This document provides instructions for configuring the basic and additional settings for a journal on the eJournalPlus online publishing platform. It outlines steps for setting options such as the number of supported languages, ISSN numbers, publication frequency, target decision dates, additional roles, and sorting manuscript lists. The document also mentions configuration of manuscript types, evaluation forms, subject categories, countries, journal sections, and contact information for publishing support.
The document describes the process an email takes from the time it is sent until it reaches the recipient. It goes through several steps:
1. It travels from the sender's device to the outgoing mail server via SMTP.
2. It undergoes security checks and is processed on the data server where backups are created and viruses scanned.
3. The DNS server translates the recipient's domain to an IP address and sends it to the recipient's mail transfer agent and then mail delivery agent.
2014 Taverna tutorial Spreadsheet importmyGrid team
This document provides a tutorial on how to import data from a spreadsheet into Taverna workflows. It explains how to add a SpreadsheetImport service to import data from columns and rows in an example CSV file into a Get_Protein_FASTA service. The workflow is then run to retrieve protein sequences using the imported IDs and the results are viewed to confirm the data is being passed correctly.
2014-09-01 Taverna tutorial in Bonn: Using RESTful Web Services from Taverna. Building on the "REST and Biocatalogue" tutorial, this tutorial expands on the various REST configuration options and different content types that can be retrieved.
Write a program that uses a 2D array to store the highest and lowest temperat...hwbloom32
Write a program that uses a 2D array to store the highest and lowest temperatures for each month of the year. The program should output the
average high, average low, and highest and lowest temperature of the year. Your program must consist of the following methods:
1. Method getData: this method generates the data randomly and stores it in the 2D
array. temperature values are assumed to fall 5 and 55.
2. Method averageHigh: this method calculates and returns the average high
temperature of the year.
3. Method averageLow: this method calculates and returns the average low
temperature in the year.
4. Method indexHighTemp: this method returns the index of the highest temperature
of the year.
Write a suitable test driver to show the results of using the above methods. Use the enhanced
for loop whenever possible.
Spam mail is unsolicited commercial email. It is sometimes used to spread computer viruses that can cause recipients to lose computer data. When classifying an email as spam, a mail service examines the email headers which contain information about the origination, routing, and receipt of the message. The most reliable header is "Received" as it lists the servers through which the message traveled to reach the recipient. Reading the headers from bottom to top shows where the email originated.
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This document provides instructions for configuring the basic and additional settings for a journal on the eJournalPlus online publishing platform. It outlines steps for setting options such as the number of supported languages, ISSN numbers, publication frequency, target decision dates, additional roles, and sorting manuscript lists. The document also mentions configuration of manuscript types, evaluation forms, subject categories, countries, journal sections, and contact information for publishing support.
The document describes the process an email takes from the time it is sent until it reaches the recipient. It goes through several steps:
1. It travels from the sender's device to the outgoing mail server via SMTP.
2. It undergoes security checks and is processed on the data server where backups are created and viruses scanned.
3. The DNS server translates the recipient's domain to an IP address and sends it to the recipient's mail transfer agent and then mail delivery agent.
2014 Taverna tutorial Spreadsheet importmyGrid team
This document provides a tutorial on how to import data from a spreadsheet into Taverna workflows. It explains how to add a SpreadsheetImport service to import data from columns and rows in an example CSV file into a Get_Protein_FASTA service. The workflow is then run to retrieve protein sequences using the imported IDs and the results are viewed to confirm the data is being passed correctly.
2014-09-01 Taverna tutorial in Bonn: Using RESTful Web Services from Taverna. Building on the "REST and Biocatalogue" tutorial, this tutorial expands on the various REST configuration options and different content types that can be retrieved.
Write a program that uses a 2D array to store the highest and lowest temperat...hwbloom32
Write a program that uses a 2D array to store the highest and lowest temperatures for each month of the year. The program should output the
average high, average low, and highest and lowest temperature of the year. Your program must consist of the following methods:
1. Method getData: this method generates the data randomly and stores it in the 2D
array. temperature values are assumed to fall 5 and 55.
2. Method averageHigh: this method calculates and returns the average high
temperature of the year.
3. Method averageLow: this method calculates and returns the average low
temperature in the year.
4. Method indexHighTemp: this method returns the index of the highest temperature
of the year.
Write a suitable test driver to show the results of using the above methods. Use the enhanced
for loop whenever possible.
Spam mail is unsolicited commercial email. It is sometimes used to spread computer viruses that can cause recipients to lose computer data. When classifying an email as spam, a mail service examines the email headers which contain information about the origination, routing, and receipt of the message. The most reliable header is "Received" as it lists the servers through which the message traveled to reach the recipient. Reading the headers from bottom to top shows where the email originated.
SendMiner is an email marketing service that allows users to easily manage contacts, create and send emails to groups, and track email opens and clicks. It provides tools for importing contacts, scheduling emails, and viewing reports on email performance. SendMiner also has a website that provides information about the service and includes a login area for customers. Pricing is based on the number of emails sent per year.
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This document provides an overview of a social media boot camp. It discusses how social media and new media have disrupted traditional news and media channels. It covers various social media platforms like websites, blogs, podcasts, email, microblogging and social networks. It also discusses strategies for engaging with influencers and communities on social media, developing social media policies, and using social media to drive media relations. The document emphasizes the importance of transparency, authenticity and having conversations on social media.
CleanTick.Com is a website that connects people interested in clean technology, renewable energy, energy efficiency, environmental protection and sustainability. The site allows users to enhance their careers in cleantech by learning and sharing information, educate others, and promote their business to a network of people interested in these topics.
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The document provides an overview of day two of a new media PR boot camp. It discusses the state of search and the internet, with over 3 billion daily Google searches. It covers search engine optimization, including the objective to leverage content to generate transactions. Other topics include optimization versus marketing, pro bono SEM for non-profits, acting like a publisher, getting other sites to link to you, and case studies on blog and link optimization, tracking links, and evaluating links.
A group of Polish primary school pupils between the ages of 11-13 from the town of Piła in northwest Poland wrote a document introducing themselves, their country, town, and school. They attend Zespół Szkół nr 3 im. Lotników Polskich primary school.
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The document provides an overview of a social media boot camp. It discusses the benefits of social media and how it has changed news consumption and media relations. It also covers best practices for using social media, including developing a message map, controlling communications, and adapting to different news cycles. The document warns of the consequences of uncontrolled communications and stresses the importance of transparency, ease of use, and cultivating unofficial spokespeople on social media.
This document provides an overview and agenda for a New Media PR Master Class being held in NYC. The agenda includes topics like press release SEO, audio/video production, guest speakers, mobile social networking, podcast release and promotion, and a strategic recap. A large portion of the document focuses on a step-by-step process for optimizing press releases for search engines through techniques like keyword research, embedding keywords in releases and landing pages, using title tags and meta descriptions, and distributing releases on newswires.
SharePoint 2013 introduces a new way to extend sites using apps that can be self-contained, cloud-hosted, or provider-hosted. There are three types of apps: full page apps that fill the entire page, app parts that surface in an iframe, and extension apps that extend the ribbon or menus. Apps can be SharePoint-hosted using only HTML/JavaScript, auto-hosted on Azure, or provider-hosted using custom infrastructure. Apps provide benefits like increased stability, easier maintenance, and quicker delivery, but have limitations around server-side code and customizing SharePoint features.
SharePoint 2013 eDiscovery provides a centralized solution for managing eDiscovery cases across multiple systems. Key features include a case manager for creating and managing discovery projects, placing content on hold from a central location, and conducting searches across SharePoint and Exchange. In-place holds allow content to be preserved while still allowing changes. Analytics capabilities allow collection and analysis of eDiscovery activity data. While SharePoint 2013 eDiscovery provides an integrated solution leveraging existing technologies, it does not provide a fully end-to-end solution and some content sources cannot have in-place holds.
Paper records require significant storage space and maintenance costs for organizations. The average organization stores over 10,000 documents in file cabinets taking up 9 square feet per cabinet and costing $1,500 per year to maintain. Searching for misfiled documents costs over $100 per document and organizations spend hundreds of hours annually searching for lost files. Converting to paperless digital records can reduce costs by eliminating paper, printing, storage and search costs. Organizations can save over $10,000 per employee annually and increase productivity by providing faster access to information for employees and better customer service. The benefits of a paperless office include reducing costs, increasing security and accessibility of documents, and creating a more environmentally friendly workplace.
Publishing on LinkedIn Pulse: A Beginner's Guide for another great means to manifest your professional brand. Write about areas in which you have an expertise.
This document provides tips for publishing posts on LinkedIn's publishing platform. It recommends writing about topics within your expertise, paying attention to your professional audience, following current events in your industry, writing frequently while maintaining quality, crafting catchy headlines, using engaging images, giving proper credit, being genuine, sharing posts both on and off LinkedIn, starting meaningful discussions, and becoming known as an expert in your field through publishing. The goal is to strengthen your personal brand and grow your professional reach and network.
Article processing: How to share your e-journal articlesTim Bowersox
This document provides guidance on how to share electronic journal articles through interlibrary loan by:
1. Determining your library's holdings and licenses to identify articles that can be legally shared.
2. Converting PDF articles to TIFF format for delivery through Odyssey. Free conversion tools like MyMorph, DocMorph, and Microsoft Office Document Image Writer are recommended.
3. Delivering converted articles using Odyssey Helper for automatic processing, or importing into Ariel or emailing a download link for non-Odyssey borrowers.
4. Considering the use of pay-per-view article purchases from vendors as an alternative to copyright fees and interlibrary loan charges when it may be cheaper. Workflow examples are provided
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BP101 - 10 Things to Consider when Developing & Deploying Applications in Lar...Martijn de Jong
Many common development techniques can cause dramatic effects when your application is rolled out over hundreds of servers. As a developer, you need a good understanding of certain parts of the infrastructure to build an application designed for wide-scale deployment. System administrators who review applications before deployment should know what to look for in the code to prevent problems when rolled out to production. This session takes a look at the area where Application Development and System Administration come together. You will hear about real-life problems, view examples of bad code as well as good code, and learn what you should consider when you have to develop or deploy an application which will be rolled out in a large-scale deployment, or how to "harden" your code to support large quantities of documents.
Too many users have been worried about the process of email backup and recovery. This is why there is a sudden rise in the number of solutions which are available online. If you try to find a tool to backup outlook email folders, you are going to come across hundreds of tools, all of which claim to be the best way to backup outlook emails. Now, are all of these tools safe?
Let’s find out
The truth about online methods to backup outlook email
Since there are too many online and free tools that claim to get this task done for you, you should know how these methods work. Most of these tools are web based solutions where you are asked to upload your email data on to their server and they create a backup archive. It is as risky as it sounds. Such methods cannot ensure the safety and security of your email data. There have been major cases of file modification and data loss with these tools. So tread wisely.
Social Media Boot Camp SF April 28, 2010guest3b9e35d
This document provides an overview of a social media boot camp. It discusses how social media and new media have disrupted traditional news and media channels. It covers various social media platforms like websites, blogs, podcasts, email, microblogging and social networks. It also discusses strategies for engaging with influencers and communities on social media, developing social media policies, and using social media to drive media relations. The document emphasizes the importance of transparency, authenticity and having conversations on social media.
CleanTick.Com is a website that connects people interested in clean technology, renewable energy, energy efficiency, environmental protection and sustainability. The site allows users to enhance their careers in cleantech by learning and sharing information, educate others, and promote their business to a network of people interested in these topics.
Social Media Boot Camp SF April 29, 2010guest3b9e35d
The document provides an overview of day two of a new media PR boot camp. It discusses the state of search and the internet, with over 3 billion daily Google searches. It covers search engine optimization, including the objective to leverage content to generate transactions. Other topics include optimization versus marketing, pro bono SEM for non-profits, acting like a publisher, getting other sites to link to you, and case studies on blog and link optimization, tracking links, and evaluating links.
A group of Polish primary school pupils between the ages of 11-13 from the town of Piła in northwest Poland wrote a document introducing themselves, their country, town, and school. They attend Zespół Szkół nr 3 im. Lotników Polskich primary school.
Social Media Boot Camp at NORAD NORTHCOMguest3b9e35d
The document provides an overview of a social media boot camp. It discusses the benefits of social media and how it has changed news consumption and media relations. It also covers best practices for using social media, including developing a message map, controlling communications, and adapting to different news cycles. The document warns of the consequences of uncontrolled communications and stresses the importance of transparency, ease of use, and cultivating unofficial spokespeople on social media.
This document provides an overview and agenda for a New Media PR Master Class being held in NYC. The agenda includes topics like press release SEO, audio/video production, guest speakers, mobile social networking, podcast release and promotion, and a strategic recap. A large portion of the document focuses on a step-by-step process for optimizing press releases for search engines through techniques like keyword research, embedding keywords in releases and landing pages, using title tags and meta descriptions, and distributing releases on newswires.
SharePoint 2013 introduces a new way to extend sites using apps that can be self-contained, cloud-hosted, or provider-hosted. There are three types of apps: full page apps that fill the entire page, app parts that surface in an iframe, and extension apps that extend the ribbon or menus. Apps can be SharePoint-hosted using only HTML/JavaScript, auto-hosted on Azure, or provider-hosted using custom infrastructure. Apps provide benefits like increased stability, easier maintenance, and quicker delivery, but have limitations around server-side code and customizing SharePoint features.
SharePoint 2013 eDiscovery provides a centralized solution for managing eDiscovery cases across multiple systems. Key features include a case manager for creating and managing discovery projects, placing content on hold from a central location, and conducting searches across SharePoint and Exchange. In-place holds allow content to be preserved while still allowing changes. Analytics capabilities allow collection and analysis of eDiscovery activity data. While SharePoint 2013 eDiscovery provides an integrated solution leveraging existing technologies, it does not provide a fully end-to-end solution and some content sources cannot have in-place holds.
Paper records require significant storage space and maintenance costs for organizations. The average organization stores over 10,000 documents in file cabinets taking up 9 square feet per cabinet and costing $1,500 per year to maintain. Searching for misfiled documents costs over $100 per document and organizations spend hundreds of hours annually searching for lost files. Converting to paperless digital records can reduce costs by eliminating paper, printing, storage and search costs. Organizations can save over $10,000 per employee annually and increase productivity by providing faster access to information for employees and better customer service. The benefits of a paperless office include reducing costs, increasing security and accessibility of documents, and creating a more environmentally friendly workplace.
Publishing on LinkedIn Pulse: A Beginner's Guide for another great means to manifest your professional brand. Write about areas in which you have an expertise.
This document provides tips for publishing posts on LinkedIn's publishing platform. It recommends writing about topics within your expertise, paying attention to your professional audience, following current events in your industry, writing frequently while maintaining quality, crafting catchy headlines, using engaging images, giving proper credit, being genuine, sharing posts both on and off LinkedIn, starting meaningful discussions, and becoming known as an expert in your field through publishing. The goal is to strengthen your personal brand and grow your professional reach and network.
Article processing: How to share your e-journal articlesTim Bowersox
This document provides guidance on how to share electronic journal articles through interlibrary loan by:
1. Determining your library's holdings and licenses to identify articles that can be legally shared.
2. Converting PDF articles to TIFF format for delivery through Odyssey. Free conversion tools like MyMorph, DocMorph, and Microsoft Office Document Image Writer are recommended.
3. Delivering converted articles using Odyssey Helper for automatic processing, or importing into Ariel or emailing a download link for non-Odyssey borrowers.
4. Considering the use of pay-per-view article purchases from vendors as an alternative to copyright fees and interlibrary loan charges when it may be cheaper. Workflow examples are provided
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BP101 - 10 Things to Consider when Developing & Deploying Applications in Lar...Martijn de Jong
Many common development techniques can cause dramatic effects when your application is rolled out over hundreds of servers. As a developer, you need a good understanding of certain parts of the infrastructure to build an application designed for wide-scale deployment. System administrators who review applications before deployment should know what to look for in the code to prevent problems when rolled out to production. This session takes a look at the area where Application Development and System Administration come together. You will hear about real-life problems, view examples of bad code as well as good code, and learn what you should consider when you have to develop or deploy an application which will be rolled out in a large-scale deployment, or how to "harden" your code to support large quantities of documents.
Too many users have been worried about the process of email backup and recovery. This is why there is a sudden rise in the number of solutions which are available online. If you try to find a tool to backup outlook email folders, you are going to come across hundreds of tools, all of which claim to be the best way to backup outlook emails. Now, are all of these tools safe?
Let’s find out
The truth about online methods to backup outlook email
Since there are too many online and free tools that claim to get this task done for you, you should know how these methods work. Most of these tools are web based solutions where you are asked to upload your email data on to their server and they create a backup archive. It is as risky as it sounds. Such methods cannot ensure the safety and security of your email data. There have been major cases of file modification and data loss with these tools. So tread wisely.
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Write in Python please
Web Server Python Assignment
You will develop a web server that handles one HTTP request at a time. Your web server should
accept and parse the HTTP request, get the requested file from the servers file system, create an
HTTP response message consisting of the requested file, and then send the response directly to
the client. If the requested file is not present in the server, the server should send an HTTP 404
Not Found message back to the client.
HTML File
Create an HTML file and store this in the same directory as your server program. You can create
any HTML file you would like for this assignment, but it should at a minimum contain a body of
text.
Server code
Create the server socket (using TCP) and bind it to the IP address of the server and port
number.
Establish a listening socket to listen for incoming connections from a client.
Establish a separate connection socket for the client-server.
The server should then receive a request from the client. This message is the file name of
the HTML file that the client is requesting. The HTML file needs to be stored in the same
directory as the server script.
The server will need to extract the requested object from the message and open the file to
then read the contents of the requested file.
The server then sends an HTTP response (the status code) if the file is found and then
returns the contents of the file to the client.
The connection socket is then closed since we are only servicing one request per
connection.
The server should send the appropriate status code to the client if the file is not found and
close the connection socket.
* There is nothing in the code shutting down the server program if the connection is successful,
so make sure to kill the process manually when not working on the program. *
Client Code
Write your own HTTP client to test your server.
Your client will connect to the server using a TCP connection. You will need to accept
the IP address of the server and port number as input from the user.
Send a request to the server. This is a message containing the file path of the file the
client wants to retrieve. The file path is obtained as input from the user.
Display the server response and contents of the file as output. The client should be able to
receive all the bytes of data sent from the server regardless of the number of bytes of your
specific HTML file.
Close the connection.
What to turn in:
ReadMe
Server code
Client code
HTML file that you used to test your program.
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This document provides an introduction and overview to programming in C++. It summarizes a sample C++ program that converts mass to energy using Einstein's equation. The summary discusses:
- The program demonstrates the total immersion technique for learning C++ by analyzing the sample program line-by-line.
- The program converts a user-input mass in kg to energy using the equation E=mc^2 without needing to understand the underlying theory of relativity.
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This document provides instructions and descriptions for sample files that demonstrate the use of Adobe PDF/XML forms. It includes two sample sets - one for an eGrants application and one for a Thrift Savings Plan allocation form. It describes how the PDF forms were created from XML schemas and can have data entered, validated, exported as XML, and imported from XML. The samples show how PDF/XML forms can integrate with web services and automate paper-based processes.
This document describes sample files that demonstrate using Adobe XML/PDF form designer to create PDF forms. It includes a grant application PDF form, sample XML data to populate the form fields, and a rights-enabled PDF. The grant application form was created for a US government eGrants initiative to standardize grant management across agencies. It combines the paper grant application with an XML schema. Users can fill out the form, then agencies can extract the XML data to integrate into their systems. The form also calls a web service using JavaScript to validate identification numbers, demonstrating how to embed business logic in PDFs.
This document provides samples demonstrating Adobe's PDF/XML technology. It includes a grant application PDF form mapped to an XML schema, with sample data. It also allows pre-populating the form with XML data or exporting the entered data to XML. A second sample is a retirement fund allocation PDF form that can similarly export data to XML. The document discusses how these samples streamline paper-based processes by integrating human-entered form data directly into backend systems.
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ASP is an active server page technology developed by Microsoft that allows web developers to build dynamic websites and web applications. ASP files can contain HTML tags, text, and scripting code. Scripts in ASP files are executed on the server rather than in the user's web browser. Common uses of ASP include dynamically generating and customizing web page content, accessing databases to display information to users, and providing more security since ASP code is not visible to users.
Cyber security is important to protect sensitive information from unauthorized access. The document discusses why cyber security is important, common cyber security terms, how email clients work, why email attachments can be dangerous, steps to protect yourself and others from email threats, benefits of blind carbon copy (BCC) emails, reducing spam emails, general cyber security tips, and notes that absolute security is impossible to achieve.
This document discusses analyzing malicious PDF files. It provides an overview of PDF file structure and common strings found in PDFs. Tools are presented for parsing and scanning PDFs like pdf-parser.py, pdfid.py and Peepdf. A demo is shown using these tools to analyze a sample PDF. Limitations of only scanning for strings are noted, and it is recommended to also use antivirus and online scanning services to more thoroughly check for malware in PDFs.
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