The Man In The Iron Mask
Chad'z rating: ** (out of 4 = fair/below average)
1998, PG-13, 130 minutes [2 hours, 10 minutes]
[drama]
starring: Leonardo DiCaprio (King Louis XIV, Philippe), Jeremy Irons (Aramis), John Malkovich (Athos), Gérard Depardieu (Porthos), Gabriel Byrne (D'Artagnan); produced by Russ Smith, Randall Wallace; written and directed by Randall Wallace; based on the novel "L'homme au masque de fer" by Alexandre Dumas père.
Seen March 14, 1998 at 9 p.m. at Mohawk Mall Cinemas (Niskayuna, NY), theater #3, with my sister Jena for free using my Sony/Loews critic's pass. [Theater rating: **1/2: excellent sound, good picture, poor seats]
Both critics and audiences alike have scolded Hollywood for monotony and lack of originality. Perhaps the reason filmmakers feel the need to turn works of literary classics and/or legends into modern movies is a form of penance, because if they can't come up with new ideas they can at least use long-loved ones as a guarantee for success... in theory. "The Man In The Iron Mask" is such a mediocre piece of filmmaking that it not only disproves said theory, but goes to show how even the most skilled of filmmakers can go wrong with the most basic of concepts.
The film starts off in traditional "period piece" fashion with the generic rhetoric about its setting - something to do with the story of the "Three Musketeers," combined with some information about the infamous King Louis XIV - a young, greedy, arrogant king who didn't care much about who or what he ruled, just as long as he had the power. Leonardo DiCaprio stars here as this king, always with a gentle voice and manner which is probably realistic, but portrays the character in an extremely stiff way. He seems quite lost here, almost to the point of boredom.
No time is wasted in establishing the story's key elements. Within a few minutes we meet our main characters and are given minimal amounts of characterization, which will become the film's biggest flaw. All information about King Louis is provided in the prologue, or simply implied, so the sense of an antagonist or even a conflict feels weak. We then meet our so-called heroes: Aramis (Irons), the king's high priest and leader of a silent rebellion against him; Athos (Malkovich), a retired musketeer who has the film's only emotional sense, that is, his love and honor for his (dead) son; Porthos (Depardieu), a bumbling womanizer who provides for lame comic relief; and D'Artagnan (Byrne), general of the king's army who will be torn between his loyalty to the king and his long-time friends. To say the characters are going through the motions is an understatement, especially as portrayed by such a talented cast who never give them any definition or texture beyond what is required by the script. Like DiCaprio, they seem lost and bored with this picture, and the bland direction certainly doesn't help.
The actual plot involves Aramis' "brilliant" plan to replace the king with his identical twin brother Philippe (DiCaprio in a dual role), with whom he was separated at birth, lived in the country for 16 years, and has spent the last six years in a terrible prison forced to wear an iron mask. The problem is this idea is not hatched until the second hour as the first hour is spent trying to show how vile the king is, but the story offers nothing new or interesting.  The people of Paris are starving to death, but he doesn't seem to care. Yes, these two examples should provide us with enough reason to hate him, build suspense, and provide for an exciting, action-packed finale, but it just doesn't happen.
Most of the blame falls on writer/director Randall Wallace. As is the case all too frequently today, Wallace falls into the Jeckyl and Hyde category - as he is responsible for penning the Oscar-winning "Braveheart," and yet fails to take a clue from his previous work. The dialogue is too highbrow or "Shakesperian-esque" for a modern movie, therefore the actors sound like they are reading lines from a script based on a classic novel.
The general organization of the story works, but the important details are missing or dealt with too quickly. The proof of this is in the conflict itself - of course the musketeers free the man in the iron mask and offer him the chance to be king, but they never state a reason why he should accept the offer and what this will mean in the long run (Philippe himself brings this up, but their answer is more of the boring rhetoric that explains almost every conflict in the story). I kept waiting for someone to say something along the lines of, "You'll take his place and slowly change from a bad king to a good king and everyone will live happily ever after" but this is never hinted at until the very end, and by then it's too late.
I'm sure "The Man In The Iron Mask" is meant to be a light-spirited, swashbuckling adventure, but it's difficult to see it as such due to the boring story and lack of swashbuckling altogether. In fact, I'd classify the film as a straight drama on this basis, and if that doesn't go to show where and how much the film goes wrong, I don't know what will.
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The Matchmaker Review by Larry McGillicuddy Copyright Larry McGillicuddy
*** (out of 4) Directed by Mark Joffe
Starring Janeane Garofalo, David O'Hara, Milo O'Shea, Jay O. Sanders, Denis Leary, Saffron Burrows
Usually when one is debating who the modern queen of the romantic comedy is they will bring up names like Julia Roberts or Sandra Bullock. Others will mention Meg Ryan. But for me, it's not even close. Janeane Garofalo is not only the queen of the romantic comedy, she is the best comic actress in hollywood right now. And it's a good thing she's starring in The Matchmaker, because without her presence the movie would be bland, unfunny, and dull.
Garofalo stars as Marcy Tizard, a top aide to Boston senator John McGlory, who is suffering in the polls. In an attempt to capture the Irish vote, he sends Marcy on a mission to a small Irish town called Ballinagra in search of other McGlory's that never moved to America. Unfortunately for Marcy, her visit coincides with the town's annual matchmaking festival.
Things get off to a rocky start for Marcy though. She has no hotel reservations (for no rational reason) and the tiny confined room (tired old cliche') she has to stay in has a visitor in her bathtub. His name is Sean, and Marcy finds him repugnant at first, so you can obviously tell where this is headed.
The movie runs into a few roadblocks. For instance, the story is very thin. None of the characters (except the old local matchmaker) are nearly as interesting as Garofalo. Some of the characters, like the political aide played by Denis Leary, have wandered in from a completely different movie. I think the director realized this and decided to throw in numerous shots of the beautiful Irish scenery, and several close-ups of Garofalo's winning smile. The strange thing is that it works. Garofalo's charm and the irish scenery could carry the thinnest of stories, and it carries this one.
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[dscrdvrsc] <jimboscott> @superbergs what is your CPU model number?
[dscrdvrsc] <jimboscott> @capo100 You can increase this number to the maximum number of threads your CPU is capable of running. Any more is pointless and could even be counterproductive
[dscrdvrsc] <superbergs> @jimboscott its an amd a9 9420 radeon r5 5 compute cores 2c+3g
[dscrdvrsc] <jimboscott> Why did you say your laptop has 2 cores?
[dscrdvrsc] <jimboscott> Most modern Intel CPU's have two threads per core.
[dscrdvrsc] <jimboscott> So AMD might be this way also - not sure. But try 5 threads for sure.
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[dscrdvrsc] <aelder> with three GPU cores
[dscrdvrsc] <aelder> for 5 total
[dscrdvrsc] <aelder> they're counting it weirdly
[dscrdvrsc] <jimboscott> ahhhh
[dscrdvrsc] <jimboscott> Like Monty Python's Holy Grail.... 1,2... 5
[dscrdvrsc] <jimboscott> How many threads should he try then?
[dscrdvrsc] <aelder> Try 2 at the max.
[dscrdvrsc] <jimboscott> Just curious - would trying too many potentially cause problems?
[dscrdvrsc] <aelder> Nothing that rebooting wouldn't fix I don't think.
[dscrdvrsc] <aelder> system might become unresponsive.
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Perform the following actions to assures that logs are reviewed regularly:
Update policy. Add a point to the information security policy that requires all the logs to be reviewed at least once a day. Follow the guidelines for the PCI DSS Requirement 12 to add incident response definitions to the information security policy.
Send logs to the log server. Get the list of network devices from the network documentation and configure each network device to send logs to the centralized log server if possible. The exact instructions for this vary by device and log server. Typically, there are two approaches: syslogd and agent software for windows. Syslogd is a UNIX standard for centralized logs and is implemented by many network devices and log servers, especially UNIX-style ones. To configure syslogd, it is typically sufficient to specify the hostname or IP address of the log server on the network device in the administration interface. Another approach is to use agent software. Typically, agents are made available by the log server vendor for many common platforms. An agent is installed on the network device or computer as an application. When correctly configured, the agent forwards the logs from the host to the centralized log server.For detailed instructions on configuring the devices to send information to the log server, please refer to the log server's vendor documentation or technical support.
Mitigate devices incompatible with the log server. Make a list of devices that are not compatible with the log server. Use this list to check the logs on each device daily individually. Consider replacing them with devices that are compatible with the centralized log server.
Designate staff responsible for monitoring logs. Delegate responsibility for reviewing the logs daily to a qualified staff member or team. Train the team to respond to exceptions, based on the definitions in the information security policy.


These operations work on ordinary vectors, so you can mix checked and unchecked operations on the same vectors.
In an ideal world (which we're working on, in principle) the compiler would let you use the ordinary checked operations and then optimize the checks away in a safe and efficient manner.
type vector
type elem
val sub : (vector * int) -> elem
val update : (vector * int * elem) -> unit
val create : int -> vector
type vector
type elem
sub (vec, i)
update (vec, i, el)
This operation is particularly unsafe, even if i is in range, because the compiler performs other optimizations on vectors based on the fact that their contents are immutable.
create i
MONO_VECTOR, UNSAFE_MONO_ARRAY, Unsafe.Vector
Last Modified October 28, 1997
Comments to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Copyright © 1998 Bell Labs, Lucent Technologies


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| quarks.analytics.math3.json |
JSON analytics using Apache Commons Math.
|
| quarks.analytics.sensors |
Analytics focused on handling sensor data.
|
| quarks.connectors.file |
File stream connector.
|
| quarks.connectors.http |
HTTP stream connector.
|
| quarks.connectors.iot |
Quarks device connector API to a message hub.
|
| quarks.connectors.iotf |
IBM Watson IoT Platform stream connector.
|
| quarks.connectors.jdbc |
JDBC based database stream connector.
|
| quarks.connectors.kafka |
Apache Kafka enterprise messing hub stream connector.
|
| quarks.connectors.mqtt |
MQTT (lightweight messaging protocol for small sensors and mobile devices) stream connector.
|
| quarks.connectors.mqtt.iot |
An MQTT based IotDevice connector.
|
| quarks.connectors.pubsub |
Publish subscribe model between jobs.
|
| quarks.connectors.serial |
Serial port connector API.
|
| quarks.connectors.wsclient |
WebSocket Client Connector API for sending and receiving messages to a WebSocket Server.
|
| quarks.connectors.wsclient.javax.websocket |
WebSocket Client Connector for sending and receiving messages to a WebSocket Server.
|
| quarks.metrics |
Metric utility methods, oplets, and reporters which allow an
application to expose metric values, for example via JMX.
|
| quarks.providers.development |
Execution of a streaming topology in a development environment .
|
| quarks.providers.direct |
Direct execution of a streaming topology.
|
| quarks.samples.apps |
Support for some more complex Quarks application samples.
|
| quarks.samples.apps.mqtt |
Base support for Quarks MQTT based application samples.
|
| quarks.samples.apps.sensorAnalytics |
The Sensor Analytics sample application demonstrates some common
continuous sensor analytic application themes.
|
| quarks.samples.connectors.iotf |
Samples showing device events and commands with IBM Watson IoT Platform.
|
| quarks.samples.connectors.kafka |
Samples showing use of the
Apache Kafka stream connector.
|
| quarks.samples.console |
Samples showing use of the
Console web application.
|
| quarks.samples.topology |
Samples showing creating and executing basic topologies .
|
| quarks.samples.utils.sensor | |
| quarks.topology |
Functional api to build a streaming topology.
|
| quarks.topology.plumbing |
Plumbing for a streaming topology.
|
| quarks.topology.spi | |
| quarks.topology.spi.graph | |
| quarks.topology.tester |
Testing for a streaming topology.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| TStream
A
TStream is a declaration of a continuous sequence of tuples. |
| TWindow
Partitioned window of tuples.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| TStream
A
TStream is a declaration of a continuous sequence of tuples. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| TopologyElement
An element of a
Topology . |
| TSink
Termination point (sink) for a stream.
|
| TStream
A
TStream is a declaration of a continuous sequence of tuples. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| TStream
A
TStream is a declaration of a continuous sequence of tuples. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| TopologyElement
An element of a
Topology . |
| TSink
Termination point (sink) for a stream.
|
| TStream
A
TStream is a declaration of a continuous sequence of tuples. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Topology
A declaration of a topology of streaming data.
|
| TopologyElement
An element of a
Topology . |
| TSink
Termination point (sink) for a stream.
|
| TStream
A
TStream is a declaration of a continuous sequence of tuples. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Topology
A declaration of a topology of streaming data.
|
| TSink
Termination point (sink) for a stream.
|
| TStream
A
TStream is a declaration of a continuous sequence of tuples. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Topology
A declaration of a topology of streaming data.
|
| TSink
Termination point (sink) for a stream.
|
| TStream
A
TStream is a declaration of a continuous sequence of tuples. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Topology
A declaration of a topology of streaming data.
|
| TSink
Termination point (sink) for a stream.
|
| TStream
A
TStream is a declaration of a continuous sequence of tuples. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Topology
A declaration of a topology of streaming data.
|
| TopologyElement
An element of a
Topology . |
| TSink
Termination point (sink) for a stream.
|
| TStream
A
TStream is a declaration of a continuous sequence of tuples. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| TopologyElement
An element of a
Topology . |
| TSink
Termination point (sink) for a stream.
|
| TStream
A
TStream is a declaration of a continuous sequence of tuples. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| TopologyElement
An element of a
Topology . |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| TopologyElement
An element of a
Topology . |
| TSink
Termination point (sink) for a stream.
|
| TStream
A
TStream is a declaration of a continuous sequence of tuples. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Topology
A declaration of a topology of streaming data.
|
| TopologyElement
An element of a
Topology . |
| TSink
Termination point (sink) for a stream.
|
| TStream
A
TStream is a declaration of a continuous sequence of tuples. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Topology
A declaration of a topology of streaming data.
|
| TStream
A
TStream is a declaration of a continuous sequence of tuples. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Topology
A declaration of a topology of streaming data.
|
| TopologyProvider
Provider (factory) for creating topologies.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Topology
A declaration of a topology of streaming data.
|
| TopologyElement
An element of a
Topology . |
| TopologyProvider
Provider (factory) for creating topologies.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Topology
A declaration of a topology of streaming data.
|
| TStream
A
TStream is a declaration of a continuous sequence of tuples. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Topology
A declaration of a topology of streaming data.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Topology
A declaration of a topology of streaming data.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| TStream
A
TStream is a declaration of a continuous sequence of tuples. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Topology
A declaration of a topology of streaming data.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Topology
A declaration of a topology of streaming data.
|
| TStream
A
TStream is a declaration of a continuous sequence of tuples. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Topology
A declaration of a topology of streaming data.
|
| TStream
A
TStream is a declaration of a continuous sequence of tuples. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Topology
A declaration of a topology of streaming data.
|
| TStream
A
TStream is a declaration of a continuous sequence of tuples. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Topology
A declaration of a topology of streaming data.
|
| TopologyElement
An element of a
Topology . |
| TSink
Termination point (sink) for a stream.
|
| TStream
A
TStream is a declaration of a continuous sequence of tuples. |
| TWindow
Partitioned window of tuples.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| TStream
A
TStream is a declaration of a continuous sequence of tuples. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Topology
A declaration of a topology of streaming data.
|
| TopologyElement
An element of a
Topology . |
| TopologyProvider
Provider (factory) for creating topologies.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Topology
A declaration of a topology of streaming data.
|
| TopologyElement
An element of a
Topology . |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Topology
A declaration of a topology of streaming data.
|
| TopologyElement
An element of a
Topology . |
| TStream
A
TStream is a declaration of a continuous sequence of tuples. |
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Electrochemical characterization of nanocomposite anodes in half-cells. Voltage profiles ( a), cycle performance ( b) and rate performance ( c) for CNE, CCNE and CNNE samples based on the grid substrate. (In this and subsequent figures, all specific capacities of CCNEs are based on the total mass of the active materials contain CuO and CN x in the core–shell structure).


Anutham taken care by Ms. Deepa Bisht, is working with teams of Weavers, Artisans, Handloom's & various Self Help Groups from India to get the best of Apparels from all of India to the store. Anutham will showcase Handloom Sarees, Silks of KancheePuram, Punjabi Designer Dress Material, Punjabi Jutti's, Himachali Shawls & Accesories.
MNTR is being headed by Ms. Sunita Saini, who has rich experience in the field of learning solutions. At MNTR we would be taking care of Skill & Behavioural based Training modules for Corporates & Open Workshops.
NEEV will be headed by Ar. Reshma B M an expert in the field of Architecture & Interior Designing and having vast experience of Industry. At NEEV, we will be taking care of Interior Designing of Commercial Spaces, Offices, Retail Outlets, Residence, 2D & 3D Designing, Turnkey Interior Solutions, Landscape Designing, Budget to Premium Wallpapers, Customized & Imported Wallpapers, Artificial Grass, Wooden Flooring etc.


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Our main product is to assist Western firms in identifying
suitable market opportunities in China. Our services include
full product sourcing, business & sales set up in China and
strategic management consulting.
Full profile
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Contact information
Company description
Product / Service / Licensing
business within Mainland China. Our team of experts in Chinese
business aim to help your firm grow and expend your business by
successfully identifying in which aspect your firm could most
benefit from China.
We offer a full range of services, from initial market
consulting to full service product sourcing. Our comprehensive
scope of services aim to better get to know your firm so that we
can develop a sound understanding of your business, ensuring
your long term success both in China and abroad.
Our services are structured and priced in such a manner that we
are capable of accommodating any type of firm. From a start-up
SME to a large multinational, no matter the task we are equipped
to serve your needs.
Product Sourcing
Have a product that you want manufactured? Trying to cut your
existing manufacturing costs? Why not consider China as your
manufacturing center?
Silk Ventures Group Limited can help you take advantage of the
manufacturing facilities that exist in China.
Long Term production
If you have a product(s) that you would like to have
manufactured, and would like to cut your production costs, China
may be your best option. At Silk Ventures Group Limited we want
you to succeed and enjoy a long-term benefit from China. Our
full sourcing services, removes all your concerns about
international investment. We take full responsibility for
product design, production, assembly and overseas shipment
(based on your inventory management strategies).
We want to help you and we take the time to get to know who you
are. We want to maximize your investment in China. With that
in mind, our initial consultation with your managers, involves
getting to know as much about your business as we can. Once we
are comfortable working with your manager and understanding your
expectations, we then send our research team to the field. Our
feasibility studies identify all the local suppliers, facilities
and channels to maximize the quality of your final product.
Once we are confident that we have the best solution for your
manufacturing needs and you agree that these are ideal, we then
move to implement the project. Our team of experts will fully
run all aspects of your international endeavor, and in the end
the benefactor will be your organization as your expenses will
have dropped dramatically. Chinese sourcing helps free up your
factory space and reduces a number of burdens that your staff
would otherwise need to address. What’s more, using our
innovative solutions that eliminate fixed asset investment,
reduces your risk to a very low level. Our goal is to see your
firm’s long-term success in China.
Short term product Sourcing
Not looking for a long-term commitment? Only have some simple
one-time products that need to be produced? No Problem!
Our extensive networks of contacts of factory general managers,
ensures to you that we will identify the most suitable factory
for your outsourcing needs. Just tell us what product(s) you
require and the time frame you need them to be delivered. Upon
identifying the most suitable factory for your needs, we will
use our engineers to monitor and ensure that your products are
produced with the level of quality you expect.
We will work with your team to ensure a process management chain
that is not only cost effective, but is also delivered on a
timely basis. If you later require a more regular and on-going
long-term outsourcing commitment, we will develop a suitable
supply schedule via an international logistical strategy.
Our goal is to work with your firm to ensure that we cut your
manufacturing costs. No matter what are your expectations or
needs, we will give you our commitment of quality and excellent
service. We want to be your partner in China!
Market research
If you are looking for the most up-to date market trends or
require a very specific research project, Silk Ventures Group
(HK) Ltd. holds a team of experts that will give you the leading
market information that is exclusive to the needs of our
clients. Unlike other high priced competitors, our consultants
are more committed to getting the information that you need.
Our consulting reports provide detailed information at both the
micro and macro level.
We only recruit the most enthusiastic consultants who are
passionate about a career in Chinese market research. Our team
of young and experienced consultants thrive on new challenges
and welcome any information requests you may be looking for.
Typical available consulting projects include (but not limited
to):
1) Assessment of existing market trend
2) Performing competitor analysis
3) Market demand assessment
4) Determining existing competition and remaining available
market
5) Feasibility studies
6) Business development schedules
7) Business set-up, costs and opportunities
Advice and assistance on setting-up sales channel in China
Entering the Chinese market is often not a strait forward
business venture. Furthermore, numerous Chinese sectors require
you to have a domestically based joint venture partner if you
are looking to do business directly on the Mainland. Silk
Ventures Group Ltd. will work with your firm to ensure that we
set you up with the most reliable and suitable joint venture
partner in China. Selecting the wrong Chinese partner could
jeopardize the future of your firm both in China and at home.
If a market gap does exist for your product(s), we will help you
determine which market entry strategy would be most suitable for
your needs. We will help you:
1) Incorporate the firm (obtain necessary licenses)
2) Identification of potential business partner
3) Locate a suitable office to base the Chinese operations
4) Find a suitable distributor for the product both locally
and nationally
5) Set up a suitable national logistics strategy to ensure
that the product is distributed in a timely manner
6) Perform credit checks to ensure the credibility of the
Chinese buyers
7) Offer a suitable market entry strategy
8) Help to protect the client’s intellectual property
concerns
9) Identify business opportunities and current available
market share
10) Identify current market trends,
11) Existing problematic areas
12) Determine all costs associated with a Chinese
investment,
13) Potential return on investment
14) Action plan to be taken to enter the market.
China. Our network of suppliers and Chinese contacts will help
reduce your manufactruing costs by as much as 70%.
C200-Architect and Engineering Services - Not Related to Construction
C214-A&E Management Engineering Services
C215-A&E Production Engineering Services (incl. Design and Control and Building Programming)
R000-Professional, Administrative and Management Support Services
R008-Engineering and Technical Services (incl. Mechanical, Electrical, Chemical, Electronic Engineering)
R010-Auditing Services
R014-Operations Research Studies / Quantitative Analysis Studies
R019-Other Professional Services
Technology profile
Mainland China. Our turn key solutions will allow your firm to
either set up a solid sales network in China or reduce your
manufacturing needs by as much as 70%.
Market profile
Alliances:
- Technology
Strategic alliances:
We would like to help set up Western based clients into China.Industry sector market interests:
- Construction
- Consumer Products
- Culture
- Manufacturing
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- China
- Hong Kong
- Maine
Actively pursuing:
- France
- Germany
- Japan
- United Kingdom
- United States
- Connecticut
- Illinois
- Indiana
- Massachusetts
- Michigan
- New York
- Ohio
Sector information
Unique applications:
Our unique manufacturing strategy aims tominimize in your investment and maximize in your
return. We select the leading Chinese suppliers
and introduce a manufacturing system that will
not increase your existing quality, but reduce in
your overall costs both at the production and
inventory management levels.
Third-Party Information Liability Disclaimer
Some of the information on this Web page has been provided by external sources. The Government of Canada is not responsible for the accuracy, reliability or currency of the information supplied by external sources. Users wishing to rely upon this information should consult directly with the source of the information. Content provided by external sources is not subject to official languages, privacy and accessibility requirements.
Contacts
Contact information
Description
Company description
Products, services and licensing
Product / Service / Licensing
business within Mainland China. Our team of experts in Chinese
business aim to help your firm grow and expend your business by
successfully identifying in which aspect your firm could most
benefit from China.
We offer a full range of services, from initial market
consulting to full service product sourcing. Our comprehensive
scope of services aim to better get to know your firm so that we
can develop a sound understanding of your business, ensuring
your long term success both in China and abroad.
Our services are structured and priced in such a manner that we
are capable of accommodating any type of firm. From a start-up
SME to a large multinational, no matter the task we are equipped
to serve your needs.
Product Sourcing
Have a product that you want manufactured? Trying to cut your
existing manufacturing costs? Why not consider China as your
manufacturing center?
Silk Ventures Group Limited can help you take advantage of the
manufacturing facilities that exist in China.
Long Term production
If you have a product(s) that you would like to have
manufactured, and would like to cut your production costs, China
may be your best option. At Silk Ventures Group Limited we want
you to succeed and enjoy a long-term benefit from China. Our
full sourcing services, removes all your concerns about
international investment. We take full responsibility for
product design, production, assembly and overseas shipment
(based on your inventory management strategies).
We want to help you and we take the time to get to know who you
are. We want to maximize your investment in China. With that
in mind, our initial consultation with your managers, involves
getting to know as much about your business as we can. Once we
are comfortable working with your manager and understanding your
expectations, we then send our research team to the field. Our
feasibility studies identify all the local suppliers, facilities
and channels to maximize the quality of your final product.
Once we are confident that we have the best solution for your
manufacturing needs and you agree that these are ideal, we then
move to implement the project. Our team of experts will fully
run all aspects of your international endeavor, and in the end
the benefactor will be your organization as your expenses will
have dropped dramatically. Chinese sourcing helps free up your
factory space and reduces a number of burdens that your staff
would otherwise need to address. What’s more, using our
innovative solutions that eliminate fixed asset investment,
reduces your risk to a very low level. Our goal is to see your
firm’s long-term success in China.
Short term product Sourcing
Not looking for a long-term commitment? Only have some simple
one-time products that need to be produced? No Problem!
Our extensive networks of contacts of factory general managers,
ensures to you that we will identify the most suitable factory
for your outsourcing needs. Just tell us what product(s) you
require and the time frame you need them to be delivered. Upon
identifying the most suitable factory for your needs, we will
use our engineers to monitor and ensure that your products are
produced with the level of quality you expect.
We will work with your team to ensure a process management chain
that is not only cost effective, but is also delivered on a
timely basis. If you later require a more regular and on-going
long-term outsourcing commitment, we will develop a suitable
supply schedule via an international logistical strategy.
Our goal is to work with your firm to ensure that we cut your
manufacturing costs. No matter what are your expectations or
needs, we will give you our commitment of quality and excellent
service. We want to be your partner in China!
Market research
If you are looking for the most up-to date market trends or
require a very specific research project, Silk Ventures Group
(HK) Ltd. holds a team of experts that will give you the leading
market information that is exclusive to the needs of our
clients. Unlike other high priced competitors, our consultants
are more committed to getting the information that you need.
Our consulting reports provide detailed information at both the
micro and macro level.
We only recruit the most enthusiastic consultants who are
passionate about a career in Chinese market research. Our team
of young and experienced consultants thrive on new challenges
and welcome any information requests you may be looking for.
Typical available consulting projects include (but not limited
to):
1) Assessment of existing market trend
2) Performing competitor analysis
3) Market demand assessment
4) Determining existing competition and remaining available
market
5) Feasibility studies
6) Business development schedules
7) Business set-up, costs and opportunities
Advice and assistance on setting-up sales channel in China
Entering the Chinese market is often not a strait forward
business venture. Furthermore, numerous Chinese sectors require
you to have a domestically based joint venture partner if you
are looking to do business directly on the Mainland. Silk
Ventures Group Ltd. will work with your firm to ensure that we
set you up with the most reliable and suitable joint venture
partner in China. Selecting the wrong Chinese partner could
jeopardize the future of your firm both in China and at home.
If a market gap does exist for your product(s), we will help you
determine which market entry strategy would be most suitable for
your needs. We will help you:
1) Incorporate the firm (obtain necessary licenses)
2) Identification of potential business partner
3) Locate a suitable office to base the Chinese operations
4) Find a suitable distributor for the product both locally
and nationally
5) Set up a suitable national logistics strategy to ensure
that the product is distributed in a timely manner
6) Perform credit checks to ensure the credibility of the
Chinese buyers
7) Offer a suitable market entry strategy
8) Help to protect the client’s intellectual property
concerns
9) Identify business opportunities and current available
market share
10) Identify current market trends,
11) Existing problematic areas
12) Determine all costs associated with a Chinese
investment,
13) Potential return on investment
14) Action plan to be taken to enter the market.
China. Our network of suppliers and Chinese contacts will help
reduce your manufactruing costs by as much as 70%.
C200-Architect and Engineering Services - Not Related to Construction
C214-A&E Management Engineering Services
C215-A&E Production Engineering Services (incl. Design and Control and Building Programming)
R000-Professional, Administrative and Management Support Services
R008-Engineering and Technical Services (incl. Mechanical, Electrical, Chemical, Electronic Engineering)
R010-Auditing Services
R014-Operations Research Studies / Quantitative Analysis Studies
R019-Other Professional Services
Technology
Technology profile
Mainland China. Our turn key solutions will allow your firm to
either set up a solid sales network in China or reduce your
manufacturing needs by as much as 70%.
Market
Market profile
Alliances:
- Technology
Strategic alliances:
We would like to help set up Western based clients into China.Industry sector market interests:
- Construction
- Consumer Products
- Culture
- Manufacturing
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- China
- Hong Kong
- Maine
Actively pursuing:
- France
- Germany
- Japan
- United Kingdom
- United States
- Connecticut
- Illinois
- Indiana
- Massachusetts
- Michigan
- New York
- Ohio
Sector
Sector information
Unique applications:
Our unique manufacturing strategy aims tominimize in your investment and maximize in your
return. We select the leading Chinese suppliers
and introduce a manufacturing system that will
not increase your existing quality, but reduce in
your overall costs both at the production and
inventory management levels.


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title: Programming Multicores in Scala
venue: Swedish Institute of Computer Science
summary: >
Scala is a diverse language combining functional with object oriented
programming. This has given rise to multiple approaches to concurrency and
parallelism.
In this talk, I'll break down the different approaches as well as talking
about upcoming features in Scala 3 that will aid in building fast, scalable
and, above all correct, systems.
published: true
date: 2017-11-28
---
Programming Multicores in Scala
Past, Present, Future
Felix Mulder
val x = 1 // x: Int
def foo[A](a: A): a.type = a
trait Functor[F[_]] {
def map[A, B](fa: F[A])(f: A => B): F[B]
}
implicit val ListFunctor = new Functor[List] {
def map[A, B](fa: List[A])(f: A => B): List[B] = fa.map(f)
}
def compose[F[_]: Functor, A, B, C](fa: F[A])(f: B => C, g: A => B) =
F.map(fa)(f compose g)
trait State {
type NewState <: State
type Transition
}
case class TurnOn()
case class TurnOff()
case object On {
type Transition = TurnOff
type NewState = Off
}
case object Off {
type Transition = TurnOn
type NewState = On
}
case object Broken {
type Transition = Nothing
type NewState = Broken
}
def trans[S <: State](event: S#Transition, target: S#NewState): S#NewState =
target
def trans[S <: State](implicit ev: S#Transition =:= Nothing, t: ValueOf[S#NewState]): S#NewState =
t.value
class MyActor extends Actor {
def receive = {
case "ping" => sender ! "pong"
}
}
case class StartPong(ref: ActorRef)
class Pinger extends Actor {
def receive = {
case StartPong(ref) => ref ! "ping"
case "pong" => sender ! "ping"
}
}
class Ponger extends Actor {
def receive = {
case "ping" => sender ! Expletive.random
}
}
[error] scala.MatchError: Expletive(@#!$) (of class Expletive)
... 36 elided
def receive: PartialFunction[Any, Unit]
case class StartPong(ref: ActorRef)
class Pinger extends Actor {
def receive = {
case StartPong(ref) => ref ! "ping"
case "pong" => sender ! "ping"
}
}
class Ponger extends Actor {
def receive = {
case "ping" => sender ! Expletive.random
}
}
case class Pong(ref: TypedActorRef[Ping])
case class Ping(ref: TypedActorRef[Pong])
class Pinger extends TypedActor[Pong] {
def receive = {
case Pong(ref) => sender ! Ping(self)
}
}
class Ponger extends TypedActor[Ping] {
def receive = {
case Ping(ref) => sender ! Expletive.random // still compiles 😰
}
}
case class Pong(ref: TypedActorRef[Ping])
case class Ping(ref: TypedActorRef[Pong])
class Pinger extends TypedActor[Pong] {
def receive = {
case Pong(ref) => ref ! Ping(self)
}
}
class Ponger extends TypedActor[Ping] {
def receive = {
case Ping(ref) => ref ! Expletive.random // doesn't compile! 😬
}
}
Future[T]
def map[B](f: A => B)(implicit EC: ExecutionContext): Future[B]
def flatMap[B](f: A => Future[B])(implicit EC: ExecutionContext): Future[B]
IO[T]
"Effects are good, side-effects are bugs"
- Rob Norris
def setNull[A: SetNull](a: A): A | Null = { a = null; a }
def foo(a: A) = println { setNull(a) }
def bar[A: SetNull](a: A) = {
val a0 = setNull(a)
a0.x // does not compile!
}
type UnsafeNull[A] =
SetNull[A] & CanThrow[NullPointerException]
def qux[A: UnsafeNull](a: A) = {
val a0 = setNull(a)
a0.x
}
class SparkJob {
val theAnswer = 42
def send = sendToOtherNode {
heavyComputation(theAnswer)
}
}
class SparkJob {
val theAnswer = 42
def send = sendToOtherNode {
heavyComputation(this.theAnswer)
}
}


Common Leaf Diseases :
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Ascochyta Blight forms lesions on cotyledons, leaves, stems, and bolls. Lesions on the cotyledons and leaves approach 2 mm.
Bacterial Blight start as tiny water-soaked spots, and progress into characteristically angular shapes due to leaf veins limiting bacterial movement.
Target Spot include brown lesions, sometimes approaching 2 cm (~1 inch) in diameter, exhibiting a series of concentric rings.
Reddish lesions will occur during the early stages. As the disease progresses, the lesions enlarge and turn white to light brown in the center.
Alternaria Leaf Spot forms lesions on senescing leaves that are brown with purple margins. As lesions expand they typically exhibit concentric zonation and the necrotic tissue will overlap with other lesions.


ParticleEmitterSettings
namespace ParticleEmitterSettings
ParticleEmitterSettings contains the default settings for ParticleEmitter
Summary
Properties from ParticleEmitterSettings
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Public Properties
static angle: number = Math.PI / 2
number
Start angle for particle launch in Radians
static angleVariation: number = 0
number
letiation in the start angle for particle launch in Radians.
static blendMode: string = normal
string
the blend mode to be applied when rendering particles.
(note: this will superseed the textureAdditive
setting if different than "normal")
static duration: number = Infinity
number
Duration that the emitter releases particles in ms (used only if emitter is Stream). After this period, the emitter stop the launch of particles.
static followTrajectory: boolean = false
boolean
Update the rotation of particle in accordance the particle trajectory.
The particle sprite should aim at zero angle (draw from left to right).
Override the particle minRotation and maxRotation.
static framesToSkip: number = 0
number
Skip n frames after updating the particle system once. This can be used to reduce the performance impact of emitters with many particles.
static frequency: number = 100
number
How often a particle is emitted in ms (used only if emitter is a Stream).
static gravity: number = 0
number
Vertical force (Gravity) for each particle
static image: HTMLCanvasElement = undefined
HTMLCanvasElement
image used for particles texture (by default melonJS will create an white 8x8 texture image)
static maxEndScale: number = 0
number
Maximum end scale ratio for particles
static maxLife: number = 3000
number
Maximum time each particle lives once it is emitted in ms.
static maxParticles: number = 10
number
Maximum number of particles launched each time in this emitter (used only if emitter is Stream).
static maxRotation: number = 0
number
Maximum start rotation for particles sprites in Radians
static maxStartScale: number = 1
number
Maximum start scale ratio for particles (1 = no scaling)
static minEndScale: number = 0
number
Minimum end scale ratio for particles
static minLife: number = 1000
number
Minimum time each particle lives once it is emitted in ms.
static minRotation: number = 0
number
Minimum start rotation for particles sprites in Radians
static minStartScale: number = 1
number
Minimum start scale ratio for particles (1 = no scaling)
static onlyInViewport: boolean = true
boolean
Update particles only in the viewport, remove it when out of viewport.
static speedVariation: number = 1
number
letiation in the start speed of particles
static textureAdditive: boolean = false
boolean
Enable the Texture Additive by composite operation ("additive" blendMode)
static textureSize: number = 8
number
default texture size used for particles if no image is specified (by default melonJS will create an white 8x8 texture image)
static totalParticles: number = 50
number
Total number of particles in the emitter
static wind: number = 0
number
Horizontal force (like a Wind) for each particle


Role
UX Designer
Timeline
24 Hours / Nov 2019
Methods
Personas, Wireframing, Information Architecture, Prototyping
Context
Hackathon, Mobile App
This project was completed at the Girls in SF’s Hacking for Humanity hackathon in November 2019 and received an honorable mention from the judges. I worked in a team with four other people as the only designer.
The goal of the hackathon was to address a social or civic issue in San Francisco. A couple of representatives from different community organizations were invited to speak about their organizations’ respective missions.
One organization stood out to my team – the St. Anthony Foundation, an organization that provides free services to the homeless community in San Francisco.
My team wanted to explore homelessness even further. With over 8,000 homeless individuals and 800,000 residents in San Francisco, we needed to identify the groups involved in this space to narrow our project scope:
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Homeless Individuals |
Non-Profit Organizations |
Volunteers |
Initially focusing on homeless individuals as our primary users, we preliminarily discussed a few project ideas, including a service to temporarily house the homeless in open houses. While these ideas were worth exploring, we were concerned about the barrier of technology access among homeless individuals.
Because of this, we shifted our users from homeless individuals to people who have the resources to contribute to the homeless community.
We considered the idea of bridging relationships between San Francisco residents and the homeless community (similar to a sponsorship program), but recognized the potential hesitation that might be felt by residents from participating in an independent program.
Pictured: Initial whiteboarding session
We decided to leverage organizations like St. Anthony’s to establish the foundations of these relationships. My team began considering ways to encourage people to volunteer at homeless organizations in order to ultimately foster relationships with homeless individuals.
Bouncing around ideas for this was difficult, as my team members and I had differing solutions. I suggested coming up with user personas to narrow down the scope and help direct our decisions for the project.
My team was not familiar with human-centered design principles, so I led my team to create profiles for three individuals living in San Francisco. We defined general perspectives on volunteering and considered users who were not previously involved with volunteer programs. (The actual personas were edited for brevity.)
The personas helped us refine the direction of our project, which led to a new problem statement:
We wanted to create a low-commitment and personalized volunteering experience to encourage our users to volunteer more. The ultimate far-reaching goal for the project was to build relationships with individuals in the homeless community.
The following design decisions were made to reach those goals:
| Decision | Reason |
|---|---|
| Mobile Application | Reflect ease of volunteering with the portability of a mobile device |
| Gamification | Encourage user retention by awarding badges and leveling statuses |
| Social Component | Share current volunteering activities at organizations with friends |
With a little over 12 hours left in the hackathon, I organized the information architecture and designed high-fidelity wireframes and prototypes, and provided design support for my team with the onboarding experience.
I reduced the number of pages to three, hoping to encourage users to primarily interact with the Volunteer page. The Profile and Friends pages served as ways for users to track their progress and view their friends’ volunteer journeys.
We took inspiration from Duolingo, a language learning application, and its onboarding experience for new users. Duolingo’s onboarding process asks users to quickly assess their level of language mastery and outline their personal goals with using the application, personalizing their language learning experience.
Pictured: Comparison between Duolingo and our proposed onboarding experience
Our onboarding experience would ask new users to define their goals as volunteers. The goals of this experience were to set the expectation that volunteering is easy and to introduce the rewards volunteers can achieve by volunteering.
Taking the sketches, I designed a high-fidelity prototype for the onboarding experience:
Pictured: Final onboarding flow
My team’s ultimate goals for this project were to empower the volunteers with easily accessible resources and to empower the homeless through deepening relationships with consistent volunteers.
We presented our final solutions through three avenues: Partnership, Gamification, and Friends. I designed all of the following hi-fidelity screens.
Gamifying the experience with achievements, status levels, and experience points gives extra incentives for users to continue volunteering and using the application. This would hopefully lead volunteers to develop the habit of voluntarily spending their time at charitable organizations.
Pictured: A volunteer's profile page with his or her list of achievements
The friends feed would allow volunteers to see their friends’ status levels, recently acquired badges, and activities at local organizations. One decision we came to was omitting the option to like or comment on friends’ activities, as we did not want volunteerism to become a competition with other people.
Pictured: Social feed of friends' activities
In the remaining 8 hours of the hackathon, I designed a full prototype on Adobe XD.
• Defining a target audience is essential for driving design decisions. Given that my team consisted mostly of people new to hackathons and design thinking, our initial ideations were broad, exciting, and perplexing. After I led my team to create user personas to better frame our problem, it was easier to narrow down our project scope.
• Every single screen, design element, or interaction should contribute to the end goal of the user. The discussions my team had on gamification led to a few disagreements, but once I advocated for the user personas we had defined together, the gamification ideas become a secondary priority. Setting that expectation helped to simplify the user experience of the application.
• And possibly the most important takeaway: It’s possible to sleep at hackathons!


read_char(s = current_reader())
Return the next character from textual input stream s
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If the stream has no more characters left, return the end-of-file object.
let f = file_reader("README.md")
letfn loop (c = read_char(f), cs = [])
if (is_eof_object(c)) reverse(cs)
else loop(read_char(f), c:cs)
// [a list of characters...]
close_reader(f)


dis-infecting social dependencies
source: image from flickr, filtered bottom in yellow green
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RSS NEWS FEEDS
1) "HACK REACTOR"
2) "FRONT END DEVELOPER"
3) CUSTOM TERM:
This demo is based on original source code from script-tutorials.com which can be found
here
.


This natural sweetener may work just as well for a cough as over-the-counter medicines. That could be especially helpful for children who aren’t old enough to take those. But don’t give it to an infant or a toddler younger than 1. There’s a small risk of a rare but serious kind of food poisoning that could be dangerous for them.
It’s been used for thousands of years in Asian medicine to treat stomachaches, diarrhea, and nausea, and studies show that it works for nausea and vomiting. There’s some evidence that it might help with menstrual cramps, too. But it’s not necessarily good for everyone. Some people get tummy trouble, heartburn, diarrhea, and gas because of it, and it may affect how some medications work. So talk to your doctor, and use it with care.
This comforting drink does more than keep you awake and alert. It’s a great source of some powerful antioxidants that can protect your cells from damage and help you fight disease. It may even lower your odds of heart disease and certain kinds of cancers, like skin, breast, lung, and colon.
Some studies show that people who eat more garlic are less likely to get certain types of cancer (garlic supplements don’t seem to have the same effect). It also may lower blood cholesterol and blood pressure levels, but it doesn’t seem to help that much
You may have heard that it can help control blood sugar for people who have prediabetes or diabetes. But there’s no evidence that it does anything for any medical condition. If you plan to try it, be careful: Cinnamon extracts can be bad for your liver in large doses.
Mint has been used for hundreds of years as a health remedy. Peppermint oil might help with irritable bowel syndrome -- a long-term condition that can cause cramps, bloating, gas, diarrhea, and constipation -- and it may be good for headaches as well. More studies are needed to see how much it helps and why. People use the leaf for other conditions, too, but there’s very little evidence it helps with any of them.
This spice has been hyped as being able to help with a variety of conditions from arthritis to fatty liver. There is some early research to support this. Other claims, such as healing ulcers and helping with skin rashes after radiation are lacking proof. If you try it, don’t overdo it: High doses can cause digestive problems.


The Library Catalogue contains a database with every book, e-book, journal entry, and article the library has access to. Some courses will require you to use material or excerpts from this database to help your learning or be used as references for your assignments. You can also use this database to find any of these resources you might need to help you during your study.
The University of Newcastle provides library services at six campuses and a number of affiliate locations. There are 24 hour study spaces available at Auchmuty Library, Ourimbah Library and NUspace
Student Central is your first point of contact for anything student related. Staff can offer help and advice about most facilities, services and procedures. Student Advisors are also on hand at all locations for any questions and advice about your degree.
For international students, UON Global are the team dedicated to ensuring you make the most of your time not only at the University, but in Australia. UON Global will get you settled in, organise opportunities to meet new people, and assist you to understand forms and official documents – whether they’re concerning your studies or your visa. We want to help make your experience at the University one of the best and most memorable times of your life.


Director, Research Data Services & Health Sciences Liaison The University of Texas at Arlington
The views expressed herein are solely those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City or the Federal Reserve System.
Origin
National theme
Traditionally, librarians engaged in transactional service.
Many of us are beginning to engage in collaborative work.
At the beginning of a project
External partners may have
Expectations that are higher than possible
Expectations that technology does not allow
Expectations that do not coincide with strategic priorities
Expectations that are unfair
Librarians tend to have
Inclinations toward saying, "yes"
Inclinations toward gold-plating
Inclinations toward not expecting shared credit
Inclinations toward providing seamless (invisible) service


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Unboxing Bike Mount kit holder for Garmin Forerunner GPS Watch Forerunner® 610 Forerunner® 910XT Foretrex® 301 Foretrex® 401 FR60. Category People Blogs; Show more Show less. Loading. Forerunner 910XT Quick Release Mount - Garmin International.
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For even more data, connect Foretrex 401 to a wireless accessory, such as a heart rate monitor or cadence sensor, or clip it on your bike with a mount. To keep track of your trip, connect Foretrex to your computer with USB to store your waypoints, routes and tracks, or share them wirelessly with another Foretrex. Garmin bike mount foretrex 301 401 forerunner View and Download Garmin Forerunner 110 instructions manual online. Forerunner Foretrex Bike Mount. Forerunner 110 Racks Stands pdf manual download. Also for: Forerunner 205 - running gps receiver, Forerunner 210, Forerunner 305 - running gps receiver, Forerunner 310xt - running.
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Especially after I already invest in a nice Garmin Forerunner running gps watch. The features I need are already there - the only thing missing is the bike mount. Garmin Bike Mount Kit Setup Review - YouTube.
Amazon.com: Garmin Bicycle Mount: Electronics. 4 2 Press down slightly, and turn the Forerunner until it locks into place Installing the Bike Mount For the best GPS reception, position. Forerunner® 310XT Quick Release Instructions See the Important Safety and Product Information guide in the product box for product warnings and other important information. Quick Release Kit Quick release bracket Bike mount Wristband Cable ties (2) Spring pin tool When the bracket and mounts are properly installed, you can move your Forerunner quickly from your handlebars to your wrist.


A collection of technologies/features that enable native like applications, with a seamless experience despite changing conditions
Let's break it down
Not a single thing
A series of new browser capabilities
What are we trying to solve with PWA?
The dream of the native app
Getting your app installed is impossible
PWA to the rescure
Enhancing and improving the user experience
PWA can remove the need for a seperate native application
Need smaller and faster websites
New definition
Make web applications appear more like traditional applications, or native mobile applications
What's included under the banner of PWA?
Responsive design
Progressive enhancements
Connectivity independent
App-like
Native features
Fresh/updated
Safe
Discoverable
Re-engageable (notifications)
Installable
Linkable
Geolocation
Fetch API (replaces XMLHttpRequest)
IndexedDB (for the SQLite guys)
Web Bluetooth
WebRTC (my last prez)
Battery API
Accelerometer API
Payment API
Vibration
VR/AR
Server side rendering
HTTP2
dns-prefetch
App Shell
Fluid animations
Near-instant loading
That's a LONG list
Let's take a deep dive into a few important features
Web worker
Shared worker
Service worker
Always(ish) running
Offline capabilities
Push notifications
Background sync
Web App Manifest
"Install" website
Fast and secure (HTTP2 and HTTPS Only)
You don't need to re-create your existing application
Can also enchance smaller parts of an application
You can cherry pick features from PWA
Debugging PWA
A definition?
Faster, smaller, more secure, more features, native-like, adaptive and offline
Enhancing a angular-cli application with PWA features
angular-cli.json
"serviceWorker": true
npm i @angular/service-worker --S
ng build --prod
Manifest
New manifest.json file in src/
Problems with PWA
No application can truly work offline
Service worker cloggage is going to be a problem
Experimental, and changing
Minimal IE/Edge support
Core features are finally in safari (beta)
Jan Greger Hemb
www.github.com/JGH153
whatwebcando.today
Questions?
airhorner.com
Web Payment
Fun fact: You can make truly evil sites with PWA
Service worker notifications misuse, and hypercatching


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abs()
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Rational
Absolute value function.
add(Rational)
- Method in class numbers.
Rational
Add function for rational numbers.
add(Real)
- Method in class numbers.
Real
Addition for real numbers.
approx(BigInteger)
- Method in class numbers.
Real
Approximation to within 1/n.
approx(int)
- Method in class numbers.
Real
Approximation to within 1/n.
arctan(Real, BigInteger)
- Static method in class numbers.
Real
Helper for arctan function.
arctan(Real)
- Static method in class numbers.
Real
Arctan function.
C
ceil()
- Method in class numbers.
Rational
Ceiling function.
compareTo(Rational)
- Method in class numbers.
Rational
cos(Real, BigInteger)
- Static method in class numbers.
Real
Helper for cosine function.
cos(Real)
- Static method in class numbers.
Real
Cosine function.
create(BigInteger, BigInteger)
- Static method in class numbers.
Rational
Static constructor.
create(int, int)
- Static method in class numbers.
Rational
Static constructor.
D
decimalApprox(int)
- Method in class numbers.
Real
Approximation to within n decimal places.
decimalValue(int)
- Method in class numbers.
Rational
Conversion to decimal value.
den()
- Method in class numbers.
Rational
Getter for denominator.
divide(Rational)
- Method in class numbers.
Rational
Divide function for rational numbers.
E
E
- Static variable in class numbers.
Real
equals(Object)
- Method in class numbers.
Rational
Example1
- Class in
examples
Example1()
- Constructor for class examples.
Example1
Example2
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examples
Example2()
- Constructor for class examples.
Example2
Example3
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Example3()
- Constructor for class examples.
Example3
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exp(Real, BigInteger)
- Static method in class numbers.
Real
Helper for exponential function.
exp(Real)
- Static method in class numbers.
Real
Exponential function.
H
hashCode()
- Method in class numbers.
Rational
I
inverse()
- Method in class numbers.
Rational
Function for inverting a rational
inverse()
- Method in class numbers.
Real
Negation for real numbers.
inverseBound()
- Method in class numbers.
Real
Helper method for computing bounds for inverse function.
L
lowestTerms()
- Method in class numbers.
Rational
Function for reducing a rational to lowest terms.
M
main(String[])
- Static method in class examples.
Example1
main(String[])
- Static method in class examples.
Example2
main(String[])
- Static method in class examples.
Example3
multiply(Rational)
- Method in class numbers.
Rational
Multiply function for rational numbers.
multiply(Real)
- Method in class numbers.
Real
Multiplication for real numbers.
N
negate()
- Method in class numbers.
Rational
Function for negating a rational
negate()
- Method in class numbers.
Real
Negation for real numbers.
normalize(BigInteger)
- Method in class numbers.
Rational
Normalizes this integer to be some a / 2 * n.
num()
- Method in class numbers.
Rational
Getter for numerator.
numbers
- package numbers
O
ONE
- Static variable in class numbers.
Rational
ONE
- Static variable in class numbers.
Real
P
PI
- Static variable in class numbers.
Real
R
Rational
- Class in
numbers
Rational class.
Real
- Class in
numbers
Real class.
Real(Rational)
- Constructor for class numbers.
Real
Constructor.
Real(Function<BigInteger, Rational>)
- Constructor for class numbers.
Real
Constructor.
run(int)
- Static method in class examples.
Example3
S
sqrt(Real)
- Static method in class numbers.
Real
Square root function.
subtract(Rational)
- Method in class numbers.
Rational
Subtract function for rational numbers.
T
toString()
- Method in class numbers.
Rational
Z
ZERO
- Static variable in class numbers.
Rational
ZERO
- Static variable in class numbers.
Real
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