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Opinions vary of course, but I dont think fat clients would have been anything like they turned out to be if apple hadnt gotten the market penetration that they did. The ONLY reason IBM released the XT was because of the apple ii.
IBM had made it obviously clear that they intended to make home based mini computers. They just didnt get to in time to make their ideology pervasive. Apple did. There were other contenders, but they were almost exclusively toys. It wasnt until the apple ii that fat clients started showing up in schools and businesses.Prior to that computing was almost exclusively the domain of very expensive mini computers. Due to the cost IBM had made it a stated goal to bring the cost of mini computers down low enough that they could be affordable enough to put in a home to interface with other home electronics.
EDIT: Apple didnt have any other products of the time, the apple ii was the first viable product that they released. Based based on the success of that product apple started marketing the lisa which was by all accounts a failure. It wasnt until the macintosh was released that apple really dropped support for the apple ii, and even then it could be argued that xerox had more control over apple then IBM did.
Other product? During the Apple II it was Apples ONLY product which was a upgraded model of their previous product, the Apple I.Quote:
I inferred based upon this and the fact that the Apple II is so different from everything else that apple was pushing during that time period that this was most likely IBM's doing.
OK so you are really going to believe someone that more then likely had absolutely no reason to doubt an "ex-IBM employee". Guess what being an "ex-IBM employee" means sweet squat. Unless he was an ex board member / executive / legal at the time there is next to zero chance that he would have access to such information. And again any such acquirement would have had to be shown in the financial statements not to mention would have been under ftc scrutiny. Sorry but your "source" was bullshitting and you fell for it.Quote:
I may have yet to find supporting documentation for what he said, but I have no reason to doubt his word.
It's no secret that the inspiration for the Lisa/Mac came from the close relationship Apple had with Xerox, not IBM, who later asked MS to develop their GUI OS, OS/2.Quote:
Well that depends upon if you're just counting the Apple II or if you're willing to consider the whole lifespan up to the Apple IIc Plus which came out in 1988. Note that while the original Apple II may have launched in 1977 the Lisa was being worked on starting in 1978, and then the Macintosh was introduced in 1984, which was within the lifespan of the series. The Lisa and Macintosh being Job's Personal Pet Project if you'll remember..


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The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is an un-put-downable page turner. Escaping the fallout of a libel conviction, investigative journalist Mikael Blomqvist retreats to a remote island in Sweden's far north where the unsolved murder of a young girl still haunts her industrialist uncle forty years later. From a cottage on the island where the killer may still roam, Blomqvist's investigation draws him into the secrets and lies of the rich and powerful, going back to the days of World War II, and throws him together with a most unlikely ally—tattooed punk hacker, Lisbeth Salander. The action is non-stop and the character of Lisbeth is inscrutable, yet strangely sympathetic and compelling. Lisbeth and Blomqvist continue their partnership in The Girl Who Played with Fire and The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest. If readers are lucky, a fourth volume may follow.
Larsson's popular thriller series focuses on a social ill of Sweden, quite surprising considering the liberal attitudes we attribute to that country--that of the all too common abuse of women. The series arose from Larsson's work as a journalist investigating extremist, neo-Nazi groups in Sweden and across Europe and the very real threat they pose to social order. A fascinating book about the book and its origins in the life and life-risking work of its author is "'There Are Things I Want You to Know' about Stieg Larsson and Me" by his common law wife, Eva Gabrielsson. It is a poignant story of love and loss, and of a lifelong commitment to fighting for the protection of human rights.
The Millennium trilogy may also be viewed as the natural progression of the literary exploration of this theme, which notably began fifty years ago with the Martin Beck mysteries written by a pair of Swedish journalists, Maj Sjowall and her common law husband Per Wahloo. Together, they conceived of a series of ten novels which would illustrate the ills of contemporary Swedish society, and the dogged work of the police to solve the resulting crimes, despite the reflection of society's failures in law enforcement. Their series, featuring Martin Beck and his colleagues, is considered a classic in mystery writing, with its timeless theme, its precise description of police procedure, and affecting portrait of civil servants, their persistence in the face of bureaucracy and weariness, their successes and foibles in both their work and their personal lives. These make for interesting and entertaining reading, and the audio versions are especially well narrated.
The Sjowall-Wahloo series was issued in the U.S. by Victor Gollancz in the 1960s, but only in the last decade or so have other Scandinavian crime writers appeared here. This "invasion" is the result of the end of the Cold War, the fall of the Iron Curtain, and the opening of an insular, homogenous culture to new immigrants, creating a clash of ideas and behavior, and a world ripe for literary interpretation.
Henning Mankell introduced beleaguered police inspector Kurt Wallender in 1997. Stoop shouldered Wallender struck a nerve with American readers because he was so unlike our imagined (super)heroes. While he manages to solve the crimes, he does so with an awareness of impossible chaos surrounding him.
Erlendur Sveinnson is surrounded by insularity, claustrophia, and a forbidding climate as he solves crimes in Reykjavik, Iceland in a series created by Arnaldur Indridason.
Climate and landscape are especially central to Peter Hoeg's story, Smilla's Sense of Snow, set in Denmark.
Anne Holt, former Norwegian Minister of Justice, writes the Johanne Vik and Adam Stubo series, pairing a sensitive male detective and a psychologist, reminiscent of Ridley Pearson's mysteries. Also from Norway is Karin Fossum, who writes the Konrad Sejer series.
Stieg Larsson fans will enjoy the Harry Hole series by Norwegian writer Jo Nesbo. Begin with "Redbreast". And try James Thompson's Inspector Kari Vaara series, beginning with "Snow Angels", in which Vaara investigates the racially-charged murder of a Somali immigrant during a cold and dark Christmas season in Finland, a case that takes its toll on his marriage to his pregnant American wife.
Sweden is the locus of much outstanding crime fiction today. Kjell Eriksson' Ann Lindell series featuries the entire police department of Uppsala. Hakan Nesser's Chief Inspector Van Veeteren is reminiscent of beleaguered Kurt Wallander, but also of Maigret, in this series set in Stockholm. Stockholm is also the setting of Asa Larsson's series starring attorney Rebecca Martinsson.
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Exposure to intimate partner violence and maternal depression before the age of 3 may increase a child's risk of developing attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), according to a new study published in the journal JAMA Pediatrics.
Researchers at the Indiana University School of Medicine looked a population of more than 2,000 children, and found that those whose parents had reported depression or intimate partner violence were significantly more likely to suffer from ADHD as they grew older.
"It wasn't surprising, from the lens of me being a behavioral pediatrician," said Dr. Nerissa Bauer, an assistant professor of pediatrics at the IU School of Medicine and the lead study author. "I routinely encounter mental health and behavioral problems in children, and this
supports my initial hunch that I was seeing an increase in that."
In addition to the apparent increased risk of ADHD, Bauer and her colleagues also saw an increase in prescriptions for drugs used to treat ADHD.
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But she says, time constraints can make that difficult.
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ADHD is often found alongside conditions such as depression and anxiety, said Atlanta pediatrician and CNN Health expert Dr. Jennifer Shu, who was not involved in the study, and "could just be a marker for other mental health problems... which may be linked to the intimate partner violence or maternal depression."
Bauer hopes the research gives pediatricians a red flag to focus in on if there are concerns about the child's behavior.
"If a parent comes in and tell us that a daycare teacher says, 'I'm concerned about how your child's functioning in the classroom,' that pediatrician needs to look for reasons for that."
Likewise, if a pediatrician finds out that a child may be exposed to violence or depression at home, they should look for signs of ADHD, she says. "That pediatrician should consider screening for behavioral mental health issues such as ADHD, and continue monitoring that child over several visits."
The bottom line, Bauer says, "We know that the earlier we can identify these children (with ADHD), the more we can optimize their outcomes."
Inadequate sleep can be a big contributor to ADHD symptoms and behavioral problems, Shu notes, adding that domestic violence or parental depression may lead to children not getting appropriate care - sleep and nutrition, for instance - which could affect their focus and concentration.


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Just see. If two chess players are playing and you don't know what chess is, and you start asking questions, they will simply say, "Shut up! First you go and learn the game. It is a complicated game."
And chess is nothing when you start playing this mad game! Your whole life - your emotions, your feelings, your intellect, body, mind, soul, everything - is involved, is at stake. It is the last gamble.
So only those who are insiders can understand; outsiders will always feel uncomfortable about it. They don't know the language.
I am not here to play the game of a priest; I am not here to play the game of a prophet. In fact the prophet is nothing but the politician in disguise. The language of the prophet is the language of the politician - of course, in the name of religion. The prophet is revolutionary; he wants to change the world, the whole world, to his heart's desire. I have no plans for changing the world. It is perfectly good as it is and it is going to remain as it is. All the prophets have failed. That game is doomed to be a failure.
I am not a priest because I don't belong to any religion; I simply belong to religion as such. I am not a Jew, I am not a Hindu, I am not a Christian, I am not a Mohammedan, I am not a Jaina - I don't belong to any religion. So I am not a priest, I am not a preacher. I simply love pure religion.
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Mr. and Mrs. Goldberg had scrimped and saved to put their eldest son through college. At last they had the money and decided to send him to a fine, highbrow Eastern boarding school. They saw him off on the train and tearfully bade him farewell.
A few months later he returned home for the Christmas holidays. The parents were overjoyed to have their son, Sammy, back with them. The mother greeted him with, "Samelah! Oh, it's so good to see you."
"Mother," replied the son, "stop calling me Samelah. After all, I'm a grown-up man now, and I do wish you would refer to me as Samuel."
She apologized and asked, "I hope you only ate kosher foods while you were away.?"
"Mother, we are living in a modern world, and it's preposterous to hang onto the old world traditions. I indulged in all types of kosher and non-kosher food, and believe me, you would be better off if you did too."
"Well, tell me, did you at least go to the synagogue to offer a prayer of thanks occasionally?"
The son replied, "Really, do you honestly feel that going to a synagogue when you're associating with a large percentage of non-Jews is the proper thing to do? Honestly, Mother, it's unfair to ask it of me, really."
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RCU is a scalable construct used in parallel programming. If a closed-source OS had copied it, we would have no way to know.
Interesting claims. Can you prove your claims? Do you have links? I have links, for instance, when the Systemtap team confesses they copied from DTrace. Do you have links that prove DTrace copied from Linux?
Regarding DTrace (do you want to see links that prove this?)
-FreeBSD has ported DTrace
-Mac OS X has ported DTrace
-QNX has ported DTrace
-VMware has copied DTrace, and call it vProbes
-IBM AIX has copied DTrace and call it ProbeVue
-Linux has copied DTrace and call it Systemtap
Regarding RCU, I have never heard about it. Everybody (including the Linux camp) has heard about DTrace and ZFS because they are new and innovative. But RCU? What is that? If it is innovative and cool, everybody should have talked about it? Can you explain what RCU is? Can you make a list of OSes, that have ported or copied RCU?
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RCU is a scalable construct used in parallel programming. If a closed-source OS had copied it, we would have no way to know.
Later, IBM created RCU for their commercial Unixes, and then donated RCU to Linux. I dont see how IBMs work is innovation from Linux? Maybe RCU was innovation from IBM, but RCU was not innovation not from Linux.
And because Solaris scales extremely well today, I dont see the need for RCU in Solaris. In 3 years from now, there will arrive a SPARC server with 16.384 threads. Solaris sees 16.384 cpus.
Thus, RCU is not innovative. It is just "good for Linux", but hardly innovative. It is not like Linux scales the crap out of every other OSes - if this was true, then every OS would have ported or copied RCU. And as we see, Linux has problems with scaling on SMP servers, so RCU can not be that good nor innovative.
So, can you provide a list of Linux tech that everybody just drools over, and wants? I do not consider an desktop as KDE as innovative. It is not something everybody ports or copies. KDE is just one desktop, among many. On the other hand, ZFS is something to drool over, everybody is copying or porting it. Or are you going to say that BTRFS is not a ZFS wannabe?
Regarding DTrace it copied from other tools and slowlaris devs called it DTrace.Regarding DTrace (do you want to see links that prove this?)
-FreeBSD has ported DTrace
-Mac OS X has ported DTrace
-QNX has ported DTrace
-VMware has copied DTrace, and call it vProbes
-IBM AIX has copied DTrace and call it ProbeVue
-Linux has copied DTrace and call it Systemtap
Solaris > Linux.
There is little doubt in my mind that the linux kernel is currently the most advanced and mature kernel in existence. When compared to Solaris, linux features better hardware compatibility, scaling, memory management, scheduling, and stability on commodity enterprise hardware. It's growing fast, and will likely become the standard kernel for the remainder of this age of mankind.
The only argument against Solaris, or rather, the only argument that favors the end of Solaris, is that developers that contribute to Solaris 'could be' contributing to linux. It's not an especially cogent argument. Developers are free to do as they please, and as you said, a lot of the meaningful changes make their way into linux in an indirect manner.
All of the drama can simply be boiled down to linux devs/admins/users expressing their butt-hurttedness when they see developers doing something that doesn't suit their interests. Example:
All that we can do is try to compel people to come play our game. With volleyball, you can sex-it-up to make it more appealing to J&A. Volleyball becomes Beach-Volleyball. Red versus blue becomes shirts versus skins. Let J&A know that there are positions available to fill, and that you're willing to help them get settled in.Hey, let's all play volleyball! Volleyball is great! Hey, Jake and Ashish are over there playing soccer. That hurts my feelings. I think soccer needs to die. Volleyball would be so much better if Jake and Ashish would come play with us.
To some extent, negative propaganda can be used to coerce J&A. It isimmoral, and is typically only effective in reinforcing the beliefs of someone already playing volleyball.: Let J&A know that 'soccer' was recently purchased by FIFA, and that the future direction of the sport is not clear. Let J&A know that the rules to soccer are governed by FIFA, and that by playing, they 'might' need to pay money to FIFA for some nonsensical notion of property. FIFA has also trademarked the terms "Goalie, Goal, Wingman, and Halfback, so if they play some other sport in the future, they'll have to be a "goalie" with a lowercase G in order to avoid an infringement suit.
With all of the crystal clear computer/car/sports/etc analogies and metaphors out there, you would think we would all finally "get-it" and stop acting like wankers.
Make linux sexy. Make developers want to choose to develop for linux.


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The other is true also If you found something to be untrue apologize and tell the truth you did not know.
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Sorry guys for the incorrect quote. But I have found the picture so self describing about Frank Zappa, I couldn't think this could come from somebody else. :)
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Thank you Nico. Anyway, I think that Wisdom is not a property of anyone. If the finger points to the moon, we have to watch the moon, not the finger.


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Drabble series written for the 'textures' prompts for B2MEM 2012
Texture: splintery
It will need to be repaired. Arwen touched the splintery edge of the deep gouge on her clothes chest. It must have happened either during the unpacking of their baggage or somewhere along the journey from Imladris. At least the damage was only to the wood, and the metal bands, with their detailed scrollwork, were intact.
She would see to it the next time it caught her attention. Careful not to snag her sleeve on the wood, and casting a last look at the pale green dress inside the chest, she lowered the lid. Already, her thoughts moved ahead. Tomorrow...
Texture: bumpy
Why does the time pass so slowly? Just let it be noon now.
She'd rather have paced to quell her impatience, but for the sake of outward composure, she settled for counting the flowers she once embroidered on the sleeves of her dress. She knew every stitch, and every unevenness and every small bump her fingers slid over was familiar.
She nearly jumped out of her chair when Galadriel sat down next to her. She'd forgotten her grandmother was waiting with her until it was time to go to where Aragorn also waited – Is he as impatient as I am?
Texture: fuzzy (also Smells: Pipeweed)
"You smell of pipeweed," Arwen observed in a mock-prim tone as she slowly ran her fingers over the fuzzy hairs at the back of Aragorn's head, giggling as he closed his eyes in pleasure. "Hmmmm… If I do that again, will you start purring?"
In reply he pulled her even closer, his hands moving to tip her head upwards for a kiss. "Try me," he murmured, but stopped suddenly, looking worried. "You don't mind, do you?"
"Mind about what?"
"The pipeweed smell?"
"No silly, it is part of you," she laughed. "At least, as long as you don't smoke inside."
Texture: smooth
They had kissed before, but never like this. Those times had been the promise, now was the reality.
"I could go on kissing you all night," he said, his voice soft and husky.
She caressed the pale smooth skin on the inside of his arm. "Truly?" she asked.
"Truly," he replied.
"Truly? Just kiss me? I thought…" And if her laugh just then sounded nervous as much as bold, no matter. There were just the two of them here, and she could feel the tension in him also. Neither of them was exactly afraid, but it still felt almost unreal.
Texture: patterned
No one wore clothes by the pools where people swam or in the bath house, and as a healer's daughter and a healer in her own right it would have been difficult for her not to know what a naked man looked like. It did make a difference whether the man in question was a brother in need of having a wound stitched or her husband on the night they had both awaited for so long.
Answering the unspoken question in Aragorn's eyes, her own robe, its patterned folds pooling around her feet, was quickly discarded, and the quicker forgotten.
Texture: coarse
Her skin was smooth and pale in the light of a nearly full Moon, and her unbound hair flowed over his hands like a black river, her head on his shoulder. The sight and touch of her naked beside him...
"Vanimelda," he sighed.
Her hand moved slowly across his chest – how coarse his skin must feel to her, hairy and with scars old and not so old – and she looked up at him. He knew by the longing in her glance, and her quick breath, that – somehow, despite his flaws – he was as desirable to her as she to him.
Texture: silken
He woke up beside a strange, yet familiar presence. One moment of disorientation, and then… Not a dream.
For fear of waking her, he dared not stir; instead, like a man thirsting, he drank in the sight of her. Her hair fell over her shoulder like heavy silk; the moonlight brushed lightly over her half-upturned face; her lashes were pools of ink.
Yet, fair as this sight of her was, it only suggested her keen glance, the sweetness of her smile, her wisdom, and her quicksilver wit. Dare I wake her? he wondered as he drifted off to sleep again.
Texture: papery
She wanted to wake him, but the sun had not risen yet, and the sky had barely begun to pale. She drew aside a stray tendril of hair, but stopped when he stirred, and silently made her way to the balcony.
Aragorn merely observed, "Elrond's daughter in truth," when he found her reading an hour or so later.
She looked briefly guilty, then laughed, and said, "I didn't know you had kept this."
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Bringing joy to people around the world, Google Maps turned its system into a giant game of Pac-Man Tuesday.
Iris-scanning technology working to prevent car thefts
Phil Lebeau, NBC News | posted Mar 30th - 8:25pm
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Study finds equality between sexes at moment of conception
The Associated Press | posted Mar 30th - 7:36pm
Every year, slightly more boy babies than girl babies are born worldwide. But back when sperm meets egg, the two sexes are conceived in equal numbers, a new study suggests.
An apple a day may not keep the doctor away, study says
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An apple a day doesn't necessarily keep the doctor away. That's according to proverb-busting research that found daily apple eaters had just as many doctor visits as those who ate fewer or no apples.
Dog walks again on artificial limbs
Andreas Preuss, CNN | posted Mar 30th - 12:46pm
Brutus lost his limbs from frostbite, but is walking again using artificial limbs.
'Punk rocker' frog shape-shifts from smooth to spiky
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The global pharmaceutical industry is pouring billions of dollars into developing treatments for rare diseases, which once drew little interest from major drugmakers but now point the way toward a new era of innovative therapies and big profits.
Supernova's dust could make thousands of Earths, NASA says
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Psalm 96:1 says "Sing to the Lord a new song; sing to the Lord, all the Earth"
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Just say Jesus-7eventh Time Down
7eventh Time Down's big, bold in-your-face brand of rock is inescapable, but it's the message that's most important. Lead singer Mikey Howard said in a recent interview: "Lyrically I hope we make a statement that's inspiring for people to live like Jesus, for us, the biggest goal is for them to not only believe in Jesus but to start following him and start to ask themselves some tough questions--What is it going to mean for me to look like Jesus where I'm at in my job? At school? Or for parents in that relationship with their husband or wife or kids? And for non-believers, I hope it's inspiring for them to want to know who Jesus is. We want to present the gospel in a way that is intriguing and makes it a train that you want to jump on board."
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SnowPure manufactures and sells advanced water purification technologies, providing multiple components for high purity water systems. Founded in 1979, the company sells Electrodeionization (EDI) Modules, UV, GTM, and other high technology pure water products to system integrators in over 40 countries. SnowPure has been focused on one thing: providing innovative ultrapure ...
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Remco Engineering manufacturers water and wastewater treatment systems up to 1 million gallons per day. We build systems for treating both incoming water and waste water for small water districts, industrial manufactures including electronics, mining, and chemical process industries, farming, and even whole house system for individuals.
Ovivo (Formerly Eimco Water Technologies)
based in Salt Lake City, UTAH (USA)
Following the merger of Eimco Water Technologies, Enviroquip and Christ Water Technology, September 2010 sees the emergence of a new global force in the water sector, dedicated to bringing the latest thinking, proven technologies and the most advanced application knowledge to the municipal and industrial clean water, process water and wastewater markets around the globe. ...
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Advance Equipment and Services, Inc. AESINC is a global provider of custom skid-mounted water purification equipment such us seawater desalination plants, brackish reverse osmosis units, ultrafiltration, nano filtration and Softeners. We Sale - Resale - Finance - Lease - Operate reverse osmosis systems at the best rates facilitating the system that you need now. Different ...
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Part of Siemens Water since 2008. SG Water has more than 30 years experience in development, production and worldwide distribution of facilities to provide ultrapure water for laboratories and industry. Since 1984, we have developed, produced and supplied our ultra-pure water systems as well as project-specific systems in Barsbüttel near Hamburg.
P.J. Whalen & Associates Ltd.
based in Fredericton, NEW BRUNSWICK (CANADA)
LuminUltra is a global leader in microbiological testing for water-related industries, offering solutions. The idea behind LuminUltra began in 1995 when its eventual founders set out to develop a revolutionary monitoring tool for biological wastewater treatment applications. The idea was simple: deliver a superior means to measure, monitor and therefore control the engine ...
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Hydrozone Co.,Ltd has been established since 1999. We plan to become the leader supplier for water and wastewater treatment system. We are specialist in water and wastewater treatment system. We provide a highly technical and unique set of skills also being a consultant and provider the high technology and engineering service. Our responsible are services that include ...
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Buffy Filippell runs two companies — TeamWork Consulting and TeamWork Online — out of her home in Shaker Heights.
The latter spun out of the former 13 years ago when Filippell noticed a need for a digital version of the executive search firm she founded in 1987.
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Revenues and profits have grown every year, and it's all done with a team of five full-timers (the fifth was just added), one to three interns per semester and a pair of contractors who serve as the technology team.
It's remarkable, as is Filippell's past, which we only mentioned briefly in the print story.
Filippell graduated from Indiana University with a degree in education in 1976. She parlayed a job in a tennis shop at a country club into a position with Wilson Sporting Goods in Chicago.
When she came to Cleveland for a tennis tournament sponsored by sports marketing giant IMG, she got her big break.
"I was here two or three days and was running through tape (of the IMG tournament that was on television) and looking at all the times Wilson was on TV," Filippell said. "The IMG people were like, 'Who the heck is this woman?' I told them I knew all of the tennis players because I was giving rackets to Jimmy Connors, John McEnroe, Tracy Austin and others."
She had made an impression with IMG, and not long after, she had a job offer. Filippell, who was living in London at the time, received a call from IMG with a request.
"They said, 'We want to get Tracy Austin' (as a client). I said, 'You can't get her. She's represented by another agency. But I can get you some of the others.' "
IMG asked her to move to Cleveland, and in 1978, she became the company's first female sports agent.
"I sat down. They said, 'Here's your phone. Here's your desk. Now make something happen,' " Filippell recalled in a conversation last week. "In retrospect, that was fantastic.
"I was nickels and dimes compared to what these guys were doing," she continued. "That attracted a lot of competitors to them. (IMG founder) Mark (McCormack) did such a good job. He started the whole representation business. If you look at what they've done with the colleges, you have to keep reinventing yourself all the time. I took the same idea. You can't sit on your laurels. I had TeamWork Consulting, then we built up the online brand."
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"I was looking for a job, and that's what really sparked this," Filippell said. "I didn't know how to get a job, and I was at the No. 1 sports agency. I talked to a number of people about doing this work on my own. Could I be a recruiter on my own?"
She said she could have returned to IMG, but once you make a decision to leave a company, "you kind of don't go back." She joined Korn/Ferry International, an executive search giant that has a Cleveland office, "and they really taught me how to do this."
In 1987, Filippell's father passed away, and she "spent about four months crying."
It was also the year she started TeamWork Consulting.
Twenty-five years later, in 2012, her mother died — the same year in which Filippell celebrated her 30th wedding anniversary with her husband, Mark, her first company had its 25-year anniversary and her son, Davis, graduated from Williams College.
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One potential negative: He's 34, is entering free agency and is coming off a season in which he averaged 1.1 points and 1.6 rebounds in a combined 38 games for the Celtics and Wizards. He wouldn't have been a highly sought free agent anyway, but if he's largely ignored this summer, there will be speculation — unfair or otherwise — it is because of the potential distractions that would be involved in signing Collins.
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I do get the .provider file loaded as the sign-in dialog shows the correct sign-in link with <sign-up-link>XXXXX</sign-up-link> but that's all I can change in that dialog.
I do get the .provider file loaded as the sign-in dialog shows the correct sign-in link with <sign-up-link>XXXXX</sign-up-link> but that's all I can change in that dialog.
I finally made good progress. I was pointed to a proper framework, i.e. share-ui instead of webupload.
I created a new repo for that one: https://projects.developer.nokia.com/cmdshare
There's a settings plugin (settings -> applications -> command-line sharing) from which you need to enable the plugin and set the command. Then it will be visible, when sharing images from the gallery application.
I just got it to work for the first time, so it's probably still a bit buggy. I would appreciate any testing and feedback with it. Currently it prints something to /tmp/out.txt for debugging purposes.
Also I have a problem with the icons. I've tried adding them now to several different frameworks but I always get just a red square.
red squares? It reminds me a bug which I was facing when I tried to run harmattan components on desktop.
It was related to the application graphics system IIRC.
Hi all,
Been trying to add a new item to the Share UI menu by looking at examples and half-working pieces of code. So far I have not been able to produce anything in the list.
Basically what I have done is done a pretty much copy of some other plugins I found, like the EmailMethod and CmdShare (by kulve). I've compiled the .so file and placed it in /usr/lib/share-ui/plugins but nothing changes. I've also tried lots of variations in provider and service files but nothing happens. Followed (or tried to follow) all the different advice but just can't get anything visible
Anyone have a clear picture on what is the minimum to get a dummy item to the Share UI? All I need is the plugin to execute another Python executable, which will do the actual sharing. That part is mostly done as at first I created a standalone Python/QML app for that but then I wanted to integrate it to Share UI and not make it even visible in the app launcher.
I added the code to github if anyone has any ideas on what I am doing wrong.
Any hints appreciated, thanks!
C++ and Qt n00b
You need to have the .desktop file. Otherwise the share-ui don't even try to load your plugin.
You can check from my sources. They are pretty much as simple as it gets (both the settings plugin and the share-ui plugin).
Reading your code more carefully, you seem to inherit and implement the method part but not the plugin part.
I copied pretty closely the example and I have two classes, one inheriting pluginBase and one inheriting methodBase.
Somewhat relatedly, and sorry to resurrect an old thread, but has anyone got any pointers to writing an account which provides contact information? I've scrapped the approach I was using for the Harmattan version of Hermes and instead plan on creating a LinkedIn account provider. This would:
- Have an entry in Accounts allowing LinkedIn OAuth
- Provide contact information (names, URLs, addresses, photos) which should then get auto-merged into Contacts
Is anyone aware of any documentation/examples they could point to?
Thanks in advance
PS. The other bit required from Hermes is a Gravatar app which goes and finds photos for people based on email address. I don't think this is sensible to do the same way, and probably needs to be an app.


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ROCHESTER — The 23rd Rochester Elks Sports Hall of Fame will induct six new members on Saturday, May 4, at the Rochester Elks Lodge.
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Modeling Electromagnetic Waves and Periodic Structures
Walter Frei | January 17, 2014
We often want to model an electromagnetic wave (light, microwaves) incident upon periodic structures, such as diffraction gratings, metamaterials, or frequency selective surfaces. This can be done using the RF or Wave Optics modules from the COMSOL product suite. Both modules provide Floquet periodic boundary conditions and periodic ports and compute the reflected and transmitted diffraction orders as a function of incident angles and wavelength. This blog post introduces the concepts behind this type of analysis and walks through the set-up of such problems.
The Scenario
First, let's consider a parallelepided volume of free space representing a periodically repeating unit cell with a plane wave passing through it at an angle, as shown below:
The incident wavevector, \bf{k}, has component magnitudes: k_x = k_0 \sin(\alpha_1) \cos(\alpha_2), k_y = k_0 \sin(\alpha_1) \sin(\alpha_2), and k_z = k_0 \cos(\alpha_1) in the global coordinate system. This problem can be modeled by using Periodic boundary conditions on the sides of the domain and Port boundary conditions at the top and bottom. The most complex part of the problem set-up is defining the direction and polarization of the incoming and outgoing wave.
Defining the Wave Direction
Although the COMSOL software is flexible enough to allow any definition of base coordinate system, in this posting, we will pick one and use it throughout. The direction of the incident light is defined by two angles, \alpha_1 and \alpha_2; and two vectors, \bf{n}, the outward pointing normal of the modeling space and \bf{a_1}, a vector in the plane of incidence. The convention we choose here is to align \bf{a_1} to the global x-axis and align \bf{n} with the global z-axis. Thus, the angle between the wavevector of the incoming wave and the global z-axis is \alpha_1, the elevation angle of incidence, where -\pi/2 > \alpha_1 > \pi/2 with \alpha_1 = 0, meaning normal incidence. The angle between the incident wavevector and the global x-axis is the azimuthal angle of incidence, \alpha_2, which lies in the range, -\pi/2 > \alpha_2 \geq \pi/2. As a consequence of this definition, positive values of both \alpha_1 and \alpha_2 imply that the wave is traveling in the positive x- and y-direction.
To use the above definition of direction of incidence, we need to specify the \bf{a_1} vector. This is done by picking a Periodic Port Reference Point, which must be one of the corner points of the incident port. The software uses the in-plane edges coming out of this point to define two vectors, \bf{a_1} and \bf{a_2}, such that \bf{a_1 \times a_2 = n}. In the figure below, we can see the four cases of \bf{a_1} and \bf{a_2} that satisfy this condition. Thus, the Periodic Port Reference Point on the incoming side port should be the point at the bottom left of the x-y plane, when looking down the z-axis and the surface. By choosing this point, the \bf{a_1} vector becomes aligned with the global x-axis.
Now that \bf{a_1} and \bf{a_2} have been defined on the incident side due to the choice of the Periodic Port Reference Point, the port on the outgoing side of the modeling domain must also be defined. The normal vector, \bf{n}, points in the opposite direction, hence the choice of the Periodic Port Reference Point must be adjusted. None of the four corner points will give a set of \bf{a_1} and \bf{a_2} that align with the vectors on the incident side, so we must choose one of the four points and adjust our definitions of \alpha_1 and \alpha_2. By choosing a periodic port reference point on the output side that is diametrically opposite the point chosen on the input side and applying a \pi/2 rotation to \alpha_2, the direction of \bf{a_1} is rotated to \bf{a_1'}, which points in the opposite direction of \bf{a_1} on the incident side. As a consequence of this rotation, \alpha_1 and \alpha_2 are switched in sign on the output side of the modeling domain.
Next, consider a modeling domain representing a dielectric half-space with a refractive index contrast between the input and output port sides that causes the wave to change direction, as shown below. From Snell's law, we know that the angle of refraction is \beta=\arcsin \left( n_A\sin(\alpha_1)/n_B \right). This lets us compute the direction of the wavevector at the output port. Also, note that this relationship holds even if there are additional layers of dielectric sandwiched between the two half-spaces.
In summary, to define the direction of a plane wave traveling through a unit cell, we first need to choose two points, the Periodic Port Reference Points, which are diametrically opposite on the input and output sides. These points define the vectors \bf{a_1} and \bf{a_2}. As a consequence, \alpha_1 and \alpha_2 on the input side can be defined with respect to the global coordinate system. On the output side, the direction angles become: \alpha_{1,out} = -\arcsin \left( n_A\sin(\alpha_1)/n_B \right) and \alpha_{2,out}=-\alpha_2 + \pi/2.
Defining the Polarization
The incoming plane wave can be in one of two polarizations, with either the electric or the magnetic field parallel to the x-y plane. All other polarizations, such as circular or elliptical, can be constructed from a linear combination of these two. The figure below shows the case of \alpha_2 = 0, with the magnetic field parallel to the x-y plane. For the case of \alpha_2 = 0, the magnetic field amplitude at the input and output ports is (0,1,0) in the global coordinate system. As the beam is rotated such that \alpha_2 \ne 0, the magnetic field amplitude becomes (\sin(\alpha_2), \cos(\alpha_2),0). For the orthogonal polarization, the electric field magnitude at the input can be defined similarly. At the output port, the field components in the x-y plane can be defined in the same way.
So far, we've seen how to define the direction and polarization of a plane wave that is propagating through a unit cell around a dielectric interface. You can see an example model of this in the Model Gallery that demonstrates an agreement with the analytically derived Fresnel Equations.
Defining the Diffraction Orders
Next, let's examine what happens when we introduce a structure with periodicity into the modeling domain. Consider a plane wave with \alpha_1, \alpha_2 \ne 0 incident upon a periodic structure as shown below. If the wavelength is sufficiently short compared to the grating spacing, one or several diffraction orders can be present. To understand these diffraction orders, we must look at the plane defined by the \bf{n} and \bf{k} vectors as well as in the plane defined by the \bf{n} and \bf{k \times n} vectors.
First, looking normal to the plane defined by \bf{n} and \bf{k}, we see that there can be a transmitted 0th order mode with direction defined by Snell's law as described above. There is also a 0th order reflected component. There also may be some absorption in the structure, but that is not pictured here. The figure below shows only the 0th order transmitted mode. The spacing, d, is the periodicity in the plane defined by the \bf{n} and \bf{k} vectors.
For short enough wavelengths, there can also be higher-order diffracted modes. These are shown in the figure below, for the m=\pm1 cases.
The condition for the existence of these modes is that:
for: m=0,\pm 1, \pm 2,…
For m=0 , this reduces to Snell's law, as above. For \beta_{m\ne0}, if the difference in path lengths equals an integer number of wavelengths in vacuum, then there is constructive interference and a beam of order m is diffracted by angle \beta_{m}. Note that there need not be equal numbers of positive and negative m-orders.
Next, we look along the plane defined by the \bf{n} and \bf{k} vectors. That is, we rotate our viewpoint around the z-axis such that the incident wavevector appears to be coming in normally to the surface. The diffraction into this plane are indexed as the n-order beams. Note that the periodic spacing, w, will be different in this plane and that there will always be equal numbers of positive and negative n-orders.
COMSOL will automatically compute these m,n \ne 0 order modes during the set-up of a Periodic Port and define listener ports so that it is possible to evaluate how much energy gets diffracted into each mode.
Last, we must consider that the wave may experience a rotation of its polarization as it gets diffracted. Thus, each diffracted order consists of two orthogonal polarizations, the In-plane vector and Out-of-plane vector components. Looking at the plane defined by \bf{n} and the diffracted wavevector \bf{k_D}, the diffracted field can have two components. The Out-of-plane vector component is the diffracted beam that is polarized out of the plane of diffraction (the plane defined by \bf{n} and \bf{k}), while the In-plane vector component has the orthogonal polarization. Thus, if the In-plane vector component is non-zero for a particular diffraction order, this means that the incoming wave experiences a rotation of polarization as it is diffracted. Similar definitions hold for the n \ne 0 order modes.
Consider a periodic structure on a dielectric substrate. As the incident beam comes in at \alpha_1, \alpha_2 \ne 0 and there are higher diffracted orders, the visualization of all of the diffracted orders can become quite involved. In the figure below, the incoming plane wave direction is shown as a yellow vector. The n=0 diffracted orders are shown as blue arrows for diffraction in the positive z-direction and cyan arrows for diffraction into the negative z-direction. Diffraction into the n \ne 0 order modes are shown as red and magenta for the positive and negative directions. There can be diffraction into each of these directions and the diffracted wave can be polarized either in or out of the plane of diffraction. The plane of diffraction itself is visualized as a circular arc. Note that the plane of diffraction for the n \ne 0 modes is different in the positive and negative z-direction.
All of the ports are automatically set up when defining a periodic structure in 3D. They capture these various diffracted orders and can compute the fields and relative phase in each order. Understanding the meaning and interpretation of these ports is helpful when modeling periodic structures.
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Bryan Adomanis March 21, 2014 at 4:55 pm
Great explanation, Walter! You should lobby to have it put in the documentation!
Aneesh M Joseph March 31, 2014 at 7:59 am
subject: problem in assigning diffraction orders for 2d nano pillar grating structure in comsol 3d modeling
Can you help me in this regard?
I would like to find the electric filed intensity of reflection(or reflectance) from gold nano pillars from gold substrate, with the consideration of diffraction orders in case of reflection((1,1 ), (1,0 )reflection grating orders), for the different wave lengths starting from 200 nm to 1000 nm, for a fixed angle of incidence (normal incidence, or 30 degree angle of incidence)
I had made a 2D grating structures in 3D modeling Wizard of Comsol 4.4 version, While I am putting Diffraction orders( m=0, n=0 ; m=-1, n=0 ; m=+1, n=0) with "port reference points" as diagonally opposite end of Unit square cell with periodic boundary conditions on all four sides( by doing copay face). Unfortunately it gives me zero electric filed while i am running., If I run the same model without diffraction order it gives the result but only from one order diffraction (normal reflection) . Since I need to calculate reflection from at least two orders (0 th order and 1 st order) I have to include those diffraction orders to my model
Can you help me in this regard?
can you tell me how to put diffraction orders (with proper port reference points)in 2d grating on 3D model?
Also How can i implement PML layer over the port ( or it is really needed ), since if i add PMLl layer on the top of port, selecting port reference point is declined by default. I follow the pyramidal absorption model for making the infinite array of my 2d Grating nano structures( there a PML layer added over the port)
the plasmonic wire grating model available in Comsol library is just a 2D model , so we can't able to follow the same thing in here in our model.
I used this blog for making port reference points and putting periodic ports
Please help me in this regard..
Thank you
Aneesh M Joseph
Illia Fedorin November 5, 2014 at 2:13 am
Great work, Walter!!
If you have some example models it would be great to see (.mph as an example).
Thanks in advance!
Illia Fedorin.
Walter Frei November 7, 2014 at 2:41 pm
Dear Illia,
Right now the plasmonic wire grating example is the best place to get started: http://www.comsol.com/model/10032
And we are working on some other models as well.
Jalpa Soni March 31, 2015 at 10:30 am
Hello everyone …
Can anyone help me How to use Floquet boundary condition in case of 3d structure. I want to simulate a model which calculate scattering through array of nanodisc which lie on XY plane .. say i am supposed to incident an electric field through z- axis polarization along either x or y. So in that case what should be my floquet boundary condition??
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