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NBA -- Curry sizzles for 40 in Warriors' win over HeatBy Roman Garay, PhilBoxing.com, Thu, 27 Nov 2014
MIAMI -- Stephen Curry burned the Miami Heat for 40 points on Tuesday night and the Golden State Warriors improved to 11-2 for the season following a hard-fought 114-97 victory at the American Airlines Arena.
Curry co Read Full Story >>>
NBA -- Bucks work the boards for 50 rebounds to thwart PistonsBy Dong Secuya, PhilBoxing.com, Thu, 27 Nov 2014
CHICAGO -- Brandon Knight's leadership at point, OJ Mayo's explosiveness on the wings and Jabari Parker's versatility proved too much for the Detroit Pistons on Tuesday night.
Knight registered 20 points and eight he Read Full Story >>>
Manny Pacquiaos Lack of Power Is Just An IllusionBy Dennis Cruz, Boxing Buzz, Thu, 27 Nov 2014Manny Pacquiao was obviously far, far better than Chris Algieri last Saturday night and the proof was an incredibly one-sided unanimous decision that saw the Filipino icon register six official knockdowns over twelve rounds. However, he did not stop Algieri and that fact adds fuel to the fire when i Read Full Story >>>
Stick to boxingBy Editorial, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Thu, 27 Nov 2014Manny Pacquiaos victory over previously undefeated American Chris Algieri showed just how much he still has to offer the boxing world.
The expected knockout didnt happen, yes, and Pacquiaos matches that went the distanceor at least the ones he woncontinue to stretch farther out from that N Read Full Story >>>
Provodnikov: Win over Castillo is First Step Back To TitleBy Ryan Burton, BoxingScene.com, Thu, 27 Nov 2014BoxingScene.com caught up with former WBO junior welterweight champion Ruslan Provodnikov (23-3) who is only two days away from his fight against former light weight champion Jose Luis Castillo (66-12). The fight, which takes place in Moscow, will be Provodnikov's first fight in his native Russia Read Full Story >>>
PHOTOS: PACQUIAO HERO'S WELCOME IN SARANGANIPhilBoxing.com, Wed, 26 Nov 2014
GENERAL SANTOS CITY (November 26, 2014) - Gov. Steve Chiongbian Solon joins the Boxing Champ Manny Pacquiao and his entourage on a motorcade on Monday, November 24, within General Santos City and Sarangani Province. Gover Read Full Story >>>
BERNALDEZ REMAINS UNBEATEN IN DUMAGUETE ALA-COBRA BOXINGPhilBoxing.com, Wed, 26 Nov 2014
Mark Machete Bernaldez kept his undefeated record with a majority decision win over Christian Abila in a ten round non-title main event of the ALA- Cobra Tunay na Lakas fight card last Tuesday at the City Hall Quadra Read Full Story >>>
COACH DOOLEY TO MAKE CHANGES FOR VIETNAM GAMEBy Ronnie Nathanielsz, PhilBoxing.com, Wed, 26 Nov 2014
Azkals coach Tom Dooley has indicated he will make some changes to the side that scored a smashing 4-0 victory over Indonesia in the AFF Suzuki Cup on Tuesday to clinch a place in the semi finals when the Philippines plays ho Read Full Story >>>
Makati City throwing its own hero's parade for Manny PacquiaoGMANews.tv, Wed, 26 Nov 2014After coming home to a hero's welcome in General Santos City on Monday, boxing icon Manny Pacquiao will get a victory parade in Makati City on Thursday.
The Makati City government on Wednesday said it will fete Pacquiao with an assembly in City Hall and a victory parade toward Ayala Avenue lea Read Full Story >>>
Expendables 4 To Be Set In The Philippines Following Manny Pacquiao Joining The Cast; Vicious Rebel General To Be Role Of The Filipino Boxer?By Gunther Barbosa , KDrama Stars, Wed, 26 Nov 2014It looks like new details about the upcoming Expendables 4 movie has been revealed following the news of Manny Pacquiao joining the cast.
The upcoming Expendables 4 movie would be set in the Philippines with Manny Pacquiao as one of the antagonists in the film.
In a report by Morrison Hennigan Read Full Story >>>
Algieri advised to hire new trainerABS-CBN News, Wed, 26 Nov 2014ESPN boxing analyst Dan Rafael believes American boxer Chris Algieri needs to find a new trainer after the poor job that his current coach, Tim Lane, did during his welterweight title fight against Manny Pacquiao last weekend.
Lane has drawn both criticism and ridicule for their game plan against Read Full Story >>>
KONCZ TO NEGOTIATE IBF SUPER FLYWEIGHT ELIMINATOR FOR JERWIN ANCAJASBy Ronnie Nathanielsz, PhilBoxing.com, Wed, 26 Nov 2014
Manny Pacquiaos adviser Michael Koncz who handles super flyweight Jerwin Ancajas under Pacquiaos MP Promotions, is set to negotiate for an IBF title eliminator for the hard-hitting southpaw following his impressive 3rd r Read Full Story >>>
ALJOE JARO TO PUSH FOR WORLD TITLE FIGHT FOR DENVER CUELLOBy Ronnie Nathanielsz, PhilBoxing.com, Wed, 26 Nov 2014
Promoter/manager Aljoe Jaro will push for a world title fight for No. 4 ranked World Boxing Council minimum weight contender Denver Cuello when he attends the 52nd WBC Convention from December 14 to 19 at the Mirage Hotel in Read Full Story >>>
What Chris Algieri & Marcos Maidana Show Us About Manny Pacquiao & Floyd MayweatherBy Ivan G. Goldman, Boxing Insider, Wed, 26 Nov 2014Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones says he wants Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao to fight in his Texas stadium.
Maybe someone should inform him that he shouldnt count his turnstiles before they turn, in case this particular fight never, ever happens.
The only element thats changed this t Read Full Story >>>
Ruslan Provodnikov: I think Floyd Mayweather is taking more punches than he ever did beforeBy Robert Brown, OTR Boxing Radio, Wed, 26 Nov 2014Recently I had the chance to interview former 140lb would champion, Ruslan Provodnikov. A number of topics were discussed including his upcoming fight with seasoned veteran and former world champion, Jose Luis Castillo, his loss to Chris Algieri, his thoughts on a possible fight between Floyd Maywea Read Full Story >>>
Pacquiao must look beyond MoneyBy Ron Shillingford, CayCompass.com, Wed, 26 Nov 2014Manny Pacquiao would love to fight Floyd Money Mayweather Jr. in his next bout but the brash champ is still being evasive to committing to the only contest that sports fans are baying for.
Pacquiaos boring one-sided victory over Chris Algieri in Macau on Saturday was just another routine nigh Read Full Story >>>
MARK NELSON TO REFEREE CRAWFORD-BELTRAN WBO LIGHTWEIGHT TITLE FIGHTBy Ronnie Nathanielsz, PhilBoxing.com, Wed, 26 Nov 2014
Danny Nelson of the United States will be the third man in the ring when lightweight champion Terence Crawford defends his title against No. 1 contender Raymundo Beltran at the CenturyLink Center in Omaha, Nebraska on Su Read Full Story >>>
Roach calls Floyd washed-upBy Nick Giongco, Tempo, Wed, 26 Nov 2014Hong Kong If ever they cross paths in 2015, celebrated trainer Freddie Roach said over the weekend that his top fighter Manny Pacquiao will walk through Floyd Mayweather Jr.
After steering Pacquiao to a rousing victory over Chris Algieri at the Cotai Arena in Macau lst Sunday, Roach believes Ma Read Full Story >>>
Manny Pacquiao: Fight Between Me And Mayweather Hopefully To Happen In May Next YearBy Sean Crose, Boxing Insider, Wed, 26 Nov 2014Youre sick of it. I feel your pain.
Youve been told so often, so many times, that the long awaited Manny Pacquiao-Floyd Mayweather fight is in the works, only to have all that hope evaporate into the ether.
Youre sick of being left at the altar, of being jilted and jaded, of telling your f Read Full Story >>>
RESURRECTING MANNYBy Mark F. Villanueva, PhilBoxing.com, Wed, 26 Nov 2014
The Venetian Macau - It's been a while since Manny Pacquiao had knocked out an opponent cold and the drumbeats are on, conjuring a distant memory of a quivering Hatton. American boxer Chris Algieri comes in as seemingly the Read Full Story >>>
ALA still negotiating with Servania foeBy Edri Aznar, Sun.Star Cebu, Wed, 26 Nov 2014GENESIS Servania wont be fighting in Hungary, for now.
ALA Promotions is still working hard to bring the interim World Boxing Organization (WBO) super bantamweight fight to Servanias hometown in Bacolod City.
Thats not confirmed yet, ALA Promotions President Michael Aldeguer told Sun.Star Read Full Story >>>
Promoter needlessly risking Jose Luis Castillo's long-term healthBy Kevin Iole, Yahoo! Sports, Wed, 26 Nov 2014TAPEI -- Boxing promoters are notorious for undermatching their top fighters until it's time to cash in on them.
But what promoter Arthur Pellulo of Banner Promotions is doing for Ruslan Provodnikov's fight on Saturday is risking Jose Luis Castillo's long-term health at even greater risk by givin Read Full Story >>>
Provodnikov: I'm Happy Pacquiao Taught Algieri a Lesson!By Gregory Stangrit, BoxingScene.com, Wed, 26 Nov 2014Ruslan "Siberian Rocky" Provodnikov (23-3, 16KOs) was very happy with the way his Wild Card stablemate, Manny Pacquiao, handled Chris Algieri (20-1, 8KOs) on Saturday in Macau, China. Algieri was knocked down six times and lost a very lopsided twelve round decision on scores of 120-102, 119-103, 119 Read Full Story >>>
Op-Ed: Algieri lacks experience in the ring but promising career awaitsBy Leo Reyes, Digital Journal, Wed, 26 Nov 2014Former WBO light welterweight champ Chris Algieri has won the respect of fight fans not for his recent loss against elite fighter Manny Pacquiao but for his ability to withstand massive attack during his 12-round encounter against Pacquiao last weekend.
With 20 career wins leading up to his title Read Full Story >>>
Roach says Manny will knock out FloydBy Abac Cordero, The Philippine Star, Wed, 26 Nov 2014HONG KONG Freddie Roach went straight to the point when asked about the possibility of Manny Pacquiao finally facing Floyd Mayweather inside the ring.
Well knock out Floyd, said Roach.
Pacquiao hasnt knocked anybody out in five years and came very close to one last Sunday when he knocked Read Full Story >>>
Algieri bout an insult to Pacquiao By Recah Trinidad, PhilBoxing.com, Wed, 26 Nov 2014
Hong Kong (on board Cebu Pacific flight AJ190) Cries of foul, trash, farce against the sham of a world welterweight boxing championship in Macau on Sunday started to resonate as the tailend of Manila boxing fans headed h Read Full Story >>>
Three greatest Pinoy fightersBy Joaquin Henson, The Philippine Star, Wed, 26 Nov 2014Theres a must-read, one-off boxing magazine that just hit the stores and I was lucky to pick up a copy of the 164-page publication The Annual 2015 by Londons Boxing News at a bookstore in the Hong Kong International Airport coming home from Macau the other day.
Boxing News is the worlds ol Read Full Story >>>
DEC. 13 "ROYAL BATTLE: KHAN VS. ALEXANDER" ELEVATED TO FOUR-FIGHT SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING®PhilBoxing.com, Wed, 26 Nov 2014
ABNER MARES VS. JOSE R Read Full Story >>>
FIGHTERS ON DEC. 6 BARCLAYS CENTER CARD SHARE TRAINING CAMP UPDATES AND TELL WHAT THEY ARE THANKSFUL FOR THIS THANKSGIVINGPhilBoxing.com, Wed, 26 Nov 2014
BROOKLYN (Nov. 25, 2014) - With just over a week until fight night and a couple of days before the Thanksgiving holiday, fighters on the Saturday, Dec. 6 card at Barclays Center shared updates from their camp and talked ab Read Full Story >>>
Derrick Webster to take on Obodai Sai TONIGHT at the 2300 Arena in South PhiladelphiaPhilBoxing.com, Wed, 26 Nov 2014PHILADELPHIA, PA (November 25, 2014) - Tonight at the 2300 Arena a in South Philadelphia, undefeated Super Middleweight Derrick "Take it to the Bank" Webster in the main event of Parx Casino Tuesday Night Fights.
The show is promoted by Joe Hand Promotions & D and D Management.
Webster (17-0, Read Full Story >>>
LEWKOWICZ INKS LIGHTWEIGHT JAIRO LLANES TO A PROMOTIONAL DEALPhilBoxing.com, Wed, 26 Nov 2014Promoter Sampson Lewkowicz of Sampson Boxing is proud to announce the signing of lightweight prospect Jairo "Jimmy" Llanes (7-0-1, 6 KOs) to a long-term exclusive promotional contract.
From a fighting family, Llanes, from Los Mochis Sinaloa, Mexico, is the son of former Mexican Junior Middleweigh Read Full Story >>>
It's official: Pascal taking on Bolonti; Hyppolite, Butler & Ulysse on PPVundercardPhilBoxing.com, Wed, 26 Nov 2014MONTREAL (Nov. 25, 2014) --- Jean Bédard, the president of InterBox, announced that the NABF Light Heavyweight Champion, Jean Pascal (29-2-1, 17 KOs), will combat Argentina's Roberto Bolonti (35-3, 24 KOs), instead of Donovan George (25-4-2, 22 K-.O.) next December 6, at the Bell Centre. This decisi Read Full Story >>>
Pacquiao could be throwing punches at Mayweather for less payBy Agence France Press, The Standard (HK), Wed, 26 Nov 2014Manny Pacquiao is open to taking a smaller purse in a dream match-up with undefeated American Floyd Mayweather, the Filipino boxing hero's business manager has revealed.
"The talks are already going on," Eric Pineda said. "It's more of what the fans want. It's not about the pay. That's the least o Read Full Story >>>
Top 5 Manny Pacquiao opponents not named Floyd MayweatherBy Sean Costales , ProBoxing-fans.com, Wed, 26 Nov 2014No Mayweather vs. Pacquiao, No Problem:
Manny Pacquiao's 12-round dismantling of the over-matched but game Chris Algieri once again has the sports world clamoring for the long awaited showdown between the Filipino whirlwind and boxing's long reigning pound for pound king, Floyd 'Money' Mayweather Read Full Story >>>
Pacquiao/Algieri: "On The Run" [Vol.V]: Chinese Food & KFCBy John Gatling, Examiner.com, Wed, 26 Nov 2014About an hour prior to Manny Pacquiao's utterly dominant perfomance this past Saturday night at The Venetian in Macau, China, I sat down and outlined exactly what I thought would happen on 24.7 The Stream in Chicago.
During my live on-air interview with host Todd Bates, he paused to reflect on th Read Full Story >>>
Mayweather or Who Cares?: Post-Pacquiao Report CardBy Cliff Rold, BoxingScene.com, Wed, 26 Nov 2014Being its closing in on the Christmas season, lets pretend fight fans have been more nice than naughty. Twitter timelines may indicate otherwise, but like kids waiting for Santa, impatience can be well earned.
For five years, there has been one capital S superfight. Its past time to get it Read Full Story >>>
Quijano: Anatomy of a mismatchBy Jingo Quijano, Sun.Star Cebu, Wed, 26 Nov 2014BY NOW, everybody seems to be scratching their heads on how the Manny Pacquiao-Chris Algieri fight came into naissance considering it turned out to be such a horrible mismatch.
Remember though that Algieri was never the first option and promoter Bob Arum had already pre-booked the venue and the d Read Full Story >>>
Ring Ratings Update: Crawford, Beltran to vie for RING lightweight titleBy Chuck Giampa, RingTV.com, Wed, 26 Nov 2014The vacant RING lightweight championship will be on the line on Saturday when WBO titleholder Terence Crawford takes on Raymundo Beltran in his hometown of Omaha, Nebraska.
Crawford is THE RINGs No. 1-rated lightweight; Beltran is the magazines No. 2 contender.
The month of November, especia Read Full Story >>>
Rigondeaux Uncensored on HBOBy James Lopez, Tha Boxing Voice, Wed, 26 Nov 2014HBO is an exceptionally high quality premium network. They have been airing memorable boxing fights for more than 40 years, and the network has received many accolades along the way. Despite their enormous amount of success, much criticism has been drawn to HBO as of late. The network has been accus Read Full Story >>>
Cruisin for a Bruisin Chisora vs. Fury PreviewBy Mohummad Humza Elahi , Boxing.com, Wed, 26 Nov 2014
A lot depends on Furys conditioning and concentration; one drop of the hands and Chisora could make him pay
Two Different Men
If you take Tyson Fury at his word, the animosity between himself and Dereck Chisora is real. Judging by the video clip of him falling over trying to jump over a Read Full Story >>>
Ring Muggings: Part FiveBy Ted Sares, The Boxing Tribune, Wed, 26 Nov 2014Hes a testament to what people can do
I think hes got an important message for a lot of people, especially those with diabetes. Janet Gorman, a nurse with the Central Ohio Diabetes Association.
A somewhat flabby James Buster Douglass was coming off a six-fight winning streak against decen Read Full Story >>>


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Oracle AppsLab
Behold: The Simplified UI Rapid Development Kit
Editor's note: The recent release of the Oracle Applications Cloud Simplified User Interface Rapid Development Kit represents the culmination of a lot of hard work from a lot of people. The kit was built, in large part, by Friend of the 'Lab, Rafa Belloni (@rafabelloni), and although I tried to get him to write up some firsthand commentary on the ADF-fu he did to build the kit, he politely declined.
We're developers here, so I wanted to get that out there before cross-posting (read, copying) the detailed post on the kit from the Usable Apps (@usableapps) blog. I knew I couldn't do better, so why try? Enjoy.
Simplified UI Rapid Development Kit Sends Oracle Partners Soaring in the Oracle Applications Cloud
A glimpse into the action at the Oracle HCM Cloud Building Simplified UIs workshop with Hitachi Consulting by Georgia Price (@writeprecise)
Building stylish, modern, and simplified UIs just got a whole lot easier. That's thanks to a new kit developed by the Oracle Applications User Experience (OAUX) team that's now available for all from the Usable Apps website.
The Oracle Applications Cloud Simplified User Interface Rapid Development Kit is a collection of code samples from the Oracle Platform Technology Solutions (PTS) Code Accelerator Kit, coded page templates and Oracle ADF components, wireframe stencils and examples, coding best practices, and user experience design patterns and guidance. It's designed to help Oracle partners and developers quickly build—in a matter of hours—simplified UIs for their Oracle Applications Cloud use cases using Oracle ADF page types and components.
The kit was put to the test last week by a group of Hitachi Consulting Services team members at an inaugural workshop on building simplified UIs for the Oracle HCM Cloud that was hosted by the OAUX team in the Oracle headquarters usability labs.
The results: impressive.
During the workshop, a broad range of participants—Hitachi Consulting VPs, senior managers, developers, designers, and architects—learned about the simplified UI design basics of glance, scan, commit and how to identify use cases for their business. Then, they collaboratively designed and built—from wireframe to actual code—three lightweight, tablet-first, intuitive solutions that simplify common, every day HCM tasks.
Sona Manzo (@sonajmanzo), Hitachi Consulting VP leading the company's Oracle HCM Cloud practice, said, "This workshop was a fantastic opportunity for our team to come together and use the new Rapid Development Kit's tool s and techniques to build actual solutions that meet specific customer use cases. We were able to take what was conceptual to a whole different level."
Workshop organizer and host Ultan O'Broin (@ultan), Director, OAUX, was pleased with the outcome as well: "That a key Oracle HCM Cloud solution partner came away with three wireframed or built simplified UIs and now understands what remains to be done to take that work to completion as a polished, deployed solution is a big win for all."
Equally importantly, said Ultan, is what the OAUX team learned about "what such an Oracle partner needs to do or be able to do next to be successful."
According to Misha Vaughan (@mishavaughan), Director of the OAUX Communications and Outreach team, folks are lining up to attend other building simplified UI workshops.
"The Oracle Applications Cloud partner community is catching wind of the new simplified UI rapid development kit. I'm delighted by the enthusiasm for the kit. If a partner is designing a cloud UI, they should be building with this kit," said Misha.
Ultan isn't surprised by the response. "The workshop and kit respond to a world that's demanding easy ways to build superior, flexible, and yet simple enterprise user experiences using data in the cloud."
The Oracle Applications Cloud Simplified User Interface Rapid Development Kit will now be featured at Oracle OpenWorld 2014 OAUX events and in OAUX communications and outreach worldwide.Possibly Related Posts:
- Hot Oracle Applications User Experience News
- Oracle OpenWorld and JavaOne 2014 Cometh
- Some Applications UX Nuggets
- A Roadtrip to Amsterdam
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Context in UX – What It Is, What It Isn't, and Why It's Important
Our location is relentlessly tracked by our mobile devices. Our online transactions – both business and social – are recorded and stored in the cloud. And reams of biometric data will soon be collected by wearables. Mining this contextual data offers a significant opportunity to enhance the state of human computer interaction. But this begs the question: what exactly is 'context' ?
Consider the following sentence:
"As Michael was walking, he observed a bat lying on the ground."
Now take a moment and imagine this scene in your mind.
Got it? Good.
Now a few questions. First, does the nearby image influence your interpretation of this sentence? Suppose I told you that Michael was a biologist hiking through the Amazonian rain forest. Does this additional information confirm your assumptions?
Now, suppose I told you that the image has nothing to do with the sentence, but instead it's just a photograph I took in my own backyard and inserted into this post because I have a thing for flying mammals. Furthermore, what if I told you that Michael actually works as a ball boy at Yankee stadium? Do these additional facts alter your interpretation of the sentence? Finally, what if I confessed that I have been lying to you all along, that Michael is actually in Australia, his last name is Clarke, and that he was carrying a ball gauge? Has your idea of what I meant by 'bat' changed yet again? (Hint – Michael Clarke is a star cricket player.)
The point here is that contextual information – the who, what, where, and when of a situation – provides critical insights into how we interpret data. In pondering the sentence above, providing you with context – either as additional background statements or through presumed associations with nearby content – significantly altered how you interpreted that simple sentence.
At its essence, context allows us to resolve ambiguities. What do I mean by this? Think of the first name of someone you work with. Chances are good that there are many other people in the world (or at your company if your company is as big as Oracle) with that same first name. But if I know who you are (and ideally where you are) and what you are working on, and I have similar information about your colleagues, then I can make a reasonably accurate guess as to the identity of the person you are thinking of without you having to explicitly tell me anything other than their first name. Furthermore, if I am wrong, my error is understandable to you, precisely because my selection was the logical choice. Were you thinking of your colleague Madhuri in Mumbai that you worked with remotely on a project six months ago? But I guessed the Madhuri that has an office down the hall from you in Redwood City and with whom you are currently collaborating? Ok, I was wrong, but my error makes sense, doesn't it? (In intelligent human computer interactions, the machine doesn't always need be right as long as any errors are understandable. In fact, Chris Welty of IBM's Watson team has argued that intelligent machines will do very well to be right 80% of the time – which of course was more than enough to beat human Jeopardy champions.)
So why is the ability to use context to resolve ambiguities important? Because – using our example – I can now take the information derived from context and provide you with a streamlined, personalized user experience that does not require you to explicitly specify the full name of your colleague – in fact, you might not need to enter any name at all if I have enough contextual background about you and what you are trying to do.
When it comes to UX, context is actually a two-way street. Traditionally, context has flowed from the machine to the user, where layout and workflow – the consequence of both visual and interaction design – has been used to inform the user as to what something means and what to do next. But as the availability of data and the complexity of systems have grown to the point of overwhelming the user, visualizations and interactions alone are not sufficient to stem the tide. Rather, context – this time emanating from the user to the machine – is the key for achieving a more simplified, personalized user experience.
Context allows us to ask the right questions and infer the correct intentions. But the retrieval of the actual answers – or the execution of the desired task – is not part of context per se. For example, using context based on user identity and past history (demographic category, movies watched in the past) can help a recommendation engine provide a more targeted search result. But context is simply used to identify the appropriate user persona – the retrieval of recommendations is done separately. Another way to express this is that context is used to decide which view to put on the data, but it is not the data itself.
Finally, how contextual information is mapped to appropriate system responses can be divided into two (not mutually exclusive) approaches, one empirical, the other deductive. First, access to Big Data allows the use of machine learning and predictive analytics to discern patterns of behavior across many people, mapping those patterns back to individual personas and transaction histories. For example, if you are browsing Amazon.com for a banana slicer and Amazon's analytics show that people who spend a lot of time on the banana slicer page also tend to buy bread slicers, then you can be sure you will see images of bread slicers.
But while Big Data can certainly be useful, it is not required for context to be effective. This is particularly true in enterprise, where reasonable assumptions can be made from a semantic understanding of the underlying business model, and where information-rich employee data can be mined directly by the company. Are you a salesperson in territory A with customers X, Y, and Z? Well then it is safe to assume that you are interested in the economic climate in A as well as news about X, Y, and Z without you ever having to explicitly say so.
So in closing, the use of context is essential for creating simple yet powerful user experiences – and like the term 'user experience' itself, there is no one single implementation of context – rather, it is a concept that should pervade all aspects of human computer interaction in its myriad of forms.Possibly Related Posts:
- Applications User Experience Wants You . . .
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Personal Assistant or Creepy Stalker? The Rise of Cognitive Computing
I just got back to my hotel room after attending the first of a two day Cognitive Computing Forum, a conference running in parallel to the Semantic Technology (SemTech) Business Conference and the NoSQL Conference here in San Jose. Although the forum attracts less attendees and has only a single track, I cannot remember attending a symposium where so many stimulating ideas and projects were presented.
What is cognitive computing? It refers to computational systems that are modeled on the human brain – either literally by emulating brain structure or figuratively through using reasoning and semantic associations to analyze data. Research into cognitive computing has become increasingly important as organizations and individuals attempt to make sense of the massive amount of data that is now commonplace.
The first forum speaker was Chris Welty, who was an instrumental part of IBM's Watson project (the computer that beat the top human contestants on the gameshow Jeopardy). Chris gave a great overview of how cognitive computing changes the traditional software development paradigm. Specifically, he argued that rather than focus on perfection, it is ok to be wrong as long as you succeed often enough to be useful (he pointed to search engine results as a good illustration of this principle). Development should focus on incremental improvement – using clearly defined metrics to measure whether new features have real benefit. Another important point he made was that there is no one best solution – rather, often the most productive strategy is to apply several different analytical approaches to the same problem, and then use a machine learning algorithm to mediate between (possibly) conflicting results.
There were also several interesting – although admittedly esoteric – talks by Dave Sullivan of Ersatz Labs (@_DaveSullivan) on deep learning, Subutai Ahmad of Numenta on cortical computing (which attempts to emulate the architecture of the neocortex) and Paul Hofmann (@Paul_Hofmann) of Saffron Technology on associative memory and cognitive distance. Kristian Hammond (@KJ_Hammond) of Narrative Science described technology that can take structured data and use natural language generation (NLG) to automatically create textual narratives, which he argued are often much better than data visualizations and dashboards in promoting understanding and comprehension.
However, the highlight of this first day was the talk entitled 'Expressive Machines' by Mark Sagar from the Laboratory for Animate Technologies. After showing some examples of facial tracking CGI from the movies 'King Kong' and 'Avatar', Mark described a framework modeled on human physiology that emulates human emotion and learning. I've got to say that even though I have a solid appreciation and understanding for the underlying science and technology, Mark's BabyX – who is now really more a virtual toddler than an infant – blew me away. It was amazing to see Mark elicit various emotions from BabyX. Check out this video about BabyX from TEDxAukland 2013.
At the end of the day, the presentations helped crystallize some important lines of thought in my own carbon-based 'computer'.
First, it is no surprise that human computer interactions are moving towards more natural user interfaces (NUIs), where a combination of artificial intelligence, fueled by semantics and machine learning and coupled with more natural ways of interacting with devices, result in more intuitive experiences.
Second, while the back end analysis is extremely important, what is particularly interesting to me is the human part of the human computer interaction. Specifically, while we often focus on how humans manipulate computers, an equally interesting question is how computers can be used to 'manipulate' humans in order to enhance our comprehension of information by leveraging how our brains are wired. After all, we do not view the world objectively, but through a lens that is the result of idiosyncrasies from our cultural and evolutionary history – a fact exploited by the advertising industry.
For example, our brains are prone to anthropomorphism, and will recognize faces even when faces aren't there. Furthermore, we find symmetrical faces more attractive than unsymmetrical faces. We are also attracted to infantile features – a fact put to good use by Walt Disney animators who made Mickey Mouse appear more infant-like over the years to increase his popularity (as documented by paleontologist Stephen Jay Gould). In fact, we exhibit a plethora of cognitive biases (ever experience the Baader Meinhof phenomenon?), including the "uncanny valley", which describes a rapid drop off in comfort level as computer agents become almost – but not quite perfectly – human-looking. And as Mark Sagar's work demonstrates, emotional, non-verbal cues are extremely important (The most impressive part of Sagar's demo was not the A.I. – afer all, there is a reason why BabyX is a baby and not an fully conversant adult – but rather the emotional response it elicited in the audience).
The challenge in designing intelligent experiences is to build systems that are informative and predictive but not presumptuous, tending towards the helpful personal assistant rather than the creepy stalker. Getting it right will depend as much on understanding human psychology as it will on implementing the latest machine learning algorithms.Possibly Related Posts:
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More First World Problems
I've been traveling a lot lately, which is bad. I've been consuming a lot of in-flight wifi, which is good, because there really should be no place on Earth where I'm unable to work.
Plus, it's internets at 35,000 feet. How cool is that?
Today, I found myself in the throes of a decidedly first world problem. Of the many devices I carry, I couldn't decide which one to use for the airplane wifi, which is, naturally, charged per-device.
Normally, I'd go with the tablet, since it's a nice mix of form factors. The laptop is my preference, but I end up doing in-seat yoga to use it, not a good look.
But, horror of horrors, the tablet's battery was only 21%. Being an Android tablet, that wouldn't be enough to make it to my destination. I do carry a portable battery, but it won't charge the Nexus 7 tablet, for some odd reason.
Recursive, first world problems.
I debated smartphone vs. laptop for a minute or two before I realized what an awful, self-replicating, first world problem this was. So, I made a call and immediately did what anyone would do, tweeted about it.
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Quadcopters and the Internet of Things
Editor's note: Hey a new author! Here's the first one, of many I hope, from Bill Kraus, who joined us back in February. Enjoy.
One of the best aspects of working in the emerging technologies team here in Oracle's UX Apps group is that we have the opportunity to 'play' with new technology. This isn't just idle dawdling, but rather play with a purpose – a hands-on exercise exploring new technologies and brainstorming on how such technologies can be incorporated into future enterprise user experiences.
Some of this technology, such as beacons and wearables, have obvious applications. The relevancy of other technologies, such as quadcopters and drones, are more obtuse (not withstanding their possible use as a package delivery mechanism for an unnamed online retail behemoth).
As an amateur wildlife and nature photographer, I've dabbled in everything from digiscoping to infrared imaging to light painting to underwater photography. I've also played with strapping lightweight keychain cameras to inexpensive quadcopters (yes, I know I could get a DJI Phantom and a GoPro, but at the moment I prefer to test my piloting skills on something that won't make me shed tears – and incur the wrath of my spouse – if it crashes).
After telling my colleagues recently over lunch about my quadcopter adventures (I already lost several in the trees and waters of the Puget Sound), Tony, Luis, and Osvaldo decided to purchase their own and we had a blast at our impromptu 'flight school' at Oracle. The guys did great, and Osvaldo's copter even had a têt-à-tête with a hummingbird, who seemed a bit confused over just what was hovering before it.
This is all loads of fun, but what do flying quadcopters have to do the Internet of Things? Well, just as a quadcopter allows a photographer to get a perspective previously thought impossible, mobile technology combined with embedded sensors and the cloud have allowed us to break the bonds of the desktop and view data in new ways. No longer do we interact with digital information at a single point in time and space, but rather we are now enveloped by it every waking (and non-waking) moment – and we have the ability to view this data from many different perspectives. How this massive flow of incoming data is converted into useful information will depend in large part on context (you knew I'd get that word in here somehow) – analogous to how the same subject can appear dramatically different depending on the photographer's (quadcopter assisted) point-of-view.
In fact, the Internet of Things is as much about space as it is about things – about sensing, interacting with and controlling the environment around us using technology to extend what we can sense and manipulate. Quadcopters are simply a manifestation of this idea – oh, and they are also really fun to fly.Possibly Related Posts:
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The Secret Project Emerges
Noel (@noelportugal) and Raymond have been working on a secret project. Here's the latest:
Thanks to AUX colleague and Friend of the 'Lab, Rob Hernandez, for the 3D modeling.
So now you know why Noel bought the slap bands, but what goes in the case?
If you've been watching, you might know already.
Those are LightBlue Beans from Punch Through Design (@punchthrough), h/t @colin_k.
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Injecting JavaScript into Simplified UI
Extensibility is one of the themes we here in Oracle Applications User Experience (@usableapps) advocate, along with simplicity and mobility.
Simplified UI provides a ton of extensible features, from themes, colors and icons to interface and content changes made by Page Composer.
But sometimes you need to inject some JavaScript into Simplified UI, and you just can't figure out how, like last week for example. Tony and Osvaldo are building one of Noel's (@noelportugal) crazy ideas, and they needed to do just that. The project? Yeah, it's a secret for now, but stay tuned.
Anyway, they had been trying for a couple days, unsuccessfully, to find a way to inject some JS, until I finally decided to ask AUX colleague and extensibility guru, Tim DuBois. As I hoped, Tim had a method, a sneaky roundabout one, but one that sounded promising.
Tim couldn't recall the source of the method, might have come from Angelo Santagata (@AngeloSantagata) or possibly from a Cloud partner, but as you'll see, it's ingenious.
Whoever discovered this method was clever and tenacious and should get kudos. It's a nice, easy way to get JS into a Simplified UI page without changing the shell.
Here we go.
From the Simplified UI springboard, Sales Cloud in this example, navigate to a page like Leads and expand the menu next to your username.
At this point, you should create a sandbox to keep your changes isolated, just in case. For more about how and why you want to use sandboxes, check out the documentation.
I didn't create one in this instance because I'm that confident it works. However, we did use a sandbox when we were testing this.
So, from the expanded menu choose Customize User Interface and pick Site as the target layer.
Click Select from the edit options and choose a component on the page, like a label, in this case "Leads."
For this exercise, the component you choose doesn't really matter because we're just making a placeholder change. All you need is one with an Edit Component option.
Choose Edit Component and modify the value. In this case, we'll change the text by choosing Select Text Resource from the Value menu and then picking a random key value and entering new label text to display.
Make sure to click Create before leaving this dialog. Upon returning to Page Composer, you'll see the Leads label has changed. Exit Page Composer.
Once again, expand the menu by your username and choose Manage Customizations.
From the All Layers column, download the XML file.
Edit the XML file and include your JavaScript.
For the record, we found the correct syntax in this forum post. The code should be similar to:
<mds:insert after="outputText1" parent="g1"> <af:resource xmlns:af="http://xmlns.oracle.com/adf/faces/rich" type="javascript">alert("HELLO WORLD!");</af:resource> </mds:insert>
Finally, upload your updated XML using the same Manage Customizations dialog, close and reload the page.
And there you go.
Find the comments if you like.
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OTN Latin America Tour 2014 – Mexico
The OTN network is designed to help Oracle users with community generated resources. Every year the OTN team organizes worldwide tours that allow local users to learn from subject matter experts in all things Oracle. For the past few years the UX team has been participating in the OTN Latin America Tour as well as other regions. This year I was happy to accept their invitation to deliver the opening keynote for the Mexico City tour stop.
The keynote title was "Wearables in the Enterprise: From Internet of Things to Google Glass and Smart Watches." Given the AppsLab charter and reputation on cutting edge technologies and innovation it was really easy to put a presentation deck on our team's findings on these topics. The presentation was a combination of the keynote given by our VP, Jeremy Ashley, during MakerCon 2014 at Oracle HQ this past May and our proof-of-concepts using wearable technologies.
I also had a joint session with my fellow UX team member Rafael Belloni titled "Designing Tablet UIs Using ADF." Here we had the chance to share how users can leverage two great resources freely available from our team:
- Simplified User Experience Design Patterns for the Oracle Applications Cloud Service (register to download e-book here)
- A Starter kit with templates used to build a Simplified UI interfaces (download kit here)
*Look for "Rich UI with Data Visualization Components and JWT UserToken validation extending Oracle Sales Cloud– 1.0.1″
These two resources are the result of extensive research done by our whole UX organization and we are happy to share with the Oracle community. Overall it was a great opportunity to reach out to the Latin American community, especially my fellow Mexican friends.
Here are some pictures of the event and of Mexico City. Enjoy!
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Oracle Voice Debuts on the App Store
Editor's note: I meant to blog about this today, but looks like my colleagues over at VoX have beat me to it. So, rather than try to do a better job, read do any work at all, I'll just repost it. Free content w00t!
Although I no longer carry an iOS device, I've seen Voice demoed many times in the past. Projects like Voice and Simplified UI are what drew me to Applications User Experience, and it's great to see them leak out into the World.
Oracle Extends Investment in Cloud User Experiences with Oracle Voice for Sales Cloud
By Vinay Dwivedi, and Anna Wichansky, Oracle Applications User Experience
Oracle Voice for the Oracle Sales Cloud, officially called "Fusion Voice Cloud Service for the Oracle Sales Cloud," is available now on the Apple App Store. This first release is intended for Oracle customers using the Oracle Sales Cloud, and is specifically designed for sales reps.
Unless people record new information they learn, (e.g. write it down, repeat it aloud), they forget a high proportion of it in the first 20 minutes. The Oracle Applications User Experience team has learned through its research that when sales reps leave a customer meeting with insights that can move a deal forward, it's critical to capture important details before they are forgotten. We designed Oracle Voice so that the app allows sales reps to quickly enter notes and activities on their smartphones right after meetings, no matter where they are.
Instead of relying on slow typing on a mobile device, sales reps can enter information three times faster (pdf) by speaking to the Oracle Sales Cloud through Voice. Voice takes a user through a dialog similar to a natural spoken conversation to accomplish this goal. Since key details are captured precisely and follow-ups are quicker, deals are closed faster and more efficiently.
Oracle Voice is also multi-modal, so sales reps can switch to touch-and-type interactions for situations where speech interaction is less than ideal.
Oracle sales reps tried it first, to see if we were getting it right.
We recruited a large group of sales reps in the Oracle North America organization to test an early version of Oracle Voice in 2012. All had iPhones and spoke American English; their predominant activity was field sales calls to customers. Users had minimal orientation to Oracle Voice and no training. We were able to observe their online conversion and usage patterns through automated testing and analytics at Oracle, through phone interviews, and through speech usage logs from Nuance, which is partnering with Oracle on Oracle Voice.
Users were interviewed after one week in the trial; over 80% said the product exceeded their expectations. Members of the Oracle User Experience team working on this project gained valuable insights into how and where sales reps were using Oracle Voice, which we used as requirements for features and functions.
For example, we learned that Oracle Voice needed to recognize product- and industry-specific vocabulary, such as "Exadata" and "Exalytics," and we requested a vocabulary enhancement tool from Nuance that has significantly improved the speech recognition accuracy. We also learned that connectivity needed to persist as users traveled between public and private networks, and that users needed easy volume control and alternatives to speech in public environments.
We've held subsequent trials, with more features and functions enabled, to support the 10 workflows in the product today. Many sales reps in the trials have said they are anxious to get the full version and start using it every day.
"I was surprised to find that it can understand names like PNC and Alcoa," said Marco Silva, Regional Manager, Oracle Infrastructure Sales, after participating in the September 2012 trial.
"It understands me better than Siri does," said Andrew Dunleavy, Sales Representative, Oracle Fusion Middleware, who also participated in the same trial.
This demo shows Oracle Voice in action.
What can a sales rep do with Oracle Voice?
Oracle Voice allows sales reps to efficiently retrieve and capture sales information before and after meetings. With Oracle Voice, sales reps can:
Prepare for meetings
- View relevant notes to see what happened during previous meetings.
- See important activities by viewing previous tasks and appointments.
- Brush up on opportunities and check on revenue, close date and sales stage.
Wrap up meetings
- Capture notes and activities quickly so they don't forget any key details.
- Create contacts easily so they can remember the important new people they meet.
- Update opportunities so they can make progress.
Our research showed that sales reps entered more sales information into the CRM system when they enjoyed using Oracle Voice, which makes Oracle Voice even more useful because more information is available to access when the same sales reps are on the go. With increased usage, the entire sales organization benefits from access to more current sales data, improved visibility on sales activities, and better sales decisions. Customers benefit too — from the faster response time sales reps can provide.
Oracle's ongoing investment in User Experience
Oracle gets the idea that cloud applications must be easy to use. The Oracle Applications User Experience team has developed an approach to user experience that focuses on simplicity, mobility, and extensibility, and these themes drive our investment strategy. The result is key products that refine particular user experiences, like we've delivered with Oracle Voice.
Oracle Voice is one of the most recent products to embrace our developer design philosophy for the cloud of "Glance, Scan, & Commit." Oracle Voice allows sales reps to complete many tasks at what we call glance and scan levels, which means keeping interactions lightweight, or small and quick.
Are you an Oracle Sales Cloud customer?
Oracle Voice is available now on the Apple App Store for Oracle customers using the Oracle Sales Cloud. It's the smarter sales automation solution that helps you sell more, know more, and grow more.
Will you be at Oracle OpenWorld 2014? So will we! Stay tuned to the VoX blog for when and where you can find us. And don't forget to drop by and check out Oracle Voice at the Smartphone and Nuance demo stations located at the CX@Sales Central demo area on the second floor of Moscone West.Possibly Related Posts:
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We Have Slap Bands
As part of a secret project Noel (@noelportugal) and Raymond are cooking up, Noel ordered some AppsLab-branded slap bands.
The bands were produced by Amazing Wristbands (@AMZG_Wristbands), and Noel has nothing but good things to say about them, in case you're looking for your own slap bands.
Anyway, I'm sure we'll have some left over after the double-secret project. So, if you want one, let us know.
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Dance party promoters in Toronto are the unsung heroes of the electronic scene. The DJs and producers get the glory, but they need people to organize events, find venues, create that elusive vibe, book talent, and fill the dance floors with sweaty bodies. There may have been a time in the distant past when you could count on finding a great party any weekend at certain select clubs, but a better strategy is to familiarize yourself with the people throwing the events, and trust that the crooked alley they've directed you to will have a dark room full of bass.
The 5 most cliched music video locations in Toronto
Toronto is a popular locale to shoot a music video, and it's no wonder why. Our picturesque skyline, mishmash of neighbourhoods, and leagues of photogenic venues can work as the perfect backdrop for just about any artist's concept. Locals like Drake, Kardinal Offishall, and Cancer Bats are known for their hometown pride, but it's not just our own who give love to the T-Dot on celluloid - tons of international musicians flock to our fair city to make videos, drawn in part by our booming film industry and lower production costs than those in the States.
The top 10 Toronto country & alt country bands
Country's heyday (hay day?) in Toronto goes back a long way. A good part of the live scene can be traced back to 1947, when Jack Starr purchased the space he would name The Horseshoe Tavern on Queen St. West. He first intended it to be a live music venue and restaurant. It was after he removed the kitchen that his take on booking country and rockabilly music took off. Through to the 60's and 70's the Horseshoe would host Willie Nelson, the Carter Family, Waylon Jennings, and Stompin' Tom Conners.
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Not Dead Yet's annual music festival for Toronto's DIY hardcore community is growing up. This year the heavy fest is set to descend from November 19-23, when nearly 90 punk and alternative bands including Code Orange, Perfect Pussy, The Marked Men, WarCry and more are gearing up to play at 11 venues across the city in by far its biggest and most exciting incarnation yet.
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Double Double Land is synonymous with those mysterious/practical directions "down the alley, up the stairs," which sounds simple enough until you try to get a friend to meet you there at 1am. Kensington Market's longest running DIY venue is about to hit its five year anniversary, but even if you've been along for the ride the whole time it's okay if you still walk past the downstairs bakery at unassuming 209 Augusta sometimes.
The top 10 Toronto folk and roots bands of all time
The top Toronto folk and roots bands of all time emerge from a rich history. At the height of Toronto's folk scene in the 1960's there were over 40 coffeehouses and clubs featuring folk music. The Riverboat Cafe (now the location of the Hazelton Hotel), open from 1964-1978, was the most famous: Canadian greats including Gordon Lightfoot, Joni Mitchell, Bruce Cockburn, and Neil Young were gracing Toronto stages regularly.


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AJOT Digital Edition
Issue #591
Terminal Operators
Air Cargo Quarterly
|2014 Media Kit
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Deutsche Bahn and Russian Railways RZD intend to intensify cooperation in automotive sector
| June 02, 2011 | Intermodal
In Sotchi, representatives of DB Schenker Rail and TransContainer, a subsidiary of Russian Railways (RZD), in the run-up to this year's International Rail Business Forum "Transport Systems 1520 and 1435: A Strategy of Cooperation", reaffirmed the intentio Read More »
Con-way Freight honored for 2010 Fleet Safety by the California Trucking Association
| June 02, 2011 | Intermodal
Con-way Freight, a less-than-truckload (LTL) carrier and subsidiary of Con-way Inc., announced that it has been recognized by the California Trucking Association (CTA) for outstanding fleet safety performance.
In May, the company was honored with two Read More »
Stella Jones Q1 profit rises on railway tie sales
| June 02, 2011 | Intermodal
Stella-Jones Inc, a maker of treated wood products, reported a 47 percent rise in first-quarter profit helped mainly by stronger railway tie sales. Read More »
CSX recognized by Department of Defense for its support of men and women in uniform
| June 02, 2011 | Intermodal
CSX Corporation has been awarded the 2011 Secretary of Defense Employer Support Freedom Award. The award, given by the Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve (ESGR) agency, is the Department of Defense's highest recognition for companies that provide e Read More »
Old Dominion expands Pacific Promise' Service to Taiwan
| June 02, 2011 | Intermodal
To meet increasing shipping demand from Asia, Old Dominion Freight Line Inc. has expanded its Pacific Promise' less-than-container load (LCL) service to Taiwan's three main ports, in addition to 10 ports in China where the service is already offered.
A new global voice for shippers
| May 30, 2011 | Intermodal
The Global Shippers Forum (GSF) representing shipper organizations from across the globe has talem action in Leipzig, Germany to reconstitute and restructure itself into a formal organization that will serve to represent freight shippers on key internatio Read More »
Railroads look to the highways to boost shipments
| May 30, 2011 | Intermodal
A recovering U.S. economy and rising fuel prices are giving the nation's railroads a chance to muscle in on what long has been trucker's turf -- the shipment of consumer products.
Big companies including Union Pacific Corp and CSX Corp are stepping up Read More »
Munich show confirms logistics sector in
| May 26, 2011 | Air Cargo | Intermodal | Transport Intermediaries
All the signs at the Transport/Logistics 2011 show of Munich pointed in the direction of a strong economic recovery that was buoying the logistics sector. Indeed, a top executive of Messe Munich, which organized the show, said that the logistics sector w Read More »
US railroad execs say growth story crosses borders
| May 26, 2011 | Intermodal
U.S. railroads, seeing the choppy domestic economic recovery, are escalating cross-border traffic with global trade a major growth engine.
Demand for everything from U.S. coal in China and India to consumer products in Mexico is driving up volume this Read More »
New report sees trucking gains through 2022
| May 26, 2011 | Intermodal
After a dip during the Great Recession, the U.S. freight economy, particularly for trucking, is projected to grow significantly in the years ahead, according to American Trucking Associations' U.S. Freight Transportation Forecast to 2022.
The Forecast Read More »
ATA truck tonnage index fell 0.7% in April
| May 26, 2011 | Intermodal
The American Trucking Associations' advance seasonally adjusted (SA) For-Hire Truck Tonnage Index decreased 0.7 percent in April after gaining a revised 1.9 percent in March 2011. March's increase was slightly better than the 1.7 percent ATA reported on A Read More »
US trucking to grow as shippers shift from rail
| May 26, 2011 | Intermodal
The U.S. trucking industry will continue to expand in the coming 11 years, after a dip during the financial crisis, as shippers shift their focus from rail to trucks, a trade group projected. Read More »
Con-way Truckload in Joplin remains open for business
| May 26, 2011 | Intermodal
The company continues to recover from the devastating tornado.
Con-way's offices at 4701 E. 32nd Street were on the edge of the tornado's path. No one in the building at the time the tornado struck was injured. Read More »
ABF driver Garcia named Champion of Change by White House
| May 26, 2011 | Intermodal
ABF' driver Ralph Garcia of Rio Rancho, N.M., has been named a Champion of Change as part of President Obama's Winning the Future initiative. Nominated by the American Trucking Associations (ATA), Garcia was one of 20 transportation professionals invited Read More »
China's railways vow to guarantee coal supply during power crunch
| May 26, 2011 | Intermodal
China's railway authority has drawn up plans to guarantee the supply of coal to power plants over coming months as the country's worst electricity shortages in years kicks in.
"The Ministry of Railways has already implemented related measures and made Read More »
Saudi Arabia completes phosphate railway
| May 26, 2011 | Intermodal
Saudi Arabia has completed and started trial runs on its 1,392 kilometer railway to transport phosphate and bauxite to its Gulf coast in the east, the kingdom's state news agency said.
Saudi Railway Company (SAR) built the railway linking phosphate mi Read More »
CN earns 2010 TRANSCAER(R) National Achievement Award for commitment to community safety
| May 26, 2011 | Intermodal
CN was awarded the prestigious TRANSCAER(R) (Transportation Community Awareness and Emergency Response) National Achievement Award at a ceremony in St. Louis, Mo. CN received the prize for the second straight year in recognition of its commitment to helpi Read More »
Getloaded and Freightliner Trucks collaborate to help owner-operators find freight
| May 26, 2011 | Intermodal
Getloaded and Freightliner Trucks have launched an exclusive discount program for The Edge customers that creates new opportunities for owner operators to find freight while saving money. When drivers sign up for The Edge, Freightliner Trucks' free online Read More »
TomTom sees fleet management services growth
| May 19, 2011 | Intermodal
TomTom, which provides fleet management systems to trucking firms, expects smaller rivals to go out of business in the fragmented sector in the next three to five years, an executive said.
TomTom, the Dutch company better-known for personal navigation Read More »
Road Team Captain touts trucking, transportation careers in White House visit
| May 19, 2011 | Intermodal
Ralph Garcia, a professional truck driver with ABF Freight System Inc. and a member of America's Road Team, told Obama administration officials about the rewards, and challenges, of a career in trucking during a White House forum as part of National Trans Read More »
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Jill E. Sackman, DVM, PhD, is a senior consultant at Numerof & Associates, Inc. (NAI), St. Louis, MO, www.nai-consulting.com.
The authors take a look at some of the recent developments in the German pharmaceutical market.
Israel's diverse population, high-quality healthcare system, and resilience to global financial stress make it a strong partner for R'D, clinical research, and market growth.


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Tekmira lipid nanoparticle targeting Marburg virus highlighted in journal
Tekmira Pharmaceuticals announced the publication of data in a peer-reviewed scientific journal which highlights positive results in an animal model of Marburg virus infection enabled by Tekmira's lipid nanoparticle technology. Tekmira, along with its collaborators at the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston, USA, published data demonstrating complete protection of nonhuman primates against lethal Marburg virus-Angola hemorrhagic fever when treatment began even up to three days following infection. The study appears in the August 20 edition of the journal Science Translational Medicine. The study was designed to determine whether it is possible to protect animals against a lethal MARV-Angola infection when treatment was started at a point when animals have detectable levels of the virus in their system and already show the first clinical signs of disease.
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Nebraska Medical announces death of third Ebola patient
The Nebraska Medical Center said via Twitter, "We are sorry to announce that the 3rd Ebola patient, Dr. Martin Salia, has passed away as a result of the advanced symptoms of the disease." Drug companies that are working on experimental Ebola vaccines or treatments include Peregrine (PPHM), Tekmira (TKMR), Sarepta (SRPT), BioCryst (BCRX), Chimerix (CMRX) and NewLink Genetics (NLNK). Some companies that offer protective clothing and waste disposal include Lakeland Industries (LAKE), Alpha Pro Tech (APT) and Sharps Compliance (SMED).
Dicerna announces license agreement with Tekmira for PH1 program
Dicerna Pharmaceuticals (DRNA) announced a licensing agreement for Dicerna to use Tekmira's (TKMR) proprietary lipid nanoparticle technology for delivery of DCR-PH1, Dicerna's investigational product candidate for primary hyperoxaluria type 1, a rare, inherited liver disorder that often results in kidney failure, and for which there are no approved therapies. This announcement follows the successful testing of DCR-PH1 in combination with Tekmira's LNP technology in animal models, including mice and non-human primates. Under the agreement, Dicerna will pay Tekmira $2.5 million upfront, as well as $22 million in potential development milestones, and a mid-single-digit royalty on future PH1 sales. Tekmira's LNP system has shown in other human clinical studies to provide potent, safe and effective RNA delivery to hepatocytes. Licensing Tekmira's LNP will streamline the development path for DCR-PH1 and allows Dicerna to focus its LNP efforts on its oncology pipeline.
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The Making of the A Midsummer Night's Dream Ballet Costumes
The New York City Ballet has been hard at work remaking over 100 original costumes for George Balanchine's A Midsummer Night's Dream. Considering the ballet debuted in 1962, it's been a painstaking process, but exquisite nonetheless. In advance of tonight's premiere, we spent a day behind-the-scenes amidst the ballerinas, tulle, and tutus that would eventually grace the stage.
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MacKinnon is fit for her intricate headpiece, which is nearly an exact replica of the 1962 original.
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Disney's "The Finest Hours" set to begin production on location in Massachusetts
Disney has a good record with movies based on a real life adventure. Their next film in the genre will be "The Finest Hours" which is based on a 1952 rescue during a heavy storm of more than 30 sailors … Continue reading
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DuckTales Opening Recreated With Actual Ducks, Amazing
Anyone born after 1990 may not get this. But this video with actual ducks recreating the opening from Disney Saturday Morning's DuckTales is fantastic! I'm surprised no one thought to do this before… DuckTales debuted in 1987 and featured Scrooge … Continue reading
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Steve Martin Returning to Disney to star in Magic Camp
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Baymax, The Big Hero 6 robot can do many things, not all of them well
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Guardians of the Galaxy Retakes Top Box Office Spot for Disney
While "Guardians of the Galaxy" faced stiff competition from a film with deep roots in our culture, Disney's latest film from Marvel has persevered and reclaimed the top spot at the Box Office in its 4th week. Not only did … Continue reading
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Established as a partnership in global health, the Global Fund works closely with a wide diversity of partners –implementing governments, donors, civil society, international development organizations, the private sector and communities living with and affected by the diseases. This partnership model actively supports country-owned approaches that develop and implement effective, evidence-based programs to respond to AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria.
Announcement - 25 November 2014
Global Fund Analysis of Audits and Investigations
News Release - 21 November 2014
Global Fund Board Considers Strategy, Governance, Ethics
News Release - 12 November 2014
Norway Signs Multi-Year Contribution to Global Fund
Announcement - 31 October 2014
Johannes Hunger Appointed as Head of Strategic Information
Announcement - 22 October 2014
WHO Says Improved Data Show More Cases of TB
Turning the Tide Against HIV and Tuberculosis: Global Fund Investment Guidance for Eastern Europe and Central Asia
20 November 2014
Good Nutrition to Support HIV Treatment Effectiveness
14 November 2014
Counseling and Testing for Tens of Thousands of People in Gambia
13 November 2014
Global Fund News Flash
24 March 2010
Further significant declines in TB prevalence and mortality can be achieved if we go on scaling up interventions at the pace set in recent years. We can also contain the growing threat of multidrug-resistant TB. Decisions that leaders make in 2010 will be critical for building on gains we have already made.
"On the move against tuberculosis, innovate to accelerate action," this year's theme for world TB day, is highly relevant.
This year is a particularly important one for tuberculosis – marking the final stretch in the road to achieving the Millennium Development Goals by 2015. Despite considerable investments and progress by the Global Fund to Fight Aids, Tuberculosis and Malaria and all the partners and other financial and technical organizations, we must find innovative ways to detect and treat all TB cases and to scale up the management of MDR cases.
Through 2009, programs funded by the Global Fund have provided treatment to 6 million people with active TB. The Global Fund has provided nearly two-thirds of the external financing for TB and multidrug-resistant TB (MDR-TB) control efforts in low- and middle income countries. Approved TB proposals total close to US$ 3.2 billion covering 112 countries, contributing nearly half of the projected coverage required to achieve Stop TB Partnership targets for the detection and treatment of new smear-positive TB cases. TB programs supported by the Global Fund have also provided 1.8 million TB/HIV services. In many countries in which the Global Fund supports programs, TB prevalence is falling, as are TB mortality rates.
Such unprecedented progress would not have been possible without the support of donors and partner organizations.
"2010 will be decisive. Decisions that leaders will make this year will be critical for sustaining the gains achieved. If we continue to scale up interventions at the pace set in recent years, we could achieve further significant declines in TB prevalence and mortality, and we could contain the threat of multidrug-resistant TB."
Dr Michel KazatchkineExecutive DirectorThe Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria
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Barcelona to Bilbao Flights
Barcelona and Bilbao airports and terminals
Airports in Barcelona , ES
Barcelona Airport (BCN)
Distance from City Center: 7.5 miles
Terminals and carriers for flights from BCN to BIO
Terminal Carriers Terminal 1 Iberia, Vueling
Airports in Bilbao , ES
Santander Airport (SDR)
Distance from City Center: 45.3 miles
Vitoria Airport Spain (VIT)
Distance from City Center: 29 miles
Bilbao Airport (BIO)
Distance from City Center: 3.1 miles
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Texas Executes Irving Killer
An ex-convict who confessed to killing five people at a Dallas-area car wash a week after he was fired from his job has been executed.
Killer Of 5 At Irving Car Wash Set To Die
An ex-con who confessed to killing five people at an Irving car wash a week after he was fired from his job there is looking to the U.S. Supreme Court to keep him from the death chamber Thursday.
Man Convicted For Killing Texas Police Informant Set To Die
A Texas death row inmate scheduled to die later Tuesday for the killing of a police informant 20 years ago is hoping the U.S. Supreme Court agrees with his attorneys that he's too mentally impaired to qualify for execution.
Texas Executes 1st Inmate Using Single Drug
Texas has executed its first prisoner under a lethal injection procedure that uses one drug instead of three.
Texas Readies Single-Drug Execution For Dallas Carjacker
Convicted killer Yokamon Hearn once bragged how the carjacking murder that would send him to death row earned him a headline. Now he faces the notoriety of news stories proclaiming him the first Texas prisoner executed under a new single-drug procedure.
Drug Shortage Has State Switching To 1-Drug Execution
Texas prison officials are changing the way they do executions due to a drug shortage.
Man Executed For Role In Fatal Dallas Robbery
A man condemned for a Dallas robbery in which three people were shot, one fatally, received a lethal injection on Thursday.
Judge Blocks Importation Of Drug Used In Execution
A federal judge has blocked the importation of a drug used in executions on grounds the Food and Drug Administration ignored the law by allowing it into this country.
Dallas Man To Die For Killing 10-Month-Old Boy
Jesse Joe Hernandez was already a convicted child sex offender when he was arrested for the death of a boy he was babysitting at a Dallas home.
Former Texas Prison Cook Wants Last Meal Continued
A former Texas inmate who cooked the final meals for hundreds of condemned prisoners is offering to start doing it again at no cost to the state now that officials have ended the practice of allowing the special last requests.
Texas Prisons Stop Special Last Meals For Killers
Texas prison officials say they're stopping special last meals for condemned inmates facing execution after an elaborate request from a convicted killer in a notorious dragging death prompted complaints.
Former Jasper Sheriff Looks Back At James Byrd Jr. Dragging
He's one of three men convicted in one of the most notorious murders in modern Texas history and he's set to die. Former Jasper Sheriff Billy Rowles talks about the pending execution and the events in the east Texas town.


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Harold Amment (1897 - 1970) was born on March 5, 1897. He was born into the Amment family.
There are no known marriages or children on record for Harold. Harold died in March 1970 at 72 years of age.
Harold Amment's last known residence is at Winter Park, Orange County, Florida.
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