS SATURDAY
22877 Hwh-ers Antyodaya Exp train from Howrah to Ernakulam runs on Saturday, covering 2289 kms in 37 hours & 30 minutes, running at a speed of 63.67 km/hr, making 22 stoppages of 93 minutes in total.
2289 kms, 3 d
37:30 hrs, 63.67 km/hr
HWH-ERS ANTYODAYA EXP TIMETABLE
1 HOWRAH JN (HWH) 17:00 0 km
2 KHARAGPUR JN (KGP) 18:45 18:50 05:00 118 km
3 BALASORE (BLS) 20:13 20:15 02:00 236 km
4 BHADRAKH (BHC) 21:18 21:20 02:00 298 km
5 CUTTACK (CTC) 22:54 22:56 02:00 409 km
6 BHUBANESWAR (BBS) 23:35 23:40 05:00 436 km
7 KHURDA ROAD JN (KUR) 00:05 00:15 10:00 455 km
8 BRAHMAPUR (BAM) 02:00 02:02 02:00 602 km
9 PALASA (PSA) 03:30 03:32 02:00 676 km
10 SRIKAKULAM ROAD (CHE) 04:25 04:27 02:00 749 km
11 VIZIANAGRAM JN (VZM) 05:25 05:35 10:00 818 km
12 DUVVADA (DVD) 07:10 07:12 02:00 883 km
13 RAJAMUNDRY (RJY) 09:55 09:57 02:00 1066 km
14 VIJAYAWADA JN (BZA) 12:20 12:35 15:00 1216 km
15 ONGOLE (OGL) 14:38 14:40 02:00 1354 km
16 RENIGUNTA JN (RU) 18:20 18:25 05:00 1592 km
17 KATPADI JN (KPD) 20:15 20:20 05:00 1718 km
18 JOLARPETTAI (JTJ) 21:35 21:40 05:00 1802 km
19 SALEM JN (SA) 23:02 23:05 03:00 1922 km
20 ERODE JN (ED) 00:02 00:05 03:00 1984 km
21 COIMBATORE JN (CBE) 01:37 01:40 03:00 2085 km
22 PALAKKAD (PGT) 02:42 02:45 03:00 2139 km
23 THRISUR (TCR) 04:07 04:10 03:00 2215 km
24 ERNAKULAM JN (ERS) 06:30 2289 km
Route map of Howrah to Ernakulam trains,
22877 HWH-ERS ANTYODAYA EXP FARE
Hwh-ers Antyodaya Exp has AC1, AC2, AC3, SLEEPER CLASS
Basic Fare
Reservation Charge
Superfast Charge
1st AC 4916 60 75 221 5272
2nd AC 2825 50 45 127 3047
3rd AC 1899 40 45 86 2070
Sleeper Class 741 20 30 34 825
22877 Hwh-ers Antyodaya Exp is the fastest train from Howrah to Ernakulam railway station. (Compare Train Speeds)
Returning train number 22878. Hwh-ers Antyodaya Exp commences from Ernakulam Jn at 17:00 and reaches Howrah Jn at 06:30. It runs on saturday.


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Julio Fernández Rodríguez (Cereixido, A Fonsagrada, Lugo, 26 de juliol de 1947) és un productor cinematogràfic que resideix a Barcelona des de finals dels anys 60. És president de la distribuïdora Filmax Entertainment d'ençà que va adquirir la firma el 1999, sent el responsable del procés d'expansió d'aquesta.

Va marxar del seu poble natal als tretze anys, establint-se primer a la Corunya i posteriorment al barri de Santa Eulàlia de l'Hospitalet de Llobregat. A Catalunya, els seus primers treballs van ser com a neteja-cotxes en uns tallers locals. Va anar evolucionant i amb el temps va dedicant-se al sector de les vendes. Mitjançant classes nocturnes, va poder estudiar administració i direcció d'empreses a l'escola de negocis barcelonina EADA.

Durant els anys 70 es va dedicar bàsicament al sector immobiliari, participant en diverses empreses de promoció i venda d'urbanitzacions.

Va ser a finals dels anys 80 quan va adquirir Filmax i va iniciar el seu projecte d'expansió. És membre de l'Acadèmia de les Arts i de les Ciències Cinematogràfiques d'Espanya, vicepresident de FAPAE (Federació d'Associacions de Productors Audiovisuals Espanyols), conseller de la junta directiva d'EGEDA (Entitat de Gestió de Drets dels Productors Audiovisuals), patró de la fundació privada ESCAC (Escola Superior de Cinema i Audiovisual de Catalunya) de la Universitat de Barcelona i president de l'Associació d'Empresaris Gallecs de Catalunya.

Al febrer de 2009 Fernández va ser acusat per la Fiscalia de Catalunya d'aixecament de béns i apropiació indeguda per descapitalitzar la companyia IVEX Films. Està casat i té dues filles.

Premis i reconeixements
 2002- Medalla Castelao, per la Xunta de Galícia, una de les distincions més importants del Govern gallec.

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Enllaços externs
 Fitxa a IMDB

Productors de cinema espanyols
Persones de la província de Lugo
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Alumnes de l'Escola d'Alta Direcció i Administració

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Welcome to a new year, and a new Curiosity of the Week! Our first curiosity of 2021 is a sunken church. It's also one of the UK's finest hidden gem tourist attractions…
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Q: Joining two tables in MYSQL with a one to many relationship, but displaying only one entry from the second table If I have two tables, Consumer, and Appointment, would there be a way join them, so that it only displays the most recent appointment? I was able to do it with sql server, but mysql seems to be a bit different.
I would have thought the query to do it would be
SELECT Con.ConsumerID,
       Con.ConsumerName,
       App.AppointmentID,
       App.ScheduledDate,
       App.Location
FROM Consumer Con
LEFT JOIN Appointment AS App
  ON Con.ConsumerID = (SELECT ConsumerID
                       FROM Appointment AS App2
                       WHERE App2.ConsumerID = Con.ComsumerID
                       ORDER BY ScheduledDate
                       DESC
                       LIMIT 1)

That seems to return all the Consumers with all the appointments, so that I have a lot of duplicated Consumers though.
My tables look like

*

*Consumer

*

*ConsumerID

*ConsumerName

*Appointment

*

*AppointmentID

*ConsumerID

*ScheduledDate

*Location

A: Use this query below.
SELECT Consumer.ConsumerName FROM Consumer WHERE Consumer.ConsumerID=(SELECT Appointment.AppointmentID FROM Appointment ORDER BY Appointment.ScheduledDate DESC LIMIT 1)

In order to retreive all the data from both tables you can have the query above inside a select from Appointment.
SELECT * FROM Appointment where ConsumerID=(SELECT Consumer.ConsumerID FROM Consumer WHERE Consumer.ConsumerID=(SELECT Appointment.AppointmentID FROM Appointment ORDER BY Appointment.ScheduledDate DESC LIMIT 1))

A: I got it working. I was overthinking it.
SELECT
                        Con.ConsumerID,
                        Con.ConsumerName
                        App.AppointmentID,
                        App.ScheduledDate,
                        App.Location
                    FROM
                        Consumer Con
                    LEFT JOIN Appointment AS App
                    ON App.AppointmentID = (
                    SELECT AppointmentID
                    FROM Appointment AS App2
                    WHERE App2.ConsumerID = Con.ConsumerID
                    ORDER BY ScheduledDate DESC LIMIT 1);

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Q: Adobe DTM Ad Blocker Identifier I have a HTML element in the page JavaScript that returns true when there is ad-blocker on the page and 'False' when there is no ad blocker.
I am new to DTM and had a Query regarding capturing this in Omniture event on page load. So whenever JS function returns 'True' I want to increment an Omniture event. And do nothing when the function returns false.
This is the JS function I have got implemented on the page:
function AdBlockEnabled() {
  var ad = document.createElement('ins');
  ad.className = 'AdSense';
  ad.style.display = 'block';
  ad.style.position = 'absolute';
  ad.style.top = '-1px';
  ad.style.height = '1px';
  document.body.appendChild(ad);
  var isAdBlockEnabled = !ad.clientHeight;
  document.body.removeChild(ad);
  return isAdBlockEnabled;
}

A: DTM does not offer a way to conditionally populate an event in the event fields of a page load rule, so you will need to populate s.events via javascript.
Basically something like (using event1 in example):
s.events=s.events||'';
s.events+=AdBlockEnabled()?'event1':'';

If you are looking to do this on specific page(s), you can create a Page Load Rule with conditions targeting the page(s).
If it is to be evaluated on every page load, then you can stick with a Page Load Rule with no conditions, or you can put it in the custom code box in the Adobe Analytics tool config.


Can I install the OptiLayer package at several computers?
Yes, of course. But you will be able to work only at the computer with hardware key attached.
What is the policy for software updates?
One year of updates is included with initial purchase. To receive further updates and support it is necessary to renew the maintenance agreement (please, contact our dealers).
We have OptiLayer (version v9.96). Is this version of OptiLayer 64-bit compatible? As we are moving to 64-bit machines, we are just trying to get prepared.
When I tried to launch OptiLayer at my computer, I've got the error message: "Network key was not found. Please, check Server and Client configurations and Firewall setttings!". I have Windows 8. I tried also at another computer with Windows 10 but got the same message. Could you please advise me how to solve this error?
This error message means that the drivers for Guardant key are not installed properly. These drivers are included to installation of OptiLayer and should be configured by the OptiLayer installer. In some cases it doesn't work, most often due to some 3rd party Antivirus software (Microsoft Windows Defender does not make any problem!) In many cases McAfee and Norton Security antivirus packages are the most problematic. If the drivers are not installed properly, you will see the key in "Other devices" group and a yellow exclamation mark indicating the problem. We recommend the following steps to fix the problem.
Try to install the drivers manually. OptiLayer installer places required Driver installation pack to the location: C:\Program Files\Common Files\Guardant\Setup\setup.exe. OptiLayer installer also creates a shortcut to this Guardant Installer in Start menu -> Programs -> OptiLayer group, where you can find "Guardant Drivers" menu item. You can use any of these ways to start the driver installation. You can try to start this file manually in order to install the drivers. The installer should finish the installation without any error messages!
Plug the key to the computer. It should be recognized as "Guardant Stealth III Sign" key.
If you see an error message during the installation, or it doesn't help, you need to disable Antivirus for the time of installation. Repeat the steps above with disabled Antivirus. Usually "Run-time check" or "Proactive monitoring" option need to be disabled. Unfortunately different antivirus packages have very different options. The quality of these packages is also very different. Some of them have to many "false-positive" diagnostics or affect normal Windows operations quite significantly. For safety you can also disable Internet connection during this operation.
I've got a new computer (Win7, Dell hardware) and try to reinstall Optilayer Version 5.22 by downloading this version from the download area of your site. My docking station has a parallel port and I inserted the parallel port dongle into it while the computer was docked. However when starting the OL software, I receive the message that the hardware key is missing. Do you have any suggestions how to proceed?
Version 5.22 was released long before Windows 7 and of course it is NOT supporting this OS. It is better to upgrade in order to have full support and better utilization of modern hardware. Nevertheless you can try to run 5.22 at Windows 7 (both 32 and 64 bits versions). First, download and install latest SafeNet drivers: http://www.safenet-inc.com/support-downloads/sentinel-drivers/. Second, it may be required to add Administrative privileges to your Win 7 account. Alternatively you can move all data files from the location c:\Program Files\OptiLayer\... or c:\Program Files (x86)\OptiLayer\... to a different location accessible with your current credentials.
I wanted to try working with OptiLayer and installed the Demo version. But I see that the Demo can only execute the tutorial exercises. I cannot open a new project, create a target and specify my own materials. What I am doing wrong?
OptiLayer DEMO version is quite limited, since the main function of the DEMO is to demonstrate main abilities, power and computational efficiency of OptiLayer. Demo version gives you an impression about the interface as well. If you would like to try full functionality of OptiLayer, you may contact our dealer from your region. It is possible to use Trial version of OptiLayer with time-limited hardware key (dongle). You need to ask for such trial key if necessary.
I have filled the request form to download OptiLayer demo version but I still have not received the link and password. What to do?
First of all, check you spam filter – probably, OptiLayer mail is in the spam bin. Secondly, check exactly e-mail that you typed in the request. If these options do not help, please contact us and we send you the link and the password.
I traveled and lost my OptiLayer hardware key. What should I do?
Unfortunately, the hardware key acts as a proof of owning the license and cannot be replaced in this case. For the key replacement you need to return the broken or malfunctioning key back. If you lost your key, a new license should be purchased. Of course, it will be considered as the next license with corresponding multi-license discount.
When I started with OptiLayer I worked with Tutorial examples and created my own materials and designs directly in example directories (Ex1, Ex2,…). Now my colleague will study OptiLayer. How can I remove all my files, I do not remember what exactly I did, I have many useless data there.
First of all, we do not recommend to store any important data in the Examples or Tutorial Problem Directories. Please, create your own Problem Directories for this purpose. The reason is that when you install a new version of OptiLayer, the content of these directories can be overwritten and your files will be lost.
If you want to perform the clean-up of Tutorials and Example directories, you can simply remove them using Problems Dialog (Delete button) and after this you can reinstall OptiLayer. Make sure that Examples are selected during re-installation procedure.
I am going to determine the refractive index of a thin slightly absorbing layer on a thick glass substrate. So I tried to use OptiChar. I load my measured reflectance data and see that theoretical reflectance of the uncoated substrate is about 4% instead of 8%. Layer characterization gives bad results. What am I doing wrong?