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| enum | PvAccessType { PvAccessUnknown = 0, PvAccessOpen, PvAccessControl, PvAccessExclusive, PvAccessReadOnly } |
| GigE Vision device access type. More... | |
| enum | PvDeviceClass { PvDeviceClassUnknown = 0, PvDeviceClassTransmitter, PvDeviceClassReceiver, PvDeviceClassTransceiver, PvDeviceClassPeripheral } |
| GigE Vision device class. More... | |
| enum | PvUSBStatus { , PvUSBStatusConnected = 0, PvUSBStatusFailedEnumeration, PvUSBStatusGeneralFailure, PvUSBStatusCausedOvercurrent, PvUSBStatusNotEnoughPower, PvUSBStatusNotEnoughBandwidth, PvUSBStatusHubNestedTooDeeply, PvUSBStatusInLegacyHub, PvUSBStatusEnumerating, PvUSBStatusReset } |
| USB device status. More... | |
| enum | PvInterfaceType { PvInterfaceTypeUSBHostController = 0, PvInterfaceTypeNetworkAdapter = 1 } |
| The type of interface the object represents. More... | |
PvDevice library enumerations.
| enum PvAccessType |
GigE Vision device access type.
The PvAccessType indicates whether (and to what degree) a second PC can connect to a GigE Vision device after the first one connects. The GigE Vision device stores the value in the GenICam GevCCP feature.
The value can be set at connection time using PvDevice::Connect (recommended) or altered using the GenICam GevCCP feature, programmatically or through a GenICam browser dialog.
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| PvAccessUnknown |
Value not known; indeterminate. You can't set this value with PvDevice::Connect. |
| PvAccessOpen |
Open access; the GigE Vision device isn't connected to any other PC. You can't set this value with PvDevice::Connect. |
| PvAccessControl |
Shared access; a main controller has read-write access to the device and any other PvDevice can have read-only access to the device.
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| PvAccessExclusive |
Exclusive access. The controller has full read-write access and any other requests but discovery or resent packets are denied. |
| PvAccessReadOnly |
Can be used with PvDevice::Connect when requesting read-only access to a device currently on PvAccessOpen or PvAccessControl. |
| enum PvDeviceClass |
GigE Vision device class.
| enum PvInterfaceType |
The type of interface the object represents.
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| PvInterfaceTypeUSBHostController |
A USB host controller. USB devices (PvDeviceInfoUSB or PvDeviceInfoU3V) are enumerated through this interface. |
| PvInterfaceTypeNetworkAdapter |
A network interface. Ethernet devices (PvDeviceInfoGEV or PvDeviceInfoPleoraProtocol) are enumerated through this interface. |
| enum PvUSBStatus |
USB device status.
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This year I experienced something that was unlike anything that anyone could ever feel in normal reality. This experience was when I rolled on ecstasy for the first time. First and foremost, I would like to say that I intensively thought about trying this drug before I did it, and I did a fair amount of research both on erowid.org and through friends who had tried the drug. In my mind, it is an absolute requirement to know everything one possibly can about a drug before doing it to decrease the occurance of crises or feelings of fear and lack of control. Also, this point in my life was fairly transitional, since I had recently turned 16, and I was just beginning to explore the depths of my being.
When a friend told me about an experience she had had on E, I decided to start to look into it, because I had heard that it could precipitate spiritual awakenings and other life-changing experiences. I set a date on which my friends and I, many of whom were also going to roll, would rent a limo and spend the night fully enjoying the experience. I had been advised to eat lightly and relax at least one day in advance to maximize the roll, as well as wear light comfortable clothing during it. I didn't feel nervous or anxious about it, because I knew and TRUSTED the person I was getting the pill from, and felt a degree of security. I simply anticipated the incredible experience that awaited me, only hours later.
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The limo made its first stop at my other friend's house, so that the people who weren't rolling could drink or whatever else. I took this time to explore her house solitarily, enjoying the feeling of the carpet under my feet and the dim, warm feeling light coming in through the upstairs windows. I remember my friend who supplied me with the pill gave me a bottle of what looked like a ridiculous amount of water before I even took the E, saying 'you'll need this,' and I definitely did.  And for some reason, since I had heard about deaths from dehydration associated with ecstasy, I always had the reminder in the back of my brain to stay hydrated. Other than that, I felt no obligation to anything in particular,
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Class Overview
Data protection management facilities. Apps which make use of this class should implement a receiver for the MANAGEMENT_REMOVED
notification. After return from handling this notification, buffers which were protected via this class will no longer be
readable if file encryption was enabled when the buffers were protected. An app can remediate this situation by calling
MAMDataProtectionManager.unprotect on all buffers during this notification. Note that it is also safe to call protect during
this notification if it is desired to preserve identity information -- encryption is guaranteed to be disabled during the
notification.
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Protect a stream.
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Get the protection info on a byte array.
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Get the protection info on a stream.
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Input stream to get information on. Either this input stream must have been returned by a previous call to protect
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Input data to protect. |
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Identity to set. |
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Protect a stream. This will return a stream containing the protected input.
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Input data to protect, read sequentially. This function will change the position of the stream but may not have
read the entire stream by the time it returns. The returned stream will wrap this one. Calls to read on the
returned stream may cause further reads on the original input stream. Callers should not expect to read directly
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Unprotect a stream. This will return a stream containing the unprotected input. If the data was not protected to begin with,
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Input data to protect, read sequentially. |
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byte[]
unprotect
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Unprotect a byte array. This will return unprotected bytes. If the data was not protected to begin with, returns the
original data.
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Input data to protect. |
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| IOException
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Arguably the most prominent evangelical Christian figure died Feb. 21 at the age of 99. The Southern Baptist minister became extremely well known and preached at rallies, internationally and appeared on television and radio broadcasts.
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ZEITGEIST- Embodiment Of Awesomeness
It is often assumed that being in IITs is all about being immersed in books all day long, coding on our laptops all night and good grades but it is not actually so. IITs are home to some of the biggest cultural extravaganzas of our country like the rendezvous and mood indigo among others.
And in continuing with the trend IIT Ropar organizes its own cultural festival.
ZEITGEIST- “The spirit of times”.
ZEITGEIST is a German word which literally means the spirit of a particular period or time. Coming into existence in the year 2010 with the sheer hard work and rigorous efforts of our pioneer batch of 2008. And from 2010 onwards it has become the largest and most popular college festival of Punjab recording an average footfall of around 20000 people excluding the participants.
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STAR NIGHTS
ZEITGEIST is not only about events and participants but as a tradition every night after all the events are finished we have a star night which is the best part of the ZEITGEIST. ZEITGEIST in its 7 years of existence has been home to some of the biggest, most popular and talented stars of Bollywood and the music industry including Mohit Chauhan, Gajendra Verma, Sharry Mann and Zephyrtone among others.
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Zeitgeist 2k17 was my first experience at observing a college fest so closely. The best part of the fest is when all the work we did to organise the fest didn't go waste. The preparations for the fest started much before the date of the event.
Initially the students who were willing to work for the festival were divided into 3 teams that are
I was in the sponsorship team and we started the work well before hand as we were required to contact different companies so that they could sponsor the event. Working in the sponsorship team was a learning curve for me since it helped me learn how to talk and deal with the people from corporate sector and improved my conversing and convincing skills. It was a very new and quite enriching experience for me personally.
The creativity team started their work a week before the ZEITGEIST and they did their job wonderfully well and the decorations put up in the campus were exquisite. The theme of the fest was “Elixir of darkness” and in accordance with the theme the creativity team put up caricatures of scary creatures and things all around the campus thus giving a eerie touch the campus which was complementing the theme fantastically well.
While the event management started it's work 2-3 months prior to the ZEITGEIST as each team had to contact and invite participants for their respective events and worked really hard to make ZEITGEIST a grand success. I was a part of the fun events team where we were to play fun games with the people who had come to watch the fest and it was fun to interact with different people.
The campus atmosphere became less studious and the mood of fun and excitement set in a week before. Even the most studious of the lot came out to work and participate and make ZEITGEIST great. The joy and pleasure which we derived while working for ZEITGEIST and then see that our work was brought to fruition was unmatched. That feeling of awesomeness was indescribable and is the one which should be experienced by everyone atleast once.
During the festival days I was part of the security team so I stood near the barricades right in the front of the stage during the Mohit Chauhan concert and believe me when I tell you that the experience is unforgettable and imbibes in your mind forever.The crowd was really ecstatic and they went crazy dancing to Mohit chauhan’s tunes the crowd became so crazy that they almost went out of control with the barricades on the verge of breaking The beats of the musical instruments and the vibrations in the atmosphere mixed with people celebrating and dancing all around truly was a sight to behold.
The vibe during the fest was awesome and the fun we had during the fest was the zenith of what we had ever imagined
All in all the fest time was one of the most fantastic and captivating times of my college life and it surely gave me the feeling of the spirit of times making me truly ZEITGEIST.
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Class VsSolutionFolder
Data model that represents a solution folder in a loaded solution.
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Namespace: CodeFactory.VisualStudio
Assembly: CodeFactory.VisualStudio.dll
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public abstract class VsSolutionFolder : VsModel, IVsSolutionFolder, IVsModel, IModel<VisualStudioModelType>, IParent, IChildren
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| Improve this Doc View SourceVsSolutionFolder(Boolean, Boolean, IReadOnlyList<ModelException<VisualStudioModelType>>, String, Boolean, Boolean)
Constructor for the base class VsSolutionFolder
Declaration
protected VsSolutionFolder(bool isLoaded, bool hasErrors, IReadOnlyList<ModelException<VisualStudioModelType>> modelErrors, string name, bool hasParent, bool hasChildren)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Boolean | isLoaded | Flag that determines if the model is loaded. |
| Boolean | hasErrors | Flag that determines if errors occured while loading the model. |
| IReadOnlyList<ModelException<VisualStudioModelType>> | modelErrors | The list of errors that occured if any. |
| String | name | The name of the model. |
| Boolean | hasParent | Flag that determines if this solution folder has a parent model. |
| Boolean | hasChildren | Flag that determines has any child models. |
Properties
| Improve this Doc View SourceHasChildren
Flag that determines if this visual studio object has child objects.
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public bool HasChildren { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
HasParent
Flag that determines if the visual studio object has a parent.
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public bool HasParent { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceAddDocumentAsync(String, String)
Creates a document that is hosted in the solution folder.
Declaration
public abstract Task<VsDocument> AddDocumentAsync(string fileName, string content = null)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| String | fileName | The name of the document to create. |
| String | content | The content to add to the document. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<VsDocument> | Instance of the new document. |
AddExistingDocumentAsync(String)
Adds an existing document to the solution folder.
Declaration
public abstract Task<VsDocument> AddExistingDocumentAsync(string fileName)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| String | fileName | The file name for the document. This should be the file name only with extension. The file must already be in the solution folder. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<VsDocument> | The model of the created document. |
AddSolutionFolder(String)
Create a new solution folder under the current solution folder.
Declaration
public abstract Task<VsSolutionFolder> AddSolutionFolder(string folderName)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| String | folderName | The name of the solution folder. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<VsSolutionFolder> | Instance of the new solution folder. |
GetChildrenAsync(Boolean)
Gets the children of the solution folder, this will return the files and projects that are part of the solution folder.
Declaration
public abstract Task<IReadOnlyList<VsModel>> GetChildrenAsync(bool allChildren)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Boolean | allChildren | Flag that determines if all the direct children of the solution folder should also get there children. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<IReadOnlyList<VsModel>> | Returns a readonly list of the children within this solution folder. Will return an empty list if there is no children. |
GetParentAsync()
Gets the parent solution folder.
Declaration
public abstract Task<VsSolutionFolder> GetParentAsync()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<VsSolutionFolder> | The parent solution folder model or null if there is no parent for this solution folder. |
Remove()
Removes the solution folder from the visual studio solution that is hosting the solution folder.
Declaration
public abstract Task<bool> Remove()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<Boolean> | Boolean flag true - solution folder was been removed or false the folder is either already removed or could not be removed. |


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Yes, this one is in the wireless category, even though it is about cable. The thing is that UWB, or Ultra Wide Band, is mostly being considered as a replacement of bluetooth with very high bandwidth. It is only for short distances now because the power they can use, based on the FCC regulation, is very limited. It seems that a company called Pulse-Link has pattented UWB for cable to death as nobody was considering it, went arround the FCC that way and might have the potential to give cable companies the option to connect every home easily and with bandwith not in the 10s but in the hundreds of mbit/s, even up to 1.2gbit/s downstream. Now that’s bandwidth!!! Check the current Cringly Column for more. Great stuff. I agree with him that 2005 would be the next time to look at this and boy this might be big!
Popups Work
Sad but true. Pop-ups do work. As long as they do, they will be used. More here.
Boy Oh Boy
The new Metallica Album is out, shot to number 1 of the charts at once and I just listened to the first song. No matter if you like metallica or not, they are one of the long-out-there bands that can be followed for pure interest. What will they do next? Where do they move? And emmm… we are back in heavy metal land! Well, it’s a little cleaner and better produced and those among you that wanted them to go heavy again, that found Load too soft might be happy here. I think I need to listen further to this one. Other music of interest at the moment though would be Llorca, Norah Jones, Ryksopp and Craig David. Plus a million of different things obviously. Somebody asked me if I want to go to an LTJ Bukem concert this weekend but I have to say that I am not too excited which is why I will likely decline.
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This one is in german, but you could always try Babelfish for a translation. Very funny and very true indeed ;)
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Christdemokrat: Sie besitzen zwei Kühe. Ihr Nachbar besitzt keine.  Danach bereuen Sie es.
Sozialist: Sie besitzen zwei Kühe. Ihr Nachbar besitzt keine. Die Regierung nimmt Ihnen eine ab und gibt diese Ihrem Nachbarn. Sie werden gezwungen, eine Genossenschaft zu gründen, um Ihrem Nachbarn bei der Tierhaltung zu helfen.
Sozialdemokrat: Sie besitzen zwei Kühe. Ihr Nachbar besitzt keine. Sie fühlen sich schuldig, weil Sie erfolgreich arbeiten.    Sie fühlen sich rechtschaffen. Udo Lindenberg singt für Sie.
Freidemokrat: Sie besitzen zwei Kühe. Ihr Nachbar besitzt keine. Und?
Kommunist: Sie besitzen zwei Kühe. Ihr Nachbar besitzt keine.  Sie stehen stundenlang für die Milch an. Sie ist sauer.
Kapitalismus pur: Sie besitzen zwei Kühe. Sie verkaufen eine und kaufen einen Bullen, um eine Herde zu züchten.
EU Bürokratie: Sie besitzen zwei Kühe.
Amerikanisches Unternehmen: Sie besitzen zwei Kühe. Sie verkaufen eine und leasen sie zurück. Sie gründen eine Aktiengesellschaft.  Sie wundern sich, als eine tot umfällt. Sie geben eine Presseerklärung heraus, in der Sie erklären, Sie hätten Ihre Kosten um 50% gesenkt. Ihre Aktien steigen.
Französisches Unternehmen: Sie besitzen zwei Kühe. Sie streiken, weil Sie drei Kühe haben wollen. Sie gehen Mittagessen. Das Leben ist schön.
Japanisches Unternehmen: Sie besitzen zwei Kühe. Mittels modernster Gentechnik werden die Tiere auf ein Zehntel ihrer ursprünglichen Größe gezüchtet und geben das Zwanzigfache der Milch.
Deutsches Unternehmen: Sie besitzen zwei Kühe. Mittels modernster Gentechnik werden die Tiere "redesigned", so dass sie alle blond sind, eine Menge Bier saufen, Milch von höchster Qualität geben und 160 km/h laufen können. Leider fordern die Kühe 13 Wochen Urlaub im Jahr.
Italienisches Unternehmen: Sie besitzen zwei Kühe, aber Sie wissen nicht, wo sie sind. Während Sie sie suchen, sehen Sie eine schöne Frau. Sie machen Mittagspause. Das Leben ist schön.
Russisches Unternehmen: Sie besitzen zwei Kühe. Sie zählen jedoch fünf. Sie trinken noch mehr Wodka. Sie zählen erneut und kommen nunmehr auf 42 Kühe. Hoch erfreut zählen Sie gleich noch mal und jetzt sind es zwölf Kühe.  Die Mafia kommt vorbei und nimmt Ihnen … ( wie viele Kühe es auch immer sein mögen ) ab.
Schweizer Unternehmen: Sie verfügen über 5.000 Kühe, von denen Ihnen aber keine einzige gehört. Sie betreuen die Tiere nur für andere.
Weird Works
Just looked at Business 2.0 for some other things and stumbled onto this. There are two things there. One of it, is that a scarce resource is by now, attention. Not capital, or land, or human resources or anything else. Attention is hard to get. Very true. The other part if about …Most companies focus on repetition, predictability, and reducing errors. But if you want to generate innovative ideas, a new book argues, you have to shake things up a little.… that again ties in nicely with what I am sometimes thinking about, namely, that to succeed in business, you need to be different, which ties in nicely with the above statement that you need attention. Something different will get attention, and something different will have a clear different competitive advantage if you want. The thinking continues …
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… not yet, but soon. September 22nd is the release date for their new album and I am looking forward to it already. This will be amazing. I am just not sure if they will go further in their experimentalism than in stain or if they move to a more mellow tone. To keep updated, check out LivingColourNet.com. I want them to come tour in Germany! Living Colour was my first concert ever, and I lost my right glass of my glasses because I thought I’d be safe where I was standing, until somebody landed on my head 5 seconds after LC burst on stage :)
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The Servers are back online! Woohoo… I just wanted to check the stats for my own site and what do you know, it worked. This means that my brother is now moving DNS again and we should be fully back operational within the next day. Now we just need to find out where those damn servers are ;)
Analyzing the Industry Environment

(Originally published on OUBS Blog)

The business environment consists of all external influences that affect its decisions and performance. These should be analysed systematically and with continuous scanning, keeping in mind that it needs to be cost effective and not create too much information. You need to distinguish the vital from the merely important. One can focus on the industry environment for example, especially on customers, suppliers and competitors.

An industries profit comes from how perfect the market is. In general the price a customer wants to pay needs to exceed the cost the company incurrs. With growing competition that gap will close and in a perfect market, there will be perfect competition and hence virtually zero margin. The other extreem would be a monopoly with most markets sitting in between, being oligopolies.

Porter’s five forces framework is one way to look at industry stucture. It looks at the bargaining power of suppliers, threat of substitutes, bargaining power of buyers, threat of new entrants and industry competitors.

Competition from substitutes limits the price that can be asked. In case for gasoline, there is no substitute, meaning demand is inelastic in respect to price.

The threat of entry of other companies is especially valid once companies within that industry earn a return on capital in excees of its cost of capital. In many cases, only the threat is important enough. The absence of sunk costs, make an industry vulnerable to hit and run entry and exit of other companies. Barriers would here be capital requirements, economies of scale, absolute cost advantages, product differentiation (companies have brand recognition and loyalty, meaning high spending necessary.), access to channels of distribution, governmental and legal barriers and retaliation.

The nature and competition between existing firms can be found in: - Concentration (how many companies make up how much of the market) - diversity of competitors (more diversity, more competition) - product differentiation (the more similarities, the more price cuts will likely be there) - excess capacity and exit barriers (with high exit barriers, excess capacity will be used up just to get more contribution to fixed costs.) - cost conditions (scale and fixed-variable costs ratios)

Bargaining power of buyers comes from buyers’ price sensitivity and their relative bargaining power (who is bigger, who is better informed, who can integrate vertically)

The bargaining power of suppliers comes together with the ease of changing suppliers and also the relative power they have which can be increased through cooperatives like unions.

This analysis can then be used to forecast industry profitability and to find strategies to alter industry stucture.

Defining the industry

Here you need to see what a relevant market really is. Is Jaguar in the motor vehicle market, automobile market or luxury car market? There needs to be some thing that bounds the industry together. In the major appliances marekt, this would be the use of the same factories for different appliances, not the potential to substitute a dishwasher with a fridge on the buyer side. For geographical boundaries, a good test is the price difference between markets, with markets forming arround a single price.

Porter’s five forces model can be seen as static though, which is something some people complain about. Competition is dynamic though and hence industry structure changes. This is way game theory comes in today.

On top of that there is another effect, which is not a competitive force though, being complements. This can rather change a view you have about an industry though, because it provides some reinforcements that are more important than some problems, potentially at least.

Joseph Shumpeter recognized the dynamic interaction between competition and industry structure. The question was whether current analysis is really a reliable guide to the natore of competition and performance in the future. In case where the pace of transformation is fast, there is little use in analysing structure.

In the new economy, we have a very software-based economy. The important thing here is that the initial cost of creation is high, but the subsequent copies cost much less. This means that the high costs of development lead to high competition for market share. Extreme scale economies, network externalities (users connected in networks) and rapid technology innovation creates "winner-take-all" markets.

Key success factors help identify factors that allow to attract more and more profitable customers. These can be identified through looking through the customers eyes. What will make you successful? What do customers want? How does a firm survive competition? Another method is the identification through modeling profitability. An example is given of the airline industry here, relating to ASMs (available seat miles) and RPMs (revenue passenger miles). Another method is through analyzing profit drivers, going from ROCE to ROS and Sales/Capital Employed and to closer measures from there.

Update: I am not providing free analysis as asked in the comments again and again. These are just course summaries. I am sorry that I am very high in the list on Google for some search terms related to this subject.

Update 2: Removed the comments in a move. Sorry for that.

Stupid Co-Location
That’s that then. LikeWhoa, our current or rather last co-location facility has just been shut down. Really shut down. Dead. Servers inside. Damn! This is really annoying. We have moved quickly and have now put up e-mail on this server and moved default pages to another to tell people what is going on. Thankfully our domains are all set to a very low ttl (time to live) so that the domains are refreshed often. That meant that we could quickly change DNS entries and route mail to new locations.
The problem now is that we need to get the servers out of a verio co-location facility in new york (no verio is not bankrupt, our provider is who was hosting inside verio) and move them to a new one (likely isprime.com). As we are in Germany, we are not in New York, we can’t move them. Hence, the isprime people are trying to get the servers out of there. As there are likely several people’s servers in there, we presume that this will work swiftly, especially as many are moving to isprime.com.
I am currently very happy to have this domain here registered and hosted in germany at another provider. While this was ment to be a play thing, it is now becoming really useful :)
Creating a Sense of Mission

(Originally published on OUBS Blog)

In 1973, Peter Drucker said: "That business purpose and business mission are so rarely given adequate thought is perhaps the most important cause of business frustration and failure."

Two schools exist in relation to mission, one describing mission in terms of business strategy (What is our business and what should it be?) and one in terms of philosophy and ethics (to generate co-operation among employees through shared vvalues and standards of behaviour). It should be seen that it involves both hearts (culture) and minds (strategy) of employees.

The Ashridge mission model links strategy, values, purpose and behaviour standards.

Purpose can be to maximize wealth for the shareholders. Others believe it should be to satisfy all the stakeholders. A third group believes the purpose should be aimed towards a higher ideal, which is likely the most motivating for emplyees if they share that ideal.

Strategy defines the distinctive competence and competitive advantage the company has or plans to have.

Behaviour standards are the translation of purpose and strategy into policies and standards of action.

Values then are the beliefs and moral principles that lie behind the company’s culture.

A strong mission exists when the four elements of mission reinforce each other. A sense of mission comes up when the values of the individual and organisation match. Careful recruitment is essential here.


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Chicago voter names, addresses, date-of-births, partial SSNs, Driver Licenses, and state ID numbers |
| Fedex |
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Scanned documents of US and international citizens, such as passports, driver licenses, security IDs, home addresses, phone numbers, zip codes |
| Groupize |
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Credit Card numbers, expiration dates, CVV codes |
| Honda |
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Names, phone numbers and email addresses for users and their trusted contacts, passwords, gender, information about their cars including VIN, Connect IDs. |
| MBM Company Inc. |
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Names, addresses, zip codes, phone numbers, email addresses, ip addresses, plaintext passwords |
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Mexican voter registration data |
| National Credit Federation |
111 GB |
Internal personal and financial data of tens of thousands of customers. |
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A database backup, called `octoly_production.sql`, exposed real names, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, birth dates of thousands of influential online personalities (Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube personalities), like Dior, Lancome, and Blizzard Entertainment |
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47.5 GB PDF medical records containing weekly blood test results, patient names, addresses, and phone numbers. Development server backups. Doctor's names, case management notes, and additional client information. |
| SVR Tracking |
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Tracking unit information including usernames, passwords, emails, Vehicle Identification Numbers, license plate numbers, IMEI numbers of GPS devices, specific location where the tracking units were hidden, information on customers and 427 dealerships, 116 GB of hourly backups, 8.5 GB of daily backups from 2017, and 339 log documents |
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9,402 |
Resumes of Top Secret US military veterans names, addresses, phones, emails, Driver License numbers, passport numbers, partial SSNs |
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4 million |
600 GB worth of data including usernames, emails addresses, MAC addresses, device serial numbers, and financial transaction information |
| Verizon |
14 million |
Verizon customer names, addresses, account details, and Personal Identification Numbers (PIN) |
| Verizon |
100 MB |
Data from internal Verizon Wireless system (DVS), 129 Outlook messages, logs, server names & info, admin usernames & passwords |
| Viacom |
72 files |
Encrypted compressed archives containing backup of company's IT infrastructure and private GPG keys used to encrypt the compressed archives |
| WWE |
3,065,805 |
Fans names, physical addresses, email addresses, earnings, ethnicity, children’s age ranges, birthdates and additional personally identifiable information |


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The layout of a webpage is divided into a series of columns and rows (a grid) and this allows you to size and arrange elements in an appealing and easy way.
There are a range of devices that will be used to view your webpage and these will have different screen sizes and use different web browsers. You need to design your webpage so that it will still be be readable and functional no matter how it is viewed and this involves the layout changing in response to the users device.
Semantic structure is writing your HTML in a way that makes the content easier understand. For instance, using tags that provide meaning and context to the reader instead of more generic tags that will achieve the same outcome (e.g. header instead of div or p). Some initial reading indicates that it is important for SEO as well as ranking places different weights on content within different tags.
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Configuring the server can be a complex task. This task is made easier in Version 2, as the documentation and "default" configurations have been improved.
You can help! See the community page for guidance on contributing additional documentation.
If you are using Version 1 of the server, we suggest upgrading to Version 2. Version 2 is much easier to install and configure. The documentation available for Version 1 is thin, and often out of date. Even worse, there are many "third party" web sites that contain instructions for configuring FreeRADIUS
Nearly all of the documentation and How-To's on "third party" web sites is wrong and outdated. We strongly suggest that you do not follow any non-FreeRADIUS documentation. If you do follow external documentation, the result will likely be a server that does not work.
Installing the Server
Where possible, we recommend using the packaging system that is used by your operating system. The version that is supplied by your OS might be out of date, but it is likely to work "out of the box".
If you need to install it yourself, the Wiki installation page contains detailed instructions for a number of platforms.
Starting the Server
Once it has been installed, the first thing to do is as little as possible. The default configuration is designed to work everywhere, and to provide nearly every authentication method.
Do not edit the default configuration files until you understand what they do. This means reading the documentation contained in the comments of the configuration files.
Many common configurations are documented as suggestions or examples in the configuration files. Many common problems are discussed in the configuration files, along with suggested solutions.
We recommend reading the configuration files, in large part because most of the configuration items are documented only in the comments in the configuration files.
When the server has been installed on a new machine, the first step
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This step demonstrates that the server is installed and configured properly. If you have installed Version 2 from source, this step will also create the default certificates used for EAP authentication.
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You should see the server respond with an Access-Accept. If it doesn't, the debug log will show why. Paste the output into the debug form, and a colorized HTML version will be produced. Look for red or yellow text, and read the messages.
If you do see an Access-Accept, then congratulations, the following authentication methods now work for the testing user:
PAP, CHAP, MS-CHAPv1, MS-CHAPv2, PEAP, EAP-TTLS, EAP-GTC, EAP-MD5.
The next step is to add more users, and to configure databases. Those steps are outside of the scope of this short web page, but the general method to use is important, and is outlined in the next section.
The following steps outline the best known method for configuring the server. Following them lets you create complex configurations with a minimm of effort. Failure to follow them leads to days of frustration and wasted effort.
Configuring the Server
Changing the server configuration should be done via the following steps:
- Start with a "known working" configuration, such as supplied by the default installation.
- Make one small change to the configuration files.
- Start the server in debugging mode (
radiusd -X
). - Verify that the results are what you expect
- The debug output shows any configuration changes you have made.
- Databases (if used) are connected and operating.
- Test packets are accepted by the server.
- The debug output shows that the packets are being processed as you expect.
- The response packets are contain the attributes you expect to see.
- If everything is OK, save a copy of the configuration, go back to step (2), and make another change.
- If anything goes wrong,
- double-check the configuration
- read the entire debug output, looking for words
like
error
orwarning
. These messages usually contain descriptions of what went wrong, and suggestions for how it can be fixed. (see also the debug form) - Try replace your configuration with a saved copy of a "known working" configuration, and start again. This process can clean up errors caused by temporary edits, or edits that you have forgotten about.
- Ask for help on the freeradius-users mailing list. Include a description of what you are trying to do, and the entire debugging output, especially output showing the server receiving and processing test packets. You may want to scrub "secret" information from the output before posting it. (Shared secrets, passwords, etc.)
Debugging the Server
This process is the same as configuring the server. See the section above.
Also:
Run the server in debugging mode as suggested in the FAQ, README, INSTALL,
man
page, and daily on the mailing
list.We cannot emphasize that strongly enough. There is no way for anyone to help you unless you post the debugging output along with your question. If you do not post the debugging output, your question will either be ignored, or you will receive a number of responses saying
Post the debug output as suggested in the FAQ, README, INSTALL,
man
page, and daily on the mailing
list.A large number of problems can be trivially solved by having an expert read the debug output. If you do not post it to the list, you are making it impossible for anyone to help you.
Other sources of Documentation
Wiki
The Wiki has a fair amount of documentation and How-To's. It is also searchable.
Manual pages
The on-line man pages contain documentation for programs, configuration files, and modules.Useful How-To's
The web site Deploying RADIUS has a number of useful documents that are kept up to date with newer versions of the server. These documents include:
- A step by step guide to configuring EAP.
- How to configure Active Directory for authentication.
- More instructions on setting up the server
- A table describing which authentication protocols are compatible with back-end databases and password storage methods.
Older Documents
-
EAPTLS.pdf
Another eap-tls HOWTO
EAP-MD5
Novell eDirectory Integration
An administration guide to FreeRADIUS and Novell eDirectory is available. For the latest version of the "Integrating Novell eDirectory with FreeRADIUS" administration guide, refer to http://www.novell.com/documentation/edir_radius/index.html To edit the document, use the XML version of the document at http://www.novell.com/documentation/edir_radius/xml/edir_radius_xml.zip.If all else fails
If all else fails, commercial support is available.


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Velika: Hello, Kinsey. How are you doing?
Cédric: Okay, under the circumstances. Did you get my draft?
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Cédric: Well, I've met with the student group I told you about earlier. They're definitely trying to come up with original ideas, but I'm afraid they're not very good at it. They've managed to write a pamphlet consisting almost entirely of she gewara quotes.
Velika: She ge who ra?
Cédric: He is this famous revolutionary that was popular in the 20th century. They must have dug up some old books from the library and felt inspired.
Velika: Is he related to Nelli Blue or any of those other historical persons you're always going on about?
Cédric: Eh, no. You do realize that "history" isn't some kind of island where everybody knows each other, right?
Velika: It's a good thing I don't care either way! I'm sure you can give them some pointers on their writing, and you will *unintelligible* in no time. Anything else?
Cédric: Well, one of them is dating a guy who wrote a book that's maybe critical of modern society or something? I haven't had time to check it out yet.
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Person Sutherland, Selina Murray MacDonald (1839 - 1909)
- Born
- 26 December 1839
Scotland - Died
- 1909
- Occupation
- Philanthropist
- Alternative Names
- Sutherland, Sulina (Alternate spelling)
Summary
Selina Murray MacDonald Sutherland was born in Scotland in 1839, and came to Melbourne in 1881. Sutherland was a key figure in child rescue activities in Victoria, and the founder of the Victorian Neglected Children's Aid Society, and Sutherland Homes for Neglected and Destitute Children.
Details
Selina Murray MacDonald Sutherland was born in Scotland in 1839, and migrated to New Zealand in 1862, where she worked as a nurse. Sutherland was sometimes known as 'New Zealand's Florence Nightingale'.
In 1881, Sutherland embarked on a voyage with a planned itinerary of Fiji, Sydney, Melbourne and back to New Zealand. The steamer was shipwrecked off the Victorian coast, and Sutherland found herself in Melbourne.
In 1888, Sutherland became Victoria's first licensed 'child rescuer', under the terms of the Neglected Children's Act 1887.
Since the early 1880s, Sutherland had been a key figure in the child rescue activities of the Scots' Church. Along with Mrs Maria Armour, she founded the Scots' Church Neglected Children's Aid Society.
As a result of a rift with the Scots' Church, Sutherland formed another organisation in 1893, the Presbyterian Society for Neglected and Destitute Children.
In late 1893, there was public disagreement between Sutherland and the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church, leading to her resignation in November. In December 1893, Sutherland founded a new, non-denominational organisation, the Victorian Neglected Children's Aid Society.
Years before, Sutherland had been involved in a carriage accident in New Zealand which left her with a shoulder injury. In the early 1900s, Sutherland was still suffering from the effects of this injury, however she continued to work as Agent and Superintendent of the Victorian Neglected Children's Aid Society.
According to biographer Nancy Groll, by 1906 Sutherland was in great pain, 'requiring daily massage treatment and medication. She also began to suffer dizzy spells, reportedly caused by a "slight cerebral problem"'.
The Society's Committee of Management called on Sutherland to resign, or take an enforced leave of absence. When she refused, they took the step of standing her down from the Neglected Children's Aid Society.
Sutherland, with some supporters who left the Society with her, formed a new organisation called the 'Sutherland Committee', based at 68 Latrobe Street, Melbourne. Soon after, they registered a new organisation, 'Sutherland Homes for Neglected and Destitute Children'.
In 1909, Miss Auguste Meglin donated a property at Diamond Creek to Sutherland Homes. It turned out that Miss Meglin and Miss Sutherland would never see Sutherland Homes for Neglected Children at the Diamond Creek site - Meglin passed away in July 1909 and Sutherland died on 8 October 1909.
Hundreds of people attended Sutherland's funeral at the Melbourne General Cemetery. Her gravestone, funded by a public appeal, is inscribed:
For twenty-eight years an unwearied friend of Melbourne's poor, the truest helper of its fallen, and the devoted foster mother of all destitute ones, for whom she taught Victoria how to care, having rescued 3,000 waifs from its streets and slums. She hath done what she could.
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- Groll, Nancy, The Sutherland Story: a century of caring for children, Berry Street Victoria, 2000. Details
- Hilton, Della, Selina's legacy: from VCAS to Oz Child, OzChild/Children Australia, Oakleigh, Vic., 1993. Details
Book Sections
- Swain, Shurlee, 'Selina Sutherland, Licensed child rescuer', in M.Lake and F.Kelly (eds), Double Time: women in Victoria, 150 years, Penguin, Ringwood, 1985, pp. 126-131. Details
Online Resources
- Hoban, Ruth, 'Sutherland, Sulina Murray MacDonald (1839 - 1909)', in Australian Dictionary of Biography Online Edition, Australian National University, 2006, http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A060243b.htm. Details
- McCallum, David, 'Law and norm: justice administration and the human sciences in early juvenile justice in Victoria', Newcastle Law Review, vol. 7, no. 2, 2004, pp. 62-71, http://eprints.vu.edu.au/1521/2/Newcastle_Law_Review.doc_%28R%29.pdf. Details
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Sources used to compile this entry: Groll, Nancy, The Sutherland Story: a century of caring for children, Berry Street Victoria, 2000; Hoban, Ruth, 'Sutherland, Sulina Murray MacDonald (1839 - 1909)', in Australian Dictionary of Biography Online Edition, Australian National University, 2006, http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A060243b.htm; McCallum, David, 'Law and norm: justice administration and the human sciences in early juvenile justice in Victoria', Newcastle Law Review, vol. 7, no. 2, 2004, pp. 62-71, http://eprints.vu.edu.au/1521/2/Newcastle_Law_Review.doc_%28R%29.pdf.
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Story: The story of |kuken-|u |unu
The story of |kuken-|u |unu
Title
The story of |kuken-|u |unu
Collection
Summary
The story of |kuken-|u |unu (a caterpillar, larva of Aloa) who was formerly a person of the Early Race. |kuken-|u |unu curses a girl and she falls ill. |kuken-|u |unu pretends to die and the girl dies after him and they are buried. The people move to a different watering-hole and |kuken-|u |unu digs up the girl's body and eats her. He follows after the people and repeats this process a number of times, cursing and eating different girls.
Comments
1) p.7306v: |han≠kass'o heard this story from his mother (|xabbi-an); |kuken-|u |unu was one of the Early Race of people and therefore ate people; |kuken-|u |unu is also known as the larva of Aloa, or the tiger moth, 2) p.7308v: healing or 'snoring' people, 3) p.7310v: see |harritan, the locust-bird, 4) pp.7312v-7315v: see Concerning the |kuken-|u |unu, which is found abundantly, in Bushmanland, 5) p.7316v: the name of a snake, 6) pp.7360v-7362v: see Manner of carrying firewood, 7) This story is found in Book VIII-15
Contributors
|han≠kass'o (Klein Jantje) (VIII)
Date
19 August 1878 (started)
Categories
History (Early Race), Healing and ailing
Keywords
caterpillar (in |kuken-|u |unu's song) , caterpillar (|kuken-|u |unu is a tiger moth, larva of Aloa) , caterpillar (called |kuken-|u |unu, who was formerly a person of the Early Race) , |kuken-|u |unu (is a caterpillar, larva of Aloa) , |kuken-|u |unu (lies 'in the old hut') , |kuken-|u |unu ('feigned to be ill') , |kuken-|u |unu (and the ostrich eggshell) , |kuken-|u |unu (the doings of) , |kuken-|u |unu (his things) , |kuken-|u |unu (sings 'O caterpillar') , |kuken-|u |unu (sings to the things) , |kuken-|u |unu (follows the spoor of the people) , |kuken-|u |unu (makes a hut) , |kuken-|u |unu ('scratches out' the buried girls) , |kuken-|u |unu (digs up the buried girls) , |kuken-|u |unu (spits and curses) , |kuken-|u |unu (and the girls who fetch water) , |kuken-|u |unu (kills and eats the girls) , |kuken-|u |unu (was a person of the Early Race) , |kuken-|u |unu (eats fat girls) , |kuken-|u |unu (curses the girl that she might die) , |kuken-|u |unu (eats the girls) , |kuken-|u |unu (pretends to be dead) , Early Race (the First Bushmen, or !xwe ||na ss'o !kui) , Early Race (and |kuken-|u |unu) , Early Race (when |kuken-|u |unu ate the girls) , girls (fat, are cut up, cooked and eaten by |kuken-|u |unu) , girls (who are cursed by |kuken-|u |unu and become ill) , girls (are 'snored') , girls (of the Early Race) , healing ('snoring') , healing (of the girls cursed by |kuken-|u |unu) , ostrich eggshell (|kuken-|u |unu's) , snoring (healing) , snoring (of the girls cursed by |kuken-|u |unu) , curse (|kuken-|u |unu's) , curse (of the girls who become ill and die) , falling hearts (and the death of the girls cursed by |kuken-|u |unu) , burial (of |kuken-|u |unu) , burial (of the girls cursed by |kuken-|u |unu) , fat (girls are eaten by |kuken-|u |unu) , death (customs at) , death (and the burial of |kuken-|u |unu and the girls) , death (the people travel to a 'different place' after) , death (when hearts 'fall' down) , death (customs observed at) , death (leaving the place of) , death (lying in the 'old hut') , place (of death) , place (and the story of |kuken-|u |unu) , place (people travel to a 'different' after death) , hut (the dead body lies 'in the old hut') , hut (of the dead) , hut (and the story of |kuken-|u |unu) , song (sung by |kuken-|u |unu: 'O caterpillar') , burial (of the girls cursed by |kuken-|u |unu) , burial (|kuken-|u |unu digs up the girls' bodies and eats them)
Story Pages
7307-7363