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Error code: DatasetGenerationError
Exception: TypeError
Message: Couldn't cast array of type
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Traceback: Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/src/services/worker/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/datasets/builder.py", line 1871, in _prepare_split_single
writer.write_table(table)
File "/src/services/worker/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/datasets/arrow_writer.py", line 623, in write_table
pa_table = table_cast(pa_table, self._schema)
File "/src/services/worker/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/datasets/table.py", line 2293, in table_cast
return cast_table_to_schema(table, schema)
File "/src/services/worker/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/datasets/table.py", line 2246, in cast_table_to_schema
arrays = [
File "/src/services/worker/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/datasets/table.py", line 2247, in <listcomp>
cast_array_to_feature(
File "/src/services/worker/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/datasets/table.py", line 1796, in wrapper
return pa.chunked_array([func(chunk, *args, **kwargs) for chunk in array.chunks])
File "/src/services/worker/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/datasets/table.py", line 1796, in <listcomp>
return pa.chunked_array([func(chunk, *args, **kwargs) for chunk in array.chunks])
File "/src/services/worker/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/datasets/table.py", line 2109, in cast_array_to_feature
raise TypeError(f"Couldn't cast array of type\n{_short_str(array.type)}\nto\n{_short_str(feature)}")
TypeError: Couldn't cast array of type
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The above exception was the direct cause of the following exception:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/src/services/worker/src/worker/job_runners/config/parquet_and_info.py", line 1433, in compute_config_parquet_and_info_response
parquet_operations, partial, estimated_dataset_info = stream_convert_to_parquet(
File "/src/services/worker/src/worker/job_runners/config/parquet_and_info.py", line 989, in stream_convert_to_parquet
builder._prepare_split(
File "/src/services/worker/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/datasets/builder.py", line 1742, in _prepare_split
for job_id, done, content in self._prepare_split_single(
File "/src/services/worker/.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/datasets/builder.py", line 1898, in _prepare_split_single
raise DatasetGenerationError("An error occurred while generating the dataset") from e
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'This Week' Transcript: David Plouffe and Karl Rove
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Arvind (ph), what is the significance of this kind of accomplishment for you this year?
MAHANKALI (PH): It means that I'm retiring on a good note.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: What are you going to do now that you're retired? Just go play golf or what?
MAHANKALI (PH): Oh, I shall spend this summer, maybe the entire day, studying like physics.
STEPHANOPOULOS: That promise to study physics may be a first for ESPN. Congrats to Arvind for that and his victory.
And when we come back, the member of Congress about to make history in our "Sunday Spotlight."
STEPHANOPOULOS: And today's "Sunday Spotlight," the man you see in that vintage photo from the congressional page class of 1939, right there, then elected to Congress in 1955, taking the seat held by his father. He has been there ever since. And soon, John Dingell will make history, becoming the longest-serving member ever on Capitol Hill, 57 years, 5 months and 26 days.
Congressman Dingell, congratulations.
REP. JOHN DINGELL (D), MICH: Thank you, George. It's great to see you again and be back with you.
STEPHANOPOULOS: It's great to be with you. And, boy, your brushes with history began so early. When you were a page, back in 1941, you were right there when Franklin Roosevelt gave that "day of infamy" speech.
DINGELL: I was. I was in the gallery, taking care of a very famous newsman who was to wire record Roosevelt. I let him record not just Roosevelt's speech, but the speech that followed, which he was not supposed to do. And that's a little bit of the history that has been preserved for the country about how people actually felt and how they behaved on the dais in the Congress.
STEPHANOPOULOS: And when you got to Congress, you've now cast I think more than 25,000 votes.
When you look at all of them, if you can point out the vote that was most important to you?
DINGELL: I made a lot of important votes. But I have got to tell you, the one of which I'm almost -- of which I'm most proud and which I think was the most important, was the vote I cast on the '64 Civil Rights Bill, that allowed citizens to vote. You'll remember the country was being torn apart by the denial to our people the right to vote.
And, happily, that began a process that cured it, so that a black American citizen is now sitting in the White House.
STEPHANOPOULOS: That must have been an amazing moment for you to see him sworn after being to vote for that civil rights bill.
DINGELL: It was. And it almost cost me the job.
DINGELL: Well, it had a very nasty election over it. And people said -- "The Wall Street Journal" gave me a 1 in 15 chance of winning. And I just went around and told folks, I said, now, please explain to me why it is that a white man should be able to vote and a black man should not?
And the response of my people was fair and decent. And they agreed with me, although at the start of the debate, they really didn't.
STEPHANOPOULOS: Congress is a dramatically different institution since when you first came in 1955. What's the biggest change?
DINGELL: Lack of collegiality, refusal to compromise, an absolute reluctance to work together and I think the total loss of the understanding of the traditions.
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First and foremost, let's get this out of the way: the game is drop-dead, disgustingly gorgeous. The animations are silky smooth, the gun models are spectacular, the environments are rendered with high-resolution textures covered in minute details, and the frantic action plays out without without a hitch in the framerate. Aside from the gratuitous use of motion blur, this is about as good as a console shooter is going to look for a long way. Visuals will only get you so far however, and at this stage of the beta, Killzone 2 tends to be quite hit or miss when it comes to the actual gameplay.
It's clear that the game is inspired by the likes of Call of Duty 4. The frantic feel of Infinity Ward's opus is recreated well in Killzone 2: the action is very fast and loose, and it's easy to get overwhelmed by the action. Guerrilla's title ups the ante over Call of Duty 4 by sticking to more intricate areas and throwing environmental damage into the mix. Debris scatters everywhere in a heated gunfight, and there are few quiet moments in the hectic action. Expect to be disoriented, confused, and scared in your first big game.
The beta includes three maps and a single game mode, "Warzone," the online mode we first heard about back at E3. Essentially, you have one giant, open map and a defined array of objective-based game modes that run one after the other. The team that wins the most of the individual games wins the overall round. These mini-modes include the staple classics with a Killzone spin: "Body Count" is your basic deathmatch; "Assassination" involves killing a tagged player; "Search and Destroy;" "Search and Retrieve;" and "Capture and Hold." Taken separately, these modes are the standard fare, but stringing them together in Warzone creates a dynamic feel that keeps the action as objectives are quasi-randomly placed on the map.
To manage these ever-changing objectives with 31 other players is the game's on-the-fly squad system. At any time, up to four players can group up into a squad and share a private voice chat channel to get things done. The most important part of this system is that the squad leader becomes a respawn point: respawning without a squad usually puts you out of the action with quite a bit of a walk back to the current objective. Squads are invaluable to winning a match, especially with an experienced squad leader who knows to play conservative to stay alive.
Unfortunately, the squad system isn't the quite the flawless and fluid system it was sold as: the admittedly more flexible system in Killzone 2 doesn't organize the action as well as the static and regimented squad system of Resistance 2. Creating squads on the fly is very clunky: you have to pause, press the select button, and manage the menus from there. Furthermore, not every player in the game is in a squad: squads are never automatically assigned as in Resistance 2, so the action tends to be incredibly chaotic—and at times frustratingly unmanageable—in games bigger than 16 players.
This becomes a problem because of the nature of the game: tactics and using the different character classes together is incredibly important. In spite of the sci-fi setting, damage is more or less realistic; don't expect to take more than a burst or two before you're crying out for a medic. The inherently frantic action is made maddening by the lack of organization, and at times the game feels like what can only be described as one gigantic clusterfu... well, you know. Without communication, it's not rare for a single well-placed turret to mow down an entire team.
This is also troublesome because so much of the personal character progression is bound up in winning matches—the winning team gets a multiplier applied to experience which is crucial to leveling up and unlocking better weapons and, more importantly, the actual character classes. Unlike most class-based shooters, you'll actually start Killzone 2 with access to none of the classes which make or break team strategy. To unlock even your first class badge, you'll have to play through and do well in a great number of games. It's as though the first few hours of multiplayer will be a tutorial before you're free to mix and match. Unfortunately, the default weapons and lack of abilities in the starting "newbie" class are anemic. Expect to be run over by better players for quite some time. For a "tutorial" of sorts, this doesn't seem like a good design decision and for anyone less than the hardcore shooter fan, this could be enough of an off-put to ruin the entire experience. There's no escaping the fact that you start the game completely handicapped.
Killzone 2 is still very much in beta; the game is currently expected to land in February 2009 exclusively for the PS3, so there's plenty of time to tweak. How exactly the game's multiplayer will turn out is hard to say: the core action is a fun, frantic ride, but some of the interface problems (there's no party system, but only a simple "follow friend" function like Warhawk) and design decisions surrounding the squad and badge systems need work.
For the time being? I'll be returning to Resistance 2
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The Block Island Times
CRMC subcommittee vote on Deepwater expected April 3
By Lars Trodson | Mar 26, 2014
The Coastal Resources Management Council is expected to make its recommendation on the Block Island Deepwater Wind Project at a workshop on Thursday, April 3 at 8:30 a.m. at the Coastal Institute, University of Rhode Island Campus on South Ferry Road.
According to the CRMC, the Special Area Management Plan subcommittee will “render a recommendation of its findings of all hearings and testimony presented at the 3 [previously held public] hearings. There will be no public discourse or intervention on the part of the audience. The recommendation will be forwarded to the full Council at a later date for its recommendation.”
The CRMC staff had previously said that it had "no objection" to the Deepwater proposal.
Deeepwater Wind has planned a five 6-MW wind turbine project some three miles off the coast of Block Island with a submarine cable connecting the turbines to the island and mainland.
The project has drawn considerable attention, and controversy, since it was announced.
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Soap opera tango on Battlestar Galactica
Battlestar Galactica
“Taking a Break From All Your Worries”
Jan 28, 2006
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Gaius in the hot seat. Aside from the comfy shoes, things are not going too well for Baltar as Adama and Roslin plan to send him trippin’.
The Young and the Restless meets Abu Ghraib
Pity the poor editor of this week’s episode, who must have gotten carpal tunnel from jumping back and forth so often between the on-going soap opera of Kara and Apollo and Sam and Dee, and the good guys’ efforts to find a novel way to torture Baltar without actually TORTURING him.
There was plenty to savor in the torment (so much more P.C. than torture) of Gaius Baltar, but we’ll get to that.
The best news in this episode is that it looks like we may have reached an end, or at least a break, in the never-ending soap opera of the star-crossed couples.
Just in time. It was frantic and amusing for a while but enough is enough. Apparently M’sieurs Moore and Eick and staff have reached the same conclusion at the same time. By the end of last season they had exhausted all the permutations of love among the galaxies that we care to see, at least from these four.
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Take my wife, please. Apollo and Galen gripe about the married life in one of the few smiley moments.
When they reached a point this week where Kara and Lee had completely switched roles from just two episodes ago — now she was considering divorce and he didn’t want to — it was threatening to turn comic. Frankly, there was more reality in the cheesy bar scenes in the show’s MaxoDerm commercials — “Viagra, he doesn’t need it, he takes MaxoDerm!”- – than in those long, melancholy but still affectionate glances that Starbuck and Apollo kept throwing at each other in the final bar scene. I have long been rooting for Sam and Dee (Anastasia) to hook up and leave their spurious spouses to just what they deserved — each other.
The much advertised “bonus scene” broadcast at the end of the show was a lot more interesting, and relevant to the show’s story, than most of the fabulous foursome’s scenes. By the way, as this posts, you can see an extended version of that here. However, those bonuses (added to encourage you to help the ratings by watching the show live) usually disappear after a day or so. If you missed it, in the scene Roslin tries to get Caprica to spill the beans on Baltar. Caprica, who seems worried about Baltar’s eventual fate at the hands of the cruel humans, says if they put him on trial, she will tell all.
By the way, how DO the colonists produce enough booze to keep the fleet going from week to week? If the average colonist is half the drunkard that Apollo, Kara and Galen are, there must be an entire distiller ship jumping around the universe with them. In tandem with the marriage counseling ship. The Cylons get either one of those and it’s all over.
Fortunately, this was also one of the better Baltar episodes in a while, packed with all the ambiguity of character and meaning and self-deception we have come to love about this Peck’s Bad Boy.
From the very first scene in which Baltar’s mental, or inner, Number Six, convinces him to try suicide as a way of escape from the humans and back to the Cylons — on the rationale that he is, actually, a Cylon — we revisit the ongoing question of Inner Six’s existence. Is she an implant in his mind, either from a computer chip or some other form of suggestion? Is she a kind of mental manifestation of his imagination fostered by need, ego, guilt or all of the above? Or some as yet unsuggested projection?
In suggesting he hang himself, is she (or he, if she is Baltar’s imagination) really trying to eliminate him, as it seems? Or is it something more complex? Whatever, it suggests Inner Six is not just part of his imagination. I just can’t see Baltar trying to kill himself. Oh, he has moments of guilt and whole days of self-pity, but never enough to make him want to off himself.
On the other hand, if Six is a computer chip implant, it seems to be one in contact with the emotions of the other Sixes, who are justifiably pissed at him for all the Cylon swapping hanky-panky he was playing with the now moth-balled Number Threes (D’Anna Biers), not to mention his constant side-swapping between humans and Cylons. Otherwise, why be mad enough at him to try to bump him off, or scare the frack out of him?
Loved the frantic over-the-top scene of the guards running through the ship bearing Baltar aloft, headed to the nearest airlock, Baltar screaming, Roslin shouting.
But of the three failed interrogation attempts on Baltar, my fave was the middle of the three, with Adama suggesting the use of hallucinogens in what was clearly meant to remind us of the famous C.I.A. experiments when drugs like mescaline and L.S.D. were experimented with.
Galactica has made a specialty of dream and hallucination sequences, usually to fool us, as in Baltar’s resurrection sequence at the first of the episode. (To the point where we are suspicious every time something momentous happens.) This week had two of the best. First, where we are supposed to think we’re getting a genuine revelation that Baltar is indeed a Cylon being regurgitated in the Big Ship’s milk bath, only to learn, uh-huh, it was another big tease.
But the primo hallucination, under Adama’s “experimental drugs,” was the in the highly imaginative water sequence. Actor James Callis (Baltar) must have been pretty water-logged filming this episode.
Of course, with Baltar it’s hard to tell the drug induced hallucinations from his regular garden variety. How about all those creepy corpses from his guilty past? And the trio of Number Six babes from the earlier resurrection goo? In fact, who has Gaius NOT managed to hack off in his time?
But if we didn’t get any great revelations about who is or isn’t a Cylon — just because Number Six says Baltar isn’t doesn’t make it so — we did learn more definitely what we already suspected: Subconsciously Baltar sees himself as being as innocent and misunderstood as he does consciously.
Next week is the Super Bowl, so we have to wait two weeks to find out what’s next on Battlestar Galactica.
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A tense scene from The Woman King, with guest star Bruce Davison as Dr. Robert, and Tahmoh Penikett as Karl “Helo” Agathon.
Battlestar Galactica airs at 9 p.m. Sundays on Sci Fi.
Louis B. Parks
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1. ro_thunder says:
What about the milk-bath scene with all the little girls? Where they teenage/tweener Caprica’s? Did I miss something in a previous episode explaining these girls?
Otherwise, the best scene of the week was when Roslyn was interrogating Baltar, and he picked his previous assistant out of the myriad of photos along his ‘path of ejection’.
I would have put him in the airlock, and maybe started taking the air out of it, just to knock him out – then revive him, elsewhere – maybe make him THINK he was revived as a Cylon. Who knows.
I did NOT like the camera trick – the way the toady (who’s name escapes me at the moment, but I’ll remember as soon as I hit POST) kept looking at the camera was a tell-tale sign. Also, what DID Baltar whisper to him?
Where’s Sharon, speaking of Helo? And Hera? WAY too much soap-opera love quadrangle in this episode. While we’re at it, get Chief & Cally right – there needs to be ONE good example of a marriage on this ship – unless you count the Admiral and the President as a good example of a couple.
2. Louis says:
I like the way your mind works (though I have trouble keeping up).
Yes, wasn’t it annoying the way Felix Gaeta (I know, I have to look his name up almost everytime) kept darting glances up at the camera? Although I would think Baltar would be expecting them to be watching him all the time anyway.
Tweener Capricas: scary. I must have missed that episode too, but I’m thinking foreshadowing.
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Doug Padilla: Kid stuff
One of the Angels’ coaches Wednesday (we elect to withold his name) found it tough to dance around a question posed by one of an estimated 400 kids at a baseball camp at the ballpark. One of the campers wanted to know about Howie Kendrick coming back to the major leagues.
The coach intimated what already has been known, that Adam Kennedy’s days with the team are drawing to a close. The coach said that it was best to keep Kendrick at Triple-A where he can play every day. He concluded by saying that one day down the line somebody will push Kendrick out of his job too.
Kennedy said earlier this season that his agent had not talked about a contract extension with the Angels. That conversation isn’t expected to take place.
There never was a doubt that Kendrick would be the future at second base for the Angels. The real question is whether he will take over on Opening Day 2007 or get a start on his new job before this season ends.
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Get started with jQuery library from its own creators !!!
Hi Folks,
As you know, MS announced that jQuery is a built-in library in VS 2008 SP1 for ASP.NET Developers.
I recommend for all developers, to see the series of jQuery Library videos from its own creator : John Resig and his team, this series of videos help you to understand the jQuery library features,jQuery UI and other important notes for advanced developers.
I enjoyed watching these series, and i suggest all of you to understand and start using jQuery library in your .NET Projects and solutions.
After you finish this series, i like to share with you these posts for integrating ASP.NET with jQuery library:
1) ASP.NET with jQuery: Scott hanselman:
2) ASP.NET with jQuery:
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For those of you who do not have Office365 for Education but are looking to deploy it within your school or institution, this tip is just for you!
The best way to prepare for Office365 for Education is provided for you within the Office365 community on one of the wiki pages.
This provides all the top ways to get your deployment off to a great start by being prepared, including:
1. Familiarize yourself with Office 365 features
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4. Network readiness
5. Directory clean-up and preparation
6. Desktop
7. Mail migration, readiness and performance
8. Planning for a hybrid configuration
9. Admin support and use training
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Bali Holds the Key to Progress on International Trade
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Bali, Indonesia has become the epicenter of critical new action on international trade. Between now and the end of 2013, the resort island in the Pacific will host two major international meetings where the focus will be on thinking differently about how the international community approaches trade policy. The focus, as our World Bank colleagues have urged in the past, will be on trade along global supply chains.
In December, the 9th WTO Ministerial Conference will convene in Bali. Expectations run high for a new agreement on trade facilitation. This agreement would concentrate not on traditional tariff barriers to trade, but rather on issues that have a particularly strong impact on supply chain performance – issues like customs modernization, streamlining import and export procedures, and regulatory transparency. Addressing these issues can dramatically reduce the costs associated with trade in goods and services and boost international trade. In fact, our World Bank research shows tremendous potential returns on aid to trade facilitation – returns of $697 in increased trade for every $1 of aid to trade policy and regulatory reform.
But first, APEC Economic Leaders will descend upon Bali this week to discuss how APEC Member Economies can further strengthen supply chains in the Asia-Pacific to promote increased trade and more resilient economic relationships. APEC has long been at the forefront of thinking about international trade in terms of the vast network of supply chains that connect its member economies. And APEC is working to systematically identify areas to improve supply chain efficiency.
In the World Bank Development Economics Research Group, we have been assisting APEC in this important endeavor. Most recently, we worked with the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and AusAID to develop a brand new understanding of how APEC Member Economies are connected through international value chains and to identify opportunities to improve value chain performance through investments in transport infrastructure (ports, airports, roads and railways).
We examine new data on trade in value-added terms and find that APEC economies are in fact far more deeply integrated through supply chains than what may be apparent in traditional trade data analysis. For instance, intra-APEC trade represents 67% of the total trade of APEC members. But in value-added terms, APEC economies derive over 90% of the value of their exports from within APEC – through domestic production and from sourcing intermediate goods and services from other APEC members.
This connectedness makes the quality of an economy’s transport infrastructure (and trade facilitation more broadly) a concern not only of that economy, but of every economy connected to it through supply chains. And as we found in previous analysis, investing in port infrastructure to cut congestion by 10% could lower transport costs by 3% across East Asia – the equivalent of an across-the-board tariff reduction of between .3% and .5%.
Understanding, then, how different APEC economies add value to the exports of other economies through trade along value chains can inform targeted investments that will transmit benefits throughout the region.
The nature of international trade has changed as more and more trade occurs along global supply chains. This requires a new way of thinking about trade policy that focuses on trade facilitation along global value chains. For these reasons, between the APEC Summit and the WTO Ministerial, what comes out of Bali in 2013 may mark a significant shift in how the world promotes global economic growth through international trade.
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As if 6.15% annual inflation weren’t problem enough, Brazil’s central bank will face yet another challenge — this one posed by the rapid depreciation of the Brazilian real against the U.S. dollar — when it meets next week to review the country’s already towering base interest rate.
In a survey, 14 economists and financial market analysts were unanimous in expecting a half-point rise in the Selic base rate next week. In July, the central bank’s monetary-policy committee voted without dissent to raise the Selic rate a half point to 8.5%. It was the third consecutive rate increase this year.
According to analysts, the rate committee members this time will be forced to evaluate not only things like food and fuel prices but also the impact on inflation of the recent depreciation of the Brazilian currency. The interest rate decision will be announced next Wednesday.
“The central bank will be obliged to evaluate the impact of the depreciation on prices and — who knows? — maybe they’ll have to raise the Selic rate even more than 50 [basis] points,” said André Perfeito, an economist at São Paulo brokerage Gradual. Despite such qualms, Mr. Perfeito is sticking with his prediction of a half-point hike in the base rate to 9.0%. However, he is reviewing his year-end forecast, currently 9.25%, and may raise it as high as 9.75%.
Most economists agree that 9.75% is the limit, but for political not economic reasons.
“The base rate will never hit 10% before the [October] 2014 elections,” said former central bank president Gustavo Loyola. “Think of the headlines — double-digit base rate again! — and after all the government’s rhetoric about pulling down rates.”
The administration of President Dilma Rousseff has made much of its policy of reducing interest rates. After hitting a peak of 12.5% early in the Rousseff administration, the central bank under its methodical President Alexandre Tombini gradually eased the base rate to a historic low of 7.25% at the end of 2012.
But the rate cuts may have gone a bridge too far. Inflation surged from 5.84% at the end of last year to as high as 6.7% in June, with the central bank obliged to hike rates again in an effort to curb inflationary consumer spending.
Meanwhile, the Brazilian currency, which until recently was considered overvalued by local exporters and industries, has seen far heavier losses than its emerging country counterparts in recent months, and threatens to fuel already-high inflation. The dollar has gained nearly 18% against the real in the past three months while advancing only 5.6% against the Mexican peso, for example. The Brazilian real is trading at around 2.40 reais per dollar.
The higher cost of dollars will directly impact import costs ranging from wheat and fuels to mobile phone components and capital goods.
In the near term, inflation figures have shown some signs of a slowdown, but due mainly to seasonal factors such as a large grain and oilseeds crop and specific government decisions such as a rollback in big city public transportation fares.
Brazil’s 12-month inflation rate ended mid-August at 6.15%, not far below the ceiling of the government-set inflation range for 2013 of 2.5% to 6.5%.
But inflationary pressures are sure to resume as demand grows for increases in government-controlled fuel prices, among other factors. There has been speculation in recent days that the government may authorize a price hike for its own government-run oil company, Petrobras, which spends billions subsidizing imports of gasoline and diesel fuel.
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TABLE 2-1 Estimated Growth Factor, by Age Group
Age Group
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7 mo–3 y
4–8 y
9–13 y
14–18 y
SOURCE: Proportional increase in protein requirements for growth from FAO/WHO/ UNA (1985) used to estimate the growth factor.
Setting the Tolerable Upper Intake Level for Children
When data are not available to set the Tolerable Upper Intake Level (UL) for children, the UL for adults is extrapolated down using the reference body weights in Table 1-1:
ULchild = ULadult × Weightadult/Weightchild.
Method for Extrapolating Data from Young to Older Infants
Using the metabolic weight ratio method to extrapolate data from young to older infants involves metabolic scaling but does not include an adjustment for growth because it is based on a value for a growing infant. To extrapolate from the AI for infants ages 0 through 6 months to an AI for infants ages 7 through 12 months, the following formula is used:
AI712 mo = AI0–6 mo × F,
where F = (Weight712mo/Weight06 mo)0.75.
Methods for Determining Increased Needs for Pregnancy
It is known that the placenta actively transports certain nutrients from the mother to the fetus against a concentration gradient (Hytten and Leitch, 1971). However, for many nutrients, experimental data that could be used to set an EAR and RDA or an AI for pregnancy are lacking. In these cases, the potential increased need for these nutrients during pregnancy is based on theoretical consid-
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The uncle of shamed boxer Scott Harrison has been found hanging from a tree. A walker discovered the body of Jack McGill, 52, in woods early on Sunday. Former WBO featherweight champion Harrison, 30, was yesterday said to be "very upset" at the news. McGill, who lived alone in East Kilbride, was found in the Cathkin Braes in the south of Glasgow. It's believed he had become depressed after falling out of favour with Harrison's family. Ex-pro fighter McGill, the brother of Harrison's mum Agnes, was facing trial in Spain alongside his nephew on charges of assaulting a cop and trying to steal a car. | global_01_local_0_shard_00000061_processed.jsonl/121 | {
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2009-02-07 : Ruslan Chagaev 227 lbs beat Carl Davis Drumond 229 lbs by TD at 3:00 in round 6 of 12
• WBA "Champion in recess" Chagaev returns to the ring after a one-year layoff because of an Achilles tendon injury
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The "VORD" in the name of this business service originally stood for Vertical Order Management, but this business service is now used generally in Siebel Enterprise Applications as well as Siebel Industry Applications.
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The following sections describe the contents and organization of this guide—Programming WebLogic Security:
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See Related Information for a description of other WebLogic Server security documentation.
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This document is intended for the following audiences:
• Application Developers
Java programmers who focus on developing client applications, adding security to Web applications and Enterprise JavaBeans (EJBs). They work with other engineering, Quality Assurance (QA), and database teams to implement security features. Application developers have in-depth/working knowledge of Java (including Java Platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE) Version 5 components such as servlets/JSPs and JSEE) and Java security.
Application developers use the WebLogic security and Java 2 security application programming interfaces (APIs) to secure their applications. Therefore, this document provides instructions for using those APIs for securing Web applications, Java applications, and Enterprise JavaBeans (EJBs).
• Security Developers
Developers who focus on defining the system architecture and infrastructure for security products that integrate into WebLogic Server and on developing custom security providers for use with WebLogic Server. They work with application architects to ensure that the security architecture is implemented according to design and that no security holes are introduced. They also work with WebLogic Server administrators to ensure that security is properly configured. Security developers have a solid understanding of security concepts, including authentication, authorization, auditing (AAA), in-depth knowledge of Java (including Java Management eXtensions (JMX), and working knowledge of WebLogic Server and security provider functionality.
Security developers use the Security Service Provider Interfaces (SSPIs) to develop custom security providers for use with WebLogic Server. This document does not address this task; for information on how to use the SSPIs to develop custom security providers, see Oracle Fusion Middleware Developing Security Providers for Oracle WebLogic Server
• Server Administrators
Administrators who work closely with application architects to design a security scheme for the server and the applications running on the server, to identify potential security risks, and to propose configurations that prevent security problems. Related responsibilities may include maintaining critical production systems, configuring and managing security realms, implementing authentication and authorization schemes for server and application resources, upgrading security features, and maintaining security provider databases. WebLogic Server administrators have in-depth knowledge of the Java security architecture, including Web application and EJB security, Public Key security, and SSL.
• Application Administrators
Administrators who work with WebLogic Server administrators to implement and maintain security configurations and authentication and authorization schemes, and to set up and maintain access to deployed application resources in defined security realms. Application administrators have general knowledge of security concepts and the Java Security architecture. They understand Java, XML, deployment descriptors, and can identify security events in server and audit logs.
While administrators typically use the Administration Console to deploy, configure, and manage applications when they put the applications into production, application developers may also use the Administration Console to test their applications before they are put into production. At a minimum, testing requires that applications be deployed and configured. This document does not cover some aspects of administration as it relates to security, rather, it references Oracle Fusion Middleware Securing Oracle WebLogic Server, Oracle Fusion Middleware Securing Resources Using Roles and Policies for Oracle WebLogic Server, and Oracle Fusion Middleware Oracle WebLogic Server Administration Console Help for descriptions of how to use the Administration Console to perform security tasks.
Guide to this Document
This document is organized as follows:
Related Information
In addition to this document, Programming WebLogic Security, the following documents provide information on the WebLogic Security Service:
Security Samples and Tutorials
Security Examples in the WebLogic Server Distribution
The following examples illustrate WebLogic security features:
• Java Authentication and Authorization Service
• Outbound and Two-way SSL
The security tasks and code examples provided in this document assume that you are using the WebLogic security providers that are included in the WebLogic Server distribution, not custom security providers. The usage of the WebLogic security APIs does not change if you elect to use custom security providers, however, the management procedures of your custom security providers may be different.
This document does not provide comprehensive instructions on how to configure WebLogic Security providers or custom security providers. For information on configuring WebLogic security providers and custom security providers, see Oracle Fusion Middleware Securing Oracle WebLogic Server.
New and Changed Security Features in This Release
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Sun Java System Directory Server Enterprise Edition 6.3 Administration Guide
ProcedureTo Test the Join Data View
1. As an anonymous user, search the join data view.
In this step, we search Kirsten Vaughan's entry to see whether data from both join views is retrieved.
% ldapsearch -p 1389 -b o=join "uid=kvaughan"
Note that the returned entry includes the attributes from both the LDAP data view and the JDBC data view.
2. As a user under o=join, modify the userPassword attribute to verify that you can write to the join data view.
% ldapmodify -p 1389
dn: uid=kvaughan,ou=people,o=join
changetype: modify
replace: userPassword
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Solaris Volume Manager Administration Guide
ProcedureHow to Create a RAID 5 Volume
1. Check Prerequisites for Creating Solaris Volume Manager Components and Background Information for Creating RAID 5 Volumes.
2. To create the RAID 5 volume, use one of the following methods:
• From the Enhanced Storage tool within the Solaris Management Console, open the Volumes node, then choose Action->Create Volume and follow the steps in the wizard. For more information, see the online help.
• Use the following form of the metainit command:
metainit name -r component component component
• name is the name for the volume to create.
• r specifies to create a RAID 5 volume.
• component specifies a slice or soft partition to include in the RAID 5 volume.
To specify an interlace value, add the -i interlace-value option. For more information, see the metainit(1M) man page.
Example 15–1 Creating a RAID 5 Volume of Three Slices
# metainit d45 -r c2t3d0s2 c3t0d0s2 c4t0d0s2
d45: RAID is setup
In this example, the RAID 5 volume d45 is created with the -r option from three slices. Because no interlace value is specified, d45 uses the default of 16 Kbytes. The system verifies that the RAID 5 volume has been set up, and begins initializing the volume.
You must wait for the initialization to finish before you can use the RAID 5 volume.
See Also
To prepare the newly created RAID 5 volume for a file system, see Chapter 16, Creating UFS, TMPFS, and LOFS File Systems (Tasks), in System Administration Guide: Devices and File Systems. An application, such as a database, that uses the raw volume must have its own way of recognizing the volume.
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Balloon is an Open Hardware board, designed for embedding into projects needed low-power, high-performance poartable computing. It can be built in various configurations, with either FPGA for maximum welly, or CPLD for minimising power consumption. It is based around the Xscale 270.
The project has its origins with some of the people involved with making LARTs, and Balloon2 saw the light of day in in 2003, and over 5000 have been made.
Balloon3 has had a long gestation with enormous support from Cambridge University Engineering Dept. It is now available, and has a company (iEndian) formed around it which is running production, sales and support.
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Joel Kirk born Joel Lindley, has attended Ohlone College (Sept 07'-Dec 09') and National University of Singapore (late July 2011-early Dec 2011). Future plans are to work in the Asian and U.S. film industry and delve in non-fiction and fiction writing, with projects focusing on black/Asian relationships as well as the media representations of those two communities.
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Determination of Shrinkage Limit of Fine-Grained Soils by Wax Method
Shrinkage limit of fine-grained soils is one of the parameters that is used for predicting the volume stability of soils in the field. ASTM Standard D427-04 (2007) involves the use of mercury, a health hazardous substance. Many stringent precautionary safety and disposal measures have to be exercised before its use in the laboratory. The present technical note presents the wax method of determining the shrinkage limit of soil in the laboratory which does not require the use of mercury, and also to substantiate the method proposed by the ASTM standard. It involves the use of wax as a coating on the dry soil pat and the water displacement method for the determination of the dry volume of soil pat. The experimental results have shown that the values of shrinkage limit of soils determined by the wax method and by the mercury displacement method are within certain statistical bounds.
Item Type: Journal Article
Additional Information: Copyright of this article belongs to American Society for Testing Material.
Keywords: fine-grained soil;hazardous substance;mercury displacement;shrinkage limit;wax coating.
Department/Centre: Division of Mechanical Sciences > Civil Engineering
Date Deposited: 17 Aug 2009 10:09
Last Modified: 17 Aug 2009 10:09
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Brussels, 5 June 2013
Commission concludes that Latvia is ready to adopt euro in 2014
Today, the European Commission publishes its 2013 Convergence Report on Latvia, together with a citizen's summary that briefly explains the report and the rationale behind it. The Commission concludes that Latvia has achieved a high degree of sustainable economic convergence with the euro area and proposes that the Council decide on Latvia’s adoption of the euro as from 1 January 2014.
Olli Rehn, Commission Vice-President responsible for Economic and Monetary Affairs and the Euro said, “Latvia’s experience shows that a country can successfully overcome macroeconomic imbalances, however severe, and emerge stronger. Following the deep recession of 2008-9, Latvia took decisive policy action, supported by the EU-IMF-led financial assistance programme, which improved the flexibility and adjustment capacity of the economy within the overall EU framework for sustainable and balanced growth. And this paid off: Latvia is forecast to be the fastest-growing economy in the EU this year."
He added: "Latvia's desire to adopt the euro is a sign of confidence in our common currency and further evidence that those who predicted the disintegration of the euro area were wrong.”
The Convergence Report concludes a positive assessment of Latvia's economic performance against the convergence criteria set out in the EU Treaty as follows:
The average inflation rate in Latvia in the 12 months to April 2013 was 1.3%, well below the reference value of 2.7%, and it is likely to remain below the reference value in the period ahead. While short-term factors (notably the VAT cut last July) have contributed to the particularly low current level of inflation, the analysis of underlying fundamentals and the fact that the reference value has been met by a wide margin support a positive assessment of the fulfilment of the price stability criterion. Latvia will need to remain vigilant to keep inflation at a low level, including by maintaining a prudent fiscal policy and keeping domestic demand on a sustainable path.
Public finances (deficit and debt)
The general government deficit-to-GDP ratio reached 8.1% in 2010, but decreased to 1.2% in 2012 and is projected to remain at 1.2% in 2013 according to the Commission's latest Spring Forecast. The general government debt stood at 40.7% of GDP at end-2012. The Commission considers that the excessive deficit has been corrected in a credible and sustainable way and has recommended that the EU Economic and Financial Affairs Council (ECOFIN) close the excessive deficit procedure for Latvia (see MEMO/13/463). If this is done, Latvia will fulfil the criterion on the government budgetary situation.
Interest rates
Latvia’s average long-term interest rate over the year to April 2013 was 3.8%, below the reference value of 5.5%. The spreads vis-à-vis euro area long-term benchmark bonds have been declining markedly since 2010, which reflects market confidence in Latvia.
Exchange rate
The Latvian lats has participated in the Exchange Rate Mechanism (ERM II) since 2 May 2005, which is considerably more than the minimum two years. When it joined ERM II, the Latvian authorities committed to keep the lats within a ±1% fluctuation margin around the central rate. During the two years preceding this assessment, the lats exchange rate did not deviate from its central rate by more than ±1% and it did not experience tensions.
Other factors have also been examined, including balance of payments developments and integration of labour, product and financial markets. Latvia's external balance adjusted significantly during the crisis, supported also by improvements in its external competitiveness. Latvia's economy is well integrated within the EU economy through trade and labour market linkages, and it attracts sizeable levels of foreign direct investment. The integration of the domestic financial sector into the EU financial system is substantial, mainly due to a high level of foreign ownership of the banking system.
Finally, Latvia's legislation in the monetary field is compatible with EU legislation.
This assessment is completed by the European Central Bank's (ECB) own convergence report, also published today.
Throughout the crisis, Latvia has successfully managed a difficult macro-economic adjustment process. Determined implementation of the EU-IMF-led financial assistance programme helped the country to steer out of a deep recession and to return to economic growth.
According to the EU Treaty, the Commission and the ECB report every two years or upon request by a Member State with a derogation on the subject. On 5 March this year, Latvia formally asked the Commission to deliver an extraordinary convergence report with the aim of joining the euro from 1 January 2014.
The conditions for euro adoption consist of four stability-oriented economic criteria regarding the government budgetary position, price stability, exchange rate stability and convergence of long-term interest rates which need to be fulfilled in a sustainable manner. National legislation on monetary affairs must also be in line with the EU Treaty.
According to the Treaty, additional factors also have to be taken into account in the assessment (balance of payments, market integration) as indicators that the integration of a Member State into the euro area will go ahead without problems and to broaden the view on the sustainability of convergence.
ECOFIN Council will take the final decision on the adoption of the euro in Latvia in July, after the European Parliament has given its opinion, euro area Finance Ministers have given a recommendation and EU leaders have discussed the subject at the European Council meeting on 27-28 June.
The procedure will be fully completed once the Council of Ministers, acting by unanimity of its euro area Member States and Latvia, has irrevocably fixed the exchange rate of the lats to the euro.
More information:
The assessment can be consulted in the document "Convergence Report 2013 on Latvia", available online here:
The Citizen's summary is available from:
MEMO 13/495
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Surely There's a Parallel to be Found Here?
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Or hey, maybe the plight of a zoo's red panda really are as important as the top story in domestic American politics in several months. Who knows?
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Manchester St John, LancashireEdit This Page
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Chapel History
St John's Byrom Street Manchester was created a chapel of ease by 1769 from, and lying within the boundaries of Manchester Our Lady, St George and St Denys, Lancashire Ancient Parish; located on Deansgate.[1] The marriages registers, commencing in 1813, continue through the remaining portion of the Lord Hardwick Act era--one of the few churches in the Greater Manchester area, allowed to marry couples within its walls during this period.
St. John's Gardens is on the site of one of Manchester's lost churches. Built in 1768/9, St. John's Church was built for Edward Byrom, a local landowner and businessman. It was demolished in 1931.
The gardens which are situated close to Deansgate, between Byrom Street and Lower Byrom Street, consist of amenity grassland laid out in formal lawns, flower and herbaceous bedding areas with ornamental planting, access routes, seating and an amenity hut. City workers, tourists and city centre residents predominantly use this green space as a relaxation garden.
A monument to the church and the 22,000 people buried in its grounds stands in the middle of the Gardens where the original entrance of St. John's Church lay. One of the panels within the monument stands in memory of William Marsden who was instrumental in obtained the Saturday half day holiday for Manchester in 1843. for images of the church Manchester Libraries Image Collection
Civil Registration
Online index of Lancashire Births, Marriages and Deaths Lancashire BMD
Church records
Online Records
AC = (£)
FS =
LOPC = Lancashire Online Parish Clerk
Baptisms Marriages Burials
LOPC None None None
LBMD 1837-1881 1838-1928 1837-1881
Baptisms Marriages Burials
FS 1573-1872 1573-1889 None
LBMD 1837-1881 1837-1946 1837-1881
AC 1573-1616 1573-1616 1573-1616
Original Records
Census records
Poor Law Unions
Manchester Poor Law Union
Probate records
Maps and Gazetteers
Web sites
Gerald Lodge's excellent website contains an image of the church.
1. A Topographical Dictionary of England by Samuel Lewis (1848), pp. 221-247. Adapted. Date accessed: 19 July 2010.
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Documentation Amateur Radio Beat
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Package-x-generic-16.pngfldigi has been updated from 3.20.20 to 3.20.34. In addition to numerous bug fixes and cosmetic improvements, there are several new features:
• Extensions to pskmail
• Changes to dupe and diamond indicators
• Waterfall offset
• Improve cosmetics of configuration dialogs
• Additional keyboard shortcuts
• Squelch adjustment on THOR and CW
• Improved macros
• Contest logging
• Improved integration with hamlib
• The DXCC popup now includes LotW and eQSL hints
• Improvements to Cabrillo reporting
• Parallel port may now be used for PTT
• Additional logbook fields
• Improved Olivia decoding
• Improved scope handling for RTTY
Full details on fldigi may be found at
Fedora 15 now includes Package-x-generic-16.pngxastir 2.0.0. This version includes several bug fixes, as well as support for Open Street Maps. The project maintains a wiki at
Package-x-generic-16.pnggpredict is a real-time satellite tracking and orbit prediction program. In addition to many bugfixes, new features include:
• Radio and antenna rotator control.
• Improved satellite selector.
• New layout manager.
• New Event view.
• Satellite tooltips and pass pop-ups
A video showing the satellite tooltips feature can be found at
Details about Package-x-generic-16.pnggpreict may be found at
Package-x-generic-16.pnghamlib has been updated from 1.2.11 to 1.2.12. Included in this release ate three new backends. The project page may be found at
Icarus Verilog is a verilog compiler and simulator
Old Version: 0.9.20091230 -> New Version: 0.9.20100928
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Fedora 15 features version 2.0.5 of Package-x-generic-16.pngxlog. In addition to numerous bugfixes (refer to there are two feature changes:
• Changing the name of the free fields in the log now updates the column names in all the logs which are opened
• To speed up logging, typing <ENTER> in the callsign field will jump to the TX(RST) field.
Package-x-generic-16.pngsplat 1.3.0 is includes in Fedora 15.. The latest version of SPLAT! features a new interactive configure script that sets the MAXPAGES parameter at compile time, a new mapping mode that plots contours of received signal power level in dBm, support for uniform ground clutter, expansions of the -db, -plo, and -pli command-line options, support for one arc-second high resolution SRTM topography data (including new srtm2sdf-hd and splat-hd executables), and many other improvements including updated documentation and minor bug fixes.
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Soundcard Packet Radio Modem
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[Ffmpeg-devel] [BUG][PATCH] double free in libavformat/utils.c/av_destruct_packet()
Benjamin Larsson banan
Wed Jan 4 14:44:42 CET 2006
Triggers this bug, my latest cook fixes are needed also. Attached patch
seams to fix that, I tried with av_freep but valgrind complained.
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Default street address wont hyperlink from android messenger
So... I recently updated to a Samsung S4 and for whatever reason street addresses will not hyperlink from android messenger.
It's not a formatting issue because addresses which are recognized and properly hyperlink in to maps on my wife's S4 and on my old LG do not work on my new S4.
I've searched all the settings and even did a full factory reset and I'm still suffering this issue.
It's critical for me to restore this functionality because I receive dispatches from my employer via text which include address which I must import into maps seamlessly while driving so any advice you can offer is greatly appreciated.
Thank you!
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We've wired publisher Nick Denton's house with livecams for the book party, which begins at 6:30 p.m. This way even if you're not invited, you can watch the awkward moments unfold between people who have fired each other at various publications. NEAT. Update, 1:03 a.m.: Annnnnd that's over now. Yeesh! | global_01_local_0_shard_00000061_processed.jsonl/257 | {
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Cause on both side of the coin you’ll get fed shells
In unison, hollow heads from red tails
from Joe Budden – No Church in the Wild Lyrics on Genius
Double Entendre. He’s saying that you’ll get shot up with hollow points. And when he says red tails he’s saying the top of the gun is hot when fired. Red = hot.
He’s also saying get shot up from red tails like the planes from the movie Red Tails
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Sprint's HTC Touch Diamond Gets Photographed By Digital Camera From 1998
Nothing confirms that Sprint is indeed getting the HTC Touch Diamond like a blurry picture of the phone posted in some forum. You can't tell much, but you can see that TouchFLO 3D is still there, and that there's a big yellow Sprint sticker on the top right where the, uh, front camera is supposed to be. Either there's no front cam on this or your face is going to get a Sprint logo all over it during conversations (or it's on the left, but we can't make it out in this vaselined photo). [PPCGeeks via Phone Arena] | global_01_local_0_shard_00000061_processed.jsonl/263 | {
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In a recent BBC interview, HP CEO Leo Apotheker said that we won't have long to wait after the company's big Feb. 9th webOS announcement before we can actually buy the products. The HP-branded devices are expected "within weeks" of the event. And if those tablets are as awesome as they look, well, the sooner the better, Leo. [BBC via Engadget] | global_01_local_0_shard_00000061_processed.jsonl/264 | {
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JK Rowling: "The MacBook Air Changed My Life"
In a recent interview, JK Rowling has come out with a gushing piece of product endorsement, claiming that the MacBook Air has changed her life.
Publishers Lunch reports that she's rather fallen for the device owing to its portability. "The MacBook Air changed my life," she explained, adding that "I've written everywhere, including some very strange places."
We can only speculate as to where those strange places are, but the MBA sure is portable enough to take anywhere. That also brings us to a question: what's the strangest place you've every typed? [Publishers Lunch]
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• Wikipedia: write first, ask questions later
The day I took this screenshot there were more than 9.4 million entries in Wikipedia's multilingual database. In addition to more than 3.2 million articles in English and close to a million in French, there were over 1,000 articles in Nahuatl, a language with 1.3 million speakers, and 100 or more articles in languages like Tok Pisin (4 million speakers) and Aymara (2.4 million speakers).
Admit it, we all use Wikipedia. The collaborative online encyclopedia is often the first place we go when we want to know a fact, a date, a name, an event. We don't even have to seek out Wikipedia: in many cases it's the top site returned when we google that fact, date, name, or event. But as much as we've come to rely on it, Wikipedia is also the online source whose reliability we most often question or ridicule.
Wikipedia is the ultimate populist text, a massive database of more than 3.2 million English-language entries and 6-million-plus entries in other languages. Anyone can write a Wikipedia article, no experience necessary. Neither is knowing anything about the subject, since Wikipedians -- you can be one too -- can simply copy information from somewhere else on the internet and post it to Wikipedia. It doesn't matter if the uploaded material is wrong: that can be fixed some other time. Wikipedia's philosophy comes right out of the electronic frontier's rough justice: write first, ask questions later.
Such sketchy reliability is why many teachers warn students not to use Wikipedia in their research. This despite the fact that a 2005 Nature study showed that, so far as a selection of biology articles was concerned, Wikipedia's reliability was on a par with that of the Encyclopaedia Britannica. But teachers don't want their students using the Britannica either. Wikipedia actually offers an article about its own reliability, though the accuracy of that article remains to be determined.
A study by researchers at the University of Washington finds that most students use Wikipedia, even though their instructors warn them not to. Not only that, but students in architecture, science, and engineering are the most likely to use Wikipedia. Apparently those students, whose disciplines depend on accurate measurements and verifiable evidence, don't expect accuracy from their works cited. According to the study, students in the social sciences and humanities, subjects emphasizing argumentation and critical reading, are less-frequent users of Wikipedia. Unfortunately, the Washington researchers didn't ask these students how much they rely on Spark Notes.
Pie chart showing percent of students using Wikipedia
The pie chart shows that 52% of students surveyed in the Univ. of Washington study use Wikipedia always or often. Apparently, 3% don't know whether or not they use Wikipedia. A separate Facebook survey reports that the same percentage of students acknowledge using mind-altering chemicals to help them write their papers.
For students, and increasingly for the rest of us as well, it seems that reliable sources are less important than finding information in nanoseconds. We go to Wikipedia not because it's accurate, but because it's both fast and ubiquitous (if you search for ubiquitous on Wikipedia, you'll be redirected to the entry for omnipresence).
Wikipedia, with its lack of credibility, is only one example of the increasingly common internet practice of publishing first, polishing afterwards. Computers can make an exact copy of a text -- something that proved difficult in the age of manuscripts and even in the age of print: there are no clones among the many Chaucer manuscripts, or among the many copies of Shakespeare's First Folio. But it turns out that, while digitized text is easily duplicated, it's also inherently unstable: like Wikipedia, everything on the internet is subject to change without notice.
Students may rely on Wikipedia when they write their papers, but what they don't do is write or edit Wikipedia articles themselves. Wikipedia may be a veritable eBay for facts. And most students go to Wikipedia before consulting anything else. But they're not contributing to Wikipedia's massive growth. (The same thing is true of students' use of YouTube: they watch videos by the hour, but relatively few students upload their own videos to the site.)
Perhaps students don't write for Wikipedia because they've already got too much to write for school. Or maybe they don't feel like it. Just because anyone can be a Wikipedian doesn't mean that everybody wants to. But they are comfortable with the write first, ask questions later bias of digital text: that's how they Facebook and text.
Remember the old slogan of the clothing store, the Limited, "No sale is ever final"? For me, no text is ever final: it's never right, never finished. But I do think it gets a little better with each post-publication revision. I'm no big fan of Wikipedia. To me its coverage is spotty and there are lots of mistakes that haven't been cleaned up. On the other hand, I think there's nothing wrong with write first, ask questions later, so long as you keep on asking those questions. But hey, as they also say on the internet, your mileage may vary.
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A waterpocalypse in Earth's southern hemisphere?
Evapotranspiration, the movement of water from the Earth's surface to the atmosphere, has been steadily decreasing in the southern hemisphere. What's causing this unprecedented moisture shortage, and how will it affect people down under?
Evapotranspiration comes from a couple different sources, the evaporation from land surfaces and the transpiration of water from plants. It's part of a number of larger climatic cycles, and it's crucial in the proper movement of energy and water throughout the system. At its most basic, evapotranspiration rates determine how much water plants can get, not to mention how much water is available for human consumption.
One of the suspected side effects of climate change is a shift in the water cycle, and scientists had predicted a decrease in the evapotranspiration rates. Now researchers have been able to find evidence for that shift on a global scale, as this water movement has decreased in the southern hemisphere since the last big El Niño event back in 1998. This decrease follows fifteen years of increasing evapotranspiration from 1982 to 1997. The team has found evidence for the decrease throughout the world, but the effects are strongest in Africa and Australia.
Here's the potentially good news - the decrease is real, but it's a small one. It's still possible that this is a moment of natural variability in the land water cycle, and that's maybe bolstered by the fact that the change is tied with El Niño, which is a naturally occurring event...except of course the El Niño events themselves are thought to have increased in strength and quantity over the last century because of global warming.
Either way, if the evapotranspiration rate keeps falling, it will soon threaten the survival of vulnerable ecosystems and human access to water, which is already a major problem in parts of the southern hemisphere. | global_01_local_0_shard_00000061_processed.jsonl/300 | {
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Like a lovable grandpa spoiling the surprise birthday cake at the family dinner, Marvel's venerable Stan Lee spilled the beans on Marc Webb's Spider-Man reboot. He revealed not only his cameo, but confirmed one epic fight scene involving lizards.
From Stan Lee's Q&A at the Dallas Comic Con (video above):
"Wait til' you see it, oh it's so funny... This one is genius.... There's a big battle going on with Spider-Man and the Lizard in the library. I'm the librarian. And I'm stamping books. I'm just stamping books, and I have earphones on and I'm listening to music... This life and death battle is going on behind me but I don't know it, I don't hear them. That's what it is, it looks so funny and I look so dumb."
The biggest disappointment? X-Men: First Class doesn't include a Stan Lee cameo. What — he couldn't play the doddering guard outside Cuba's secret stockpile of missiles? Boo on you X-Men.
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NBC has bought a TV show based on my story about psychics in love
Now it can be told! NBC has put a television adaptation based on my novelette "Six Months, Three Days" into development, with Krysten Ritter, Eric Garcia and David Janollari producing. I didn't really think this was actually going to happen, and I am kind of gobsmacked.
In case you missed it, "Six Months" is a story about the relationship between two clairvoyants, whose powers work in different ways. Doug sees the future as set in stone, with no free will. Judy sees the future as a series of branching possibilities. They both "remember" the future, rather than seeing it on a TV screen or whatever — so both of their powers are subject to all the failings of memory.
I was really blown away by how many people connected with this story, both with the characters and with the ideas. After a decade and a half of toiling in obscurity as a fiction writer, it's beyond intense when something you wrote takes on a life of its own like that. Knowing that something that came out of your head is living in other people's heads, is enough to make your head explode. I felt way beyond lucky.
So then hearing from other creative people that they want to turn my story into something brand new and different is kind of that same feeling of astonishment and luck — only maybe even more so, because of the realization that smart people are putting time and energy into the idea of adapting your story. Whatever happens with this deal, I will never stop being thrilled about that.
So here is the actual scoop about what's going on, via Deadline:
Eric Garcia, of course, is the writer of Matchstick Men, and the novel The Repossession Mambo (which I reviewed here.) When Eric got in touch, I was pretty stoked that he was even interested in my story — but then it became clear that Eric was really serious about this and had tons of ideas for how to build out a 10,000 word story into an ongoing TV show.
Krysten Ritter, meanwhile, starred in the sitcom Don't Trust The B—- in Apt. 23, and had a pivotal role in Breaking Bad. She's in several upcoming feature films, including the new Veronica Mars movie and Tim Burton's Big Eyes. When Eric mentioned that Krysten might want to produce the show, I was pretty amazed — and then I heard from Krysten directly, and she seemed incredibly fired up about the story, the characters, and the potential for them to have a new life in another medium.
I was also stoked when Eric and Krysten got David Janollari involved — he was instrumental in getting shows like Six Feet Under, Supernatural and Teen Wolf on the air. David had previously worked on a project with Krysten and Eric at MTV.
Later, when I heard that Eric and Krysten were basically doing improv as my characters Doug and Judy in pitch meetings with the studio and the network, my head kind of started to spin. Not just from the idea of people acting out my characters, but also the sense I was getting that this show could actually be funny and strange and kind of out there. They were focusing on the characters and the love story, but they were also bringing out the humor, which seemed like a really good sign.
Eric and Krysten weren't the first people to approach me about doing something with "Six Months" — in fact, the best advice I got about this situation came from Patrick Nielsen Hayden, my editor at Tor.com, who told me "Don't take the first offer you get." When Patrick told me that, I sort of assumed the first offer would be the only offer, but that turned out not to be the case. It's also definitely worth repeating that none of the attention this story has gotten would have happened without Patrick taking a chance on it and publishing it at Tor.com.
When I started getting approached by movie and TV people about this story, I wasn't even sure how to field the emails — and luckily, a friend introduced me to Nate Miller at Manage-ment, who agreed to take me on and start talking to people on my behalf.
So at this point, you know about as much as I do. I'm not planning on being super proprietorial about this show — and I can't imagine anything more stressful than trying to have creative input into a TV show being made hundreds of miles away. So I'm basically in the same boat as you guys — I can't wait to see what happens next. | global_01_local_0_shard_00000061_processed.jsonl/303 | {
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Everyone is calling Welcome To Yesterday the next Chronicle. Which is a pretty steep comparison. This time-traveling adventure centered around a pack of teens may look like Chronicle, but will it be as dark as that brilliant superhero film?
Here's your very first look at the film, penned by Jason Pagan and Andrew Stark and directed by Dean Israelite, which was previously titled Almanac. The premise appears to be simple: The kids build a time machine and their backwards journey causes a terrible ripple effect that they now have to fix. But you know how time travel works — the more you mess with it, the worse it usually gets.
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Mar 12 2009 5:09PM GMT
Considering the future of compliance at Compliance Decisions
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The Compliance Decisions Summit taking place in Newton, Mass., got off to a great start this morning. Eric Holmquist and Richard Mackey both provided deep, engaging presentations on “future-proofing” an organization against compliance challenges and managing third-party risk.
Over the course of the morning, we posted to Twitter on our ITCompliance account more than 40 times, in lieu of a single blog post. As we noted to @cmneedles, #CSD09 is the hashtag we’ve chosen to track tweets related to today’s seminar. For a full explanation of what a hashtag is and how it works, please consult last week’s weekly digest of compliance headlines from Twitter.
Breakfast & registration in Newton, MA at Compliance Decisions. We’ll be live-tweeting the talks, starting at 9AM.
Kelley Damore, Ed. Dir for the #TTGT Security Media Group, kicks off #CSD09 by noting recent data breaches at Hannaford, TJX & Heartland.
Damore notes the breadth of compliance challenges: health, financial & proprietary data must all be secured with auditable processes.
Future-Proof Your Compliance Session
Eric Holmquist is up, explaining how to future-proof a compliance program vs. new regulations, including mitigating risk & GRC best practices.
“Compliance management is one aspect of risk management. It’s about risk alignment. It’s never about checklists.” -Eric Holmquist | #CSD09
“Every version of regulatory guidance around risk management boils down to three things: awareness, accountability & actionability.” #CDS09
Risk management boiled down to a continuum: Inherent Risk -> Controls -> Residual Risks | Compliance doesn’t just rest in controls. | #CSD09
“The 4 most important words for improving a compliance program: What could go wrong?” -Eric Holmquist | #CDS09
RT @scotpe 99% of compliance failures are because “somebody did something stupid” | #CSD09 [Key to plan for people being people]
Key elements of an effective compliance program: subject matter expert, compliance committee (real or virtual), control library | #CSD09
More key elements of an effective compliance program: documentation, risk-aware culture, incident response team, wrap-around analysis #CSD09
Eric Holmquist is reflecting on the details of how Advanta implemented an effective compliance program. Gap analysis & visibility key #CSD09
“No regulation is only relevant to IT. There is a business component to every single one.” -Eric Holmquist | #CSD09
“We set the bar at a risk management & governance level. Regulatory guidance, frameworks & standards are a test.” -Eric Holmquist | #CSD09
#GRC best practices: leverage existing processes & map them, focus on risk, secure executive sponsorship, use control libraries | #CSD09
“The costs of #ediscovery are staggering. Get a data retention program for email done. Now.” -Holmquist | #CSD09
PrivacyProf: A related issue is retention of full email threads; possibility of changes in early thread msgs likely creates ediscovery issues (Reply from contributing expert Rebecca Herold)
What does Holmquist see in the future for compliance? More infosec & BCP challenges, updates to PCI & state data protection laws. | #CSD09
Good question from the audience on email retention: What’s too much, too little? Establishing which emails = official documents is key. #CSD09
Sponsored Session from Symantec
Ethan Kelleher up from #Symantec to speak to their approach & notes support for an online resource: | #CSD09
We’re listening to a live “message from our sponsor” ( #Symantec) regarding version 9.0 of their Control Compliance Suite (CCS). | #CSD09
Managing Third-Party Risk
Richard Mackey now up at #CSD09 on managing third party risk. #Video on building a framework-based#compliance program:
An IT guy here at #CSD09 is especially interested in the MA data protection law. Our podcast w/state: (free reg. req.)
Mackey talking about impact of regulatory project requirements on service providers. If they handle regulated info, compliance is key #CSD09
Mackey notes that “standards like ISO 27002 & #COBIT describe lifecycles that can be applied to service providers” | #CSD09
“The first step in understanding risk is understanding the information shared.” -Richard Mackey | Data mapping & tools help. | #CSD09
“FFIEC, PCI & GLB all require due diligence in assessing provider controls. Depth should correspond to risk.” -Richard Mackey | #CSD09
“When evaluating service providers for compliance, establish rules for evaluations. View them as a partnership.” -Richard Mackey | #CSD09
“Most regulations require YOU to be the regulator of service providers.” PCI, HIPAA & GLB all require co.’s to ensure compliance. #CSD09
“Standards-based assessments, like ISO 27002, are useful tools. Consumers of the reports, however, must understand what results mean” #CSD09
Key questions when a #CIO receives a compliance report (SAS 70, ISO, etc): Scope of assessment? Metrics used? Control objectives? | #CSD09
When conducting #compliance assessments, concentrate on risk, avoid generic assessments & focus on consistency/operational #security. #CSD09
Mackey continues to focus on associate, partner & service provider #compliance; frequently mandatory but potentially overlooked. #CSD09
IT is critical to service provider #compliance: firewalls, VPNs, intrusion detection, encryption, scanners & data loss prevention | #CSD09
Excellent seminar on third-party risk management for meeting compliance by Richard Mackey. Video will be available later this month. #CSD09
We’ll be posting more to Twitter this afternoon when Holmquist presents again, this time on a “Risk-Based Approach to Information Security Governance,” and Laurence Anker talks about “Managing the Cost and Complexity of Compliance through Governance.”
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IT Answers » AS/400 Primary Language CL RPG Mon, 29 Dec 2014 08:37:26 +0000 en-US hourly 1 AS/400 Primary Language Wed, 18 Nov 2009 15:05:51 +0000 Hi!
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I would also like to get the USER Name that has the MSGW in this CL…
How can I do that?
SNDDST TYPE(*LMSG) TOINTNET((‘’) DSTD(‘***- Message in ACTIVE JOBS -***’) LONGMSG(‘Message waiting in Active Jobs ‘) IMPORTANCE(*HIGH) PTY(*HIGH)
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AS/400 message queue Thu, 17 Jun 2010 13:29:25 +0000 Hi dear All,
I’m stuck up.. in my first message queue program.
I’ve 2 (dumb) Questions.
1. I provide ‘message queue’ as a parameter to RCVMSG command. when the command is executed, it reads only one row at a time. so If I’ve 15 rows of messages on a queue, I execute RCVMSG in a loop and save messages one by one. Is this the correct approach?
2. Once I’m done executing this program, IF I again call the same program RCVMSG doesnt read anything from the message Q (I dont remove messages in RCVMSG). this directs me to the thought that, any message queue can be read only once even if I dont remove any message from the Q. Is this true? if yes then what if I need to execute this program more than once due to some failures/exceptions
Command I use
RCVMSG MSGQ(&EMSGQ) RMV(*NO) MSG(&FSTLVL) + SECLVL(&SNDLVL)
This is what the message queue contains -
Company Code Required Enter Account Code Product Deduction Group 001 has been copied to Deduction Group 001. Product Coverage not found. Errors occurred while processing GGI Component 75016 19. Errors occurred while processing Transaction Component ‘75016’ ’19’. Errors occurred while processing GGI Transaction 75016.
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Annals of Surgery:
doi: 10.1097/SLA.0000000000000789
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The Role of Biological Sex in Severely Traumatized Patients on Outcomes: A Matched-Pair Analysis.
Trentzsch, Heiko MD; Lefering, R. PhD; Nienaber, U. MSc; Kraft, R. MD; Faist, E. MD, FACS; Piltz, S. MD
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Objective: Analyze sex differences in TraumaRegister DGU (TR-DGU).
Background: Sex differences are considered to influence trauma outcomes. However, clinical study results are controversial.
Methods: Of 29,353 prospectively recorded cases of TR-DGU, we included primary trauma room admissions with Injury Severity Score of 9 or more into the analysis. Pairs (n = 3887) were formed from 1 male and 1 female according to age, mechanism, injury severity by Abbreviated Injury Scale (for head, thorax, abdomen, extremities), and occurrence of prehospital shock. Biochemical markers, treatment modalities, length of stay, and outcome (multiple organ failure, sepsis, mortality rates) were assessed. Statistical significance was accepted at P < 0.05. Odds ratios (ORs) are given with 95% confidence interval (CI).
Results: Females had less multiple organ failure [OR: 1.18 (95% CI, 1.05-1.33); P = 0.007], particularly in age group of 16 to 44 years; sepsis [OR: 1.45 (95% CI, 1.21-1.74); P < 0.001]), particularly at age more than 45 years; and mortality [OR: 1.14 (95% CI, 1.01-1.28); P = 0.037]. Prehospital chest tube insertions (214 vs 158) and surgical procedures before intensive care unit admission were more often performed in males (79.7% vs 76.4%). Females had lower mean hemoglobin levels [10.7 +/- 2.6 vs 11.9 +/- 2.8 (mg/dL)]. There were no sex differences in fluid resuscitation, shock index, coagulation, and base excess.
Conclusions: Males are more susceptible to multiple organ failure, sepsis, and mortality after trauma. Differences were not exclusively related to reproductive age and thus cannot be attributed to sex hormones alone. Females aged 16 to 44 years seem to tolerate shock better. Higher susceptibility to sepsis might be explained by male immune function or increased systemic burden from higher rates of surgical interventions.
(C) 2014 by Lippincott Williams & Wilkins.
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NRL Preview and Tips - Round 25
LeagueUnlimited's Paul Zines gives us his tips and a full preview of Round 25 of the National Rugby League after a perfect round last weekend!
Sydney Roosters (4th) V South Sydney Rabbitohs (14th) Friday August 29th, Sydney Football Stadium Match Starts 7.30pm
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Benefit Sale Reminder
Posted By Jessica Fisher On November 27, 2011 @ 5:54 pm In Announcements | No Comments
Tomorrow is what is traditionally known as Cyber Monday. As Friday was the mad dash for deals and steals in physical stores, Monday is the day to shop in your jammies. And as you know, shopping in my jammies [5] is one of my favorite pastimes.
Just a quick reminder that the sale in the FishMama Shop ends tomorrow night. Read the details of the sale here. [4]
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[4] Image: http://lifeasmom.com/2011/11/weekend-benefit-sale-in-the-fishmama-shop.html
[5] shopping in my jammies: http://lifeasmom.com/2011/11/shopping-at-home-for-the-holidays-frugal-friday.html
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Most web page authoring software like Dreamweaver—or even blog publishing systems like Blogger or WordPress—all come with WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) mode, which formats web content without exposing the HTML and CSS behind it. But even in 2008, lots of web authors turn off WYSIWYG and just hand-code their own markup—even at the NY Times. Mac news site TidBITS reports:
The New York Times's design director Khoi Vinh noted in a recent reader Q&A segment on the Web site, "It's our preference to use a text editor, like HomeSite, TextPad or TextMate, to 'hand code' everything, rather than to use a wysiwyg (what you see is what you get) HTML and CSS authoring program, like Dreamweaver. We just find it yields better and faster results."
I'm writing this very post using raw HTML instead of WYSIWYG mode myself, because it gives me a lot more control (and I'm comfortable writing HTML). What about the rest of you bloggers and web writers out there? Has web authoring software gotten smart enough to hide HTML tags from you and still do a good job, or is hand-coding still the best way to go? Let us know what you do in the comments. | global_01_local_0_shard_00000061_processed.jsonl/338 | {
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Google Now Gets Reminders, Public Transportation Cards, and More
Google Now is getting a few new cards to dish you information quickly. This includes a new Reminders function that automatically tells you when you have plans, a new public transportation search, and more.
Like everything in Google Now, the new cards try to anticipate what you'll need. For Reminders, it's all about keeping you up to date on your appointments, meetings, and everything else. For public transportation, you'll see what transportation is available to you at your location. Other new cards include book releases, music albums, TV shows, and video games.
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RE: Whitespace
Date: Sat, 12 Jan 2002 12:54:35 +0100
To: Brian LaMacchia <[email protected]>, [email protected]
Cc: [email protected]
Message-id: <1522760668.1010840075@crypto>
--On Freitag, 11. Januar 2002 17:30 -0800 Brian LaMacchia
<[email protected]> wrote:
> 3) If we were going to put the attribute anywhere, then I believe
> Joseph's comment is correct that it would be more appropriate for the
> attribute to go on ext:Foo. (Notice that since dsig:Object does not
> itself have any significant semantic beyond a mere container, it is the
> case that in fact doing it this way (on ext:foo) is fully equivalently
> expressive.)
I agree with Brian about that this is a good solution if the schema is
_not_ tweaked.
I am no schema crack, but if the dsig schema cannot be overwritten in a way
that an application re-defined a ds:Object to contain only Elements (so
that xml:space would be important for direct ds:Object/text() children,
then the application developer can put the xml:space='preserve' into every
element child of the ds:Object:
<custom:Elem1 xml:space="preserve"> ... </custom:Elem1>
<custom:Elem2 xml:space="preserve"> ... </custom:Elem2>
Received on Saturday, 12 January 2002 06:54:20 GMT
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Turn on jsp
From: Walter do Valle <[email protected]>
Date: Tue, 18 Jul 2000 17:17:08 +0100
Message-ID: <[email protected]>
Hello list
I need a little help. I am testing jsp files in Jigsaw 2.0.4. My test
<title>Your hostname</title>
<meta name="GENERATOR" content="Microsoft FrontPage 3.0">
Your hostname: <%= request.getRemoteHost() %>
But it does'nt work. What i need to configure to make my jsp file to
Thank you
Received on Tuesday, 18 July 2000 16:15:43 GMT
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Minor typo in CR
From: <[email protected]>
Date: Mon, 21 Aug 2000 03:38:32 EDT
Message-ID: <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
This is partly by way of a test to see if my sub to the list is actually
working this time.
In Chapter 2 of the SVG Candidate Recommendation in the "Fonts" section (page
23 in the PDF version) at line 3 it reads "seachability" when it should read
Andrew Watt
Received on Monday, 21 August 2000 03:39:07 GMT
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RE: What is wrong with SVG?
From: Jon Ferraiolo <[email protected]>
Date: Tue, 07 Mar 2000 19:02:45 -0800
Message-Id: <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Cc: "'Jon Ferraiolo'" <[email protected]>, <[email protected]>, <[email protected]>, "'Arnold, Curt'" <[email protected]>
At 04:26 AM 3/7/00 -0800, Don Park wrote:
>Jon Ferraiolo wrote:
>>As I remember, we decided against a syntax with coordinates as
>>character data because we wanted character data only for things
>>that were textual in nature (such as <text> elements).
>Now this is interesting. Do you recall WHY the WG wanted to use
>character data only for things that were textual in nature? I
>am not being critical here. I just sense a gem of wisdom I do
>not yet have. I am intrigued.
I am not sure whether there was a whole ton of deep thought on this issue.
As I remember, the "wisdom" was based on theories that:
1) By having character data only in <desc>, <title> and <text>, then really
dumb screen readers for the visually impaired which only vocalized
character data would tend to provide a more suitable aural rendering of an
SVG document, versus one attempted to vocalize all of the moveto, lineto,
curveto and coordinate data in a 'path' element
2) Similarly, web search engines which attempt to index generic XML files
would be able to index SVG files more efficiently. Again, they wouldn't
have to learn to skip over character data within SVG's 'path' element.
3) It just seemed cleaner to have the consistent rule that the only aspects
of SVG that are represented as character data are things that actually make
sense to read (when looking at source code) or vocalize.
Jon Ferraiolo
SVG Editor
Adobe Systems Incorporated
Received on Tuesday, 7 March 2000 22:00:34 GMT
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