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Methods are provided for rendering tabular data to a variety of media. A table is received having one or more cells where each cell may span one or more columns and one or more rows. The table is represented as a grid where the grid houses the cells. Moreover, a generic table is provided and represented by one or more formatting commands, which are operable to provide a rendering of the grid to an output media. Furthermore, a set of executable instructions operable to produce formatting commands to render a table is provided including decoupling cells from a table and storing the cells in a matrix. A dimension is associated with each cell in terms of each cell's relative position to other cells within the matrix. Further, formatting commands are outputted and operable to produce a rendition of the table to an output media. Also, a set of executable instructions operable to produce a rendition of a table is provided. Executable commands represent cells of a table, with the commands having parameters defining an outputted cell's dimensions on an output media. Moreover, the commands are executed in parallel to produce a rendition of the table on an output media.
1. A method implemented in a computer-readable storage medium and to process on a computer for generically rendering a table for output processing, comprising the steps of:
receiving a table having a plurality of cells wherein each cell spans one or more columns and one or more rows;
representing the table as a geometric grid wherein one or more positions within the grid house one or more of the cells, and wherein each cell is assigned a synchronization marker; and
providing a generic table represented by one or more formatting commands operable to provide a rendering of the grid to one or more output media, wherein a size of the generic table is configurable and when the grid is rendered to the one or more output media by processing different ones of the cells representing different aspects of a same version of the generic table in an order defined by each cell's synchronization marker, wherein a number of the cells which have a same synchronization marker are processed together as an independent group, and wherein at least two different cells have the same synchronization marker, and wherein the cells are processed in a sequential order defined by their corresponding synchronization marker to render the grid.
2. The method of
parsing a dimension associated with each cell from the table and associating the dimension with each cell in the grid.
3. The method of
processing the formatting commands to output a rendition of the table on a paged medium.
4. The method on
5. The method of
6. The method of
7. The method of
8. A method implemented in a computer-readable storage medium and to process on a computer for producing formatting commands to render a table, comprising the steps of:
decoupling one or more cells from a table, wherein each cell represents a different aspect of a same version of the table;
storing the cells in a matrix;
expressing a dimension associated with each cell in terms of each cell's relative position to each other within the matrix and associating a synchronization marker with each cell; and
outputting one or more formatting commands operable to produce a rendition of the table on a output media from the matrix, an wherein each of the one or more formatting commands are processed to render the rendition by processing different ones of the cells that have a same synchronization marker together as a group, and wherein the rendition of the table is produced in a sequential order which is defined by the cells synchronization marker, where like values for a particular synchronization marker are processed together and a range of values for the synchronization markers define the sequential order.
9. The method of
executing the formatting commands wherein every cell occupying a single row is rendered to the output media independent of each other.
10. The method of
processing the formatting commands vertically on the output media beginning with a first row and continuing to a last row.
11. The method of
12. The method of
adjusting the dimensions of each cell based on an output media dimension.
13. The method of
14. The method of
executing the formatting commands in parallel to produce the rendition of the table on the output media.
15. A method implemented in a computer-readable storage medium and to process on a computer for producing a rendition of a table, comprising the steps of:
representing a plurality of cells for a table with one or more executable commands wherein each command has one or more parameters defining an outputted cell's dimensions on an output media and associating with each cell a synchronization marker, and wherein each cell represents a different aspect of a same version of the table; and
executing the commands in parallel to produce a rendition of the table on the output media, and wherein each command processed in parallel to produce the rendition processes against cells in a same group associated with a same synchronization marker, and wherein the rendition of the table is sequentially produced by processing the synchronization markers in a defined order represented by a range of values for the synchronization markers.
16. The method of
reformatting the cells of the table to define a dimension of each cell by a relative position of each cell to one another.
17. The method of
parsing the cells from the table wherein the table is represented by a first format.
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This application claims priority from U.S. Provisional 60/203,809 filed May 19, 2000, the disclosure of which is incorporated herein by reference.
The present invention relates to methods for rendering tabular data and delivering the data in a variety of media.
The delivery of information has become omnipresent in recent years with the advent of the Internet and the World-Wide Web (WWW). Moreover, browsers and viewers, which permit the information to be displayed, are now standard with any computing device acquired by a consumer today. By way of example only, some of the WWW browsers include Netscape, Internet Explorer, and others. Often these browsers are equipped with external viewer plugins, which facilitate viewing data in a variety of formats. Information used within a browser is often referred to as browser media. Other types of media, such as paged media exist as well.
Information viewed in a browser is optimally formatted or rendered to be displayed and traversed within the browser (e.g. within the browser media environment). Yet, that same data is not optimally viewed when it is transferred to a paged media. For example, a table of data viewed in a WWW browser may be displayed to user on a single screen, with or without the need to scroll the display screen viewer to the right or down to view the entire table. However, if the same table is selected for print and sent to a printer (e.g. paged media) from within the browser, the table may not reside on a single page when printed. In fact, the table may be truncated with information missing altogether from the table, or information will be separated on multiple pages making it extremely difficult to discern the tabular data provided. This problem of transferring data from a browser or a viewer to a printer is not uncommon and is not limited to tabular data. In fact, anyone who has selected what appeared to be well formatted information for printing in a WWW browser, is often astonished to discover that once the information is outputted to a paged media from the printer, the information is no longer suitable for viewing. Users may be forced to change the page setup within the printer, select landscape modes, and a variety of other choices in an attempt to get a paged media version of what they are currently viewing in a browser media on their computing device s monitor. Yet, modifying printer options will rarely fix the rendering problem associated with tabular data when tabular data is migrated from one media to another media.
Reconciling browser media and page media is problematic, particularly when attempting to render tabular data from a browser media to a paged media. This is so, because often the cells of a table, housed in a browser media data format, such as Hypertext Markup Language, and others, have dimensions and presentation attributes which will exceed the dimensions of a sheet of paper which is to include the cells of the table in an output paged media. To solve this, and many other problems associated with data presentation, an industry wide consortium developed a series of data format standards designed to assist in the transition of data being displayed in different media.
One primary standard is Extensible Markup Language (XML), which displays data in terms of its content devoid of any presentation attributes. Raw XML is not particularly useful in the displaying or the presentation of data in a browser or a paged media by itself, rather, the XML is useful in divorcing the proprietary presentation associated with each media from the data markup, thereby requiring each media to render the raw XML into a useful format prior to displaying it to a user. A number of rendering languages and standards have emerged to assist in this effort, such as by way of example only Extensible Stylesheets Language (XSL), Extensible Stylesheets Language Transformations (XSLT), Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and others. These rendering languages provide guidelines and utilities to take raw XML and render it to a useful presentation format for a particular media.
Yet, even with the design consistency associated with a standard data format (e.g. XML), and a variety of additional rendering utilities and guidelines (e.g. XSL, XSLT, CSS), tabular data still presents a number of difficult problems when attempting to transfer the tabular data from a browser media to a paged media, since the table dimensions associated with a browser media will significantly vary in the paged media. Therefore, a single application to successfully render tables in both browser and paged media has proven to be elusive. Moreover, it would be cost prohibitive to provide individualized rendering translations for legacy browser media tables in order for them to be successfully transferred to paged media. Accordingly, a more generic approach needs to be developed such that tables may be rendered automatically from one media to another media without the need for individual translating applications.
Accordingly, an object of the invention is to provide methods for rendering tables to an output media regardless of the complex data layouts required. Moreover, the table rendering may be performed in stream as opposed to in batch mode resulting in improved performance and efficiency. This permits users to truly realize the benefits of seamlessly transitioning between multiple media environments without a loss in presentation or performance during the transition.
To accomplish this and other aspects of the present invention, cells of a table are parsed and stored in a grid, cell dimensions are calculated based on the dimensions of the target media and based on each cell s relative position to other cells within the grid. Further, formatting commands are provided to render the cells to a target media wherein the commands may be executed in parallel, producing improved performance. Moreover, the formatting commands when executed produce a rendering of the table on the target media.
Additional objectives, advantages and novel features of the invention will be set forth in the description that follows and, in part, will become apparent to those skilled in the art upon examining or practicing the invention. The objects and advantages of the invention may be realized and obtained by means of the instrumentalities and combinations particularly pointed out in the appended claims. To achieve the foregoing and other objects and in accordance with the purpose of the present invention, methods are provided for rendering tables.
A set of executable instructions to generically render a table for output processing is provided, comprising receiving a table having one or more cells wherein each cell spans one or more columns and rows. Further, the table is represented as a geometric grid wherein one or more positions within the grid house one or more of the cells and providing a generic table represented by one or more formatting commands operable to provide a rendering of the grid to one or more output media.
Moreover, a set of executable instructions operable to produce formatting commands to render a table is provided, comprising decoupling one or more cells from a table and storing the cells in a matrix. Furthermore, a dimension associated with each cell is expressed in terms of each cell s relative position to one another within the matrix. Next, one or more formatting commands operable to produce a rendition of the table on an output media from the matrix are outputted.
Further, a set of executable instructions operable to produce a rendition of a table is provided, comprising representing one or more cells of a table with one or more executable commands wherein each command has one or more parameters defining an outputted cell s dimensions on an output media. Moreover, the commands are executed in parallel to produce a rendition of the table on the output media.
Still other aspects of the present invention will become apparent to those skilled in the art from the following description of a preferred embodiment, which is by way of illustration, one of the best modes contemplated for carrying out the invention. As will be realized, the invention is capable of other different and obvious aspects, all without departing from the invention. Accordingly, the drawings and descriptions are illustrative in nature and not restrictive.
The accompanying drawings incorporated in and forming part of the specification, illustrate several aspects of the present invention and, together with their descriptions, serve to explain the principles of the invention. In the drawings:
The present invention provides methods for rendering tables. One embodiment of the present invention is implemented using web browser technologies including well-known software programming languages (e.g., C, C++, Java, Active X, Active Server Pages, XSLT, Xpath) and Internet communication protocols (TCP/IP). Of course other programming languages and communications protocols (now known or hereafter developed) may be also readily employed.
Initially, at table is detected within a stream of data or a file by a set of executable instructions operable to detect a table within the data or the file. By way of example only, consider a file with a data markup utilizing XSL where tables are distinguished with a tag such as <fo:table>, once detected the context of the table is pushed to a stack structure within the executable instructions wherein the information regarding the table will be trapped and appropriately recorded.
After a table is detected, the structural pieces of the table are decomposed and parsed by the executable instructions, to identify table cells, columns, rows, headers, and footers. Internally, the individual cells of the table and the requisite information associated with the table, such as number of cells, size of cells, data associated with the cells, and others are stored in a grid, or matrix (e.g. a single or multiple dimensional array). Although as one skilled in the art will appreciate, any internal data structure would suffice as long as the information associated with the table is readily ascertainable. For example, the cells and information associated with the cells could be stored as a binary tree, a hash table, a linked list, or combinations of these and other data structures.
Within the data structure, housing the parsed cells of the table, each cell will carry information that identifies its positions within the table. For example, consider
The dimensions of grid 170, in terms of its length and height may be dictated by the size of the media to which a rendering is to occur. By way of example only, if grid 170 was being used to render to paged media wherein the size of the page was to be 8� by 11 inches with � inch margins on all four sides of the page, then the number of equal sized cells within the grid 170 could be readily determined and configured. Although, as one skilled in the art will appreciate, the number of equally sized grid 170 cells may be determined, by attributes associated with the parsed table 160, such as number of columns encountered and number of rows encountered during parsing. Furthermore, some tabular information contained in the pre-parsed table may identify the exact number of columns and rows associated with the table being parsed.
Once, the number of cells are known, the grid 170 is instantiated and each parsed cell inserted into the grid 170 along with each cell s dimensions with respect to the other cells within the grid. For example, grid 170 includes 9 cell locations of equal size, and cell 1 180 of table 160 has original dimensions which indicate that this particular cell occupies two rows of table 160 and a single column. Therefore, grid 170 depicts a new cell 1 230 within the newly generated grid 170 having the dimension information of [0,0] and [1,0]. The dimension information [0,0] indicates that cell 1 230 in grid 160 occupies the first row 0 of the grid 170 and the first column 0 of the grid 170. Furthermore, the dimension information [1,0] indicates that cell 1 230 in grid 170 occupies the second row 1 of grid 170 and the first column 0 of the grid 170. In a similar way, dimension information is carried with grid 170 for each of the five cells originally depicted in table 160.
As one skilled in the art will appreciate, once the cells and their relative positions are recording in a generic data structure, such as by way of example only, the grid 170 of
Furthermore, once a grid is constructed housing the cells of a table, formatting commands may be generated such that the cells may be drawn to a paged media in parallel, to improve performance of fully rendering a complete grid to a paged media. For example, commands may be outputted which are operable to draw each cell independently of other cells, and the execution of each of these drawing commands may be run in parallel, since there is no longer any rows or columns to be concerned with once a grid is produced. Synchronization of the cells may be achieved at different points within the outputted pages, such that commands which draw the cells are executed once a particular cell has its individual top edges determined.
Once a table is detected, the cells of the table are parsed in step 20. Parsing text data is well known in the art and a variety of languages exist to assist in automatic parsing, such as by way of example only, C, C++, Perl, Flex, Lex, Yacc, and others. Once the cells of the table are acquired along with any dimensional information which was parsed with the cells from the table, the size of each cell and the number of cells within a grid may be determined, and the relative positions of each cell in step 30 may be calculated.
As previously discussed, the size of the grid may, and the number of cells within the grid may, be determined by the media to which the grid is to be rendered, such as a printed page, or it may be ascertainable from information parsed from the table, such as total number of rows, columns, number of columns spanned, number of rows spanned, and others. Moreover, if a cell has a fixed width within the parsed table, this may be useful in determining the size of the grid, by subtracting from the known size of the grid all the fixed width cells and then distributing the remaining width of the table to the remaining cells. Furthermore, the size of the grid may be configurable by a user such that a manual indication may be used when calculating the size of the grid and the number of equally sized cells with the grid.
Moreover, a grid is used for purposes of illustration but as one skilled in the art will appreciate any data structure would suffice, or combination of data structures. In the present example, the grid may be represented as a double dimensional array, such that access to any particular location within the grid is acquired by referencing two separate indexes where one may be considered indicative of a row and the other indicative of a column within the grid. The data housed within the grid may be represented as a structure, which includes positional information and the data associated with the grid. Although as one skilled in the art will appreciate, the dual index into the arrays is sufficient to discern a cells relative position within the grid and no further information need be carried within the structure associated with a particular location within the grid.
Once the relative positions are determined, the cells and their corresponding data are inserted into the grid in step 40. At this point in time, if not already obtained, the output dimensions associated with a media to which the grid is to be rendered may be received in step 50 and the grid may be reorganized to reflect the appropriate dimensions of this out media. Next, formatting commands are generated in step 60, these commands are operable to draw the cells associated with the grid to the desired media. A variety of programming languages both standard and ad hoc would readily permit such commands to be outputted. For example, PDF, PCL, and other languages both standard or hereinafter developed permit standard executable commands to be generated which will draw lines, circles, and other shapes by instructing a printer to cause ink to be sprayed or displayed on a page. These commands require only dimensional information to be supplied as parameters, which permit such shapes to be drawn on a page. The dimensional information is readily calculated from the grid based on the size of the output page, and each cell s relative position within the grid, as previously presented.
With formatting commands to draw or render each of the cells within the grid, these commands may be executed to render an originally received table to an entirely different media in step 70. These commands, as will be discussed in greater detail below, may be executed in parallel to render the grid optimally to a printed page.
Once the formatting commands are acquired for each cell within the grid, a dispatcher set of executable instructions may drive the execution of each cell to the output media by forking the execution of each cell which has its top border determined in step 130. The dispatcher may associate with each cell a synchronization marker, such that every cell which starts and ends at a same height have the same synchronization markers, and rendering the cells to the output media is synchronized in step 140. Furthermore, once the table is completely represented by independent cells within a grid and associated with independently executable formatting commands, the concepts of rows associated with a table or columns associated with a table are no longer needed, rather, cells may be drawn or rendered to an output media, in parallel with synchronization occurring via a dispatching set of executable instructions. After each cell has been drawn, the original table is completely rendered to an output media in step 150.
As one skilled in the art will appreciate, the ability to independently draw cells of a table to a paged media directly from an original table presented in a browser media, presents a number of advantages for users. In fact, print publishers, and advertisers would save substantially in expenses associated with reformatting browser-based tables for printed publications or reproduction on other media. Moreover, since the execution for drawing the cells to a printed page may occur in parallel, performance associated with the transition is also greatly improved with the present invention.
Initially, the top most border of only cell 1 330 and cell 340 are determined, and correspondingly the dispatcher 280 forks the execution of cell 1 330 and cell 340 to the paged media. Thus, cells 1 330 and 2 340 are simultaneously drawn to a printed page. When the dispatcher detects that cell 2 340 has completed, it initiates cells 3 350 and 4 360 for execution since these cells now have their top most border determined and share the same synchronization marker at the completion of the drawing of cell 2 340.
Once cells 1 330 and 3 350 complete, the dispatcher forks cell 5 370 for execution since cell 5 shares a synchronization marker 310, once the drawing of cells 1 330 and 3 350 complete. Finally, when cell 4 360 and cell 5 370 complete execution, a rendition of table 160 of
As previously presented, this information is gathered and dimensions of the parsed cells are either acquired from the data, a user, or calculated in step 430. Next, it is determined if an end of a table is found in step 440, and if so the data continues to be received in step 380, and the stored context is popped off the stack in step 460 where a desired output media table width is acquired in step 450. As previously presented, the column widths within the grid where the cells are housed are calculated in step 470, and formatting commands, operable to generate each cell to an alternate media, are generated in step 480. The formatting commands may then be executed by a dispatching set of executable instructions in step 490 causing each cell to be rendered to the output media, wherein some cells sharing the same synchronization markers are executed in parallel during the rendering of the grid to the output media.
Based on the dimensions of the output page the widths of the cells are adjusted in step 550, and commands generated in a format that cause a printing device to draw the cells to a page are outputted in step 560. The execution of the outputted commands may then be used to produce a rendition of the originally received table in XSL format to a paged media in step 570.
Cells sharing the same synchronization markers are forked together and in parallel for execution in step 600, with synchronization managed by the dispatcher 580 in step 620 until all cells are completely rendered in step 630. Once a cell has executed, it is rendered to the output media (e.g. a printed page) in step 610.
The foregoing description of an exemplary embodiment of the invention has been presented for purposes of illustration and description. It is not intended to be exhaustive nor to limit the invention to the precise form disclosed. Many alternatives, modifications, and variations will be apparent to those skilled in the art in light of the above teaching. For example, although XML and XSL were used as the primary initial data formats before tables are rendered, any data format, which is definable, could be used. Moreover, although the primary examples discuss rendering tables to a printer or paged media, tables may be rendered to application (e.g. fax, additional software modules, intelligent appliances, word processors, viewers, web television, television, and the like). Accordingly, this invention is intended to embrace all alternatives, modifications, and variations that fall within the spirit and broad scope of the attached claims.
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The Drake and Aaliyah song we mentioned on the Exchange a few weeks ago was released a little while back now, but ever since (and even earlier, actually) there have been rumours swirling about an entire record being released posthumously by Aaliyah.
Apparently the album will feature production from Jefferey J-Dub Walker, cameos from Drake, and frequent collaborators Missy Elliott and Timbaland.
It's a long time since Aaliyah's (aka Aaliyah Dana Haughton) death and there have been stories about Aaliyah's vocals being used a billion times, but it looks like something's finally brewing.
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Extra-long show this week with Tim, David, and Owen discussing the shut down of TUAW and Joystiq by AOL, paid product placement, SEGA pulling out of PC gaming, Dave and Busters, AlienWare Alpha, Comcast, the FCC, Amazon, and more on Carbon Copy Cloner. Plus feedback from Donny, Tom, Erick, and Peter!
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The GMen attempt to answer the question, "Can an Operating System be put between two slices of bread?" Well, they really don't because it's a stupid question, but they do talk about how to prepare for Yosemite and whether or not it's a good idea to do that full clean system install.
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Rough week for Guy but he did manage to soup up his son Peter's new (or old rather) laptop with more memory and an SSD drive. Gaz has apps just made for walking and that's just what they'll do. The GMen discuss the Beats maybe deal and what Apple could or should buy instead. The whole Dusty story is at the very end so if you don't want to hear it (it's rather sad) then just stop after the closing theme.
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Guy's App Pick: Carbon Copy Cloner which is a great Mac app for cloning your entire hard drive to another AND making it bootable. This should be on every Mac user's system. $39.95 for all the extra features like scheduling backups and more.
Gaz's App Pick: Little Inferno £6.99 Reminded me a little bit of Machinarium $10 and World of Goo
People's Pick: Gary Apter likes the Apple Store iOS app and thinks it's the best way to make a Genius Bar appointment and to check in when you arrive. You can see what classes and events are scheduled and make a reservation. There have been FREE offers for music and apps. There are other things to look at promoting products and deals. Take a look. There are versions for the iPad and iPhone.
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Tim and David discuss Carbon Copy Cloner, Atari Flashback 4, Apple Game Controllers, Apple TV, getting back to work, Sleeping Dogs, iPods, FiiO Headphone Amplifier, and much more!
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AAAAND our audio issues continue. This time it's an odd crackle coming from Gaz. Sigh, still a work in progress folks. This week we have a discussion about why what happened to Apple in the 90's won't happen again no matter how many parallel's to it the press likes to talk about.
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People's Pick:Erick Diaz Beautiful and simple weather web app. html5 based. visit directly from your iOS device Sun: iPhone Weather Web App
Nemo's 2012 Holiday MyMac Gift Guide for Techies
Backup and archive. Daily. No exceptions.
If you are reading this and you are not fully backed up using Time Machine and Carbon Copy Cloner or SuperDuper, stop immediately and order a new external multi-interface bus-powered backup drive or two. Keep one drive handy for daily updates, and the other offsite for safety and security. Email the G-Men on the MyMac Podcast if you need advice on how to use Time Machine and the other two backup applications.
I have been using and testing OWC's Mercury On-The-Go Pro Triple Interface acrylic-encased FireWire 800/400 + USB 3 SSD and HDD solutions for several months, and I recommend them highly. They are versatile, sturdy, affordable, efficient, fast, and have the best guarantee in the business. Obtain an OWC unit with more storage than you think you need, because soon you will be glad you have the extra capacity. Get an SSD if max speed is your top priority, or choose an HDD if cost and max GB are paramount.
OWC On-The-Go Pro 240GB SSD Triple Interface External Drive
Price: $295
OWC On-The-Go Pro 500GB Triple Interface External Drive
Price: $138
Seagate Backup Plus Portable External 1TB Drive for Mac
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LaCie Rugged Key 16GB
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Backup is a process that most of us would acknowledge as being an essential part of the computing experience. Why then do so many of us fail to backup?
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Gaz is Joined by Peter from Upfold from as Guy is traveling and catching up on all his podcasts. We chat about the MobileMe demise and Peter mentions a possible, well partial paid for alternative in Fruux. It seems that the people have finally heard Guys calls for Bumper feedback and maybe they realize how valuable the iHubs could end up being.
Guy picks (well actually Gaz picks an iPhone game for him, yes it's ZOMBIES. Gaz goes for some old favorite cloning Apps Carbon Copy Cloner Donation software SuperDuper from Shirt pocket $27.95 Peter comes up with a donation software app that keeps an eye on your battery.
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Life changes forever when you have a 3TB external FireWire 800 + USB2 AC powered hard drive. You can backup and archive anything and everything. You'll be glad you paid the extra $60 over the price of the puny 2TB GoFlex Desk for Mac sibling.
So far so good. Hard drives backed up? Check! iOS devices backed up? Check! Photo and music libraries' redundant archives? Check! Plenty of additional storage capacity for future expansion and bloatware? Double check!
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David Cohen Joins Gazmaz as Guy is traveling with Tim to Macworld, lucky them.
Carbon Copy Cloner
Company: Bombich Software
Price: Free (donations suggested); always free to educational institutions
Company: Shirt Pocket Software
Price: $27.95 for all features; free trial mode allows basic backup
We've all been admonished time and time again about the importance of backing up our data. Problem is, even if you do finally seize the initiative to finally begin a regular backup regimen, there's a bewildering array of backup solutions out there, making it difficult to choose the one that's best for you. For the severely cash-strapped among us, the choices become a bit simpler; you'll be pleased to know there are at least two options from which you can choose that are not only extremely affordable, but can be relied upon to save your bacon when disaster strikes.
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Joe Kissell is at it again; this time with an ebook entitled "Take Control of Easy Backups in Leopard" designed to make the practice of backing up your Mac an easy-to-do experience. The three most important points that I see that he brings to the table are: Continue reading »
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The gangs all here for the fifth MyMacMini podcast, including David Cohen's Fenestration, Nemo talks backing up and Chocolate, Robert looks reviews the Neuros MPEG4 Recorder 2, and Guy Serle looks at more Must Have widgets
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Carbon Copy Cloner v 2.3
Company: Bombich Software
Price: Donation ware (in other words…free)
Hardware Requirements: Any PowerPC Mac (G3/G4/G5) capable of running OS X 10.2x-10.3.9, 10.4.6)
Local HFS+ formatted partition or hard drive.
I imagine that most people who come to this site are Mac fans and/or Mac users. Far be it for me to criticize Apple and its hardware policies, but desktop machines need big drives. Apple in the past didn't always do that for you except when you custom ordered machines from their website. That's all good and well, but sometimes there's not much choice when you buy a machine from them. Like when you buy a refurbished Mac. You pretty much have to just deal with whatever the default RAM or hard drive is installed.
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"Nemo's 365 Q&A v.2006 [1-31]"
A professional computer tutor has to answer a huge range of questions. Here are the first 31, for all of January, in a series that will span the entire year of 2006.
Q#1: How do I see the photos on a Flickr.com album when its slide show won't run?
A#1: Click through the individual pictures via the Next and Previous photo links (they are very small on the page).
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Crowds at the ARVO 2013 meeting of nearly 12,000 vision scientists and physicians from around the world heard and saw the hundreds of ways that funding from Research to Prevent Blindness (RPB) is yielding major research advances for preserving vision and restoring eyesight.
RPB's presence was palpable throughout the ARVO 2013 Annual Meeting. It's newly designed logo popped everywhere -- on scientific posters and at presentations where scientists displayed their RPB-supported, cutting-edge research. The advanced nature of the work drew plenty of attention, and its creative support of the emerging imaging technology known as OCT was particularly eye catching.
The Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology (ARVO) is the world's premier vision research organization. The ARVO annual meeting, held this year in May in Seattle, is where researchers come to display their results in poster format, on stage, in smaller meetings and even in corners of hallways to share findings that ultimately further the goal of advancing technologies and treatments for preventing blindness. RPB attends every year to garner new information, meet with RPB-supported scientists, and engage with other leaders in the field.
Highlights of the meeting included reports showing ways that RPB funding of an advanced technology called optical coherence tomography(OCT) is yielding research findings that are changing ophthalmology research and practice.
"I have been privileged to be awarded an Innovative Research Award from RPB," says Dr. Wang. "It enables me to explore novel ideas that use the already proven optical coherence tomography to image functional blood perfusion through the retina, layer by layer. The ability to visualize blood flow in many layers of the retina is incredibly important because major causes of blindness in the world are due to abnormal blood circulation."
Perhaps the most groundbreaking use of OCT was presented by Ruikand (Ricky) Wang, Ph.D., who is using RPB funds to show unprecedented OCT structural and functional details of the eye. Dr. Wang is Professor of Bioengineering and Adjunct Professor in the Department of Ophthalmology at the University of Washington Eye Center and recipient of RPB's Innovative Ophthalmic Research Award, a prize inaugurated in 2011 to fund "out of the box" basic research. Winning scientists receive $100,000 to apply to their area of unique work. Dr. Wang's OCT research, called optical microangiography (OMAG) and described below, is expected to give researchers new tools for understanding the causes of several vision disorders, and how and whether new treatments under development will have a significant impact.
OCT is like a sonogram except that it uses light waves instead of sound waves to capture images of normal and diseased aspects of the eye. First introduced by scientists and engineers at Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the 1990s, the still relatively new and emerging technology offers advantages over other tissue imaging processes.
OCT is non-invasive, meaning that no surgery or biopsy is involved. It is performed quickly and in real time, enabling rapid and sometimes instantaneous diagnosis and treatment. (A patient looks into a viewer and within seconds the OCT exam is complete.) It is compact enough to be portable. The output is a state-of-the-art 3D topographic map of the layers of the retina and other structures of the eye. In addition to diagnosis, OCT can be used to monitor eye disease progression and to measure responses of the eye to treatment. Its original use was for viewing layers and features, originally in 2D, but OCT is now being applied to other structures of the eye and continues to evolve as scientists unfold its potential. (For more on RPB OCT-based research, click here.)
|This traditional OCT image shows a cross-section of the retinal layers. The dip in the center represents the fovea, the portion of the retina responsible for sharp, central vision. Photo: Dr. Wang
Dr. Wangs work adds a new feature to existing OCT studies—a functional analysis of the eye in health and disease. Functional refers to physiological characteristics, like the rate of flow of blood through the vessels that the other versions of OCT show so remarkably but only as static structural features.
This functional work was developed by Dr. Wang and his colleagues. He believes that this novel OMAG imaging technology will become a valuable tool for investigating blood vessel involvement in eye diseases like age-related macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma, and myopia, among others. Dr. Wang sat down with RPB at ARVO to discuss the remarkable gains provided by functional OCT.
As Dr. Wang describes it, the retina depends on a finely organized network of tiny blood vessels for its health and survival. The retina is one of the most metabolically active organs of the body and requires adequate blood flow to supply nutrients and whisk away metabolic waste products. Even a small disruption in the retinal vasculature can lead to permanent vision loss.
Ophthalmologists often use a standard diagnostic tool called fluorescein angiography (FA) to evaluate blood vessels of the retina. While FA provides good basic images of retinal blood vessels, it has major drawbacks:
OMAG, on the other hand, produces crisper images of blood vessels at greater depths than FA, and in 3D rather than 2D. It requires no contrast agent. And it can measure blood flow in the retina and optic nerve, right down to the passage of single blood cells through tiny capillaries.
|This OMAG image shows tiny blood vessels at three depths within the macula of the retina. The artificial colors correspond to vessels within the ganglion cell layer (yellow and cyan), inner plexiform layer (green), and outer plexiform layer (red). The dark zone in the lower right is a normally non-vascularized area called the fovea.
Photo: Dr. Wang
Dr. Wang and his colleagues have already managed to speed up their OMAG technology in order to achieve better images and to reduce the effect of eye movement on measurements. They've also set it up so that two types of images are obtained: a large field of view for looking at large portions of the retina and optic nerve, and a crisper and smaller field of view, honing in on the blood vessels. Both modes show blood vessels at three retinal depths.
Dr. Wang is applying RPB funding, in part, for pioneering work toward understanding glaucoma, the second leading cause of blindness in the world. His lab has adapted OMAG to provide unprecedented 3D images of microscopic blood vessels of the optic nerve head (affected in glaucoma) while simultaneously recording rates of optic nerve head blood flow. This work will help identify causes of glaucomatous damage of the optic nerve, and could lead to new treatments.
At the same time, Dr. Wang and his colleagues have further adapted OCT to look at the mechanics of a structure in the front of the eye involved in glaucoma, called the trabecular meshwork. The trabecular meshwork is part of the drainage system that normally prevents build-up of fluid pressure inside the eye. They have shown for the first time that the flow from the trabecular is synchronized with the beat of the heart. They have also characterized the strength of the trabecular network and the velocity of fluid movement. This work could lead to development of a diagnostic tool for measuring failures of the drainage system and to treatments to prevent elevated intraocular pressure in glaucoma.
RPB at the Forefront
Development of OCT and optical microangiography are examples of the many areas where RPB funding is advancing knowledge and cures that will make a difference for vast numbers of people. Since 1960, RPB has distributed hundreds of millions of dollars to medical institutions to support vision scientists and research laboratories. RPB has made an impact on every aspect of ophthalmology—from the front of the eye (cornea) to the back (retina and optic nerve); for the youngest (premature babies) to the oldest patients; and in basic (molecular) to applied (artificial vision) research. RPB provides funds to over 57 leading scientific institutions in the U.S., translating into support for hundreds of the world's best and most productive researchers. In 2011 alone, these scientists made discoveries that yielded 1,322 published papers, a mark of their productivity. In 2012, they published an impressive 1,599 papers. It is no wonder that the eyes of the world are on RPB.
Elaine A. Richman, Ph.D., of Richman Associates, LLC, specializes in ophthalmology communications.
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White Bear Mitsubishi treats customers with respect!
by hhalver , 01/28/2015
I have worked with Dennis O'Donovan and the White Bear Mitsubishi sales and service since the past millennium. I keep coming back because they have always treated us with respect, have offered thoughtful information about their products (getting to know our needs in the process of offering options) and have been resourceful and finding solutions to service problems.At this point, I do whatever it takes to get the White Bear Mitsubishi involved in any auto purchase or repair! They're that good.
Easiest Vehicle Purchase I Ever Made
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Being long overdue to purchase a new vehicle, I decided on brand new versus slightly used, and Steve Black made my purchase a truly enjoyable experience. A neighbor had only good things to say about her dealings with White Bear Mitsubishi, and my recent purchase backed up what she claimed. This will most likely be my last vehicle purchase and I have only good feelings about the experience -- totally the opposite of previous purchases. I will highly recommend this dealership and truly believe I made a wise purchase.
It's like coming home!
by I Love White Bear Mitsuhishi! , 11/07/2014
I have purchased used vehicles from this dealership twice when they were a Saturn dealership. This time around I wanted a new vehicle and was interested in three different makes. I went to the other two makes first and did not have very good experiences and I saved White Bear Mitsubishi for last. It was like coming home. Almost immediately Steve Black came over and introduced himself. We talked about what I was interested in and looked at a few different options. He never pressured me or pushed me outside my comfort zone. When I made my decision he made sure I was safe and comfortable driving my vehicle before I left the lot. I would highly recommend Steve and this dealership to anyone looking for a new (or used), reliable vehicle. I'm having so much fun driving my new Outlander Sport. I keep finding new and fun things it can do for me. Thank you to Steve for making this such an awesome experience!
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We just purchased our third vehicle from White Bear Mitsubishi, and we fully intend to return when it's time to buy the next one. As usual, this was a fantastic buying experience. The store manager, Richard, worked diligently to resolve every challenge we put in front of him. Likewise, it was a pleasure to work with our salesperson, Brian, again. The environment here is always comfortable and friendly. I recommend this place to everyone who needs to get a car. White Bear Mitsubishi is not like other car dealerships; it's so much better!
Impressed with the buying experience at White Bear Mitsubishi
by Mike , 12/23/2013
I absolutely recommend White Bear Mitsubishi!In the past I've hated it when a saleman has riden with us. When Neal Hinz asked to ride with us he first suggested that as it was evening that he could guide us through a test route that would give us what we needed to know. I got in in the back seat and my wife drove as this will be her car. It was the best test drive we've ever had. Neal patiently explained the differencess in lights, heat, wipers etc from our Rendezvous before we left and as we drove the 4 mile loop he explained various issues and nuances to us. I could look between the seats and see everything as Neal explained it. Once back at the dealership, Dee and I switched spots and I drove doing many of the things Neal had covered earlier.Once we agreed on the trade-in etc we met Jamison who explained additional services, warranties and options. I know what I want and what I don't want and Jamison explained what I needed to know without pushing things I'd made clear that I didn't need. He was also able to beat my credit union's financing by over 1%. Once done, Neal joined us and spent all the time we needed syncing my iphone and ipad, showing how to do so with Dee's, presetting a couple am and satellite radio stations for us and generally helping us to feel comfortable with our car. No other salesman of either a new car or used, has spent near that amount of time with us before. I've already called Neal this morning and he returned my call in minutes. I think I'm going to enjoy this car and this dealership.
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This was a great experience for me as I have never purchased a NEW vehicle EVER! The sales people were awesome! Everything was explained in detail and gave me quotes with money down and no money down. Also took 2 of my older cars which was hassle free for me, THANKS Stuart. I also experienced a 2 day drive to confirm I would like the way the car drove and handled. The other benefit was there was no stress with the paperwork as it was brought to me and hassle free! Everyone there is very friendly (Sig, Mary, Stuart, Richard and Kasha!)
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Great dealership, i bought a brand new 2014 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution GSR, Bobby Pflugh is a great salesmen and deffinately knows his stuff, i would recommend this dealership !
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I bought a used car from White Bear Mitsubishi. Bobby and Luke were great. However, a few days later I found out my car had an issue. So I took it in for service. They fixed my car for free even though the car was out of warranty! They treat their customers right.
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I liked that there prices were on posted on the vehicles and not negotiable. The prices were already marked as best price and I agree after researching the vehicle I was looking at purchasing. Neil asked me if I needed any assistance or had any questions. I told him that I was just looking and he gave me his business card, told me if I needed anything to let him know and he walked away, allowing me to relax while looking for my next vehicle instead of being followed by salesmen ( I went to 6 other dealerships that day and felt like I was being stalked at the other dealerships. If I wanted to know a price of a vehicle, I had to ask (too time consuming)). I got a great deal on my purchase and my trade in offer was more then what I expected. My next car purchasing experience in the future will start at White Bear Lake Mitsubishi Suzuki. The whole experience was painless and the staff was very customer orientated.
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I'm 50 years old and have bought quite a number of new cars over the years. I started looking around at a few different makes of cars I had interest in. I hate pushy salespeople or those that try to tell you that you have to purchaseright away or someone else will buy this car, or a number ofother techniques to get you to buy right then. Neil was great. I made an appointment to look at and test drive a car with him. He blocked of his time so I had all hisattention and he answered all my questions. I was even able to test drive the car a few times and he even let me take it on my own once, which is a huge plus. I wanted to think about it for a few days and he was okwith it. No pressure or pushy sales techniques. I looked on their website for the car the next day and it wasno longer listed. I waited one more day and it was still noton the website. When I called Neil he had told me they tookif off the site because he knew I was interested and didn't want someone else to buy it out from under me. How awesome and customer centered is that! Thanks to Neil and the group at White Bear MitsubishiI now have my 2013 Red Evo to drive around in! Big thanks to Neil, Richard and Mary!


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Of the three Capitals veterans on the free agent market -- Mike Knuble, Alex Semin and Jeff Halpern -- would anyone have guessed that Halpern would be the first to sign with another team?
The Capitals were incredibly quiet on the first day of NHL free agency Sunday, but that doesnt mean they wont be opening their wallets on Day 2.
When the Capitals made the decision to part ways with Alexander Semin, Mike Knuble, Jeff Halpern, Cody Eakin and Dennis Wideman, a total of 46 goals went with them.
Capitals general manager George McPhee confirmed on Thursday that veteran forwards Mike Knuble and Jeff Halpern will not be returning to the team next season, but would not say the same for soon-to
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SBG Global Opening Line: Penn State – 16.5 , Total 46.5
Two teams going in opposite directions meet on Saturday as 19th ranked Penn State hosts Oregon State. The Nittany Lions routed Coastal Carolina last week while the Beavers were upset by Stanford. Penn State played very well last week against an overmatched Coastal Carolina club but this week they will get a much stiffer test from Oregon State. SBG Global reports that early NCAA Football betting has the public taking Penn State at Home.
The Nittany Lions have two quarterbacks running the offense this season as Daryll Clark and Pat Devlin are competing for the job. Clark completed 11 of 14 passes for 146 yards and a touchdown while Devlin was 5-for-8 for 83 yards last week. "Both quarterbacks played well," head coach Joe Paterno said. "I think Daryll Clark has earned the job, but I think Devlin is very close. I think it's a good situation for us."
Oregon State committed three turnovers last week in the loss to Stanford including a costly fumble late in the game that cost them a potential tying touchdown. Quarterback Lyle Moevao threw for three touchdowns in the loss to Stanford but also had two interceptions.
Here is a look at the NCAA Football betting stats for Saturday's game. Penn State is 22-11 all-time against Pac-10 opponents but has never faced Oregon State. The Beavers are 4-1 ATS in their last 5 games overall. The Beavers are 2-5 ATS vs. a team with a winning record. The Beavers are 1-4 ATS in their last 5 games on grass. The Beavers are 3-14-1 ATS in their last 18 games in September
SBG Global Current Line: Penn State – 15 , Total 46
The Nittany Lions are 6-1 ATS in their last 7 non-conference games. The Nittany Lions are 8-3-2 ATS vs. a team with a losing record. The Nittany Lions are 1-4 ATS in their last 5 games on grass.
The Under is 6-1 in the Beavers last 7 non-conference games. The Over is 5-1 in the Beavers last 6 road games. The Over is 4-1 in the Beavers last 5 vs. a team with a winning record. The Over is 4-1 in the Beavers last 5 games overall. The Under is 24-11 in the Nittany Lions last 35 non-conference games.
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What I want to know is how they could have possible understood how to teleport the ship from one Navy base in Philly,PA to the Navy base in Norfolf, VA. This does not seem possible to understand how to do this during the supposed first test and this happening accidentally also seems near impossible.
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before somebody else posts about how to do it and what they need to do it, Do it yourself and make a video and post a link to it. I want to see a video of this happening not type on how i can do it. If there is any links anywhere to anyone having done this experiment please link up something it is very interesting.
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One problem.
In order for teleportation to work, the time elapsed would be 0. The travel report stated that the amount of time the ship took for travel was fifteen minutes.
Time Travel is the only possibility for this to even happen. But, even from that arises another problem. To travel foward in time you must be moving close to C (C= speed of light). The closer you are, the faster/farther in time you will move. I'm almost 100% sure this is not humanly possible or even replicable in today's highest technology. Much less, in view of public! I'm not even sure how they would be able to begin Time Travel unless they used a loop-hole.
I can only think of one highly speculated theory, they used the earth's magnetic field to somehow boost them to another point on the field. (But again, this isn't possible in today's highest technology.) Correct me if i'm wrong about the theory.
Hope this spawns some answers and dispute.


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