The document discusses using the web for fast electronic document delivery. It describes how traditional document delivery methods like postal mail, fax, and email can be labor intensive and slow. The document argues that web delivery provides higher quality scans, faster broadband speeds, parallel downloads, and anywhere access. It outlines the infrastructure needed for web delivery, including scanning, formatting, storage, authentication, and backup systems. Web delivery offers benefits like simplified workflows, lower costs, and faster turnaround times compared to traditional delivery methods.
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- The document is a report created by a group of students that discusses the role of music in creating change and its purpose in entertainment. It references several online sources and videos related to music and media. The report suggests that music can be an important tool for influencing change in the world.
This document outlines Constellation Energy's Principles of Business Integrity that are intended to guide employee behavior and remind them of the company's high ethical standards. It discusses topics like financial disclosure, protecting company assets, avoiding conflicts of interest, following laws and regulations, and maintaining confidentiality. The CEO introduces the Principles and stresses the importance of ethical conduct and speaking up if anyone has concerns or questions.
Prospero is an open source electronic document delivery system originally designed to work with the Ariel system. It converts documents to PDF and places them on an authenticated website for patron access. The system was created by the Ohio State University to address the need for timely access to full-text journals online at a low cost. It has been downloaded over 260 times by organizations in 21 countries. Benefits of the open source Prospero system include establishing the service when needed, allowing others to do the same at low cost, and promoting learning of new skills outside of traditional library systems.
Raytheon reported second quarter 2008 earnings on July 24, 2008. Key highlights included: - Sales increased 11% to $5.9 billion - Operating income grew 12% to $662 million - Earnings per share increased 27% to $1.00 - Bookings totaled $6.0 billion with backlog at $37.5 billion - Guidance for full year 2008 was increased across key metrics
The pilot announces that the plane will soon land at Princess Juliana airport in St. Maarten and instructs passengers to return their seats and trays to the upright position. Another air traffic controller clears a plane to land and also notes the location of two women in colorful swimsuits, distracting the pilot who was supposed to be monitoring the runway instead of observing the women.
The document is a letter from Raytheon's Chairman and CEO inviting shareholders to attend Raytheon's 2008 Annual Meeting of Stockholders. It provides information on the date, time, and location of the meeting, as well as noting that shareholders can access a live webcast of the meeting online. It also encourages shareholders to vote their proxy as soon as possible so their shares will be represented. The attached proxy statement includes information on Raytheon's governance, the director nominees, and matters to be voted on at the meeting including election of directors and ratification of the independent auditors.
The document discusses ways for individuals to get involved with and contribute to the WordPress community. It outlines that there are two types of community members - subscribers and contributors. While there is nothing wrong with only being a subscriber, the document encourages people to become contributors by sharing their knowledge, skills and time. Specific opportunities mentioned for contributing include translating, creating videos, improving accessibility, testing beta releases, volunteering at events, applying to speak at events, and participating in local meetup groups. Common myths about not having enough skills, being an introvert, or not having enough time are addressed and dismissed. The overall message is that everyone has something valuable to offer the WordPress community.