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John Ganter, Sandia National Laboratories
Welcome to the web page (http://www.sandia.gov/gis/tech/avcsus.htm) for this paper, which was presented at the 1996 ESRI User Conference.
In addition to the abstract, this web page version contains
complete text, illustrations, and sample code. Please send any
questions, comments, or corrections to: email@example.com
The effectiveness and efficiency of software development can
be greatly increased by writing modularized code using informal
(styles) and formal (standards) work approaches. Software
development is about connecting pieces into a coherent whole.
Thus consistent work approaches provide a structure that allows
individuals and teams to minimize the time and thought that they
devote to making these connections. These investments in
structure return even more benefits in the maintenance phase when
old code has to be examined by new programmers (or even the same
authors after time has passed). While this philosophy is widely
advocated in the software engineering community, what does it
mean for the Avenue developer?
We present some examples of coding style for Avenue. These
include a simplified form of Hungarian notation
(notationHungarian, stringCustomerName, etc.), script naming
prefixes and suffixes, and options in script headers. We
demonstrate several modular, object-like utility scripts that can
be used alone or combined into other utilities. These include
developer tools such as a System.Echo substitute for Windows, a
Window inspector, and a script for detecting and dealing with
multiple display resolutions.
The quality and ease with which computer applications are developed depends greatly on the effectiveness and efficiency of the developer. Effectiveness means doing the right thing. Efficiency means doing the right thing with minimal effort and wasted motion. The classical advice for increasing effectiveness is to perform careful, iterative design and "don't re-invent the wheel" (Davis 1995, Principle 66). (Design is beyond the scope of this paper, but its absence should not be misinterpreted. This paper suggests some practices for the work that comes after what is assumed to be good, thorough design.) I will present some ideas on how ArcView/Avenue developers can avoid re-inventing both their own and other's wheels.
Another key aspect of software development is respect for
cognition, or human information management. Software is
compiled and executed by computers, but it is written, debugged,
reviewed, edited, and maintained by people. The valuable advice
to "think first of people" (Davis 1995,
Principle 92) can lead to a number of suggestions for developing
habits and mnemonics. A few simple procedures can help compensate
for the passage of time and the limitations of human memory, as
well as helping the person who may inherit or acquire your code.
Style suggests a shared consistency of appearance and organization. In writing code, style can mean anything from the rules of thumb for an individual programmer (informal) all the way to corporate standards that everyone is encouraged or required to follow (formal). Regardless of where an individual programmer falls in this spectrum, coding style is worth cultivating. Before long, it becomes ingrained and you don't even have to think consciously about it. Style and consistency helps your mind, and the minds of code readers or future programmers, to focus on the meaning of code and ignore noise. Stated another way, a program without style may be comprehensible to a compiler but noisy, chaotic, and hard to follow for a person. In this section we will talk about style as it applies to program documentation (headers and comments), and the naming of variables and files in ways that impose a useful structure.
Internal Documentation
Headers: The key to organizing a usable collection of scripts is a well-organized, consistently-applied header. A header can be thought of as the interface between a program and a person. It is also a template that can be used to start new scripts. We are often told to "not judge a book by a its cover," but a programmer must constantly judge programs by their headers. What does this script do? Which version is this? Did Bill make that change in this script? How do I call this thing? These are the kinds of silent questions that programmers ask constantly. The quality of the answers that the header provides has a large impact on the effectiveness of the programmer. The standard Avenue script collection has the AVHeader script that is a good starting point for your (or your team's) customization. I have made a number of enhancements to my own header that are discussed on the avu-aaTemplate page.
Comments: Headers are an important form of comments, which should be used liberally throughout programs. As code is re-used or maintained, by the author and/or others, well-constructed comments become more and more valuable with age. I have found that it pays to review comments about a week after they are written. Try it. You will be amazed. You will find all sorts of omissions and assumptions. Each of these corresponds to the context that was in your mind at the time you wrote the comment, but which is gone now. One week is a good review time, because you can now see the problems but also can remember enough to fix them.
Loops and If...Then...Else constructs are challenging both in construction and maintenance. To debug or modify these structures you have to form a mental construct of them. Careful indentation and comments after each end statement are essential. This will help you to detect and correct the subtle errors that are typical in this kind of logic.
A typical program has more variables than any other construct. Variables are a programmer's nouns; we use dozens, even hundreds in a single application. It follows that any technique that helps us to mentally remember, distinguish, compare, contrast, differentiate, or manage variables can have a big impact. We need a way of making mnemonics. The best way that I have found is what is known as Hungarian notation. Hungarian notation, which was invented by a Hungarian and looks vaguely Hungarian, is popular in C and Windows programming (McConnell 1993). In Hungarian notation, the most significant part of a word goes in the most significant position. In English, this is the leftmost place in a word. For instance, instead of writing
MyNumber ++ MyNewNumber = MyString
we would write
numMy ++ numMyNew = strMy
The advantage is that now you can read each "word" (variable) as type of variable, variable. This is very effective since, in programming, keeping track of the type of things is often as important as the things themselves. Linguists have shown that we read words as shapes. In Hungarian notation, all the numA and numB, and all the strA and strB, begin to look similar. This allows the reader to mentally filter out the types that they are interested in, then focus on the details that differentiate them.
Since coding style has a big impact on maintainability of code, it is a frequent discussion topic in many languages. Visual Basic, perhaps because of its widespread use in corporate IS, has a CompuServe sub-forum (GO VBPJ) devoted entirely to the subject. But style has not received much attention in Avenue. This is ironic since Avenue is a completely untyped language: a variable can be an object, the name of the object (a string object), a number, etc. The Avenue compiler does not care. But Avenue at runtime does care! If you give a Request a string argument, and it is expecting a View object, you're going to hear about it. So it is up to the programmer to create their own coding discipline.
Below are some examples of pseudo-Hungarian notation for Avenue:
Examples of Pseudo-Hungarian Notation for Avenue:
angdTheta angle, degrees, theta angrTheta angle, radians, theta angdAzimuth angle, degrees, azimuth angrInterior angle, radians, interior boolResponse boolean, user response boolExists boolean, exists countLoops count, implicitly a number, for Loop docNew Document object, new one ftMain Ftab object, for Main fieldFrom Field object, From fnInput File Name object, Input fnOutputNew File Name object, Output, the new one fInput File object, Input intPeople Integer, People (must be whole) listSuffixes List object, suffixes listRoutes List object, routes numCount Number, counter numWindowHi Number, Window, height numWindowWi Number, Window, width objChosen Object, undifferentiated strViewName String, View, name viewMain View object, Main vtAddresses VTab object, Addresses
Hungarian takes a little getting used to. One possible objection is that it could increase the length of variable names, and thus the amount of typing that the programmer must do. But I find that I use Cut/Copy-and-Paste Clipboard operations for most variables anyway, so it does not make much difference. If you don't already know the Windows Ctrl-C (copy), Ctrl-X (cut), and Ctrl-V (paste) hot keys, take a few minutes to learn them. Combined with a quick double mouse-click to highlight sections of text, they will save you huge amounts of time and motion.
Since starting to use Hungarian notation seriously, I have
been finding that I can copy whole sections of code from one
script to another, and it fits right in -- the variable names
turn out to be the same. Also, longer, more descriptive names
require less commenting. In looking over my code, I notice that
my usage has evolved and there are some inconsistencies. But
overall, I think that Hungarian notation has greatly improved the
readability, reusability, and maintainability of my code.
Script naming
Hungarian notation is especially useful for script and file names, since it alphabetizes things, again, by type first and individual second. Consider a large Avenue project, with dozens of scripts. By using Hungarian notation, the scripts fall into natural categories. So when you come back in six months and have to work on the Table processing code, voile, all of the table scripts are grouped together in the Project window. There is tableCreate, tableCheck, tableOutput. It all starts to come back to you. The alternative is trying to remember: Did I have a MakeTable? Or was it CreateTable? Is CreateDoc actually a generic script that ??... etc.
Since I like to share scripts and Copy-and-Paste code, I tend to work on several applications with a single huge Project file (backed up hourly at a minimum) containing scores of scripts. So I've taken Hungarian notation one step further. Here is a typical Project window:
You can see the boundary between three categories of scripts. The avu- prefix denotes Avenue utilities. By virtue of names starting with "A," these utilities are always handy at the top of the list. Whenever possible, I write code in the form of a utility so I never have to write it again. Within the utilities, I can find scripts filed by category of Avenue object: App(lication), Doc, List, Symbol, Table, Tool, Window, etc. Simply by placing the name of the object type in a more significant position (to the left), the scripts follow the Avenue object model.
The second category of scripts is an application; the names all begin with eiis-. So, this whole application stays together as a compact cluster in the Project window. The third category is another application, this time beginning with g. Like the other sets, it begins with a Template, which includes a header and is based on the standard template discussed below. But it has some of the header lines filled in with data specific to this application. Many of the scripts also have a -Tester suffix. As the name indicates, this is a ready-to-run test script that illustrates the calling syntax and perhaps shows some useful variations. The idea is to let the programmer quickly try out a script that they may have forgotten, and give them plenty of Copy-and-Paste code snippets.
Compare this to a collection of more typically-named scripts. Your problem: you need to find a script dealing with object tags in Graphics. The first thing you are required to do is search through every single script name in the collection, looking for the phrase graphics. Clearly, if all the scripts associated with Graphics were named "GraphicsXXXX," this task would be greatly simplified.
File naming
Smart naming of files can also save time and jog the memory. When a Script is in a text file, I append the .ave suffix to the filename. I do not use any dot suffix (.ave) for Script objects that are in a Project or open in a script editor (SEd). This helps to keep the various forms of a Script clear. It also is very useful in another way. DOS/Windows and UNIX attach special significance to the .suffix part of a file name. It is easy to list or perform operations on *.ave, as discussed next.
File operations
One of the advantages of having a directory full of Avenue text files is batch operations. For instance, you can search your code for specific words or phrases. This is handy when you need to do something a little complex, and you know you've done it before... but in which script? By using a utility like grep, it is easy to find out and then you can Copy-and-Paste the code.
Another handy search is for flags in your code. For example, I often insert a '!!!! comment as a reminder that a section of code needs to be revisited. The code might need to be checked over, enhanced, made more efficient, etc. Using grep, it is easy to create a "TO DO" list for a whole project. Here are some grep commands that I have found useful:
list all lines that are comments:
grep -n ' *.ave
list all lines flagged with exclamation points:
grep -n '!' *.ave
list all lines with the letters 'ft':
grep -n ft *.ave
list all lines with the phrase 'CALL AS' in my collection of utility scripts:
grep -n 'CALL AS' avu-*.ave
Grep and related utilities like awk, cat, and diff are not limited to UNIX systems. The MKS Toolkit brings grep and most other UNIX commands to Windows 95/NT and other environments. While programmers not raised on UNIX may judge these utilities by their odd names, they are very powerful and complementary to GUI-based tools.
Writing utility scripts is a habit that can return long-term benefits. Most functionality is generic. You may need to throw together a quick prototype, or do more formal development. But there is no reason that either type of development cannot consist of 20-60% new code and 80-40% carefully-crafted utilities that you have assembled from previous projects.
Avenue does not give you much help in code reuse. The developer has to "fake" their own utility libraries, version control systems, objects, object request brokers, etc. But this situation will change, and habits of mind (thinking objects) will be even easier with new tools and techniques (language-supported, user-defined objects). For example, the Boulevard team development environment has just been announced for Avenue. Any developer can achieve code reuse through Copy-and-Paste, cloning of existing scripts, and designing your applications so that a few specialized scripts make calls (the av.Run() request) to a large collection of utility scripts.
The sections that follow are some of the early stages of a
typical software life cycle: a new script, development of
functionality, code monitoring and management, and finally,
runtime configuration. At each stage I will present a few utility
scripts and describe how they assist in the process. Remember, some scripts
call others. Check the 'CALLS TO:' line in the script header for
these dependencies.
Stage 1: A New Script
It is useful to have a standardized template as a starting
point for your scripts. The avu-aaTemplate script is
mine; you can customize it or other templates to fit your own
needs. A new script can be created either from an existing script
or your template. Either way, the avu-DocCloner utility will
make a clone of any active Document (View, Table, Chart, Script,
etc.), and ask you for a new name. If, as suggested above, you
use consistent variable names, cloning a script will often
provide a large amount of re-usable code. This is why, once a
project is underway, I mostly clone new scripts rather than going
back to the template. Chances are, most of the variable names are
already present and can quickly be modified through
Cut-Copy-and-Paste operations.
Stage 2: Development of Functionality
How big is this window? Many applications require that ArcView Windows be resized dynamically. For instance, the windows may need to be tiled in a certain way when the user adds another. Or ArcView may be sharing the desktop with another application. The developer must therefore be able to experiment with window sizes. Under UNIX, the X window manager provides a "digital readout" of window size and position whenever it is resized or moved. Not so in Windows. The avu-WinHowBig script pops up a MessageBox that reports the size (in pixels) of the display and the size/location of the Application and the active Window.
Easier Trigonometry Doing trigonometric calculations and making custom graphics can become interesting in mixed coordinate systems (i.e. coordinates may have a mixture of positive and negative values). Avoiding standard angles (where 0 is east) and using azimuths (0 and 360 are north, 90 is east, 180 is south) can greatly simplify matters. The avu-Line2Azimuth script accepts two X,Y pairs (the start and end point of a line), and returns an azimuth.
Echoing in Windows Debugging code, especially loops, is often easier if you can System.Echo a string to a window. Unfortunately, there is no way to do this under Windows, Macintosh, and other non-UNIX environments. The avu-EchoSED script uses a SEd script editor window for echoing. The user can then save, copy, or print the SEd, which may be an advantage even on UNIX systems.
Stage 3: Script Management
Printing long lines in scripts Printing out scripts is useful for debugging, reviewing code, and making hardcopy backups. Since Avenue has no line continuation character, it is sometimes necessary to have long lines of code in scripts. If you are writing an article or report with code in it, you may have to insert awkward comments like "next two lines are one line," etc. Most Windows print drivers will, instead of wrapping or ignoring characters on long lines, print them on separate pages. The avu-PrintWrapper script will wrap lines, with a line continuation character of your choice. The avu-PrintWrapperCaller script will operate on the Selected scripts in the Project window. If you want to print out scripts in a compact form, the UNIX lp -dprinter -o2up file command will print two columns per page. For DOS/Windows, the 4Print utility appears to offer similar functionality.
Make safe text files often ArcView Project files (.apr) are large, complex, and have been known to become corrupted. It's a good idea to make safer Avenue text files frequently. The avu-ScriptSaver script is a modified version of the SaveScript file that is included in the Avenue code library. It allows you to choose a directory, saves all the Selected scripts in the Project window, and preserves long, mixed case filenames. The avu-ScriptSaverCaller script is a helper application that can be invoked by a Button. The avu-DocList and avu-DirectoryGet scripts also help out.
Stage 4: End-User, Runtime Configuration
Once an application is in the field, being run by a user, all
sorts of things can occur. One of the most common, especially
under Windows, is a change in display resolutions. For instance,
you may have developed an application using a 800x600 pixel
display, but the user may only have a 640x480 pixel display. The
script avu-AppSizeFix,
when run as a startup script (or from a startup script), will
help manage this situation by adjusting the size of the ArcView
App(lication) object.
Life is too short, and the carpal tunnels too tender, to write unnecessary code. This paper has suggested, as have many articles and books by software engineers, that code should be viewed as an investment with a life-cycle. The classic advice for those who want to be effective (do the right things) and efficient (do the right things with minimal effort) is: Design. Prototype on paper. Design some more. Build with components. Treat your code base as a re-usable investment. Do it right the first time. Here I have attempted to bring these principals down to ground level for the practicing Avenue developer. Cultivating habits of style, like Hungarian notation, can quickly become a painless procedure that returns benefits in the readability and comprehension of code. Coding habits, like the development of object-style utility scripts, can allow the developer to amass a collection of pseudo-objects long before there is built-in Avenue support for them. The net results of these habits and disciplines is that the developer can write less code, in less time, which works better and more reliably.
This work was supported in part by the Transportation Data
Analysis and Visualization, Energy Intelligence Information
System (EIIS), and Dynamic Simulation Systems and GIS projects at
Sandia National Laboratories. This work was supported by the
United States Department of Energy under Contract
Davis, A. 201 Principles of Software Development. McGraw-Hill, 240 pgs.
McConnell, S. 1993. Code
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Content Economics Could Play In Cable's Favor5/28/2012 12:01 AM Eastern
Boston — Programmers might ultimately hold
the knife that inflicts the fatal wound to over-the-top
television services, a panel of cable analysts
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The recent ratings problems at Nickelodeon,
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on Netflix and other subscription video-on-demand
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Nickelodeon ratings have plunged more than 30% in the
past several months, in part because of cannibalization
by Netflix. Sanford Bernstein media analyst Todd Juenger,
who in a report in April compared set-top data from TiVo
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decline, first pointed out this trend.
Other programmers, like Time Warner Inc. CEO Jeff Bewkes,
have cited Netflix and other subscription VOD services
as a factor in depressing ratings, as Hodulik noted.
On a recent earnings call, Bewkes pointed out that Cartoon
Network, which does not have a Netflix deal, saw its
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date, Deutsche
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Topics: Health Reform, Medicaid, States, Politics
Feb 06, 2014
The study by consulting firm Avalere Health concludes that less than a third of the 6.3 million who have signed up for Medicaid have done so because of the health law's expansion of eligibility. Developments in Virginia and Florida are also covered.
The Washington Post: Fewer Than 2 Million Signed Up For Medicaid Under The Health Law, Report Says
Between 1 million and 2 million Americans signed up for Medicaid last year because of the health-care law, according to a new report suggesting that many of the people who have joined the program since the initiative's rollout in October would have done so absent the law. The Obama administration has said that 6.3 million people were determined to be eligible for Medicaid between October and December. But the study, from health-care industry consulting firm Avalere Health, suggests that only a fraction of the enrollments are strictly the result of the health-care law (Somashekhar and Sun, 2/5).
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Gov. Terry McAuliffe used the occasion of his first bill-signing Wednesday to make a far-reaching pitch for Medicaid expansion as an economic development tool. Saying he's flexible about the details, hungry to find bipartisan compromise and "willing to work with anybody, around the clock, 24 hours a day, seven days a week," McAuliffe (D) said that the commonwealth should seize the chance to insure hundreds of thousands of low-income Virginians under the new health-care law — for their sake, and the sake of the economy (Laris, 2/5).
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Loudoun County area hospitals have joined a statewide lobbying effort launched by the hospital industry to urge the Virginia General Assembly to expand Medicaid eligibility in Virginia. The hospitals face an uphill battle trying to persuade local lawmakers, nearly all of whom are Republicans. GOP members in the General Assembly have generally resisted the expansion of Medicaid eligibility in Virginia, citing problems with the program and potential long-term costs to Virginia taxpayers (Barnes, 2/5).
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This is part of Kaiser Health News' Daily Report - a summary of health policy coverage from major news organizations. The full summary of the day's news can be found here and you can sign up for e-mail subscriptions to the Daily Report here. In addition, our staff of reporters and correspondents file original stories each day, which you can find on our home page.
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text: Sony SRS-X9 Wireless speaker system with Apple® AirPlay® and Bluetooth® Zoom Front Back Front (alternate) Front (grille removed) NFC touch pairing with compatible phone (not included) USB input for playing and charging (phone not included) Photos Videos Item #: 158SRSX9 Be the first to write a review Low Stock Free Crutchfield lifetime tech support Free Shipping Your price $699.99 Add to cart + Add to wishlist Email me alerts for this product See more offers and ways to save Special Financing Available x By buying this product you'll earn up to 0 Rewards points. When you sign up for a Crutchfield account, you'll be enrolled in Crutchfield Rewards. You'll earn one point for every dollar you spend on gear from us. You can turn your points into Rewards Cards that you can use toward future purchases. You can sign up for an account now, or after you complete your purchase (you'll get credit for the points either way). Sign up for a Crutchfield account Overview Details Customer Reviews Q&A Articles & Videos Our take on the Sony SRS-X9 by Jeff Miller The SRS-X9 features a total of 7 drivers plus 2 passive radiators. Beauty and brains The Sony SRS-X9 exudes style, with its piano black gloss finish, an elegant glass top featuring touch-control buttons that illuminate when your hand hovers over them, and subtle gold trim around the tweeters. But it's what you find "under the hood" that really makes the SRS-X9 a gem of a wireless speaker. This system comes with state-of-the-art wireless playback options such as Wi-Fi®, AirPlay, and high-quality Bluetooth aptX. The SRS-X9 can also play high-resolution music files for better-than-CD sound quality. The time Sony spent developing, creating, and tweaking the speaker's hardware and technology definitely paid off. High-tech design for powerful sound Remove the metal grille with the provided magnet tool and you'll see what makes this system really tick — five of the SRS-X9's seven drivers. In the center, a woofer sits surrounded by dual passive radiators. Two midrange drivers and a pair of tweeters are found on either side. To make the most of their space, Sony used their Magnetic Fluid drivers for the midranges, which are thinner and more efficient than typical speakers. There's a second pair of tweeters placed on top of the speaker to provide more spacious sound. The soundfield produced by this single speaker system is extremely impressive, fueled by an eight-channel S-Master® HX digital amp pumping in 154 watts of total sonic muscle. Enjoy high-resolution music Sony developed the noise-reducing amp with high-resolution audio in mind, and the SRS-X9 is capable of 24-bit/192kHz playback. It handles lossless and uncompressed music files including FLAC and DSD through a USB Type A or Type B connection. But if you are streaming or playing files that may not inherently be the best — such as your favorite MP3 playlists — Sony's added an enhancement mode to restore some of the elements that can get lost with compressed music files, including high frequency response. Connectivity without compromise When choosing an audio system these days we often have to prioritize: do we want to go for sound quality or convenience? When they built the SRS-X9, Sony clearly thought this was an unfair choice. Not only have they paid close attention to delivering an excellent audio experience, but they've also included the latest technologies to make sure you can easily access your music: Modest yet good-looking design Read more Connect the speaker to your Wi-Fi network with an assist from Sony's SongPal app for iOS® or Android™, available in Google Play or the App store. When connected, your stored music, Pandora Internet radio stations, even music stored on a DLNA connected computer can all be accessed directly from the app. Pair it with your Bluetooth device of choice, even streaming at CD-quality with aptX® audio. Use its built-in Apple AirPlay technology to wirelessly play music from an iPad®, iPhone®, or computer running iTunes. Plug your computer, tablet, or phone into the USB Type A or B jack for music playback, including high-resolution music files. It will also charge your phone's battery. Connect just about anything that has a headphone jack to the 3.5mm aux input. Spotify® Connect friendly When your iOS or Android device and speaker are synced up to your Wi-Fi network, there is another way to play music wirelessly if you have a Spotify Premium account. The SRS-X9 becomes an option for the Spotify Connect feature of the Spotify app, found in the form of a "speaker" icon at the bottom right-hand corner of the "play" screen. Spotify Connect is a new way to use your phone or tablet to select, play, and control music from your Spotify account through the speaker. Since the music is streaming through the Wi-Fi connected network, you don't have the range restrictions of Bluetooth. You can also make a phone call, play a video, or use an app on your device without interrupting the music coming from the SRS-X9. Highlights:high-performance powered speaker system featuring high-resolution audio playbackWi-Fi connection for playing music stored your phone or tablet, and streaming from services including Pandora and SpotifyBluetooth wireless audio streaming with aptX support for better sound with compatible devicesApple AirPlay lets you stream music wirelessly from your iPod touch®, iPhone®, iPad®, or computerDLNA for streaming music from Android smartphones, tablets, and compatible PCsSpotify Connect compatibleminijack auxiliary inputUSB Type A and Type B inputs for playback from your phone, tablet, or computerrecharges your phone via included USB Type A to USB mini charging cablecapable of playing AAC, AIFF, DSD, FLAC, MP3, WMA, and WAV file formatsEthernet jack for connection to a wired home networkNFC touch pairing with compatible phonesfree downloadable Sony SongPal app helps connect the speaker to your wireless network and controls playback, volume, and sound levelsDSEE and ClearAudio+ sound modes for restoring compressed musicbuilt-in woofer with dual passive radiatorstwo Magnetic Fluid midrange driversfour tweeterseight-channel S-Master HX digital amplifieramplifier power: 154 total wattsfrequency response: 45-40,000 Hzcleaning cloth and speaker grille removal tool includedslim wireless remote16-15/16"W x 5-1/4"H x 4-15/16"Dweight: 10.4 lbs.warranty: 1 year parts, 90 day laborOur 60-day money-back guarantee Hands-on research from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) What's in the box? | In-depth notes Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual Active wireless speaker system 5' AC power cord Remote control (RMT-CX9) Two "AAA" batteries 2 Plastic posts Cleaning cloth "Enjoy Music Over Your WiFi Network" booklet Reference Guide Important Information Warranty Card Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Features Audio Section: The Sony SRS-X9 wireless speaker system houses two top-firing 0.75" super tweeters, two front-firing 0.75" tweeters, two front-firing 2" midrange drivers, a single front-firing 3.75" bass woofer, and dual front-firing rectangular passive radiators for dynamic, impactful sound. The system's employs eight S-Master HX digital amplifiers rated at 2W x 2ch (for super tweeters) + 25W x 2ch (for tweeters) + 25W x 2ch (for midrange) + 25W x 2ch for subwoofer for undistorted high-quality sound even at loud volume levels. The SRS-X9 also incorporates three Sony-unique audio technologies to revitalize your favorite compresses digital music tracks. DSEE HX: DSEE-HX enhances high-frequency audio response and upscales existing audio signals from MP3, AAC, ATRAC, and WMA music file to high-resolution levels. ClearAudio+: ClearAudio+ renders a vibrant soundfield with immersive bass, full mids, and pronounced highs for all your music tracks (available through Sony SongPal app for Apple iOS and Android). Sound Enhancer: The Sound Enhancer contains seven EQ presets (R&B/Hip-Hop, Pop, Rock, Latin, Flat, Jazz, Classic) and one custom 5-band EQ preset to tailor your music to your listening preference. Dual USB Ports: The Sony SRS-X9 speaker system is fitted with two USB ports; one USB (type-B) port for computer audio streaming and one USB (type-A) port for streaming audio from a USB mass storage glass device. The included IR remote offers basic playback control, such as Play/Pause and Previous/Next Track. However, advanced music navigation and song/artist information will still have to be done from your USB-connected device. USB Type-B Port: The Sony SRS-X9's rear-panel USB (type-B) port lets you stream 192kHz/24-bit high-resolution music directly from your Windows PC or Mac computer to the speaker system. Compatible computers include Windows 7/8/Vista/XP and Mac OS X 10.6+. A Windows PC will require a download of Sony's HD Audio Player software driver. Supported audio formats include MP3, WMA, WMA lossless, AAC, FLAC, AIFF, ALAC, and DSD. USB Type-A Port: The SRS-X9 is also equipped with a rear-panel USB (type-A) port that allows you to connect a USB mass storage class (MSC) memory device; such as your Android smartphone (Froyo/Gingerbread OS only), Sony Walkman, or USB thumbdrive. You can enjoy MP3, Linear PCM, WMA, AAC, WAV, FLAC, ALAC, and AIFF music files on your USB device through the Sony speaker system. USB portable audio devices that can be charged via USB will be charged when plugged into the unit's USB port (5V/2.1A). Network Connectivity: The Sony SRS-X9 features a rear-panel Ethernet (RJ-45) port and built-in WiFi that allow you to connect the speaker system to your home network via a hardwired or wireless connection. By connecting the system to your home network you are able to stream select online music services, access audio files on your DLNA music server, or enjoy your iTunes music library via AirPlay. The following system environment is required to use the network function of this speaker system. Broadband Line Connection: A Broadband line connection to the Internet is required in order to listen to select online music services. Modem: This is the device that is connected to the broadband line to communicate with the Internet. Some of these devices are integrated with the router. Router: Use a router compatible with 100 Mbps or greater transmission speed to enjoy content on your home network. 802.11 b/g compatible wireless router for WiFi connection (2.4GHz only). LAN Cable (CAT5): A LAN cable (CAT5) is required for hardwired connection. WiFi Security: WPS, WEP 64-bit, WEP 128-bit, WPA/WPA2-PSK (AES), or WPA/WPA2-PSK (TKIP) Online Music Services: You can listen to select music services offered on the internet with the Sony SRS-X9 speaker system. You'll be able to enjoy some of the web's most popular internet radio services through these built-in services; like Pandora, TuneIn, & Music Unlimited (as of 6/18/2014). The SongPal app for Apple iOS and Android is required in order to select between music services. Once a source is selected the included IR remote can be used for basic playback control, such as Play/Pause and Previous/Next Track. Spotify Connect: With the Spotify app on your Apple iOS or Android smartphone, you've got instant access to millions of songs. And now you can stream those same songs from your smartphone to the Sony SRS-X9 by using Spotify Connect; simply hit play on the app to start streaming music. What's more, when you've been listening to Spotify on your smartphone outside and come inside, the song immediately begins to stream to the speaker system for uninterrupted music enjoyment. You can also personalize playlists and receive phone calls while listening to music. The Spotify app for Apple iOS/Android devices and a premium account are required. Apple Device Connectivity: The Sony SRS-X9 speaker system supports iPod, iPhone, and iPad connectivity via its front-panel USB port and built-in AirPlay technology. AirPlay: AirPlay lets you stream your favorite songs directly from your iPod touch, iPhone, and iPad, or from your iTunes library on your PC or Mac to the Sony SRS-X9 speaker system, over your home network connection. By downloading Apple's free Remote app onto your iPod touch, iPhone, or iPad you don't even need to be in the same room as the components or your computer to play, pause, skip, and stop the songs in your iTunes music library. To use the AirPlay feature you need a Mac or Windows-based PC running iTunes (10.2.2 or later) connected to your wireless home network. Your iPod touch, iPhone, and iPad must have iOS 4.3.3 or later installed and connected to the same wireless home network. USB Direct: The Sony SRS-X9 supports digital music playback from an iPod, iPhone, or iPad using its front-panel USB (type-A) port. Simply plug your compatible Apple device into the receiver's front-panel USB port, using the cable that came with your iPod/iPhone/iPad. Stored music and music apps from your connected Apple device can be played through the AV receiver, bypassing the iPod/iPhone D/A converter for better sound quality. The included IR remote offers basic playback control, such as Play/Pause and Previous/Next Track. However, advanced music navigation and song/artist information will have to be done from your Apple device. Your Apple iPod/iPhone's battery will be charged while connected to the receiver (max. 2.1A). Note: Click here for Apple device compatibility. DLNA: The Sony SRS-X9 speaker system is DLNA certified. By connecting the Sony SRS-X9 to your home's network, you can listen to music wirelessly stored on your Windows Vista/7/8 PC or a DLNA (ver.1.5) compatible media server. Compatible music formats include MP3, Linear PCM, WMA, AAC, WAV, FLAC, ALAC, and AIFF. The included IR remote offers basic playback control, such as Play/Pause and Previous/Next Track. However, advanced music navigation and song/artist information will still have to be done from your DLNA server or compatible PC. Bluetooth: The Sony SRS-X9 features built-in Bluetooth (version 3.0) with support for A2DP/AVRCP wireless audio streaming and multiple audio codecs, like aptX, AAC, and SBC. The speaker system also offers Simple Secure Pairing (SSP) and Near Field Communication (NFC). Simple Pairing: The SRS-X9 pairs wirelessly and effortlessly with Bluetooth enabled devices (up to 9) with a single press of a button. Bluetooth-enabled devices (like Android 2.3.3 or later) that have Near Field Communication (NFC) are even easier to pair with; simply touch the device to the NFC logo on the speaker and they're paired. NFC Easy Connect app is needed for your Android device, unless you have Android OS 4.1 or later installed. Once paired, the speaker system will automatically re-connect to your device when within range (up to 33'). Wireless Audio Streaming: You'll be able to wirelessly stream stored music and music apps from your Bluetooth-enabled Apple device, Android smartphone/tablet, portable audio player, laptop, or PC to the Sony SRS-X9 speaker system. The SRS-X9 is compatible with a wide range of Bluetooth music codecs, including the high sound quality aptX for Android, AAC for Apple iOS, and SBC for other Bluetooth devices. The speaker automatically selects the optimum compatible codec for your Bluetooth device so you can enjoy high-grade wireless sound. The included remote offers basic playback controls, such as Play/Pause and Previous/Next Track. You'll continue to use your Bluetooth-enabled mobile device for advanced music navigation and song/artist information display. Note: Due to the differences in Bluetooth technology, some Bluetooth enabled devices may be incompatible, function improperly, or may not support all features when used with the Sony SRS-X9 system. Aux Input: In addition to Bluetooth and Network connectivity, the Sony SRS-X9 is fitted with a 3.5mm auxiliary input for connection of almost any portable audio player with a headphone output. Remote Control: The Sony SRS-X9 offers wireless remote control via the included IR remote or SongPal app for Apple iOS and Android. IR Remote: The speaker system includes an IR remote control for wireless operation of the system. It includes Power On/Off, Source Selection, Volume Up/Down, Mute, Play/Pause, and Previous/Next Track. SongPal Remote App: By downloading Sony's free SongPal remote app (from iTunes or Google Play), you can use your Apple iOS (6.0+) or Android (2.3+) device to control the Sony SRS-X9 speaker system via a WiFi network connection. From the SongPal remote app, you can select music sources and customize sound settings of the speaker system. You'll be able to browse music stored on your DLNA music server or computer, as well as access the system's built-in online music services. The SongPal app will display song/artist information and album art on your compatible smartphone or tablet. The SongPal app also provides WiFi connection setup for the SRS-X9 system from your smartphone. AC Power: The Sony SRS-X9 speaker system operates off of standard household current using the supplied 5' AC power cord. Be the first to review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $500 rewards card Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. Review title * Email Your email won't be visible. Please use the email address that is associated with your order. 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Specifications of Lenovo Essential G Series G560 (59-322321) Laptop
ProcessorBrandIntelTypeCore i5Variant540MChipsetMobile HM55 ExpressCache3 MBClock Speed2.5 GHz with Turbo Boost Up to 3.06 GHz
MemoryRAM2 GBExpandable MemoryYes; Up to 8 GBMemory Slots1 (Unused Slot - 0)
PlatformOperating SystemFree DOS
StorageHardware InterfaceSATARPM5400 rpmHDD Capacity500 GB
DisplaySize15.6 InchesResolution1366 x 768 pixels
DimensionHeight35.5 mmWidth376 mmWeight2.7 KgDepth250 mm
CommunicationEthernet10/100/1000M GigabitWireless LANYes; Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/nBluetoothYes; v2.1
AudioInternal MicYesSpeakersYes
GraphicsProcessorIntel HD 3000 (Integrated)
InputWeb CameraYes; 0.3 MPPointer DeviceTouchpadKeyboardStandard Keyboard with Numpad
PowerBattery BackupUp to 3 hrsPower Supply65 Watts AC AdapterBattery Cell6 Cell; Lithium-ion
Ports/SlotsMic InYesRJ45 LANYesHDMI PortYesVGA PortYesMulti Card SlotYes
Over all Review of Lenovo Essential G Series G560 (59-322321) Laptop
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Essential features with inexpensive price, the Lenovo Essential G Series G560 (59-322321) Laptop is competently opted for inexpensiveness and all rounder capabilities. It comes with the powerful Intel core i5 1st generation 2.53Ghz With Turbo Boost up to 3.066Ghz with 3MB cache memory to offer you unswerving performance while gaming, multimedia and computing. The set 2GB system memory and 500GB hard disk offers expediency and handiness when it comes to speed and storage. Preloaded with free Disk operating System, this laptop supports installation of high-end OS such as Windows 7 with its encouraging configurations; this give you inexpensiveness as well as autonomy of choice for OS. The 15.6-inch HD LED Glare Display with its1366 x 768p resolution offers vivacious and eye-catching images with the help of incorporated Intel HD Graphics 3000 GPU. The 0.3MP webcam always serves you when you are in urgent need of video chats. A Standard Keyboard with Numeric Keypad and Gesture based touch pad; what an awesome set of Transmissibility and user-friendliness. It also comes with a Audio Jack, Speakers, in built Mic, and Tray-in Rambo Optical DVD Drive that represents the multimedia handling potential of this sensible device.
Robust body, Black Matte color and classy outer cover, the laptop is all about exquisiteness combined with performance and fashion. The operational ports totals as HDMI Port, VGA Port, USB Port, Multi Card Slot, RJ45 LAN and Audio pin offering you greater litheness for dealing with peripheral devices. The Wi-Fi IEEE 802.11 b/g/n and Bluetooth v2.1 allows flawless data swapping devoid of any multifarious wires. Finally, powered with a 6 Cell Lithium-Ion battery, the Lenovo Essential G Series G560 (59-322321) Laptop weights nearer 2.7kg with 376mm x 250mm x 35.5mm dimensions.
The athletic and matt look with a trendy style makes the Laptop enticing and convincing to those watching it for the very first time. Having black matt outer finish assorted with radiant material and the Logo of Lenovo; the Lenovo Essential G Series G560 (59-322321) Laptop has a copious featured set of functionality. The front side of the Laptop is blessed with a 15.6 inches HD LED Glare Display and a set of intuitive keyboard and touch pad that offers you full expediency while accessing the visual Interface. Glancing at the sides, there lie down a set of HDMI, VGA, USB,RJ45 and Multicard slot giving you the liberty of accessing wide range of peripheral devices. The 6 Cell Lithium-Ion offers 3 hours of exhilarating know-how with games, pictures and movies. With all rounder competence, the laptop weights quite heavier at 2.7kg and measures 376mm x 250mm x 35.5mm.
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According to some studies we can find out that Ejalucating doesn't harm the health if it is done in a controlled way and it prevents cancer and is good for health. So is it haram in Islam? According to what i know, Islam allows one to drink Alchohol if its required for saving his life so if Ejalucation can help us to protest cancer and it can preserve our health, then why would it be considered haram?
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The question has been closed for the following reason "The question is answered, right answer was accepted" by abdul_wasay May 19 at 09:31
Yes. The view among the scholars (based on authentic proof from Qur'an/Sunnah) is that masturbation is disliked (mukruh) to say the least and forbidden (haram) to say the most.. majority saying it is forbidden. [And I will add, since some scholars discuss this, if you fear that you will fall into zina, i.e premarital sex (major sin), then it is better to commit the minor sin (masturbate) than to commit the major sin (zina).]
And your analogy is not valid, my dear brother. There are many ways that you can try to prevent cancer without having to masturbate (sin). It is a statement from a scholar among the Salaf that you will not find the 'cure' in something forbidden. The harm of masturbation is clear. So try to avoid it.
The real solution to satisfying your desires is to get married. Or to fast, which reduces sexual energy. These are the two ways suggested by our beloved Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم.
It doesn't help you to prevent from cancer. No link between them. I'll challenge you to prove ur statement in the light of science.
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Here's a quote from ScienceDaily, published January 27, 2009:
Men who are very sexually active in their twenties and thirties are more likely to develop prostate cancer, especially if they masturbate frequently, according to a study of more than 800 men. However the UK research team also found that frequent sexual activity in a man's forties appears to have little effect and even small levels of activity in a man's fifties could offer protection from the disease. Most of the differences were attributed to masturbation rather than sexual intercourse.
(May 19 at 08:56) Paulus
The study, led by the University of Nottingham, looked at the sexual practices of more than 431 men who had been diagnosed with prostate cancer before the age of 60, together with 409 controls. Men who took part in the study were asked about all aspects of their sex life from their twenties onwards, including how old they were when they became sexually active, how often they masturbated and had intercourse, how many sexual partners they had had and whether they had had any sexually transmitted diseases.
(May 19 at 08:57) Paulus
"We were keen to look at the links between sexual activity and younger men as a lot of prostate cancer studies focus on older men as the disease is more prevalent in men over 50" says lead author Dr Polyxeni Dimitropoulou, who is now at the University of Cambridge.'
(May 19 at 08:57) Paulus
A 2003 Australian study found that men who ejaculated more than five times a week were a third less likely to develop prostate cancer. According to this study: 'Disease-causing toxins build up in your urogenital tract and when you rub one out, you flush the bad guys out of your system'.
Another study claimed that masturbation reduces nasal congestion. Ah…..now I know - at the age of 69 - why my snout is permanently blocked!
(May 19 at 08:58) Paulus
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Stage 4 lung cancer. Small cell carcinoma.
Im not sure what Im looking for. Prayers? Hugs? Support? Advice? Medical opinions? A miracle? Please?
..that feeling you get in your stomach, when you heart's broken. It's like all the butterflies just died.
I am so sorry hun. You are in my prayers.
In my effort to be *concise*, I often come off as blunt and harsh. Sorry, don't mean to be offensive.
Sending you and your mom everything I've got.
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That's the same form my mom had.
Best advice I can give you is become her health advocate, weighing each procedure and proposed treatment very carefully.
She'll need someone in her corner.
AJ's MOM
"Truth has no special time of its own. Its hour is now - always." - Albert Schweitzer
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Sending hugs and prayers. We've been through something very similar (swap lung for gastric). Please PM me anytime.
"Oh, why do my actions have consequences?" ~ Homer Simpson
"She knew my one weakness: That I'm weak!" ~ Homer Simpson
I'm so sorry. Saying prayers.
Hugs and prayers, Sweet friend.
Sending along my prayers to you and your mother.
Think of the haters in your life as sandpaper; theyll scratch you up time and time again but in the end youre polished, smooth, and spotless..while they end up useless
We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.
What I can tell you, my dad was 72 when diagnosed, July 13 was day of diagnosis Aug 26 he passed, it was fast for him, he received radiation treatments to alleviate pain, and pain medication nothing for life prolonging procedures as nothing would have helped
I agree with AJ's mom, be her advocate, let her wishes be heard, my biggest concern with my dad became him not being in any pain, I couldn't bare to see him suffer
I spent as much time as I could with my dad, I was lucky that I could, I had known others with this form of cancer and they didn't last long, time with my dad became precious
You and your family are in my prayers,
Bless you.
(((Hugs and strength.)))
The people you do your life with shape the life you live
Praying for a miracle for the two of you
I'm so sorry to hear this news.
Make the most of whatever time you have left together with her. This is such a difficult thing to go through, but it is a gift that you know now and can plan for the end (should this be the end).
Thinking of you and sending you and your mom strength.
Just spend all the time with her that you can.
I will keep you and your mom in my prayers. Sending you strength as well.
I'm so sorry... my prayers are with you.
Spend as much time with her as you can. Hold her hand. Reminisce. Ask her lots of questions about her youth and your childhood.
Everybody, soon or late, sits down to a banquet of consequences.
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So incredibly sorry. I lost my Mom this year. Sending you lots of hugs and prayers.
"I could have missed the pain, but I would have had to miss the dance." Garth Brooks
This is usually an aggressive cancer. Please be there for her, and support her in her decisions, and always encourage her to consider quality of life vs quanity.
Also please talk with her and her treatment team about options in palliative care, and Hospice.
One thing I have found is many, too many people wait until it's far too late to get the benefit of these fields of practice. Both allow your mom and family to know that cure isn't an option (when it becomes clear that it isn't) and that you switch focus from "Get Well, Get Well Get Well" to "Ok we cant' fix this, but we can treat you in a manner that will give you the most quality with time you have left."
It can be amazing for patients and families to actually be given the opportunity to wrap things up, make ammends if needed, and eventually say their goodbyes. It also helps the families to grieve a bit.
((((and strength and peace))))
My Mom is a former nurse, she worked in radiation oncology. One thing she offers to do for friends/ friends of friends is to go to the doc appointment with them. She can take notes and ask the right questions, then be able to explain them later to the patient.
You are so emotionally raw while in the doc appointments, it would be good to bring someone else with you to take notes/ask questions.
"For whatever we lose, like a you or a me, it's always ourselves we find in the sea" ee cummings
But. I have spoken to my aunt who was with her when she was diagnosed. She told me the truth, no sugarcoating. (Mom tends to only tell us what she thinks we need to know to "protect" us..she has always done this.) I am a realist. My mom has been in poor health for a long time. She has lived off cigarettes and pepsi for 30 years..with a little food tossed in for good measure. She is very frail.
She has stopped smoking. That is HUGE. I stopped by her place a few weeks ago,unexpected, and she was gone. I cleaned up a bit. On the way home I realized what had been bothering me and asked my FWH if he recalled smelling smoke at her house,or if he say any ashtrays. He didn't. And yesterday, the house smelled smoke free.
We are all being very positive, telling her of course she will be here when Chasity gets out of jail. We are lying. We all know that isn't true.
She is getting help from various agencies in town. She got her wigs yesterday.
I did really good. While I helped her put on her wig...while she was telling me if there is anything I want of hers I can take it now..or later...and I didn't cry while she was going through pics and giving them to me. But I did cry when we were leaving. No sobs,just tears. She told me not to cry,that she isn't scared. That she is worried about us(her children) but knows we will be ok.
I sobbed uncontrollably all the way home.
Thank you for the prayers,hugs, and kind words.
My dad has been diagnosed with lung cancer. We haven't gotten any other details yet. My heart goes out to you-I'm still a little numb.
Millions of hugs to you.
Others have posted most of what I would have (advocacy, quality vs. quantity, ...) but one are that I don't see is her estate. Hope this doesn't sound insensitive but it is pragmatic. This advice springs from a situation that developed with a family member who was diagnosed in early December a couple years ago and died the end of January, maybe 8 weeks later.
Ensure her affairs are in order sooner vs. later because later may come sooner than expected. If she owns a home or other property, probate may be avoided if titled in such a way as to pass automatically upon death to the survivors. Knowing what she has and where is important; accounts, property, etc. Ensure any deeds or other legal documents have every detail correct; a mistake can make the best-laid planning get blown to smithereens. Getting her to establish durable POA with a trusted family member is also very important.
Sending you strength.
..there are no words!!!
just sending hugs and prayers to you, your mom and your family.
I'm really sorry...you and your mom are in my prayers
My tolerance for stupid shit is getting less and less.
Just saw this thread. My condolences and best wishes to you and your family.
An extra big hug because you deserve it.
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The investment firm, called GTCR, is a Chicago-based private equity firm that according to its website manages over $8 billion in capital investments. GTCR has been accused of selling the entity to a shell corporation owned by the elderly man, under fraudulent circumstances in order to avoid the judgments it faced, which stemmed from lawsuits arising out of allegations of abuse and neglect against the various nursing homes owned by the nursing home company. Shell companies are often legal entities, like LLCs, created for the transfer of assets or ownership as well as liability, and have often played a role in fraudulent dealings meant to avoid liabilities and the like. Such fraudulence is illegal and punishable in civil and criminal courts. In this case, the allegations entail not just the simple sale, but a rather complex intricate series of transactions meant to help mask the perceived fraudulence of a sale to a man that GTCR allegedly did not even know.
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