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Q: Can I use Eclipselink MOXy to move an element to become a key when outputting json From my JAXB model I can output this xml
<metadata xmlns="http://musicbrainz.org/ns/mmd-2.0#" xmlns:ext="http://musicbrainz.org/ns/ext#-2.0">
    <work-list>
        <work id="4ff89cf0-86af-11de-90ed-001fc6f176ff">
            <relation-list target-type="artist">
                <relation type="composer">
                    <direction>backward</direction>
                </relation>
            </relation-list>
        </work>
    </work-list>
</metadata>

Currently using MOXy and oxml.xml I can output the following JSON
{
   "work" : [ {
      "relations": [ {
         "target-type" : "artist",
         "relation" : [ {
            "type" : "composer",
            "direction" : "backward",
            },
         } ]
      } ]
   } ]
}

(In my oxml.xml i have flattened work-list and relation-list objects, and renamed relation to relations.)
But the actual requirement is a more complex transformation, Im not sure how to explain it in the correct terminology but here is an example of the required output.
{
   "work" : [ {
      "relations": {
         "artist": [{
            "direction": "backward",
            "type": "composer",
          }
         ],
       }
   }]
}

Can this be done in eclipselink MOXy ?

A: Below is an example of how this can be done:
Registry
You will need a class annotated with @XmlRegistry that has methods marked with @XmlElementDecl for each of the five different element values.
package forum11537931;

import javax.xml.bind.JAXBElement;
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.*;
import javax.xml.namespace.QName;

@XmlRegistry
public class Registry {
    private static final String ARTIST = "artist";
    private static final String FOO = "foo";

    @XmlElementDecl(name=ARTIST)
    public JAXBElement<Relation> createArtist(Relation relation) {
        return new JAXBElement<Relation>(new QName(ARTIST), Relation.class, relation);
    }

    @XmlElementDecl(name=FOO, substitutionHeadName=ARTIST)
    public JAXBElement<Relation> createFoo(Relation relation) {
        return new JAXBElement<Relation>(new QName(FOO), Relation.class, relation);
    }

}

RelationsAdapter
We will use an XmlAdapter to convert the Relations object into something that maps better to the JSON representation.  We will leverage the @XmlElementRef annotation to do this (see http://blog.bdoughan.com/2010/12/represent-string-values-as-element.html).
package forum11537931;

import java.util.*;

import javax.xml.bind.*;
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.*;
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.adapters.XmlAdapter;
import javax.xml.namespace.QName;

public class RelationsAdapter extends XmlAdapter<RelationsAdapter.AdaptedRelations, Relations> {

    @Override
    public Relations unmarshal(AdaptedRelations v) throws Exception {
        // TODO Auto-generated method stub
        return null;
    }

    @Override
    public AdaptedRelations marshal(Relations relations) throws Exception {
        AdaptedRelations adaptedRelations = new AdaptedRelations();
        for(Relation relation : relations.relations) {
            adaptedRelations.relations.add(new JAXBElement<Relation>(new QName(relations.targetType), Relation.class, relation));
        }
        return adaptedRelations;
    }

    @XmlSeeAlso({Registry.class})
    public static class AdaptedRelations {

        @XmlElementRef(type=JAXBElement.class, name="artist")
        public List<JAXBElement<Relation>> relations = new ArrayList<JAXBElement<Relation>>();

    }

}

oxm.xml
Since you do not want the XmlAdapter to apply to the XML representation we will specify it using MOXy's external mapping document (see http://blog.bdoughan.com/2010/12/extending-jaxb-representing-annotations.html).
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<xml-bindings
    xmlns="http://www.eclipse.org/eclipselink/xsds/persistence/oxm"
    package-name="forum11537931">
    <java-types>
        <java-type name="Work">
            <java-attributes>
                <xml-element java-attribute="relations">
                    <xml-java-type-adapter value="forum11537931.RelationsAdapter"/>
                </xml-element>
            </java-attributes>
        </java-type>
    </java-types>
</xml-bindings>

input.xml
For the purposes of this example I simplified your XML document.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<work id="4ff89cf0-86af-11de-90ed-001fc6f176ff">
    <relation-list target-type="artist">
        <relation type="composer">
            <direction>backward</direction>
        </relation>
    </relation-list>
</work>

Demo
package forum11537931;

import java.io.File;
import java.util.*;
import javax.xml.bind.*;

import org.eclipse.persistence.jaxb.JAXBContextProperties;

public class Demo {

    public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
        // XML
        JAXBContext jc = JAXBContext.newInstance(Work.class, Registry.class);
        Unmarshaller unmarshaller = jc.createUnmarshaller();
        File xml = new File("src/forum11537931/input.xml");
        Work work = (Work) unmarshaller.unmarshal(xml);

        // JSON
        Map<String, Object> properties = new HashMap<String, Object>(2);
        properties.put(JAXBContextProperties.OXM_METADATA_SOURCE, "forum11537931/oxm.xml");
        properties.put(JAXBContextProperties.MEDIA_TYPE, "application/json");
        JAXBContext jsonJC = JAXBContext.newInstance(new Class[] {Work.class, Registry.class}, properties);
        Marshaller jsonMarshaller = jsonJC.createMarshaller();
        jsonMarshaller.setProperty(Marshaller.JAXB_FORMATTED_OUTPUT, true);
        jsonMarshaller.marshal(work, System.out);
    }

}

Output
{
   "work" : {
      "relations" : [ {
         "artist" : [ {
            "type" : "composer",
            "direction" : "backward"
         } ]
      } ]
   }
}

DOMAIN MODEL
Work
package forum11537931;

import java.util.List;
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.*;

@XmlRootElement
@XmlAccessorType(XmlAccessType.FIELD)
public class Work {

    @XmlElement(name="relation-list")
    List<Relations> relations;

}

Relations
package forum11537931;

import java.util.*;
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.*;

@XmlAccessorType(XmlAccessType.FIELD)
public class Relations {

    @XmlAttribute(name="target-type")
    String targetType;

    @XmlElement(name="relation")
    List<Relation> relations = new ArrayList<Relation>();

}

Relation
package forum11537931;

import javax.xml.bind.annotation.*;

@XmlAccessorType(XmlAccessType.FIELD)
public class Relation {

    @XmlAttribute
    String type;

    String direction;

}

jaxb.properties
To specify MOXy as your JAXB provider you need to include a file called jaxb.properties in the same package as your domain model with the following entry (see:  http://blog.bdoughan.com/2011/05/specifying-eclipselink-moxy-as-your.html)
javax.xml.bind.context.factory=org.eclipse.persistence.jaxb.JAXBContextFactory

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Geschichte
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Last year, during a town-hall event in Elkhart, Indiana, President Obama ruffled some Nevadan feathers by warning that bailed out executives shouldn't go to Las Vegas for retreats; yesterday, he was at it again, telling his audience at an event in New Hampshire that, during a recession, "you don't blow a bunch of cash in Vegas when you're trying to save for college."
Except that blown gambling money is good for Vegas, and for Nevada's state revenues...and for the embattled Senate majority leader, Harry Reid (D-NV), who is facing a dismal reelection picture back home.
After Obama's first Vegas jab, about a year ago, Mayor Oscar Goodman (D) demanded an apology, and Reid reassured everyone in a Senate floor speech that he had spoken with Rahm Emanuel about it, and that the comments were more about executives than Vegas...then Reid proceeded to trumpet low Vegas hotel rates in the Senate chamber.
"I want to assure you when he comes I will do everything I can to give him the boot back to Washington and to visit his failures back there," Goodman said. Obama will reportedly campaign for Reid in Nevada this month.
Reid, meanwhile, stuck up for his home state, issuing a statement that he had asked the president to "lay off" Vegas.
I hope you know that during my Town Hall today, I wasn't saying anything negative about Las Vegas. I was making the simple point that families use vacation dollars, not college tuition money, to have fun. There is no place better to have fun than Vegas, one of our country's great destinations. I have always enjoyed my visits, look forward to visiting in a few weeks, and hope folks will visit in record numbers this year.
Such are the trappings of constituent politics.


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Thurs., Jan. 17, Slightly Stoopid
Ace of Spades, 6:30 p.m., $25
By Jonathan Mendick
Sure, it's got kind of a stupid name, but don't hold that against Slightly Stoopid. This is a dynamic group that can blend reggae with hip-hop, folk, punk and pop music. The band emerged from San Diego in 1995, and its members signed with Sublime frontman Bradley Nowell's Skunk Records while still in high school. Its self-titled debut was released in 1996, and the group has followed up with seven albums since then. The group's surf-influenced vibes and folk-punk mentality can be heard on the mellow-but-intense tracks "Closer to the Sun" and "Mellow Mood." And just like Sublime—and numerous other reggae groups—Slightly Stoopid obligatorily promotes marijuana. 1417 R Street, www.slightlystoopid.com.
Thurs., Jan. 11, Mark Hummel's Blues Harmonica Blowout: A Tribute to Jimmy Reed
Join a traveling blues party at Three Stages at Folsom Lake College this Friday, January 11.
Wed., Jan. 16, Gregg Allman
Popular blues and rock vocalist visits the Crest Theatre on Wednesday, January 16.
Mon., Jan. 14, Work Your Soul
A Monday dance night at The Press Club revives classic hits from the '50s and '60s.
Sat., Jan. 12, Tribal Seeds
San Diego reggae rockers visit Ace of Spades on Saturday, January 12.
Tues., Jan. 15, Sum 41
Canadian pop-punks visit Ace of Spades on Tuesday, January 15.


Purely in my opinion of course. Mythe Absinthe, France, standing at 69% was olive oil coloured to start with. Even after the first whiff upon opening the bottle, to the first try, to adding more water than any previous incarnation so far. Any and ALL flavours are overpowered beyond comprehension by this bitterness, that constantly grows when the glass leaves your lips, vile aftertaste doesn't do it justice. No real, really thin, louche.
I've got it. You know when you spray an air freshener and you breath some in? Like it gets on your tongue. That kind of medicinal bitterness, mixed with lemon white zest (the bit you dont use) is what this drink is.


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i capture the castle
jb priestley
sadie jones
uninvited guests
The Uninvited Guests by Sadie Jones
I've been led to gather from other reviews of this book that The Uninvited Guests is very unlike Sadie Jones' other work, including the bestselling Richard And Judy Book Club favourite The Outcast. I couldn't tell you whether I agree because The Uninvited Guests was the first novel by Jones that I've read, but if this is different from her norm, then I'm almost disappointed, as I thoroughly enjoyed it and would actually love to read more in a similar vein.
Set entirely within the confines of Sterne, an Edwardian country home gradually falling into disrepair, The Uninvited Guests reads like a strange cross between I Capture The Castle, Noel Coward's Hay Fever and An Inspector Calls with a smattering of modern-Gothic thrown in.
I must confess that it didn't quite grab me at first. The story begins with Edward Swift, the second husband of flighty matriarch Charlotte and stepfather to Clovis, Emerald and Smudge, leaving Sterne for Manchester to attempt to secure a large loan to enable the family to remain in their crumbling money-pit of an estate. In Edward's absence, Emerald is to hold a dinner party in honour of her birthday, inviting local nouveau riche farmer John Buchanan and her best childhood friends, bluestocking Patience Sutton and her amiable brother Ernest.
So far, so ordinary. The characters are slightly offbeat, the humour is gentle but fun, and the set-up fairly standard: a formerly well-off upper class family falling on financial hard times and struggling to keep an enormous house running is a relatively common premise. With the planning of the dinner party and the suggestion of a comic romance sub-plot in which Emerald is pushed into the arms of John Buchanan and his new money, one could easily be forgiven for imagining that The Uninvited Guests would develop into a witty but insubstantial comedy of manners.
But then the arrival of Patience and Ernest happens to coincide with a serious railway accident, and Sterne is commandeered by the mysterious Railway as a holding-pen for the shocked, stranded passengers. Herded into Sterne's morning room and literally shut away by the Torrington Swifts, they are confused, hollow-eyed and grey-faced, and the longer they remain, the more intrusive and chilling their presence becomes. And when one of their number, wolfish cad Charlie Traversham-Beechers – the only passenger who claims he was travelling in First Class – insinuates himself into Emerald's dinner party, events take an even more sinister turn.
The Uninvited Guests is full of social awkwardness and brittle, slightly dysfunctional relationships that provide much of the wit and humour of the novel, yet are also touching and frequently sad. Smudge, the youngest Torrington, is dismissed with something approaching outright neglect, particularly by her mother, and there is an element of tragicomedy in her lonely 'Great Undertaking to bring her pony into her bedroom to trace her portrait on the bedroom wall. Charlotte Torrington Swift herself, desperately attached to the importance of keeping up appearances, is a self-centred drama queen, but the more we learn of her, the more we realise that she has more reason than most to want to cling to a façade of well-to-do respectability. Brisk, practical Emerald has abandoned her plans to study science while caring for her terminally ill father and is now being pushed into looking for a suitably well-off husband, and Clovis, slightly boorish and irresponsible, seems unsure of how to grow up, unable to forge a masculine role for himself in the family after his mother's second marriage. Their insecurities, long swept under Sterne's threadbare carpets, are exposed – sometimes gradually, sometimes brutally – by Charlie, by each other and by the sheer strangeness of the situation as the increasingly demanding railway passengers become impossible to ignore.
Like another favourite novel of mine, Sarah Waters' The Little Stranger (also deeply creepy, and also set in a shabby country manor in the early 20th century) The Uninvited Guests is not just a ghost story of sorts, but also a novel about the decline of the English upper classes. Just like the singularly unpleasant bunch in An Inspector Calls, the Torrington Swifts find themselves forced to put aside their own problems and confront the working-class horde that is, quite literally, invading their home, clamouring for warmth and sustenance, despite the family's initial efforts to continue a lavish five-course dinner party and ignore their impromptu visitors – and the solution the Torrington Swifts find to the problem of the visitors is, in itself, surely symbolic. Moreover, it seems no accident that the book is set just two years before the First World War, an event that shattered Edwardian Britain and destroyed its innocence with brutality, shellshock and the loss of a generation.
Some reader reviews of The Uninvited Guests have criticised the style Sadie Jones has adopted for this book, which is apparently different from her usual prose and which is indeed unusually verbose for a modern novel. However, it's pretty clear that Jones has made a deliberate decision to write in the style of the period in which the novel is set – and for me, it works beautifully, giving the novel a perfect sense of time and place without ever descending into parody, and its effectiveness reminded me of Michel Faber's use of a Victorian-influenced style to root his novel The Crimson Petal and the White firmly in the 1870s.
The Uninvited Guests doesn't necessarily answer every question you might ask of it – at least, not explicitly – but it's an engaging and rewarding read, cleverly executed and striking a remarkable balance between comedy and pervasive, symbolic horror. Jones has taken the brave decision of making her characters largely unlikeable at the outset, but you won't regret sticking with them. By the time the novel reaches its conclusion, I, for one, didn't want to leave them behind.
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Q: Is it possible to access the Bing Maps "dark" mode in the ArcGIS JS API? Stamen Designs have made a beautiful Hurricane Tracker application which uses a "dark" mode of the Bing Maps backdrop.

This is perfect for directing people's attention to the overlay rather than the background.
Is it possible to access this "dark" version of Bing Maps within the ArcGIS Server JS API?

A: I don't know the ins-and-outs of the ArcGIS JS API but I can tell you that the MSNBC Hurricane Map uses Flash's ColorMatrixFilter and ColorTransform to invert and desaturate the Bing tiles on the fly.
I'm pretty sure that's not possible with JS in a cross-browser way. You might have some success if the Bing tiles are served with cross-domain (CORS) permissions and if the ArcGIS API allows you to render tiles using the HTML canvas element. Or perhaps you could proxy the tiles and modify them server-side, but you'd have to check the Bing terms before doing that, of course.

A: Inverting and Desaturating images is certainly possible in JS.  Check out the Pixastic library.
And the specific code: Invert and Desaturate
The trick will be intercepting the Bing Map images in JS and applying the two effects to them.  Certainly possible, but not easily accomplished.  All the images you are interested in are in a div with id of map_layerX, where X is the layer ID (in the case of a simple map with only the Bing maps layer, it'll be map_layer0).  That's assuming the id of your map div is "map".  Firebug will be your friend.

A: Here's a JS API app that was shown at this year's Esri User Conference demoing similar functionality:  http://na.arcgis.com/UCdemo/traffic.html
I'm not sure how or if it works in IE.
Basemap tiles are loaded from the ArcGIS Online Streets basemap and then converted to grayscale. This is also the app that uses Canvas referenced in slide 7 of the presentation Mike L linked to.

A: I have actually seen an Esri example of them doing this at one of the Technical Sessions during the UC.  Unfortunately it was just a picture in a slide so I can't point you to any source code.  Follow the link below and take a look at slide 7.  It appears that they are using the HTML5 Canvas to change the tone of the images.
http://proceedings.esri.com/library/userconf/proc11/uc/tw-ppts/tw_1463.ppt
Hope this helps you in the right direction.

A: In the years since I posted this question, Esri have released their own version of the dark gray basemap which you can easily add to any ArcGIS JS API maps.


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Q: Calling a SQL Server stored procedure from Excel - doesn't run I have many stored procedures within a SQL Server database which get called from different Excel workbooks, but this one refuses to run.
The stored procedure runs within SQL Server and runs as expected in MS Access 2010 as a query
exec V2_PltOvrVw

However when I try to pull the same result into Excel using my normal methods:
DATA TAB
 - Connections
 - Add
DEFINITION TAB
 - Command Type = SQL
 - Command Text = dbo.exec V2_PltOvrVw
In a cell I then go to existing connections and open my newly created db link
I get the following unhelpful message

The query did not run or the database table could not be opened Check
  the database server or contact your database administrator. make sure
  the external database is available and hasn't been moved or
  reorganized, then try again

on clicking OK I then get

The following data range failed to refresh ExternalData_1 Continue to
  refresh all?

The only differences I can see are that this stored procedure firstly writes to 6 temporary tables before joining them all together and creating an aggregated output.
I have also tried to copy the sp code directly into the command text but that does not work either, suggesting that there is a real reason for this that I do not yet understand.


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Sonic the Hedgehog 2 Knuckles Design Revealed In Movie Set Photos
As Hollywood film and television productions begin their return to normalcy, the numerous video game adaptations for big and small screens are among the biggest productions resuming. The Witcher season 2 has reportedly finished filming for Netflix, and the live-action Borderlands movie is set to begin filming soon. One of the last theatrical releases to find success at the box office last year before lockdowns began just happened to be the live-action Sonic the Hedgehog movie. With the upcoming sequel introducing Tails, many wondered if other Sonic characters might appear. Now it seems that Knuckles the Echidna will indeed appear also in the sequel, as the new Knuckles design has apparently leaked.
Twitter user Pursuit23 recently shared photos taken from the set of the Sonic the Hedgehog 2 movie production in Vancouver, Canada. Most of the photos focus on the live action stars James Marsden and Tika Sumpter, reprising their roles from the first Sonic the Hedgehog movie, in an action-packed scene. One photo shows the physical statue props being used as stand-ins for the CG-animated versions of Sonic the Hedgehog, Tails and Knuckles the Echidna. This is particularly interesting because until now, the Knuckles design for the film series had yet to be officially revealed until now.
Previous rumors had indicated that Paramount Pictures did want Knuckles the Echidna in the sequel, with Jason Mamoa as the top choice to provide the voiceover work. The new Knuckles design, as evidenced by the stand-in statue used for filming, does seem to mostly follow Knuckles' classic design, and less of the more recent designs that made him larger and more bulky than the other Sonic characters. This design could always change before the final cut of the film, lest we all be reminded of that horrid original design of Sonic from the first film's trailer.
What do you guys think about the Knuckles design for the Sonic the Hedgehog 2 movie leaking? Let us know in the comments below! Be sure to stay tuned for the latest video game movie adaptation news, such as Janina Gavankar being cast in the live-action Borderlands movie as a brand new character, here on Don't Feed The Gamers! Follow us on Twitter to see our updates the minute they go live!
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Practice . . . and Laundry?
I've been very distracted over here and I haven't had much to update lately. We are mostly working on house projects at the moment. Also, it's summer here and we have to fight off the ever-growing vegetation before it takes over.
It looks like Origen has some busy work to do of his own. I'm not sure what it is he's doing but I was told it looks like it could be laundry. Or maybe he's going to play with a toy?
Whatever it is, I'm almost certain it's very uninteresting which is a good thing. Apparently, we are not missing anything important.
I just wanted to let you all know that I am still working on a "graphic novella" of my own. The story and some of the characters are still coming together at this point, but progress is being made. It's just a little slow-going.
Where have we been lately, you ask?
We've been digesting some really big news!
We are just a little more than three months pregnant! Dealing with morning sickness and exhaustion has taken a lot out of both of us, but the first trimester is over now and we're looking forward to the energy that should be on its way. . .


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#AAAI2022 workshops round-up 1: AI to accelerate science and engineering, interactive machine learning, and health intelligence
As part of the 36th AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence (AAAI2022), 39 different workshops were held, covering a wide range of different AI topics. We hear from the organisers of three of the workshops, who tell us their key takeaways from their respective events.
AI to accelerate science and engineering (AI2ASE)
Organisers: Aryan Deshwal, Cory Simon, Jana Doppa, Syrine Belakaria and Yolanda Gil.
Professor Max Welling talked about how simulating molecules and their properties is the next frontier for AI. Molecules are the fundamental blocks in different real-world applications in healthcare (drug discovery), environmental and climate sciences (carbon capture).
Professor Carla Gomes talked about how to incorporate prior knowledge to reduce the dependency on large amounts of data, which is not possible in many scientific applications where experiments are expensive. Professor Lobato talked about creative ways of using deep generative models for molecule optimization and synthesis.
The oral papers talked about some critical real-world applications including protein design, star formation histories, and ellipsometry. The best paper was awarded to "Generative Structured Normalizing Flow Gaussian Processes Applied to Spectroscopic Data" from the Los Alamos National Laboratory, which developed a new probabilistic learning method to generate spectroscopic data conditioned on given chemical composition based on data collected from the ChemCam instrument onboard the Mars rover Curiosity.
Organisers: Elizabeth Daly, Öznur Alkan, Stefano Teso and Wolfgang Stammer.
AAAI 2022 hosted the first workshop in Interactive Machine Learning, an area of growing interest as the AI community realizes machines can indeed very effectively be trained to meet a specified objective, which then begs the question have they been given the right objective. The workshop brought together speakers and authors who are truly tackling how technology can help facilitate the users and AI to negotiate learnt objectives.
Simone Stumpf shared lessons learnt after several years pioneering in this space emphasizing the difficulties of dealing with real users who need to see the impact of their feedback, while also navigating noisy feedback. Andreas Holzinger brought forward the perspective of human-centered AI and trust, looking at the importance for many real world domains such as healthcare, farming and forest monitoring. Finally, Cynthia Rudin presented her latest research on interpretable neural networks, showing to us that leveraging deep learning does not need to come at a cost to interpretability.
Themes that emerged throughout the day were the challenges of designing explanations to facilitate feedback, how this feedback can be incorporated and evaluated by the user to instill trust in particular when expert or domain knowledge may differ from data presented to an AI system. This workshop highlighted many questions and challenges for the research community to consider when facilitating users and AI solutions to align on a common objective and view of the world.
Health intelligence (W3PHIAI-22)
Organisers: Martin Michalowski, Arash Shaban-Nejad, Simone Bianco, Szymon Wilk, David Buckeridge and John Brownstein.
Eran Halperin, SVP of AI and Machine Learning in Optum Labs and a professor in the departments of Computer Science, Computational Medicine, Anaesthesiology, and Human Genetics at UCLA, gave a keynote talk on using whole-genome methylation patterns as a biomarker for electronic health record (EHR) imputation. Dr Halperin showed that methylation provides a better imputation performance when compared to genetic or EHR data. This approach uses a new tensor deconvolution of bulk DNA methylation to obtain cell-type-specific methylation that is in turn used for imputation.
Irene Chen from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) gave a keynote describing how to leverage machine learning towards equitable healthcare. Dr Chen demonstrated how to adapt disease progression modeling to account for differences in access to care. She also examined how to address algorithmic bias in supervised learning for cost-based metrics discrimination. Finally, she discussed how to rethink the entire machine learning pipeline with an ethical lens to building algorithms that serve the entire patient population.
Michal Rosen-Zvi, Director of AI for Accelerated HC&LS Discovery at IBM Research, gave the final keynote talk by presenting promising results from the acceleration of biomarker discovery in multimodal data of cancer patients. Dr Rosen-Zvi described advances in the development of computational tools to assess cancer heterogeneity in general and she focused on AI for imaging in particular.
The workshop consisted of a rich program of presentations covering topics including natural language processing, prediction, deep learning, computer vision, knowledge discovery, and COVID. It also included a hackallenge (hackathon + challenge) focused on developing automated methods to diagnose dementia on the basis of language samples. In this challenge, teams developed standardized analysis pipelines for two publicly-available datasets (the hackathon). The Pittsburgh and Wisconsin Longitudinal Study corpora were provided for this hackallenge by the Dementia Bank consortium. Additionally, each team provided a sound basis for meaningful comparative evaluation in the context of a shared task (the challenge).


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Develop and administer various company policies and programs to support 100+ employees at all office locations.
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Home / Education / Fat-talk is new pillow talk
Fat-talk is new pillow talk
They may be fat. But they live with no feelings of guilt, anxiety or hostility. This was revealed in a survey conducted by LSR College.
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They may be fat. But they live with no feelings of guilt, anxiety or hostility. This was revealed in a survey conducted by LSR College. Dr Kanika Khandelwal, a lecturer with LSR's Psychology Department said, "We conducted a study on the effect of 'fat-talk' ,or social pressure to be thin.
"We found that peer pressure to be thin promotes body dissatisfaction, but this factor has no negative effect." Eighty students were randomly assigned a scenario — where a thin, attractive student complained about how fat she felt and voiced intentions to lose weight or a control condition.
A questionnaire was handed over these students. Five minutes later, another talk was conducted where a student talked about neutral topics like weather and movies.
After this talk ended, a questionnaire was handed out students. The results showed that the students who had been exposed to the 'fat-talk' were greatly dissatisfied, but there were no feelings of guilt, anxiety or hostility.


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Asteroid 8798 named "Tarantino" in memory of USRA President
As of July 12, 2014, Asteroid 8798 will be known as Asteroid Tarantino. The asteroid was named in memory of Dr. Frederick A. Tarantino, who served as USRA President from 2006 to 2014. As president of USRA, his management included the planetary radar at the Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico, the Lunar and Planetary Institute in Houston, Texas, and a wide array of research activities and programs spanning the disciplines in space science and technology.
The honor was bestowed upon Tarantino by the International Astronomical Union after his passing on June 9, 2014 . The announcement was published in a recent issue of the Minor Planet Circular . "Naming the asteroid after Fred is a lasting tribute to his legacy as a champion of science," says USRA President and CEO, Dr. Donald Kniffen.
The asteroid was first observed on May 2, 1976 and most recently observed on May 27, 2014. Asteroid Tarantino orbits relatively close to the sun at a distance of 3.646 astronomical units (about 338 million miles) in the outer reaches of the asteroid belt between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter. MIT professor and former colleague of Tarantino, Dr. Richard Binzel, remarked that "Fred is remembered in a place where the Sun is always shining."
Figure: An excerpt from the NASA JPL Small-Body Database Browser describing the orbital elements of Asteroid Tarantino.
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A Word in Your Eye
aka here I scribble
A Place Full of Writing Exercises
JAPANESE SAYINGS (aka kotowaza): Binbo hima nashi
貧乏暇なし
びんぼひまなし
Literally: poverty free time lacks
Better: poverty has no free time, poor people have no free time
generally used as a self-deprecating gesture
I'm poor, so I have no free time
(and my friend points out that there is a certain element of pride there, too. I'm so busy -- and undervalued -- that I have no free time)
So... 貧乏暇なし gotta go!
japanese, japanese phrases, kotowaza, poverty
It Costs Too Much!
About 15 years ago now, I happened to be talking with a manager who really was not a software type at all. He was explaining a problem that really bothered him, having to collect a bunch of numbers and information, and then do some calculations on it. I listened to him complain, scratched my head a little bit, and said, "Would you like my group to put something together to help with that?"
At the time, I was leading a software development group. We were doing webpages, servers, all that kind of stuff. Frankly, what he was talking about sounded like an easy little project for the team. Probably a web-based form, a tiny bit of calculation, and then provide the results.
He glared at me and said, "No way. I know programmers, it'll cost a fortune!"
I said, "Wait a minute? Just how often do you do this, and how hard is it?"
"We do it every week, and it takes my secretary a day or two every time. But you're going to charge me a fortune to do it in software!"
Then he stalked away, offended that I had offered to take the burden of this job that he complained about, and apparently dumped on his secretary, and turn it into something that the computer would do. Even if it did seem tailor-made for a software solution.
I actually asked my team about doing this. They thought about it, and said the form would take maybe a day, the calculations no more than that. So probably two days of work, or as they put it, "In the worst case, one-man week."
Given that a programmer gets paid better than a secretary, it still doesn't make sense to me. Yes, the secretary can do it, but… 4 to 8 days a month of her time? Even if the programmer is paid four times what the secretary makes, in four months, we're even. And in a year? 52 to 104 days of secretary time versus 5 days of programmer time?
Of course, today, faced with that same problem, I would probably use a Google form, feeding into a Google spreadsheet. Two hours of work to put it together and test it? If that?
Yep, it costs too much. To keep wasting the secretary's time doing simple, repetitious work that a computer can do quite easily.
Perfect vs. Good Enough
I'm sure many people have similar stories. But about 35 years ago or so, our company was busily beginning to use Fortran to produce programs for our 8080-based systems. We had done lots of assembly language before. But this was an experimental time, changing over to rapid development using higher order language. When we started looking at what we needed to do, we noticed that there was a lot of string handling in the applications. However, the Fortran libraries that we had really didn't have very much to help.
As almost any good software group would, we immediately formed a committee to design our corporate standard string library. Needless to say, this included the chief scientist, a vice president or two, and sundry experts. As you might expect, discussions immediately started over string formats. Length delimited or end marker delimited were two of the major religions that I can remember, with several variations. The discussions grew heated. Meanwhile, the list of necessary, nice, etc. functions was another battleground.
After more than two months of this, there was no real end in sight. However, as a young project leader with some assembly language experience, I got bored with the endless discussions one day and pulled out my set of "standard routines." With just a little bit of tweaking, they interfaced with the Fortran code just fine.
Based on the meetings, I did run over the list and added a few twists that I had missed. I also tested everything thoroughly, and documented my "Temporary Working String Library (TWSL)." I turned this over to the project team that needed to get our product out, and went back to the standards meetings feeling better. I knew that at least my project could go ahead, and I thought that the eventual standard library would end up relatively close to the temporary one I had produced.
However, when the rumors about my temporary library leaked back to the committee, I was not terribly welcome for a while. I think it was the chief scientist who suggested that my valuable time might be better spent on my project, and he would let me know when they came up with the standard. I know that the meetings continued. For all I know, they may even still be going on.
However, my TWSL was used on that project. And others. In fact, there was a revision 2 that I helped with before it went into general use of the company.
For me, at this point, the interesting thing is looking at the process. Here were several experts, all of whom had done extensive software programming and development with assembly language, Fortran, and using various operating systems. Remember RSX-11M? Several people at the company had cut their teeth pawing through that source. But for some reason, given a chance, they got too busy trying for perfection to get the job done. We didn't need a string library for the ages, we just needed one that we could use today.
Writing Excuses 11.49: Elemental Ensemble, with Michael Damian Thomas
From http://www.writingexcuses.com/2016/12/04/11-49-elemental-ensemble-with-michael-damien-thomas/
Key points: Ensembles are more than just heist stories. Ensemble stories have a team of specialists, each with a different role and part to play, who get together to accomplish some important goal working together. Get people together, let them bounce off each other, and together solve a problem. Why do we like them? We get to see lots of different people, see them interact, and make friends with them. Multiple character arcs intersecting in unique ways. A team of interdependent specialists, hyper competent in individual ways, but holes as a team. How do you make one? Start with a cast of characters, but give each one similar emotional weight. Make sure your characters are specialized enough. They don't all need a POV, plot arcs can happen offstage. One of the keys is introducing the members of your ensemble quickly, usually in action. Make the scene do multiple things. Don't infodump! Think about your competency porn scenes, where you show us how good the characters are at what they do, usually while doing something else at the same time.
[Brandon] Well, we have to stop here. We've gone like 25 minutes almost…
[Whoops! Laughter]
[Brandon] Yes, but you can tell we love this topic. We will be back to talk about it again in a few weeks. I'm going to give you some homework, though. When we were talking earlier, one of the things we realized is we love ensemble stories that aren't always just the obvious heists. But we do love the heists, obviously, as well. We want you to go look at some different professions, particularly ones that have some sort of front person leading the charge, and, like a chef, maybe on a show like that. We want you to identify all the rules that happen behind the scenes to make that person succeed. We want you to try to design a story that doesn't use the front person at all, and uses all of these different roles supporting them behind the scenes. Do that for a couple different jobs. See what you come up with. We want to give a special thank you to Michael Damian Thomas.
[Michael] Thank you for having me.
[Brandon] We want to thank the Writing Excuses cruise members.
[Yay! Applause]
[Brandon] This has been Writing Excuses. You're out of excuses. Now go write.
buttered
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Am I Eating Wrong?
Mitsuko and I were watching one of the TV shows common here in Japan, with the TV talents happily eating something or other, with extreme expressions of joy as they chew and swallow, followed by ecstatic declarations of how tasty it was... Which is when I realized that there's something wrong with us!
I mean, I enjoy eating, and I have my favorite foods, things that I really enjoy, but. I don't think I have ever made such a joyful face while eating. Nor do I erupt into lyrical announcements of how wonderful the taste is when I eat something I like. Watching the TV folks eat, it seems as if they have a whole different level of engagement with their food from what I get.
So I'm wondering if I don't have the right tastebuds, or maybe I'm just not chewing and swallowing the right way?
How do you get that ecstatic experience of eating that the TV seems to indicate is the norm?
japan, tv
Practice Emergency Drone Flying?
This morning the news had a short piece about a group doing their practice emergency drone flights. I missed the location, but this is an area that has had some kind of major disaster in the recent past. The guy was showing us pictures from that -- looked like a flood or mudslide, might have been an avalanche? And he was explaining that one of the problems they had then was just finding where the people were who needed help.
Which is what today's practice was all about. If I understood correctly, this is a volunteer drone squad, and they were practicing the three kinds of drone flights they have developed for emergencies. First, location -- using cameras, including IR cameras, they fly over an area and identify people waving, bodies, and so forth. So they can quickly direct emergency aid to where it is needed. Second, communications! They have drones with speakers, so they can fly over an area and make emergency announcements. Third, supplies. They have drones that can carry at least small medical packs and supplies, so they can deliver those even where emergency vehicles or other aid can't get in.
So, in the event of an emergency, look, up in the sky? Is it a bird, is a plane, is it Superman? No, it's the emergency drones! Looking at you, talking to you, even bringing you the supplies you need.
Up, up and away!
japan, news
Is that a vending machine?
Morning news had a brief piece about a new vending machine here in Japan. Basically, it looks like a billboard, with the vendor or other information on it, until a customer gets close enough. Then it switches over to a display of the various offerings. You have to know enough to press the offering (I think they should have put clearly marked "Press here" buttons underneath, but... it's new!) but otherwise, it acts just like a normal vending machine. Except that as you walk away, it changes back to a display again.
Basically, they've replaced all those little windows and individual buttons with a big touch panel display. The sensor to detect a customer in range is kind of cute, and I'll bet people will have lots of fun coming up with "not in use" displays. I suppose you could even run the latest ads for your preferred vendors on it...
Of course, it does mean that spotting a vending machine just got a little harder. Look for the coin slots and delivery chute, I guess.
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Restoring power after an earthquake causes fires?
We're watching a retrospective about the Great Hanshin Earthquake. One of the points that they raised is that at least some of the fires that followed the earthquake were due to resuming electrical service! See, apparently when the earthquake hit, power shut down. And in many places, of course, lights, electrical heaters, and other gadgets got bounced around in the quake. But since they had no power, no problem.
But then the electricity started being restored, and... Now the heater laying in a blanket comes on and starts a fire. They are saying that several of the fires in the hour or so window after the earthquake can be traced pretty directly to restoration of electrical power.
Restore service and start fires, or leave the power off and subject people to winter weather without power? They didn't say, but I'll bet some of the power return was automatic, too.
Makes me wonder about building shake sensors into the breaker boxes.
Barton Street Gym... A Review
Barton Street Gym by Zoey Ivers and Pam Uphoff
One important point. When I finished reading it, I immediately looked for the next in the series (Chicago!) and bought that. Which should indicate what I thought about this book.
Who should read it? Everybody! It's a romp, basically following two young people (14 and 16 years old, so I suppose this qualifies as a YA, but I think adults can read it too -- I certainly enjoyed it!). One young woman, Alice, and one young man, Joe. Oh, and one young AI, Barton Street (yes, it's the building AI). The plot focuses on the three of them learning to deal with their world, which happens to be composed of dimensional bumps... except that when you open the door the wrong way, you actually go somewhere else. And in those extra dimensions, there are other AI who aren't so friendly. That's probably enough hinting. Read it, you'll enjoy it.
So, the book has several big ideas -- the dimensional bumps, which people are setting up housekeeping in, Alert, which removes the need to sleep, the bios, which are living dolls, the AIs... I think you'll enjoy learning about this brave new world (or is it this rabbit hole?). Don't worry, the author did not go the route of massive infodumps. But the big ideas do add savor.
What else can I say? I'm going to go read Chicago, and I hope you enjoy reading Barton Street Gym. Just watch out for what's behind the door!
Driverless? Or Driver PLUS?
http://www.stuff.co.nz/motoring/news/68851173/the-automated-dilemma-how-to-keep-drivers-from-feeling-like-robots
There is an oddity. Apparently people are using the term "driverless" for automated cars, and most people are very nervous about that term. The aids -- automated braking, collision avoidance, lane tracking, and so forth -- they are very happy with, even eager to buy, but the whole package with that name on it, no.
Personally, I think I would change the name. Call it driver plus, and go ahead and add all the bits and pieces, including automated driving as a way to help the driver by removing the boring, tedious, repetitive bits and pieces. Emphasize the safety, emphasize letting the driver relax and enjoy the ride. Don't talk about removing the driver, do talk about letting them make the important decisions, where to go, which alternatives to take, where to stop along the way, while the car does the grunt work of controlling speed, watching for other cars, staying on track and so forth.
Heck, you could do a John Henry contest. Have a driver plus car take on a regular driver, with the question of who gets there and is well rested, ready to party? Do you really want to spend your entire trip making those tedious small decisions or would you rather make the big decisions and leave the minute-to-minute driving to the car?
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It Costs Too Much! — 0
Perfect vs. Good Enough — 0
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Am I Eating Wrong? — 0
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Restoring power after an earthquake causes fires? — 0
Barton Street Gym... A Review — 0
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Martina Manns won the chance to be on The Belief Books podcast at the launch party I threw last December in Indianapolis.
We talked about her faith, fate, good and bad spirits (and her encounters with them), the soul, the afterlife, happiness, nature, heaven and hell, time in the afterlife, how to live forever, and the meaning of life.
Trevor Spencer is a former pastor and youth minister. We talk about why he left the ministry, running an online business, open theism, being a rebel, evolution & creationism, wealth & faith, servant leadership, if America should be a Christian nation, and what would change his mind.
Over the last two years, I have been hard at work, diving deep and exploring my creative capacities to build this series. It has grown and evolved into something that I did not expect when I started. On December 14, 2017, I officially launched The Belief Books into the world! That night I threw a party in Indianapolis to celebrate!
I rented the lounge of a local club, The Red Room, just north of downtown Indianapolis. We had the place to ourselves for the night and even had our own bartender! I hand picked every song on a playlist to play throughout the night. And I set up a free raffle to give away the first batch of t-shirts as well as some drinks!


Kent Beers for the 21st Century - craft brewed with love, ambition, curiosity and tons of hops!
Please please please sign this petition (and retweet): petition.parliament.uk/petitions/2415… We haven't made a single export this year; importers see no point in building brand loyalty for a brewery they won't be able to stock after this month. This puts the future of Chorlton at severe risk.
First brew of our Key Lime Rye Milkshake IPA and the brewery smells like a Mojito! Delish!!


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Ludvík II. Bourbonský (francouzsky Louis II de Bourbon, 4. února 1337 – 10. srpna 1410 Montluçon) byl vévoda bourbonský, hrabě z Clermontu a Forezu a švagr krále Karla V.

Život
Byl synem bourbonského vévody Petra I. a Isabely, dcery dcera Karla z Valois, zakladatele dynastie Valois. Po otci zdědil sklony k duševnímu onemocnění a po jeho smrti na bitevním poli se roku 1356 stal vévodou bourbonským. Roku 1360 byl po uzavření tzv. míru v Bretigny jedním ze čtyřiceti rukojmích, kteří putovali výměnou za francouzského krále Jana na anglický dvůr a tam v poměrném blahobytu setrval až do roku 1366.

Po návratu musel obnovit svou autoritu ve vévodství a roku 1371 oženil s Annou z Auvergne, hraběnkou z Forezu a pak se na Pyrenejském poloostrově zúčastnil boje proti Maurům. Jindřich II. Kastilský chtěl křižáky využít ve válce proti Portugalsku, což Ludvík odmítl a vrátil se zpět do Francie. Po návratu bojoval v Normandii proti Karlovi Navarrskému. Na přelomu let 1377 a 1378 se zúčastnil slavnostního přivítání císaře Karla IV. a byl jedním z hlavních organizátorů oslav během celé císařské návštěvy francouzského dvora.

Po smrti švagra Karla V. roku 1380 byl na základě jeho poslední vůle společně s dalšími francouzskými princi jmenován poručníkem nezletilého následníka Karla VI. Na rozdíl od svých švagrů neměl přílišné politické ambice a lid ho nazýval "dobrým vévodou".

V roce 1390 uspořádal společně s Janovany výpad proti Tunisu, který se do dějin zapsal jako nepříliš úspěšná Mahdijská křížová výprava.

O dva roky později mladý král Karel při cestě na vojenské tažení do Bretaně prodělal první ataku duševní choroby. Období vzplanutí nemoci se střídala s obdobím uzdravení, kdy si chorý panovník uvědomoval svůj stav a propadal se do depresí. V období psychotických atak ničil vše okolo sebe a nebyl schopen vládnout.

K moci se v roli královských rádců vrátil Jan z Berry, jeho bratr Filip Smělý a králův bratr Ludvík Orleánský, protože své předchůdce v rolích rádců obvinili z neschopnosti a zpronevěr. Každý z nich vyznával jiný politický kurz, což zemi oslabilo a s pokračující stoletou válkou se Francie ocitla až na pokraji zkázy. Ludvík Bourbonský se roku 1401 pokoušel společně s Janem z Berry zprostředkovat mezi Ludvíkem Orleánským a Filipem Smělým mír. Od roku 1405 stál na straně Ludvíka Orleánského a po jeho zavraždění roku 1407 se rozhodl odejít do ústraní. Na sklonku života se vévoda přes počáteční nesouhlas rozhodl napodobit krok svého syna a připojit se ke straně Armagnaků, zemřel v srpnu 1410 a byl pohřben do rodové nekropole v benediktinském klášteře Souvigny.

Vévodův sekretář Jan z Orronville sepsal Kroniku dobrého vévody Ludvíka Bourbonského.

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Externí odkazy

 La chronique du bon duc Loys de Bourbon / [par Jean d'Orronville dit Cabaret ; publiée, pour la Société de l'Histoire de France, par A.-M. Chazaud]
 Detail Ludvíkova náhrobku v klášteře Souvigny

Muži
Bourboni
Bourbonští vévodové
Hrabata z Clermont-en-Beauvaisis
Hrabata z Forezu
Osobnosti války mezi Burgunďany a Armagnaky
Křesťané Mahdijské křížové výpravy
Duševně nemocní panovníci
Pohřbení v klášteře Souvigny
Narození v roce 1337
Úmrtí v roce 1410
Narození 4. února
Úmrtí 10. srpna


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Our guest poster Amado Candelario is the SEO Manager for Apartments.com, living on the line that separates web development and user experience. He uses data analysis to drive SEO initiatives that maintain and increase organic search traffic to both Apartments.com and RentalHomesPlus.com.
No blog post in the month of January is complete without talking a little about 2012, and I won't disappoint. 2012 was full to the brim with gifts from all the search engines, and not just the mighty G. Never before has the inbound marketing community been so directly involved with influencing changes in algorithm updates and, to some extent, linked to products created due to the impact of these algorithm updates.
Before you start attacking, give me a second to elaborate. I only ask for you to mentally detach yourself from any emotion associated with a site you may have worked on that was negatively impacted in 2012 (this will only hurt for a minute, I promise).
2012 saw the emergence of a new paradigm, one that calls for a slightly more transparent world in relation to search engines. Smaller search engines have been doing this for some time and I want to highlight Blekko for really bringing transparency to the forefront of their search experience. The difference between what the smaller search engines did and what the top search engines did is simple: The big guys gave us invaluable insight into their thought process and gave us access – however cryptic and shrouded in code names – to what they think a better internet looks like. From this, we saw the ever popular Panda and Penguin updates as well as greater importance in the role of UX and information architecture. The latter changes opened the flood gates to a richer web experience for both humans and bots.
Love it or hate it, Google's algorithm has catapulted over our SEO moat, through the rickety 30 foot walls of Link Building and past the watchtowers of Keyword Research, crash landing atop our perfect castle made of sand. In order to defend ourselves from this assault, we must fortify the information architecture in a way that can withstand the constant barrage and ever changing assault from search engines. The simple, yet underutilized, option is to add HTML markup to the website. So the million dollar question is: Why are websites not using it?
2012 saw the emergence of a new paradigm, one that calls for a slightly more transparent world in relation to search engines.
I think that 2013 will be the year that structured data is incorporated into the make-up of fundamental SEO. This concept is no longer theoretical and, with the ever encroaching mobile threat, it will become increasingly vital to have data and content organized. I am not implying that once markup is added to the HTML rankings will instantly rise or that this is a cure-all for a poor SEO foundation. Structuring the data in a meaningful way reinforces the site architecture by sending clear and concise signals that the data being crawled can best be organized and classified as a schema. The idea here is not to think of structured data as a way to leap frog competitors, but as a tactic to prove a website's valuable and unique data. After all, we are not talking about investing in unoriginal, shallow content.
How does one get started with structured data?
I can't speak for anyone else, but I can say with certainty that it's a big deal to me when the top search engines agree to support a schema for making the worlds information easier to crawl and in return, classify. I want to highlight a simple approach that I took to change the process of how pages are built at my company.
This is a no-brainer and, frankly, if you are not best friends with your top dev(s), then there are bigger problems to solve before tackling structured data. Getting this first piece in place will not only provide insight into the realities of marking up the HTML but also carry a lot of weight in the organization when that person is seen in your corner.
This second important piece keeps structured data top of mind even when you are not around. This means dropping recommendations in reports or tying the value of HTML markup in meetings (when the topic is relevant, of course) and having conversations about the great attributes available and how they tie to your business. Basically, incorporate markup opportunities into your daily jargon.
This piece ties directly to evangelizing in that you should be taking notes and reporting on examples of competitors or other industries that are utilizing HTML markup. It differs in the sense that this is research driven where evangelizing is all about planting the idea that developing a webpage is incomplete without the inclusion of markup.
Don't be a dictator about implementation by making it all or nothing. This is the last piece of the puzzle because ideally you have collected all the information in the first three steps. Let your developers do what they do best and advise where to best retrofit this idea into legacy code. Most importantly, give them the freedom to get creative and experiment. This is new territory so nothing should be off the table.
Please keep in mind that these are not rules by any means, just a framework that I used to help with the adoption of structuring data on our pages. Depending on the organization, steps 1 – 3 are completely flexible. The only one that doesn't move is the fourth step, which is all about deliverables.
I want to highlight an example of the fourth step that comes from my own experience of implementing schema.org markup. A developer and I were meeting about the pros and cons of implementing the code on a certain page when he had an idea to create item properties specific to the data we display. I had absolutely no problem with this, and I felt that this is one of the few ways that we could contribute to a better web. I reached out to Duane Forrester via Twitter to ask, in his opinion, would it be worthwhile to add schema tags that do not exist in the main document. To my surprise, he responded and said that the bots would crawl it, but until it is widely used throughout the web it will not be incorporated into the schema family. Nonetheless, the developer wanted to go full speed ahead and we ended up releasing three completely new schema.org item properties for our pages. With Searchlight, I was able to monitor the pages [full disclosure: I am a current Searchlight customer] and I have noticed a small increase in rankings over a few weeks' time and most importantly, much less fluctuation of said rankings. This has led to an overall incorporation of schema markup on all newly created pages as well as guidelines to retrofit existing code to include schema markup.
Chipping at small sections of the site has proven to work the best and doesn't burden engineering resources as much as doing one large code update. There is no need to markup every single piece of data either, just the important bits that matter the most to your business. Last, boost the benefits of structured data and the security it provides by future proofing your site to your stakeholders.
Everyone's website is different and companies vary, but hopefully there is enough here to help you start down the path of organizing the most important data on your site. Here's to another year in the exciting world of inbound marketing…Cheers!
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Due to recent flood damage, at the GWHS auditorium, the Chinese Warriors of Peking performance will take place in the GWHS gym, accessible from Christopher Lane.
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