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Studio scene comparison (higher sensitivities)
Nikon's approach to noise reduction has always been chroma (color) noise reduction first, then relatively mild amounts of luminance noise reduction. This tends to leave its high sensitivity images looking more detailed but with potentially more visible luminance 'grain' noise (which isn't generally as objectionable as the more digital-like blotchy color noise). There's no doubt that this approach works very well on the D3X. At higher ISOs it beats the Canon EOS-1Ds Mark III and Sony in terms of visible noise and retained detail and even the highest sensitivity output is still usable, maybe not for a large scale print but certainly for web-use or moderately-sized prints.
For the purpose of this comparison we have also included the new Canon EOS 5D Mark II (at lower sensitivities its output is virtually identical to the EOS-1Ds Mark III), which does a slightly better job at high ISOs than its bigger brother. It's pretty much on par with the D3X showing comparable detail at ISO 1600. At the highest sensitivities Canon's stronger luminance noise reduction results in some blurring of detail, but there's also visibly less grain than in the D3X image, giving a more appealing overall result.
At equal viewing size the D3X does an admirable job against our current high ISO benchmark, the D3, showing slightly more luminance noise but also retaining very good detail. However, while the D3X's ISO scale ends at 6400 you can push the D3 up to 25600, so if you tend to shoot in almost complete darkness you don't have too much choice.
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D3 at equal viewing size
For this comparison we have downsized the D3X's 24.5 MP images to the same size as the D3's 12MP output using 'Bicubic' resampling in Adobe Photoshop. As you see, the downsized D3X images show slightly more detail (and quite a lot more sharpness) but also slightly more luminance noise (grain). All in all though, at equal output size, there is not an awful lot of difference. However, while the D3X gives up at ISO 6400 you can increase sensitivity on a D3 up to 25600, and keep shooting in near darkness.
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Preseason Thunder from the Daytona International Speedway was barely underway before the first big announcement from the weekend. Swan Racing announced that two-time Daytona 500 champion Michael Waltrip will pilot the No. 30 Toyota in a one race deal for this year's Speedweeks at the 2.5-mile track. Waltrip joins his former crew chief Tony Eury Jr. and direction Steve Hmiel. Eury was Waltrip's crew chief 2005 and Hmiel was a top of the pit box for 12 races in 2001. David Stremme will pilot the No. 30 Toyota for the remaining 35 races on the NASCAR Sprint Cup calendar. He said, "This is a great move for Swan Racing. Michael and I have been friends for a long time. We got to talking last year and from my perspective I thought this would help to further our relationship with Toyota and be a great building block for Swan Racing." The team decided to bring in veterans and turn this start and park team to a full-time legit team in 2013. Hmiel brings with him 35 years of experience in NASCAR and Eury was brought on to make their cars contenders. Waltrip is always a threat at Daytona as he's won the Great American race twice. With having the old band back together I think he will thrive and give this small team a real shot at an upset victory. He qualified for 25 consecutive Daytona 500′s from 1987-2011 and has won three times in Daytona. Toyotas are getting stronger and stronger on restrictor plates and Waltrip is one of those that are great on these type of tracks. He can lean on his three cars in his own stable at Michael Waltrip Racing and make all four a threat for the victory. If he's around in the last 10 laps I wouldn't be surprised if the No. 30 is in victory lane. The post NASCAR: Michael Waltrip could be threat to win Daytona 500 with new ride appeared first on Race Review Online.
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This application is a continuation of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 09/884,471 filed Jun. 20, 2001 now U.S. Pat. No. 6,704,723, entitled "Method and System for Providing Business Intelligence Information Over a Computer Network via Extensible Markup Language," the contents of which are incorporated herein in their entirety.
This invention relates generally to systems and methods for exchanging information over computer networks, including information derived from on-line analytical processing (OLAP) systems. More particularly, the present invention relates to a method and system for utilizing a specific extensible markup language application program interface to enable the exchange of business intelligence information between client systems and server systems.
The ability to act quickly and decisively in today's increasingly competitive marketplace is critical to the success of any organization. The volume of data that is available to organizations is rapidly increasing and frequently overwhelming. However, proper management and retrieval of relevant information creates a substantial advantage to the organization commonly referred to as business intelligence. The need to carve intelligent and useful information out of the large volumes of data presents various challenges. One challenge is to avoid inundating an individual with unnecessary information. Another challenge is to ensure all relevant information is available in a timely manner.
One known approach to addressing these and other challenges is known as data warehousing. Data warehouses, relational databases, and data marts are becoming important elements of many information delivery systems because they provide a central location where a reconciled version of data extracted from a wide variety of operational systems may be stored. As used herein, a data warehouse should be understood to be an informational database that stores shareable data from one or more operational databases of records, such as one or more transaction-based database systems. A data warehouse typically allows users to tap into a business's vast store of operational data to track and respond to business trends that facilitate forecasting and planning efforts. A data mart may be considered to be a type of data warehouse that focuses on a particular business segment.
Decision support systems (DSS) have been developed to efficiently retrieve selected information from data warehouses, thereby providing business intelligence information to the organization. One type of decision support system is known as an on-line analytical processing system ("OLAP"). In general, OLAP systems analyze the data from a number of different perspectives and support complex analyses against large input data sets.
In conventional OLAP systems, business intelligence queries originating from client computer systems (such as, e.g., world wide web client systems, desktop client systems, wireless client systems, etc.) interface with an OLAP application or other business intelligence server through a COM application program interface (API). More generally, conventional systems are typically built around proprietary API's and communication protocols, i.e. not only using COM-compliant interfaces. One drawback of using a proprietary protocol is that the data format is not client-independent. That is, multiple API's are needed to request and display data in various formats including the web, email, instant messaging, wireless, etc. Requiring multiple protocols adds complexity and expense to the system. Another drawback of utilizing the former proprietary protocols is the difficulty of integrating with other systems. Another drawback is the lack of a standard and the corresponding level of knowledge required to make use of one or more proprietary technologies.
Accordingly, existing OLAP systems fail to provide for a method and system for enabling the exchange of business intelligence information over a computer network through a robust and scalable methodology.
The present invention overcomes the problems noted above, and provides additional advantages, by providing for a method for exchanging information over a computer network comprising a first step of receiving a query request into at least one network server computer system, from at least one client computer system over a computer network. The query request is formatted in an extensible markup language query document according to an extensible markup language document application program interface. The extensible markup language query document is transmitted to at least one business intelligence server computer system. The at least one business intelligence server computer system receives the extensible markup language query document and retrieves corresponding information from at least one data storage device said at least one data storage device.
The present invention may cooperate with a business intelligence system such as that shown in
In general, through using the system 100 of the invention, analysts, managers and other users may query or interrogate a plurality of databases or database arrays to extract demographic, sales, and/or financial data and information and other patterns from records stored in such databases or database arrays to identify strategic trends. Those strategic trends may not be discernable without processing the queries and treating the results of the data extraction according to the techniques performed by the systems and methods of the invention. This is in part because the size and complexity of some data portfolios stored in such databases or database arrays may mask those trends.
In addition, system 100 may enable the creation of reports or services that are processed according to a schedule. Users may then subscribe to the service, provide personalization criteria and have the information automatically delivered to the user, as described in U.S. Pat. No. 6,154,766 to Yost et al., which is commonly assigned and hereby incorporated by reference.
As illustrated in
The analytical engine 104 may communicate with a query engine 106, which in turn interfaces to one or more data storage devices 108 a, 108 b . . . 108 n (where n is an arbitrary number). The data storage devices 108 a, 108 b . . . 108 n may include or interface to a relational database or another structured database stored on a hard disk, an optical disk, a solid state device or another similar storage media. When implemented as databases, the data storage devices 108 a, 108 b . . . 108 n may include or interface to, for example, an Oracle™ relational database such as sold commercially by Oracle Corporation, an Informix™ database, a Database 2 (DB2) database, a Sybase™ database, or another data storage device or query format, platform or resource such as an OLAP format, a Standard Query Language (SQL) format, a storage area network (SAN), or a Microsoft Access™ database. It should be understood that while data storage devices 108 a, 108 b . . . 108 n are illustrated as a plurality of data storage devices, in some embodiments the data storage devices may be contained within a single database or another single resource.
Any of the user engine 102, the analytical engine 104 and the query engine 106 or other resources of the system 100 may include or interface to or be supported by computing resources, such as one or more associated servers. When a server is employed for support, the server may include, for instance, a workstation running a Microsoft Windows™ NT™ operating system, a Windows™ 2000 operating system, a Unix operating system, a Linux operating system, a Xenix operating system, an IBM AIX™ operating system, a Hewlett-Packard UX™ operating system, a Novell Netware™ operating system, a Sun Microsystems Solaris™ operating system, an OS/2™ operating system, a BeOS™ operating system, a MacIntosh operating system, an Apache platform, an OpenStep™ operating system, or another similar operating system or platform. According to one embodiment of the present invention, analytical engine 104 and query engine 106 may comprise elements of an intelligence server 103.
The data storage devices 108 a, 108 b . . . 108 n may be supported by a server or another resource and may, in some embodiments, include redundancy, such as a redundant array of independent disks (RAID), for data protection. The storage capacity of any one or more of the data storage devices 108 a, 108 b . . . 108 n may be of various sizes, from relatively small data sets to very large database (VLDB)-scale data sets, such as warehouses holding terabytes of data or more. The fields and types of data stored within the data storage devices 108 a, 108 b . . . 108 n may also be diverse, and may include, for instance, financial, personal, news, marketing, technical, addressing, governmental, military, medical or other categories of data or information.
The query engine 106 may mediate one or more queries or information requests from those received from the user at the user engine 102 to parse, filter, format and otherwise process such queries to be submitted against the data contained in the data storage devices 108 a, 108 b . . . 108 n. Thus, a user at the user engine 102 may submit a query requesting information in SQL format, or have the query translated to SQL format. The submitted query is then transmitted via the analytical engine 104 to the query engine 106. The query engine 106 may determine, for instance, whether the transmitted query may be processed by one or more resources of the data storage devices 108 a, 108 b . . . 108 n in its original format. If so, the query engine 106 may directly transmit the query to one or more of the resources of the data storage devices 108 a, 108 b . . . 108 n for processing.
If the transmitted query cannot be processed in its original format, the query engine 106 may perform a translation of the query from an original syntax to a syntax compatible with one or more of the data storage devices 108 a, 108 b . . . 108 n by invoking a syntax module 118 to conform the syntax of the query to standard SQL, DB2, Informix™, Sybase™ formats or to other data structures, syntax or logic. The query engine 106 may likewise parse the transmitted query to determine whether it includes any invalid formatting or to trap other errors included in the transmitted query, such as a request for sales data for a future year or other similar types of errors. Upon detecting an invalid or an unsupported query, the query engine 106 may pass an error message back to the user engine 102 to await further user input.
When a valid query such as a search request is received and conformed to a proper format, the query engine 106 may pass the query to one or more of the data storage devices 108 a, 108 n . . . 108 n for processing. In some embodiments, the query may be processed for one or more hits against one or more databases in the data storage devices 108 a, 108 b . . . 108 n. For example, a manager of a restaurant chain, a retail vendor or another similar user may submit a query to view gross sales made by the restaurant chain or retail vendor in the State of New York for the year 1999. The data storage devices 108 a, 108 b . . . 108 n may be searched for one or more fields corresponding to the query to generate a set of results 114.
Although illustrated in connection with each data storage device 108 in
When any such refinements or other operations are concluded, the results 114 may be transmitted to the analytical engine 104 via the query engine 106. The analytical engine 104 may then perform statistical, logical or other operations on the results 114 for presentation to the user. For instance, the user may submit a query asking which of its retail stores in the State of New York reached $1 M in sales at the earliest time in the year 1999. Or, the user may submit a query asking for an average, a mean and a standard deviation of an account balance on a portfolio of credit or other accounts.
The analytical engine 104 may process such queries to generate a quantitative report 110, which may include a table or other output indicating the results 114 extracted from the data storage devices 108 a, 108 b . . . 108 n. The report 110 may be presented to the user via the user engine 102, and, in some embodiments, may be temporarily or permanently stored on the user engine 102, a client machine or elsewhere, or printed or otherwise output. In some embodiments of the system 100 of the invention, the report 110 or other output may be transmitted to a transmission facility 112, for transmission to a set of personnel via an email, an instant message, a text-to-voice message, a video or via another channel or medium. The transmission facility 112 may include or interface to, for example, a personalized broadcast platform or service such as the Narrowcaster™ platform or Telecaster™ service sold by MicroStrategy Incorporated or another similar communications channel or medium. Similarly, in some embodiments of the invention, more than one user engine 102 or other client resource may permit multiple users to view the report 110, such as, for instance, via a corporate intranet or over the Internet using a Web browser. Various authorization and access protocols may be employed for security purposes to vary the access permitted users to such report 110 in such embodiments.
Additionally, as described in the '766 patent, an administrative level user may create a report as part of a service. Subscribers/users may then receive access to reports through various types of of data delivery devices including telephones, pagers, PDAs, WAP protocol devices, email, facsimile, and many others. In addition, subscribers may specify trigger conditions so that the subscriber receives a report only when that condition has been satisfied, as described in detail in the '766 patent. The platform of
The steps performed in a method 200 for processing data according to the invention are illustrated in the flowchart of
In step 212, the analytical engine 104 may further process the input query as appropriate to ensure the intended results 114 may be generated to apply the desired analytics. In step 214, the query engine 106 may further filter, format and otherwise process the input query to ensure that the query is in a syntax compatible with the syntax of the data storage devices 108 a, 108 b . . . 108 n. In step 216, one or more appropriate databases or other resources within the data storage devices 108 a, 108 b . . . . 108 n may be identified to be accessed for the given query.
In step 218, the query may be transmitted to the data storage devices 108 a, 108 b . . . 108 n and the query may be processed for hits or other results 114 against the content of the data storage devices 108 a, 108 b . . . 108 n. In step 220, the results 114 of the query may be refined, and intermediate or other corresponding results 114 may be stored in the data storage devices 108 a, 108 b . . . 108 n. In step 222, the final results 114 of the processing of the query against the data storage devices 108 a, 108 b . . . 108 n may be transmitted to the analytical engine 104 via the query engine 106. In step 224, a plurality of analytical measures, filters, thresholds, statistical or other treatments may be run on the results 114. In step 226, a report 110 may be generated. The report 110, or other output of the analytic or other processing steps, may be presented to the user via the user engine 102. In step 228, the method 200 ends.
Now referring to
In accordance with one embodiment of the present invention, one ore more business intelligence server computer systems 308 a, 308 b . . . 308 n are operative connected to the one or more network servers computer systems 306 a, 306 b . . . 306 n for providing the analytical and querying functions described above in relation to the system of
Upon receiving a query request from at least one of the client computer systems, the network server application formats the request into an XML query document in the manner set forth in detail below. In one embodiment, the initially received query request comes in the form of a document created utilizing hypertext markup language (HTML) or dynamic hypertext markup language (DHMTL). The formatted XML document is then transmitted to at least one of the business intelligence server applications residing on the business intelligence server computer systems 308. Upon receipt of a properly formatted XML query document, the business intelligence server computer system 308 may then communicate with one or more data storage devices 310 a, 310 b . . . 310 n to retrieve the appropriate data.
Once the requested information has been retrieved, the entire process is reversed. In particular, the retrieved information is formatted into an XML results document, transmitted to the network server computer system 306, reformatting into a simple browser-executable format such as HMTL/DHTML and returned to the client computer system 302 via the computer network 304.
Turning now to
In accordance with the present invention, the network server computer system 304 is configured to include an application program interface 404 (API) for translating the received HTML/DHTML request 402 into a particular format of XML. The details and specificities of the particular XML format implemented by the network server computer system 304 will be described in additional detail below in relation to
Upon receiving an HTML/DHTML request 402 from a client server computer system, the network server computer system 306 operates to apply the XML API 404 to the received request, thereby converting the HTML/DHTML request into an XML request 406 readable by the business intelligence server computer system 308 in the manner set forth in detail below. Once converted, the XML request 406 is transmitted to the business intelligence server computer system 308 for processing via a transmission protocol such as Internet Protocol (IP). As will be discussed in additional detail below, processing operations resulting from the receipt of a properly formatted XML request include report execution 410, various business intelligence operations 412, and the application of personalization filters to the requested data 414. Further, each of these operations interact with the data storage devices 310 a, 310 b, and 310 c to retrieve any requested data.
Referring now to the specific format of the XML API utilized in the present invention, each interaction between applications comprises the exchange of at least one structured XML document conforming to the particular format imposed. Each structured XML document is composed of a series of elements, identified by nested tags. Further, the structured document also includes a unique root element for identifying the start and end of a particular document. The content of each element in a document is defined to be the text contained between a start tag <tag> and an end tag </tag> of the element. Generally, elements included within start and end tags include several types of information including: additional nested tags; pure text data, commonly referred to as "character data" or CDATA; and various attributes of the element, which typically take the form of name=value pairs and are used to described the element to which they are attached.
In addition to various tagged elements, a structured XML document formatted in accordance with the present invention also references a particular document type declaration file (DTD), which is a computer-readable file including a set of rules defining the tag guidelines for the particular XML document. In a pure sense, the structure of an XML document can be thought of as a tree, where each node denotes an element in the document, and each node connection denotes the parent-child relationship between various nodes. This type of document structure can be used as a simplified method for expressing the relationships between elements without requiring the expression of any actual character data or node attributes.
Referring now to
In order to distinguish clearly between different categories of items in a single XML document, a <msi_item> element 504 is implemented. Each XML file will contain at least one <msi_item> element 504. By using a <msi_item> element 504, the receiving application (either the business intelligence server 308 or the network server computer system 306) is able to accurately separate the XML documents into separate items by looking for information contained within the appropriate tags.
In order to enable applications to easily determine additional information about a particular item included within an <msi_item> element 504, several sub-elements are common to all such elements. An <information> element 506 holds information about the objects that appear within the <msi_item> tag. This element is used for two purposes: it makes it easy to find out which objects appear in the document, and when an object appears several times in the item it normalizes the supplemental information. A <dependents> element 508 is utilized to hold dependency relations between the various objects contained within the <msi_item> element 504. For example, a Folder object may contain one or more Reports within that Folder. In this case, the Reports within the Folder would be listed individually as dependents of the Folder. If, as if often the case, the item needs a list of <ancestors> elements 510 to establish its position in some hierarchy, the ancestors included therein are placed within a corresponding set of <ancestors> tags. This allows a component to render the path to the item, without giving the item itself, thereby facilitating rapid item searching.
A <report instance> element 512 holds information about a report execution action. This includes the various objects used to define the report, the answers used for prompts in the reports, SQL used to generate the reports, and the raw data returned from the data data storage devices. In addition to elements 506–512, many item-specific elements exist which are specific to the nature of the particular item and depend on the particular item within the <msi_item> tag. These content elements are represented in the Fig. by <content_tag> 514. It should be understood that not all of the common elements, (i.e., <information> elements 506; <dependent> elements 508; <ancestor> elements 510; and <report_instance> elements 512) need exist below any particular <msi_item> element 504. However, if those tags do exist, they must be present in the predefined location as described herein.
Referring now specifically to the <information> element 506,
The <object_info> elements 602, are the most common type of elements contained beneath the <information> element 506 and are used to define type independent information about a particular decision support system (DSS) object within the item. Generally speaking, in a decision support system, there are several object types. The DSS system utilized with the present invention, includes such object types as Folders, Reports, Documents, Templates, etc. The <information> element for each object includes information that is common across all object types; for example, all Reports, Documents, Folders, etc. have a Name, a Description, a Creation Time, etc. All the information that is specific to a particular type in contained under the various content tags. For example, Reports have rows and columns, but Folders do not. So row- and column-related tags would appear in a Report, but not a Folder. The <object_info> element 602 typically references at least one attribute and further includes a plurality of possible subnodes relating to a plurality of object properties, as well as comments related to the particular object. A <properties> element 606 and associated <property> sub-elements 608 define particular properties and groups of properties of the particular DSS object being defined. Each of these properties are user-defined. In this case, the user who defines these properties is the person who builds the DSS application. For example, some applications may want to identify a folder as a "My Favorite Reports" folder. They would use these properties to indicate that a particular folder is the My Favorite Reports folder. Preferably, the values and information related to these properties are defined through a series of specific attributes including a property_set=attribute, a name=attribute, a data_type=attribute, and a value=attribute. In a similar manner, a <comments> element 610 and associated <comment> sub-elements 612 define any comments that are associated with a DSS object.
If a particular XML document wants to contain more information about the DSS object than is contained in the <object_info> element 602, then an additional <msi_item> element 614 is used beneath the particular <object_info> element 602. As shown in
Each <object_info> element 602 may include a plurality of attributes indicated the properties associated with the particular object. An abbreviation=attribute defines a string used as an abbreviated name for the object. A creation_time=attribute defines the time when the particular object was created in a local specific format. A description=attribute defines a string used as a description of the object. A dss_id=attribute defines an ObjectID string assigned to this object by the business intelligence server 308. Further, the dss_id=attribute is used to identify the DSS object in the data storage devices 310. In one preferred embodiment, the values assigned to the dss_id=attribute consist of 32 uppercase hexadecimal digits.
An id=attribute defines a local identification number assigned to the particular DSS object. This number is used to identify the object within the entire XML document (i.e., within the <msi_document> element 502. In a preferred embodiment, the value assigned to this attribute is a small positive integer of the form "R"+ a unique number. An example would be "R45". A modification_time=attribute defines the time the particular object was last modified in a local specific format. A name=attribute defines a string used as the name of the particular object. A type=attribute defines a number from the DSSObjectInfo_Type enumeration and is used to assign a general type to the particular object. A version=attribute defines a VersionID string used to identify a specific version of the object. It should be understood that, although a combination of all attributes may be found within a particular XML file, usually only a subset of the attributes are present in any particular file, in order to keep the file as small as possible.
Returning now to the <dependents> element 508 defined above, the <dependents> element is used to describe a dependency relationship between items listed in the <msi_document> 502. Every relationship listed under the <dependents> tag relates the various items located under the <information> 506 section described above. A <depend_item> sub-element 514 includes a refid=attribute, that defines a small unique (within the scope of the <msi_document>) identifier. This id is associated with an item described under the <information> tag. Additional <depend_item> sub-elements 516 a . . . 516 n may be utilized to describe additional relationships defined in the <information> element.
Returning now to the <ancestors> element 510 defined above, the <ancestors> element 510 is used to list items which have a parent-child relationship in at least one corresponding <ancestor> sub-element 518. Two examples of objects with a parent-child relationship are folders and elements. Since the relationships being expressed are identical, there is merit in having a uniform way of describing those relationships. Each ancestor is listed, along with its refid=attribute and collection of item specific tags, such as a <folder> tag. For instance, if the item is a folder, the ancestors will also be folders.
Referring now specifically to the <report_instance> element 512,
The <grid> element 706 further includes a plurality of subnodes such as a <layout> element 708, a <row_headers> element 710, a <column_headers> element 712, and a <page_headers> element 714. The <layout> element 708 includes information relating to the template units for each axis of the grid. In particular, a plurality of subnodes thereunder are provided for defining the various titles for the grid axes, such as a <row_titles> element 716, a <column_titles> element 718, and a <page_titles> element 720. Each of the elements 716–720 include <title> elements 722 thereunder corresponding to a template unit for the grid.
Relating to the <row_headers> element 710, each element includes a <row> sub-element 724 for each row in the grid, where a row is simply a list of header cells followed by value cells. The <column_headers> element 712 includes <column_header> elements 726 for each column in the grid. Also, the <page_headers> element 714 includes the page axis information for the particular grid of data. Further, each <row> element 724 and <column_header> element 726 also includes at least one <header> element 730 defining the actual contents of the individual header cells in the grid. Also, a <form_value> sub-element 732 is found under each <header> element to define the form of the cell value (e.g., string, number, date, URL, image, etc.) Additionally, <row> elements 724 may also include <metric_value> and <subtotal_value> sub-elements 734 and 736 for defining the type of data which appears within the particular row.
Referring now to
By providing a format for XML interaction between the network server computer system 306 and the business intelligence server computer system 308, the present invention enables increased functionality to the overall system by provide a structure upon which additional applications may easily be added. In addition, XML interchange requires reduced memory and processor. Further, the use of a uniform XML standard in accordance with the present invention enables data to be more easily transmitted or otherwise broadcast through services such as the Narrowcaster™ platform or Telecaster™ service sold by MicroStrategy Incorporated and described briefly above.
The present invention is not to be limited in scope by the specific embodiments described herein. Indeed, various modifications of the present invention, in addition to those described herein, will be apparent to those of ordinary skill in the art from the foregoing description and accompanying drawings. Thus, such modifications are intended to fall within the scope of the following appended claims. Further, although the present invention has been described herein in the context of a particular implementation in a particular environment for a particular purpose, those of ordinary skill in the art will recognize that its usefulness is not limited thereto and that the present invention can be beneficially implemented in any number of environments for any number of purposes. Accordingly, the claims set forth below should be construed in view of the full breath and spirit of the present invention as disclosed herein.
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