Single Seat Gliders at Lasham - 2015 – Lasham Gliding Society: The home of gliding and sailplanes in the south East of England.
This section sets out the arrangements for flying the single seat gliders that are owned by LGS.
Before flying any aircraft you must ensure that you satisfy the necessary criteria as detailed below. You must also have read the flight manual for the glider. These are located in the briefing room in the Brown elephant.
Any of the requirements may be waived at the discretion of the Lasham CFI or DCFI only. You must get a briefing from someone who is current on type before your first flight, or if a long period has elapsed since you last flew this type. If this person is not an instructor, then an instructor must supervise the briefing. The logbook of the pilot who will be flying the new type will then be signed with the appropriate type approval. Before flying any aircraft all members must ensure they satisfy the necessary criteria as detailed below.
Visiting pilots flying the Discuses must have a completed Silver "C" and 75 hours P1.
The gliders are allocated by a ballot or may be booked in advance. Gliders can be booked through the office up to 5:00pm on the day before the booked day. A booking ensures that you have the glider for the day and covers soaring costs but not launches. Gliders can be cancelled up to 12:00 the day before the booked day, after this time you will be charged for the booking as this still allows other club members the opportunity of booking the glider. Remember once the glider has been booked, you will be charged whether or not you fly. There are strict limitations in place on the number of gliders that can be booked so that gliders remain available for the ballot.
On any day any full flying member may come to near the office hatch at Lasham by 8am and enter the ballot. The office staff will have posted the list of gliders that are already booked on the notice-board by the office hatch.
To conduct the ballot each participant selects a numbered tile and places it in the ballot box. At 8.00 a.m. tiles are randomly drawn to allocate gliders. The person whose tile is drawn first has the right to fly the glider of their choice (for which they are qualified) and their name is entered on the list against that glider. Tiles continue to be drawn and gliders allocated until the box is emptied. If tiles remain and all gliders are allocated a reserve list is prepared and the person at the top of the reserve list can fly the first glider that becomes available (for which they are qualified). The results of the ballot are placed on the main flying list (single seater section bottom right) as instructed on the ballot sheet.
People are expected to be cooperative. If you do not need the glider until it gets soarable, allow people to fly it beforehand. Alternatively consider making arrangements to fly the glider later in the day. After the glider has been used by the person to whom it has been allocated, it may be flown by the next person in the ballot (on the reserve list) , and thereafter on the basis of "first come first served".
Gliders may be hired and taken off site if authorised by the CFI. There are strict limits to of numbers that can be taken off site to ensure that gliders are still available at Lasham for members to fly. Hiring incurs an upfront non-refundable hire fee to be paid to the office.
Lasham operates an unlimited flying scheme whereby for payment of an upfront fee, members can fly the single-seaters without payment of soaring charges (launch fees must still be paid). Unlimited members must still ballot or book a glider using the procedure described above. An 'H' must be inserted in the hire column otherwise the office may not realise an unlimited member is flying and may charge a soaring fee.
Anyone leaving a glider or its trailer in a poor state will not be allowed to fly any of these single seaters.
The Discuses have "Softie" parachutes stored in clearly marked bags. The Grobs use standard club parachutes. Parachutes for all the single seaters are stored in their bags in racks on the right hand side of the clubhouse parachute room. They should be returned in their bags at the end of the day. Remember to check when the parachute is due for repacking.
These are found attached to the battery chargers in a metal cabinet in the northeast corner of the main hangar. Any club battery can be used but do not take a battery which is marked for a particular glider. Please make sure that batteries are returned to the cabinet at the end of the day and are put on charge. Do not leave them in the glider or take them home in your car!
The discuses require three batteries (one under instrument panel and two behind seat) while the Grobs require a single battery (located on the parcel shelf).
The Grobs each have tail-dollies which should be kept with the gliders when they are in the hangar or trailer. Each Discus has tow-out gear comprising tail-dolly, wing-top dolly and folding tow-out bar. Straight after towing out, please return ALL of the tow-out gear to where it belongs. This is in the front of the trailers for the Discuses and alongside the Grobs. It is very frustrating to have to go on a treasure hunt before you can move your glider in the morning - especially if the tow-out gear is in the boot of someone's car! If a rope is used for tow out, make sure that it is long enough to prevent the glider from rolling into the car. There must be two people walking with the glider when towing out – one on the wing and one at the nose.
All gliders have defect reporting books. All defects however minor, should be recorded in the book and reported to the workshop either in person or by e-mail (engineering@lasham.org.uk). The defect reporting procedure is described in the front of the defect book. Please note that any major defects affecting the potential airworthiness of the glider must also be immediately reported to the CFI/DCFI and recorded in the DI book.
Flarm is a collision warning device alerting the pilot to the proximity of other Flarm equipped gliders. The Flarm system can also be used to record the essential elements of your flight including heights and your track over ground. However this system needs an SD memory card which can be purchased from the office (or a PC store). At the start of the flight insert the SD card into the data reader slot on the instrument panel. At the end of the flight leave the card in the reader for at least 10 minutes for all the data to be processed. Then turn the Flarm off. Turn on the Flarm to initiate the download. The progress of the download can be followed by viewing the lights on the Flarm. At the end of the flight ensure that an official observer is present when the card is removed from the card reader. The data on the card should then be downloaded and the necessary information printed.
The discuses are also equipped with ClearNav moving map systems. These are relatively straightforward to use but require a briefing from a previous user to get the best use out of them. At the end of the flight, details are down-loaded from the ClearNav using a USB memory stick.
Each of the Discuses has its own trailer and there are two trailers available for the Grobs. These are very important to the well-being of the gliders. If you believe one of them to be unserviceable (e.g. one of the wing-holders doesn't hold the wing securely), then feel free to try and make it serviceable. If this is beyond your capabilities, then please make a note in the defects book and report to the Maintenance Workshop. Whatever you do, don't drive with an unserviceable trailer - it can get horribly messy!
Remember that when flying cross country (especially in the Discuses) that then trailer doors must be left open so that Lasham staff can tell if the gliders have landed back on the airfield.
If you are unsure how to rig/derig a certain type, do not guess, find someone who knows and learn from them.
Always ensure that the wing-walker and tail-dolly are seated before doing up the catches. This will avoid forcing the catches and risking breaking them, or damaging the gel or both.
Whenever you de-rig a glider and put it in its trailer make sure that the canopy is locked shut and ensure that the glider is secured correctly in the trailer. Before moving a trailer check that the glider is secured correctly.
SH2 is a Discus CS manufactured in 1995. SH3 and SH4 are Discus Bs purchased new in 1987 and 1989. They have both been re-gelled in recent years. All the Discuses have lifting instrument panels for ease of access.
The Discuses are really easy to fly with no vices at all. Experienced pilots find that their performance is noticeably improved with water ballast. However their lightness without water is useful in marginal conditions.
SH3 is the easiest of the 3 to rig. SH2 can be particularly awkward. Make sure after putting the first wing (port) in that the spar has an equal gap above and below it, and everything is well aligned. It makes putting in the second wing much easier. They have automatic control connections.
As with all gliders, it is much easier to rig if the tail-fin is vertical. Sometimes when removing the second wing, the fuselage can rotate on the belly-dolly if the wing's weight is still on it. So it is best to take the full weight of the wing and spar as soon as possible and beware of rotating fuselages.
Each Discus has it's own tail dolly and full one-man tow-out gear comprising a wing dolly and tow-bar.
The Grobs are suitable gliders for early solo pilots and will easily fly Silver Distance and further. They have very large cockpits but the panel is rather high so the view forward on aerotow can sometimes be restricted. The retractable version (SH7) needs care to ensure that the lever is fully in the down-position before landing. There have been a couple of wheels-up landings due to the lever not being locked. SH8 has its main wheel in front of the centre of gravity. SH9 has its main wheel behind the C of G and a nose-wheel, which is easier for ground-handling.
All the Grobs have new, standardised panels with Glider Guider navigation systems.
The Grobs share a fixed wheel Cobra trailer. Only SH8 has a tail dolly as if you use one and a tow bar behind a car with SH9 the nose wheel will hit the ground.
The Grobs use a completely different system for rigging from other gliders. It is essential to line everything up before trying to put the wings on. (It can take hours otherwise) The ailerons and air brake connections have to be connected via an inspection-panel on top of the fuselage. The elevator connections have to be made before putting on the tail-plane. Putting on the tail-plane is a two-man job for safety's sake. A very experienced pilot put himself out of a competition a few years ago by letting the tail-plane slip when the elevator was connected and bent the pushrod.
Although the manual recommends a white link for winch-launches, the practice at Lasham is to use blue.
All the Grobs have standardised instrument panels with ClearNav varios and Glider Guider navigation systems.
Lasham encourages all pilots to record their cross country flights on the BGA Ladder. This is important to maintain as complete a record as possible of cross country activity from Lasham. For longstanding experienced cross-country pilots, recording flights on the BGA Ladder has become second nature. For those flying early cross countries in club aircraft this may appear an unnecessary hassle. If you need advice please do not hesitate to seek help from more experienced pilots. The BGA Ladder can be accessed at: http://www.bgaladder.co.uk/index.asp. You need to register and set up a user password before uploading flight traces for the first time.
If you complete ANY cross country in one of the club Discuses; (SH2, SH3 or SH4) or in one of the club Grobs (SH7, SH8 or SH9) please download your flight trace and put it on the BGA Ladder. There is a specific sub-category named: "S&H Gliders", within the Lasham Club category that should be ticked when uploading your flight. A trophy will be awarded to the highest scoring flight each year.
You don't necessarily need your own flight recording equipment; flight logs can be downloaded from the Flarm in all club gliders and also from the ClearNav in the Discuses. Full details can be found on the Lasham Web-site in the Lasham Airfield Manual, under "Single Seaters" and "ClearNav".
There is also a trophy; The Surrey and Hampshire Gliding Club Commemoration Cup that is awarded annually for the highest scoring flight in a club single seater recorded on the S&H section of the BGA ladder.
The trophies are awarded annually for flights registered on the BGA Ladder website tagged S & H Ladder so make sure your flights are recorded on the BGA Ladder for your chance to win these prestigious awards!
Safe Flying and Happy Landings!


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The meet last night went really well, if a little unfocused. As suggested by D'log, name tags or some sort of formal introductions would've been great as I still can't associate blogs and names yet! Still, it's all still in its early days and can only really get better! On to the next meet!
Now time to add all the feeds I can remember to Thunderbird. If any of you that were there last night could comment with your web address it'd be great!


Board of Director Award – Williamson County ARES, Inc.
Although our ARES members work events and do things when needed, the Board of Directors award was established in 2016 and is given each year to a Williamson County Amateur Radio Emergency Services (WC-ARES) member who stood out throughout the year in all they did to assist and promote WC-ARES. This individual went above and beyond what was asked of them to achieve all goals, not just those assigned to them.


Digital signatures are comprised of a series of algorithms and mathematical constructs that ensure the authenticity and verifiability of a person signing a specific document. The reliance on digital signatures continues to increase as virtual work teams, the development of automated contract management, compliance, financial reporting and advanced workflows in the fields of financial services continues to grow (Keenan, 2005). The intent of this analysis is to define the properties and usage of digital signatures, evaluate how legal digital signatures are to stand up in court, and explain the security challenges of digital signatures as well.
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Digital forensic can be described as a branch of forensic science surrounding the recovery as well as investigation of materials which are found within digital devices, in many occasion regarding computer crime. Originally the term was always used as a synonym for computer forensics; however it has spread out to be used in investigations of the entire devices with capability of storing digital data. Having its grounds in the personal computing revolution of the late 1970s and 1980s, this idea escalated in a disorganized way during the 1990s, but this ended in early 21st century after the emergence of national policies.
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The global segregation in myriad aspects owes due to deference of information because technology or rather the lack of it is the causation of the term digital divide. The manifestation is observed glaringly in the realms of schools, commercial activities, connectivity with the global elements and so on and so forth. In the following treatise, the issues that are causative to and the solutions to narrow down the gap are explored.
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This did not end the matter, of course, and appeared to be addressed more at the copier than at sites facilitating sharing, which would become the next target.
Napster was the best known but hardly the only website devoted to facilitating file sharing among subscribers. After the courts caused Napster to shut down, at least in its original form, other sites emerged to take its place. A court ruling against two peer-to-peer file-sharing networks created a sense of uncertainty even as other sites took their place, and critics charged that such rulings were stifling innovation and making the next generation of computer uses less sure, to the detriment of all (Zeller C1).
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Digital Copyight poblem of the Digital Age is that while infomation is easy and economical to publish and disseminate, exploitation of digital copyight and intellectual popety ights emains a contentious issue. The question of who owns the ight to digital infomation is one of the most hotly contested issues on the Web today. The subject of intellectual and digital copyight is fast becoming a topic that is expected to have a majo impact on shaping the futue of the netwoked wold.
references, it's a model for the "decentralized system of creativity" that Boyle says copyright was meant to provide.
Zaret offers a broad and integrated solution, which includes a balance of the different aspects.
Everybody needs to keep their eyes on the prize,... which is a market where the Net and the devices that connect to it are valuable to people because there's lots of good stuff in there; a market where rights are basically protected for intellectual property holders, but that fair use is admitted; where there is digital rights management to reduce the incidents of serial copying; and where because of this low-distribution cost environment, you get companies willing and able to offer an enormous variety of differentiated products to people at low cost with helpful tools and assistance and add-ons that make cheap and great better than free and sort of crummy.
While the thoughts in Zaret's solution are laudable, they are in my opinion somewhat idealistic and less practical in the final analysis than Morgan's more specific ideas. Both articles however agree that the imposition of draconian copyright laws, which would restrict creative information flow, is not the correct path it take in the Digital Age. Both articles focus on the meaning and the ramifications of the new technologies and both emphasize and suggest radical changes in existing copyright laws to come to terms with contemporary reality.
The marketing strategy for products and services rests on the principles of market demand and consumption. The consumers hold the primary importance in marketing and studies of consumption patterns. The fashion articles including beauty products also fall in the similar category. The products designed are towards a particular type of consumers. The online and physical fashion articles marketing require users profiling. The consumers of the products are profiled using market data and research facilities (Leung 2008). The examples of brands include Mac Jacobs and Vuitton. The marketing strategies are towards targeting a particular type of personal profiles fantasizing the beauty concepts.
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These countries mainly obtain their domestic product income from agriculture, and not from information technology, because they simply do not have the resources nor the expertise to make a place for themselves in the digital world. Once again, this widens the gap between rich and poor countries, in that the latter do not have the means or opportunity to learn how they can also reap the benefits of digital technology.
This makes transportation both more user-friendly and efficient for the transportation infrastructure as a whole. It lessens the chances of riders getting on wrong buses, misreading different schedules, and informs riders when a bus will be cancelled or late so they can call their companion or find a new connecting bus. It also keeps tourists and strangers well-informed about points of interest in the area, such as restaurants or local historic attractions.
Omnivex wins DIGI Award for digital signage on bus system in Norway. (October 16, 2008).
This article examines digital signage from a business perspective. It highlights a new form of technology that has been honored by the industry, and speculates about digital signage's place in the future. Business Wire is a business-oriented publication that informs its readers about new trends in technology that may affect commerce around the world.
I chose Dan Brown's Digital Fortress because it is the type of book that I would normally read and because I find this particular subject interesting. The subject of cyber security is a matter that is/should be important to individuals and governments all over the world. The character I chose to write about is Commander Strathmore because he is not everything he appears to be. He begins the book in a controlled, and calculating, yet likeable, persona but develops into a character that is despicable and pathetic at the same time.
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This cannot be considered as the author's omission: it shows a lack of published ethnographic studies that use transactional information as a technique of observation. However, this has led to a narrow interpretation of observations, involving watching images and texts on a computer screen rather than watching people in offline environments. As an ethnographer, the author has routinely gathered information in-person that is quite similar to machine-collected transactional information (Freelon, 2014).
5) Do the authors present recommendations for future research and studies that build on the topics addressed in this article?
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Space and place in terms of business refer to online and brick-and-mortar presence. Many organizations today enjoy both since website presence has become exceptionally critical for reaching a wider audience and more customers. Marketing has become easier with online presence but at the same time, it also needs to be used effectively in order to reach the right set of customers. We must understand that marketing done online as well as through regular channels may require different kind of preparation since the market segments targeted through differ and also the techniques required are not the same.
Cinema Short Movie Series ($1M) - These cinema shorts would play right before feature films, and would include a story line featuring the Zap autos in several storylines. These would then be shown before the start of automotive-based movies.
Pre-emptive Web Marketing ($750K) - Starting by analyzing click stream data of visitors to the site and seeing if by reading their cookies if they have visited other competing sites, direct the prospect immediately to pages that show the advantages of Zap over the specific competitor they have visited. This area also includes analytics to define which Zap Auto is best to show the visitor to the site, and also the continual development of Search Engine Optimization (SEO) strategies to drive up the Zap brand as an electric car in Google, MSN, and Yahoo searches.
And new capabilities are being added to chips. These include microelectromechanical systems (MEMs), "such as sensors and actuators, and digital signal processors that enable cost reductions and extend it into new types of devices. Examples of MEM devices include ink-jet printer cartridges, hard disk drive heads, accelerometers that deploy car airbags, and chemical and environmental sensors" (Gulliksen 2000).
Trends toward improvements in microelectronics and MEMs are expected to continue as well in information storage, networking and applications of information technology (it).
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It uses a great deal of expensive and cutting-edge technology, and none of this is cheap. hile DR can do a great deal for a hospital radiology department, that department also must have the funds available to support what needs to be purchased and accomplished where DR is concerned if the department chooses to use this technology.
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Digital media then becomes an essential part of any channel management strategy in that it delivers a virtual experience of the product before it is purchased. Visit any auto manufacturer, hotel or realty site and you'll be able to virtually tour the auto, hotel room or property of interest online. All of these virtual visits are meant to alleviate anxiety and increase trust with consumers leading to them purchasing products more readily than before. Digital media in its many forms is accelerating sales cycles as a result.
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These protocols allow client/server applications to communicate in a way designed to prevent eavesdropping, tampering and message forgery. IPsec is a standard that provides security at the network layer by encrypting and/or authenticating IP packets.
Watermarking, Fingerprinting and Access control are other important DRM techniques. Watermarking is the process of embedding information into a data source in such a way its existence is hidden. It essentially serves as a copyright stamp. Another method to protect digital media is to fingerprint each copy with the purchaser's information. Thus, if the purchaser makes illegitimate copies, they will contain his or her name. Access control attempts to find ways for limiting the access to copyrighted material and/or inhibiting the copy process itself. Examples of copy protection include encrypted digital TV broadcast, access controls to copyrighted software through the use of license servers and technical copy protection mechanisms on the media.
Digital communications could be described as being borne from the first electronic transmission of words via a wire uttered by Alexander Graham Bell. Those words; "Watson, come here. I want to see you" (American Treasures, 2010) will live on in historical fashion as a changing of not only the manner in which individuals communicate, but the changing of an entire world. From that era to today's digital communication accessibility almost anywhere in the world took nearly 140 years yet advanced society light years into the future.
This is a valuable social and interpersonal skill, which will help kids to grow into effective and cooperative adults.
The approach of the Kids n Clicks program will function on a personal, educational, and technological platform.
A more positive attitude towards education.
Creative self-expression and learning by means of visual media.
Cultivating marketable skills like digital image production, graphic design, web page design, digital and online publishing.
Small groups, including no more than eight children in a singles session.
A combination of classroom and field work.
Companies that do not have good supply chain systems and processes often experience lower customer satisfaction levels, order lead times, and inefficient production processes vs. those that do. Before the widespread expansion of the Internet, most supply chains operated according to a very traditional and linear model -- business partners worked together directly with separately managed linkages between suppliers and customers. Today, the advent of the Internet has had a significant impact on supply chain management. Digital supply chain is an emerging trend especially in the music, publishing, and library industries. It provides a rare opportunity to use electronic means to impact the delivery of goods and services, offering a unique view of the process at critical points between the origin of raw materials to final delivery to the customer.
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Many important revolutions and transitions in power have occurred in non-democratic countries in the past several months, sparking a great deal of debate regarding the role of social media and contemporary technology in empowering populations to demand change. The matter of the critical mass with regards to public opinion and its impact upon international attention and intervention is central to the discussion of digital resources and communications supplanting rights and privileges of democratic freedoms. It has been widely promulgated in democratic nations, such as the United States, where digital media are protected by free speech laws, that the internet has the ability to enhance communication freedom in places where governments have made efforts to restrict social and civil liberties.
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How does an online discussion board community handle flaming?
Is it right to give support to pirating sites?
hat images are appropriate for re-tweeting?
Just how private should privacy policies be when agreeing to Terms of Services?
The Digital Growth Corp. is seeking to determine its intrinsic value per equity share. The future value as well as the present value must be determined in order to observe the intrinsic value. The intrinsic value of the stock is calculated by obtaining the increase in underlying asset value of the company due to the retention of earnings per share outstanding, which is a function of the market capitalization rate of 15% per year. The earnings are reinvested over the first 5 years and there are no cash dividends distributed to shareholders.
We owe our engineers a pat on the back for the part they have played in creating, designing, implementing, and perfecting these new technologies. Technologies that many people take for granted works because of good digital design. Digital cameras, wireless networking hubs, and digital voice recorders all work because of digital logic. Video game consoles and game boy technologies would be absolutely unthinkable without digital design wherewithal. Even cars come with digital circuitry. Next-generation smart technologies such as wired kitchen appliances, home electrical systems, security systems, and entertainment systems, are also becoming commonplace in many countries, testimony to the vast strides we have taken to improve consumer technology for the better.
How do information and information sharing impact the digital culture of today's world?
Most importantly, that problem may also be somewhat transitory and merely a function of the fact that computer gaming environments are still relatively new phenomena. Ultimately, it is quite probable that the next generation of young people will not be as interested in those types of recreation for the exact same reasons that contemporary teenagers are so much less interested in television than previous generations: because television is no longer novel.
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Will owner of five hotel franchises, routinely accesses the occupancy levels for each facility, determines projected supply needs and ensures that adequate preparations are in place to satisfy anticipated demand.
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I especially enjoyed the way Schaeffler links digital signage to other aspects of our constantly evolving technological society. This book in part examines the changing trends in the way we receive and respond to various communications, a topic which is of great personal interest to me. Communication is essential to the way we perceive and interact with the world, and I believe that Schaeffler does a decent job of demonstrating this fact's importance. Some of the conclusions he draws strike me as perhaps a little far-fetched, but only time will tell if digital signage will have the full individual impact Schaffler credits it with. Technologies, especially those involving changes in communication, have a way of surprising us, and Schaeffler and I are both excited to see what changes increased digital communication will bring.
Schaeffler, Jimmy. Digital Signage. Burlington, MA: Focal Press, 2008.
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electronic signatures as is used for the purposes of e-commerce. The writer explores their use, their problems and some of the legislature for their use. The primary focus is on the differences and similarities in three states regarding electronic signatures. There were three sources used to complete this paper.
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The term, 'digital revolution' is used to refer to the advancement of technology from mechanical, analog devices to digital devices such as smart phones, and digital computers (Couldry, 2012). The digital revolution began way back in the 1950s and 60s, when the invention of the transistor paved way for the development of the World Wide Web. Since then, it has been a step-by-step process, which has seen new inventions come up, and analog devices be gradually replaced with digital formats. Today, personal computers are being taken over by tablets and smart phones, and it is all part of the digital revolution.
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Digital media has changed our lives in immense ways at both the personal and professional levels. Social networking sites such as Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn have made it possible for us to connect and interact with friends, family, and experts in our respective fields. This text examines the role of digital media in my personal and professional life, as well as its role in shaping the youth culture.
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HCC Partner is the top healthcare company in the United States, and the management has noticed an intrusion in the systems based on the alerts from their IDS (Intrusion Detection System) logs that causes the management to question the reliability of the system. Analysis of their systems reveals that HCC uses the Snort IDS that is running in Linux system. Moreover, the HCC database administrator has received and downloaded the strange email from the Human Resources Department, which makes the system behaving strangely after they open the attachment.
he objective of this project is to analyze the HCC database server, the network system and other workstations suspected leading to data leakage. he project will investigate whether there is a possibility of evidence of data breach.
The next step is to develop a documentation of the evidence. The study suggests using the digital camera take the photos of all the evidence. The photo must ensure 360-degree coverage of the scene. The photo must reveal the location of all the seized computer systems. The front, back, and, side by all photos must photograph. However, there is a need for a videotaping of the active screen monitor. The photographs should reveal the position of mice, computer components, cables and other evidence.
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Social media has become an integral part of life in the modern-day society. Sites such as Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn provide ample means for people to communicate with friends and family, and at the same time build and develop their professional networks. I, personally, use Facebook to keep in touch with friends and family members that I may not be able to interact with physically. I get to post photos, videos, and updates that make it possible for my friends and family members in far-off locations to share in my most memorable moments. This way, I am able to maintain strong and healthy relationships, and to stay in constant touch with those people who matter most, even when they are miles away.
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The company emerged atop the buzz trouncing Samsung's Galaxy and Apple's iPhone (Siren).
Overall, Nokia's global outreach is especially impressive; they have traversed the digital revolution through subtle online marketing strategies geared towards creating a formidable marketing framework to enable the company reclaim its rightful place in the global market. Commentators and researchers alike have commended Nokia's aggressive marketing strategies noting that other mobile manufacturers should emulate it. There is still some room for improvement for the company. For instance, they should put on ad campaigns for online sweepstakes, quizzes and competitions. They should also liaise with mobile service providers such as Sprint and Verizon to bring up special offers (Niccolai).
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digital age include worlds that are highly imaginative (eg. Harry Potter films). Films are sometimes conceived in a literary form and then turned into a script and a film. Films since the 1920s and into the 21st century have used physical models and stage properties of some kind (eg. Metropolis, Blade Runner, 2001: A Space Odyssey and Harry Potter). In the digital age, visual effects are created by composite images and ongoing production techniques, practices and narratives. Discuss.
But this search for convenience has tremendous disadvantages that we often easily overlook. Clearly, it involves giving away information whose value we have little appreciation for. But just as importantly, we do this without recognizing that those who gather this information do so with the intention of reshaping our future. They use the information to determine where we might like to go in future searches for information. The privacy pages of sites like Ancestry.com (2012), as one example, openly tell us if we read them that their software is using the information they give us to decide what we might like -- effectively cutting out the world of luck or chance in the searches we seem to want to make for ourselves.
PROTECTIONS: For the most part the experience of exploring the virtual world of access is very much like the adventure itself: it is built on us having a sense of trust that the system itself will guard our interests. Most advanced nations have some acceptance in core human rights being based on people being free to exploit their own privacy; but how this happens in practice remains unclear. So what we find is that collectively we seem to use the power of our numbers and this interest in privacy to be its own source of protection. There are consumer protection laws and common sense rules (Privacy Rights Clearinghouse, 2011), and these make up the majority of what we count on for protections.
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Q: How to replace an ASP.NET XML WebControl so at use XslCompiledTransform? Currently I have some legacy ASP.NET 2.0 code that uses the ASP Xml web control like this:
<asp:Xml ID="XmlResult" runat="server" />

This is used to perform an XSLT transformation in c# code-behind like this:
XslTransform xslt = new XslTransform();
xslt.Load(Server.MapPath("~/xslt/MyXsltFile.xslt"));
XmlResult.Transform = xslt;
XmlResult.TransformArgumentList = xslArgs; // these are created elsewhere

XmlResult.XPathNavigator = xd.CreateNavigator(); // xd is an XmlDocument()

The problem is that the ASP XML control expects an XltTransform object and this is deprecated (marked as obsolete) as from NET 2.0:

"The XslTransform class is obsolete in
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  2.0. The XslCompiledTransform class is the new XSLT processor."

However, I can't seem to figure out how to replace this to use an XslCompiledTransform object. Obviously you can just give XmlResult.Transform property an XslCompiledTransoform object as this won't work. So presumably will have to replace the ASP Xml control with something else? A Literal? A Placeholder? But then what...? I just can't seem to work out the best way of doing this.
Any help would be appreciated! Thanks.

A: This is a helper function from my library on CodePlex that might help you:
public static string GetXslString(IXPathNavigable xslSet, XsltArgumentList xslArgs, IXPathNavigable navigableSet)
{
        XslCompiledTransform xslt = new XslCompiledTransform(false);
        xslt.Load(xslSet);

        string ret = null;

        using(MemoryStream ms = new MemoryStream())
        {
            xslt.Transform(navigableSet, xslArgs, ms);
            ms.Position = 0;

            ret = XmlUtility.GetText(ms);
        }
        return ret;
}

A: I finally figured out this and thought I'd provide the answer in case it proves useful to others. Below is a small helper class that uses XsltCompiledTransform and also can cache the results. It was written specifically for caching Umbraco macros, but can be used in any situation, I believe.
public static class XsltHelper
{
    /// <summary>
    /// Returns a compiled XSLT transform object for an XSLT file and caches it
    /// </summary>
    /// <param name="XsltFile">The relative path to the XSLT file</param>
    /// <returns>An XslCompiledTransform object for the XSLT file</returns>
    public static XslCompiledTransform GetXslt(string XsltFile)
    {
        string cacheKey = "macroXslt_" + XsltFile;

        if (System.Web.HttpRuntime.Cache[cacheKey] != null)
        {
            return (XslCompiledTransform)System.Web.HttpRuntime.Cache[cacheKey];
        }
        else
        {
            return GetXSLT(XsltFile, cacheKey);
        }
    }

    private static XslCompiledTransform GetXSLT(string XsltFile, string cacheKey)
    {
        XslCompiledTransform macroXSLT = new XslCompiledTransform();

        using (XmlTextReader xslReader = new XmlTextReader(System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Server.MapPath(XsltFile)))
        {
            try
            {
                xslReader.EntityHandling = EntityHandling.ExpandCharEntities;
                XmlUrlResolver xslResolver = new XmlUrlResolver();
                xslResolver.Credentials = CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials;

                XsltSettings settings = new XsltSettings();
                settings.EnableDocumentFunction = true;
                settings.EnableScript = true;
                macroXSLT.Load(xslReader, settings, xslResolver);

                System.Web.HttpRuntime.Cache.Insert(cacheKey, macroXSLT,
                    new System.Web.Caching.CacheDependency(System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Server.MapPath(XsltFile)));
            }
            catch
            {
                throw;
            }
        }

        return macroXSLT;
    }

}

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Елке Ерб () е германска писателка и преводачка, авторка на поезия и проза.

Биография и творчество
Елке Ерб е родена на 18 февруари 1938 г. в Шербах, провинция Северен Рейн-Вестфалия, в дома на литературоведа Евалд Ерб. През 1949 г. бащата довежда семейството в ГДР и то се установява в Хале, провинция Саксония-Анхалт.

От 1958 до 1959 г. Елке Ерб е селскостопанска работничка, а после следва германистика, славистика, история и педагогика в университета на Хале. През 1963 г. полага изпит за учител и до 1965 г. Работи като редактор в Мителдойчер Ферлаг.

От 1967 до 1978 г. е женена за поета Адолф Ендлер, с когото имат син.

След 1966 г. Елке Ерб е писател на свободна практика. През 1969 г. предприема пътуване в Грузия. Първият ѝ голям превод е стихотворения от Марина Цветаева. Ерб се изявява като автор на кратка проза, лирика и преводи на поезия предимно от руски, но също от английски, италиански, грузински и др. езици.

Близостта ѝ до независимото движение за мир, сътрудничеството с неофициална поетическа антология и протестът ѝ срещу лишаването от гражданство на бореца за граждански права журналиста Роланд Ян стават причина за следенето ѝ от ЩАЗИ. Опитът да бъде изключена от Съюза на писателите в ГДР не успява поради противодействие от местния съюз в Берлин.

Елке Ерб е член на Саксонската академия на изкуствата. През 2012 г. е избрана наново за член на Академията на изкуствата в Берлин.

Днес писателката, която навърши 80 години, живее в Берлин и сорбското село Вуишке в Горна Лужица.

Библиография
 Gutachten. Poesie und Prosa, 1975
 Einer schreit: Nicht! Geschichten und Gedichte, 1976
 Der Faden der Geduld, 1978
 Trost. Gedichte und Prosa, 1982 (ausgewählt von Sarah Kirsch)
 Vexierbild, 1983
 Kastanienallee. Texte und Kommentare, 1987
 Winkelzüge oder Nicht vermutete, aufschlußreiche Verhältnisse, 1991
 Nachts, halb zwei, zu Hause. Texte aus drei Jahrzehnten, 1991 (ausgewählt von Brigitte Struzyk)
 Poets Corner 3: Elke Erb, 1991
 Unschuld, du Licht meiner Augen, Gedichte, 1994
 Der wilde Forst, der tiefe Wald. Auskünfte in Prosa, 1995
 Mensch sein, nicht. Gedichte und andere Tagebuchnotizen, 1998
 Leibhaftig lesen, Gedichte, 1999
 Sachverstand, Werkbuch, Gedichte, 2000
 Lust. 2 Gedichte, 2001
 Parabel, 2002
 die crux, 2003
 Gänsesommer, Gedichte, 2005
 Freunde hin, Freunde her, Gedichte, 2005
 Sonanz. 5-Minuten-Notate, Gedichte, 2008
 Wegerich. Wahn. Denn Wieso?, Gedichte, (aus Sonanz), 2008
 Meins, Gedichte, 2010
 Poesiealbum 301, 2012
 Das Hündle kam weiter auf drein, Gedichte, 2013
 Sonnenklar, Gedichte, 2015

Награди и отличия

 1988: "Награда Петер Хухел" für Kastanienallee
 1990: "Награда Хайнрих Ман" (заедно с Адолф Ендлер)
 1993: Ehrengabe der Schillerstiftung
 1994: Rahel-Varnhagen-von-Ense-Medaille
 1995: "Награда Ерих Фрид"
 1995: Ehrengast der Villa Massimo in Rom
 1995: "Награда Ида Демел"
 1999: Norbert Conrad Kaser-Lyrikpreis
 1999: F.-C.-Weiskopf-Preis der Akademie der Künste Berlin
 2002: Stipendiatin im Künstlerhaus Edenkoben
 2007: "Награда Ханс Ерих Носак" für ihr Gesamtwerk
 2011: "Награда на литературните домове"
 2011: Erlanger Literaturpreis für Poesie als Übersetzung
 2012: "Награда Розвита"
 2012: "Награда Георг Тракл за поезия"
 2013: "Награда Ернст Яндл за поезия"
 2014: Deutsche Schillerstiftung: Anke Bennholdt-Thomsen-Lyrikpreis
 2016: Liliencron-Dozentur für Lyrik
 2018: "Награда Мьорике" на град Фелбах
 2020: "Награда Георг Бюхнер"

Бележки

Външни препратки

  Биографични данни за Елке Ерб в Каталога на Немската национална библиотека
  Литература от и за Елке Ерб в Каталога на Немската национална библиотека
  Литература от и за Елке Ерб в Немската дигитална библиотека
  Елке Ерб в Literatur Port
  Елке Ерб в Perlentaucher
  Елке Ерб в Poetenladen
  Елке Ерб във Verlag Urs Engeler Editor
  Елке Ерб в Die LYRIKwelt
  Елке Ерб в Personensuche

Писателки
Германски автори на разкази
Германски преводачи
Германски поети
Носители на литературни награди на Германия
Носители на награда "Георг Тракъл"
Носители на наградата "Георг Бюхнер"
Родени в Северен Рейн-Вестфалия

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St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, United States
Updated: about 2 months ago
The Geeleher Lab is seeking outstanding candidates for a postdoctoral fellowship focused on developing innovative computational and statistical approaches to inform and improve therapies for pediatric cancer and other diseases. One of the premier pediatric research institutions in the world, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital provides exceptional resources and a supportive environment for career development.
As a postdoctoral fellow, you will interact with leaders in cancer and translational research within and outside the institution and at national/international meetings. Innovative research will be supported by the lab's infrastructure, which includes a wet-lab component. Postdocs have considerable flexibility and freedom to develop their research programs.
Current research areas
Developing machine learning approaches for integration of pre-clinical, clinical genomics and electronic health record data for drug re-purposing and pharmacogenomics of anticancer agents
Identifying targeted therapies for patients with cancer is a central focus at St. Jude, and genome and RNA sequencing of patients' tumors is now being performed regularly as part of standard-of-care. A major goal of the Geeleher lab is to explore machine learning approaches to prioritize targetable variants and expand the scope of targeted therapeutics.
The postdoc will explore, optimize and build on emerging informatics techniques, including integrating somatic variation with transcriptomic variation and with protein-protein interaction networks. The Geeleher lab's wet-lab component provides a platform for validation of computational predictions and discoveries. Successful completion of the project has the potential for a direct positive impact on patient care and high-impact publications.
Developing statistical methods for integrating single cell and bulk tissue expression data to understand the relationship between common inherited genetic variation, gene expression, and drug response
Chemotherapeutic response is a complex trait influenced by numerous factors. Inherited genetic variants influencing gene expression (expression quantitative trait loci, or eQTLs) have been identified as major contributors. However, our recent work has shown that the degree of influence of eQTLs on gene expression in cancer is less well understood than previously thought.
The postdoc will explore how inherited genetic variation influences cancer risk, disease progression and drug response, building on methods developed in the lab to deconvolute eQTL signals from bulk tissue expression data to specific cell types. This work will aim to improve our understanding of inherited genetic variation in cancer and yield computational approaches applicable to a broad variety of complex traits and diseases.
About the Geeleher Lab
The lab of Dr. Paul Geeleher is in the Department of Computational Biology at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. Dr. Geeleher is recognized for developing innovative computational approaches and has led drug repurposing efforts, spearheaded publications in Nature, Genome Research, Genome Biology, Journal of the National Cancer Institute (JNCI) and Bioinformatics in the last five years and is funded by the NIH. Postdoctoral fellows in the lab will benefit from access to the wealth of high-quality genomics data generated at St. Jude, state-of-art high-performance computing facilities, robust analytical pipelines, the latest laboratory technology, outstanding core facilities and scientific expertise in genomics, cancer biology, statistics, and computer science.
Candidates must hold a doctoral degree (Ph.D., M.D. or equivalent). Applicants with a Ph.D. in a quantitative field (computational biology, genetics/genomics, statistics, mathematics, computer science & related fields) are encouraged to apply. Strong candidates from a primarily wet-lab or clinical background who wish to develop sophisticated quantitative skills will also be considered. Successful candidates will have a track record of scientific productivity, e.g. a first author paper, or a demonstrable contribution to a large project. Experience working in pediatric cancer is an advantage but not necessary. Fluency in English and the ability to think and work independently are essential.
The initial appointment will be for 1-2 years and can be renewed for up to a total of 5 years, depending on the candidate's goals and qualifications.
Interested candidates, please complete the online application and email your CV and cover letter to paul.geeleher@stjude.org . Please include areas of specific interest in a brief cover letter.
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Carbon disulfide, a widely used industrial chemical, was evaluated for toxic and teratogenic effects in timed-pregnant CD rats. CS (0, 100, 200, 400 and 600 mg/kg/day, po) in corn oil was administered in a volume of 5 ml per kilogram of body weight on gestational days 6 through 15. Females were weighed and observed during daily treatment and at 1 and 4 hours post-dosing for clinical signs of toxicity. At sacrifice on gd 20, a total of 22-27 confirmed-pregnant females per treatment group were evaluated. The gravid uterus for each dam was weighed and the number of implantation sites, and live, dead or resorbed fetuses were recorded. All live fetuses were weighed and examined for external, visceral and skeletal malformations. During CS treatment, dams exhibited clinical signs including rough or erect coat, lethargy, postural abnormalities, hind limb paralysis and weight loss; clinical signs were most frequent and severe in the 400 and 600 mg/kg/day groups. The maternal mortality rate was 4% (1/25) for the 400 mg/kg/day group and 0% for all other dose groups. On gd 11, 15 and 20 maternal body weight was decreased across treatment groups in a dose-related manner with 400 mg/kg/day CS dams exhibiting body weights significantly below vehicle controls on gd 15 and 20, and 600 mg/kg/day CS dams exhibiting body weights significantly below controls on gd 11, 15 and 20. Measures of maternal weight gain (i.e., weight gain during treatment weight gain during gestation and absolute weight gain) as well as gravid uterine weight were also decreased in a dose-related manner. Maternal weight gain during the treatment period was significantly below controls for dams treated with 200, 400 or 600 mg/kg/day CS. Absolute weight gain was significantly below controls for the 400 and 600 mg/kg/day CS groups. Gestational weight gain was below controls for all CS-treated groups. Relative maternal liver weight was increased in a dose-related manner with statistically significant increases above vehicle control observed in the 400 and 600 mg/kg/day CS groups; absolute maternal liver weight did not differ among treatment groups. The percentage per litter of resorbed, dead, nonlive (i.e., dead plus resorbed) or affected (i.e., nonlive plus malformed) fetuses did not differ among dose groups.
Among those litters containing live fetuses, there were no differences among dose groups in the number of live fetuses per live litter or in the proportion of males per live litter. Average fetal body weight per live litter was reduced in a dose-related manner, with CS 200, 400 and 600 mg/kg/day litters significantly below controls; males and females were equally affected on this measure. The percentage of fetuses malformed per litter, but not the proportion of litters with one or more malformed fetuses, differed significantly among treatment groups, but no clear dose-effect relationship was observed. In conclusion, CS (0, 100, 200, 400 or 600 mg/kg/day, po) administered on gd 6 through 15, produced dose-related maternal and fetal toxicity, but failed to increase the incidence of malformations in CD rats relative to vehicle control subjects.


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    return [NSNumber numberWithLongLong:nv];
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    return [NSNumber numberWithLongLong:nv];
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    return @0;
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Q: angular CLI - Dynamically changing a checkbox from component doesn't actually change its state I am using few check box in my form to control buttons + save the state. i will explain the issue with my code below.
<form role="form" name="layoutbutton" (ngSubmit)="save(layoutbutton.value)" #layoutbutton="ngForm" for="layoutbutton" ui-jq="validate">

PGM

<input class="onoffswitch-checkbox" id="cam1c" name="cam1c" type="checkbox" (change)="cam1.hidden = !cam1.hidden" #cam1c="ngModel" [(ngModel)]=layoutbutton.cam1c>
CAM 01

<input class="onoffswitch-checkbox" type="checkbox" id="cam2c" name="cam2c" (change)="cam2.hidden = !cam2.hidden" #cam2c="ngModel" [(ngModel)]=layoutbutton.cam2c>
CAM 02

  <input class="onoffswitch-checkbox" type="checkbox" id="cam3c" name="cam3c" (change)="cam3.hidden = !cam3.hidden" #cam3c="ngModel" [(ngModel)]=layoutbutton.cam3c>
  CAM 03

</form>

from my component i am dynamically setting the checkbox$("#cam1c").prop('checked', true);
After this if i submit the form i am not getting the checkbox value using the below code in the component. instead getting empty for checkbox.
save(data) {
this.submitted = true;
console.log("this.data",data.cam1c);
}


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// <copyright file="PracticeScore.cs" company="None">
// Copyright (c) IIHOSHI Yoshinori.
// Licensed under the BSD-2-Clause license. See LICENSE.txt file in the project root for full license information.
// </copyright>
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------

#pragma warning disable SA1600 // Elements should be documented

using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.IO;
using System.Linq;
using ThScoreFileConverter.Core.Helpers;
using ThScoreFileConverter.Core.Models.Th08;
using ThScoreFileConverter.Extensions;
using Level = ThScoreFileConverter.Core.Models.Level;

namespace ThScoreFileConverter.Models.Th08;

internal class PracticeScore : Th06.Chapter, IPracticeScore  // per character
{
    public const string ValidSignature = "PSCR";
    public const short ValidSize = 0x0178;

    public PracticeScore(Th06.Chapter chapter)
        : base(chapter, ValidSignature, ValidSize)
    {
        var stageLevelPairs = EnumHelper.Cartesian<Stage, Level>();

        using var stream = new MemoryStream(this.Data, false);
        using var reader = new BinaryReader(stream);

        //// The fields for Stage.Extra and Level.Extra actually exist...

        _ = reader.ReadUInt32();        // always 0x00000002?
        this.PlayCounts = stageLevelPairs.ToDictionary(pair => pair, _ => reader.ReadInt32());
        this.HighScores = stageLevelPairs.ToDictionary(pair => pair, _ => reader.ReadInt32());
        this.Chara = EnumHelper.To<Chara>(reader.ReadByte());
        _ = reader.ReadExactBytes(3);   // always 0x000001?
    }

    public IReadOnlyDictionary<(Stage Stage, Level Level), int> PlayCounts { get; }

    public IReadOnlyDictionary<(Stage Stage, Level Level), int> HighScores { get; } // Divided by 10

    public Chara Chara { get; }
}