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DeMarcus Cousins will play on Friday against the Knicks, but he won't reveal his starters until tip-off.
Dion Waiters helped the Heat defeat the streaking Celtics on Wednesday with 26 points on 11-of-24 shooting, four 3-pointers, six assists and two rebounds.
The Celtics' 16-game win streak came to an end in Miami on Wednesday, despite Kyrie Irving's team-high 23 points, three assists and three steals.
Blake Griffin posted his first triple-double of the season to snap a nine-game losing streak in a 116-103 win over the Hawks on Wednesday, scoring 26 points with 10 rebounds, 10 assists, one steal and three 3-pointers.
Jeremy Lamb started the second half of Wednesday's game for Nic Batum (elbow), posting 24 points (9-of-17 FGs, 3-of-3 FTs) with seven rebounds, five assists, three blocks and three 3-pointers.
Lou Williams made his first start of the season for 20 points with one rebound, eight assists, one steal, six turnovers and three 3-pointers in 37 minutes against the Hawks on Wednesday.
The Hornets extended their win streak to three games on Wednesday, with Dwight Howard chipping in 26 points, 13 rebounds, three assists and one block.
John Wall notched 31 points, 11 assists, one rebound, one steal and one block during an OT load loss on Wednesday, making 13-of-26 FGs and 5-of-6 FTs in 41 minutes.
Wes Johnson made 8-of-10 from the field and both free throws for 24 points against the Hawks on Wednesday, adding one rebound, one assist, one steal, one block and six 3-pointers in 36 minutes.
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The video doesn't show much (it looks like the NT hardware is barely up to the task), but it does stand as a rather odd milestone. The Nook Touch, a $99 ereader, can now do stuff that the $500 iPad cannot. A hacker, working out of his house, has just counted coup on Apple.
Of course, Apple doesn't care, but it's still fun to see a lowly ereader do things that the vaunted iPad cannot. It's an interesting day.

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"Several presentations were given by top defence brass on issues of integration of forces and joint operations. The discussions were held keeping in mind the varied security challenges faced by the nation," Defence Ministry officials said.
Defence Minister A K Antony will address the Conference on May 20.
Emphasising on tri-service operations, the Conference would also dwell upon future of Joint Headquarters, Joint Commands and Tri-Services institutes like National Defence Academy (NDA).
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Marlins notes: Bryan Morris helping bullpen with propensity for throwing strikes
MIAMI — When the Miami Marlins bullpen let leads slip away time and again during the first two months of the season, the front office took action to stop the troubling trend.
Right-hander Bryan Morris was the first move, acquired from the Pittsburgh Pirates for a competitive balance A pick in this month's draft.
Since June 1, his ERA has dropped from 3.80 to 2.57 in eight scoreless appearances with the Marlins. Four of those eight outings have been for multiple innings, including three in a row.
"Mo's been great," manager Mike Redmond said. "He's been lights out, and he's going to be a big part of this team and that bullpen."
The 27-year-old has held opponents to a .200 batting average with 11 strikeouts and four walks in 11 1/3 innings.
Morris credits attacking the zone and his command for the success, though on Thursday, he needed 40 pitches (22 strikes) to finish the seventh and eighth. He matched a season high with three walks and struck out a batter.
Since joining the Marlins, his strike percentage has gone up to 25 percent, when it was 17.1 in March/April and 11.3 in May. The strike-to-ball ratio is 15.9 percent.
That, in turn, has helped his groundball percentage reach 65.7, slightly lower than his 72.7 mark as a rookie in 2012 and higher than his 2013 clip of 57.7. Morris has struck out at least one batter in all but one of his eight outings. This season as a Pirate, he had a five-game stretch without strikeout.
"It's a lot easier to get outs when you've got strike one and in the strike zone consistently," Morris said. "That's the case with every pitcher in the big leagues. When you get ahead consistently throwing strikes with multiple pitches it's a lot easier to get outs. Pitching gets hard when you're behind in the count all the time."
In 35 games upon his call-up last season, Jake Marisnick showed why his defensive skillset is one of the best among outfield prospects.
Marisnick recorded five assists and turned a pair of double plays through the air. He did not commit an error for a perfect fielding percentage.
During the eighth inning of Thursday's 1-0 loss, Marisnick raced in to catch Daniel Murphy's shallow fly to center and threw a rocket to first for another out.
"Jake's got a good arm and aggressive defensively," Redmond said. "He's done a great job out there."
As a club, Marlins outfielders have 13 assists between five guys — Giancarlo Stanton (four), Christian Yelich (four), Marcell Ozuna (two), Reed Johnson (two) and Marisnick (one).
Miami is tied with the Atlanta Braves and Colorado Rockies for third in the National League.
"You see the athleticism out there with him," Redmond said of Marisnick. "Those guys can cover a lot of ground. That's fun, especially in this ballpark. The gaps are big and the ballpark's spacious. When you have fast young guys out here that can cover a lot of ground, pitching wise it's a lot more comforting when you have those guys running around."
Christian Yelich still has not taken batting practice, but has been cleared for swings in the batting cage. Yelich, who is on the 15-day disabled list with a lower back strain, is eligible to return at the end of the month.
"If he continues on the path he's on he'll be able to go out and play some games, be able to go when his day comes," Redmond said.
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Take it slow, dudes. Take it slow.
Really that's the best advice I've got for you right now. And it all has to do with summer being so very close to us here in the United States.
Sure it's still early May and, for most of us, it's still relatively cool, not yet kicking up the sweat-soaked, walking in a warm pool of wet air feeling of summer, but that weather is coming. And we're getting the first breakthrough bits of it right here and right now.
To get ready, you're going to have to take it easy.
By that, I mean you're going to need to move slowly as you reacquire habits that, at the end of summer last year, were second nature and very, very easy.
For instance, by the end of last summer, I surely remembered every day to wear a hat when I went out of the house. Not to keep off the rain, but to keep off the sun. Being bald, I have no hair to shade my poor, helpless scalp. If I didn't wear a hat, I'd get sunburned badly. Again.
Sure I remembered at the end of summer, but at the start? Not a chance. I remember one summer, probably in late April, I went to one of Sarcasmo's soccer games outside. It wasn't that warm. I didn't wear a hat. I got so sunburned, I couldn't sleep on a pillow that night. I felt like I was burning up. And then, after the pain finally went away, the itching began. Horrible.
All because I hadn't yet returned to the habit of wearing a hat outdoors.
It's the same thing with, for instance, shorts. By the time summer took its leave last year, you were used to wearing shorts outside, had a sufficient tan that you didn't need to slather on the sunblock every single time you went outside for more than 10 minutes?
Now, though? With those pasty white legs? Even that darker skin isn't going to protect you as good as it did after a summer's worth of sun. Start slow. Put on a lot of sunscreen when you wear shorts. Make sure to put it on the back of your knees, work it up under the end of the shorts so you don't expose untreated skin when you sit down. Wear sunscreen on your arms, on your face and head.
Nobody wants skin cancer, but getting a sunburn a couple of times a year is a good way to get a nice crop of cancers started. It's not a good thing, dudes. To avoid a lot of the risk, just be covered — either in sunscreen or UVA-blocking clothing.


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- Jan Kremers, Hendrik P. N. Scholl, Holger Knau, Tos Berendschot, Takenobu Usui, Lindsay T. Sharpe
- Journal of the Optical Society of America. A…
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Estimates of the relative numbers of long-wavelength-sensitive (L) and middle-wavelength-sensitive (M) cones vary considerably among normal trichromats and depend significantly on the nature of the experimental method employed. Here we estimate L/M cone ratios in a population of normal observers, using three psychophysical tasks-detection thresholds for… (More)
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To analyze the human red, green, and red-green hybrid cone pigments in vivo, we studied 41 male dichromats, each of whose X chromosome carries only a single visual pigment gene (single-gene dichromats). This simplified arrangement avoids the difficulties of complex opsin gene arrays and overlapping cone spectral sensitivities present in trichromats and of… (More)
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Estimates of the density spectrum of the macular pigment (Wyszecki G, Stiles WS. Color Science: Concepts and Methods. Quantitative Data and Formulas. 1st ed. New York: Wiley, 1967); (Vos JJ. Literature review of human macular absorption in the visible and its consequences for the cone receptor primaries. Institute for Perception. Soesterberg, The… (More)
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The hypothesis that dichromatic behavior on a clinical anomaloscope can be explained by the complement and arrangement of the long- (L) and middle-wavelength (M) pigment genes was tested. It was predicted that dichromacy is associated with an X-chromosome pigment gene array capable of producing only a single functional pigment type. The simplest case of… (More)
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Photopigment optical density (OD) of middle-(M) and long-(L) wavelength-sensitive cones was determined to evaluate the hypothesis that reductions in the amount of photopigment are responsible for age-dependent sensitivity losses of the human cone pathways. Flicker thresholds were measured at the peak and tail of the photoreceptor's absorption spectrum as a… (More)
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The chromatic content (saturation) of monochromatic stimuli (480, 505, 577, and 650 nm) was scaled as a function of field size at three different retinal locations by 58 observers ranging from 18 to 83 yr of age. The different retinal locations (6 deg nasal, 2.5 deg inferior and 6 deg temporal eccentricity) were chosen according to anatomical studies… (More)
- Lindsay T. Sharpe, Andrew Stockman, Herbert Jaegle, Holger Knau, Jeremy Nathans
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Using heterochromatic flicker photometry, we have measured the corneal spectral sensitivities of the X-chromosome-linked photopigments in 40 dichromats, 37 of whom have a single opsin gene in their tandem array. The photopigments encoded by their genes include: the alanine variant of the normal middle-wavelength sensitive photopigment, M(A180); the alanine… (More)
- Stephan E Wolf, Lindsay T. Sharpe, +7 authors Bernd Wissinger
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PURPOSE To visualize by direct fluorescent in situ hybridization the entire human visual pigment gene array on single X-chromosome fibers and to compare the results with values obtained by other molecular techniques. METHODS The size of the opsin gene array on the X-chromosome in eight male subjects was investigated by (i) direct visual in situ… (More)
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The time course and extent of brightness fading in a Ganzfeld were determined for adapting luminances ranging from 0.01 to 100 cd/m2. Magnitude estimation and interocular brightness matching were used. During Ganzfeld adaptation, perceived brightness decreased slowly and leveled off, on average, after 5-7 min (adapting time increasing with luminance). On… (More)
- Holger Knau, Jan Kremers, H . - J . Schmidt, Stephan E Wolf, Bernd Wissinger, Lindsay T. Sharpe
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Molecular genetic studies demonstrate that the human cone opsin gene array on the q-arm of the X-chromosome typically consists of one long-wave-sensitive (L) cone opsin gene and from one to several middle-wave-sensitive (M) cone opsin genes. Although the presence of the single L-cone opsin gene and at least one M-cone opsin gene is essential for normal… (More)


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The Kansas Supreme Court has upheld the involuntary manslaughter conviction of a daycare provider in the 2007 accidental death of an infant.
Michelle Bolze-Sann was sentenced to nearly three years in prison for her role in the suffocation death of the 6-month-old baby. The child died July 2, 2007, after rolling off a bed and becoming trapped between the mattress and the bed's footboard.
In a ruling released Friday, the state Supreme Court upheld the Shawnee County court verdict. Prosecutors said Bolze-Sann violated state laws requiring napping children under 18 months of age to be in cribs or playpens with narrowly placed slats and protective bumpers.
The Topeka Capital-Journal reports the justices rejected Bolze-Sann's claim that the state failed to present sufficient evidence establishing that she acted recklessly.


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I co-wrote an article on the flipped classroom with several other outspoken flipped class advocates. It is posted on thedailyriff.com, but I can point you to the original document if you would rather read it there. The authors were: Myself Aaron Sams - Twitter Jon Bergmann - Twitter Karl Fisch - Twitter Dan Spencer -Read More
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The present application is related to co-pending, commonly owned U.S. patent application Ser. No. 10/707,582, filed Dec. 22, 2003, entitled SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR ANNOTATING DOCUMENTS, which is incorporated herein by reference.
The illustrative embodiments described in the present application are useful in systems including those for document modification and workflow and more particularly are useful in systems including those for collaborative annotation of documents including selective sharing of annotations and selective creation of action item events.
Documents are often created by groups of people that collaborate through iterations of additions, changes and suggestions. Team collaboration is often used when creating or maintaining documents. A principle author may create an original document. Similarly, a principle author may create an initial draft of a document. The principle author typically uses a processing system such as a personal computer with document creation software installed. Once created, the document may be circulated to several team members for annotation. Typically, hardcopy paper printouts are circulated to the team members. The team members then each mark the document as needed and forward the annotations to the principle author or another designated person so that the updates and comments may be processed.
The processing system typically includes a personal computer such as an INTEL PENTIUM � based personal computer using the MICROSOFT WINDOWS XP � operating system. A physical hardcopy printout of the electronic master version of the document may be created using a laser or inkjet printer. Computer systems are typically used to edit and publish each revision of the document. The documents are often word processor data files used with a word processor and the computer systems typically include word processing programs such as MICROSOFT � WORD � (hereinafter "WORD") manufactured by Microsoft Corporation of One Microsoft Way, Redmond, Wash. However, the documents may also include, but are not limited to, business reports, contracts, legal briefs, articles, books, speeches, reports, slide show presentations, financial reports, technical drawings, sales, marketing and advertising materials.
In a traditional document collaboration effort, a principle author or editor creates an original document draft. The copies of the draft are circulated to the group and a member of the group is assigned the task of updating the draft to a new version. The group members typically provide change suggestions or comments by annotating the paper copy and returning it to the editor. The task of updating is usually performed by the principle author or editor and may include adding information, deleting information and/or changing information. There may be many hardcopy comment versions to reconcile and the process may be cumbersome. Furthermore, two or more of the suggestions may present a conflict and the member updating the draft may decide to enter the competing versions as alternatives or resolve the conflict. The process may be iterative as the editor circulates subsequent drafts for comment until the document is finalized.
The draft versions are typically hand-delivered or circulated by mail. More recently, document teams have begun using word-processing systems such as WORD that include some collaborations features. For example, draft versions of WORD documents may be distributed electronically. The team members may enter suggested changes and comments using the Track Changes feature of WORD. The editor then decides which changes to accept. The editing/annotation process may be accomplished in a round-robin fashion, with one single electronic copy circulated to each team member in a serial fashion. Such a system requires that the team members utilize a computer equipped with WORD and may also require that only one team member at a time manually check-out the document to enter suggestions.
Such traditional annotation methods are cumbersome, time-consuming and error-prone when the number of recipients is more than a very small number. Furthermore, such traditional methods do not provide for selective sharing of annotations and for selective creation of action item entries based upon annotations.
The present application describes systems and methods for providing a document annotation manager system for use in team collaboration environment and for providing for selective sharing of annotations in the collaborative environment. Using a digital paper and paper system (DPP), an electronic document is associated with the special digital paper that is used for hardcopy printouts. Each team member may annotate the document using a digital pen. Using the illustrative embodiments described herein, the team member may then selectively choose which annotations to share with which team members. The globally selected annotations are then each displayed with the electronic version of the original draft together with an identifier listing the particular team member and a time stamp for the annotation. The non-globally selected annotations are then displayed as an overlay with an appropriate privacy notice on the electronic versions viewed by only the selected team members.
In a further illustrative embodiment, the user may select a subset of annotations in order to create an action item list such as promoted annotations on a cover page or action item data entries that may be exported to a calendaring system.
The accompanying drawings illustrate presently preferred embodiments of the invention, and together with the general description given above and the detailed description given below, serve to explain the principles of the invention. As shown throughout the drawings, like reference numerals designate like or corresponding parts.
Illustrative embodiments describing systems and methods for the collaborative annotation of documents are described. Digital Pen and Paper systems (DPP) allow a user to capture or digitize handwriting or pen strokes that the user writes on a medium such as a piece of paper by using a processor such as a personal computer. DPP systems include the Sony-Ericsson CHA-30 CHATPEN and ANOTO paper available from Anoto AB of Sweden. However, other digital pen systems may also be utilized. The illustrative embodiments are described with reference to several examples. Furthermore, the embodiments include alternatives such as including the illustrative embodiments of co-pending, commonly owned U.S. patent application Ser. No. 10/707,582, filed Dec. 22, 2003, entitled SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR ANNOTATING DOCUMENTS, which is incorporated herein by reference.
Traditional physical documents are often used in a team environment for collaboration among team members. The systems and methods described in the above reference patent application provide Digital Pen and Paper (DPP) based annotation manager systems. A system described there utilizes a digital pen is distributed to each member of a team along with a hard copy of the document. Each member of the team may write annotations on a common hard copy of the document or an individual copy of the document. Such annotations would be transferred from the physical realm to the digital realm and they would be merged with the original digital document.
Traditional pen and paper tools adequately support groups that are working with a single copy of a document and only need to view the annotations on or near creation time. With all members of the team present in one location, it is easy to identify and/or clarify annotations from the team member even before they are written. However, this is not always the most practical or the most convenient approach for a group.
For example, a user may prefer that her annotations remain private or be shared with only a subset of a team. Accordingly, she may wish to share a subset of her notes with specific individuals. Additionally, a user may want to organize annotations and/or generate action items directly from her handwritten notes. In a traditional paper environment, the user's notes on the paper would be static and inflexible by nature. In the methods and systems described herein, the user is provided a system for manipulating the electronically captured pen stroke annotations to allow organization of the comments and action item creation.
Selective Sharing Annotation Manager System
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The illustrative DCS configuration shown includes an author's personal computer 12 and the original author of a DPP annotation capable document uses an application on the PC 12 such as ADOBE PDF (or MICROSOFT WORD) in step 1 to create the original version of document 14. The document 14 may be printed, but it may also be transmitted electronically in step 2. The DPP processing system in the illustrative embodiment is an instance of the HP FORMS AUTOMATION SYSTEM (HP-FAS) 16 available from Hewlett Packard Company of Palo Alto, Calif. In step 3, the document is sent to storage in the Digitized Document Repository 18. In step 4, a user from a collaborative group of users with personal computers and communications access to the DCS 10 retrieves the document. In step 5, a user sends a print request to the FAS 16. In step 6, the FAS 16 sends a print command to DPP printer 20 that is capable of printing digital paper such as ANOTO paper. In step 7, the digitized document hard copies 24 are provided to the users.
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Sharing specific pieces of annotations on any part of any page can prove to be a difficult challenge. This system overcomes the challenges presented utilizing several techniques including using a special DPP cover sheet as described herein. Alternatively, the left margins of every page of a DPP document are reserved for checkboxes used to indicate a user's intent to share the annotations. In another alternative, the system may utilize gesture recognition of editorial annotations (e.g., *, & %, #, etc.) to mark notes that are to be shared and to indicate which team members should be allowed access to the notes. The system aggregates the annotation digital pen strokes electronically to generate the final version of the electronic document that mimics the physical one. The annotation pen strokes contain information that is useful to identify and manipulate the content. Hence, the user is able to lift digital content onto front of the document in electronic realm. Thereafter, the key contents such as comments, action items, and others can be identified.
This system provides a model in which users can freely annotate a document independent of other members of the group. Once the annotations are made on the same physical document or any other copy of the document, the annotations can be viewed electronically through the system. Users also have the option to share all or specific pieces of their annotations with the entire group or only certain members of the group, thereby supporting privacy and simultaneous collaboration. Annotations are also converted to ASCII text, which allows the user to read annotations more easily and search them if needed. If a user selects to share an annotation with the entire team, it is a public annotation at least in terms of being publicly available to all of the team members. If any team member is not included in the distribution for a particular annotation, the annotation is a non-public annotation. In that case, the annotation has a distribution profile that determines who can access the annotation. The system may render separate versions of the underlying document for each team member based upon the distribution profile for each annotation or may render them when requested by a team member.
In the illustrative system described here, each user is assigned a personal digital pen. The user can then use that pen to make annotations on any digital document create using the DCS. When the user is done annotating a document, the annotation pen stroke information stored on the pen must be downloaded to a corresponding computer such as a desktop computer, a laptop, or a cell phone. The information may be transferred in real time over a wireless link or in some batch mode when the pen is physically docked with the corresponding computer. Once the information is downloaded from the pen and sent to the APS via the HP-FAS service controller, the annotations are stored in a database. A rendering is created for the newly annotated document and any shared documents that may be affected. The user or any team member with authorization may then view the annotations through the AVS.
The APS incorporates much of the functionality described relating to the enhanced sharing of annotations according to the illustrative embodiments described here. When a user is merely viewing her annotations, the system merges the annotations with the background image in a straightforward manner. A different approach is applied when viewing annotations from more than one user merged together. In this embodiment, each team member is registered with the system as a participant in the particular collaboration effort associated with the DPP Document. During the registration process, each pen is assigned a unique annotation color and each pen is associated with a user. All strokes that are made with the pen assigned to a particular user will appear digitally in the assigned color. This approach provides for quick identification if you know which color is assigned to each user.
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One approach for processing the pen strokes would be to add the proper date/time stamp and user information to every stroke. However, that approach would make the document extremely cluttered. Natural handwriting involves lifting up the pen (and thus discontinuing pressure) various times when writing or drawing. This natural property of writing or drawings creates a need for the system to logically group the strokes. The ACS intelligently groups strokes by scoring each of the strokes relative to each other based on how "related" they are. The term "related" refers to how likely two strokes were intended by the user to be a single annotation. This relatedness property has temporal as well as spatial components. It is understood that that 2 or more strokes are related if they are relatively close to one another in time and in space.
The following algorithm is used to estimate the temporal relatedness of 2 or more pen strokes by the following equation:
TR=K1*K2/(TimeDiff)^2 (EQ. 1),
where K1 is a constant that is calibrated according to the following formula:
K1/(TimeDiff)^2=1 for TimeDiff=1 sec (EQ. 2),
where TimeDiff is a parameter that represents the difference the recorded start and times of 2 strokes. This constant allows the time factor to decay very quickly for values greater than 1 second. For values below 1 second, K1 magnifies the time factor. K2 is the relative weight of time dependency with respect to the distance factor. In this illustrative example, K2 is set to 0.1.
A different algorithm is utilized to determine spatial relatedness according to the following formula:
SR=K3*K4/ShortestDistance (EQ. 3),
where K3 is a constant that is calibrated according to the following formula:
K2/shortestDistance=1 for ShortestDistance=� in (85dpi/4) (EQ. 4),
where K4 is the weight of the distance factor relative to the time factor. In this illustrative example, K4 is set to 0.90. K3 allows the space factor to decay slower than the time factor for values greater than � inch. For values below � inch, K3 amplifies the space factor. The parameter Shortest Distance is computed from yet another algorithm that computes the shortest spatial distance between two boxes, where there exists one reference box located in Cartesian coordinate space and a target box that may be located at an arbitrary location in the vicinity of the reference in 2D space. In this context individual strokes or groups of strokes are said to be related if the following test is met according to this equation:
SCORE=TR+SR>some threshold value (EQ. 5).
If the SCORE value for a stroke exceeds a certain threshold, then they are said to be "related" and therefore grouped together. The related score is essentially a formula based on the distance a time between strokes. The thresholds may be discovered by experimentation.
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When two or more team members are collaborating and annotating different physical copies of the same underlying document, they may write annotations in the same area of a page. If these annotations are simply transferred to the electronic realm and merged down onto the page without further processing, it would be very hard to tell what each user wrote because their strokes collide. In order to avoid the collision problem, the APS utilizes a hierarchy of users in which each team member has a corresponding rank. When annotations from two separate users collide, the annotation from the user with higher rank will be shown on the final copy and the other will be ignored. Alternatively, the second annotation may be indicated in the margin or by providing a note indicating where it can be found.
If annotations from two or more users with the same rank collide, then the APS separates the annotations so that they will each fit on the page and will not interfere with each other. The system does this by first properly grouping the strokes of the annotations as described above with reference to the ACS, and then by scaling and positioning the annotations so that they fit on the page and each can be seen. Furthermore, two additional separate versions of the document are made available each including the original annotations fro the two users.
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It has been established that system users do not always want to share all of their annotations with the entire team. Accordingly, it would be beneficial to allow the user to be able to share all or some of the annotations selectively. In this system, a special DPP cover sheet 60 is used to determine how the user wishes to share annotations. Alternatively, similar selection tools can be added in the margins of the physical pages to perform the same function. Therefore, the user is provided with a mechanism to decide which annotations to share with which team members. In order to share specific annotations, the user selects the proper command on the cover sheet and then draws a box around the annotation or annotations that the user wants to share. The box is interpreted as a command to the APS and will not be displayed in the electronic draft of the annotation. As can be appreciated, additional selection mechanisms may be utilized.
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While there are many possible methods for selecting comments for promotion, the illustrative example allows the user to identify the content she intends to convert to action items by circling the content with a bounding stroke. The strokes located within the bounding stroke are considered as the candidates for content rendering. These strokes rendered to image files, and then finally merge onto a digital document such as PDF. The main purpose of this aspect of the system is to allow the user to copy (promote) her comments from the document body onto the front of the electronic rendering of the document in question. Accordingly, the activity is referred to as Content Promotion.
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In a second content promotion example, the user takes notes (annotations) with the digital pen in a normal fashion. The user then checks the Content Promotion checkbox of the cover page. Then, the user circles the annotations to be promoted in a sequential manner on the document body that need to be brought forward. Finally, the user docks the digital pen in the cradle and the system processes the content promotion algorithm to bring a copy of the circled annotations to the cover page in the order that they were circled. The third and forth steps must be completed in order. Furthermore, in the example, the user must circle the contents in a sequential order without being interrupted by any strokes that are not bounding strokes.
The content promotion algorithm includes several steps. Including searching for qualified stroke bounding boxes, rendering the strokes onto a blank page or onto predefined background images and converting the rendered image file or files to a more useful format such as Portable Document Format (PDF).
First, the program searches for qualified bounding strokes. The program gathers all of the pen strokes from the current session and all of those from historical sessions if they exist. Historical sessions for each user on particular document templates are stored in a database and may be retrieved for processing. Each pen stroke contains many parameters including information such as the start and end time of the stroke, the page number of the stroke and the (x, y) coordinates of the stroke. The system then stores or sorts the strokes in time order sequence. Then the system retrieves the latest stroke from the sequence. If the programming is following the first content promotion check box processing example described above, the system finds the latest stroke for whole document and then go through all remaining strokes. The system then finds all strokes in which the bounding falls within the bounding box of the page where the latest stroke is located. These strokes are considered qualified strokes and are then saved to a temporary location that holds strokes targeted for content promotion. After the program loops through the list of strokes on the page, the searching process will stop and the program will move on to the next step if the temporary storage for qualified strokes is empty or if the strokes are located on first page of the document where the check box is located. Otherwise, the stroke will be saved along with its associated end timestamp, bounding box, page number and a list of strokes located within its bounding box.
Secondly, the system renders the qualified strokes onto an image file. The qualified strokes are merged either to blank pages or predefined background images. They are copied to front of the electronic rendering of the physical document and saved in memory. However, the first page of the document 90 that includes the content promotion checkbox requires special rendering. Instead of merging the background image of this page with its strokes, the first page of the document actually generates multiple images where each represents a promoted content. The files for these images are given unique names.
In the third step, the system merges the image files into a PDF file. After the image files are generated, this system merges the image files onto a PDF file using a merging program such as the iText API. In this embodiment, the first page of the PDF file includes all of the promoted content images. The images are organized on the electronic page in time-ordered fashion. Additional information such as, page number and content timestamps are also displayed for user's convenience. The page number and the timestamp are parsed from the file name. The rest of the pages in the PDF file are simply a merger of the background images and the annotation strokes.
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In step 145, the process determines whether the current stroke is newer than the latest stroke from all of the pages. If not, the process returns to step 125. If it is, the process proceeds to step 150 and saves the stroke as the latest stroke of all pages. In step 155, the process starts to loop through all pen strokes on the page that includes the latest pen stroke. If there are more strokes, the system proceeds to step 160. In step 160, the system determines whether the stroke is within the boundary of the latest stroke. If it is not, the process returns to step 155. If it is, the system proceeds to step 165 to store the stroke in a temporary location and then returns to step 155. If there are no more pen strokes after step 155, the system proceeds to step 170.
In step 170, the process determines whether any pen strokes are stored in the temporary location. If there are, the system proceeds to step 175. In step 175, the process determines whether strokes are located on the same page that includes the content promotion check box. If not, the system proceeds to step 180 to save the strokes with page number and bounding stroke timestamp. The process then returns to step 125. If strokes are located on the same page in step 175, the process proceeds to step 185 and ignores the pen strokes and then proceeds to step 195. In step 170, if there are no strokes stored in the temporary location, the process proceeds to step 195.
In step 195, the process determines if it has completed looping through all of the pages. If not, the system proceeds to step 200. In step 200, if the page number is not 1, the system proceeds to step 190 and saves the normal content. To save the normal content, the system merges the page background image with the pen strokes on the page. If the page number is 1, the process proceeds to step 205 to save the promoted content. To save the promoted content, the system processes the saved pen strokes and merges them into images using the page number and bounding stroke timestamp as the image file name.
If the system has looped through all of the pages in step 195, the system proceeds to step 210 and pastes all of the promoted content images onto a PDF file with the bounding stroke time and page number. The system then proceeds to step 215 and pastes and appends all normal content images onto the PDF file. Finally, the process ends in step 220.
The illustrative embodiments of the present application are described with reference to a word processing system such as the MICROSOFT� WORD system. However, the embodiments of the present application may be used with other document creation and editing systems such as CAD systems and presentation systems including MICROSOFT� POWERPOINT. The systems described herein may be implemented using computer software development systems such as MICROSOFT VISUAL STUDIO� and using programming languages such as C and C++ with appropriate libraries. Similarly, a commercial product modification tool such as VISUAL BASIC APPLICATIONS (VBA) may be used to modify a commercial application such as WORD. Alternatively, an open source system such as OPEN OFFICE may be modified to perform the functions described herein.
The processing systems used are typically INTEL PENTIUM� based personal computer, but other computers such as MACINTOSH APPLE computers may be used. Similarly, the processing systems may include, but are not limited to, data processors, keyboards, dictation equipment, drawing tablets, pointing devices, mobile computers, tablet computers, Personal Digital Assistants (PDA), cell phones and digital pens.
The illustrative embodiments described herein utilize the HP DP 250 pen system. However, other digital pens including LOGITECH pens may be utilized. Certain digital pen systems utilize an imaging device to scan or record an image of the pen stroke. Other digital pens use mechanical sensors in order to record a pen stroke. Digital pen systems may utilize positioning systems such as light-based scanning systems including infrared (IR) sources and detectors in order to determine an absolute or relative position of the pen. Those pen systems and the digital pen systems include the LOGITECH IO pen system from Logitech of Freemont, Calif., the N-SCRIBE system available from Digital Ink of Wellesley, Mass. and the E-PEN system available from E-Pen InMotion of Matam, Haifa Israel may be utilized. Similarly, digital pointing device systems including the V-PEN system available from OTM Technologies of Herzliya Israel may be used.
The present application describes illustrative embodiments of a system and method for annotating documents. The embodiments are illustrative and not intended to present an exhaustive list of possible configurations. Where alternative elements are described, they are understood to fully describe alternative embodiments without repeating common elements whether or not expressly stated to so relate. Similarly, alternatives described for elements used in more than one embodiment are understood to describe alternative embodiments for each of the described embodiments having that element.
The described embodiments are illustrative and the above description may indicate to those skilled in the art additional ways in which the principles of this invention may be used without departing from the spirit of the invention. Accordingly, the scope of each of the claims is not to be limited by the particular embodiments described.
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Could it be? Could LA Mill Coffee be opening a retail branch in our home sweet home of Silver Lake, just mere steps away from us on the Boulevard? I thought we were winning the coffee lottery with Intelligentsia opening up in the Junction, but this is just crazy.
We're going from no serious coffee joints to two renowned shops in a matter of months. The word around town is that Rubbish, the store that just vacated LA Mill's future home, will be designing the shop's interior while Cal Asia construction (who also constructed Mozza) is, well, heading up construction.
But for some reason, the LA Mill element of the deal is still very hush hush as I was not able to find it in any of my usual stops for restaurant gossip. A quick call to one of the businesses involved was all it took to produce this happy tidbit for Silver Lake. Now if someone could just assure me that it's a done deal....
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"The Lord has made the heavens his throne; from there he rules over everything" (Psalm 103:19)
Scripture teaches that God "works out everything in conformity with the purpose of his will" (Ephesians 1:11).
"I am the LORD, and there is no other. I form the light and create darkness, I bring prosperity and create disaster; I, the LORD, do all those things" (Isaiah 45:6-7).
This is a subject that has both intrigued and confused those who know what the Bible teaches about it.
A framework:
It is very important to address the subject in the way that the Bible does and to avoid forcing it to conform to theological traditions. In Scripture, "the sovereignty-responsibility tension is not a problem to be solved; rather it is a framework to be explored" (D. A. Carson, Divine Sovereignty and Human Responsibility: Biblical perspectives in tension).
An antinomy:
J. I. Packer suggested that divine sovereignty and human responsibility is best explained as an antinomy— "an apparent incompatibility between two apparent truths."
"It is not a figure of speech, but an observed relation between two statements of fact. It is not deliberately manufactured; it is forced upon us by the facts themselves. It is unavoidable, and it is insoluble. We do not invent it, and we cannot explain it. Nor is there any way to get rid of it, save by falsifying the very facts that led us to it" (J. I. Packer, Evangelism and the Sovereignty of God, p. 18).
Reconciled friends:
Upon being asked how he reconciled divine sovereignty and human responsibility, Charles H. Spurgeon simply replied, "I do not try to reconcile friends."
The truth about God's sovereignty and human accountability is both sobering and encouraging.
Beyond my own comments, I've included several helpful quotes related to God's sovereign election and the moral responsibility of human beings.
"God from all eternity, did, by the most wise and holy counsel of His own will, freely, and unchangeably, ordained whatsoever comes to pass: yet so, as thereby neither is God the author of sin, nor is violence offered to the will of the creatures; nor is the liberty or contingency of second causes taken away, but rather established" (The Westminster Confession of Faith).
God's elect:
The Bible repeatedly refers to God's elect or chosen ones: Israel (Deut. 4:37; 7:6-8a); individuals for salvation (I Thess. 1:4; II Thess. 2:13). The Bible speaks directly about:
- The fact of election: (Mt. 11:27; 22:14; Lk. 18:7; Acts 13:48; Rom. 8:33; Col. 3:12).
- The time of election: (Eph. 1:4; II Thess. 2:13; II Tim. 1:9) Before the foundation of the world.
- The record of election: (Rev. 13:8)
- The basis for election: (Eph. 1:4-11) the kind intention of God's will (Rom. 9:11), God's grace (Rom. 11:5; Eph. 1:7,12), good pleasure (Eph. 1:9), purpose (Eph. 1:11), determinate counsel (Acts 2:23) and Foreknowledge (I Pet. 1:2).
Election: conditioned on the character of God.
God will never do anything contrary His character. Invest some time in these Scriptures reflecting on God's character: Ex. 33:19; 34:5-7; Deut. 32:3-4; Jn. 3:16-17; Rom. 2:11; II Thess. 1:6; I Tim. 2:3-4; Ja. 1:13,17; I Jn. 1:5; 4:8,16.
There is a necessary link between God's character and his treatment of his creation. God's anger, for example, is his right and necessary reaction to objective moral evil. Atonement through Christ was also the only way God could forgive sinners without acting against his own justice. God is both just and forgiving in character. This is where a lot of thinking on the subject of God's sovereignty drifts from what the Bible teaches.
"It is certainly inconsistent with the justice and goodness of God to lay any man under either a physical or moral necessity of committing sin, and then to punish him for doing it" (John Wesley).
"Whatever the Lord pleases, He does, in heaven and in the earth, in the seas and in all deeps" (Ps. 135:6 w/Rev. 4:10). One might ask, "If God controls everything that happens — is he not a cosmic puppeteer pulling our strings when he wants us to dance?" The answer is that this is simply not the way the Bible describes God. The sovereignty of God is unlimited, but it operates consistently with God's character (Titus 1:2).
It would not be right then to view God as a judge who arbitrarily picks some for heaven and some for hell. Nor does Scripture present God as one who deals with people without consideration of their responses to Him. Consider: (Ja. 2:5; I Cor. 1:27ff; I Pet. 5:5-6).
God holds all people accountable for their deeds (Rom. 2:4-9; Rev. 20:15-20). Scripture consistently appeals to humans in a way that recognizes their moral responsibility for the choices they make (Josh. 24:15; I Kings 18:21; Romans 1:21-28; Jn. 11:26; Acts 7:51; 17:30).
"He is the Rock, his works are perfect, and all his ways are just. A faithful God who does no wrong, upright and just is he" (Deut. 32:4). "God is light; in him there is no darkness at all" (1 John 1:5).
Humans are responsible
Scripture will not tolerate any view of God's sovereign control that diminishes human responsibility.
"At no point whatsoever does the remarkable emphasis on the absoluteness of God's sovereignty mitigate the responsibility of human beings who, like everything else in the universe, fall under God's sway. We tend to use one to diminish the other; we tend to emphasize one at the expense of the other. But responsible reading of the Scripture prohibits such reductionism" (D.A. Carson).
Like God's sovereignty, human responsibility is startlingly inclusive. "I say to you," Jesus declared, "that every careless word that men shall speak, they shall render account for in the day of judgment" (Matthew 12:36).
According to Scripture, our decisions constitute real causes that produce real effects — for which we will be held accountable. The wise teacher wrote, "The conclusion, when all has been heard, is fear God and keep His commandments, because this applies to every person. For God will bring every act to judgment, everything which is hidden, whether it is good or evil" (Ecclesiastes 12:13-14).
"God is absolutely sovereign, but his sovereignty never functions in such a way that human responsibility is minimized or mitigated" (see: Psalms 115:2-3, Psalms 135:6, Ephesians 1:11, Acts 17:26, Matthew 6:26, Exodus 21:13, Ruth 1:13, 20, Proverbs 21:1, 16:9, Jeremiah 10:23, Psalms 105:25, Is 45:6-7, Lamentations 3:37-38).
"Human beings are morally responsible creatures—they significantly choose, rebel, obey, believe, defy, make decisions, and so forth, and they are rightly held accountable for such actions; but this characteristic never functions so as to make God absolutely contingent" (D. A. Carson, How Long O Lord?) (see: Joshua 24:14-15, Romans 10:9-11, Exodus 19:4-6, Ezekiel 18:30-32).
What about salvation?
We will never be able to stand before God and say we wanted to be saved but were unable to do so because we were not elected to salvation.
Jesus spoke of both the sovereignty of God and the responsibility of man in relation to salvation (see: Jn. 5:40; 6:44).
"Why is it that people do not come to Christ? Is it that they cannot, or is it that they will not? Jesus taught both. And in this "cannot" and "will not" lies the ultimate antimony between divine sovereignty and human responsibility. But however we state it, we must not eliminate either part. Our responsibility before God is an inalienable aspect of our human dignity. Its final expression will be on the Day of judgment. Nobody will be sentenced without trial. All people, great and small, irrespective of their social class, will stand before God's throne, not crushed or browbeaten, but given this final token of respect for human responsibility, as each gives an account of what he or she has done" (John Stott, The Cross of Christ, pp. 95-96).
We will never be able to stand before God and say we wanted to be saved but were unable to do so because we were not elected to salvation.
"The unbeliever has preferred to be by himself, without God, defying God, having God against him, and he shall have his preference. Nobody stands under the wrath of God save those who have chosen to do so. The essence of God's action in wrath is to give men what they choose, in all its implications: nothing more, and equally nothing less. God's readiness to respect human choice to this extent may appear disconcerting and even terrifying, but it is plain that His attitude here is supremely just, and poles apart from the wanton and irresponsible inflicting of pain which is what we mean by cruelty . . . what God is hereby doing is no more than to ratify and confirm judgments which those whom He visits have already passed on themselves by the course they have chosen to follow" (J.I. Packer, Knowing God, p. 139).
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James Wasserstrom says he was hounded out of the organization in 2008 following a 28-year career after he raised allegations of corruption against top officials at the U.N.'s peacekeeping mission in Kosovo. Wasserstrom fought the U.N. for years and last month was awarded $65,000 by the U.N.'s dispute tribunal – far less than the $3.2 million he's claiming in legal costs, lost wages and emotional distress.
"In view of the facts of my case, and the shameful performance of the United Nations to date in this area, I urge you to report to Congress that it should withhold 15 percent of the Funds appropriated to the United Nations under the 2012 US Consolidated Appropriations Act," Wasserstrom wrote. "This should apply not only to the UN Regular Budget. Especially in view of the fact that the confirmed retaliatory acts – still unaddressed by the Secretary General – took place in a peacekeeping operation, this is also to include 15 percent of the US contribution to the UN's Peacekeeping Budget, per title I of the law."
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"This matter is under consideration for appeal to the United Nations Appeals Tribunal," a UN spokesperson said, "and so of course we cannot comment on it because it is still in litigation."
The Better World Campaign, which advocates for U.S. support for the UN, said withholding the funds would be a mistake.
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