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|Nov 24, 2009
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|Apr 21, 2004
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|Markku Tapio Autio, Jami Jarkko Juhani Järviö
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|Nokia Corporation
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The present invention relates to touch sensitive user interfaces for electronic computing devices, and to executing different functions within the computing device based on the context of those inputs in relation to a displayed graphical image.
Continued miniaturization and expanded functionality represent two long-term trends in the consumer electronics industry. Both trends operate in opposition, and so continuously drive a need for user interfaces that are sufficiently large in size and intuitive for consumer acceptance on the one hand, yet facilitating ever-increasing functionality on the other. These competing constraints are especially acute with portable devices, which span a variety of functions that typically operate on non-standardized operating system platforms. The result is that mobile terminals, personal digital assistants, wireless email devices (e.g., Blackberry®, and the like each employ a user interface different from the other mobile devices. As these devices become more ubiquitous and product life cycles diminish, the average consumer is willing to devote less time to learning any individual system platform. As such, user interfaces must remain intuitive while still enabling the increased functionality of the underlying device. A consumer using several disparate devices must especially adapt readily to each user interface, else a device's increased capabilities will go unused and unrecognized by the consumer.
Two developments have greatly enabled more compact devices to maintain an intuitive user interface that enables many consumers to intuitively explore various capabilities of a portable device: soft keys and touch screens. A soft key is a button that executes different functions depending upon actions taken previously. The specific function of a soft key at any given time is typically displayed on a display screen immediately adjacent to the key itself, so a user needs merely read a one or two word description of the current soft key function. The touch screen enables the 'keys' to be on the display itself. In addition to enabling a text display next to each soft key to describe its current function, a touch screen also enables the manufacturer to enlarge the screen itself since fewer if any physical keys need be disposed immediately adjacent to the screen. Many device manufacturers have refined their touch screens to operate with a stylus, enabling more functions to be displayed on a single screen graphic and precision selection by the stylus as opposed to the relatively outsized adult man's finger.
One prior art touch screen device and method is described in U.S. Pat. No. 5,404,458. A pointing device moved across the surface of a touch screen generates positional information. Motion of the pointing device is recognized depending upon a response of a delay timer, so that the computer system coupled to the touch screen may accept the input information in a mouse-emulating mode. However, this description appears limited to emulate only the most basic mouse functions, such as those done by a single button mouse. Like many user interfaces, mouse input devices have not remained stagnant but have added additional inputs such as a second and third button, a wheel, etc, to access different functions of underlying computer programs.
Another prior art device is described in U.S. Pat. No. 5,537,608 as an apparatus having a touch screen user interface and a navigation utility file for initiating execution of files and monitoring the sequence in which file execution occurs. The navigation utility maintains a stack in the memory into which the calling sequences of files are stored according to the order in which the files were executed.
Currently, certain individual portable electronic devices seek to converge multiple functions previously handled by separate devices. For example, several models of mobile phones now include a personal digital assistant, video gaming capability, wireless internet compatibility, instant messaging, debit/credit account access, and a digital camera. Ideally, each of these separate functions is interoperable with other functions of the same device. For example, a digital picture taken with the camera may be sent via email to an acquaintance whose contact information is stored in the digital assistant, or instant messaging may be used to initiate a multi-player video game among the multiple players. Additionally, wireless protocols such as Bluetooth™ have become more standardized, enabling printers, faxes, and the functions of other peripheral equipment to be readily controlled by and incorporated into portable devices such as mobile stations. This interoperability across what were once disparate platforms drives a new need for improvements in user interfaces, especially interfaces of portable electronic devices that are more constrained in size and more multi-functional. The present invention is directed toward such an improved interface that may be used in portable or non-portable electronic computing devices.
As may be appreciated, what is needed in the art is a technique to better enable a user to transition from a display of a graphical image to another computer program or function, such as printing or emailing the graphical image. Small electronic devices carrying many computer programs that perform multiple disparate functions are sometimes confusing or frustrating in moving between programs, or in executing one program that differs from the active program displaying the image. Such a technique is preferably operable with a touch sensitive display screen.
In one aspect, the present invention includes a method for operating a computer through a touch sensitive display interface. The method includes displaying a computer generated graphical image on a touch sensitive display using a display software program. The display software program includes all programs used to display the graphical image, such as a display driver in combination with a web browser used to display a graphical image of a web page. Though the entire touch sensitive display may be manufactured to be responsive to a pressure input anywhere on the display, the display software is responsive to inputs at a first, active portion of the touch sensitive display when the graphic image is displayed, and non-responsive to a second, inactive portion of the display. For example, the active portion may coincide with scrolling operators, toolbars, hyperlinks and the like, whereas the non-responsive portion is the remainder of the screen where a touch input is not accepted by the prior art display software program. In the method, an input character is received at the otherwise inactive portion of the touch sensitive display. That input character is compared to a stored command character that is associated with a separate corresponding computer command. The separate corresponding computer command is executed only if the input character matches the command character. This differs from prior art touch sensitive displays in that the screen accepts the input only if the input is a character that matches a stored command character, whereas in the prior art the input caused a command to execute based only on its location on the touch screen.
In this manner, various character inputs can be used to execute separate corresponding computer commands by means of intermediary command characters associated with the computer commands. The command characters and their association with a separate computer application command may be stored in a table. The formerly non-responsive portion of the touch sensitive screen is used for accessing other programs apart from the display software, streamlining movement between applications while using only existing user interface hardware.
One embodiment of the present invention is using the input character to emulate a secondary (normally rightmost) mouse button once the input character is deemed to match a command character. For example, when the display software is used with hardware that includes a mouse input device, activation of the rightmost mouse button might cause a pop-up menu of applications to appear (e.g., print the image, send the image, set the image as wallpaper, etc.). The present invention is most advantageous when used in devices that use a touch sensitive display and no mouse input device. In the example, the present invention causes the pop-up menu of applications to appear by emulating depression of the secondary mouse button when in fact there is no mouse input device. It does this by receiving an input at the otherwise inactive portion of the touch sensitive display, and if a character input there matches a command character, it causes the display program (which displays the pop-up menu) to act as if it received an input from the secondary mouse button.
In another aspect, the present invention improves upon an electronic device for displaying a graphical image at a touch sensitive user interface using a displaying software program, where the device further stores a separate computer command apart from the displaying software program. The improvement includes a computer program embodied in a computer readable medium. The computer program includes instructions for causing a computer to receive an input at a portion of the touch sensitive user interface that is not recognized as active by the display program. Further, the instructions cause a computer to compare the received input to a stored command character that is associated with the separate computer command. And the instructions cause a computer to execute the separate computer command if the received input matches the stored command character. Preferably, the device comprises a mobile station, such as a mobile telephone capable of exhibiting highly varied functionality within a physically small device that has a very limited display screen.
In another aspect, the present invention is a method for operating a touch sensitive display interface of a computer. This method includes receiving an input at a touch sensitive display screen, and interpreting the input into a character that is previously stored in a memory. The character may be a Unicode character or an ASCII character. A starting coordinate of the input is stored. The character is mapped to a command, and the command is executed command using the stored starting coordinate as a parameter of the command. Only if the input is interpreted into a previously stored character is the command executed (though that does not imply that this is the only way the command may be executed; other inputs apart from the present invention may cause it to execute). If the input does not sufficiently match a character stored in memory, it is not recognized by the computer and the command does not execute as a result. For example, assume that a computer program practicing the present invention maps a circle with a starting point in the region bounded by coordinates 60<x<75 and 20<y<42 to a Unicode character that executes the command of displaying a particular pulldown menu. Regardless of the exactness of a particular circle scribed by a user, the pulldown menu will not be displayed unless the actual starting coordinates are within the bounded region. Similarly, if the starting coordinates are within the bounded region but the inventive software does not recognize the scribed input as a circle (e.g., corners too sharp), the pulldown menu will not be displayed.
In another aspect, the invention is a method of operating a touch sensitive display interface. This method includes first displaying a graphical image on at least a portion of a touch sensitive display. The method further includes sensing a set of contiguous pixels on at least the portion of the touch-sensitive that are highlighted by a user, wherein the portion is that portion where the graphical image is displayed. The set of contiguous pixels are analyzed to determine a two-dimensional input pattern, such as a circle, check, etc. The two dimensions are spatial dimensions. The input pattern is then correlated to one of at least two command characters stored in a memory. A command associated with the command character that is so correlated is then executed, which changes what is displayed on the display interface in accordance with the command. Preferably, the display is changed by displaying a menu over only a portion of the graphical image.
The present invention is best understood when considered in light of the accompanying drawings, summarized as follows.
The display screen 12 is touch sensitive, and may thereby serve as a user input by sensing pressure applied to the surface of the display screen 12. Touch sensitive screens 12 generally employ resistive, capacitive, or surface acoustic wave (SAW) surface transducers to convert pressure along the screen surface to electrical signals.
Capacitive and resistive screens may employ a pair of planar layers disposed parallel to one another and spaced by a non-conductive spacer medium (preferably an acrylic pressure-sensitive adhesive PSA or alternatively a silicone based PSA). The layer nearer to the user is typically termed a flexible layer, and the opposing layer is a stable layer, and each have conductive coatings disposed on facing surfaces. Pressure applied to the touch sensitive screen 12 by a stylus locally deforms the flexible layer, breaching the spacer material and causing the conductive coating on the flexible layer to contact the conductive coating on the stable layer at a localized point. The flexible layer is resilient so that upon release of pressure from the stylus, contact is broken between the flexible and stable layers and the non-conductive spacer medium re-establishes itself between the flexible and stable layers. Matrix touch screens generally have transparent conductive (resistive) coating patterned in rows on one layer and in columns on another layer, allowing a logical processing unit such as a CPU 16 to determine a location along the entire touch sensitive screen 12 at which an input was made. Analog touch screens typically use an indium-tin-oxide material disposed across the entire flexible and stable layers so that they each exhibit a uniform sheet resistivity. Bus bars disposed along perpendicular edges of opposed layers enable a linear voltage gradient to be imposed along each layer (e.g., a horizontal voltage gradient across the stable layer and a vertical voltage gradient across the flexible layer). When a stylus input is imposed at the flex layer, the layers touch at that point. One layer is used to receive the voltage created by the gradient of the other layer at the point of contact, the role of each layer is reversed, and the voltage is measured on the other layer. In this manner, the particular point of input is determinable.
SAW screens operate by propagating acoustic waves in a uniform manner across a surface such as a glass surface of a cathode ray tube display. Disturbances in the surface propagation of those waves, such as may be made by the touch of a finger or stylus, are detected and spatially isolated based on the propagation characteristics of the deformed waves.
In one embodiment such as a matrix touch screen, the display screen is divided into a plurality of cells 34 such as may be defined by the intersection of a row 36 and a column 38 as depicted in
Stored within the memory 26 is one or more graphical images 42 a, 42 b that may be displayed on the touch-sensitive screen 12. For example, a pre-set background image may be stored in a non-volatile portion of memory 26, or a digital photo may be stored in a volatile portion of memory 26, or a page from an internet site (a web page) may be stored in a temporary cache of a volatile memory 26, each of which may be displayed as a graphical image 42 a on the touch-sensitive screen 12.
Depending upon the software program used to enable display of the graphical image 42 a, 42 b, various attributes of that program may be superimposed over the graphical images 42 a, 42 b or alongside them. For example, scrolling operators 44 a, 44 b along perpendicular margins of the display screen 12 allow a user to scroll horizontally or vertically to view different portions of the underlying entire image, when the screen 12 does not display the entire underlying image as a whole. Various toolbars such as a medial toolbar 45 that divides the two graphical images 42 a, 42 b from one another, a lower toolbar 46 that indicates the internet address of the current graphic 42 a, 42 b, and an upper toolbar 47 may be disposed over or about the graphics 42 a, 42 b. These toolbars generally include various buttons 46 a, 46 b, for performing various different functions quickly, such as launching a different computer program. Alternatively, submenus may be accessed as indicated by the medial toolbar 45. Each of these, the toolbars and scrolling operators, are attributes of the software program used to display the graphical images 42 a, 42 b, and do not form part of the graphical images themselves.
For example, in the instance wherein the graphic 42 a being displayed is a web page as in the prior art perspective view of
Typically, a touch sensitive display driver operates in conjunction with another software program specific to the graphical image, such as web browser or photo-editor computer software programs to display the graphical image 42 a, 42 b on the touch sensitive display and receive inputs therefrom. Whether one program or more than one in conjunction with one another, the software means for displaying the graphical image and receiving inputs at the touch sensitive display is termed herein the display program. The display program operates with the touch sensitive display so that certain areas associated with the toolbars 45, 46, 47, the scrolling operators 44 a, 44 b, and hyperlinks are (herein termed) active areas when the graphical image is displayed. Active areas are those areas where any user input at the touch sensitive display is received as an input by the electronic device 10. Active areas are thus totally coordinate dependent; a user's touch input will be accepted, for example, at a hyperlink whether or not the user taps the hyperlink icon or scribes a diagonal across the entire screen that happens to pass over the hyperlink. Inactive areas are those that at which a user touch input will not be recognized based merely on the input location on the touch screen. In the prior art, these inactive areas are wholly inactive; no input will be recognized at all. The active areas and inactive areas depend from the image being displayed; some may be displayed with scrolling operators, some may be displayed in full and no scrolling operators are necessary, some may include hyperlinks, etc. Typically, the input in the prior art is a tap or a touch-and-drag operation, the display driver would designate all cells 34 as active, but only a portion of the cells 34 are active when a graphical image is displayed due to operation of the image specific program (e.g., the web browser, the image editor) rendering all cells inactive save those associated with toolbars, scrolling operators, and hyperlinks.
An important distinction between the present invention and the prior art is that, for any given graphical image that is displayed, a touch screen according to the prior art accepts inputs only if the location on the screen at which the input is made is an active area. In the present invention, the input is accepted when the nature of the input pattern (e.g., circle, check, square) sufficiently matches a character stored in memory. The present invention may impose further conditions such as a touchdown point and/or a liftoff point within a particular region on the screen, but whether or not an input is accepted depends at least on the shape of that input. A mere tap is dot, which theoretically has no dimensions and therefore no shape. The present invention determines whether or not to execute a command in response to a touch-screen input based at least partially on other than the physical location of the input on the screen. Where the prior art is a touch-screen notepad where every entry that a user scribes is entered as a corresponding darkened pixel on the screen, there is no option for the computer not to display the user's input directly as darkened pixels. The present invention conditions execution of the command on at least the shape of the user's continuous touch screen entry.
The present invention enables an input at those inactive cells only under certain circumstances, best explained with reference to
In the example of
The result of recognizing an input at the cells deemed inactive by the display program is described at
Preferably, only characters that are not alphanumeric are associated with a computer command according to the present invention. This is to allow for easier adoption by consumers, who already naturally associate alphanumeric characters (and variations thereof, such as text recognition used with the personal digital assistants PDAs) with letters and numbers. As can be appreciated, the entered character 52 need not identically mirror an idealized command character for a successful match. For example, a command character that is a true circle may be sufficiently matched by the circle character 52 of
It is noted that the display program for displaying the graphical image, the touch sensitive display 12, and the computer commands launched by the present invention may each be within the prior art. The present invention operates to interface these prior art programs and apparatus with the prior art touch sensitive screen more efficiently, so that a user need not enter an excessive number of keystrokes or stylus taps to move between software applications. The submenu of icons 48 may be generated by a prior art computer program, and operates to render the cells 34 underlying each icon 48 a-d as active. The present invention operates to display that submenu of icons 48 without having to make an exceeding multiplicity of inputs at the user interface 12, 14 of the device 10. As devices 10 become more multi-functional, transitions between existing computer programs must be made more intuitive. The present invention is in one embodiment a shortcut to access an already existing shortcut to another program. Rather than being limited to variations of a tap (such as a double tap, a long tap, etc.) on a touch sensitive display 12, the present invention enables a wide variety and a broad plurality of characters to be used as command characters. Depending upon the consumers' adaptability to the specific command characters selected, the present invention may associate three, five, ten or more prior art computer commands with different command characters to enable quicker navigation through various software programs of an electronic device.
In one embodiment, the invention includes computer instructions embodied in a computer readable medium such as a SRAM, EPROM, CD-ROM, or other computer readable medium. Preferably, such a medium is disposed within a mobile station such as a mobile phone that may have additional capabilities such as gaming, internet access, and/or a personal digital assistant. Such a mobile station has a variety of functions and a relatively small user interface, and the present invention offers a more efficient and intuitive way for a user to move between the various programs using the interface. In that respect, it serves to emulate a second (e.g., right) mouse button on a touch sensitive display 12 without undermining or otherwise altering emulation of the first (e.g., left) mouse button, which is done for by tapping or dragging at the cells 34 recognized as active by the display program.
While there has been illustrated and described what is at present considered to be a preferred embodiment of the claimed invention, it will be appreciated that numerous modifications are likely to occur to those skilled in the art. It is intended in the appended claims to cover all those modifications that fall within the spirit and scope of the claims.
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What do you eat in Nicaragua?
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I met this girl online and had an amazing date with her. She told me she wanted to hang out several times during the week during the date. She even mistakenly thought I was going in for a kiss when I was trying to hug her at the end of the night. We ended up kissing for a little bit.
After the date, she was very responsive for a day or two. I set up a second date, which she became sick and couldn't go. She then became distant via texting. I then asked her what is going on and if she was still interested.
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I followed up asking her if she got back with her ex or I was too forward. She replied with "You didn't come off too stronmy ex to give me some final closure and just tell me he didn't want to get back with me so I could really move forward. And that entirely backfired. And we are back together, tentatively"
I was pretty confused and I told her I thought we had something there but I wasn't willing to convince her to choose me over another guy because I felt that was not a classy move. She then said "You're the first guy I met online that I wnated to see again. I liked you a surprising amount after just 2 hours. My relationship is very rocky, but it's not fair to you to say, hey, just hold on for a week or two until it probably self destructs, then we can hang out again.."
I decided to give her some time to figure things out.
My question is does it sound like she was asking me to wait for her? Also, it sounded like she didn't even want to be back in that relationship right? I am just so confused. What should I do? Help...
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I want a moist, christmas-y cake recipes with a filling if possible for christmas eve and im not talking about the fruit cake ones. Thanks
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What is Christmas-y? Coconut cake? Epicurious has one that is, IMMHO, perfect...http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/Coconut-Layer-Cake-102696.
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So after testing Spiceworks on my PC I have loaded it up on a 2008 R2 server for some further testing, But I can't view the html address on my PC I can't even ping or tracert to the server although I can do both from server to my PC.
It's probably going to be simple but what have I not done ?
Feb 8, 2011 at 5:12 UTC
check your Firewalls, somewhere on here there is documentation of what ports to open
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Feb 8, 2011 at 5:12 UTC
check your Firewalls, somewhere on here there is documentation of what ports to open
Feb 9, 2011 at 4:08 UTC
If you have the default installation, then that would be port 80. If IIS is also installed on your 2008 server, you might want to change Spiceworks over to the alternate ports, usually 9675 & 9676.
Feb 10, 2011 at 3:02 UTC
Thank's no it was me not thinking opend the port on Windows Firewall and it all worked.
I think it would help if there was a list of check on Install to make sure you had got it all done, too many software geeks don't know what it's like out here in the real world havving to juggle, multiple users, sites, LAN, WAN, Telephones, mobile users, etc..
Feb 16, 2011 at 3:58 UTC
a check list is a good idea
here you can create a future request for this
Jun 15, 2011 at 5:08 UTC
i have the same problem and told SW to use ports 22222 ((and 22223 for https)
I opened those ports IN and OUTBOUND on the installation machine.
Do I have to open those ports on the client as well if I like to view the dashboard?
Jun 21, 2011 at 7:44 UTC
I opened port 80 in my SW machine and voilá. working.
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HBO's period drama Boardwalk Empire was the big winner at the Creative Arts Emmys, taking home seven statues.
Canadian-shot series and co-productions also got recognition, with The Kennedys winning three Emmys, The Borgias two and Pillars of the Earth one in a Saturday ceremony in Los Angeles.
The Creative Emmys go to behind-the-scenes creators, including people who write, do makeup, costumes, cinematography and casting. However, there were some high-profile stars among the winners, including Gwyneth Paltrow for best guest actress on Glee and Justin Timberlake as best guest host for Saturday Night Live.
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Boardwalk Empire, the series chronicling the crime and corruption of 1920s Atlantic City, N.J., won seven Emmys, including best casting, best art direction and best visual effects. The series entered the race with 18 Emmy nominations, and is expected to nab more glory at the Primetime Emmys set for this Sunday. Mad Men and Game of Thrones are also strong contenders.
Reality show Deadliest Catch earned four creative Emmys, including best reality series. History's Gettysburg was also a quadruple winner and took home best non-fiction special.
Toronto-shot The Kennedys, the story of the Kennedy clan, took home Emmys for hairstyling, makeup and sound mixing.
The Borgias, the sexy historical drama that is a Canadian co-production, won awards for costumes and theme music, while another co-production Pillars of the Earth took one award for sound editing.
The ceremony also marked a return to Emmy favour for Futurama, which won the award for best animated program, as well as best voiceover for Maurice Lamarche as Orson Welles.
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As soon as I click on component service I get an INITIALIZATION ERROR window with:
Unable to start application because (DacCom) is not installed properly.
Please re-install this product. A search of the web and microsoft did not yield any help other tha contact the application developer.
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text: I recently last week shot a buck in the opening day of South Carolina hunting season with my 300 WSM shooting a 150 grain SMK, just quessing being pushed close to 3200 fps or better, near max load. I shot my buck at about 75yrds quartering away, I hit him right in the flank the bullet traveled through guts, liver and up into his chest cavity, and I found it behind the off shoulder under the skin. The bullet actually stayed together fairly well for being that close and being pushed that fast. My question is how reliable will this bullet be, I did have trouble trailing him because there was no blood trail without the exit, would I have gotten better performance with a more of a broadside shot and maybe an exit? Or should I abandon the SMK and go to a ballistic tip around 165gr or maybe a 168gr barnes, of which I have boxes of. I just stopped with the MK they shot under 1/2 MOA with my rifle. Any help would do, I plan on shooting this rifle a lot more this year and shooting alot more game, I don't want to loose any.


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- Open your "Google" app and tap on the three bars on the top left
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Why do I let my girlfriend do things to me or do certain stuff that I would've been mad about with my ex girlfriend?
Have an opinion?
Because you might love her. Either way you care a lot more about her than you do about your ex
I wouldn't compare... they're different girls, you probably learned stuff from your last experiences and maybe you changed a little bit.
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Internal Funding Sources
WVU HSC Bridge Funding Grants (BFGs) revised August 12, 2015
Bridge Funding Grants (BFGs) are intended to provide temporary support to continue operations of investigators whose extramural funding is ending. This program provides funds from the AVP Office for Research and Graduate Education.
Holly Legleiter
Phone: (304) 293-7207
Fax: (304) 293-7038
Violence and Injury Prevention Exploratory Research
The West Virginia University Injury Control Research Center (WVU-ICRC) is pleased to announce it is seeking proposals for the 2015 round of funding through Exploratory Research Program (ERP). The ERP provides seed funding for innovative research in injury and/or violence prevention and control. The ERP funds projects that will lead investigators to develop new and creative research that will be competitive for larger, independently-funded investigations.
ERP projects may be up to 12 months in duration and have a total budget of $50,000 (combined direct and indirect costs).
This announcement invites the submission of brief concept papers. Investigators who submit projects which show exceptional promise will be asked to submit a full proposal (due on June 5).
For more information, visit the WVU-ICRC Exploratory Research page.
The WVU-ICRC is one of eleven Injury Control Research Centers in the Nation supported with funding from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). For more information about WVU-ICRC, visit the Website or follow the Center on Facebook, Twitter, and You Tube.
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Assistant Director for Administration
Phone: (304) 293-3320
Kimberly Rauscher, ScD, MA
Assistant Professor- WVU School of Public Health
Assistant Director for Research- WVU-ICRC
Research and Scholarship Advancement Grants (formerly Senate Research Grants)
Research and Scholarship Advancement Grants are designed to stimulate and support creative scholarship and research conducted by full-time faculty and to encourage development of additional support from other sources. Faculty on the regional campuses at Potomac State College, WVU-Parkersburg, and WVU Institute of Technology should seek support similar to that of the Research and Scholarship Advancement Grant Program on their respective campuses.
The Office of Sponsored Programs receives the applications for this program.
Phone: (304) 293-3998
Fax: (304) 293-7435
Grants for Community Engagement
Community Engagement grants, formerly known as Public Service grants, are designed to stimulate and support community outreach and engagement projects that benefit the citizens of West Virginia and are conducted by members of the Faculty Assembly and other full-time regular employees. Funding from this program is intended to encourage development of additional support for these projects from other sources in the future as well as scholarly output. Funding is provided from the Provost's Office.
The Office of Sponsored Programs receives the applications for this program.
Phone: (304) 293-3998
Fax: (304) 293-7435
Faculty Travel and Development Grants
Funds can be used to present work (formerly supported by travel grants) or to take advantage of another professional development opportunity either at a conference (which can include attendance at the conference for networking and informational purposes, attendance at grant getting seminars, etc) or in another venue (e.g., visiting an archive; formerly funded under faculty development grants). Proof of acceptance is no longer required for travel grants and the entire application is online, no supplemental application or proof of acceptance is needed. We do not fund stay abroad trips or trips in which you are paid to speak.
The amount of funding will depend upon the number of applications received, but will not exceed a maximum of $800 for domestic travel and $1000 for international. Maximums are per person and not per trip, thus a person can apply more than once as long as they have not exceeded the maximum per person amount within a fiscal year.
The Office of Sponsored Programs receives the applications for this program.
Phone: (304) 293-3998
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The Faculty International Grant Program supports activities in the area of research, curriculum development and outreach. A proposal is more likely to be funded if it can be viewed as "seed money" for clearly planned project development and with significant potential for a long-term impact on the entire University or on one or more of its units.
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Why me ?
That right you have HIV
You will try to ignore it
But it's inside your body
Trying to kill you, I know it's not legit
Right now it's only cough and cold
But you won't survive until you're old
Your friends and family will stay away
No matter how much you plead or pray
That's right, God is not concern
You don't wear protection
You were thinking, this can't happen
Next time pay more attention
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Who will want to be with you
Maybe you will find somebody in your lifetime
But he will probably die because of you
You will lose your weight and faint at times
You will prefer dying than being alive
No one will take care of you at night
You'll be untouchable, yeah that's right
People will be looking at you
Being young won't excuse you
Everybody will only think about of that
But are you a monster or something like that?
It doesn't matter how it infected you
All they will think all you do is screw
Your life will be like a living hell
You'll be alone and lonely, can't you tell?
You will regret that day It entered you
The days you have are very few
Within no time you'll beg to die
But It will kill you slowly while you cry
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Main Address:
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Hartland, WI 53029-8659
(262) 367-7880
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Current Head Golf Professional since 2004 at The Legend at Bristlecone in Hartland, Wisconsin. Oversees golf and pool operation; hire and supervise the golf professional staff, outside services, including three apprentices. From 1995 to 2003, he was Head Golf Professional for nine years at Oakwood Park GC, a municipal golf course with the Milwaukee County Parks and Recreation. The facility was managed by the WPGA Golf Services Inc along with three other facilities including Brown Deer Park GC; the home of the US Bank Championship a PGA Tour stop. He serves on the Wisconsin PGA Board of Directors for the past seven years, as a Director at Large, Chaired the Education Committee,Tournament Policy Committee and is currently the President of the Wisconsin PGA Section.
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National Awards
- 2008 PGA President's Council on Growing the Game
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Recognition and Awards
- 2001 Wisconsin PGA Merchandiser of the Year for Public Golf Courses
- 2007 Wisconsin PGA Horton Smith Award Winner
- 2011 Wisconsin PGA Junior Leader of the Year
- 2012 Wisconsin PGA Horton Smith Award Winner
- 2014 Wisconsin PGA Golf Professional of the Year
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Guyancourt, France
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By Alison Robertson, Department of Plant Pathology and Microbiology
Delayed planting coupled with the wet spring may mean this is a good year for a fungicide application on corn. Wet conditions have favored the development of some foliar diseases within the canopy, and many fields are delayed developmentally due to later planting. In the past two growing seasons, most of the corn in Iowa has been flowering by mid-July. This year, it will be another 10 days or more before widespread tasseling occurs in the state. When diseases start during early grain fill, this increases the risk of reduced yield.
Research has shown that greater yield responses due to a fungicide application consistently occur in the presence of disease. In Iowa, mean yield response was greatest when disease severity in a field at R5 was high. If disease severity on the ear leaf at R5 was <5 percent, mean yield response was 4.83 bu/A; however, when disease severity on the ear leaf at R5 was >5 percent, the mean yield response was 9.46 bu/A. Therefore, to increase the chance of a return on investment of a fungicide application, farmers should target fields that are at high risk for disease development during grain fill.
To identify fields that are at an increased risk for disease, and consequently an increased chance they will benefit from a fungicide application, consider the following three factors:
1.Hybrid: Hybrids vary in their tolerance to various diseases. "Race horse" type hybrids are often susceptible to one or more diseases. Fields planted to susceptible hybrids may require a fungicide application to protect yield.
2.Presence of disease: Gray leaf spot (Figure 1) and northern leaf blight often develop in the lower canopy and then move up the plant. Common and southern rust are more often found in the mid to upper canopy. Presence of leaf spots in the canopy means the weather has been favorable for disease development and inoculum is present in the field.
3.Weather conditions during grainfill: For disease to happen, or continue to develop, certain environmental conditions need to occur (Table 1).
Table 1. Conditions that favor foliar disease development in corn
Figure 1. Early symptoms of gray leaf spot are small tan spots that are bordered by leaf veins and occur in the lower canopy.
There are several fungicides registered for use on corn, and new products continue to be introduced. The Corn Disease Working Group, corn pathologists from across the United States, developed a Fungicide Efficacy Table that is available here. The pre-harvest interval (PHI) of the products ranges from 7 to 45 days so always remember to check the label and consider days to harvest before applying a product.
Pre-tassel applications of fungicides may result in arrested ear syndrome. Research at Purdue University showed spray additives (NIS surfactants and crop oil) to pesticides applied between V10 and VT increased the risk of this disorder. Wet spring conditions across Iowa have resulted in uneven stands that range widely in crop growth stage. Try to wait to apply a fungicide until the field has completely tasseled. Some fungicides do not require the addition of a surfactant – check the label, however when fungicides are applied aerially, crop oil is used to ensure the fungicide product does not evaporate and is deposited within the canopy.
Alison Robertson is an associate professor of plant pathology and microbiology and extension and research responsibilities. She can be reached at email@example.com or 515-294-6708.
Links to this article are strongly encouraged, and this article may be republished without further permission if published as written and if credit is given to the author, Integrated Crop Management News, and Iowa State University Extension and Outreach. If this article is to be used in any other manner, permission from the author is required. This article was originally published on July 15, 2013. The information contained within may not be the most current and accurate depending on when it is accessed.


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Pioneers of the Bangla Rock Music
DRockstars, the musical talent hunt sponsored by djuice, is all set to start again. This year DRockstars is going to search for a band, with the vision to unite young talents.
A press conference was held to discuss the launching of DRockstars-2, the second edition of the show, at Pan Pacific Hotel Sonargaon. Rubaba Dowla Matin, deputy director, Commercial Division of Grameenphone; Faridur Reza Shagor, managing director, Impress Telefilm Ltd; Hamin Ahmed, president, Bangladesh Musical Bands Association (BAMBA) and Afzalul Hasan Khan, senior marketing manager, Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications International AB were present at the press conference.
DRockstars-2 will have a greater platform and will go to all six divisions in the country for auditions shortly. BAMBA will play a major role in this quest, by helping in organising the talent hunt and judging the contestants. Channel i and Radio Foorti will be media partners of DRockstars-2, with Sony Ericsson joining as co-partner of the programme.
Entries for the competition will start from today. Interested bands have to call 121 from their Grameenphone or djuice numbers to register.
The first youth lifestyle brand of the country, djuice, has always acknowledged and appreciated various ingenious activities of the young generation. DRockstars is an outcome of this effort. The first season of DRockstars was aired last year. Young singers from all over the country participated in the programme and 10 'Drockstars' were chosen from thousands of entries based on solo performances. Recently an album featuring the Top 10 DRockstars from last year was released.


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- Free hot/cold buffet breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
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- 76 smoke-free guestrooms
- Room service
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- Up to 2 children (12 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding, but may not be eligible for free breakfast
- Parents must have child's birth certificate and photo ID *
- No pets or service animals allowed
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- Rollaway beds available, charges may apply*
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If you are traveling with a child your property may require you to present the following documents: Parents traveling into Colombia with a child under 18 may be required to present the child's birth certificate and photo ID (passport for foreign visitors) upon check-in. If a relative or legal guardian is traveling into Colombia with the child, that relative or legal guardian may be required to present a notarized consent of travel signed by both parents and a copy of both parents' ID. If only one parent is traveling into Colombia with the child, that parent may be required to present a notarized consent of travel signed by the other parent. Visitors who plan to travel with children should consult with a Colombian consulate office prior to travel for further guidance.
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
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You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- The national sales tax (19%) is charged upon check-out to citizens of Colombia regardless of length of stay and to foreigners staying 60 consecutive days or more. Foreigners on a tourist visa are exempt from this tax. Furthermore, the tax may apply per room when the room is shared by a taxable and a nontaxable guest.
Optional extras
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of USD 25 per vehicle (one way)
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