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"One Click GoToWebinar Signup" Plugin
Gets More People on Your Webinar, and...
Adds Your Webinar Attendees to Your Email List"
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From: Robert Plank
Date: Tuesday, August 4, 2020
RE: Get A LOT More People On Your Next Webinar
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What they've just done is...
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Hi friends!
The preliminary announcement (the code is coming any day now) for the infinity tournament in Zagreb during the INFOGAMER fair.
There will be 16 (possibly more) spots. (will need table assistance in case we end up fully booked)
Entry ticket for the fair will be around 10euros (probably less, will get back with the correct price), which will grant you full access to a pretty nice gaming convention.
There will be an ITS pack and some store credit as prizes.
Official ITS link, registrations are open:
https://its.infinitythegame.com/event/f ... gamer-2017
Infinity @ INFOGAMER, Zagreb, 25.11. (saturday)
Skirmish igra z manj modeli v high-tech prihodnosti kjer se nevidni specialisti in hekerji spopadajo z nezemljani in fanatiki
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Re: Infinity @ INFOGAMER, Zagreb, 25.11. (saturday)
Added the ITS link, registrations open NOW!
Re: Infinity @ INFOGAMER, Zagreb, 25.11. (saturday)
Sounds awesome, would love to come, but exams won't let me :/
Someone else maybe?
Someone else maybe?
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Long thread but some good info on who's available and what we might do.
Jeff Garcia, Philadelphia
Top free agent QB deserves starting job.
Damon Huard, Kansas City
Possible starter with right team.
Shaun King, Indianapolis
Former starter wants to make comeback.
Tim Rattay, Tampa Bay
Solid No. 2. passer.
Anthony Wright, Cincinnati
Can start in a pinch.
What will the Steelers do: Pass. Desire a young No. 3 quarterback, but the best free agents are all older.
Running backs
Chris Brown, Tennessee
Rushed for over 1,000 yards two years ago but can't stay healthy.
Cornell Buckhalter, Philadelphia
Averaged more than 4 yards per carry in 2006.
T.J. Duckett, Redskins
Steelers favorite available at right price.
Ahman Green, Green Bay
Biggest name on list comes wth biggest (injury) risk.
Dominic Rhodes, Indianapolis
DUI arrest could offset Super Bowl heroics.
What will the Steelers do: Might pursue Duckett a year after they considered trading for him. Also don't discount Baltimore's Ovie Mughelli, a blocking back with a burst.
Wide receivers
Drew Bennett, Tennessee
Big receiver has big-play potential.
Kevin Curtis, St. Louis
Ten touchdowns catches in past two seasons.
Bobby Engram, Seattle
Former Penn State star is excellent possession receiver.
Keenan McCardell, San Diego
Getting up in age.
Donte Stallworth, Philadephia
Can't be covered, but can't stay healthy.
What will the Steelers do: Consider Cincinnati's Kelley Washington, who's one of the taller free agent WRs and has playmaking ability.
Tight ends
Kyle Brady, Jacksonville
More blocker than receiver.
Daniel Graham, New England
Produces when called upon.
Eric Johnson, San Francisco
Caught 82 passes in 2005.
David Martin, Green Bay
Good receiving skills.
Jerramy Stevens, Seattle
Joey Porter's favorite tight end beginning to blossom.
What will the Steelers do: Probably nothing. Steelers are strong at tight end.
Jordan Black, Kansas City
Opened holes for Larry Johnson.
Leonard Davis, Arizona
Pro Bowl potential.
Mike Gandy, Buffalo
Decent NFL starter.
Damion McIntosh, Miami
Started 13 games in 2006.
Roman Oben, San Diego
Veteran backup.
What will the Steelers do: Steelers don't want to spend a lot of money here. Gandy and Black are possibilities, but only if price is right.
Kris Dielman, San Diego
Tenacious run blocker.
Derrick Dockery, Washington
Started 61 of a possible 64 games.
Todd Steussie, St. Louis
Understands his role.
Eric Steinbach, Cincinnati
Turns 27 in April and already has 62 career starts.
Floyd Womack, Seattle
Backup in the right system.
What will the Steelers do: Addressing the guard position isn't a priority, but Dockery is the type of player the Steelers like. He lines up and plays.
Defensive ends
Chris Kelsay, Buffalo
All-around play his No. 1 asset.
David Bowens, Miami
18 sacks in the past three seasons.
Bryan Thomas, New York Jets
Former first-round pick had 8 1/2 sacks in 2006.
Juqua Thomas, Philadelphia
Gets after the quarterback.
Dewayne White, Tampa Bay
Pass-rusher would be perfect fit for Steelers.
What will the Steelers do: Consider White, who stepped in for the injured Simeon Rice. It's in White's favor that he played for Steelers coach Mike Tomlin in Tampa Bay.
Defensive tackles
Aubrayo Franklin, Baltimore
Stuck on bench in Baltimore.
Michael Myers, Denver
Productive reserve
Alvin McKinley, Cleveland
Veteran insurance.
Michael Myers, Denver
Rotating member of Broncos' tough defense.
Hollis Thomas, New Orleans
Recorded 3 1/2 sacks in first season in New Orleans.
What will the Steelers do: Pursue young prospects such as Franklin who are part of a winning system.
E.J. Henderson, Minnesota
Played one season under Mike Tomlin.
Cato June, Indianapolis
Playmaker in his prime coming off Super Bowl win.
Kawika Mitchell, Kansas City
Second-round pick in 2003.
Adalius Thomas, Baltimore
Rushes the quarterback, plugs the run and chases receivers.
Demorrio Williams, Atlanta
92 tackles last season.
What will the Steelers do: Add a potential starter from group including Henderson, Mitchell and Williams.
Phillip Buchanon, Tampa Bay
Underachieving corner.
Nate Clements, Buffalo
Top unrestricted free agent will command top dollar.
Nick Harper, Indianapolis
Market value will never be higher.
Tory James, Cincinnati
Showing signs of wear and tear.
David Macklin, Arizona
Cardinals defense came on late.
What will the Steelers do: Sign a veteran CB for little or nothing
Tyrone Carter, Steelers
Versatile and effective.
Deon Grant, Jacksonville
Played for one of league's strongest units.
Ken Hamlin, Seattle
Defensive quarterback.
Kevin Kaesviharn, Cincinnati
Getting better and better.
Germone Sapp, Baltimore
Needs opportunity to play.
What will the Steelers do: Nothing. They are solid at safety, and Carter could be the odd-man out.


text: The FX Network was kind enough to bring a group of us online journalists to the Twentieth Century Fox lot to observe the shooting of the comedy "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" and to interview the cast. When I first walked on the soundstage, I immediately was struck with the thought, "So THIS is why TV shows cost so much," because there were so many crew members, equipment, lights, scaffolds and general buzzing around that it's apparent that even though the style of the show may be gritty, this is no low-budget indie film shooting in someone's apartment. After watching many takes on the monitors of a funny scene (that I can only say involves a funeral) the crew took a break so we were able to tour the set. Continue reading


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Available Tasks Tool
Available in: ArcFM (Process Tasks toolbar), ArcFM Viewer for ArcGIS Engine, Session Manager, Workflow Manager
Enable: Open a session or design in ArcFM or ArcFM Viewer. In Session Manager and Workflow Manager, this tool is always enabled.
The Task tool offers an easy method for performing actions in your Process Framework extension. When you select a node, the Available Tasks tool drop-down menu shows the actions that may be performed on that node. Simply select a node, choose a task from the menu, and click the Execute Task button.
Available tasks in Session Manager:
ArcFM Process Tasks toolbar in ArcFM:
The ArcFM Process Tasks toolbar is not available in ArcFM Viewer for ArcGIS Engine. The Available Tasks tool appears on the Session Manager toolbar instead.
Available tasks on the Session Manager toolbar in ArcFM Viewer for ArcGIS Engine:
The current install includes sample subtasks for Session Manager and Workflow Manager. Your administrator may also create and edit Tasks using the Process Framework Administration tool (see the online help for the Admin tool). Descriptions of the sample subtasks provided are available in the Set Up Process Framework Tools section of the Configuring ArcFM Solution online help in ArcCatalog.


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Back during Spring Training, I took a look at each team and made predictions about how each team would do and how I thought their season would go. This was the first year doing this, and I figured now was a good time to take a look back and see how it went. I've reviewed the rest of the divisions, and now it's onto the last division, the NL West.
Arizona Diamondbacks
Predicted Record: 74-88
Actual Record: 65-97
What a mess. The team wasn't really expected to be good, and they weren't. But I don't think anyone was expecting Dan Haren not to be on the team at the end of the season, or Josh Byrnes would be employed anywhere but in the desert. The team did get some solid production from first baseman Adam LaRoche and second baseman Kelly Johnson, and made a very nice trade to acquire Daniel Hudson from the White Sox for starting pitcher Edwin Jackson. There are better days ahead with new general manager Kevin Towers at the helm, but I don't know if they will be in 2011.
Colorado Rockies
Predicated Record: 85-77
Actual Record: 83-79
Every season, the Rockies seem to just be hanging out until around early August, at which point they turn it on and really make a push for the playoffs. They were in the race until about 2 weeks left, carried by the amazing pitching performance of Ubaldo Jimenez and MVP candidates Carlos Gonzalez and Troy Tulowitzki. The team really did well on the Matt Holliday trade, as Gonzalez looks like he will be one of the top players in the National League for years to come.
Los Angeles Dodgers
Predicted Record: 92-70
Actual Record: 80-82
I really liked the Dodgers coming into the season. They looked poised for a division title with all the offense they appeared to have, and with the division not looking that strong, seemed almost like a lock. They did get great seasons from Clayton Kershaw and Hiroki Kuroda, but ended up moving outfielder Manny Ramirez, and not really ending up being important to the NL West race at all. The team has already resigned free agent starter Ted Lilly, but the thing that concerns me about this team is that there are really only two positions where they can make upgrades: catcher, and left field.
San Diego Padres
Predicted Record: 65-97
Actual Record: 90-72
Talk about a huge surprise. The Padres were widely expected to be a terrible team, and not perform well at all. They were carried by some solid pitching from Mat Latos and the rest of the starters, and managed to get enough offense to get 90 wins despite only having Adrian Gonzalez provide a consistent amount of offense. The team was in the race until 2 days left in the season, but wasn't able to hold onto their division lead against the Giants. Bud Black and GM Jed Hoyer still have their work cut out for them, as the team still is unlikely to spend a lot of money on payroll, but they do have some solid prospects in their system.
San Francisco Giants
Predicted Record: 76-86
Actual Record: 92-70
The Giants really were a tale of two seasons: pre-Buster Posey, and post-Buster Posey. The team really started to take off once they inserted Posey into the lineup full time, and never looked back. They were expected to be led by their pitching, and while Tim Lincecum struggled at points during the season, him, Matt Cain, Jonathan Sanchez, and Madison Bumgarner really helped carry the team. Astute pickups of Pat Burrell, Cody Ross, Javier Lopez, and Ramon Ramirez also helped the team to their first World Series championship in over 50 years.


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Mass spectrometry
With the beginning of 2013, the mass spectrometers and nano-HPLCs of the IMP/IMBA/GMI protein chemistry facility and the MFPL present at the campus were integrated into the Campus Science Support Facility (CSF). Since then, the CSF provides a pool of mass spectrometers and nano-HPLCs. This equipment pool is overseen, managed and maintained by Karl Mechtler.
From October 2016 onwards, the following instruments are available for the facility:
Q Exactive HF (Thermo Scientific)
In October 2015, we upgraded 4 of our mass spectrometers to the newest generation of the Q-Exactive instrument series, which is called QExactive HF. This mass spectrometer contains an ultra-high-field Orbitrap analyzer which almost doubles its resolution at the same scan speed as compared to the preceeding Q Exactive Plus. The QExactive HF employs a quadrupole for the selection of precursor ions with a HCD cell for fragmentation and an Orbitrap for detection of ions. We use this instrument for all kinds of peptide identifications and quantifications, except for those, where other fragmentation modes than HCD have to be employed.
Orbitrap Fusion Lumos Tribrid Mass Spectrometer (Thermo Scientific)
The Orbitrap Fusion Lumos Tribrid mass spectrometer belongs to the newest generation of the Orbitrap instrument family and was installed at our facility in Q4 of 2016. It includes 3 mass analysers, i.e. a quadrupole mass filter, a linear ion trap and an Orbitrap mass analyzer and 2 detectors. The instrument allows different and partially complementary fragmentation techniques, which are collision induced dissociation (CID), higher-energy collisional dissociation (HCD), electron transfer dissociation (ETD) and a combination of ETD and HCD called EThcD. One major application of this new instrument will be multiplex quantitation of TMT-labelled samples as this instrument offers a novel method called MultiNotch MS3 (McAlister et al., 2014), which provides a higher accuracy of TMT quantification. Additionally, we use the instrument for the analysis of peptides with labile post-translational modifications such as glycopeptides and for the analysis of chemically crosslinked peptides.
QTRAP 5500 (AB Sciex)
The QTRAP 5500 (AB Sciex) is a hybrid triple quadrupole/linear ion trap mass spectrometer. This instrument is characterized by a high scan speed, selectivity, sensitivity and a high dynamic range. We use this instrument mainly for the absolute quantification of proteins of interest either from affinity-purified samples or from total cell extracts using multiple reaction monitoring (MRM).
Q-TOF Synapt G2 (Waters)
We use this mass spectrometer for the characterization of intact proteins. The Q-TOF Synapt G2 employs a quadrupole for the selection of precursor ions, a second quadrupole for fragmention and a time-of-flight tube for the mass analysis. The instrument is coupled to a chromatography system using a microscale C4 column, which allows chromatographic separation of proteins before being ionized in a microspray source and entering the MS. The instrument is equipped with a high-efficiency T-Wave ion mobility technology, which gives access to an additional dimension of separation, based on molecular size and shape. As Ion mobility experiments are time consuming and difficult they are not offered as a service but can be done project based. The acquisition and the operation of this instrument is based on a joint initiative with the MFPL mass spectrometry facility.
ABI 4800 MALDI TOF/TOF (AB Sciex)
The ABSCIEX 4800 MALDI TOF/TOF is used for controlling the quality of synthetic peptides generated in house, for the mass measurement of intact proteins and for glycan analysis.
Nano reversed phase HPLC
All state of the art mass spectrometers described above (except the MALDI-TOF/TOF) are coupled on-line to nano-LCs (Dionex UltiMate 3000 Rapid Separation LCs; Thermo Scientific). For peptide separation prior to MS reversed phase C18 columns are used. For separation of intact proteins prior to MS reversed phase C4 columns or size exclusion columns are used.
HPLC for off-line sample fractionation
In cases were two-dimensional separations are required we employ off-line chromatography, mainly but not exclusively, strong cation exchange chromatography. This instrument is connected to a fraction collector.


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Place count in area: 180,
Highest place:
Sgurr a'Choire Ghlais, 1083m
Maximum height for area: 1083 metres,
Maximum prominence for area: 818 metres,
Places in area Kyle of Lochalsh to Garve:
An Carnais 529m
An Leth-chreag 756m
An Sidhean 471m
An Sidhean 814m
An Sidhean East Top 768m
Aonach Dubh 461m
Aonach Dubh East Top 435m
Aonach na Reise [Sgurr na Ruaidhe East Top] 911.8m
Auchtertyre Hill 452m
Avernish Hill 128m
Bac an Eich 849m
Beinn a'Bha'ach Ard [Beinn a'Bhathaich Ard] 862m
Beinn a'Chlaonaidh 425m
Beinn an Rubha Riabhaich 457m
Beinn Conchra 453m
Beinn Conchra West Top 429m
Beinn Dronaig 797m
Beinn Mheadhoin 665m
Beinn Mheadhoin Far West Top 602m
Beinn Mheadhoin West Top 627m
Beinn na Muice 695m
Beinn nam Fitheach 493m
Beinn Raimh 448m
Beinn Tharsuinn 863m
Beinn Tharsuinn Far North Top 809m
Beinn Tharsuinn North Top 817m
Beinn Tharsuinn South Top 752m
Beinn Tharsuinn West Top 795m
Bidean an Eoin Deirg 1046.5m
Bidein a'Choire Sheasgaich 945m
Bidein a'Choire Sheasgaich North Top 852m
Braigh na Leitire 477m
Carn a'Chaorainn 558m
Carn a'Chaorainn NW Top 553m
Carn a'Ghorm-locha 736m
Carn a'Mhadaidh-ruaidh 586m
Carn a'Mhearlaich 480m
Carn an Airich Mor 493m
Carn an Alltain Riabhaich 654m
Carn an Daimh Bhain 626m
Carn an Leanaidh 576m
Carn an Sgoltaidh 520m
Carn Ban 737m
Carn Eiteige 882m
Carn Faire nan Con 370m
Carn Garbh 433m
Carn Geuradainn 594m
Carn Geuradainn East Top 586m
Carn Geuradainn SE Top 584m
Carn Gorm 875m
Carn Loch a'Choire Dhuibh 494m
Carn Lochan Dubh nam Biast 516m
Carn Mhartuin 538m
Carn Mor 515m
Carn Mor SW Top 413m
Carn na Cloiche Moire 592m
Carn na Coinnich 673.4m
Carn na Cre 568m
Carn na Cre 463m
Carn na Gabhalach 713m
Carn na Gearrsaich 584m
Carn nam Fiacail 520m
Carn nam Fiaclan 993m
Carn nan Gearran Bana 762.9m
Carn nan Gobhar 992m
Carn nan Iomairean 485m
Carn nan Iomairean North Top 435m
Carn Poll-eisg 695m
Carn Sgolbaidh 413m
Carn Uilleim 651m
Carn Uilleim South Top 639.5m
Cnap na Feola 579m
Cnoc Eille Mor 403m
Cnoc Mall-lairig 450m
Cnoc na h-Iolaire 354m
Cnoc na Moine 600m
Cnoc Uadhall 544m
Cnoc Uadhall North Top 510m
Corrachan Buidhe 598m
Creag a'Bhainne 437m
Creag a'Chaorainn 594m
Creag a'Ghlastail 642m
Creag Breac 635m
Creag Coire na Feola 770m
Creag Dhonn 495m
Creag Dhubh 527m
Creag Dhubh Bheag 627m
Creag Dhubh Mhor 853m
Creag Dhubh Mhor 612m
Creag Dhubh Mhor NE Top 533m
Creag Dhubh Mhor West Top 565m
Creag Ghaineamhach 580m
Creag Ghlas 686m
Creag Ghorm a'Bhealaich 1030m
Creag Loch nan Dearcag 537m
Creag Mhaol 201m
Creag Mhor 407m
Creag na h-Iolaire 578m
Creag na h-Iolaire 512m
Creag na h-Iolaire 515m
Creag nan Corrachan 489m
Creag Ruadh 734m
Creag Sgiathan 700m
Creag Toll a'Choin 1005.2m
Creagan a'Chaorainn 552m
Creagan Aluinn 502m
Cul Mor 393m
Druim a'Ghiubhais 526m
Druim Ballach 464m
Druim Dubh 613m
Dubh Meadhonach 439m
Eagan 690m
Fireach Ard 116m
Garbh-charn 854m
Garbh-charn South Top 529m
Lurg Mhor 987m
Maoile Choill-mhias 505m
Maoile Lunndaidh 1004.9m
Meall a'Bhogair Beag 653m
Meall a'Bhogair Beag East Top 637m
Meall a'Bhogair Mor 670.8m
Meall a'Bhogair Mor West Top 655.4m
Meall a'Chapuill 456m
Meall a'Choire Leith 509m
Meall a'Chreagain Duibh 682m
Meall a'Gheur-fheadain 755m
Meall Ailein 322m
Meall an Fhliuchaird 405m
Meall Bhad Ghaineamhaich 504m
Meall Buidhe 700m
Meall Doir' a'Bhainne 713m
Meall Doire Fheara 670.2m
Meall Dubh 585m
Meall Dubh 457m
Meall Dubh na Caoidhe 689m
Meall Giubhais 663m
Meall Innis na Sine 743m
Meall Loch a'Bhealaich 524m
Meall Mor 497m
Meall Mor 974m
Meall na Ceothach 643m
Meall na Faochaig 681m
Meall nan Damh 670.1m
Meall Riabhach 464m
Meall Ruadh 456m
Meallan Buidhe 764.3m
Meallan nan Uan 838m
Meallan nan Uan East Top 743m
Meallan Odhar 531m
Moruisg 928m
Moruisg East Top 872m
Moruisg Far East Top 851m
Sgurr a'Chaorachain 1053m
Sgurr a'Choire Ghlais 1083m
Sgurr a'Choire-rainich 848m
Sgurr a'Ghlaisein 729m
Sgurr a'Ghlas Leathaid 844m
Sgurr a'Mhuilinn 879m
Sgurr a'Phollain 855m
Sgurr a'Phollain South Top 835m
Sgurr Choinnich 999.2m
Sgurr Coire nan Eun 789m
Sgurr Fhuar-thuill 1049m
Sgurr Marcasaidh 580m
Sgurr Marcasaidh East Top 520m
Sgurr na Cairbe 686m
Sgurr na Conbhaire 901.9m
Sgurr na Fearstaig 1015m
Sgurr na Feartaig 863m
Sgurr na Feartaig Far West Top 805m
Sgurr na Feartaig North Top 819m
Sgurr na Feartaig West Top 797m
Sgurr na Muice 890m
Sgurr na Ruaidhe 993m
Sgurr nan Ceannaichean 913.4m
Sgurrachd Ire 572m
Sron nan Saobhaidh 444m
Stob Loch na Doire Moire 403m
Toll a'Ghobhain 828m
Torr Achilty 252m
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, Easting: 191422, Northing: 835203
Prominence: 227m
, Isolation: 1.3km
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Wolfram Research is on the brink of unveiling Wolfram|Alpha, its computational natural query language interface engine. A pet project of company-founder Stephen Wolfram, its public introduction fulfills a dream of his since he created his company more than 25 years ago. I recently had the opportunity to talk with Wolfram at length about Wolfram|Alpha, particularly in regards to how he envisions application developers to leverage Wolfram|Alpha's power under the hood.
Wolfram introduces WolframAlpha in a humble, straightforward way:
This is a very ambitious project. The concept of Wolfram|Alpha is "How much of the world's knowledge can be made computable?" It builds upon the Mathematica platform that we have created to encode all possible kinds of knowledge to be computed. The mode of interaction is you ask a question, you get an answer.
Questions you can pose to Wolfram|Alpha can range from simple queries ("What is the GDP of China?") to highly complex mathematical expressions. Answers can range from a simple chart and/or graph of data to a step-by-step calculation of the answer.
If you're already familiar with Mathematica, you instantly acclimate to the interface as well as know how to further manipulate the result set. In fact, the output can be exported into Mathematica Notebook .nb formatted files for further manipulation in the various editions of Mathematica, including the free Mathematica Player. This allows further manipulation of the data, especially those exported datasets wrapped with Mathematica's Manipulate[] function.
Several additional details accompany the result, including any data sources polled for the result. These sources currently range from medical and financial to meteorological and geographic information. Wolfram was quick to point out, though, that while the site will certainly look familiar to Mathematica customers, Wolfram anticipates that the site will be used by a much broader range of people than have been so far exposed to Mathematica. When asked how he envisions how existing Mathematica users may adopt Wolfram|Alpha, Wolfram responded:
We're dealing with two ends of the spectrum. Wolfram|Alpha is currently optimized for the instant piece of knowledge, instant computation -- great for the drive-by question, so to speak. On the other end, Mathematica users may require a systematic analysis that may at first scale from a small question and then build up to larger, more complex production systems. Indeed, Worlfram|Alpha is built using this construction approach, consisting of nearly 6 million lines of Mathematica code.
When asked about the possibility of Mathematica integrating with the site, Wolfram enthusiastically replied:
From within Wolfram|Alpha, we can generate the Mathematica expression that lies behind the result set as plain text that can be copied from the site and pasted into a Mathematica notebook. In a future version of Mathematica, there will be a tight integration with Wolfram|Alpha. By simply typing an equal sign at the beginning a line, Mathematica users will get a Wolfram|Alpha input field right in the notebook itself. In other words, Mathematica will act as a client for Wolfram|Alpha, so that you can then use the linguistic capabilities of Wolfram|Alpha and get the results back directly within Mathematica.
In addition to formulae and appropriate statistical data, result sets may also include "Just the Facts" links to narrative information such as relevant Wikipedia entries.
The Developer API
At the time I explored the Wolfram|Alpha beta, a 12-page WolframAlphaAPI.pdf document was available for download from the site's 'More -> For Developers' menu. This preliminary documentation, dated March 27, 2009, describes the simple RESTful calls that can be made to the site to selectively filter the kinds of result sets needed by the calling client application.
Two types of API's are mentioned in this document -- the Query API and the Data API. The majority of the document details the parameters and types of result sets and formats returned from a query. The Data API was briefly mentioned on the last page, supplying services to extract highly specific data sets from Wolfram's "enormous store of curated data." However, since no additional details were disclosed, the remainder of this section will focus on calling the Query API and the type of formats the return set can contain.
Two functions currently exist in the Query API: query and parse. A typical RESTful query call uses the following URL suffix: http://api.wolframalpha.com/v1/query. For example, if I were to ask about statistics about the city of Chicago, the query string would consist of http://api.wolframalpha.com/v1/query?input=chicago&appid=myappid. This would return XML-tagged data without any presentation layer details. If I wanted to have the HTML and Javascript formatting (i.e., I preferred to embed the dynamic output in a web page), the query would specify 'html' as the output type, as in http://api.wolframalpha.com/v1/query?input=chicago&output=html&appid=myappid.
Queries can currently consist of nearly 10 different parameters. These include input, appid, pod, podcount, format (values range from text, img, inputform and html), timelimit (the timeout limit to wait for results), allowedcached (pull data faster from a possibly previously cached result, or slower to assure the very latest, up-to-date data), async (userful for AJAX-style dynamic page <div>section rendering) and others like assumption, moreoutput, width and parseresult. XML Resultsets are wrapped in a <queryresult> tag containing several attributes, including success, error, numpods, timedout and timing. Many other tags exist as well, including assumptions (which may contain individual assumption tags about the meaning/related categories of a word(s) in the query statement), img, markup (if HTML output is requested), and errors if any are generated.
According to the API documentation, the parse function "is a specialized function that performs only the initial parsing phase of Wolfram|Alpha processing. Its purpose is to quickly determine whether Wolfram|Alpha can make sense of a given input, bypassing the more time-consuming stages of fully analyzing the input and preparing results."
An example URL for the parse function would look like http://api.wolframalpha.com/v1/parse?input=chicago&appid=myappid. The results are wrapped in a <parseresult> tag that can also contain assumption(s) tags as well.
Unfortunately, I was unable to actually validate the RESTful Python scripts I wrote to test the service since a call to the API requires a Wolfram-provided developer appid to be passed along with each HTTP GET request making the call. The API documentation did not make any mention of a call limit, though I suspect limits will be imposed either in the number of queries per day (similar to Google's API) and/or the size of the result set being returned. There was also no mention of fees associated with using the data beyond non-commercial use, though this too should not be a great surprise to developers if and when such charges might arise. However, as long as the return results remain free to web visitors, it's probably safe to assume that the API calls, at least some limited form, will remain free as well. Otherwise, creative hackers will no doubt construct their own wrapper libraries for their favorite programming languages anyway, diluting Wolfram's necessary structured control of the API's future direction. Given their smart choice on going with a simple RESTful interface, there is no doubt that numerous language examples (with Java, C#, Python, Perl and Ruby code snippets leading the way) will show up on the web shortly after the site goes live.
Obviously, Wolfram will be using this API for their own products, and the RESTful services are what will likely be leveraged to achieve the inline Wolfram|Alpha interactivity within Mathematica that Wolfram mentioned earlier.
Google has been my browser's home page for the past seven years, but with the release of WolframAlpha, I may have finally found a worthy replacement. Better yet, if Wolfram or even Google for that matter could integrate its search results with its own, that would cover both the worlds of computational structured data and content-rich unstructured web pages, thereby truly bridging the world's static, unstructured reference information with dynamic, structured computational data under a simple one-line query interface.


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The U.S. Justice Department is now calling Apple the "ringmaster" in an e-book price-fixing conspiracy, according to reports.
The agency found an e-mail from Apple's late chief Steve Jobs to James Murdoch of News Corporation, which said "Throw in with Apple and see if we can all make a go of this to create a real mainstream e-books market at $12.99 and $14.99," according to the New York Times.
That e-mail seemed to indicate Apple had more of a leadership role in the April 2012 antitrust lawsuit
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The email was released by the department before the trial begins on June 3.
Not surprisingly, publishing company HarperCollins which was owned by News Corporation, signed an agreement with Apple. However, now Apple is the only defendant in the lawsuit. All other give publishing company have settled the lawsuit. Apple denies any conspiracy or price-fixing.
It's not unusual for Apple to fight a legal battle. It's no stranger to litigation, and has plenty of extra cash to pay expensive legal fees. Unfortunately for Apple, it is a big catch for the U.S. Justice Department and it is unlikely to drop the case against the Cupertino company.


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Over the past decades, evidence for the health advantages of breastfeeding and recommendations for practice have continued to increase. WHO can now say with full confidence that breastfeeding reduces child mortality and has health benefits that extend into adulthood. On a population basis, exclusive breastfeeding for the first six months of life is the recommended way of feeding infants, followed by continued breastfeeding with appropriate complementary foods for up to two years or beyond.
To enable mothers to establish and sustain exclusive breastfeeding for six months, WHO and UNICEF recommend:
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- Breastfeeding on demand - that is, as often as the child wants, day and night;
- No use of bottles, teats or pacifiers.
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Breast milk promotes sensory and cognitive development, and protects the infant against infectious and chronic diseases. Exclusive breastfeeding reduces infant mortality due to common childhood illnesses such as diarrhoea or pneumonia, and helps for a quicker recovery during illness.
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While breastfeeding is a natural act, it is also a learned behaviour. An extensive body of research has demonstrated that mothers and other caregivers require active support for establishing and sustaining appropriate breastfeeding practices.
Breastfeeding mothers are responsible for the continuation of humanity. It is because of women who breastfeed that YOU, yes YOU, are alive today. Even if your mother did not breastfeed. Even if her mother did not breastfeed. And even if hers didn't. At some point in history, millions of women made the beautiful and giving decision to breastfeed so that humankind could continue. Women who breastfeed are heroes.


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In the days after Israel partially acknowledged a report that it secretly jailed an Australian-Israeli main who later died in prison, there is doubt about the censorship powers that enabled the government to stifle the Israeli media until yesterday.
The decades-old sense that the Jewish state is under a constant existential threat has created tolerance of formal limits on press freedoms, but the sense among many Israelis is that in this case authorities have gone too far, and that such a blackout is not practical, let alone possible, with the advent of online journalism.
An investigation by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation into the 2010 disappearance and death of 34-year-old Ben Zygier suggested the Australian joined the Mossad after immigrating to Israel, but that something must have gone wrong with his service. In the hours after the initial publication of the report, Israel's Prime Minister's Office made the rare move of calling in the editors-in-chief of major domestic news outlets to encourage them to uphold a blackout on the Australian report.
The prime minister's office was backed by a sweeping gag order from a court in force since the original arrest, but the move backfired as Israelis shared details of foreign accounts of the fate of so-called ''Prisoner X'' on social networks -- or simply browsed foreign news sites. The dissonance highlighted the seemingly outmoded application of censorship powers in the new media era, and suggested that Israel's government had overstepped by keeping the case under wraps for years.
"I truly thought that this kind of thing doesn't happen here. Someone was arrested, interrogated, charged … and then he killed himself, and then it was held secret with a gag order," said Michael Sfard, a prominent Israeli civil rights lawyer. "They tried to make Israel into Albania, a place where people shouldn't know what is known to the international community.''
Israel's history of military censorship is rooted in powers assumed by the British Mandatory authorities, which first declared a "state of emergency'' that has been kept in place, uninterrupted, since Israel's establishment in 1948.
Israel is one of the only democracies to subject its press to a military censor office, but the practice had been relatively accepted as a necessity in its early years because of a sense the country was constantly under attack. That said, the military's authority to strike out information was drastically scaled back by the Supreme Court in 1989. The ruling required the censor to show an objectively imminent and real threat to national security in disqualifying information for publication, rather than a vague reference to national security considerations.
Citing "foreign media sources" has been a common workaround for journalists when censorship is invoked or the government imposes an internal gag order on officials, and it has generally been tolerated by Israeli authorities. But when the government this week pressed Israeli websites to take down initial reports of the ABC television report and revived an antiquated practice of calling in editors to share state secrets in return for a blackout, their efforts only fanned the firestorm.
"[Mossad director Tamir] Pardo and his friend believe that if they only press harder, the door will remain closed," wrote Aluf Benn, editor-in-chief of the left-leaning newspaper Haaretz. "Meanwhile, on Facebook, on Instagram, and Twitter, everyone is sharing the information, forwarding links, expressing opinions, and cracking jokes.''
The government eased the gag order Wednesday morning to allow Israeli news organizations to use the material from the ABC investigation. Then, later that night, it released a six-paragraph statement from a deputy district attorney, confirming that an Israeli dual citizen who was incarcerated and died in jail was kept under a veil of secrecy for "state security considerations."
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For those who'd like to run the new .org codebase, I've set up a virtual machine for doing just that. You can get it here:
https://s3.amazonaws.com/amvorg-catalog ... onment.ova (1.9 GB)
VirtualBox 4.2.x is recommended. If you get it working with other VM hosts, please post here about your success. The VM runs Xubuntu 12.10.
The default username/password on the VM is developer / developer.
Once up and running, you'll want to run a few extra commands to get your environment properly configured.
First, install the VirtualBox Guest Additions by clicking Machine > Install Guest Additions. You'll see a CD icon on the desktop appear. Next, open a terminal and run
Then reboot. If VirtualBox Guest Additions was successfully installed, you should be able to control the VM's desktop resolution by resizing the window.
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cd /media/developer
sudo ./VBoxLinuxAdditions.run
Once back up and running, open a terminal and run
Finally, bring the codebase up to date. Open a terminal and run
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git config --global user.name 'Your Name'
git config --global user.email 'firstname.lastname@example.com'
git config --global color.ui true
To run the application, open a terminal and run
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cd ~/catalog
git fetch
git merge origin/master
To run the tests, open a terminal and run
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cd ~/catalog
git fetch
git merge origin/master
rails s
Some VM notes:
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cd ~/catalog
RAILS_ENV=test rake
- The VM is configured with miredo, which is an implementation of the Teredo IPv6 tunneling protocol. I installed this with the intention of permitting developers to test site-to-site replication. It works for me, but I've noticed that sometimes the Miredo tunnel doesn't start.
- The VM ships with IPv4 and IPv6 firewall rules that block most incoming connections. If you know iptables and ip6tables syntax, you can adjust them -- for example, if you want to access the application from a browser on the host machine. If you wish to save your updated rules, run iptables-save > /etc/iptables.rules and ip6tables-save > /etc/ip6tables.rules.
- You may want to use an editor on the host machine to do your work in. VirtualBox permits sharing folders from the guest to the host. I haven't personally done this; see the VirtualBox manual for details.