Each PeerPoint is an autonomous node on a p2p network with no centralized corporate infrastructure.
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The PeerPoint will be connected between the user’s pc, home network, or mobile device and the ISP connection.
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For numerous reasons the services provided by the commercial companies do not adequately meet the creative, social, political, and financial needs of the 99%
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With the PeerPoint approach, each user will own her own inexpensive internet appliance and all the data and content she creates
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If a FreedomBox were used as a starting platform, the PeerPoint application package would be added on top of the FreedomBox security stack.
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The common requirements for each PeerPoint app are: world class, best-of-breed open source p2p architecture consistent, granular, user-customizable security management and identity protection integrated with other apps in the suite via a common distributed database and/or “data bus” architecture. consistent, user-customizable large, medium, and small-screen (mobile device) user interfaces ability to interface with its corresponding major-market-share service (Facebook, Twitter, etc.) GPS enabled
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First tier applications: distributed database social networking (comparison of distributed social network applications) trust/reputation metrics crowdsourcing: content collaboration & management (wiki, Google Docs, or better) project management/workflow data visualization (data sets, projects, networks, etc.) user-customizable complementary currency and barter exchange (Community Forge or better) crowd funding (http://www.quora.com/Is-there-an-open-source-crowdfunding-platform) voting (LiquidFeedback or better) universal search across all PeerPoint data/content and world wide web content
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Canada has a solid foundation on which to build success as a leader in the knowledge economy of tomorrow
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innovation is the ultimate source of the long-term competitiveness of businesses and the quality of life of Canadians
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We heard that the government should be more focussed on helping innovative firms to grow and, particularly, on serving the needs of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)
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innovation support is too narrowly focussed on R&D – more support is needed for other activities along the continuum from ideas to commercially useful innovation
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whole-of-government program delivery vehicle – the Industrial Research and Innovation Council (IRIC)
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includes non-labour costs, such as materials and capital equipment, the calculation of which can be highly complex
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the base for the tax credit should be labour-related costs, and the tax credit rate should be adjusted upward
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facilitating access by such firms to an increased supply of risk capital at both the start-up and later stages of their growth.
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encouragement of innovation in the Canadian economy should become a stated objective of procurement policies and programs.
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Innovation Advisory Committee (IAC) – a body with a whole-of-government focus that would oversee the realization of our proposed action plan, as well as serve as a permanent mechanism to promote the refinement and improvement of the government's business innovation programs going forward.
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focus resources where market forces are unlikely to operate effectively or efficiently and, in that context, address the full range of business innovation activities, including research, development, commercialization and collaboration with other key actors in the innovation ecosystem
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the closer the activity being supported is to market, and therefore the more likely it is that the recipient firm will capture most of the benefit for itself.
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Still stack with the old paradigm of the "knowledge economy" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knowledge_economy My opinion is that we're moving into a know-how economy.
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Google Apps Script provides you with the ability to build a user interface for displaying or capturing information.
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The built-in code autocomplete functionality in the editor requires you to type the trailing period that follows app.
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you need a UiApp application object to contain the user interface elements. After you create the UiApp application object, you can add buttons, dialog boxes, panels, and other elements to the UiApp application object.
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To create a UiApp application object, use the syntax var your_application_object_name = UiApp.createApplication();
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To create a user interface element and associate it with your UiApp application object, use the syntax var your_ui_element_name= your_application_object_name.createElement_Name();.
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Creating the elements and adding them to your application are separate steps requiring separate instructions.
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how to use Grid objects and the setWidget method to create a more complex layout and also how to create text boxes and label them.
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To make a user interface useful, you need the ability to update a Spreadsheet with information a user enters from the interface.
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same script, with functions added that enable the form to be used multiple times before a user chooses to exit.
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script collects some information from text fields on a panel and writes that information into the Spreadsheet.
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You can make a script's user interface available to users from inside a Spreadsheet or Site or by running it separately as a service.
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A script that provides a stand-alone user interface must invoke the doGet(e) function or the doPost(e) function for an HTML form submit.
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The doGet(e) function takes the argument e, passing in the arguments for the user interface, including the user name of the person invoking the script.
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After you write the script, you publish it as a service. During the publishing process, you define who has access to the script.
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In a Google Apps domain, you can publish the script so that only you have access or so that everyone in the domain has access.
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In a Google consumer account, you can publish the script so that only you have access or so that everyone in the world has access.
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Updating a Spreadsheet from the User Interface, the user interface is displayed from the Spreadsheet where the script is stored. The following code defines how the user interface is displayed:
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