Summary
Captioning in Mixed Reality relies on two related concepts:
- The ability to understand the purpose of a sound within an environment
- The ability to locate that sound within 3D space
The combination of these concepts soften the boundaries between captioning and audio description as both elements are required within XR captioning. Understanding sound purpose is most likely to be achieved through captioning. Locating sound within space is most likely to be achieved through audio description.
Why
Captioning provides an alternative method for users to understand auditory content. There are many reasons why people may prefer to use captions as an alternative to traditional audio or as a method to supplement audio content.
Who it helps
- Usage Without Vision - People that do not have access to visual information will require to have information presented in an alternative method. For XR captioning this should take into consideration the text that is being output and the orientation of sound location. In addition, any meta-information that is attached to textual content (e.g. the name of the person speaking) should be made available.
- Usage with Limited Vision - People with limited vision may have similar requirements to those without vision and all of the items mentioned previously should be considered. In addition to this, screen magnification users may need to carry out additional customization options that relate to the size of textual content and meta-information.
- Usage without Perception of Color - People that have atypical perceptions of colour may need to customise the presentation of captions within an XR environment. The presentation of captions in XR should take into account the real/virtual world that the user is interacting with and should make sure that text remains legible in regard to contrast with the background. Care should also be taken to ensure that any meta-information relating to the directionality of sound (e.g. radar plots, directional arrows) also takes color contrast issues into consideration.
- Usage without Hearing - People that use XR without hearing will require auditory information to be translated into an alternative format. Auditory information can include, but is not limited to, speech and key sound effects. In addition, the directionality of any sound will also have to be communicated to the user with this taking into consideration sound that takes place outside of the current view screen. The exact format that auditory information is translated into is not confined to captions. People may have a preference for signing of text alternatives or equivalents
- Usage with Limited Hearing - People with limited hearing may have some of the needs that are described when using XR captions without hearing. In addition to this alternative customisation options relating to sound direction may be required.
- Usage with Limited Manipulation or Strength - People with limited manipulation or strength may want to interact with content in an immersive environment that doesn't require particular bodily movement. These interactions can include captioning services where the timings for interactions may need to be modified or extended. In addition users of assistive technology may want to identify locations, objects, and interact with immersive environments.
- Usage with Limited Reach - People with limited reach may have similar user needs to people with limited manipulation or strength so these should be considered.
- Minimise Photosensitive Seizure Triggers - In order to minimise photosensitive seizure triggers, people may need to personalise the immersive environment in various ways. This can include personalisation of XR captions which should take into consideration methods that can reduce photosensitive seizures.
- Usage with Limited Cognition - People with limited cognition may require to change the speed at which they travel through an immersive environment. The timing of captioned content should take this into consideration. Personalisation of captioned services may be required in order to assist in creating an accessible immersive environment.
How
To be done:
- Different ways that the research has said to implement it.
- Explain the difference between what is done in the engine and what is done by the content developer.
- Research needed on how to mark caption file in order to take into consideration the location of sound source.


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A heckuvalot has happened since my last post, I suppose. Notably, Novell acquired Ximian. As Dave said, some people were able to access the intranet today (I was not one of them). However, the org chart on the site shows me as reporting directly to the Vice Chairman of Novell. I don’t think Dave will be calling me a dorkwad anymore (I demoted him once already today).
I haven’t done any gnome hacking lately, and unfortunately I don’t see any happening in the near future. Work is keeping me pretty busy. Hopefully I’ll have some time after this development cycle ends.
Had a great time in Boston while I was there. In the conference call(s) today, I realized that I was able to put a face to nearly every voice I heard, which was a nice change.
The Rio portable ogg player which I’ve been salivating over for a while was finally anounced. I ordered one immediately.  I’m a little worried about linux integration, though. Supposedly, the little bugger runs a webserver and has a java applet which you can use to transfer files to it. While this would probably work, what I would really like is a way to mount the drive or use a gnome-vfs module. The developers of the Karma are the same ones who made the empeg linux-based car mp3 player, so maybe they’ll be nice and release some code and/or specs.
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THE FAN (1996)
A film review by Steve Kong Copyright 1997 Steve Kong
Tony Scott is a gifted director at one thing: making a dull lack luster film look glossy and attractive. Sometimes he does more than just this, an example would be his previous Crimson Tide. With The Fan he has returned to being the director who makes a lack luster film look glossy and attractive.
In The Fan Robert DeNiro is an obsessive baseball fan.  Wesley Snipes gives a decent Barry Bonds impersonation in The Fan. Snipes is a recently acquired $40 million free agent for the San Francisco Giants from the Atlanta Braves.
The Fan moves at a snail's pace for the first hour, and really does not improve after that. The first hour does only one thing, it shows how DeNiro's Gil Renard is a crazed troubled man. After that, the movie picks up pace, following DeNiro and his "support" for Snipes' Bobby Rayburn. But, this pick up of pace is not much of a help for the movie.
Scott does a wonderful job of filming and making this film look good. But, this is a complete loss because of the putrid script that he is shooting with. All of the characters are presented as cardboard cutouts. And there are even characters that I can't figure to why they are given such a big role, one of those would be Ellen Barkin's Jewel Stern. The baseball scenes are, surprisingly, few. This is good because the baseball scenes do not feel all that authentic, especially the end climatic baseball sequence.
Tony Scott needs to be more selective when picking scripts to work with. The Fan is obviously a skeleton worth of a script that needed a whole lot of work before it was shot. Scott needs to find more scripts like Crimson Tide. When he is given a good script to work with, Tony Scott can put out a wonderful film. But, when he is given a bad script to work with, his talents for looks are wasted. Skip The Fan, though Tony Scott has made this lack luster film look glossy and attractive, it's only looks, there's nothing of substance here.
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Tangible interfaces have also been developed, where everyday physical objects are embedded with computation, being able to sense and react to the ways they are picked up, manipulated, and moved in space. This approach has already found its way into a broad range of toys and game systems such as the Nintendo Wii. Camera and pressure input has also been developed that enables the movement of our whole body to control the computer, such as pressure pads in Dance Revolution and the use of video tracking in Sony’s Eye Toy games.
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Espresso is coffee brewed by forcing a small amount of nearly boiling water under pressure through finely ground coffee beans.
Espresso is generally thicker than coffee brewed by other methods, has a higher concentration of suspended and dissolved solids, and has crema on top (a foam with a creamy consistency).
Tamping down the coffee promotes the water's even penetration of the grounds. This process produces an almost syrupy beverage by extracting both solid and dissolved components. The "crema" is produced by emulsifying the oils in the ground coffee into a colloid, which does not occur in other brewing methods.
Espresso is both a coffee beverage and a brewing method. It is not a specific bean, bean blend, or roast level. Any bean or roasting level can be used to produce authentic espresso. For example, in southern Italy, a darker roast is generally preferred. Farther north, the trend moves toward slightly lighter roasts, while outside Italy, a wide range is popular.
As a result of the pressurized brewing process, the flavors and chemicals in a typical cup of espresso are very concentrated. Espresso has more caffeine per unit volume than most beverages, but the usual serving size is smaller—a typical 60 mL (2 US fluid ounces) of espresso has 80 to 150 mg of caffeine, a little less than the 95 to 200 mg of a standard 240 mL (8 US fluid ounces) cup of drip-brewed coffee.
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Application ServersApplication servers are in use in many installations throughout the world today. The term application server really describes any kind of system used to run an application that services clients and uses an RDBMS server. These types of systems can be used to take input from clients, process that input, and use the resulting data as input to the RDBMS server; alternatively, they can take input from the RDBMS server, process that data, and send it to the client. The primary task of the application server is to offload server application tasks from the RDBMS server. Many of these tasks must be run on one system because of issues of data consistency and locking. Not all application tasks can be moved to the client; many tasks have to coordinate actions for many clients to provide for data integrity. The example in the following sidebar may help make things a little clearer.
How To Tune the Application ServerTuning the application server depends on the function of the server. Typically, this type of machine is memory dependent. You must make sure that you have sufficient memory to avoid paging and swapping. The particular areas to monitor and tune on the application server include the following:
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Taylor
This page contains an index of all the individuals in the database with the surname of Taylor. Selecting the person’s name will take you to that person’s individual page.
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| Alfred John | 1901-11-01 | 1943-04-09 | Taylor, John Harding, Mary Elizabeth | |
| Cecil William | 1899-11-14 | 1926-04-11 | Taylor, John Harding, Mary Elizabeth | |
| Elizabeth | 1842 | Braithwaite, Edward | Taylor, Robert Hargen, Margaret | |
| Elizabeth R. | about 1841 | about 1915 | Cook, John | |
| Florence Edith | 1917-07-07 | 1949-03-01 | Kay, [Living] | |
| Graham | 1852 | Taylor, Robert Hargen, Margaret | ||
| John | Harding, Mary Elizabeth | |||
| Margaret | 1846-07-16 | 1885-07-15 | Braithwaite, Edward | Taylor, Robert Hargen, Margaret |
| Mary | 1850 | Taylor, Robert Hargen, Margaret | ||
| Mildred | Mulcahy, Eric John | |||
| Mildred Florence | 1906-11-15 | O'Keefe, Vincent | Taylor, John Harding, Mary Elizabeth | |
| Robert | 1820 | Hargen, Margaret | ||
| Robert | 1848 | Taylor, Robert Hargen, Margaret | ||
| Sarah | 1844-11-09 | 1891-07-02 | Braithwaite, Thomas | Taylor, Robert Hargen, Margaret |
| Sarah E. | Thornton, Sidney Joseph | |||
| Susan Mary | 1903-09-15 | 1971-05-06 | Clifford, Harry John | Taylor, John Harding, Mary Elizabeth |
| Violet Marion | 1976-01-06 | Orton, Frank James | Taylor, [Living] | |
| [Living] | Haynes, [Living] | Taylor, [Living] Lane, [Living] | ||
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Macau WTCR: Yvan Muller seals win double from fifth on the grid
by Jack CozensYvan Muller doubled up on Macau Guia Race World Touring Car Cup victories, winning the reversed-grid second race from team-mate Thed Bjork to haul himself right into the title fight.
Muller started fifth, but had dragged his Cyan Racing Lynk & Co 03 into the lead before the end of the opening lap and was not headed thereafter.
The four-time world champion's nephew Yann Ehrlacher led the early reckoning in his Lynk & Co 03, leading Bjork on the run down to Lisboa while Muller passed the Alfa Romeo Giulietta Veloce of Kevin Ceccon and Esteban Guerrieri (Munnich Motorsport Honda) to run third.
Ehrlacher then moved over on the exit of Maternity Bend at the top of the mountain, letting Bjork and Muller through into first and second, before Muller passed Bjork for the lead.
That position change was not shown on the race broadcast, but Muller indicated in his post-race television interview that he "owed" both Ehrlacher and Bjork.
Bjork stayed in Muller's slipstream for the remaining seven laps but did not challenge his team-mate, with Muller adding to his Saturday race win to move to within 20 points of the WTCR standings lead.
The two leading Lynk & Cos were kept honest by Ceccon, who recorded his second podium finish of the weekend by finishing third, while Guerrieri gave his own title hopes a boost with a gutsy drive to fourth.
The Argentinian briefly occupied third after passing Ehrlacher opportunistically at Lisboa at the start of the second lap, though his Civic Type R was easy prey for Ceccon a lap later.
Guerrieri was visibly on the limit in his attempts to keep the rear of the Civic in line, but rebuffed a number of attempted overtakes from the BRC Hyundai of Nicky Catsburg, including a final-lap assault at Mandarin, to secure the position.
Fifth ultimately went the way of Johan Kristoffersson (Sebastien Loeb Racing Volkswagen Golf GTI), ahead of Ehrlacher - who lost a handful of positions when Guerrieri squeezed past him - the fourth Lynk & Co of Andy Priaulx, and respective Comtoyou and WRT Audi drivers Frederic Vervisch and Jean-Karl Vernay.
Catsburg ultimately dropped back after his failed attempt to pass Guerrieri, giving 10th to his points-leading team-mate Norbert Michelisz.
The Hungarian lost one position from his 12th-place starting position on the opening lap, but was handed a position early on by team-mate Gabriele Tarquini, passed the Volkswagen of Rob Huff soon after, and was promoted one additional position when Catsburg slowed.
Those gains mean Michelisz has an 11-point margin over Guerrieri in the title race, with Muller a further six points back.
Billy Lo, the one remaining wildcard on the entry, was not classified after completing five laps.
Result - 8 laps
| Pos | Driver | Team | Car | Gap |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Yvan Muller | Cyan Racing | Lynk & Co | 20m28.159s |
| 2 | Thed Bjork | Cyan Racing | Lynk & Co | 0.455s |
| 3 | Kevin Ceccon | Team Mulsanne | Alfa Romeo | 0.932s |
| 4 | Esteban Guerrieri | Munnich Motorsport | Honda | 1.896s |
| 5 | Johan Kristoffersson | SLR Volkswagen | Volkswagen | 5.305s |
| 6 | Yann Ehrlacher | Cyan Performance | Lynk & Co | 8.076s |
| 7 | Andy Priaulx | Cyan Performance | Lynk & Co | 8.662s |
| 8 | Frederic Vervisch | Comtoyou Audi | Audi | 9.010s |
| 9 | Jean-Karl Vernay | WRT | Audi | 10.222s |
| 10 | Norbert Michelisz | BRC Squadra Corse | Hyundai | 11.101s |
| 11 | Gabriele Tarquini | BRC Squadra Corse | Hyundai | 11.583s |
| 12 | Nicky Catsburg | BRC Racing Team | Hyundai | 12.712s |
| 13 | Tom Coronel | Comtoyou Cupra | Cupra | 12.908s |
| 14 | Rob Huff | SLR VW Motorsport | Volkswagen | 13.925s |
| 15 | Mikel Azcona | PWR Racing | Cupra | 18.087s |
| 16 | Niels Langeveld | Comtoyou Audi | Audi | 18.589s |
| 17 | Ma Qing Hua | Team Mulsanne | Alfa Romeo | 19.527s |
| 18 | Tiago Monteiro | KCMG | Honda | 20.361s |
| 19 | Nestor Girolami | Munnich Motorsport | Honda | 20.762s |
| 20 | Robert Dahlgren | PWR Racing | Cupra | 31.614s |
| 21 | Benjamin Leuchter | SLR Volkswagen | Volkswagen | 31.747s |
| 22 | Attila Tassi | KCMG | Honda | 1 Lap |
| - | Mehdi Bennani | SLR VW Motorsport | Volkswagen | Retirement |
| - | Billy Lo | Tian Shi Zuver Team | Audi | Retirement |
| - | Luca Engstler | BRC Racing Team | Hyundai | Retirement |
| - | Aurelien Panis | Comtoyou Cupra | Cupra | Retirement |
| - | Gordon Shedden | WRT | Audi | Withdrawn |
| - | Jim Ka To | KC Motorgroup | Honda | Withdrawn |


Push me to Play
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onPushStop recognizes that a STOP push button was pressed and resets the button to a RUN button; the switch is accomplished by the "UserData" property where the value 0 indicates in the calling function that the STOP button was actually pressed Syntax: onPushStop Inputs: src - handle of the calling object Outputs: none Example: onPushStop(src,~) Other m-files required: none Subfunctions: none MAT-files required: none See also: NUCLEUSinv Author: see AUTHORS.md email: see AUTHORS.md License: MIT License (at end)
0001 function onPushStop(src,~) 0002 %onPushStop recognizes that a STOP push button was pressed and resets the 0003 %button to a RUN button; the switch is accomplished by the "UserData" property 0004 %where the value 0 indicates in the calling function that the STOP button was 0005 %actually pressed 0006 % 0007 % Syntax: 0008 % onPushStop 0009 % 0010 % Inputs: 0011 % src - handle of the calling object 0012 % 0013 % Outputs: 0014 % none 0015 % 0016 % Example: 0017 % onPushStop(src,~) 0018 % 0019 % Other m-files required: 0020 % none 0021 % 0022 % Subfunctions: 0023 % none 0024 % 0025 % MAT-files required: 0026 % none 0027 % 0028 % See also: NUCLEUSinv 0029 % Author: see AUTHORS.md 0030 % email: see AUTHORS.md 0031 % License: MIT License (at end) 0032 0033 %------------- BEGIN CODE -------------- 0034 0035 %% if the button was pressed 'Value' is 1 0036 value = get(src,'Value'); 0037 % STOP button was pressed so reset to a RUN button 0038 % "UserData" reset to 0 0039 if value == 1 0040 set(src,'String','<HTML><u>R</u>UN','BackGroundColor','g','UserData',0,'Callback',@onPushRun); 0041 end 0042 0043 end 0044 0045 %------------- END OF CODE -------------- 0046 0047 %% License: 0048 % MIT License 0049 % 0050 % Copyright (c) 2018 Thomas Hiller 0051 % 0052 % Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy 0053 % of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal 0054 % in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights 0055 % to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell 0056 % copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is 0057 % furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions: 0058 % 0059 % The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all 0060 % copies or substantial portions of the Software. 0061 % 0062 % THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR 0063 % IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, 0064 % FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE 0065 % AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER 0066 % LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, 0067 % OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE 0068 % SOFTWARE.


Davao Culinary Cup
Solane LPG recently sponsored another successful Davao Culinary Cup at SM City Davao. The DCC is the biggest, most prestigious culinary competition in Mindanao. It captures a similar value that Solane is consistently trying to advocate; that of recognizing the Filipino culinary talent and excellence that is at par with international standards, according to Solane Marketing manager Valeri Villano. As one of the Gold sponsors of the event, Solane also gave away exciting freebies and prizes to the winners and attendees.


HTML5 Quickstart
AboutYou have successfully deployed a Java EE web application.
This quickstart demonstrates the use of various Mobile, HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript techniques.
- Pure HTML client
- JAX-RS GET & POST end points
- HTML5 based page structure
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- jQuery Mobile integration
- QUnit test suite to validate JavaScript


John,
Thank you for having Cargo Chief arrange to haul this load and returning to
Cargo Chief to complete the job on the load below:
Cargo Chief Best Quote: 201,105;
April 15, 2012, 14:25 PST, 4 hour bidding window
For: ABC Strawberry Growers, John Smith,
650-269-4545<EMAIL_ADDRESS>What: Lucky PO 342598 and PO 3216098, Strawberries
Drums, Strawberry Jam, 24 feet
(12 pallets or Equivalents), total weight of 32,000, Drop: Stop 1
Pallets, Strawberries, 12 feet (6
pallets or Equivalents), total weight of 6,000, Drop: Destination
Ready for Pick Up: Apr 17,
2012
Origin: Gilroy, CA, 95020,
Business with Dock or Forklift, Driver to assist in loading
Stop 1 in Transit: Milwaukee, WI 51932, Convention
Center/Tradeshow, , Driver to Assist in unloading
Destination: Menasha, WI, 54952,
Business with Dock or Forklift; Driver Not assisting in unloading
Carrier Selected: Smith & Brown, a 4 star carrier, 5 day
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Please
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that was delivered: April 23, 2012
Enter an Overall Rating of the carrier
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Evaluations are contained in loops, each loop representing a period of evaluation.
An evaluation is for 1 person, user evaluations are created for each evaluation. The form used
is the one set in the Forms section for that user.
An evaluation can be in one of 4 modes:
Evaluation mode can be toggled between Evaluation & Feedback on the assignment page. The evaluation is marked complete from the evaluation itself.
Forms are your templates of competencies for rating. Add sections and competencies as you see fit, you can move them up and down, they will keep their order.
To avoid unnecessary repetition, you can create shared forms. They are re-usable form components that you can prefix to other forms, so for example you could have company-wide competencies, prefixed to team-wide competencies, prefixed to role competencies.
Users are assigned to a form, it is the form that will be used for their evaluation.
Only users with an assigned form will be available in the drop-down when you create
evaluations.
Users are created with a random password. To get started, they will need to use the "Reset password" functionality the first time they sign in to the service.
There are 3 access levels:
Users can be assigned to a team. The users at the top of the page are not assigned to any team.
To personalise their profile, each user can create a Gravatar. Their chosen picture will then appear instead of the FidoBakku logo.
Deleting a team does not delete the users in that team.
An account must have an admin user as owner.
Deleting data is an immediate, permanent, unreversible action, after the confirmation prompt.


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Explanation
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Solution
A common cause of this error is having a high-bit character (such as a curly quote or curly apostrophe) in your RSS feed. This can happen if you copy-and-paste a quote from another page that contains curly quotes. For maximum compatibility with readers, you should remove the invalid character or use a numeric entity equivalent.
You can also try changing your character encoding to a more liberal encoding. For example, if you have this at the top of your feed:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
Try changing it to this:
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This can be a difficult error to diagnose, because the validator can not give you the exact location of the error. (This is due to a limitation of our parsing library; sorry, we tried very hard to work around it!) For example, if the validator says the error occurred at the end of a description
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