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Shenzhen - For a guy with a bad ankle, Ernie Els is playing some amazing golf.
British Open champion birdied six of his first seven holes in the
second round of the HSBC Champions on Friday and finished the front nine
with a 29, matching his lowest front-nine score in a US PGA
Tour-sanctioned event.
He also recorded a 29 at Muirfield Village during the 2002 British Open, the third of his four major championships.
his round of 63 on Friday, he also moved from 19th place to a share of
second with Australian Adam Scott, five strokes behind leader Louis
Els wasn't even sure he'd be fit to play at Mission
Hills after falling during a tennis match two weeks ago and injuring his
ankle. The 43-year-old pulled out of the PGA Grand Slam of Golf, an
exhibition event in Bermuda, last week.
"It swells up and it
comes down a little bit," he said. "It's a little painful but I can hit
it and I can walk, so I take Advil and some Celebrex (both
anti-inflammatories) and I've got a strap (on it)."
Els played so solidly on Friday he even thought he might be able to shoot golf's magic number - a 59 - midway through his round.
"That number was crossing my mind," he said. "You know, I just didn't quite make the putts coming in."
in position to challenge Oosthuizen if his countryman stumbles over the
next couple of days. If he were to win on Sunday, Els would be the
second-oldest player to capture a World Golf Championship event. Vijay
Singh was 45 when he won the Bridgestone Invitational in 2008.
one thing he could probably do without, however, is walking up and down
all the hills on the course with his ankle not fully healed.
"Yeah, I feel it, but Vern, my trainer, is here and he's working on me," Els said. "He's got me around."
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|Publication number
|Publication type
|Application number
|Publication date
|3 May 2007
|Filing date
|1 Nov 2005
|Priority date
|1 Nov 2005
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|James Marggraff, Tracy Edgecomb, Teresa Cameron, Nicole Wrubel, Steve Baldzikowski
|Original Assignee
|James Marggraff, Edgecomb Tracy L, Teresa Cameron, Nicole Wrubel, Steve Baldzikowski
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|Referenced by (16), Classifications (10), Legal Events (4)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
Embodiments of the present invention relate to the field of user interactive devices.
In the last twenty years, the use of personal computing devices, such as desktop computer systems, laptop computer systems, handheld computers systems, and tablet computer systems, has grown tremendously. These personal computing devices provide users with a broad range of interactive applications, business utilities, communication abilities, and entertainment possibilities.
Current personal computing devices provide access to these interactive applications via a user interface. Typical computing devices have on-screen graphical interfaces that present information to a user using a display device, such as a monitor or display screen, and receive information from a user using an input device, such as a mouse, a keyboard, a joystick, or a stylus.
Even more so than computing systems, the use of pen and paper is ubiquitous among literate societies. While graphical user interfaces of current computing devices provide for effective interaction with many computing applications, typical on-screen graphical user interfaces have difficulty mimicking the common use of a pen or pencil and paper. For example, desktop and laptop computer systems typically do not have a pen-like interface. Moreover, input into a computer is shown on an electronic display, and is not tangible and accessible like information written on paper or a physical surface.
Finally, images and writings drawn with a pen-like interface on a paper surface have convenience, permanence, and tangibility, but do not allow for easy reuse of the markings on the paper surface once they have been written using the pen-like interface. In other words, some pen-like computer systems provide recognition of certain user written items on paper and once recognized, some immediate action may be taken by the pen-like computer system. However, if the user wants to perform that same computer function again, the item needs to be written again on the paper. Specifically, these pen-like computer user interfaces do not allow a user to directly interact with a written item on paper (e.g., select via a pen tap—much like a mouse click) to automatically invoke the computer function desired.
Accordingly, what is described is a user interface for an interactive device in which computer functionality is invoked by user interaction with dynamically generated interface regions associated with a writing surface. A computer system identifies a marking written on the writing surface or recognizes a user interaction with an existing written marking. Adjacent to the marking, the computer system automatically generates one or more interface regions associated with the marking. An interface region is defined in computer memory with respect to spatial coordinates of the writing surface and is invisible to the user. User interaction with one of these regions invokes prescribed computer functionality related to the interacted region and also related to the marking. A different computer function may be invoked by each interface region. The computer system dynamically positions and may dynamically size the interface regions based on the position (and size) of the associated marking. Multiple markings yield multiple regions, with different regions associated with respective markings. In one embodiment, the regions are established in front of and/or after a written word. Regions may also be established on top of and/or below the written word, for example. In another embodiment, the computer system is an interactive pen-based computer system.
In one particular example, an interactive pen-based computer system may be used to recognize a written word on a surface. In one application, the pen-based computer system provides a translation of that word from one language to another. After the word is written (or if the word exists and is selected), the computer system automatically generates, in memory, a first interface region on the surface spatially in front of the word and a second interface region on the surface spatially after the word. User interaction with the first region invokes a first computer functionality that is related to the first region and the word (e.g., the translation of the word is rendered by the computer in an audible form). User interaction with the second region invokes a second computer functionality that is related to the second region and the word (e.g., the translated version of the word is spelled out letter by letter in an audible form). It is appreciated that the interface regions may be located in any position adjacent to the written word and that the particular positions described herein are exemplary only. In one embodiment, the regions are sized such that their height is similar to the height of the written word and their width may be of a fixed nature or related to the size or shape of the written word.
Embodiments of the present invention also include processes for resolving interferences between interactive regions of different markings. These processes may include a sharing model, a time-out model, a pop-up model and/or a warn model. Embodiments of the present invention also include efficient processes for automatically computing the interactive regions as needed such that computer resources are conserved by not persistently storing every interactive region in memory at all times.
More specifically, embodiments of the present invention are directed to a computer implemented method of interfacing with a user, the method comprising: identifying that a marking has been made by a writing device on a surface; identifying a location of the marking on the surface and identifying a size of the marking; automatically computing a location and a size of a first interface region, wherein the first interface region is located adjacent to the marking; associating a first computer function with the first interface region; and in response to a user selection of the first interface region, performing the first computer function on data associated with the marking. Embodiments include the above and further comprising: automatically computing a location and a size of a second interface region of the surface wherein the second interface region is positioned adjacent to the marking and does not overlap the first interface region; associating a second computer function with the second interface region; and in response to a user selection of the second interface region, performing the second computer function on the data. Embodiments include the above and wherein the first interface region is positioned spatially to the left of the marking and wherein further the second interface region is positioned spatially to the right of the marking.
Embodiments also include a computer implemented method of interfacing with a user, the method comprising: identifying that a written marking has been selected by a user, wherein the written marking is located on a writing surface; accessing from memory an interface region associated with the written marking; automatically computing a location and a size of a first interface region, wherein the first interface region is located adjacent to the written marking; associating a first computer function with the first interface region; and in response to a user selection of the first interface region, performing the first computer function on data associated with the written marking. Embodiments also include the above and further comprising: automatically computing a location and a size of a second interface region of the surface wherein the second interface region is positioned adjacent to the marking and does not overlap the first interface region; associating a second computer function with the second interface region; and in response to a user selection of the second interface region, performing the second computer function on the data. Embodiments also include the above and wherein the first interface region is positioned spatially to the left of the written marking and wherein further the second interface region is positioned spatially to the right of the written marking.
Embodiments are also directed to an interactive device programmed in accordance with above.
Reference will now be made in detail to various embodiments in accordance with the invention, examples of which are illustrated in the accompanying drawings. While the invention will be described in conjunction with various embodiments, it will be understood that these various embodiments are not intended to limit the invention. On the contrary, the invention is intended to cover alternatives, modifications and equivalents, which may be included within the scope of the invention as construed according to the Claims. Furthermore, in the following detailed description of various embodiments in accordance with the invention, numerous specific details are set forth in order to provide a thorough understanding of the invention. However, it will be evident to one of ordinary skill in the art that the invention may be practiced without these specific details. In other instances, well known methods, procedures, components, and circuits have not been described in detail as not to unnecessarily obscure aspects of the invention.
Some portions of the detailed descriptions, which follow, are presented in terms of procedures, steps, logic blocks, processing, and other symbolic representations of operations on data bits that can be performed on computer memory. For instance, processes 500, 550, 600 and 700. These descriptions and representations are the means used by those skilled in the data processing arts to most effectively convey the substance of their work to others skilled in the art. A procedure, computer executed step, logic block, process, etc., is here, and generally, conceived to be a self-consistent sequence of steps or instructions leading to a desired result. The steps are those requiring physical manipulations of physical quantities. Usually, though not necessarily, these quantities take the form of electrical or magnetic signals capable of being stored, transferred, combined, compared, and otherwise manipulated in a computer system. It has proven convenient at times, principally for reasons of common usage, to refer to these signals as bits, values, elements, symbols, characters, terms, numbers, or the like.
It should be borne in mind, however, that all of these and similar terms are to be associated with the appropriate physical quantities and are merely convenient labels applied to these quantities. Unless specifically stated otherwise as apparent from the following discussions, it is appreciated that throughout the invention, discussions utilizing terms such as "recognizing" or "initiating" or "conveying" or "embedding" or "coupling" or "accessing" or "identifying" or "receiving" or "outputting" or "generating" or "determining" or "associating" or "storing" or the like, refer to the actions and processes of a computer system, or similar electronic computing device, that manipulates and transforms data represented as physical (electronic) quantities within the computer system's registers and memories into other data similarly represented as physical quantities within the computer system memories or registers or other such information storage, transmission or display devices.
In response to a user writing a word, e.g., "cat" 4, the application program automatically announces the Spanish translation, "gato." The same may occur for the written word "dog," e.g., the computer announces "perro." In this application, if the user wants the translation to be repeated, a user written interface item 10 needs to be written on the paper. When the user selects this item 10 with the pen tip, the computer will announce the translation of the most recent selected word, e.g., cat 4 or dog 6. If the user wants the translated word spelled out in letters, then a selection of written item 8 will perform this function. Again, the most recently selected word will be spelled out.
Unfortunately, for frequently executed or core functions, it can become user-tedious to select the word, then go over to some other part of the paper and select a separate drawn function item, e.g., item 8 or 10, to apply to that word. The user, in this case, may find himself/herself constantly tapping over the paper to engage in the translations and/or spelling functions. Also, if the user wants only to translate one or two words, the user interface overhead for doing the example of
As described further below, embodiments of the present invention provide an advantageous user interface for drawn items that eliminate the shortcomings described above.
In the embodiment of
In one embodiment, the device 100 may include an audio output device 36, a display device 40, or both an audio device and display device may be coupled to the processor 32. In other embodiments, the audio output device and/or the display device are optional or are physically separated from device 100, but in communication with device 100 through either a wired and/or wireless connection. For wireless communication, device 100 can include a transmitter or transceiver 33. The audio output device 36 may include a speaker or an audio jack (e.g., for an earphone or headphone). The display device 40 may be a liquid crystal display (LCD) or some other suitable type of display.
In the embodiment of
Device 100 can also include a light source or optical emitter 44 and a light sensor or optical detector 42 coupled to the processor 32. The optical emitter 44 may be a light emitting diode (LED), for example, and the optical detector 42 may be a charge coupled device (CCD) or complementary metal-oxide semiconductor (CMOS) imager array, for example. The optical emitter 44 illuminates surface 70 or a portion thereof. Light reflected from the surface 70 can be received at and recorded by optical detector 42.
In one embodiment, a pattern of markings is printed on surface 70 for use in conjunction with device 100. The surface 70 may be any suitable surface on which a pattern of markings can be printed (or formed or deposited), such as a sheet a paper or other types of surfaces. The bottom end 39 of device 100 that can hold optical emitter 44 and optical detector 42 is placed against or near surface 70. As device 100 is moved relative to the surface 70, the pattern of markings can be read, recorded and identified by optical emitter 44 and optical detector 42. As discussed in more detail further below, in one embodiment, the markings on surface 70 are used to determine the position of device 100 relative to surface 70 (e.g., see
Device 100 of
In the embodiment of
Surface 70 may be a sheet of paper, although surfaces consisting of materials other than paper may be used. Surface 70 may be a flat panel display screen (e.g., an LCD) or electronic paper (e.g., reconfigurable paper that utilizes electronic ink). Also, surface 70 may or may not be flat. For example, surface 70 may be embodied as the surface of a globe. Furthermore, surface 70 may be smaller or larger than a conventional (e.g., 8.5�11 inches) page of paper. In general, surface 70 can be any type of surface upon which markings (e.g., letters, numbers, symbols, characters, etc.) can be printed or otherwise deposited. Alternatively, surface 70 can be a type of surface wherein a characteristic of the surface changes in response to action on the surface by device 100 such that markings appear visible.
Specifically, in accordance with one embodiment of the invention, cartridge 28 can include a memory 30, functional logic, an interface 35 along with an optional peripheral 41 that can all be located within a cartridge housing 31. In one embodiment, the cartridge housing 31 can have the form of a pen cap or a cap for a writing instrument or utensil (e.g., device 100). For example, in one embodiment, the cartridge housing 31 can be designed to securely fit over a top portion 37 and a bottom portion 39 of the housing 62 of device 100. As such, the housing 31 of cartridge 28 can shaped such that it can be fit securely to device 100 in a manner similar to when a pen cap is fit securely to a pen. Specifically, housing 31 of cartridge 28 can be designed to fit securely onto the top portion 37 of the housing 62 of device 100. Furthermore, housing 31 of cartridge 28 can be designed to also fit securely onto the bottom portion 39 of the housing 62 of device 100, thereby enabling cartridge 28 to be utilized as a cap (or cover) for device 100 for covering and/or protecting writing element 52, optical detector 42 and/or optical emitter 44. It is appreciated that when cartridge 28 can be passively stored when is securely fit to bottom portion 39 of device 100.
Cartridge 28 can also optionally include one or more peripherals (e.g., 41) that can be associated with one or more applications stored by cartridge 28. For example, the optional peripheral 41 can be implemented as, but is not limited to, a rumble pack, a light-emitting diode (LED), an upgraded display, an upgraded speaker, and the like. Peripheral 41 can be coupled to device 100 via interface 35 of cartridge 28. It is understood that memory 30 of cartridge 28 can be implemented in a wide variety of ways. For example, memory 30 can be implemented with, but is not limited to, flash memory, programmable read-only memory (PROM), erasable programmable read-only memory (EPROM), electrically erasable programmable read-only memory (EEPROM), and/or any other non-volatile memory that can store data after being disconnected from an electrical source for long time periods.
With reference back to
In the example of
In one embodiment, the character is associated with a particular command. In the example just described, a user can create (e.g., write) a character that identifies a particular command, and can invoke that command repeatedly by simply positioning device 100 over the written character. In other words, the user does not have to re-write the character for a command each time the command is to be invoked; instead, the user can write the character for a command one time and invoke the command repeatedly by using, e.g., selecting with the pen tip, the same written character.
Region includes a pattern of marks such as dots. In the embodiment, the pattern is decoded to obtain a unique location within a larger map area. The location may be of an (x,y) coordinate pair. The surface of this region can include yet other information. For example, the surface may contain text-based or image-based information printed thereon in conjunction with the dot pattern. As a specific example, the surface may be a page that may include one or more pictures as well as the patterns of markings referred to above that can be utilized in combination with one or more applications stored by cartridge 28. The information encoded by the pattern of marks in the region can be used in a variety of different ways. For instance, the decoded location information may be used to identify an application associated with that location.
In accordance with embodiments of the present invention, the interactive computer then automatically generates, in memory, invisible interface regions 320 a and 320 b that are adjacent to the boundary 335 (and therefore adjacent to the written word 330). Each of the interface regions 320 a and 320 b is of width, w, and height, h. In this example, the height of each of the interface regions is defined to be of the same height as the boundary 335. In one embodiment, the width may be a fixed width, or it may be dependent on the width and/or height of the boundary 335. It is appreciated that interface regions of a same written word do not overlap spatially with each other and do not overlap with their associated boundary.
It is appreciated that each interface region has assigned thereto a special computer function. For instance, in one embodiment, the interface region 320 a, when selected by the user, causes the associated word 330 to be translated. In this example, translation means an audible announcement of the translation of cat, e.g., "gato" in Spanish (for an English to Spanish translation). In one embodiment, user selection of an interface region means a user tapping the tip of the interactive device within that region. Selection may also mean the user double tapping and/or writing a symbol or other marking within the region. Furthermore, when the user selects region 320 b, this causes the associated word 330 to be spelled out, e.g., "g," "a," "t" and "o" in audible announcements. Therefore, the translate function is associated with interface region 320 a and the spell function is associated with interface region 320 b. Further, both computer functions automatically operate on the associated word 330 for these two interface regions. It is also appreciated that similarly positioned interface regions of different words generally have associated therewith the same computer functionality but operate on their associated word.
The boundary or word interface region 335 is also an active region. In other words, if the written word 330 has multiple translations, then the user can select the appropriate translation by rotating through the list of translations, one by one, by tapping within the interface region 335. In this embodiment, each tap causes the announcement of the next translation, in round-robin fashion. In this case, the interface regions 320 a and 320 b will operate on the last translation selected by the user.
It is appreciated that any function could be associated with an interface region and any application may make use of such functionality. For instance, instead of a translation application, a dictionary application may be used. In this case, the active regions may invoke a computer function that defines the associated word, or provides a antonym or synonym or cognate or similar word for the associated word. These functions may be assigned in any fashion to the interface regions 320 a and 320 b.
It is appreciated that the interface regions 320 a and 320 b are not only generated upon the user writing the associated word 330, but may also be generated automatically at any time the user selects the word 330, e.g., by tapping within boundary 335.
One advantage of the use of automatically generated interface regions 320 a and 320 b is that the user does not need to separately draw translate and/or spell markings (as shown in
As shown in
It is appreciated that generally within the same application program, interface regions of the same spatial position of different marking have the same computer functionality. In other words, interface regions 320 a and 340 a both have the same computer functionality, but operate on their respective markings, 330 and 350. More specifically, according to one embodiment, within a same application program, the same computer functions are assigned to the interface regions 340 a and 340 b as discussed with respect to
It is appreciated that in the example of
Embodiments of the present invention may persistently store the word boundaries 335 and 355 in computer memory, but may or may not persistently store the interface regions (320 a, 320 b, 340 a, 340 b) in memory in an effort to save computer resources, e.g., memory and processing power. In other words, once the word boundaries are known and saved, the interface regions can be quickly computed when needed, so therefore they do not necessarily need to be persistently stored in memory while their target application is active. In one embodiment, the active regions for an associated word are only saved (e.g., held in memory) for the last word used and the interface regions associated with another word, that is not the last word used, are quickly computed when the user interacts with that word. In this fashion, only a few interface regions need be active at any time.
In another embodiment, the interactive computer allows the user to complete writing the second word, dog 350, and merely adjusts (e.g., shrinks) interface regions 320 b and 340 a in width (or height as the case may be in some instances) such that they no longer overlap, e.g., they share the space between boundaries 335 and 355. This is the "sharing" embodiment.
In yet another embodiment, the interactive computer allows interface region overlap because only the interface regions for the latest written and/or selected word are active at any time. This is referred to as "pop-up" interface regions. For instance, once the user writes dog 350, then interface regions 340 a and 340 b are generated and made active. However, the existing interface regions 320 a and 320 b are then deactivated. Therefore, among active interface regions, there is no overlap between regions 320 b and 340 a because interface region 320 b is not currently active at this point. Selection within any point of region 340 a will therefore not cause an unexpected computer function because the function associated with region 340 a will execute. Moreover, if the user next selected within boundary 335, then interface regions 320 a and 340 a would become active (e.g., "pop-up" to the surface) and interface regions 340 a and 340 b would be rendered inactive, and again, no overlap condition remains.
In another embodiment, if an overlap condition occurs, then the interface region that was last drawn (most recent) controls and the other interface region becomes inactive. This is the "Z-ordering" embodiment in which the interface regions with the largest Z value (an analogy from computer graphics processing) remain active when overlapping with others. In the case of
In another embodiment, interface regions "time-out" after a period of time. Therefore, assume that cat 330 was written and interface regions 320 a and 320 b were generated and remained active. A time-out period is defined. If no interactions occur with interface regions 320 a and 320 b or with boundary 355 over the time-out period, then interface regions 320 a and 320 b become deactivated. If region 340 a is generated after region 320 b becomes deactivated due to time-out, then no overlap condition exists.
In this particular example, four interface regions are automatically defined with respect to the written word 410. In this case, the application may be a dictionary application with computer functions such as 1) definition; 2) antonym; 3) synonym; and 4) cognate being assigned, respectively, to the interface regions 430 a, 430 b and 420 a, 420 b in any order.
It is appreciated that although particular examples have been given for placement of the interface regions, embodiments of the present invention are well suited for any spatial placement of an interface region that is adjacent to the written word and is therefore visibly associated with the word. The interface region placement of left, right, up and down are merely exemplary. Also, the sizes of the interface regions may also be varied within the scope of the present invention. The interface regions may be of fixed width, variable width, or a combination of both. Also, rectangular areas have been described as shapes for the interface regions. However, these are exemplary only and other well known geometric shapes can be adopted, e.g., circular, triangular, irregular etc. Also, written words have been used as examples for triggering the generation of interface regions. However, any written item can be used to trigger interface region generation, e.g., numbers, letters, equations, graphics, names, diagrams, etc. Lastly, exemplary applications such as translator, dictionary, etc. have been described herein. These are exemplary only. Any application may be used within the scope of the present invention that offers computer functions that take the meaning (interpretation) of written items as input.
At step 510, the computer detects that a user writes a marking, e.g., a word, on a writing surface, e.g., paper, etc. The spatial boundary (or "word boundary") of the word is then computed, e.g., that of a rectangle encompassing the word. The spatial boundary for the written word is then recorded into memory at step 515. At step 520, interface regions (active regions) are automatically generated that are adjacent to the spatial boundary. The interface regions are positioned adjacent to the spatial boundary therefore the locations of the interface regions are dependent on the location of the spatial boundary. Also, in one embodiment the height of the interface regions is matched to the height of the spatial boundary, so the sizes of the interface regions are dependent on the size of the spatial boundary and therefore also dependent on the size of the written word. Each interface region has a particular computer function associated therewith that depends on the currently operating application program.
At step 525, a check is made if a user interacts with one of the interface regions (e.g., taps or double taps or writes within one of the interface regions). If not, then step 530 is entered but if so, then at step 535 the computer function associated with the selected interface region is executed with respect to the written word associated with the selected interface region. User interaction is then checked against the spatial boundary of the written word at step 530. If so, then a computer function associated with the spatial boundary is performed with respect to the associated written word. The process then repeats at 525 until another written word is made, at which time step 510 is entered in response to the new word being written.
At step 560, a check is made if a user has selected an existing and stored spatial boundary (e.g., the user taps or double taps or writes something within the spatial boundary). If so, then at step 520, the interface regions for the selected spatial boundary are automatically generated. Steps 520-540 are analogous to
At step 620, the interactive device computes the location and size of the interactive regions associated with the second marking. Then, the device detects whether or not these interactive regions overlap with any other interactive regions, e.g., the interactive regions of the first marking. In one embodiment, overlap is detected by a comparison of the spatial coordinates of the interface regions. Upon a coordinate match, an overlap is detected. If no overlap is detected, then at step 630, the interactive device generates and activates the interface regions associated with the second marking.
However, at step 625, an overlap resolution process is entered to resolve the spatial ambiguity between the overlapping interface regions. One of several resolution processes may be performed, as described above. In one embodiment, at step 625, the interactive device may warn the user that the second marking is too close to the first marking. This is the warn model. In this embodiment, step 630 is not entered because the interface regions of the second marking are never created. The user is then encouraged to draw the second marking in a position does not overlap existing writings. In a second embodiment, the sharing model may be employed. In this case, at step 625 the interactive device determines if there is enough room between the first and second markings to share that space between the overlapping interactive regions. If so, then the widths (or heights, as the case may be) of the overlapping regions are shortened until the overlap is eliminated. Step 630 then creates the new interface regions for the second marking. If there is not enough space to allow sharing, then step 630 is not entered.
In a third embodiment, the time-out model, at step 625 the interactive device first checks if the marking associated with the first interface region has timed-out. In other words, if no user interaction has been done with the first marking, or any of its associated interface regions for a prescribed time-out period, then it is assumed that these objects are no longer active. If the first marking has timed-out, then step 630 is entered to generate the second interface regions. If the first marking is still active, then sharing may be attempted. If there is not enough space to allow sharing, then step 630 is not entered.
In a fourth embodiment, the pop-up model is used. In this model, overlapping interface regions are allowed as long as one of the regions is not currently active. Therefore, at step 625 it is determined whether or not the interface regions associated with the first marking are active. If not, then step 630 is entered. If these interface regions are active, then sharing may be attempted. If there is not enough space to allow sharing, then step 630 is not entered.
At step 710, the interactive device detects a user interacting with a coordinate (x,y) of the written surface, e.g., by a pen tap, double tap or writing thereon. The interactive device, at step 715, then scans its memory stored spatial boundaries (corresponding to written markings) to determine the spatial boundary that is closest to the (x,y) position. The interactive then, at step 720, computes the interface regions associated with the spatial boundary determined from step 715. At step 725, the interactive device then determines if the (x,y) coordinate falls within any of the interface regions computed at step 720. If so, then step 730 is entered which performs the computer function associated with the interface region of the (x,y) coordinate on the marking associated with the spatial boundary determined at step 715.
If the (x,y) position does not fall within an interface region, then from step 725, step 735 is entered. At step 735, the interface device checks if the (x,y) coordinate falls within the spatial boundary determined at step 715. If so, then the computer function associated with that spatial boundary is executed at step 740. The process then repeats.
The advantage of process 700 is that the interface regions do not need to be persistently stored in memory, but are computed as needed. The spatial boundaries associated with each marking are persistently stored. It is appreciated that this region interaction process 700 may be implemented as step 525 of
The foregoing descriptions of various specific embodiments in accordance with the invention have been presented for purposes of illustration and description. They are not intended to be exhaustive or to limit the invention to the precise forms disclosed, and obviously many modifications and variations are possible in light of the above teaching. The invention can be construed according to the Claims and their equivalents.
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econ industries GmbH
based in Starnberg, GERMANY
Hazardous and industrial waste technologies are our profession. The VacuDry units - a thermal desorption process working with high temperature and lowest vacuum - are state-of-the-art for treating mercury, hydrocarbon, PCB, solvent polluted sludge and soils. We also offer solidification units to stabilise inorganic ashes, dust and sludge as well as sterilising systems ...
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Edward Bouverie Pusey
2 of 13 portraits of Edward Bouverie Pusey
© National Portrait Gallery, London
Edward Bouverie Pusey
by Clara Pusey
pencil, pen and ink, circa 1856
2 3/8 x 1 1/2 in. (60 x 38 mm)
Purchased, 1967
Primary Collection
NPG 4541(7b)
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MIT Program Coordinator Interview Questions
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I applied online. The process took 4+ weeks. I interviewed at MIT in September 2013.
I had a brief chat with the senior recruiter who advised me that she would recommend they interview me. About 2 weeks later I was invited to interview with two different people in one on one situations. About a week and a half later I was invited to interview with the Dean. The interviews were quite casual and informative.
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I applied online. The process took 2+ months. I interviewed at MIT (Cambridge, MA) in June 2011.
Two interviews, one with the boss, one with coworkers. I never met or was screened by anyone in HR. There was also a long pause between interviews. I found it unusual that the interview and hiring process was not managed by HR in any way. It is difficult to provide useful information here because now that I've been at MIT for a while, I know that each department will conduct their own interviews and they will vary widely.
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The process took 6+ weeks. I interviewed at MIT (Cambridge, MA) in June 2011.
The interview process was slow, but my department was thorough. I had a phone interview, in person interview, then a meeting with the program director. MIT has a fragmented HR department, so it was difficult to get answers to questions that were HR related. Also, it was over a month between when I interviewed and got an offer for the position.
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Helsinki, Finland, is home to Toolo, which is the name for a few of the surrounding neighbourhoods such as Etu-Toolo and Taka-Toolo. This area has become well-known for its architecture and rich history, once being a farm land area but now built-up to support the population boom. This bustling area of Finland offers many things to do for any sort of traveller, like the City Winter Garden, the Zoological Museum, Sonera Stadium, and the Ice Hall. It's easy to see that this area boasts an eclectic mix that supports a vibrant cultural life.
- It would be a tragedy if you were to miss the National Museum of Finland, where you can connect the past to present over a period of 10,000 years.
- Stroll through Toolontori, the Toolo market square in Helsinki, and check out the many shops and stalls before stopping into one of the many cafes for a snack.
- The Finnish National Opera is a great way to end a wonderful trip to Helsinki's Toolo area; you can't go wrong with picking any show there, just be sure to book early.
The best way to get to Toolo in Helsinki is by taking the HKL Tram Transport. The Tram runs Monday to Saturday from 05:50 - 23:30 and Sundays 07:00 - 23:30. Once you arrive at the Helsinki Airport, you can follow signs that will lead you to the tram. You will get on the Red Line, go ten stops, and then get off in Toolo. From there, you can either walk to your destination or hail a cab. One of the most prominent things that visitors always note is the ease with which one can get around in Toolo.
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The Odd Rocket (Revision 447)
There are a total of 30 Prize Bubbles to be found within The Odd Rocket level.
Prize Bubble #1-#2
All you have to do is complete the tutorial for Odd Rocket and then use it to shoot at #1 and then #2.
Prize Bubble #3-#4
There is a hanging platform which needs to come down so you can shoot a rocket under the ledge.
Prize Bubble #5
This one will be easy to see by a Blue Bounce Pad. Shoot the spring attached to the Pad.
Prize Bubble #6-#7
These two will be easy to see and grab over the checkpoint where flying enemies are located.
Prize Bubble #8
Right after #6 be sure to land on the wheel platform to see and grab the next Prize Bubble.
Prize Bubble #9-#11
In the area with a wheel, make it go down as it is also partially a Bounce Pad. Use it to jump and then move right into a spot where you can use a Rocket through a curve. Guiding it properly will award you with #9-#11.
Prize Bubble #12
There will be two turrets which shoot at you. By the second set of these, there will be one in the air.
Prize Bubble #13-#15
Once past the turrets you will pass a checkpoint. From here make use of the Bounce Pad and go right. Again, the next move is to use a Rocket and send it through a curve.
Prize Bubble #16-#17
In the same area as #13, go up where there are two platforms held together by a pinkish rope.
Prize Bubble #18
Once you have passed the third turret there will be a Prize Bubble in the air. From the checkpoint, it is in the top left.
Prize Bubble #19-#21, #23
These require two players. One player must operate the buttons which open the hatches. The other will guide missles into the opened hatches.
Prize Bubble #22
There is a Sticker Switch for a gear. Activate the Switch in order to get it.
Prize Bubble #24
When at the start of the Clock Walker segment #24 is between two rocks.
Prize Bubble #25
Continuing this segment, you must go into the high ledge area.
Prize Bubble #26
You will find the next Puzzle Bubble in the area directly across from the walkway you lowered to get down from upper area.
Prize Bubble #27
There will be three columns and to the upper left of them will be #27.
Prize Bubble #28
In the same area as teh columns you will manuever a Rocket above them.
Prize Bubble #29
Once you get past the columns the next area presents #29.
Prize Bubble #30
Right across from #29 the final Prize Bubble will be found.
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He is likely to play at the World Cup in Brazil next year with Colombia doing well in qualifying, but he indicated that if Madrid need money that he may leave.
"The biggest dream I have is to play at a World Cup. And at club level I am 100 per cent focused on Atletico Madrid," he told Voces de RCN.
"I have three years left on my contract and we shall see if anything changes, if the club needs money…in the meantime I am just thinking about Atletico Madrid."
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Your Wonkette prides itself on staying current with the latest entrants into the cancerous wasteland of Political Blogging, as it is our duty to inform America about where it should spend its non-Wonkette online time, instead of at the Huffington Post. This week, we have thoroughly studied the new "megablog" from Matt Drudge's personal slave, Andrew Breitbart. Breitbart described his latest project, Big Hollywood, in a Moonie Times column this week as such: "Big Hollywood is not a 'celebrity' gabfest or a gossip outpost – it is a continuous politics and culture posting board for those who think something has gone drastically wrong and that Hollywood should return to its patriotic roots." To answer your immediate question, yes, Kathryn Jean Lopez is a contributor. Read more on Andrew Breitbart's Big Hollywood: A Wonkette Blog Review…
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This looks great. I am going to make this soon!
Yield2 main course salads
1 cup yellow heirloom tomato, chopped
1 cup ripe mango, chopped
3 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
¼ cup water
1 head of bok choy, sliced 1/2" thick
1 large tomato, chopped
½ large papaya
Recipe Directions
To make the Nonfat Mango Dressing place the first four ingredients into a blender and process until smooth.
Cut the papaya in to bite sized chunks.
Toss the dressing with the sliced bok choy, papaya chunks, diced tomato and whatever diced mango is leftover from making the dressing.
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I made this for my husband and I for lunch today. We both loved it and so here I share it. The dressing the Nonfat Mango Dressing from Frederic Patenaude's Instant Raw Sensations. It is simple, easy to vary, and delicious.
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