{ "query": "what is journal example about", "namespace": "5a4f6db8-762e-4d8b-8f56-9e969fe68362", "messages": [ { "role": "assistant", "content": "Hallo Frau jeffs Layahin,\n\nich bin Simon, Ihr KI-Chatbot, der mit dem Large Language Model gpt-4o-mini ausgestattet ist, um Ihre Fragen zu beantworten.\n\nIn unserem Knowledge Base \"Document Links Import 11.05\" finden Sie Informationen zu folgenden Themen:\n\n* \ud83d\udcda **Basic Education Enrollment Form:** Informationen zur Anmeldung von Sch\u00fclern in der Grundschule. \n* \ud83d\udd17 **Document Links Import:** Informationen zum Importieren von Dokumentenlinks. \n* \ud83d\udd12 **Data Privacy Act of 2012:** Informationen zum Datenschutzgesetz. \n* \ud83d\udc68\u200d\ud83c\udfeb **DepEd Personnel:** Informationen zum Personal des Bildungsministeriums. \n* \ud83c\udf93 **Learner Information System:** Informationen zum Lernsystem. \n* \ud83c\udfeb **Returning Learners:** Informationen f\u00fcr Sch\u00fcler, die wieder zur Schule gehen. \n* \ud83d\uddfa\ufe0f **School Address:** Informationen zur Schuladresse. \n* \ud83e\uddd1\u200d\ud83c\udf93 **Senior High School:** Informationen zur Oberstufe. \n\nWas m\u00f6chten Sie sich heute genauer ansehen? \ud83d\ude0a \n\n\nwhat is journal example about\n\n FOR ADDITIONAL CONTEXT:\n\nKnowledgebase name: Document Links Import 11.05\nKnowledgebase files:\n\nKnowledgebases crawlers:\nname: Enrollment Doc - url: https://drive.google.com/file/d/13RX44ex3TtS8Cldq8m_5oJ_2l8HYTKL6/view\nname: DepEd Doc - url: https://www.deped.gov.ph/wp-content/uploads/Annex-Basic-Education-Enrollment-Form.pdf\nname: ISEF Form - url: https://sspcdn.blob.core.windows.net/files/Documents/SEP/ISEF/2025/Forms/1-Checklist-for-Adult-Sponsor.pdf\nname: Towson Doc - url: https://www.towson.edu/careercenter/media/documents/resumes_cvs/other_sample_resumes/sample_resume_student_athlete_1.pdf\nname: Drylab 3 pages - url: https://css4.pub/2017/newsletter/drylab.pdf\nname: Invoice 1 Page - url: https://www.princexml.com/howcome/2016/samples/invoice/index.pdf\nname: Invoice 2 - 1 page - url: https://www.princexml.com/samples/invoice/invoicesample.pdf\nname: 2 Page Graphic - url: https://www.princexml.com/howcome/2016/samples/magic8/index.pdf\nname: 2 Page Graphic New - url: https://www.princexml.com/howcome/2016/samples/magic8/index.pdf\nname: UMID New - url: https://www.gsis.gov.ph/downloads/forms/20140818-FORM-UMID_ECARD_ENROLLMENT_FORM.pdf\nname: Journal 3 Pages - url: https://css4.pub/2015/usenix/example.pdf\nname: Journal 3 Pages New - url: https://css4.pub/2015/usenix/example.pdf" }, { "role": "user", "content": "can you give me a list of all documents in your kb?" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "Here is a list of all documents available in the knowledge base \"Document Links Import 11.05\":\n\n1. **Basic Education Enrollment Form**\n - [Download PDF](https://www.deped.gov.ph/wp-content/uploads/Annex-Basic-Education-Enrollment-Form.pdf)\n\n2. **ISEF Form - Checklist for Adult Sponsor**\n - [Download PDF](https://sspcdn.blob.core.windows.net/files/Documents/SEP/ISEF/2025/Forms/1-Checklist-for-Adult-Sponsor.pdf)\n\n3. **Sample Resume: Student Athlete**\n - [Download PDF](https://www.towson.edu/careercenter/media/documents/resumes_cvs/other_sample_resumes/sample_resume_student_athlete_1.pdf)\n\n4. **Drylab Newsletter (May 2017)**\n - [Download PDF](https://css4.pub/2017/newsletter/drylab.pdf)\n\n5. **Invoice Sample 1**\n - [Download PDF](https://www.princexml.com/howcome/2016/samples/invoice/index.pdf)\n\n6. **Invoice Sample 2**\n - [Download PDF](https://www.princexml.com/samples/invoice/invoicesample.pdf)\n\n7. **2 Page Graphic Sample**\n - [Download PDF](https://www.princexml.com/howcome/2016/samples/magic8/index.pdf)\n\n8. **UMID Enrollment Form**\n - [Download PDF](https://www.gsis.gov.ph/downloads/forms/20140818-FORM-UMID_ECARD_ENROLLMENT_FORM.pdf)\n\n9. **Journal Example**\n - [Download PDF](https://css4.pub/2015/usenix/example.pdf)\n\nThis list includes the titles and links to download each document. 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Use as much tokens as possible to provide a detailed response. **Elapsed Time: 0.20 seconds** FINAL QUERY Final Query: CONTEXT: ########## File: example.pdf Page: 1 Context: USENIX Example Paper Pekka Nikander Aalto University Jane-Ellen Long USENIX Association Abstract This is an example for a USENIX paper, in the form of an HTML/CSS template. Being heavily self-ref- erential, this template illustrates the features in- cluded in this template. It is expected that the prospective authors using HTML/CSS would create a new document based on this template, remove the content, and start writing their paper. Note that in this template, you may have a mul- ti-paragraph abstract. However, that it is not nec- essarily a good practice. Try to keep your abstract in one paragraph, and remember that the optimal length for an abstract is 200-300 words. 1 Introduction For the purposes of USENIX conference publica- tions, the authors, not the USENIX staff, are solely responsible for the content and formatting of their paper. The purpose of this template is to help those authors that want to use HTML/CSS to write their papers. This template has been prepared by Håkon Wium Lie, and is based on a guide to using FrameMaker for USENIX papers, written by Pekka Nikander with the help of Jane-Ellen Long. The rest of this paper is organized as follows. Section 2 gives a brief overview of related work, such as other templates and style manuals. Section 3 discusses the details of this template, and Sec- tion 4 contains our conclusions. 2 Related Work Preparing good-looking publications is not easy. It requires understanding of style and typography. The purpose of the templates provided by the USENIX organization is to lift the burden of caring about typography from the authors. However, the authors still remain, and will always remain, re- sponsible for the style. 2.1 Word and LaTeX templates The USENIX website includes a template for Mi- crosoft Word, as well as LaTeX templates. Many of the settings in the CSS style sheet of this template have been copied from the LaTeX templates. Figure 1: This figure is showed for illustrational purpos- es only; floppy disks are not required to use this tem- plate. 2.2 Style manuals Besides typography, style is the second element of preparing easy-to-read publications. There are tens of good style manuals available. To mention just a couple, The Elements of Style by Strunk and White [1] is a classic, and has remained a bestseller since its introduction in 1930’s. From the more contemporary ones, Writing for Computer Science by Justin Zobel [2] seems appropriate. 3 Implementation In this section we cover the features included in this template. Our goal has been that the authors do not need to make modifications to the template; instead, they should be able to concentrate on the content and style. With this in mind, this template includes a number of features. On the other hand, we have also tried to keep this document simple and easy to maintain. This template is written in HTML, with CSS to provide styling, and a small JavaScript to help for- mat references. #################### File: invoicesample.pdf Page: 1 Context: # ATTENTION TO **Denny Gunawan** 221 Queen St Melbourne VIC 3000 **Invoice Number:** #20130304 --- ## Total: **$39.60** | Organic Items | Price/kg | Quantity (kg) | Subtotal | |---------------|----------|---------------|----------| | Apple | $5.00 | 1 | $5.00 | | Orange | $1.99 | 2 | $3.98 | | Watermelon | $1.69 | 3 | $5.07 | | Mango | $9.56 | 2 | $19.12 | | Peach | $2.99 | 1 | $2.99 | --- ### THANK YOU * Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Aliquam sodales dapibus fermentum. Nunc adipiscing, magna sed scelerisque cursus, erat lectus dapibus urna, sed facilisis leo dui et ipsum. --- **Subtotal:** $36.00 **GST (10%):** $3.60 **Total:** $39.60 #################### File: drive-google-com-file-d-13RX44ex3TtS8Cldq8m_5oJ_2l8HYTKL6-view-63181.txt Page: 1 Context: I hereby certify that the above information given are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and I allow the Department of Education to use my child’s details to create and/or update his/her learner profile in the Learner Information System. The information herein shall be treated as confidential in compliance with the Data Privacy Act of 2012. Signature Over Printed Name of Parent/Guardian Date For use of DepEd Personnel Only. To be filled up by the Class Adviser. DATE OF FIRST ATTENDANCE (Month/Day/Year) / / Grade Level Track (for SHS) ANNEX 2 Basic Education Enrollment Form.pdf Basic Education Enrollment Form.pdf Öffnen Öffnen Extrahieren Öffnen mit Änderungen speichern Anmelden Details Kommentare Allgemeine Informationen Typ Abmessungen Größe Dauer Speicherort Geändert Erstellt Von mir geöffnet Freigabeberechtigungen Beschreibung Berechtigung zum Herunterladen Die Vorschau für diese Datei konnte nicht angezeigt werden Beim Laden der Details ist ein Problem aufgetreten. Wird geladen… [Anmelden](https://accounts.google.com/ServiceLogin?service=wise&passive=1209600&osid=1&continue=https://drive.google.com/file/d/13RX44ex3TtS8Cldq8m%5F5oJ%5F2l8HYTKL6/view&followup=https://drive.google.com/file/d/13RX44ex3TtS8Cldq8m%5F5oJ%5F2l8HYTKL6/view&ec=GAZAGQ) Kopieren Kommentar hinzufügen "Basic Education Enrollment Form.pdf" wird angezeigt. #################### File: sample_resume_student_athlete_1.pdf Page: 1 Context: *Sample Resume: Student with limited experience Allen A. Athlete studentathlete@gmail.com ● 555-555-5555 ● Towson, MD Education Bachelor of Science, Sport Management May 20XX Towson University, Towson, MD • GPA: 3.65 • Dean’s List, September 20XX – December 20XX • Chi Alpha Sigma, National Student-Athlete Honor Society • CAA All-Academic Team for Football, 20XX, 20XX __________________________________________________________________________________________ Related Coursework Organization and Administration of Intramurals, Towson University September 20XX-December 20XX • Designed a hypothetical budget for a university club sports office • Conducted research project based on students’ perceptions of intramural sports and presented at National Intramural-Recreational Sports Association conference (NIRSA) Advanced Sport Marketing, Towson University January 20XX-May 20XX • Created a series of 10 advertisements for campus recreation services using brochure, website, program and poster formats _________________________________________________________________________________________ Leadership Towson University Varsity Football Team Captain, Towson, MD August 20XX – present • Manage a full-time student course load along with an average of 25 hours per week team training, play review, and competition • Collaborate with coaches to design team practice, team workshops, and community involvement opportunities • Demonstrate effective communication skills to assist in mediating team conflict Towson University Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC), Towson, MD August 20XX – present • Attend weekly committee meetings; represent the football team honestly and fairly • Advocate for concerns and interests of student-athletes at Towson University • Serve as a leader to implement resolutions voted on by the board each year Towson University Football Camp Counselor, Towson, MD July – August, 20XX – 20XX • Planned, organized, and facilitated daily football activities for children ages 7-15 • Provided instruction during daily morning meetings • Coordinated efforts with camp staff to plan and develop awards ceremony for the children and their parents __________________________________________________________________________________________ Experience Academic Tutor, Athletic Department August 20XX – May 20XX Towson University Athletic Department, Towson, MD • Arranged and led study sessions with up to 10 student-athletes • Provided one-on-one academic instruction • Created and provided tailored study guides for student-athletes __________________________________________________________________________________________ Community Involvement • Volunteer at Komen Walk for a Cure, Timonium, MD September 20XX – 20XX • Volunteer at SPCA, Baltimore, MD March 20XX – 20XX • Volunteer at Second Change Baltimore, Baltimore, MD January 20XX – 20XX • Salvation Army Bell Ringer December 20XX – 20XX • American Red Cross Blood Drive Assistant October 20XX – 20XX #################### File: Document Links Import 11.05.txt Page: 1 Context: Document Links Import 11.05 #################### File: drylab.pdf Page: 3 Context: Paralinx about camera integration; Amazon, Google and IBM about cloud computing. WWDC and Silicon Valley: We were very pleasantly surprised to be invited by Apple to their World Wide Developers Conference in San Jose in June, despite not having applied. It's a valuable chance to learn and make new connections. We’re also setting aside time to meet other potential partners. Cine Gear: We have decided not to attend the Cine Gear expo in L.A. this year, since feedback from many users about the show were mixed, and our planned beta version of 3.0 is slightly delayed. Development and launch: Development is around one month behind our original schedule. We expect the delay to decrease, with new developers on board. The launch of Drylab 3.0 will take place at the International Broadcasters Convention in Amsterdam in September, and we are working hard to get solid feedback from pilot users before then. Annual General Meeting: Drylab's AGM will be held on June 16th at 15:00. An invitation will be distributed to all owners well in advance. We hope to see you there! As you can see it has been a hectic spring that has given us a lot of confirmation about our product. We are now working eagerly and hard towards the US launch with Drylab 3.0, while keeping momentum in Europe with our existing system. [Drylab has kindly allowed this newsletter to be redone in HTML/CSS and converted to PDF with Prince. Navngen helped anonymize names in the process.] #################### File: 1-Checklist-for-Adult-Sponsor.pdf Page: 1 Context: International Rules: Guidelines for Science and Engineering Fairs 2024–2025, societyforscience.org/ISEF Page 31Checklist for Adult Sponsor (1)This completed form is required for ALL projects.Adult Sponsor’s Printed Name Signature Date of Review (mm/dd/yy)PhoneEmailTo be completed by the Adult Sponsor in collaboration with the student researcher(s):Student’s Name(s):Project Title: 1.† I have reviewed the ISEF Rules and Guidelines, including the science fair ethics statement.2.† I have reviewed the student’s completed Student Checklist (1A) and Research Plan/Project Summary.3.† I have worked with the student and we have discussed the possible risks involved in the project.4.† The project involves one or more of the following and requires prior approval by an SRC, IRB, IACUC or IBC:†HumansPotentially Hazardous Biological Agents†Vertebrate Animals†Microorganisms † rDNA † Tissues5.† Items to be completed for ALL PROJECTS†Adult Sponsor Checklist (1)†Research Plan/Project Summary†Student Checklist (1A)†Approval Form (1B)†Regulated Research Institutional/Industrial Setting Form (1C) (when applicable; after completed experiment)†Continuation/Research Progression Form (7) (when applicable)Additional forms required if the project includes the use of one or more of the following (check all that apply):†Humans, including student designed inventions/prototypes. (Requires prior approval by an Institutional Review Board (IRB);see full text of the rules.)†Human Participants Form (4) or appropriate Institutional IRB documentation†Sample of Informed Consent Form (when applicable and/or required by the IRB)†Qualified Scientist Form (2) (when applicable and/or required by the IRB)†Vertebrate Animals (Requires prior approval, see full text of the rules.)†Vertebrate Animal Form (5A) - for projects conducted in a school/home/field research site (SRC prior approval required†Vertebrate Animal Form (5B) - for projects conducted at a Regulated Research Institution. (Institutional Animal Care andUse Committee (IACUC) approval required prior experimentation.)†Qualified Scientist Form (2) (Required for all vertebrate animal projects at a regulated research site or when applicable)†Potentially Hazardous Biological Agents (Requires prior approval by SRC, IACUC or IBC, see full text of the rules.)†Potentially Hazardous Biological Agents Risk Assessment Form (6A)†Human and Vertebrate Animal Tissue Form (6B) - to be completed in addition to Form 6A when project involves the use offresh or frozen tissue, primary cell cultures, blood, blood products and body fluids.†Qualified Scientist Form (2) (when applicable)†The following are exempt from prior review but require a Risk Assessment Form 3: projects involving protists, archae andsimilar microorganisms, for projects using manure for composting, fuel production or other non-culturing experiments,projects using color change coliform water test kits, microbial fuel cells, and projects involving decomposing vertebrateorganisms.†Hazardous Chemicals, Activities and Devices (No SRC prior approval required, see full text of the rules.)† Risk Assessment Form (3)† Qualified Scientist Form (2) (required for projects involving DEA-controlled substances or when applicable)†Other† Risk Assessment Form (3)†I attest to the information checked above and that I have read and agree to abide by the science fair ethics statement. #################### File: index.pdf Page: 1 Context: Blue-sky printingThere are many reasons for using Prince. We will show you 8.one:JavaScriptPrincesupportsJavaScriptsothatprogrammerscanachieveeffectsnotpossibleinHTMLandCSSalong.Forexample,thisdocumenthasasmallscriptthatau-tomatically generates a table of contents:JavaScript.....................1More JavaScript..........1CSS3 columns.............1Styling pages................1CSS3 transforms..........1Background images.....2CSS3 selectors..............2More transforms.........2two:More JavaScriptThisdocumentlists8numberedfeatures.Noticethatthefirstthreefeaturesarenumberedwithspelled-outnumbers,whiletherestusedigits.Thisisachievedwithasmallscriptthatexchangesdigitsforletterswhenthenumberisthreeorsmaller.three:CSS3 columnsThisdocumentislaidoutintwocolumnsonthefirstpage.Thenextpagesaremorenarrowandthereforeonlyhasroomforonecolumn.Thenumberofcolumnsisautomaticallyadjustedbasedon the available width.4:Styling pagesThesecondpageofthisdocumentisdifferentfromthefirst:it’sup-rightandithasnobackgroundimage.Thisisachievedbystylingpages instead of elements.5:CSS3 transformsCSS3introducestransforms,whichcanbeusedtoscaleand #################### File: example.pdf Page: 3 Context: # Acknowledgments A polite author always includes acknowledgments. Thank everyone, especially those who funded the work. # Availability Please include a section at the end of your paper providing availability information. If the system you describe is available to others, and if more information (reports, etc.) may be obtained, indicate terms and contact information. # References 1. Strunk, W., Jr., and White, E.B. *The Elements of Style*, 4th Ed, Allyn and Bacon, August, 1999, ISBN 020539902X 2. Zobel, J. *Writing for Computer Science*, Springer-Verlag, December 1997, ISBN 9813058220 # Conclusions Each good paper concludes the most significant findings in the end. # Projects | Year | Project | |------|-------------------------------------| | 1993 | Berkeley UNIX | | 1994 | Networking Technologies | | 1995 | The Creation of USENET ** | | 1996 | The Software Tools Project | * Given to the Community at Large ** Given to Jim Ellis and Tom Truscott #################### File: index.pdf Page: 1 Context: # Invoice **YesLogic Pty. Ltd.** 7 / 39 Bouverie St Carlton VIC 3053 Australia **ABN:** 32 101 193 560 [www.yeslogic.com](http://www.yeslogic.com) --- ### Customer Information - **Customer Name:** - **Street:** - **Postcode:** - **City:** - **Country:** --- ### Invoice Details - **Invoice date:** Nov 26, 2016 - **Invoice number:** 161126 - **Payment due:** 30 days after invoice date --- ### Description of Services | Description | From | Until | Amount | |---------------------------|--------------|--------------|-------------| | Prince Upgrades & Support | Nov 26, 2016 | Nov 26, 2017 | USD $950.00 | | **Total** | | | **USD $950.00** | --- ### Payment Instructions Please transfer amount to: - **Bank account name:** Yes Logic Pty Ltd - **Name of Bank:** Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) - **Bank State Branch (BSB):** 063010 - **Bank State Branch (BSB):** 063010 - **Bank State Branch (BSB):** 063019 - **Bank account number:** 123201652 - **Bank SWIFT code:** CTBAAU2S - **Bank address:** 231 Swanston St, Melbourne, VIC 3000, Australia *The BSB number identifies a branch of a financial institution in Australia. When transferring money to Australia, the BSB number is used together with the bank account number and the SWIFT code. Australian banks do not use IBAN numbers.* --- [www.yeslogic.com](http://www.yeslogic.com) #################### File: example.pdf Page: 2 Context: # 3.1 HTML5 This template uses HTML5 elements to aid in representing the document structure. The `section` element is used to split the text into sections, and the `header` element holds the headings. The `figure` element is used to include figures and their corresponding captions live inside the `figcaption` element. The `cite` element holds all references. A small microformat, based on a convention of class names, is used to encode the name and affiliation of the authors. # 3.2 CSS A CSS style sheet describes how to format the HTML document into a PDF file. CSS is a declarative language which attaches property values to HTML elements and documents. Many aspects of CSS is used to achieve the presentation of USENIX papers, including: - multi-column layout - footnotes - page and column floats - multi-level counters Some commonly used features are absent from the above list: page numbers and running headers should not be specified by USENIX authors; these are added by those who compile the Proceedings. # 3.3 JavaScript This template uses JavaScript to process references. References are added at the point where they appear, and a script is later used to move the references to the end of the paper, leaving behind a numeric marker. # 3.4 PDF (This section has been added by Håkon Wium Lie) In order to convert the document to PDF, a formatter is needed. Common browsers support HTML and CSS, but they do not support all the CSS functionality for page-based formatting. For example, browsers do not support footnotes or page floats. This paper has been formatted with Prince,[1] a purpose-built program for converting HTML and XML documents into PDF by way of CSS. Prince is a commercial product, but can be downloaded and used for free for non-commercial purposes. In order for Prince to process the script included in this template, a command line option must be specified: ``` $ prince --javascript example.html ``` # 4 Tables The table below lists recipients of the USENIX Lifetime Achievement Award in the 1900s. Notice how months inside the table are moved to the end of the table. | Year | Recipient | |------|------------------| | 1999 | X Window System* | | 1998 | Tim Berners-Lee | | 1997 | Brian W. Kernighan | [1] www.princexml.com #################### File: Annex-Basic-Education-Enrollment-Form.pdf Page: 1 Context: # BASIC EDUCATION ENROLLMENT FORM **THIS FORM IS NOT FOR SALE.** --- **School Year:** ___________ **Grade to Enroll:** ___________ **Check the appropriate box only:** 1. With LRP? [ ] Yes [ ] No 2. Returning (Bala-An)? [ ] Yes [ ] No **INSTRUCTIONS:** Print/Apply all information required in CAPITAL letters. Submit accomplished form to the Person-in-Charge/Register/Class Adviser. Use black or blue pen only. --- ## LEARNER INFORMATION **PSA Birth Certificate No. (if available upon registration):** _______________________ **Learner Reference No.:** ________________________ **(LRN) Last Name:** __________________________________ **First Name:** ______________________________________ **Middle Name:** _____________________________________ **Extension Name (e.g., Jr., II, if applicable):** _______________________________ **Birthdate (mm/dd/yyyy):** ___________________________ **Place of Birth (Municipality/City):** __________________________________ **Sex:** [ ] Male [ ] Female **Age:** ___________ **Mother Tongue:** ___________________________________ **Belonging to any Indigenous Peoples (IP), Community/Indigenous Cultural Community:** [ ] Yes [ ] No If Yes, please specify: ______________________________________ **Is your family a beneficiary of IP?** [ ] Yes [ ] No If Yes, write the AFP Household ID Number below: ________________ ### Is the child a Learner with Disability? [ ] Yes [ ] No If Yes, specify the type of disability: - [ ] Visual Impairment - [ ] Hearing Impairment - [ ] Learning Disability - [ ] Intellectual Disability - [ ] a. blind - [ ] Autism Spectrum Disorder - [ ] Emotional-Behavioral Disorder - [ ] Orthopedic/Physical Handicap - [ ] b. low vision - [ ] Speech-Language Disorder - [ ] Cerebral Palsy - [ ] Special Health Problem/Chronic Disease - [ ] c. Cancer ### Current Address **House No.:** ____________ **Street Name:** ____________ **Barangay:** ____________ **Municipality/City:** ____________ **Province:** ____________ **Country:** ____________ **Zip Code:** ____________ ### Permanent Address **Same with your Current Address?** [ ] Yes [ ] No If No, please provide: **House No. Street:** ____________ **Street Name:** ____________ **Barangay:** ____________ **Municipality/City:** ____________ **Province:** ____________ **Country:** ____________ **Zip Code:** ____________ --- ## PARENT'S/GUARDIAN'S INFORMATION **Father's Name** **Last Name:** ____________________________________ **First Name:** ____________________________________ **Middle Name:** ___________________________________ **Contact Number:** _________________________________ **Mother's Maiden Name** **Last Name:** ____________________________________ **First Name:** ____________________________________ **Middle Name:** ___________________________________ **Contact Number:** _________________________________ **Legal Guardian's Name** **Last Name:** ____________________________________ **First Name:** ____________________________________ **Middle Name:** ___________________________________ **Contact Number:** _________________________________ #################### File: index.pdf Page: 2 Context: rotate elements. «Prince» is rotated 90 degerees on the right. Also, it has been moved to a margin box so that it appears outside the normal text flow. 6: Background images The image on the right is used as the background image on the first page. There, only part of the image is visible. This is achieved by carefully setting the position and pixel-density of the image. Also, notice how the background image is «bleeding»; it extends slightly outside the page to avoid white edges when the paper is cut. 7: CSS3 selectors Notice how every other item in our list of eight is in italics. This is achieved by selecting and styling even-numbered items. 8: More transforms Transforms can be applied to images as well as text. Below is the blue-sky background im- age rotated at various angles. Prince #################### File: drylab.pdf Page: 1 Context: DrylabNews for investors & friends · May 2017 Welcome to our first newsletter of 2017! It's been a while since the last one, and a lot has happened. We promise to keep them coming every two months hereafter, and permit ourselves to make this one rather long. The big news is the beginnings of our launch in the American market, but there are also interesting updates on sales, development, mentors and (of course) the investment round that closed in January. New capital: The investment round was successful. We raised 2.13 MNOK to match the 2.05 MNOK loan from Innovation Norway. Including the development agreement with Filmlance International, the total new capital is 5 MNOK, partly tied to the successful completion of milestones. All formalities associated with this process are now finalized. New owners: We would especially like to warmly welcome our new owners to the Drylab family: Unni Jacobsen, Torstein Jahr, Suzanne Bolstad, Eivind Bergene, Turid Brun, Vigdis Trondsen, Lea Blindheim, Kristine 34 meetings meetings NY · SF NY · SF LA · L LA · LV V Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · Alesha & Jamie Metzger · Amazon AWS · Apple · Caitlin Burns, PGA · Carlos Melcer · Chimney L.A. · Dado Valentic · Dave Stump · DIT WIT · ERA NYC · Facebook · Fancy Film · FilmLight · Geo Labelle · Google · IBM · Innovation Norway (NYC) · Innovation Norway (SF) · International Cinematographers Guild · NBC · Local 871 · Netflix · Pomfort · Radiant Images · Screening Room · Signiant · Moods of Norway · Tapad · Team Downey #################### File: drive-google-com-file-d-13RX44ex3TtS8Cldq8m_5oJ_2l8HYTKL6-view-63181.txt Page: 1 Context: Genehmigen Ablehnen Details ansehen Prüfung beantragen Weitere Informationen E-Signatur steht aus Unterschreiben Ablehnen Details ansehen Label prüfen Kein Spam Endgültig entfernen Kein Spam Seite / 1 Wird geladen… {"id": "13RX44ex3TtS8Cldq8m\_5oJ\_2l8HYTKL6", "title": "Basic Education Enrollment Form.pdf", "mimeType": "application\\/pdf"} ## Seite 1 von 1 BASIC EDUCATION ENROLLMENT FORM THIS FORM IS NOT FOR SALE. Check the appropriate box only: School Year: - No LRN With LRN Returning (Balik-Aral) INSTRUCTIONS: Print legibly all information required in CAPITAL letters. Submit accomplished form to the Person-in-Charge/Registrar/Class Adviser. Use black or blue pen only. STUDENT INFORMATION PSA Birth Certificate No. Learner Reference No. (LRN) LAST NAME FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME EXTENSION NAME e.g. Jr., III (if applicable) DATE OF BIRTH (Month/Day/Year) / / SEX MALE FEMALE AGE Belonging to any Indigenous Peoples (IP) Community/Indigenous Cultural Community? No Yes If Yes, please specify: Mother Tongue ADDRESS House Number and Street Barangay City/Municipality/Province/Country Zip Code PARENT’S/GUARDIAN’S INFORMATION Father’s Name (Last Name, First Name, Middle Name) Mother’s Maiden Name (Last Name, First Name, Middle Name) Guardian’s Name (Last Name, First Name, Middle Name) Telephone No. Cellphone No. For Returning Learners (Balik-Aral) and Those Who Shall Transfer/Move In Last Grade Level Completed Last School Year Completed School Name School ID School Address For Learners in Senior High School Semester 1st Sem 2 ndSem Track Strand (if any) I hereby certify that the above information given are true and correct to the best of my knowledge #################### File: example.pdf Page: 1 Context: USENIX Example Paper Pekka Nikander Aalto University Jane-Ellen Long USENIX Association Abstract This is an example for a USENIX paper, in the form of an HTML/CSS template. Being heavily self-ref- erential, this template illustrates the features in- cluded in this template. It is expected that the prospective authors using HTML/CSS would create a new document based on this template, remove the content, and start writing their paper. Note that in this template, you may have a mul- ti-paragraph abstract. However, that it is not nec- essarily a good practice. Try to keep your abstract in one paragraph, and remember that the optimal length for an abstract is 200-300 words. 1 Introduction For the purposes of USENIX conference publica- tions, the authors, not the USENIX staff, are solely responsible for the content and formatting of their paper. The purpose of this template is to help those authors that want to use HTML/CSS to write their papers. This template has been prepared by Håkon Wium Lie, and is based on a guide to using FrameMaker for USENIX papers, written by Pekka Nikander with the help of Jane-Ellen Long. The rest of this paper is organized as follows. Section 2 gives a brief overview of related work, such as other templates and style manuals. Section 3 discusses the details of this template, and Sec- tion 4 contains our conclusions. 2 Related Work Preparing good-looking publications is not easy. It requires understanding of style and typography. The purpose of the templates provided by the USENIX organization is to lift the burden of caring about typography from the authors. However, the authors still remain, and will always remain, re- sponsible for the style. 2.1 Word and LaTeX templates The USENIX website includes a template for Mi- crosoft Word, as well as LaTeX templates. Many of the settings in the CSS style sheet of this template have been copied from the LaTeX templates. Figure 1: This figure is showed for illustrational purpos- es only; floppy disks are not required to use this tem- plate. 2.2 Style manuals Besides typography, style is the second element of preparing easy-to-read publications. There are tens of good style manuals available. To mention just a couple, The Elements of Style by Strunk and White [1] is a classic, and has remained a bestseller since its introduction in 1930’s. From the more contemporary ones, Writing for Computer Science by Justin Zobel [2] seems appropriate. 3 Implementation In this section we cover the features included in this template. Our goal has been that the authors do not need to make modifications to the template; instead, they should be able to concentrate on the content and style. With this in mind, this template includes a number of features. On the other hand, we have also tried to keep this document simple and easy to maintain. This template is written in HTML, with CSS to provide styling, and a small JavaScript to help for- mat references. #################### File: example.pdf Page: 3 Context: # Projects | Year | Project Name | |------|------------------------------------| | 1996 | The Software Tools Project | | 1995 | The Creation of USENET ** | | 1994 | Networking Technologies | | 1993 | Berkeley UNIX | * Given to the Community at Large ** Given to Jim Ellis and Tom Truscott ## Conclusions Each good paper concludes with the most significant findings in the end. ## Acknowledgments A polite author always includes acknowledgments. Thank everyone, especially those who funded the work. ## Availability Please include a section at the end of your paper providing availability information. If the system you describe is available to others, and if more information (reports, etc.) may be obtained, indicate terms and contact information. ## References 1. Strunk, W., Jr., and White, E.B. *The Elements of Style*, 4th Ed, Allyn and Bacon, August, 1999, ISBN 020530902X 2. Zobel, J. *Writing for Computer Science*, Springer-Verlag, December 1997, ISBN 9813058220 #################### File: drylab.pdf Page: 2 Context: Holmsen, Torstein Hansen, and Jostein Aanensen. We look forward to working with you! Sales: Return customer rate is now 80%, proving value and willingness to pay. Film Factory Montreal is our first customer in Canada. Lumiere Numeriques have started using us in France. We also have new customers in Norway, and high-profile users such as Gareth Unwin, producer of Oscar- winning The King's Speech. Revenue for the first four months is 200 kNOK, compared to 339 kNOK for all of 2016. We are working on a partnership to safeguard sales in Norway while beginning to focus more on the US. New team members: We've extended our organization with two permanent developers based in Łódź, the film capital of Poland. Two highly skilled interns from the University of Oslo's Entrepreneurship Program, will be working on market research until mid-June (starting in March), preparing for the US launch. Also, two computer science students are working as part-time interns during spring, on machine learning and analysis research, as well as innovative architectures based on the Swift language. We hope our interns will consider sticking around! New mentor: We are honored to have Caitlin Burns joining us as a mentor. She's an accomplished producer based in New York, an active member of the Producers Guild of America, and the collaboration has already yielded good results, including valuable contacts for our visit in Los Angeles. Oscar- winning VFX supervisor Dave Stump joined us earlier. New York, St. Louis, San Francisco and Los Angeles: Pontus and Audun did a tour of the US in February and March, meeting users, partners and potential customers. The trip was very successful, with several high points, including meetings with Netflix, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, the International Cinematographers Guild, Local 871 (the script supervisors' union), one of the world's leading DITs, and Apple. See the separate attachment for a more detailed summary. NAB: Andreas and Audun travelled to the National Association of Broadcasters convention (NAB) in Las Vegas for three hectic days in April. NAB gathers 100,000 participants from film and TV. It's a very efficient way of meeting people in the business, and getting an updated picture of the business landscape. The most exciting meeting was with PIX System, one of our most important competitors. It was interesting to note that they regarded the indie market as bigger than their own. Andreas was able to secure us an invitation to the DIT-WIT party, with some of the world's leading DITs in attendance. It was a great place for informal feedback on Drylab Viewer. The pattern was the same as for other users: Initial polite interest turns to real enthusiasm the moment someone is able to personally try Drylab Viewer! We also met with Pomfort and Apple about our on- going collaborations; ARRI and Teradek/ #################### File: index.pdf Page: 1 Context: Blue-sky printingThere are many reasons for using Prince. We will show you 8.one:JavaScriptPrincesupportsJavaScriptsothatprogrammerscanachieveeffectsnotpossibleinHTMLandCSSalong.Forexample,thisdocumenthasasmallscriptthatau-tomatically generates a table of contents:JavaScript.....................1More JavaScript..........1CSS3 columns.............1Styling pages................1CSS3 transforms..........1Background images.....2CSS3 selectors..............2More transforms.........2two:More JavaScriptThisdocumentlists8numberedfeatures.Noticethatthefirstthreefeaturesarenumberedwithspelled-outnumbers,whiletherestusedigits.Thisisachievedwithasmallscriptthatexchangesdigitsforletterswhenthenumberisthreeorsmaller.three:CSS3 columnsThisdocumentislaidoutintwocolumnsonthefirstpage.Thenextpagesaremorenarrowandthereforeonlyhasroomforonecolumn.Thenumberofcolumnsisautomaticallyadjustedbasedon the available width.4:Styling pagesThesecondpageofthisdocumentisdifferentfromthefirst:it’sup-rightandithasnobackgroundimage.Thisisachievedbystylingpages instead of elements.5:CSS3 transformsCSS3introducestransforms,whichcanbeusedtoscaleand #################### File: index.pdf Page: 1 Context: Blue-sky printingThere are many reasons for using Prince. We will show you 8.one:JavaScriptPrincesupportsJavaScriptsothatprogrammerscanachieveeffectsnotpossibleinHTMLandCSSalong.Forexample,thisdocumenthasasmallscriptthatau-tomatically generates a table of contents:JavaScript.....................1More JavaScript..........1CSS3 columns.............1Styling pages................1CSS3 transforms..........1Background images.....2CSS3 selectors..............2More transforms.........2two:More JavaScriptThisdocumentlists8numberedfeatures.Noticethatthefirstthreefeaturesarenumberedwithspelled-outnumbers,whiletherestusedigits.Thisisachievedwithasmallscriptthatexchangesdigitsforletterswhenthenumberisthreeorsmaller.three:CSS3 columnsThisdocumentislaidoutintwocolumnsonthefirstpage.Thenextpagesaremorenarrowandthereforeonlyhasroomforonecolumn.Thenumberofcolumnsisautomaticallyadjustedbasedon the available width.4:Styling pagesThesecondpageofthisdocumentisdifferentfromthefirst:it’sup-rightandithasnobackgroundimage.Thisisachievedbystylingpages instead of elements.5:CSS3 transformsCSS3introducestransforms,whichcanbeusedtoscaleand #################### File: example.pdf Page: 2 Context: # 3.1 HTML5 This template uses HTML5 elements to aid in representing the document structure. The `section` element is used to split the text into sections, and the `header` element holds the headlines. The `figure` element is used to include figures and their corresponding captions live inside the `figcaption` element. The `cite` element holds all references. A small microformat, based on a convention of class names, is used to encode the name and affiliation of the authors. ## 3.2 CSS A CSS style sheet describes how to format the HTML document into a PDF file. CSS is a declarative language which attaches property values to HTML elements and documents. Many aspects of CSS is used to achieve the presentation of USENIX papers, including: - multi-column layout - footnotes - page and column floats - multi-level counters Some commonly used features are absent from the above list: page numbers and running headers should not be specified by USENIX authors; these are added by those who compile the Proceedings. ## 3.3 JavaScript This template uses JavaScript to process references. References are added at the point where they appear, and a script is later used to move the references to the end of the paper, leaving behind a numeric marker. ## 3.4 PDF (This section has been added by Håkon Wium Lie) In order to convert the document to PDF, a formatter is needed. Common browsers support HTML and CSS, but they do not support all the CSS functionality for page-based formatting. For example, browsers do not support footnotes or page floats. This paper has been formatted with Prince,[a] a purpose-built program for converting HTML and XML documents into PDF by way of CSS. Prince is a commercial product, but can be downloaded and used for free for non-commercial purposes. In order for Prince to process the script included in this template, a command line option must be specified: ``` $ prince --javascript example.html ``` ## 4 Tables The table below lists recipients of the USENIX Lifetime Achievement Award in the 1990s. Notice how notes inside the table are moved to the end of the table. | Year | Recipient | |------|-------------------| | 1999 | X Window System* | | 1998 | Tim Berners-Lee | | 1997 | Brian W. Kernighan | [a] www.princexml.com #################### File: index.pdf Page: 2 Context: rotate elements. «Prince» is rotated 90 degerees on the right. Also, it has been moved to a margin box so that it appears outside the normal text flow. 6: Background images The image on the right is used as the background image on the first page. There, only part of the image is visible. This is achieved by carefully setting the position and pixel-density of the image. Also, notice how the background image is «bleeding»; it extends slightly outside the page to avoid white edges when the paper is cut. 7: CSS3 selectors Notice how every other item in our list of eight is in italics. This is achieved by selecting and styling even-numbered items. 8: More transforms Transforms can be applied to images as well as text. Below is the blue-sky background im- age rotated at various angles. Prince #################### File: index.pdf Page: 2 Context: rotate elements. «Prince» is rotated 90 degerees on the right. Also, it has been moved to a margin box so that it appears outside the normal text flow. 6: Background images The image on the right is used as the background image on the first page. There, only part of the image is visible. This is achieved by carefully setting the position and pixel-density of the image. Also, notice how the background image is «bleeding»; it extends slightly outside the page to avoid white edges when the paper is cut. 7: CSS3 selectors Notice how every other item in our list of eight is in italics. This is achieved by selecting and styling even-numbered items. 8: More transforms Transforms can be applied to images as well as text. 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