Strategic goals, flexibility and chains of actions and ideas

Summary

• Schematic ideas are recombined in creativity. 
• Similarly designers take ideas and rules about materials and components and combine them. 
• Schematic Recipes help to standardize operations. 
• Modular components are combined into strategies for use in business plans and business models. 

Introduction

Example schematic plans

• Varieties of
  This page describes a schematic system about abstracted neurons operating in a circuit. 
  The neuronal system was designed to focus in on the cellular nature of a schematically defined neuron. 
  The goals include:
  

  • Development of a system of cells, their differentiation and deployment into a neuron network. 
    
  • Abstract receptor operation must support interactions of a network of neurons and attached cells. 

  THE IMPLEMENTATION IS INCOMPLETE AND ONGOING. 
  The codelets and infrastructure are included. 
  
  nerve cell cooperating to create an adaptive neuron network, a network of interconnected neurons which perform signalling, modeling and control functions.  In Cajal's basic neural circuits the signalling is unidirectional.  He identified three classes of neurons in the circuits:
  • Sensory, Interneurons, Motor; which are biochemically distinct and suffer different disease states. 
    
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• This page reviews the strategy of collective punishment of agents who game agreements in a complex adaptive system (CAS).  The mechanism and its consequences are discussed. 
  
  Guardian morality supporting the dynamics enabling the persistence of human personality describes the operation of the mind from the perspective of psychological models and tests based on them.  Early 'Western' models of personality resulted in a simple segmentation noting the tension between: individual desires and group needs, and developing models and performing actions.  Dualistic 'Eastern' philosophies promote the legitimacy of an essence which Riso & Hudson argue is hidden within a shell of personality types and is only reached by developing presence.  The logic of a coherent essence is in conflict with the evolved nature of emotions outlined by Pinker.  Terman's studies of personality identified types which Friedman and Martin link to healthy and unhealthy pathways.  Current psychiatric models highlight at least five key aspects:
  • Extroversion-introversion - whether the person gains mental dynamism from socializing or retiring
    
  • Neuroticism-stability - does a person worry or are they calm and self-satisfied
    
  • Agreeableness-antagonism - is a person courteous & trusting or rude and suspicious
    
  • Conscientiousness-un-directedness - is a person careful or careless
    
  • Openness-non-openness - are they daring or conforming
    
  subsets described by David Keirsey as: guardian, artisan, rational and idealist. 
  
• Genetic algorithm recombining alleles to improve the fitness is, according to Dawkins, a suitcase word with at least five meanings in biology:
  1. Darwin and Wallace thought in terms of the capacity to survive and reproduce, but they were considering discrete aspects such as chewing grass - where hard enamel would improve the relative fitness. 
     
  2. Population geneticists: Ronald Fisher, Sewall Wright, J.B.S. Haldane; consider selection at a locus where for a genotype: green eyes vs blue eyes; one with higher fitness can be identified from genotypic frequencies and gene frequencies, with all other variations averaged out. 
     
  3. Whole organism 'integrated' fitness.  Dawkins notes there is only ever one instance of a specific organism.  Being unique, comparing the relative success of its offspring makes little sense.  Over a huge number of generations the individual is likely to have provided a contribution to everyone in the pool or no one. 
     
  4. Inclusive fitness, where according to Hamilton, fitness depends on an organism's actions or effects on its children or its relative's children, a model where natural selection favors organs and behaviors that cause the individual's genes to be passed on.  It is easy to mistakenly count an offspring in multiple relative's fitness assessments. 
     
  5. Personal fitness represents the effects a person's relatives have on the individual's fitness [3].  When interpreted correctly fitness [4] and fitness [5] are the same. 
     
  of the
  This page discusses a complex adaptive system (CAS) implementation of a genetic algorithm (GA), Melanie Mitchell's robot-janitor built as a set of Copycat codelets integrated using agent-based programming.  The improvement in the operation of the robots over succeeding generations of applying the GA is graphed. 
  
  The CAS that generated, and operated the robot is reviewed, including the implementation details and codelet operational program flow, and the challenges and limitations of this implementation. 
  
  The schematic strings which make up the robot's genotype, as well as the signals which are sent to the nucleus of the robot's agents so that the agents can deploy the appropriate response strings (which activate codelets) are listed.  The Slipnet configuration required by the system to associate the schematic strings with programmatic forces (codelets) is also listed.  The codelets and supporting perl are also listed. 
  
  In the conclusion the limitations of the robot-janitor abstraction in studying emergence and creative evolution are discussed and alternative experimental frameworks are proposed.  One such, the schematic cell is the subject of a separate page in this web frame. 
  
  
  robot-janitor. 
  

Creativity

• Humans and animals demonstrate basic disgust is a universal human emotion.  Pinker notes it has its own facial expression and is codified in food taboos.  The mind must be associated with the proximate environment and parents minimize the risk for their omnivorous children by teaching them what foods to eat and what to avoid.  The children's minds are initially receptive to trying all foods but their brains subsequently lock in on the foods they have experienced.  These parental choices are affected by schematic influence on what has been beneficial.  Adolescent's brain developments undermine these constraints enabling intergroup transfers.  Disgust is modulated by the insula cortex which projects signals to the amygdala.  Adult humans merge moral and physical disgust enabling metaphorical out grouping. 
  for rotting food.  In humans the insula is part of the cerebral cortex folded deep within the lateral sulcus.  It includes: anterior, posterior insula; and is overlaid by the operculum.  Kandel notes the anterior insula is where feelings are calibrated by evaluating and integrating the importance of the stimuli.  It directly signals area 25.  LeDoux showed there are two routes for signals of feelings and emotions to the amygdala: a fast unconscious one and a slow one that involves the anterior insula.  So the insula is assumed to participate in consciousness where it has been linked to emotion, salience & body homeostasis functions:
  
  • Perception,
    
  • Motor control: Hand-&-eye motor movement, Swallowing, Gastric motility, Speech articulation;
    
  • Self-awareness,
    
  • Inter-personal experiences: Disgust at smells, contamination & mutilation which generate visceral responses, that are projected to the amygdala; binding physical and moral aspects of purity (Macbeth effect)
  • Suffering of others can be projected by the insula to the amygdala and made increasingly salient with loving-kindness meditation practice, Goleman & Davidson explain. 
    
  • Homeostatic regulation of the sympathetic network, parasympathetic network, and immune system.  Heart rate and sweat gland activity are monitored.   When the amygdala signals concern, the insula prepares the body for action, increasing blood flow to the muscles etc.
    
  is coopted to add interpersonal disgust of 'them'. 
  
• Animals, like humans, are compassionate indicates an emotional state where resonance with someone else's distress leads one to help them.  The Dalai Lama stresses we must feel compassion for ourselves and others.  Tara Brach sees compassion as our capacity to relate in a tender and sympathetic way to what we perceive.  Meditation focused on feeling love for the suffering, strengthens compassion by activating the neuron networks for parental love for a child: ACC, insula, striatum, PAG, orbitofrontal cortex; and inducing a reduction in areas responsible for negative emotions. 
  - feeling others pain emerged as a mental experience, Damasio asserts, constructed by the mind using mapping structures and events provided by nervous systems.  But feeling pain is supported by older biological functions that support homeostasis.  These capabilities reflect the organism's underlying emotive processes that respond to wounds: antibacterial and analgesic chemical deployment, flinching and evading actions; that occur in organisms without nervous systems.  Later in evolution, after organisms with nervous systems were able to map non-neural events, the components of this complex response were 'imageable'.  Today, a wound induced by an internal disease is reported by old, unmyelinated C nerve fibers.  A wound created by an external cut is signalled by evolutionarily recent myelinated fibers that result in a sharp well-localized report, that initially flows to the dorsal root ganglia, then to the spinal cord, where the signals are mixed within the dorsal and ventral horns, and then are transmitted to the brain stem nuclei, thalamus and cerebral cortex.  The pain of a cut is located, but it is also felt through an emotive response that stops us in our tracks.  Pain amplifies the aggression response of people by interoceptive signalling of brain regions providing social emotions including the PAG projecting to the amygdala; making aggressive people more so and less aggressive people less so.  Fear of pain is a significant contributor to female anxiety.  Pain is the main reason people visit the ED in the US.  Pain is mediated by the thalamus and nucleus accumbens, unless undermined by sleep deprivation. 
  .  
• Sapolsky observes humans limited ability to identify their genetic relatives, and sees it as important in our cultural development.  He is happy to accept evolution's leverage of both kin selection is a strategy of selfish genes, which aims to maximize gene survival & replication across all the bodies where a copy of the gene probably exists: relatives.  Altruism is beneficial to gene replication in this situation.  Love supports the agent's prioritization of appropriate altruistic strategies.  E. O. Wilson was originally an advocate of kin selection but subsequently concluded that there is no mechanism by which it can operate.  He abandoned kin selection and now asserts neo-group selection is responsible for the effects.  Sapolsky describes an array of strategies used to identify kin:
  • Genetically shaped pheromonal signatures.  Rodents leverage the immune systems MHC super variable gene regions to develop unique signals.  The more similar the signals are the closer is the relative.  Pregnancy triggers adult neurogenesis in the olfactory system of rat mothers to allow them to learn the smell of their newborn.
  • Imprinting on the female whose birdsong a chick heard while still in the egg
  • Degree of paternalism depending on likelihood of being the father in primates
    
  • Humans use cognition
    
  and neo-group selection is David Sloan Wilson and subsequently Harvard's E.O. Wilson's, multi-level evolutionary selection mechanism.  It is seen to operate in humans and is explained by Tit for Tat style cooperation and prosociality.  Wilson writes group-level selection affects the traits that are interactive with groupmates, so that success of an individual's genes depends at least partially on the success of the society to which the individual belongs.  In ants, bees, wasps and termites group selection almost entirely overrides individual selection.  For humans both group and individual selection apply and can be in conflict. 
  in explaining humanity's
  To benefit from shifts in the environment agents must be flexible.  Being sensitive to environmental signals agents who adjust strategic priorities can constrain their competitors. 
  
  flexibility in choosing between pair bonding have similar body size, coloration and musculature.  Sapolsky's list of pair-bonding primates includes: marmosets, tamarins, owl monkeys, gibbons; as well as swans, jackals, beavers, prairie voles.  Selection has supported evolved capture of minimally aggressive strategies that do not depend on fighting muscle:
  • All males reproduce a few times. 
    
  • Males invest in parenting of the children - if he thinks they are his.  That is costly so they are choosy about which females to mate with and may pair-bond.  
  • Females look for mates whose behavior is: stable, affiliative; and who have good parenting skills.  Pair-bonding male birds are seen to display parenting skills during courtship. 
    
  • Females compete aggressively with one another to gain access to an attractive male.  And they use cuckolding strategies to gain access to great genes and parenting skills. 
    
  and tournament have asymmetric sizes, and musculature.  Males may be much bigger and more muscular than females and have conspicuous facial markings.  Sapolsky's tournament primates include: baboons, mandrills, rhesus monkeys, vervets, and chimps.  And he additionally lists gazelles, lions, sheep, peacocks, & elephant seals.  Selection has supported evolved capture of fighting skills and display.  Such males:
  
  • Use aggressive conflict to obtain high dominance rankings.  
  • A small percentage of high rank males do all the mating.  They will mate with any female anytime.  So they have evolved to invest in larger testes and higher sperm counts. 
    
  • Males do no investment in parenting of their children.  
  • Females look for signals of good genes.  This encourages sexual selection of signals of male health, status and dominance.  
  • Females don't compete with each other since they will all breed with the high rank males. 
    
  arrangements; all supporting our organizational flexibility.  These aspects of human behavior must be a significant contribution to Wilson's creativity breakthrough.  
• Personality describes the operation of the mind from the perspective of psychological models and tests based on them.  Early 'Western' models of personality resulted in a simple segmentation noting the tension between: individual desires and group needs, and developing models and performing actions.  Dualistic 'Eastern' philosophies promote the legitimacy of an essence which Riso & Hudson argue is hidden within a shell of personality types and is only reached by developing presence.  The logic of a coherent essence is in conflict with the evolved nature of emotions outlined by Pinker.  Terman's studies of personality identified types which Friedman and Martin link to healthy and unhealthy pathways.  Current psychiatric models highlight at least five key aspects:
  • Extroversion-introversion - whether the person gains mental dynamism from socializing or retiring
    
  • Neuroticism-stability - does a person worry or are they calm and self-satisfied
    
  • Agreeableness-antagonism - is a person courteous & trusting or rude and suspicious
    
  • Conscientiousness-un-directedness - is a person careful or careless
    
  • Openness-non-openness - are they daring or conforming
    
  The influence of childhood on behavior is significant.  Enneagrams define personality types: Reformer, Helper, Achiever, Individualist, Investigator, Loyalist, Enthusiast, Challenger and Peacemaker; based on the impact of childhood driven wounds. 
  
  The Enneagram becomes a tool to enable interested people to transform from the emotionally wounded base, hidden within the armor of the type, to the liberated underlying essence. 
  
  Childhood leaves each of us with some environmentally specific Basic Fear.  In response each of us adopts an induced Basic Desire of the type.  But as we develop the inner observer, it will support presence and undermine the identification that supports the armor of the type. 
  
  The Enneagram reveals three sets of relations about our type armor:
  

  1. Triadic self revealing: Instinctive, feeling, thinking; childhood needs that became significant wounds
     
  2. Social style groupings: Assertive, compliant, withdrawn; strategies for managing inner conflict
     
  3. Coping styles: Positive outlook, competency, reactive; strategies for defending childhood wounds
     

  Riso and Hudson augment the Enneagram with instinctual distortions reflected in the interests of the variants. 
  
  The Enneagram also offers tools for understanding a person's level of development: unhealthy, average, healthy, liberation; including their current center of gravity, steriotypical social role, wake-up call, leaden rule, red flag, and direction of integration and disintegration. 
  
  Complex adaptive system (CAS) theory associates the models presented by the Enneagram with evolved behaviors and structures in the mind: feelings, emotions, social behaviors, ideas; driven by genetic and cultural evolution and the constraints of family and social life.  Emergent evolved amplifers can be constrained by Riso and Hudson's awareness strategies. 
  
  
  types, shaped refers to lasting changes to the brain that occur throughout the life span of the organism.  Many aspects of the brain can be altered into adulthood.  Almost anything in the nervous system can change in response to sustained stimulus.  And in a different environment the changes will often reverse.  The changes include:
  • The strength of dendritic input alters due to genetic, neural and hormonal signals
  • Hebb notes that memories require strengthening of preexisting synapses.  Glutamate responsive neurons' post synaptic dendritic spines have two types of receptor: non-NMDA and NMDA.  NMDA channels are responsible for this strengthening mechanism.  LTP then occurs to prolong the increase in excitability of the synapse. 
    
  • The LTP operation results in calcium diffusion which triggers new spine formation in adjacent parts of the dendrite.  Eventually that can stimulate dentrite growth enabling more neurons to connect. 
    
  • Short term stress promotes hippocampal LTP.  
  • Sustained stress promotes:
    
  • Hippocampal & frontal cortex  LTD & suppresses LTP.  Subsequent reductions in NCAM then reduce dendrite and synapse density. 
    
  • Amygdala LTP and suppresses LTD boosting fear conditioning.  It increases BDNF levels and expands dendrites in the BLA. 
    
  • Depression and anxiety reduce hippocampal dendrite and spine number by reducing BDNF. 
    
  • The axon's conditions for
    
  • Initiating an action potential. 
    
  • Progesterone boosts GABA-ergic neurons response to GABA decreasing the excitability of other neurons over a period of hours. 
    
  • Duration of a neuron's refractory period.  Testosterone shortens the refractory period of amygdala and amygdala target neurons over a period of hours. 
    
  • Synaptic connections being constantly removed and recreated
  • Synapses being created or destroyed.  Stimulation generates additional dendritic spines which become associated with a nearby axon terminal and within weeks a synapse forms.  The synapse then contributes calcium diffusion through LTP triggering more spine formation.  When dendritic spines recede synapses disappear. 
    
  • Cortical maps change to reflect alterations in the inputs and outputs from the body. 
    
  • Birth of brain cells in many areas of adult brains: the hippocampus (where 3% are replaced each month) and olfactory bulb and lesser amounts in the cortex. 
    
  • Restructuring after brain damage including axonal plasticity.  Distant rerouting of axons is observed but no mechanism has been identified yet. 
    
  • Vision is plastic in predators, where the eyes are moved during final development.  Dehaene argues for neuronal recycling supporting reading.  
  during development is a phase during the operation of a CAS agent.  It allows for schematic strategies to be iteratively blended with environmental signals to solve the logistical issues of migrating newly built and transformed sub-agents.  That is needed to achieve the adult configuration of the agent and optimize it for the proximate environment.  Smiley includes examples of the developmental phase agents required in an emergent CAS.  In situations where parents invest in the growth and memetic learning of their offspring the schematic grab bag can support optimizations to develop models, structures and actions to construct an adept adult.  In humans, adolescence leverages neural plasticity, elder sibling advice and adult coaching to help prepare the deploying neuronal network and body to successfully compete. 
  by the unique proximate environment, encourage some to perform and others to observe. 
  

• Creativity can be applied to physical problems, where the theory is elegantly expressed in mathematical descriptions or to
  This page introduces the complex adaptive system (CAS) theory frame.  The theory provides an organizing framework that is used by 'life.'  It can be used to evaluate and rank models that claim to describe our perceived reality.  It catalogs the laws and strategies which underpin the operation of systems that are based on the interaction of emergent agents.  It highlights the constraints that shape CAS and so predicts their form.  A proposal that does not conform is wrong. 
  
  John Holland's framework for representing complexity is outlined.  Links to other key aspects of CAS theory discussed at the site are presented. 
  
  CAS where this does not appear to be the case.  Einstein describes in his book Relativity, the importance for physical alignment of theory with the real world: 
  
• Einstein notes that the Euclidian axioms are mathematically internally consistent.  But the 'truth' of a real object is a collection of: happenings, occurrences and processes; including emergent entities, as required by relativity, explains Rovelli.  But natural selection has improved our fitness by representing this perception, in our minds, as an unchanging thing, as explained by Pinker.  Dehaene explains the object modeling and construction process within the unconscious and conscious brain.  Mathematicians view anything that can be defined and used in deductive reasoning and mathematical proofs as an object.  These mathematical objects can be values of variables, allowing them to be used in formulas.  
  corresponding to Euclidian axioms is in the realm of physics, and its assessment is constrained by experience.  We can assess the truth of physical geometrical propositions by seeing if they are satisfied for real things, in the special situation where we are in close contact.  This allows Einstein to use simple real world scenarios in the book to describe the physical issues with classical mechanics. 
• It must be integrated with networks providing sharing of ideas about problems, solutions and processes. 
  
• It can be used to expand the descriptive breadth of mathematics. 
  
• It can even be applied to revealing the details of the creative process! 
  

• Bohr used Feynman was a Nobel laureate in physics, who developed methods to describe the behavior of electrons and photons, formalized as QED by Freeman Dyson, and formulated quantum mechanics in terms of Hugh Everett's histories.  His personality enneagram, is typed as an enthusiast, which aligns with his seeking fun, but with coaching in science from his father, a joking mother, and an early drive to read, understand and apply: engineering, science and mathematics; to have fun, he was able to slow down his thoughts and integrate into a creative, productive investigator. 
  to see where physics constrains theory.  Other physicists were not willing to criticize Bohr's ideas, Professor Feynman
  Richard Feynman outlines a series of amusing vignettes, as he reviews his life story. 
  
  Richard's personality encouraged him to patiently seek out fun: performing Shewhart cycles with electricity, in his childhood laboratory, and aligning theory, and practice through building and fixing radios.  Leonardo's life inspired him to try innovation, which he concluded was hard.  He played with the emotion in communications, a skill which he used later at Caltech.  And he made a game of avoiding following orders at MIT.  Working during the holidays revealed the benefit of joining theory and practice. 
  
  Feynman enrolled as a graduate student at Princeton, where the successful approach to science was just like his.  His approach was based on patience and fun: he used his home lab and other tools for qualitative exploration.  Overtime he added experimental techniques.  He would test the assertions in articles with amusing investigations; with his mind aligned by feelings of joy.  Everyone at Princeton heard he would want to be hypnotized.  He was driven to compare the challenges of complex subjects being taught at Princeton to his current pick.  In his summer recess he explored biology.  Gathering problems in challenging areas of science, and then picking one to solve, supported his creativity.  And his practical orientation and situation when growing up in Far Rockaway, supported his desire for choices and adolescent dislike for purely intellectual and cultural pursuits.  Being mostly self-taught, he developed different approaches to problems than the standard strategies provided by mass education. 
  
  Richard saw his skill set as very different to that exhibited by his father.  But are they very different?
  
  While Richard was at Princeton, America became concerned about the implications of the European war.  After a friend enlisted he decided to dedicate his summer holiday to helping the war effort.  Feynman got involved in the Manhattan Project, and went to Los Alamos where he experienced constraints, applied by: the military, the physics of the project, him on Niels Bohr; but was freed from them by Von Neumann.  The records & reports of the project were kept in filing cabinets.  Richard explored the weaknesses of the locks and safes deployed to secure these secrets.  Just after the war he was called up by the draft board for a medical but was rejected for being mentally unfit. 
  
  After the war, Richard was asked to become a professor at Cornell.  He initially struggled in this role: Too young to match expectations, stressed by the demands of his new job and his recent experiences; until he adopted an approach that focused on fun.  He enjoyed knowing about numbers: using, learning about them and the tools to use them, and competing with others; to calculate, interpolate and approximate a value the fastest. 
  Traveling to Buffalo in a light plane once a week to give a physics lecture before flying back the next morning wasn't much fun for Richard.  So he used the stipend to visit a bar after each lecture to meet beautiful women.  Richard liked bars and nightclubs, spending a summer in Albuquerque frequenting one, and later ones in Las Vegas, as he explored how to get the girls he drank with to sleep with him. 
  
  Richard reflects on various times when he made government officials obey their parts of contracts: patent fees, limits on red tape;
   
  Richard became frustrated with his life at Cornell, seeing more things that interested him on the sunny west coast at Caltech.  Both institutions, and Chicago, offered him incentives to help his decision making, but Richard began to find reevaluating the alternatives a waste of time and he saw risks in a really high salary, deciding he would move to Caltech and stay there. 
  
  Richard is invited to attend a scientific symposium in Japan.  Each of the US attendees is asked to learn a little Japanese.  Richard takes lessons, persists, can converse effectively, but stops when he finds the cultural parts of the language conflict with his individualism. 
  
  Richard was unhappy with his achievements in physics.  He felt: slower than his peers, not keeping up or understanding the latest details, fearful that he could not cope; as the community worked to understand the laws of beta decay.  But Martin Block pushed him to question the troubling parity premise.  Encouraged by Oppenheimer the community focused on parity and failures were discovered in a cascade of reports.  Richard attended a meeting where Lee & Yang discussed a failure and a theory to explain it.  Richard felt terrified and could not understand what they said.  His sister pushed him to change his attitude: act like a student having fun, read every line and equation of their paper; he would understand it.  And he did, as well as developing additional insights about what was happening and what still seemed conflicted.  He reported his ideas back to the community.  After Richard returned from Brazil he reviewed the confusion of facts with Caltech's experimental physicists who made him aware of Gell-mann abandoning another former premise of Beta decay.  Feynman realized his ideas were consistent: fully and simply describing the details of beta decay.  He had identified the workings of a fundamental law.  Years later he was awarded the Nobel prize for physics.  He was conflicted about the prize and attending the ceremony, but eventually enjoyed the trip, where he discussed cultural achievement with the Japanese ambassador. 
  
  Richard was interested in the operation of the brain, modeling it on a digital computer.  He explored hallucinations and the reality of experiences. 
  
  Richard lobbies for integrity in science. 
  
  In aspects of his life that weren't focused directly on science, Richard was quirky.  He would tease those who asked for his help: pushing bargains to their logical conclusion; insisting on everyone keeping to their part of the agreement.  And he paid no attention to the logistical details of planning.  He loved percussion, playing: drums, bongos, baskets, tables, Frigideira; and became quite a success.  He eventually discovered art could be fun, and tried to express his joy at the underlying mathematical beauty of the physical world.  He had a great art teacher.  But he discovered although he could eventually draw well he did not understand art. 
  
  Many of the artists he met were fakers, and even the powerful, who were interested in integrating art and science, did not understand either subject.  He found the situation was similar in other complex adaptive systems: philosophy, religion and economics; which he dabbled in for a while but found the strategies of other people practicing the study of such subjects made him angry and disturbed, so he avoided participating in them.  It seemed ironic that he was eventually asked to help in bringing culture to the physicists!
  
  He discusses issues in teaching creative physics in Brazil.  He gets involved in the California public school text book selection process which he concluded was totally broken, but also reveals how his father provided him with a vision of how our world works, inspiring his interest in experimentation and physical theory. 
  
  Following our summary of his main points, RSS reviews how his personality, family and cultural history supported his creative development from the perspective of complex adaptive system (CAS) theory. 
   
  
  explains.  
• Caro explains that after Robert Moses became powerful, he drove out those in his staff who argued with him.  Subsequently, he took on the development of the World Fair for New York City, a problem dissimilar from his prior experiences, which resulted in a chaotic mess. 
  

• Leonardo da Vince, was not allowed, under the current law, to follow his father to become a notary, so he was encouraged to apply his artistic talents, and each time he could not find a way to finish a work contracted to a patron, escaped by appealing to another one, more powerful where he repeated the process. 
  
• Desmond & Moore paint a picture of Charles Darwin's life, expanded from his own highlights:
  

  • His naughty childhood, 
  • Wasted schooldays,
    
  • Apprenticeship with Grant,
    
  • His extramural activities at Cambridge, walks with Henslow, life with FitzRoy on the Beagle,
    
  • His growing love for science,
    
  • London: geology, journal and Lyell. 
    
  • Moving from Gower Street to Down and writing Origin and other books. 
    
  • He reviewed his position on religion: the long dispute with Emma, his slow collapse of belief - damnation for unbelievers like his father and brother, inward conviction being evolved and unreliable, regretting he had ignored his father's advice; while describing Emma's side of the argument.  He felt happy with his decision to dedicate his life to science.  He closed by asserting after Self & Cross-fertilization his strength will be exhausted.  

  Following our summary of their main points, RSS frames the details from the perspective of complex adaptive system (CAS) theory.  Darwin placed evolution within a CAS framework, and built a network of supporters whose complementary skills helped drive the innovation. 
   
  
  Charles Darwin was committed to the British Whig elite, but was also driven by his investigator personality describes the operation of the mind from the perspective of psychological models and tests based on them.  Early 'Western' models of personality resulted in a simple segmentation noting the tension between: individual desires and group needs, and developing models and performing actions.  Dualistic 'Eastern' philosophies promote the legitimacy of an essence which Riso & Hudson argue is hidden within a shell of personality types and is only reached by developing presence.  The logic of a coherent essence is in conflict with the evolved nature of emotions outlined by Pinker.  Terman's studies of personality identified types which Friedman and Martin link to healthy and unhealthy pathways.  Current psychiatric models highlight at least five key aspects:
  • Extroversion-introversion - whether the person gains mental dynamism from socializing or retiring
    
  • Neuroticism-stability - does a person worry or are they calm and self-satisfied
    
  • Agreeableness-antagonism - is a person courteous & trusting or rude and suspicious
    
  • Conscientiousness-un-directedness - is a person careful or careless
    
  • Openness-non-openness - are they daring or conforming
    
  to systematically detail the issues with their positions.  But Darwin was able to leverage Malthus, Thomas Robert Malthus was an English cleric, East India Company economist and scholar.  He described the geometrical expansion of populations supported by sufficient resources and the population's subsequent collapse as the land used to grow the resources became fully deployed.  Initially concerned by England's leaders' fears of a French style revolution and disagreeing with William Godwin's visions of utopian progress and the idea of the Noble Savage, he argued for harsh treatment of the unemployed poor, denouncing charity.  Subsequently he softened his position accepting that emigration, education, and celibacy could constrain the impact of exponential population growth.  He socialized with the Wedgwood and Darwin families.  His ideas influenced Charles Darwin. 
  and Britain's projection of power, to shape
  Good ideas are successful because they build upon prior developments that have been successfully implemented.  Johnson demonstrates that they are phenotypic expressions of memetic plans subject to the laws of complex adaptive systems (CAS). 
  
  his ideas towards natural selection, and publish them as
  Plans emerge in complex adaptive systems (CAS) to provide the instructions that agents use to perform actions.  The component architecture and structure of the plans is reviewed. 
  
  schematic structures to be leveraged by the X club. 
  
• Congress, monitoring the situation of AT&T, applied its legislative power to obtain an agreement about how the company would operate and in which markets. 
  

• Obtaining access to power and channeling it with schematic mutations, as demonstrated by: Robert Moses, Trump;
  
• Exclusion from the stable network of people promoting current ideas, as occurred for: Einstein, R.A. Fisher, R. A. is an eminent geneticist who developed a statistical method, Fisherian or frequentist statistics, based on population samples and distributions. 
  , Mendel; or
  
• Responding to disgust at the corrupting nature of power: 
• Disgust experienced by Pogio when he worked for the powerful Roman Catholic pope, and which encouraged Hus and Luther to protest, disrupting the hierarchic structure, concentrating opposing
  Flows of different kinds are essential to the operation of complex adaptive systems (CAS). 
  Example flows are outlined.  Constraints on flows support the emergence of the systems.  Examples of constraints are discussed. 
  
  flows of power, and activating and amplifying
  An epistatic meme suppressed for a thousand years reemerges during the enlightenment. 
  It was a poem encapsulating the ideas of Epicurus rediscovered by a humanist book hunter. 
  Greenblatt describes the process of suppression and reemergence.  He argues that the rediscovery was the foundation of the modern world. 
  Complex adaptive system (CAS) models of the memetic mechanisms are discussed. 
  
  
  long dormant ideas.  
• Fighter pilot and F-16 is a US Air Force fighter, developed to reflect the single engine light weight fighter concept.  The Air Force resisted Boyd's conception, and enhanced it, to protect the F-15's niche, to be a multi-mission hybrid, including a nuclear bomber. 
  innovator is the economic realization of invention and combinatorial exaptation.  Keynes noted it provided the unquantifiable beneficial possibility that limits fear of uncertainty.  Innovation operates across all CAS, being supported by genetic and cultural means.  Creativity provides the mutation and recombination genetic operators for the cultural process.  While highly innovative, monopolies: AT&T, IBM; usually have limited economic reach, constraining productivity.  This explains the use of regulation, or even its threat, that can check their power and drive the creations across the economy. 
  ,
  Robert Coram highlights the noble life of John Boyd.  John spent a lot of time alone during his childhood.  He: excelled at swimming and was a lifeguard, enlisted in the Army Air Corp while at school which rejected him for pilot training, was part of the Japan occupation force where he swam; so the US paid for him to attend University of Iowa, where he: joined the Air Force Officers' training corps, was accepted to be an Air Force pilot, and got engaged to Mary Bruce. 
  
  Boyd trained at Nellis AFB to become a combat ready pilot in the Korean War. 
  
  While the US Air Force focused on Strategic bombing, Boyd loved dogfights.  His exceptional tactical ability was rewarded with becoming an instructor.  Boyd created new ways to think about dogfighting and beat all-comers by using them in the F-100.  He was noticed and enabled by Spradling.  As he trained, and defeated the top pilots from around the US and allied base network, his reputation spread.  But he needed to get nearer to the hot spring in Georgia, and when his move to Tyndall AFB was blocked he used the AFIT to train in engineering at Georgia tech.  While preparing to move he documented his FWS training and mentored Ronald Catton.  While there he first realized the link between energy and maneuverability.  At Eglin, in partnership with Tom Christie, he developed tools to model the link.  They developed comparisons of US and Soviet aircraft which showed the US aircraft performing poorly.  Eventually General Sweeney was briefed on the theory and issues with the F-105, F-4, and F-111. 
  
  Sent to the Pentagon to help save the F-X budget, Boyd joined forces with Pierre Sprey to pressure procurement into designing and building tactically exceptional aircraft: a CAS tank killer and a lightweight maneuverable fighter.  The navy aligned with Senators of states with navy bases, prepared to sink the F-X and force the F-14 on the Air Force.  Boyd saved the plane from the Navy and the budget from Congress, ensuring the Air Force executive and its career focused hierarchy had the freedom to compromise on a budget expanding over-stuffed F-X (F-15).  Boyd requested to retire, in disgust.  Amid mounting hostility from the organizational hierarchy Boyd and Sprey secretly developed specifications for building prototype lightweight fighters with General Dynamics: YF-16; and Northrop: YF-17; and enabled by Everest Riccioni.  
  
  David Packard announced a budget of $200 million for the services to spend on prototypes.  Pierre Sprey's friend Lyle Cameron picked a short takeoff and landing transport aircraft and Boyd's lightweight fighter to prototype. 
  
  Boyd was transferred to Thailand as Vice Commander of Task Force Alpha, inspector general and equal opportunity training officer; roles in which he excelled.  And he started working on his analysis of creativity: Destruction and Creation.  But on completion of the tour Boyd was apparently abandoned and sent to run a dead end office at the Pentagon. 
  
  The power hierarchy moved to protect the F-15, but: Boyd, Christie, Schlesinger, and the Air Force chief of staff; kept the lightweight fighter budgeted and aligned with Boyd's requirements in a covert campaign.  The Air Force threw a phalanx of developers at the F-16, distorting Boyd's concept.  He accepted he had lost the fight and retired from the Air Force. 
  
  Shifting to scholarship Boyd reflects on how rigidity must be destroyed to enable creative new assemblies.  He uses the idea to explain the operational success of the YF16 and F-86 fighters, and then highlights how the pilot can take advantage of their infrastructure advantage with rapid decision making he explains with the O-O-D-A Loop. 
  
  Boyd encouraged Chuck Spinney to expose the systemic cost overruns of the military procurement process.  The military hierarchy moved to undermine the Spinney Report and understand the nature of the reformers.  Boyd acted as a progressive mentor to Michael Wyly, who taught the Marine Corps about maneuver warfare, and Jim Burton. 
  
  Finally, after the military hierarchy appears to have beaten him, Boyd's ideas are tested during the First Gulf War. 
  
  Following our summary of his main points, RSS frames the details from the perspective of complex adaptive system (CAS) theory.  Boyd was Darwinesque, placing the art of air-to-air combat within a CAS framework. 
   
  
  John Boyd reacted with disgust is a universal human emotion.  Pinker notes it has its own facial expression and is codified in food taboos.  The mind must be associated with the proximate environment and parents minimize the risk for their omnivorous children by teaching them what foods to eat and what to avoid.  The children's minds are initially receptive to trying all foods but their brains subsequently lock in on the foods they have experienced.  These parental choices are affected by schematic influence on what has been beneficial.  Adolescent's brain developments undermine these constraints enabling intergroup transfers.  Disgust is modulated by the insula cortex which projects signals to the amygdala.  Adult humans merge moral and physical disgust enabling metaphorical out grouping. 
  to US is the United States of America.   Air Force careerists and SAC is US Strategic Air Command - bombing and ground support. 
  strategists, who pushed against his focus on dogfight tactics are goals and actions which respond to the actions of the enemy in a combat, rather than focusing on ones own strategic direction. 
  and maneuverable is the capability of performing fast-transient shifts in velocity and direction.  Robert Coram explains how, for an air warfare dogfight, John Boyd associated better maneuverability with two opportunities:
  1. It can force an attacking aircraft out of a favorable firing position
  2. It can enable a pursuing pilot to gain a favorable firing position; aircraft that could perform fast-transients, Boyd concluded, became an advantage if the pilot could operate at a faster 'tempo' than his or her enemy.  A pilot can prepare to do this by internalizing and applying the O-O-D-A Loop, during his or her development. 
     
  fighters.
  
• Suppression of constraints within the brain. 

1. Agents use sensors to detect events in their environment.  This page reviews how these events become signals associated with beneficial responses in a complex adaptive system (CAS).  CAS signals emerge from the Darwinian information model.  Signals can indicate decision summaries and level of uncertainty. 
   
   Sensors detect some activity and raise a signal, is an emergent capability which is used by cooperating agents to support coordination & rival agents to support control and dominance.  In eukaryotic cells signalling is used extensively.  A signal interacts with the exposed region of a receptor molecule inducing it to change shape to an activated form.  Chains of enzymes interact with the activated receptor relaying, amplifying and responding to the signal to change the state of the cell.  Many of the signalling pathways pass through the nuclear membrane and interact with the DNA to change its state.  Enzymes sensitive to the changes induced in the DNA then start to operate generating actions including sending further signals.  Cell signalling is reviewed by Helmreich.  Signalling is a fundamental aspect of CAS theory and is discussed from the abstract CAS perspective in signals and sensors.  In AWF the eukaryotic signalling architecture has been abstracted in a codelet based implementation.  To be credible signals must be hard to fake.  To be effective they must be easily detected by the target recipient.  To be efficient they are low cost to produce and destroy. 
   . 
   
2. When enough signals are present over an extended time period the signals are given more salience, Douglas Hofstadter controlled the amount of attention a Workspace object in Copycat would receive from codelets via its salience.  The more descriptions, analogous to geons, an object has and the more highly activated the nodes involved therein, the more important the object is.  Modulating this tendency is any relative lack of connections from the object to the rest of the objects in the Workspace.  Salience is a dynamic number that takes into account both these factors.  In Smiley the instantaneous salience of a Workspace's objects is calculated by itsalience.  In the brain salience is modeled by the salience networks. 
   .  
3. The integration of signals benefits from infrastructure that supports both the distribution of the signals, and the association of valued truths through active recording in close proximity - for example in a 'common place, a format of note book where multiple areas of interest were recorded, described, cross referenced, and iteratively developed over a period of time.  John Locke's common place method's cross reference included an index 'hash chain' linking themes, such as 'money' to the pages where the themes were discussed.  Steven Johnson explains how the idea of a common place book inspired Tim Berners-Lee's design for the world-wide-web.  Walter Isaacson notes Leonardo da Vinci's use of a 'zibaldone' or common place book.  Charles Darwin also used the format in his note books. 
   ' format book.  

• Nexus of three networks: science, military industrial, telephone is a device for capture of spoken voice signals, for their encoding and transmission over a signalling medium, initially the telegraph, but subsequently: microwave, optical links and networks and wireless networks; and the receipt and playing of the signals in the receiver.  A variety of inventors saw the opportunity to add voice communications to the telegraph including: Alexander Graham Bell, Elisha Gray, Antonio Meucci; inducing significant litigation regarding the patent rights. 
  . 
  
• Telephone network was a rich problem and application space.  Fixed cost strategy ensured managers encouraged continual
  This page discusses the benefits of proactively strengthening strong points. 
  
  prophylactic technology improvement by applying scientific enquiry
  
• Flows of different kinds are essential to the operation of complex adaptive systems (CAS). 
  Example flows are outlined.  Constraints on flows support the emergence of the systems.  Examples of constraints are discussed. 
  
  Flow of young researchers coordinated by interested scientists such as Millikan.  
• War time service to the US government introduced new technologies and problems to the Bell labs researchers
• Computers and information theory encouraged Bell Labs to leverage these capabilities. 
  
• Government constraints encouraged release of the resulting technologies freely to academia and patents to other companies.  
• Lab note books were formally managed in a
  Plans emerge in complex adaptive systems (CAS) to provide the instructions that agents use to perform actions.  The component architecture and structure of the plans is reviewed. 
  
  schematic structure.  Researchers were encouraged to review problems with the guys who wrote the books on key subjects: Shockley, Tukey, Shannon;
• Laboratory physical structure designed to encourage flows of researchers between the main platonic nodes and their own lab offices encouraging
  Plans change in complex adaptive systems (CAS) due to the action of genetic operations such as mutation, splitting and recombination.  The nature of the operations is described. 
  
  recombination of
  Plans emerge in complex adaptive systems (CAS) to provide the instructions that agents use to perform actions.  The component architecture and structure of the plans is reviewed. 
  
  memetic details.  Theorists and experimenters were encouraged to work together, bounding creative ideas and real world
  Terrence Deacon explores how constraints on dynamic flows can induce emergent phenomena which can do real work.  He shows how these phenomena are sustained.  The mechanism enables the development of Darwinian competition. 
  
  constraints. 
  
• Epistatic leverage of different ideas, integrated during a slow hunch, expanding the impact of new creations. 
  

• Behavioral propensity for
  To benefit from shifts in the environment agents must be flexible.  Being sensitive to environmental signals agents who adjust strategic priorities can constrain their competitors. 
  
  flexibility. 
  
• Childhood and adolescent in humans supports the transition from a juvenile configuration, dependent on parents and structured to learn & logistically transform, to adult optimized to the proximate environment.  And it is staged, encouraging male adolescents to escape the hierarchy they grew up in and enter other groups where they may bring in: fresh ideas, risk taking; and alter the existing hierarchy: Steve Jobs & Steve Wozniak, Bill Gates & Paul Allen; while females become highly focused on friendships and communications.  It marks the beginning of Piaget's formal operational stage of cognitive development.  The limbic, autonomic and hormone networks are already deployed and functioning effectively.  The frontal cortex has to be pruned: winning neurons move to their final highly connected positions, and are myelinated over time.  The rest dissolve.  So the frontal lobe does not obtain its adult configuration and networked integration until the mid-twenties when prefrontal cortex control becomes optimal.  The evolutionarily oldest areas of the frontal cortex mature first.  The PFC must be iteratively customized by experience to do the right thing as an adult.  Adolescents:
  • Don't detect irony effectively.  They depend on the DMPFC to do this, unlike adults who leverage the fusiform face area.  
  • Regulate emotions with the ventral striatum while the prefrontal cortex is still being setup.  Dopamine projection density and signalling increase from the ventral tegmentum catalyzing increased interest in dopamine based rewards.  Novelty seeking allows for creative exploration which was necessary to move beyond the familial pack.  Criticisms do not get incorporated into learning models by adolescents leaving their risk assessments very poor.  The target of the dopamine networks, the adolescent accumbens, responds to rewards like a gyrating top - hugely to large rewards, and negatively to small rewards.  Eventually as the frontal regions increase in contribution there are steady improvements in: working memory, flexible rule use, executive organization and task shifting.  And adolescents start to see other people's perspective. 
    
  • Drive the cellular transformations with post-pubescent high levels of testosterone in males, and high but fluctuating estrogen & progesterone levels in females.  Blood flow to the frontal cortex is also diverted on occasion to the groin.  
  • Peer pressure is exceptionally influential in adolescents.  Admired peer comments reduce vmPFC activity and enhance ventral striatal activity.  Adults modulate the mental impact of socially mean treatment: the initial activation of the PAG, anterior cingulate, amygdala, insula cortex; which generate feelings of pain, anger, and disgust, with the VLPFC but that does not occur in adolescents.  
  • Feel empathy intensely, supported by their rampant emotions, interest in novelty, ego.  But feeling the pain of others can induce self-oriented avoidance of the situations. 
    
  development that introduce, through being
  Plans change in complex adaptive systems (CAS) due to the action of genetic operations such as mutation, splitting and recombination.  The nature of the operations is described. 
  
  schematic operators, diverse ideas, different
  The influence of childhood on behavior is significant.  Enneagrams define personality types: Reformer, Helper, Achiever, Individualist, Investigator, Loyalist, Enthusiast, Challenger and Peacemaker; based on the impact of childhood driven wounds. 
  
  The Enneagram becomes a tool to enable interested people to transform from the emotionally wounded base, hidden within the armor of the type, to the liberated underlying essence. 
  
  Childhood leaves each of us with some environmentally specific Basic Fear.  In response each of us adopts an induced Basic Desire of the type.  But as we develop the inner observer, it will support presence and undermine the identification that supports the armor of the type. 
  
  The Enneagram reveals three sets of relations about our type armor:
  

  1. Triadic self revealing: Instinctive, feeling, thinking; childhood needs that became significant wounds
     
  2. Social style groupings: Assertive, compliant, withdrawn; strategies for managing inner conflict
     
  3. Coping styles: Positive outlook, competency, reactive; strategies for defending childhood wounds
     

  Riso and Hudson augment the Enneagram with instinctual distortions reflected in the interests of the variants. 
  
  The Enneagram also offers tools for understanding a person's level of development: unhealthy, average, healthy, liberation; including their current center of gravity, steriotypical social role, wake-up call, leaden rule, red flag, and direction of integration and disintegration. 
  
  Complex adaptive system (CAS) theory associates the models presented by the Enneagram with evolved behaviors and structures in the mind: feelings, emotions, social behaviors, ideas; driven by genetic and cultural evolution and the constraints of family and social life.  Emergent evolved amplifers can be constrained by Riso and Hudson's awareness strategies. 
  
  
  behavioral approaches and curiosity about events that can be leveraged into a: set of tools, network of creative associations, systematically coherent model; to expand the adjacent possible
  
• A rich problem and application network: parents,
  Salman Khan argues that the evolved global education system is inefficient and organized around constraining and corralling students into accepting dubious ratings that lead to mundane roles.  He highlights a radical and already proven alternative which offers effective self-paced deep learning processes supported by technology and freed up attention of teams of teachers.  Building on his personal experience of helping overcome the unjustified failing grade of a relative, Khan:
  

  • Iteratively learns how to teach: Starting with Nadia, Leveraging short videos focused on content, Converging on mastery, With the help of neuroscience, and filling in dependent gaps; resulting in a different approach to the mainstream method. 
    
  • Assesses the broken US education system: Set in its ways, Designed for the 1800s, Inducing holes that are hidden by tests, Tests which ignore creativity.  The resulting teaching process is so inefficient it needs to be supplemented with homework.  Instead teachers were encouraging their pupils to use his tools at home so they could mentor them while they attended school, an inversion that significantly improves the economics. 
    
  • Enters the real world: Builds a scalable service, Working with a real classroom, Trying stealth learning, At Khan Academy full time,  In the curriculum at Los Altos, Supporting life-long learning. 
    
  • Develops The One World Schoolhouse: Back to the future with a one room school, a robust teaching team, and creativity enabled; so with some catalysis even the poorest can become educated and earn credentials for current jobs. 
    
  • Wishes he could also correct: Summer holidays, Transcript based assessments, College education;
  • Concludes it is now possible to provide the infrastructure for creativity to emerge and to support risk taking. 
    

  
  Following our summary of his arguments RSS frames them from the perspective of complex adaptive system (CAS) theory.  Disruption is a powerful force for change but if its force is used to support the current teachers to adopt new processes can it overcome the extended phenotypic alignment and evolutionary amplifiers sustaining the current educational network? 
  
  
  teachers, academics, managers;
  
• Environmental forces that encourage
  This page discusses the mechanisms and effects of emergence underpinning any complex adaptive system (CAS).  Physical forces and constraints follow the rules of complexity.  They generate phenomena and support the indirect emergence of epiphenomena.  Flows of epiphenomena interact in events which support the emergence of equilibrium and autonomous entities.  Autonomous entities enable evolution to operate broadening the adjacent possible.  Key research is reviewed. 
  
  emergence of a
  This page discusses the benefits of geographic clusters of agents and resources at the center of a complex adaptive system (CAS). 
  
  geographic cluster interested in one or more important problems, and discussing and valuing
  Good ideas are successful because they build upon prior developments that have been successfully implemented.  Johnson demonstrates that they are phenotypic expressions of memetic plans subject to the laws of complex adaptive systems (CAS). 
  
  good ideas. 
  
• A vision that drives activity forward, for the lucky a situation without long term stress is a multi-faceted condition reflecting high cortisol levels.  Dr. Robert Sapolsky's studies of baboons indicate that stress helps build readiness for fight or flight.  As these actions occur the levels of cortisol return to the baseline rate.  A stressor is anything that disrupts the regular homeostatic balance.  The stress response is the array of neural and endocrine changes that occur to respond effectively to the crisis and reestablish homeostasis. 
  
  • The short term response to the stressor
    
  • activates the amygdala which: Stimulates the brain stem resulting in inhibition of the parasympathetic nervous system and activation of the sympathetic nervous system with the hormones epinephrine and norepinephrine deployed around the body, Activates the PVN which generates a cascade resulting in glucocorticoid secretion to: get energy to the muscles with increased blood pressure for a powerful response.  The brain's acuity and cognition are stimulated.  The immune system is stimulated with beta-endorphin and repair activities curtail.  In order for the body to destroy bacteria in wounds, pro-inflammatory cytokines increase blood flow to the area.  The induced inflammation signals the brain to activate the insula and through it the ACC.  But when the stressor is
    
  • long term: loneliness, debt; and no action is necessary, or possible, long term damage ensues.  Damage from such stress may only occur in specific situations: Nuclear families coping with parents moving in.  Sustained stress provides an evolved amplifier of a position of dominance and status.  It is a strategy in female aggression used to limit reproductive competition.  Sustained stress:
    
  • Stops the frontal cortex from ensuring we do the harder thing, instead substituting amplification of the individual's propensity for risk-taking and impairing risk assessment! 
    
  • Activates the integration between the thalamus and amygdala. 
    
  • Acts differently on the amygdala in comparison to the frontal cortex and hippocampus: Stress strengthens the integration between the Amygdala and the hippocampus, making the hippocampus fearful. 
    
  • BLA & BNST respond with increased BDNF levels and expanded dendrites persistently increasing anxiety and fear conditioning. 
    
  • Makes it easier to learn a fear association and to consolidate it into long-term memory.  Sustained stress makes it harder to unlearn fear by making the prefrontal cortex inhibit the BLA from learning to break the fear association and weakening the prefrontal cortex's hold over the amygdala.  And glucocorticoids decrease activation of the medial prefrontal cortex during processing of emotional faces.  Accuracy of assessing emotions from faces suffers.  A terrified rat generating lots of glucocorticoids will cause dendrites in the hippocampus to atrophy but when it generates the same amount from excitement of running on a wheel the dendrites expand.  The activation of the amygdala seems to determine how the hippocampus responds. 
    
  • Depletes the nucleus accumbens of dopamine biasing rats toward social subordination and biasing humans toward depression. 
    
  • Disrupts working memory by amplifying norepinephrine signalling in the prefrontal cortex and amygdala to prefrontal cortex signalling until they become destructive.  It also desynchronizes activation in different frontal lobe regions impacting shifting of attention.  
  • Increases the risk of autoimmune disease (Jan 2017) 
  • During depression, stress inhibits dopamine signalling.  
  • Strategies for stress reduction include: Mindfulness. 
    
  , but that's not necessary or usual, and with challenging problems to focus on 
• Thought experiments to stimulate building of new associations 
• Plans change in complex adaptive systems (CAS) due to the action of genetic operations such as mutation, splitting and recombination.  The nature of the operations is described. 
  
  Recombination enabled by a slow hunch and extended by, meat sharing originated, trade networks
  
• An emotion are low level fast unconscious agents distributed across the brain and body which associate, via the amygdala and rich club hubs, important environmental signals with encoded high speed sensors, and distributed programs of action to model: predict, prioritize guidance signals, select and respond effectively, coherently and rapidly to the initial signal.  The majority of emotion centered brain regions interface to the midbrain through the hypothalamus.  The cerebellum and basal ganglia support the integration of emotion and motor functions, rewarding rhythmic movement.  The most accessible signs of emotions are the hard to control and universal facial expressions.  Emotions provide prioritization for conscious access given that an animal has only one body, but possibly many cells, with which to achieve its highest level goals.  Because of this, base emotions clash with group goals and are disparaged by the powerful.  Pinker notes a set of group selected emotions which he classes as: other-condemning, other-praising, other-suffering and self-conscious emotions.  Evolutionary psychology argues evolution shaped human emotions during the long period of hunter-gatherer existence in the African savanna.  Human emotions are universal and include: Anger, Appreciation of natural beauty, Contempt, Disgust, Embarrassment, Fear, Gratitude, Grief, Guilt, Happiness, Honor, Jealousy, Liking, Love, Moral awe, Rage, Romantic love, Lust for revenge, Passion, Sadness, Self-control, Shame, Sympathy, Surprise; and the sham emotions and distrust induced by reciprocal altruism. 
  
  This page discusses the benefits of bringing agents and resources to the dynamically best connected region of a complex adaptive system (CAS). 
  
  centered process coupling the recipient's perception are internal appearences of the external world and the body according to Haikonen.  RSS views them as evolved models that are:
  
  • Associated schematically with the signals generated in response to epi-phenomena detected by sensory receptors and
    
  • Acted on by emergent agents.  
  to the ideas signalled, is an emergent capability which is used by cooperating agents to support coordination & rival agents to support control and dominance.  In eukaryotic cells signalling is used extensively.  A signal interacts with the exposed region of a receptor molecule inducing it to change shape to an activated form.  Chains of enzymes interact with the activated receptor relaying, amplifying and responding to the signal to change the state of the cell.  Many of the signalling pathways pass through the nuclear membrane and interact with the DNA to change its state.  Enzymes sensitive to the changes induced in the DNA then start to operate generating actions including sending further signals.  Cell signalling is reviewed by Helmreich.  Signalling is a fundamental aspect of CAS theory and is discussed from the abstract CAS perspective in signals and sensors.  In AWF the eukaryotic signalling architecture has been abstracted in a codelet based implementation.  To be credible signals must be hard to fake.  To be effective they must be easily detected by the target recipient.  To be efficient they are low cost to produce and destroy. 
  by the creator, enabling
  This page reviews the strategy of setting up an arms race.  At its core this strategy depends on being able to alter, or take advantage of an alteration in, the genome or equivalent.  The situation is illustrated with examples from biology, high tech and politics. 
  
  evolved amplification from
  This page describes the consequences of the asymmetries caused by genotypic traits creating a phenotypic signal in males and selection activity in the female - sexual selection.   
  The impact of this asymmetry is to create a powerful alternative to natural selection with sexual selection's leverage of positive returns.  The mechanisms are described. 
  
  sexual selection.  It helps when the target's interest in the creation has been peeked by the creator's 'star' reputation. 
  
• Carlo Rovelli resolves the paradox of time. 
  Rovelli initially explains that low level physics does not include time:
  

  • A present that is common throughout the universe does not exist
    
  • Events are only partially ordered.  The present is localized
  • The difference between past and future is not foundational.  It occurs because of state that through our blurring appears particular to us
  • Time passes at different speeds dependent on where we are and how fast we travel
    
  • Time's rhythms are due to the gravitational field
    
  • Our quantized physics shows neither space nor time, just processes transforming physical variables. 
    
  • Fundamentally there is no time.  The basic equations evolve together with events, not things 

  Then he explains how in a physical world without time its perception can emerge:
  

  • Our familiar time emerges
    
  • Our interaction with the world is partial, blurred, quantum indeterminate
    
  • The ignorance determines the existence of thermal time and entropy that quantifies our uncertainty
    
  • Directionality of time is real but perspectival.  The entropy of the world in relation to us increases with our thermal time.  The growth of entropy distinguishes past from future: resulting in traces and memories
    
  • Each human is a unified being because: we reflect the world, we formed an image of a unified entity by interacting with our kind, and because of the perspective of memory
    
  • The variable time: is one of the variables of the gravitational field.  With our scale we don't register quantum fluctuations, making space-time appear determined.  At our speed we don't perceive differences in time of different clocks, so we experience a single time: universal, uniform, ordered; which is helpful to our decisions

  
  
  Time made available to iterate around an exploratory
  Walter Shewhart's iterative development process is found in many complex adaptive systems (CAS).  The mechanism is reviewed and its value in coping with random events is explained. 
  
  Shewhart cycle, to help develop instances of the creative idea.  Clear documentation of the schema allows for its replication.  Argyll & Mivert's competitive threats to
  Desmond & Moore paint a picture of Charles Darwin's life, expanded from his own highlights:
  

  • His naughty childhood, 
  • Wasted schooldays,
    
  • Apprenticeship with Grant,
    
  • His extramural activities at Cambridge, walks with Henslow, life with FitzRoy on the Beagle,
    
  • His growing love for science,
    
  • London: geology, journal and Lyell. 
    
  • Moving from Gower Street to Down and writing Origin and other books. 
    
  • He reviewed his position on religion: the long dispute with Emma, his slow collapse of belief - damnation for unbelievers like his father and brother, inward conviction being evolved and unreliable, regretting he had ignored his father's advice; while describing Emma's side of the argument.  He felt happy with his decision to dedicate his life to science.  He closed by asserting after Self & Cross-fertilization his strength will be exhausted.  

  Following our summary of their main points, RSS frames the details from the perspective of complex adaptive system (CAS) theory.  Darwin placed evolution within a CAS framework, and built a network of supporters whose complementary skills helped drive the innovation. 
   
  
  Darwin's origin encouraged a review of the threats and a response that strengthened Charles's published arguments. 
  
• A fulfilling creation, an expression of a good idea, built on a platform is agent generated infrastructure that supports emergence of an entity through: leverage of an abundant energy source, reusable resources; attracting a phenotypically aligned network of agents. 
  of prior successful developments, constructed from simple components including real or virtual
  Plans are interpreted and implemented by agents.  This page discusses the properties of agents in a complex adaptive system (CAS). 
  It then presents examples of agents in different CAS.  The examples include a computer program where modeling and actions are performed by software agents.  These software agents are aggregates. 
  The participation of agents in flows is introduced and some implications of this are outlined. 
  
  agents. 
  
• A signature that highlights, and reinforces, the creative idea to the signalled recipient 
• Constraints, needed to sustain any
  This page introduces the complex adaptive system (CAS) theory frame.  The theory provides an organizing framework that is used by 'life.'  It can be used to evaluate and rank models that claim to describe our perceived reality.  It catalogs the laws and strategies which underpin the operation of systems that are based on the interaction of emergent agents.  It highlights the constraints that shape CAS and so predicts their form.  A proposal that does not conform is wrong. 
  
  John Holland's framework for representing complexity is outlined.  Links to other key aspects of CAS theory discussed at the site are presented. 
  
  CAS, provide a limit on falling into chaos provides an explanation for the apparently random period between water droplets falling from a tap.  Typically the model of the system is poor and so the data captured about the system looks unpredictable - chaotic.  With a better model the system's operation can be explained with standard physical principles.  Hence chaos as defined here is different from complexity.  , but introduce the risk, is an assessment of the likelihood of an independent problem occurring.  It can be assigned an accurate probability since it is independent of other variables in the system.  As such it is different from uncertainty. 
  of becoming stuck in the current, sub-optimal niche. 
  
• A delivery process that ensures the creation breaks through the
  This page introduces the complex adaptive system (CAS) theory frame.  The theory provides an organizing framework that is used by 'life.'  It can be used to evaluate and rank models that claim to describe our perceived reality.  It catalogs the laws and strategies which underpin the operation of systems that are based on the interaction of emergent agents.  It highlights the constraints that shape CAS and so predicts their form.  A proposal that does not conform is wrong. 
  
  John Holland's framework for representing complexity is outlined.  Links to other key aspects of CAS theory discussed at the site are presented. 
  
  CAS
  Flows of different kinds are essential to the operation of complex adaptive systems (CAS). 
  Example flows are outlined.  Constraints on flows support the emergence of the systems.  Examples of constraints are discussed. 
  
  constraints and reaches its appreciative audience, transforms creativity into innovation is the economic realization of invention and combinatorial exaptation.  Keynes noted it provided the unquantifiable beneficial possibility that limits fear of uncertainty.  Innovation operates across all CAS, being supported by genetic and cultural means.  Creativity provides the mutation and recombination genetic operators for the cultural process.  While highly innovative, monopolies: AT&T, IBM; usually have limited economic reach, constraining productivity.  This explains the use of regulation, or even its threat, that can check their power and drive the creations across the economy. 
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Business models

1. Shop - agents are interacting with diverse signals, and must leverage significant experience to identify the correct scenario from which to prioritize effective actions.  The unique nature of the
   Flows of different kinds are essential to the operation of complex adaptive systems (CAS). 
   Example flows are outlined.  Constraints on flows support the emergence of the systems.  Examples of constraints are discussed. 
   
   flows within each transaction limits the applicability of Shewhart cycles.  Agents usually charge a fee for service is fee-for-service payment.  For health care providers the high profits were made in hospitalizations, imaging and surgery.  Due to its inducing excessive treatment activity it may be replaced by FFV bundled payment.  .  Consulting businesses are typical examples. 
   
2. Chain - the flows within a transaction have a more repetitive nature.  They can benefit significantly from Shewhart cycles and often from the use of
   Representing state in emergent entities is essential but difficult.  Various structures are used to enhance the rate and scope of state transitions.  Examples are discussed. 
   
   structurally enhanced state.  Agents usually charge for the product or service.  Car manufacturing businesses are typical examples. 
   
3. Network - the transactions provide
   This page reviews the catalytic impact of infrastructure on the expression of phenotypic effects by an agent.  The infrastructure reduces the cost the agent must pay to perform the selected action.  The catalysis is enhanced by positive returns. 
   
   infrastructure amplification and
   Flows of different kinds are essential to the operation of complex adaptive systems (CAS). 
   Example flows are outlined.  Constraints on flows support the emergence of the systems.  Examples of constraints are discussed. 
   
   control of the flows across the
   This page discusses the effect of the network on the agents participating in a complex adaptive system (CAS).  Small world and scale free networks are considered. 
   
   network.  Business models will include positive returns, W. Brian Arthur's conception of how high tech products have positive economic feedback as they deploy.  Classical products such as foods have negative returns to scale since they take increasing amounts of land, and distribution infrastructure to support getting them to market.  High tech products typically become easier to produce or gain from platform and network effects of being connected together overcoming the negative effects of scale. 
   and enforce
   This page reviews the inhibiting effect of the value delivery system on the expression of new phenotypic effects within an agent. 
   
   extended alignment.  Agents usually charge a transaction fee and/or a membership fee.  Banks are typical examples. 
   

Schematic goals

• 4.9 market yourself
• 4.9.5 p3 CAS educational presentations
• 4.9.5.0 PDCA
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11 Need tool to check the links in a generated dir are valid - ithrefcheck 
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.2.0 p4 Should not lock out further link tests to page 
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.10 p5 Inclusion of undesired source by start tag, start tag stop tag stop tag should be detected 
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.11 p5 Record the directory selected for hrefcheck 
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.12 p5 Record the initiation file selected for hrefcheck
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.13 p5 When generator completes without errors - as detected in ip2write_t, and the target for hrefcheck is setup, ip2write_t should initiate the hrefcheck
  
• 4.9.5.3 Awfpbs presentation extensions
  
• 4.9.5.3.0.1 p5 Replace left and right sub-banners with left and right arrows with appropriate links to next page and previous page
• 4.11 p3 Structural analysis of Job market
  
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1 p3 VBOT
  
• 4.12.5.5 p2 Provide a generator for a page of checklists and javascript to present them 
• 4.12.5.5.4 p2 Use filter file to customize the generator retrievefilters
  

• 8.0 PDCA strategic understanding
• 8.0.0 Create effective models
• 8.0.0.3 p4 Integrate schemata with environment effect on sensors & actions selected/combined
• 8.1 p1 maximize options
• 8.2 Centralize agents to quickly attack weak spots
  
• 8.2.1 p3 Target Artisan hubs
• 8.2.2 P3 Push 'Fastlink' as disruptive gamble for Microsoft 
• 8.2.3 p5 Build Biotech experience through Genentech focus
• 8.2.4 P3 Target middleware, security and messaging
• 8.3 p5 Use Surprise element
  
• 8.4 p3 Principle of security
• 8.5 p1 Art of secrecy
  
• 8.6 p3 Economy of force
  
• 8.7 p1 Handling structural obstacles
• 8.8 p1 Commitments match pre-conditions
  
• 8.9 p3 Disruption 
• 8.10 p1 Network effects 
• 8.11 Perception and representation 
• 8.11.1.1.1.4 p1 Adaptive web framework codelet test system (Smiley) too tied to perl to port -(po)-> perl enhances use of c
  
• 8.11.1.1.1.6.0 p1 PDCA of mutation for Adaptive web framework codelet test system (Smiley) will probe weak points and fix them or terminate Smiley 
• 8.12 Program approach
  
• 8.12.1.10.6.3.4.3.1.3.3.0.1 p4 Use 'migrate' action from administer environment page
  
• 8.12.2.0.2.2.1 Exclude importing of indirect lbl statements that include the exclusion keyword
• 8.12.2.0.2.2.2 p3 OR Import exclusion keyword data during lbl list generation and exclude during batch expansion

Problem 4 Define and develop the tools to market yourself and expand your options (W5, W6, )

4.9 Market yourself  (O13,T6,)

• 4.9.1 papers published in HBR
• 4.9.1.1 Understand the publishing process
• Talk with Yadu who has links to Porter and HBR [not done] RHL
  
• Use weak point to penetrate - Offer Yadu joint authorship? 
  
• 4.9.1.2 Get self known from papers on web site
  
• 4.9.1.2.1 Setup a web site
• 4.9.1.2.1.1 Investigate Comcast facility (1, ) Its too limited for what I want to do.  
• 4.9.1.2.1.2 Identify alternative web hosts
• Talk with Alex [done]
  
• Talk with Diane [done]
  
• Diane's Dummies book on web sites suggests checking with the free web site review services ( reviews.cnet.com, webhostinginspector.com and webhostingratings.com) and checking on some key aspects of the offer:
• Price (per month and discounts for year)
• Downtime (some have backup servers, when is scheduled maintenance done etc.)
• What services are offered?
• URIs of own choosing, Multi-media streaming, shopping carts, usage meters
• The book points out that Yahoo geo-cities is the largest free host with 15Mb if you have yahoo banner at top and geocity link at bottom of every page.  (Yahoo small business webhosting)
  
• A friend of Diane's suggests using www.godaddy.com
  
• Talk with Kevin [done] 
• Mehershad recommends webfaction.com
  
• validate with Vaidy [done] RHL
  
• Contact webfaction about their web servers [mail done] RHL 
• They use nginx for responding to requests and serving up static pages.  All complex pages are passed to Apache [pdCa done] RHL
• Can nginx be configured to respond with a default page for the domain [pdCa done] RHL 
• just configure as a set of static pages with their configuration tool.  
• 4.9.1.2.1.3 Understand the features & Tools that network infrastructure such as .net, html etc. offers
• W3C (1, ), Perl (1, ), .net (1, ), java (1, ), Unix/Linux kernel (1, ) , Development environments eclipse (1, ),
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.4 Web site needs to be adaptive (1, )
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.4.1 Build a plan for the web site RHLhomeplan. 
  
• Include
  This page discusses the strategy of modularity in a complex adaptive system (CAS).  The benefits, mechanism and its emergence are discussed. 
  
  modularity theory [done] RHL
• Include theory of
  This page reviews the inhibiting effect of the value delivery system on the expression of new phenotypic effects within an agent. 
  
  alignment of extended phenotype [done] RHL
• Include theory of
  This page reviews the implications of reproduction initially generating a single initialized child cell.  For multi-cellular organisms this 'cell' must contain all the germ-line schematic structures including for organelles and multi-generational epi-genetic state.  Any microbiome is subsequently integrated during the innovative deployment of this creative event.  Organisms with skeletal infrastructure cannot complete the process of creation of an associated adult mind, until the proximate environment has been sampled during development.  The mechanism and resulting strategic options are discussed. 
  
  single cell developmental bottleneck and cancer [done] RHL
  
• Include
  This page reviews Christensen's disruption of a complex adaptive system (CAS).  The mechanism is discussed with examples from biology and business. 
  
  theory of disruption [done] RHL
• Include production function [done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.4.2 implement the web site:
1. Rhlhome([1],).html initial HTML pages complete - Nov 2004
   
2. ..\stage\awfcpihp.htm first adaptive phase complete - Oct 2005
   
1. Controls (1, design including shared if/for)
2. Signals & Actions (1, )
3. elsif controls (design, )
4. indirect stream (syntax, design)
• 4.9.1.2.1.4.2.4.1 Set heading base for included html stream [syntax, keyword mapped in Awfpbs, token ptsetheadt allocated in Smiley, design, Awfpbs list constructor enable flow code, capture code, disable flow code, Awfpbs listing prescan code, deployment code done] RHL
  
5. Indirect source (design, code)
   
1. Code analysis & html (1, )
2. Contents list of specified subroutines (1, )
6. Syntax pass
   

• 4.9.1.2.1.4.3 Compartmentalize the architecture to allow alternate, situation dependent, processing.  [done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.5 Test website with targets
• Gave CD of proposed web to Josh 29 Nov 2004.  Josh did not see the point of the Web.  That is reasonable feedback. 
  
• Present alternatives so that feedback does not imply criticism but is relative. 
  
• So what the goal 3 times [not done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.6 Spell check web pages [update done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.6.1 Opportunities [pdCA done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.6.2 Theory [pdCa done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.6.3 System [pdCa done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.6.4 Vision [pdCa done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.6.5 Perl [pdCa done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.6.6 Asymmetries [pdCa done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.6.7 Presentations [pdCa done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.7 Default page
  
• Ask webfaction how to setup a default page.  [pdCa done] RHL
  
• index.htm will be displayed as the index page if it exists
• Copy awfcpihp.htm to c:/rss/resweb/index.htm [pdcA done] RHL
• Now http://localhost:3000/resweb/ resolves to index.htm 
• Add index keyword to event processor, and test framework, which should deploy a copy of the index page to index.htm [pdcA done] RHL 
• Istrings file awfhp[14] has rhlindex added [update done] RHL
  
• Istrings file awfhp[14]rw has rhlindex added [update done] RHL
  
• Istrings file awfhp[14]rssrw has rhlindex added [update done] RHL
  
• Awfpbs processes index [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Meta page updated with new keyword rhlindex [pdcA done] RHL
• Meta library page updated [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Detect the input with main event process [pdcA done] RHL
• Probe for {rhlindex} [pdcA done] RHL
• Output the index file [pdcA done] RHL
• Clear out the setting once the file is output [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Awfcts processes index so that the Meta file loads and testing proceeds [
  This page describes the Adaptive Web framework (AWF) test system and the agent programming framework (Smiley) that supports its operation. 
  Example test system statements are included.  To begin a test a test statement is loaded into Smiley while Smiley executes on the Perl interpreter. 
  Part of Smiley's Perl code focused on setting up the infrastructure is included bellow. 
  The setup includes:
  

  • Loading the 'Meta file' specification,
    
  • Initializing the Slipnet, and Workspaces and loading them
    
  • So that the Coderack can be called. 

  The Coderack, which is the focus of a separate page of the Perl frame then schedules and runs the codelets that are invoked by the test statement structures. 
  
  pdcA done] RHL
• ptindext defined in metafile [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Keyword rhlindex defined in metafile [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Defined in initchemistry [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.8 Check displays on Internet Explorer and Safari [pdCA part done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0 pdca
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.1 Carlos warned that IE 10 does not process my links.  He had to set it to IE 9 mode for it to work.  Carlos and Stephen Lorenzen complained about the size of the fonts.  Stephen Lorenzen just works from a lap top so the screen is poor relative to my screen.  He showed me that his expansion strategy ctl key (+|-|0) did not work.  This seems likely to be due to setting everything in a series of tables.  Understand the nature of their problems [pdCa part done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.1.1 setup HTML 5 / XML + CSS based solution [pdcA part done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.1.1.1 Review working site with XML + CSS strategy [pdCa part done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.1.1.1.1 Identify areas where current HTML output does not conform to HTML 5.0 [pdCa part done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.1.1.1.1.1 Can replace a name with an id by global mapping [pdcA done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.1.1.1.2 Clarify how SeaMonkey will be supporting HTML 5 migrations [pdCa not done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.1.1.2 Need formater to view effectively [pdcA done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.1.1.3 Migrate template files for c:/RSS/resweb3
• templates should specify XML or HTML5
  
• awfmaint[13]rw3 [update not done] RHL
• awfmaint[14]rw3 [update not done] RHL
• awfstd[15]rw3 [update not done] RHL
• awfmaintnav[16]rw3 [update done] RHL 
• awfmaintnav[18]rw3 [update not done] RHL
• awfmaint[19]rw3 [update not done] RHL
• awfmaintnav[27]rw3 [update not done] RHL
• templates should reference css version [3] files (as setup in 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.1.1.5)
  
• awfmaint[13]rw3 [update not done] RHL
• awfmaint[14]rw3 [update not done] RHL
• awfstd[15]rw3 [update not done] RHL
• awfmaintnav[16]rw3 [update done] RHL 
• awfmaintnav[18]rw3 [update not done] RHL
• awfmaint[19]rw3 [update not done] RHL
• awfmaintnav[27]rw3 [update not done] RHL
• templates should reference javascript javascsk3 include
• awfmaint[13]rw3 [update not done] RHL
• awfmaint[14]rw3 [update not done] RHL
• awfstd[15]rw3 [update not done] RHL
• awfmaintnav[16]rw3 [update done] RHL 
• awfmaintnav[18]rw3 [update not done] RHL
• awfmaint[19]rw3 [update not done] RHL
• awfmaintnav[27]rw3 [update not done] RHL
• template library awfmain[3] should provide HTML5 skelleton [update part done] RHL 
• restructure so that have body with masthead, inframe navigation (scrollable), across frame navigation, content box (scrollable), footer module, footer;
  
• eheads2k should be replaced by rss_eheadnbbox [update done] RHL 
• and its pair rw foots2k3 can be replaced with enbodybox [update not needed] RHL 
• The masthead box is new rss_bmhead [update done] RHL 
• link to css for navigation rss ycss3 [update done] RHL
  
• css for file rss rsscss3 [update done] RHL
  
• css for print rss rsscss3 [update not done] RHL 
• setup column model for css [pdca done] RHL 
• reviewed IBM column model but it seems of little use with displaying my HTML as articles [pdCa done] RHL
• implement HTML 5.0/CSS 3.0 frame emulation [pdcA done] RHL
  
• setup article in which rss bcopysk will deploy [update done] RHL
  
• remove table structure included with bmainrecs2k as mainpncsk3/ mainepncsk3 [update done] RHL 
• remove table structure included with rss mainpncsk [update done] RHL
• setup aside for deployment of rss qualitysk [update hidden] RHL
  
• primary frame to frame navigation rss ypnav3 [update done] RHL
  
• within frame page navigation rss lbordersk as bfnav/ lbordersk3/ efnav [update done] RHL
  
• footer migration rw foots2k3 [update done] RHL
  
• seperate body skeleton so that can modularize
  
• rsstbodysk3 seperates tbody from body skelital tail [update done] RHL
  
• rssbodysk3 seperates body skelital tail [update done] RHL 
• present HTML5 skeleton in etl [update part done] RHL 
• bheadsk [update not needed] RHL 
• ycss3 [update done] RHL 
• rsscss3 [update done] RHL 
• javascsk3 [update done] RHL 
• eheadnbbox [update done] RHL 
• bmhead [update done] RHL 
• bheader [update done] RHL
  
• bannersk3 [update done] RHL 
• eheader [update done] RHL
  
• emhead [update done] RHL
• use the side by side head so that there is more space for the article [pdcA not done] RHL
  
• bfnav [update done] RHL
• lbordersk3 [update done] RHL
• efnav [update done] RHL
• ypnav3 [update done] RHL
• mainpncsk3 [update done] RHL
• bcopysk [update not needed] RHL
• mainepncsk3 [update done] RHL
• qualitysk3 [update done] RHL
• foots2k3 [update done] RHL
• bodysk3 [update done] RHL
• HTML5 removed presentational attributes.  remove:
  
• align on div [foot2sk3, update2 not done] RHL 
• valign on td [bannersk3, foot2sk3 (commented out), not done] RHL 
• link on body [rsscss3 not done] RHL 
• backgroundcolor on body [eheadnbbox done] RHL 
• cellspacing, cellpadding on table [lbordersk3, qualitysk3, foots2k3 not done] RHL 
• hspace, vspace on image [qualitysk3 not done] RHL 
• width on table [qualitysk3, foots23k not done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.1.1.4 Migrate istrings files for c:/RSS/resweb3
  
• Want to see the new html template skeleton so core Istrings file awfprogi[16] case etl should source from templates/ lib/ awfmain[3].html [update done] RHL 
• Istrings files deployed to istrings/ rssresw3inactive and updated to reference new template files [update done] RHL
  
• Istrings library should provide HTML5 variables [update done] RHL
  
• HTML5 removed presentational attributes.  remove from istrings lib:
• valign on td [rss_logo_types, not done] RHL 
• vspace on img [rss_logo_types, not done] RHL
  
• width on img [rss_logo_types, not needed] RHL
  

• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.1.1.5 Migrate CSS files for c:/RSS/ resweb3
• html/css/awfn3.css
  
• c:/RSS/resweb3/css/awfn3.css matches and deployed [update done] RHL 
• html/css/ rhlhome[3].css available
  
• c:/RSS/resweb3/css/ rhlhome[3].css matches and deployed [update done] RHL 
• c:/RSS/resweb3/css/ rhlhome[3]p.css matches and deployed [update not done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.1.1.5.0 pdca
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.1.1.5.0.1 left border list items are to close together [pdCa done] RHL
• c:/RSS/resweb2/css/ rhlhome[1].css -> .navbarnew {padding-top: 8px;} rather than 1px [update done] RHL
  
• Deploy updated file to web [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.1.1.6 Migrate Seamonkey generated core HTML for HTML5
  
• HTML5 removed presentational attributes.  remove from seamonkey's HTML:
• strategy1: recode the core HTML associating the tables with a CSS id and filter CSS onto #id .table .  Then use AWF to filter records with the CSS id and invalid selectors removing the selectors. 
  
• cellspacing, cellpadding on table [
  The page describes the SWOT process.  That includes:
  

  • The classification of each event into strength weakness opportunity and threat.  
    
  • The clustering process for grouping the classified events into goals.  
    
  • How the clusters can support planning and execution. 
    

  Operational SWOT matrices and clusters from the Adaptive Web Framework (AWF) are included as examples. 
  
  swot tables part done] RHL
• see if can add CSS id without impacting seamonkey operation [pdCa done] RHL 
• update CSS file html/ active.css with rules for cellspacing, cellpadding [update done] RHL 
• update CSS file html/ rhlhome [1 & 3].css with rules for cellspacing, cellpadding [update done] RHL
  
• add source of table code to html integrity page [update done] RHL
• update html/ jobms.html Hoshin swot table with selectors for the CSS rules, and remove the cellspacing, cellpadding from the table html [update done] RHL
  
• see if the CSS id works by editing a page to remove the cellspacing, cellpadding [pdCA done] RHL
  
• see if can filter the cellspacing, cellpadding when associated with the CSS id [pdCa not needed] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.1.1.7 Ensure awfpbs versioning does not conflict with HTML5 requirements [pdCa not done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.1.2 Scrolling blocks within the page means that the hashtags are not simply located by the history (back button).  [pdCa part done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.1.2.1 Need to identify that the hash has changed and then located the correct offset in the parent.  May be able to use onhashchange event.  JavaScripts based on Ben Alman's work on jquery hashchange event plugin provides one model: 
  
• $(function () {
•   $ (window).hashchange (function () {
•     var e;e, = $(location.hash);
•     if (elem.count () > 0 {
•        elem.offsetParent () .animate ({scrollTop: elem.position () .top});
•        }
•      });
•   });
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.1.2.2  Get sensor for what is going on in the browser during the back key [pdCa part done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.1.2.2.1 Install firebug and look at the operation of the back key [pdcA done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.1.2.2.1.1 Find user guide on Firebug java script debug [pdcA, 2, done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.1.2.3 Develop or find models of the javascript and browser operations needed to correctly position focus in the scrolling article [pdCa part done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.1.2.3.1 Read javascript user guide [pdcA done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2 Need a glossary of terms to ensure people with different levels of experience of bioology, genetics, business, etc can cope with the terms [pdcA part done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.1 Deploy a glossary page within the vision web frame [pdcA done] RHL 
• Update istrings file 12 for core web [pdcA done] RHL 
• Update istrings file 12 for resweb2 web [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Update istrings file 12 for resweb3 web [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Release updated resweb2 to robsstrategystudio [pdcA done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.2 Add links from the core text to the glossary [pdcA done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.3 Add footer link to the glossary from all pages [pdcA done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.4 tag -resweb the items that are not deployed yet (production function) [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.5 on mouseover/ hover should provide immediate view of glossary item [pdCa part done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.5.1 Setup JavaScript [pdca done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.5.1.1 Read core JavaScript and setup JS page [update done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.5.1.1.0 pdca 
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.5.1.1.0.1 Sourced JavaScript is required to be pure.  Need a way for mergeistream to process a JavaScript stream that sets up the start tag and then includes the real JavaScript file and merges it into the logical JavaScript stream and then processes the end tag.  Could be that the include is only performed if its tag is active already [pdCa done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.5.1.1.0.1.1 need to setup the new bodtype declaration (4.12.4.5.1.4) [pdCa not done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.5.1.1.0.1.2 imergeistream should process a new ibodtype == 5 i.e. JavaScript
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.5.1.1.0.1.2.1 it will need a pscanijsstream eventually to perform parsing and processing of the JavaScript [pdcA not done] RHL, but initially 
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.5.1.1.0.1.2.1.1 need the pscanijsstream to process the file stream without a start or end tag, as if already active so it will just read in the file specified in the .ind.incfile. and then return $@file [pdcA not done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.5.1.1.0.1.2.2 need to update concatistream to process the ibodtype == 5 like a ibodtype == 0 (Perl) [pdcA not done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.5.1.1.0.1.3 istrings file should use new filetype option <rhlwpijsstreamtsspo> but directly reference the JavaScript files as a complete set through an indirection [update not done] RHL 
• each include of .ind .incfile. must add to the pscanijsstream procedure list [update not done] RHL
  
• at the end  stream the pscanijsstream procedure will respond to process the total set of JavaScipt as one module [update not done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.5.1.2 Understand and leverage browser independence framework [update done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.5.1.3 Develop event handlers [update done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.5.1.3.0 pdca
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.5.1.3.0.1 event handler execution results in error report by firebug  'event. target. href is undefined' [pdCa done] RHL 
• Seems to depend on exiting from the 'mouse over' onto the hidden text? With Mehershad's console.log ("MouseOut: " + this + ": "); console.log (event); console.log ("Target = " + event. currentTarget); console.log ("Event type: " + event.type); messages it was possible to show that the span inside the a is getting a mouseover and mouseout.  It is these that report the errors.  So check that event. target's attributes include the href before search the event [pdCa done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.5.1.3.1 setup onload from HTML body [update 1, 2 done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.5.1.3.2 setup onload event handler [ update 1 done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.5.1.3.3 setup mouseover event handler [ update done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.5.1.3.4 setup mouseout event handler [ update done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.5.1.4 provide glossary interface 
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.5.1.4.0
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.5.1.4.0.1 glossary merge collisions should result in each of the items being added as sub items of a x is either: (4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.6) [pdCA, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 done] RHL
• Capturecglstream pulls in all the duplicate named items and will use the appropriate one or append the others if told to do so by a filterfile addgl statement. 
  
• Retrievefilters loads the glossaries one after another with capturelist and
  
• Capturelist resolves to the last one included, because it does not check if there is already a declaration, which will consequently be the wrong one.  Guard the first one at least.  
• And must allow memes-> {usedivtags} in prefetchfilterfile. 
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.5.1.4.1 update awfpbs filter file to accept hover glossary command addgltext 'hover' = 'html/ rhlhomeplan.html'  [update done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.5.1.4.2 Currently the glossary has to be 'gl'.  Make the glossary processing general [update done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.5.1.4.2.1 update awfpbs filter file to accept glossary tag declaration addgltag 'id' = '<tag id>'  [update done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.5.1.4.2.2 update awfpbs filter file to accept glossary file name declaration glfile 'name' = 'awfcpigl.htm'  [update done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.5.1.5 update awfpbs filter file loader to setup a hash of the glossary items if requested by filter file [update done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.5.1.5.1 setup the regex logic [update done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.5.1.5.2 remove hrefs and spans from captured string [update 1, 2 done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.5.1.5.2.1 remove hrefs remove hrefs from string with removesthrefs [update done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.5.1.5.2.1.0 pdca
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.5.1.5.2.1.0.1 when a <a  ...> </a> flows onto multiple lines the algorithm fails.  Allow processing over multiple lines [pdCa done] RHL
• retrievefilters already handles multi-line flows.  The issue was failure to match an http://structure.
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.5.1.5.2.1.0.1.1 add http:// alternative to removesthrefs match [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.5.1.5.2.2 remove spans from string with removestspans [update done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.5.1.6 update awfpbs to filter awfcpigl .htm# links to append to href text <span class="awfglhidden" > 'hash text of glossary item' </span> </a> [update done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.5.1.7 update css to include span class awfglhidden as display: none
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.5.1.7.1 update css to include span class awfglhidden as display: none [update rhlhome[3].css, rhlhome[1].css done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.5.1.7.2 update print css to include span class awfglhidden as display: none !important [update rhlhome[1]p.css done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.6 Allow merging of glossary streams into one sorted target <gltarget>  [pdcA done] RHL
• I needed the items from a different glossary! for a presentation (4.12.5.11)
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.6.0 pdca
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.6.0.1 Need to handle the addglstream and addglkey in the filter screen [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.6.0.1.1 Add addglstream and addglkey to the key list for loading filter commands [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.6.0.1.2 Add addglstream and addglkey to the command name list for presenting filter command list [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.6.0.2 Need to present the addglstream and addglkey filter commands in the help screen [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.6.0.3 Include stream should be resolved relative to the addglstream command [pdCA part done] RHL
• Issue - using capturelist within a glossary item merged in by addglstream fails due to wrong path.  There are two aspects:  The glossary list and the items to be deployed during role over.  Both situations would need to be fixed: 
  
• fixfhrefs calls capturecglstream to build the merged glossary. 
  
• Capturelist builds the list of role over items.  Should be able to use being within the action of the catchintuls to key off the addglkey to replace the path with the addglstream specified path.  So: 1) Note the addglkey that was just processed in catchintuls in the $Awfif::indline structure.  2) Perform the path mapping in includemistream.  3) Remove the addglkey from the $Awfif::indline structure when get back to top level of uls. 
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.6.0.3.0 pdca
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.6.0.3.0.1 Note addglkey key and file index during capturecglstream [pdcA done] RHL 
• When get to the includemistream in capturecglstream
  
• $startkey [$sortedind [$i]] contains the key 'gl_EMR' for example that needs the include data loaded. 
  
• $Awfif::memes-> {addglkey}-> {$startkey [$sortedind [$i]]} is the index into $Awfif::memes-> {addglstream} {"file$index"}
  
• $index should index into the addglstream path list that needs to replace the specified path.  
• But there are two problems:
1. For Marta Fannie_mae is pulled in setting the file index to 2 resulting in invalid include path!!  May be able to fix by specifying gl_Fannie_Mae = 0 in Marta
2. For Marta Frame is pulled in from help but in help it includes from rhlhomeplan.  With the new mechanism this path is then replaced with one to help which fails.  
• One solution is to only use the path replacement if the two paths are subsets of one another.  This has been implemented in 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.6.0.3.0.3.  A safer alternative may be to record the specified path and if the replacement fails to return > 0 records then try again with the specified path.  This has also been implemented but has not been tested fully. 
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.6.0.3.0.2 Note addglkey key and file index during catchintuls & capturelist [pdcA, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.6.0.3.0.3 Perform the path mapping in includemistream [pdcA, 2 done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.6.0.3.0.4 Remove addglkey key and file index during catchintuls unwind [pdcA, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.6.0.3.0.5 Remove addglkey key and file index during capturecglstream unwind [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.6.0.3.0.6 Add a checklist item that includes a link to each of the ind.include items in the glossary.  No see pdca 1 [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.6.0.3.0.6.0 pdca
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.6.0.3.0.6.0.1 Better to add a check in find broken links for bare <li></li>  [pdcA, 2 done] RHL
• Test with local var $dopathmap = '';
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.6.0.3.0.6.0.2 Report out the path as well as the file where the bare li was found  [pdcA, 2 done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.6.0.3.0.6.0.3 Report out the path as well as the file where fail to fopen  [pdcA, 2 done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.6.0.3.0.7 Capturelist report of empty li includes items that won't be deployed in output.  Turn this test off, except for testing, to stop false positives [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.6.1 leverage retrievefilters glossary capturelist  [pdcA done] RHL
• help web 'en/' folder file includes statements:
  
• addgltext 'hover' = 'html/ awfhelphomeplan .html'
• addgltag 'id' = 'gl'
• glfile 'name' = 'awfhgl.htm'
• The 'hover' command points capture list at the file to includesource the glossary items from.  So:
  
• Adding an rhlincfilespo statement would pull in another gl file.  
• The included source stream pulled on from the 'hover' is allowed to contain '.'ind'.'include statements but this is so that can get resolved versions of double includes.  That is not what we want. 
  
• '.'ind'.'include('../html/ rhlhomeplan.html','gl','gl','3')
• Additional streams here are for the retrievefilters aspect.  But they must appear in the resolved glossary stream so that when click on the link they resolve to this target.  Add a hash statement that includes additional streams into the glossary:
• addglstream 'file<num>' = 'path and filename'
• Where num should increase from 0, and iterative inclusion will cease when $Awfif::memes-> {addglstream}-> {file<num>} is not defined. 
  
• The main glossary details can not be in the 'gl' area of the main file.  They will have to be moved and brought in indirectly so they can be sorted and depolyed into <gltarget>
• '.'ind'.'include is not being resolved when deployed into the gltarget.  Resolve checkistarted)
  
• Off must be prior to inclusion unlike in capturelist
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.6.3.1.3 Sort the combined glossary by its key values  [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.6.3.1.4 Resolve '.'ind'.'include [pdcA done] RHL
• Must verify that multiple will resolve correctly (4.12.4.5.1.7)
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.6.3.1.5 Must identify the non gl_<item> first level list items [pdcA done] RHL
• They must be included in the sort list
• They must be found even though their only attribute is they are <li> items in the first <ul>
  
• Some of these names are spread over 20 or thirty lines of <cr> <lf>
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.6.3.1.5.1 Count <ul> and <li> in uls with ulstate [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.6.3.1.6 Implement addglkey [pdcA, 2, 3, 4, 5 done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.6.3.1.6.0 pdca
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.6.3.1.6.0.1 The last item is being deployed as WS-Addressing which displays twice [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.6.3.2 Make target <gltarget> an alternate to standard gl [pdcA not possible] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.6.3.3 Replace standard gl text included with mergeistream for help web [pdcA done] RHL
• Glossary now indirectly included from html/ awfhelpglossary.html and ../html/ rhlglossary.html
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.6.3.4 Replace standard gl text included with mergeistream for RSS web [pdcA done] RHL
• Glossary now indirectly included from html/ rhlglossary.html
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.6.4 Framework business plan sources must be updated to include <gltarget>, the glossary source file, and filters in the filterfile [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.6.4.1 Additional framework business plan source - glossary source file must be included in the Wix package details [pdcA done] RHL
• framework\html\ fwglossary.html added
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.6.4.2 Framework business plan source must be updated to include <gltarget> [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.6.4.3 Framework business plan glossary source must be moved to a glossary source file [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.6.4.4 Framework business plan filters must invoke addglstream in the filterfile [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.6.5 Marta business plan sources must be updated to include <gltarget>, the glossary source file, and filters in the filterfile [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.6.5.1 Marta business plan source must be updated to include <gltarget> [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.6.5.2 Marta business plan glossary source must be moved to a glossary source file [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.2.6.5.3 Marta business plan filters must invoke addglstream in the filterfile [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.3 Mehershad is distracted that when SeaMonkey is told to put hash refs into two adjacent words separated by a space in the original text, on some CSS versions the deployed HTML presents with the refs butted up to each other.  [
  The agents in complex adaptive systems (CAS) must model their environment to respond effectively to it.  Evolution's schematic operators and Samuel modeling together support the indirect recording of past successes and their strategic use by the current agent to learn how to succeed in the proximate environment. 
  
  pdCa done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.3.1 The problem CSS for the space separating the hrefs 'emergent'   ' '   'phenomena' is unassigned in firefox inspector.  [pdCa done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.3.2 The HTML for the body skeleton is badly structured so the browser is getting confused about the ownership.  [pdCa done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.3.2.1 fix the body skeleton [pdcA done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.4 Optionally remove the line number comments from the perl code [pdCA done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.5 Present summary details on mouse over [pdcA part done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.5.1 Provide summary interface
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.5.1.1 update awfpbs filter file to accept hover summary command addsumtext 'hover' = 'html/ rhlhomeplan.html' [pdcA done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.5.1.2 update awfpbs filter file to accept summary file name declarations sumfile '<tag>' = 'awf[ cpi ]<tag>.htm'  [pdcA part done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.5.1.2.0 pdca
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.5.1.2.0.1 summary text should be able to include text - actually each include must be specified on one line [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.5.2 update awfpbs filter file loader to setup a hash of the summary items if requested by filter file [pdcA done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.5.2.1 should include a summary hash which generates and records the pagename for a match to hrefs [pdCa done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.5.3 setup the regex logic [update done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.5.3.1 remove hrefs from captured string [update done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.5.4 update awfpbs to filter page refs (with no hash links ) matched in 'summary hash' to append to href text <div class="awfsumhidden" > 'hash text of glossary item'</div> [update done] RHL 
• HTML5 standard ( #the-a-element) notes that 'the a element may be wrapped around entire paragraphs, lists, tables, and so forth, even entire sections, so long as there is no interactive content within (e.g. buttons or other links)'.  They show a wrapped <section> ... </section>
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.5.5 update css to include span class awfsumhidden as display: none
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.5.5.1 update css to include span class awfsumhidden as display: none [update rhlhome[3].css, rhlhome[1].css done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.5.5.2 update print css to include span class awfsumhidden as display: none !important [update rhlhome[1]p.css done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.5.6 update JavaScript to include else if for <a href ''> <div > </div> </a> [update done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.5.7 update HTML presentations to include summary and reflect altered status in filter file [pdcA not done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.0.5.8 hash variable %usedsum should be marked as used by ftistream [pdCA not done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.1 Internet Explorer 9 does not display my pages as expected. 
  
• Colspan seems to confuse IE 8 onwards.  [pdCa done] RHL
  
• <td colspan 4 valign="top"> <table width 220 align right> <tbody> does not result in the text being deployed in 4 columns aligned right.  Instead the text is deployed in the final column (I think).  Not sure why two tables reset this so that they deploy in the center
• Identify correlations in tables that flow into right column in IE [pdCa done] RHL 
• <td colspan=4 valign="top"> <table width="220" border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" align="right" > <tbody> <div id="awfhead" > <div id="awfnav" > <h5>Primary Navigation</h5> <ul> <rhlbmsge> <span> <li class="awfframe" > <div> <a  class="navbarHeadTwo" href="awfcpihehp.htm" > <b>Opportunities</b> </a> </div> </li> </span> <rhlwpttp> </rhlbmsge>
  
• Identify correlations in tables that flow into colspan in IE [pdCa done] RHL 
• <table style="width: 100%; text-align: left; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="2" > <tbody> <tr> <td style="vertical-align: top;"> &nbsp;<br> <div style="text-align: center;" > &lt;<span style="font-weight: bold; " >rhlincr</span> ...
• <table width="220" border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" > <rhlbmsge> <tr> <span class="captions" > <hr> <td class="subheads" valign="top" > <img src="images/ ppe.gif" width=60 height=90 border=0 alt="The Physics - Politics, Economics & Evolutionary Psychology" > <br> <span class="captions" > Politics, Economics & Evolutionary Psychology</span> </td> </rhlbmsge> <rhlbmsge> <td valign="top"> <p> <b> <font face = "Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" class="bodycopy" > <span class="subheads" > Business Physics</span> <br> Nature and nurture drive the business eco-system<br> </font> </b> <span class="subheads" > Human nature</span> </font> </b> <font face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" > <br> </font> <font class="captions" > Emerging structure and dynamic forces of adaptation</font> </p> </td> </rhlbmsge> <rhlbmsge> </span> </tr> </rhlbmsge> </table>
• Microsoft does not seem interested in fixing the problem that has existed since IE 8.  As long as am not using the colspan for right border can work round the problem by expanding the multi-column table from width 220 to width 100% [pdcA done] RHL 
• Templates for resweb and rss/resweb must be updated to reflect the strategy. Need to pull in updated width skeleton [pdcA part done] RHL
• Fix awfmaintnav[16]rw. htm [pdcA done] RHL
  
• 12 uses 16
  
• Fix awfmaint[14]rw. htm [pdcA not needed] RHL
• Fix awfmaint[19]rw. htm [pdcA not needed] RHL
• Fix awfmaint[13]rw. htm [pdcA done] RHL
• Fix awfmaintnav[18]rw. htm [pdcA done] RHL
• Fix awfmaintnav[27]rw. htm [pdcA done] RHL
• Fix awfstdt[15]rw. htm [pdcA done] RHL
• 21 uses 15
  
• 20 uses 15
  
• When add IBM's <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 STrict//EN" "http://www.w3.org /TR/xhtml1/DTD /xhtml1-strict.dtd" > both firefox and IE left alignment is replaced by center alignment!  This is probably an HTML 5 effect since presentational attributes of HTML 4 have been abandoned and CSS must be used instead.  
• Read the current CSS specifications [pdCa done] RHL 
• Identify how to apply left alignment [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Identify where left alignment is applied in my current HTML templates [pdCa done] RHL
  
• Firefox developer tool/inspector shows the CSS cascade of any item displayed by the browser. 
  
• Identify where left alignment is applied in my current HTML istrings [pdCa done] RHL
• Setup the left aligned structures to be CSS differentiated with left alignment [pdcA done] RHL 
• switched to Amazon style loose HTML doc declarations for the web frames [pdcA done] RHL
• My HTML is not setup to pass HTML 5 strict tests.  IE switches to odd display mode when it runs into bad HTML in strict mode.  
• Templates for resweb and rss/resweb must be updated to reflect the strategy [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Update CSS page of perl frame to describe the adopted strategy [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Tidy up the final output streams removing my tokens etc [pdCa done] RHL
  
• Remove <[/]rhlbmsge> from target file streams. [pdcA done] RHL
• Should not use fixhrefs as a host for this cleanup, since these changes are not focused on href structures [pdCa done] RHL
  
• Move the updates to better host [pdcA not done] RHL
  
• Remove the <!-- start tag ... --> and <!-- end tag ... --> [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Add useful version to awfpbs [pdCa not done] RHL
  
• remove the huge areas of blank lines from the indirect source (4.12.4.10.1)
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.2 Safari on the ipad
  
• Displays the undefined size spacer.gif <td> as a ?.  This appears to be due to the iPad safari loading the gif, decompressing it and deciding it cannot cope with the size.  [pdCa done] RHL
  
• pdca
• There turn out to be two problems:
• While Firefox and IE accept case insensitive filenames webkit based browsers (Safari and Google Chrome) do not.  So some of the gif images in the resweb2 are not found by the webkit browsers.  RHLhead should be rhlhead, and must add capitalization for loz_Strxfoc, loz_StrOvv. 
  
• Update the filenames to match the case of the gif file names [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Some gifs are too big for mobile safari to render.  Specifically images/ stripe.gif. 
  
• Switch the gif to a png file [pdcA done] RHL
  
• In this instance should be able to replace the <img spacer.gif with a <a> </a> [pdcA done] RHL 
• Evaluate the impact on template library:
• 14, 19 (rw):
  
• 'rss bheadsk' -
  
• 'rss rsscss' -
  
• 'rss javascsk' -
  
• 'rss ehead5csk' -
  
• 'rss banner4csk' +
  
• Update templates/ lib/awfmain2 [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Update templates/ awfmaint[14]rw [pdcA done] RHL 
• Update templates/ awfmaint[19]rw [pdcA done] RHL
• Update istrings/ awfprogi[16] etl [pdcA done] RHL
• 'rss bmainrecsk' + 
• Update templates/ lib/awfmain2 [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Update templates/ awfmaint[14]rw [pdcA done] RHL 
• Update templates/ awfmaint[19]rw [pdcA done] RHL
• Update rhlhomeplan etl [pdcA done] RHL
  
• 'rss 2colsk' -
  
• 'rss emainpsk' -
  
• 'rss emainrsk' -
  
• 'rw foot5csk' + 
• Update templates/ lib/awfmain2 [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Update templates/ awfmaint[14]rw [pdcA done] RHL 
• Update templates/ awfmaint[19]rw [pdcA done] RHL
• Update rhlhomeplan etl [pdcA done] RHL
  
• 'rss tbodysk' -
  
• 13, 15, 16, 27 (rw):
  
• 'rss bheadsk' -
• 'rss ycss' -
  
• 'rss rsscss' -
  
• 'rss javascsk' -
  
• 'rss eheads2k' (2) -
  
• 'rss banners2k' (2) + 
• Update templates/ lib/awfmain2 [pdcA done] RHL
• Update templates/ awfmaint[13]rw [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Update templates/ awfstd[15]rw [pdcA done] RHL
• Update templates/ awfmaintnav[16]rw [pdcA done] RHL
• Update templates/ awfmaintnav[27]rw [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Update rhlhomeplan etl [pdcA done] RHL
• 'rss bmainrecsk' +
• Update templates/ awfmaint[13]rw [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Update templates/ awfstd[15]rw [pdcA done] RHL
• Update templates/ awfmaintnav[16]rw [pdcA done] RHL
• Update templates/ awfmaintnav[27]rw [pdcA done] RHL
• 'rss lbordersk' ?
  
• 'rss mainpncsk' (2) -
  
• 'rss ypnav' -
  
• 'rss bcopysk' -
  
• 'rss qualitysk' -
  
• 'rss emainpsk' -
  
• 'rss emainrsk' -
  
• 'rw footsk' + 
• Update templates/ lib/awfmain2 [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Update templates/ awfmaint[13]rw [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Update templates/ awfstd[15]rw [pdcA done] RHL
• Update templates/ awfmaintnav[16]rw [pdcA done] RHL
• Update templates/ awfmaintnav[27]rw [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Update rhlhomeplan etl [pdcA done] RHL
• 'rss tbodysk' -
  
• 18 (rw):
  
• 'rss bheadsk' -
  
• 'rss ycss' -
  
• 'rss rsscss' -
  
• 'rss javascsk' -
  
• 'rss eheadsk'
  
• 'rss bannersk' +
  
• Update templates/ lib/awfmain2 [pdcA done] RHL
• Update templates/ awfmaintnav [18]rw [pdcA done] RHL
• Update rhlhomeplan etl [pdcA done] RHL
• 'rss bmainrecsk' +
• Update templates/ awfmaintnav [18]rw [pdcA done] RHL
  
• 'rss lbordersk'
  
• 'rss mainpncsk' (2) -
  
• 'rss ypnav' -
  
• 'rss bcopysk' -
  
• 'rss qualitysk' -
  
• 'rss emainpsk' -
  
• 'rss emainrsk' -
  
• 'rss sfootsk' ?
• Update templates/ awfmaintnav [18]rw [pdCa done] RHL 
• 'rss tbodysk' -
  
• but will that affect printing [pdCa done] RHL 
• no
  
• but need to check its acceptable to IE [pdCa done] RHL 
• yes
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.3 localhost:3000 available
• Selected lighttpd as a web server
• installed in c:\ Program Files (x86)\ LightTPD [update done] RHL
  
• Add to Path system environment variable [update done] RHL
  
• right click 'my computer', click advanced tab, click environment variables button, highlight path, click edit. 
  
• Setup config file in Rob Lingley\ LightTPD\ lighttpd-rob.conf [update done] RHL 
• filters setup [update not needed] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.4 Google Chrome 
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.4.0 pdca
• 4.9.1.2.1.8.4.0.1 Chrome does not display the favicons [pdCa part done] RHL
  
• Apparently they do not get loaded on a local load.  But also do not load from local web server.  Maybe the icon is too small?
other half of the failing end and start replaced with the comment version -->
• 4.9.1.2.1.9 Setup domains
• Pdca Best for resweb would be:
  
1. www.robsstrategy studio.org
2. www.rss.org
• Also obtain domain for www. adaptiveweb framework.com [pdcA done] RHL
  
• generate the domain name [pdCa done] RHL
  
• Ask Ken where he sets up his domain names [pdcA done] RHL
  
• He uses networksolutions but says 'they' are all OK
  
• Ask Vaidy about what he would do [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Vaidy said for static pages and low usage godaddy shared hosting was good and cheap ($5 a month), but he did caution that they send a lot of spam email.  He argues that it is more convenient to buy the domain name from the hosting company.  
• Asked webfaction what they recommend for the domain.  They are not a registrar.  They have a user-guide on setting up a domain to work with a web site they host.  
• You get the registrar to point from my domain ( www. robs strategystudio.org) to webfactions domain name servers (or at least one of them - old document prior to 2015):
• ns1. webfaction.com 50.56.93.59
• ns2. webfaction.com 178.79.142.142
  
• ns3. webfaction.com 209.114.37.51
• ns4. webfaction.com 173.230.141.144
• You use webfaction's control panel to add the domain www. robsstrategy studio.org into their site.  
• ordered through www.namecheap.com
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.10 Setup email [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Webfaction can provide the website's email service.  To set this up add mail exchange (MX) records which point to each of Webfaction's mail servers:
• mx7.webfaction.com
• mx8.webfaction.com
• mx9.webfaction.com
• Map my web page email response to the email address [pdCa done] RHL
  
• Add istrings lib option 'a2' which sources 'a l2' where change from roberthlingley @yahoo.com to comments @robsstrategy studio.com [pdcA done] RHL 
• Update rssreswinactive istrings to use a2
• Istrings file awfhp[14] rssrw sources a2 variables [update done] RHL
• Istrings file awfapres[27] rssrw sources a2 variables [update done but not used] RHL
• Istrings file awfarl[19] rssrw sources a2 variables [update done] RHL
• Istrings file awfarlbes[18] rssrw sources rla2 variables [update done] RHL
• Istrings file awfarlce[18] rssrw sources rla2 variables [update done] RHL
• Istrings file awfarlium[18] rssrw sources rla2 variables [update done] RHL
• Istrings file awfarlom[18] rssrw sources rla2 variables [update done] RHL
• Istrings file awfastd[15] rssrw sources a2 variables [update done] RHL
• Istrings file awfasy[21] rssrw sources a2 variables [update done] RHL
• Istrings file awfcas[20] rssrw sources a2 variables [update done] RHL
• Istrings file awfhelp[13] rssrw sources a2 variables [update done] RHL
• Istrings file awfmain[12] rssrw sources a2 variables [update done] RHL
• Istrings file awfprogi[16] rssrw sources a2 variables [update done] RHL
• Update reswinactive istrings to use a2
• Istrings file awfhp[14] rw sources a2 variables [update done] RHL
• Istrings file awfarl[19] rw sources a2 variables [update done] RHL
• Istrings file awfarlbes[18] rw sources rla2 variables [update done] RHL
• Istrings file awfarlce[18] rw sources rla2 variables [update done] RHL
• Istrings file awfarlium[18] rw sources rla2 variables [update done] RHL
• Istrings file awfarlom[18] rw sources rla2 variables [update done] RHL
• Istrings file awfastd[15] rw sources a2 variables [update done] RHL
• Istrings file awfasy[21] rw sources a2 variables [update done] RHL
• Istrings file awfcas[20] rw sources a2 variables [update done] RHL
• Istrings file awfhelp[13] rw sources a2 variables [update done] RHL
• Istrings file awfmain[12] rw sources a2 variables [update done] RHL
• Istrings file awfprogi[16] rw sources a2 variables [update done] RHL
• Issue is accessing the mail box and reading, responding, deleting the mail.  Really want this to be done from the ipad mail program but don't see how to do that? 
  
• Forward mail to my email, but then responses will come from me [pdCa done] RHL
  
• Rejected
  
• Use Roundcube webfaction's web mail tool.  [pdCa done] RHL
  
• It's a web page.  You must login via mailbox name and password at https:// webmail. webfaction.com/
• Rejected
  
• Add extra account to my iPad mail.  This would then login to comments @robsstrategy studio.org [pdCa done] RHL 
• Mailbox rss_comments
• User comments @robsstrategy studio.org
• Sent a comment and recovered it from my iPad robsstrategy studio mailbox.  
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.11 Download resweb (without filter file)
• Could move the filter file so that it does not have to be manually removed from the fileset to transfer [pdCa done] RHL
  
• Add a rhlwphfilters file keyword to the specification and then use this to augment finding the filter file for these pages [pdCa done] RHL
• Will need to add this to each of the istrings files [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Istrings file awfhp[14] rssrw has rhlwphfilters added [update done] RHL
• Istrings file awfapres[27] rssrw has rhlwphfilters added [update done] RHL
• Istrings file awfarl[19] rssrw has rhlwphfilters added [update done] RHL
• Istrings file awfarlbes[18] rssrw has rhlwphfilters added [update done] RHL
• Istrings file awfarlce[18] rssrw has rhlwphfilters added [update done] RHL
• Istrings file awfarlium[18] rssrw has rhlwphfilters added [update done] RHL
• Istrings file awfarlom[18] rssrw has rhlwphfilters added [update done] RHL
• Istrings file awfastd[15] rssrw has rhlwphfilters added [update done] RHL
• Istrings file awfasy[21] rssrw has rhlwphfilters added [update done] RHL
• Istrings file awfcas[20] rssrw has rhlwphfilters added [update done] RHL
• Istrings file awfhelp[13] rssrw has rhlwphfilters added [update done] RHL
• Istrings file awfmain[12] rssrw has rhlwphfilters added [update done] RHL
• Istrings file awfprogi[16] rssrw has rhlwphfilters added [update done] RHL
• Add rhlwphfilters keyword to event processor, and test framework [pdcA done] RHL 
• Awfpbs processes filter [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Meta page updated with new keyword rhlwphfilters & /rhlwphfilters [pdcA done] RHL
• Meta library page updated [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Detect the input with main event process [pdcA done] RHL
• Awfcts processes filters keyword so that the Meta file loads and testing proceeds [
  This page describes the Adaptive Web framework (AWF) test system and the agent programming framework (Smiley) that supports its operation. 
  Example test system statements are included.  To begin a test a test statement is loaded into Smiley while Smiley executes on the Perl interpreter. 
  Part of Smiley's Perl code focused on setting up the infrastructure is included bellow. 
  The setup includes:
  

  • Loading the 'Meta file' specification,
    
  • Initializing the Slipnet, and Workspaces and loading them
    
  • So that the Coderack can be called. 

  The Coderack, which is the focus of a separate page of the Perl frame then schedules and runs the codelets that are invoked by the test statement structures. 
  
  pdcA not done] RHL
• ttfilterst defined in metafile [pdcA done] RHL
  
• ttfilteret defined in metafile [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Keyword rhlwphfilters defined in metafile [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Keyword /rhlwphfilters defined in metafile [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Defined in initchemistry [pdcA done] RHL
• WebFaction data access is via SSH or [s]FTP. 
  
• Mozilla has a firefox extension FireFTP.  get it [pdcA done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.12 Ensure Adaptive Web Framework & AWF are trademarked with intent to use (ITU) [pdcA not done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.13 Inform authors of inclusion of summaries
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.0 pdca
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.0.1 ensure email links filtered [pdcA done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.1 John Holland [communication done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.2 Douglas Hofstadter [communication done] RHL
• Douglas Hofstadter wrote 'I encourage you to continue developing your ideas in the FARG spirit'. 
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.3 Russ Abbott [communication done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.4 Read Montague [communication done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.5 Peter Turchin [communication done] RHL
• PT replied 'Thank you for the kind words' 
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.6 Brian Arthur [communication done] RHL
• Brian wrote 'I got what he was trying to express just right'. 
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.7 Bertrand Meyer [communication done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.8 Grady Booch [communication not possible] RHL
• I have not found an active email to Grady Booch. 
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.9 Carliss Baldwin [communication done] RHL
• Carliss wrote 'there is only one sentence I would take issue with: 'They apply the theory to the design of digital computer systems, as described by Mead and Conway.'  I updated the page to re-write the confusing sentence. 
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.10 Barlett & Steel [communication done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.11 Clayton Christensen [communication done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.12 Paul Muolo [communication done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.13 Steven Johnson [communication done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.14 Barton Gellman [communication done] RHL
• Barton wrote 'Fascinating idea, thanks.  I'll have to consider it'.  So I assume he is happy with the page. 
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.15 Sonia Shah [communication done] RHL
• Sonia replied with no issues. 
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.16 E. O. Wilson [communication done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.17 Melanie Mitchell [communication done] RHL
• Melanie confirmed receipt and said 'She would take a look' at the VBOT page. 
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.18 Terry Deacon [communication done] RHL
• Terry Deacon replied enthusiastically, but with an issue about my comments on replicator theory.  
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.18.0.1 Adjust the comments on memes to illustrate the additional requirements of emergence.  [pdcA done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.19 Steve Grand [communication done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.20 Matt Ridley [communication done] RHL
  
• Matt's PA Andrea acknowledged my letter and said Matt would look at the web site.  
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.21 Lou Gerstner [communication part done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.22 Michael Mandel [communication not possible] RHL
• I have not found an active email to Michael Mandel.  
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.23 Satyajit Das [communication not possible] RHL
• I have not found an active email to Satyajit Das. 
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.24 John Searle [communication done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.25 Dietrich Dorner [communication done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.26 Atul Gawande [communication done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.27 Eric Brynjolfsson [communication part done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.28 Andrew McAfee [communication part done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.29 Amy Chua [communication done] RHL
• Amy replied asking for a reference to their book The Triple Package. 
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.30 Jed Rubenfeld [communication part done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.31 Jon Gertner [communication part done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.32 Steven Greenblatt [communication done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.33 Michael Graziano [communication part done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.34 Stanislas Dehaene [communication part done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.35 Walter Isaacson [communication part done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.36 Sven Beckert [communication done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.37 Pentti Haikonen [communication done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.38 Volker Grimm [communication done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.39 Friedman & Martin [communication part done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.40 Angus Deaton [communication part done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.41 Matt Taibbi [communication part done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.42 Kevin Kruse [communication part done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.43 Ed Conway [communication part done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.44 Roger Cohen [communication not done] RHL
  
• No email address found
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.45 Francis Collins [communication part done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.46 James Kwak [communication done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.47 Simon Johnson [communication part done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.48 Charles Ferguson [communication part done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.49 Steven Pinker [communication part done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.50 Salman Khan [communication part done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.51 Robert Sapolsky [communication done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.52 Eric Beinhocker [communication done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.53 Robert Pearl [communication not done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.54 Glenn Steele & David Feinberg [communication, 2 done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.55 Robert Gordon [communication part done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.56 Scott Galloway [communication part done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.57 John Doerr [communication part done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.58 Antonio Damasio [communication done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.13.59 Louann Brizendine [communication part done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.14 Multiple websites on one account.  [update done] RHL 
• Webfaction allows unlimited websites per account.  See User guide (https://docs.webfaction.com/user-guide/websites.html#create-a-website-with-the-control-panel) to add a new website via the control panel.  
• Login to the control panel
• Click Domains / websites -> websites.  The list of websites appears.
• Click the Add new website button.  The create a new website form appears.
• In the name field, enter a website name
• If applicable, in the Machine menu, click to select the server to host the website. 
  
• If applicable, in the IP address menu click to select the IP address to serve the site. 
  
• If you want your site served over HTTPS connection, click to select Encrypted website (https). 
  
• For each domain name you want to use with the website, add it to the list of domains.  In the Domains field, enter the domain name.  Enter one or more domain names.  If the domain has not yet been added to the control panel, click the Create link that appears at the bottom of the list of domains to add it. 
  
• Don't forget to point new domains to the WebFaction name servers. 
  
• Add one or more applications to the website.  (Applications are collections of directories, files and system settings which allow media to be served and code to be executed by the web server.  An application could be as simple as a static-only application  storing a handful of html file and jpeg images.  One of the applications is static-only.  When you create an application with the control panel, a directory is created in your home directory $HOME/webapps/app, where app is the application name you entered in the control panel along with any required files, like .htaccess or included scripts. 
  
• To add a new application:
• Click Add an application -> Create a new application.  The creata a new web app form appears
• In the Name field enter the name of the application.  (awfapp)
  
• In the App category menu, click to select the application category (static)
  
• IN the App type menu, click to select a specific application version. 
  
• If applicable, chose whether to open this application's port
• In the URL field, enter the URL path (for example, /blog). 
  
• The first application added to a website is assigned to the root URL patj (/). 
  
• Click the save button. 
  
• To add an existing application (static is Webfactions app for serving up static pages)
  
• Click add an application -> Reuse an existing application. 
  
• Select the existing application on the website's server to add to the website. 
  
• In the URL field, enter the URL path (for example (/blog). 
  
• Click save. 
  
• Once domain Adaptivewebframework.com was integrated into the global DNS visiting the site displayed the base page of RSS!  Not what I was hoping for.  I have written to WebFaction clarifying if I need two accounts, if they can provide me with a way to have two directories be the roots for the different domains or if I have to add some CGI scripting (which I would prefer to avoid).  It turns out that the choice of app is key.  Should be a new static app that servers stuff placed in the directory $home/webapps/awfapp
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1 Need version of the help and demo webs that is rooted at c:\adaptivewebframework and has consistant support directories and links for that scenario.  [update done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.0 pdca
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.0.1 The goals in the demo health care execution cascade are not real.  There aren't any goals for doctors or nurses [pdca not done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.0.2 The VDS is referenced but does not exist [pdca not done] RHL
• The causes of health problems should be discussed
• Chronic etc
• The suppliers and their flawed incentives.  The limited connection between biotech and hospital.  
• Process
• RAI for PAC providers
  
• Drugs
• Equipment
• Training (ACCME, CME)
  
• Technology  RHIOs/HIEs, (ACB)
• eICU
  
• Consulting 
• Research
  
• AHRQ
• Specification and standards
• CoC
  
• Incentives & Penalties
  
• QPRS, CMS (QBP), Star Ratings (CAHPS), Medicare (BPCI, VBP), CARF, CPC,
  
• Audit (PSC, RAC), HRRP, ZPIC
  
• PCP (PCMH)
  
• The general hospitals following of standard evidence based medical practice (EBM) and other processes (USPSTF, InterQual, Accrediations (ACHC, CHAP, Joint commision), NIH clinical announcements, CTI). 
  
• PCP
  
• ED
  
• Safety net hospitals
  
• Utilization management, Daily care review,
  
• Nursing TCN,
• Discharge BPIP
  
• Urgent care clinics
  
• PAC providers
  
• ECF
  
• Rehab facilities - CARF
  
• Labs
• CLIA regulations
  
• Pharmacies (compounding, retail, specialty)
  
• Payers
• CMS
  
• Benefit managers 
• Medical societies
• CDC
• OPHG
  
• Regulations AB1203, Anti-kickback, CON, Stark, NIH clinical announcements (alter medical practice)
• Finance
  
• Trade deals (TPP)
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.0.3 The analysis is hard to access.  Its meant to be the brain like associative entry point [pdca not done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.0.3.1 Competitor Analysis needs summary [pdca not done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.0.3.2 Government Analysis needs summary [pdca not done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.0.3.3 Power Analysis needs summary [pdca not done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.0.3.4 Long view Analysis is empty [pdca not done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.0.3.5 Disruption Analysis is empty [pdca not done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.0.3.6 Influential technologies Analysis needs summary, contents and additional work [pdca not done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.0.3.7 Financial Analysis is empty [pdca not done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.0.3.8 Strategic Ideas Analysis is empty [pdca not done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.0.3.9 Patient Analysis needs summary and introduction [pdca not done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.0.3.10 Payer Analysis needs summary and introduction [pdca not done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.0.3.11 Rules Analysis needs summary [pdca not done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.0.3.12 HIE Analysis needs summary [pdca not done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.0.3.13 EHR Analysis needs summary [pdca not done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.0.3.14 Models are empty and unused [pdca not done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.0.4 The General frame page is empty.  Add an introduction [pdca done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.0.5 The Competition frame introductory page is fine [pdca done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.0.5.1 Competitor details page introduction refers to competitors but it makes no sense.  Introduce the list of participants that deal with the patient and could become competitors of hospital systems [pdcA part done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.0.6 Supplier details page needs summary and the introduction refers to competitors but it makes no sense.  Introduce the list of pharmaceutical, biotech, diagnostic and device suppliers [pdcA part done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.0.7 Business situation needs to incude the overview from the business situation source.  Include GCON4 and GCON5 in awffwhomeplan.html#Business_situation [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.0.8 Product web and demo health care plans need left border list pdca (4.9.1.2.1.8.0.1.1.5.0.1) applied [pdcA, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 done] RHL
• c:/Adaptivewebframework/ css/rhlhome[1].css .navbarnew padding-top 1 -> 8
  
• Transferred CSS to web server with FTP. 
  
• c:/Adaptivewebframework/ healthcarepp/en/ demodwbp/ css/ awffwhome[1].css .navbarnew padding-top 1 -> 8
• c:/Adaptivewebframework/ healthcarepp/en/ demodwbp/ open/ css/ awffwhome[1].css .navbarnew padding-top 1 -> 8
• Must transfer demo webs to web server with FTP. 
  
• ..\framework\ html\css\ rhlhome[1].css .navbarnew padding-top 1 -> 8 
• ..\help\help\en\ demodwbp\ css\ awffwhome[1].css .navbarnew padding-top 1 -> 8
• ..\help\help\en\ demodwbp\ open\ css\ awffwhome[1].css .navbarnew padding-top 1 -> 8 (note install uses the same source for both demo web css)
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.0.9 Make the body font size 85% rather than 70% to help Anne see  [update done] RHL 
• c:/Adaptivewebframework/ css/ rhlhome[1].css .td fontsize: 70 -> 85%
  
• Transferred CSS to web server with FTP. 
  
• c:/Adaptivewebframework/ healthcarepp/ en/ demodwbp/ css/ awffwhome[1].css .td fontsize: 70 -> 85%
• c:/Adaptivewebframework/ healthcarepp/ en/ demodwbp/ open/ css/ awffwhome[1].css .td fontsize: 70 -> 85%
• Must transfer demo webs to web server with FTP. 
  
• ..\framework\html\ css\rhlhome[1].css .td fontsize: 70 -> 85%
• ..\help\help\en\ demodwbp\ css\ awffwhome[1] .css .td fontsize: 70 -> 85%
• ..\help\help\en\ demodwbp\ open\ css\ awffwhome[1] .css .td fontsize: 70 -> 85% (note install uses the same source for both demo web css)
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.1 Setup c:\adaptivewebframework.  [update done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.2 Setup istrings file in help that generates to c:\ adaptivewebframework  [update done] RHL
• Should really do all this with \en\ specified
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.2.0 pdca
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.2.0.1 Edit of istrings file 114 failed at awfise.pl 16378 (undefined value of array ref)  [pdca not done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.3 Setup c:\adaptivewebframework\healthcarepp\en\demodwbp.  [update done] RHL
  
• demodwbp will include sub directory open
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.4 Setup istrings file in framework that generates to c:\ adaptivewebframework\ healthcarepp\ en\ demodwbp  [update done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.5 Setup istrings file in framework that generates to c:\ adaptivewebframework\ healthcarepp\ en\ demodwbp\open  [update done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.6 Update filterfile for help\filters\en\adaptivewebframework to move links to healthcareapp etc  [update done] RHL
• ../../Marta.... = ../../frameworks/ healthcarepp/... -> ../../Marta... -> healthcarepp/...
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.7 Update template file to include alternative includes for adaptivewebframework's 4 link to demoweb  [update not needed] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.8 ulntar should copy framework sources to c:\ adaptivewebframework\ healthcarepp\ en\html  [update done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.9 Make Fireftp account awfftp local directory c:\ adaptivewebframework  [update done] RHL 
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.10 Provide AdaptiveWebFramework specific entrypoint pages for: key types of dark web writer/reader [update part done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.10.1 PCP entrypoint page [update part done] RHL
• I chat about difficult job challenges with other doctors?[]
• I am required to do training to maintain my status[]
• I am interested in changing details of: regulations, new treatments the hospital is adopting[],
  
• I am interested in bench marking other hospitals activities []
• I need a broader view of my patients:
  
• Life stresses and situation - diet,
  
• Treatment effectiveness and impacts
  
• Billing
  
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.10.2 Planner entrypoint page [update not done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.10.3 Technologist entrypoint page [update not done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.10.4 IT entrypoint page [update not done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.10.5 Line manager entrypoint page [update not done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.10.6 Hospital CEO entrypoint page [update not done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.10.7 Hospital VP IT and Strategy entrypoint page [update not done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.10.8 Hospital CIO entrypoint page [update not done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.10.9 Hospital CMIO entrypoint page [update not done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.10.10 Hospital CQO entrypoint page [update not done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.10.11 Hospital Pharmacist entrypoint page [update not done] RHL
• 4.9.1.2.1.14.1.10.12 Hospital HR director entrypoint page [update not done] RHL
• 4.9.1.3 Strategic Intent and Disruption
• Outline plan (1, ) and paper (1, 2, )
  
• 4.9.1.4 Web services as a complex adaptive system
  
• Outline plan (1, ) and paper (1, 2 reflecting Marta's corrections,)
• Correct focus on paper to reflect emergence of ws with advertising [part done] RHL
  
• 4.9.1.5 Design processes, modularity
  
• 4.9.1.5.1 And web services. 
  
• 4.9.1.5.2 And biochemical cell signaling architecture
  
• Outline plan (1, ) and paper (1, )
• 4.9.1.5.3 And self-timed workflow modules
• Outline plan (1, ) and paper (1, )
• 4.9.1.5.4 Modularity and objects
  
• Outline plan (1, ) and paper (1, )
• D4.9.1.5.5 esign and CAS lifecycle
  
• Outline plan (1, ) and paper (1, )
• 4.9.1.6 Wireless Network Evolution - challenges & strategies
• Outline plan (1, ) and paper (1, )
• 4.9.1.7 Politics, Philosophy & Economics modeled as CAS
• 4.9.1.7.1 Understanding Japan's Economy from 1947 to present
  
• Outline plan (1, ) and paper (1, )
• 4.9.1.7.2 Evaluating US policies from 1970 to present
  
• Outline plan (1, ) and paper (1, )
• 4.9.1.7.3 The strategic nature of schemata & its implications in the models of Baldwin & Clark & Hayek
  
• Outline plan (1, )
• 4.9.1.7.4 Chinese room (plan,
  John Searle's influential thought experiment implied to him that computers cannot understand.  Complex adaptive system (CAS) theory indicates that this is not the case. 
  web)
  
• 4.9.1.7.4.0 PDCA
  
• 4.9.1.7.4.0.1 pdCa Arguments not stated.  Just an assertion that CAS should be included in the thought experiment. 
  
• 4.9.1.7.4.0.2 pdCa Paper does not refute Serle, just show his experiment is not conclusive. 
  
• 4.9.1.8 Biochemical CAS systems 
• 4.9.1.8.1 The cell cycle within a CAS system
  
• Setup web page (1, ) [page not done] RHL
  
• Link Shewhart cycle web page (
  Walter Shewhart's iterative development process is found in many complex adaptive systems (CAS).  The mechanism is reviewed and its value in coping with random events is explained. 
  
  1) exception processing ref to p53 complex within cell cycle.  [update not possible] RHL 
• 4.9.1.8.2 Genetic modules
  
• Setup web page (1, ) [page not done] RHL
• Relate the nature of action, schematic specification and recombination to show how deep homology is not surprising [update not done] RHL
  
• 4.9.2 Link to stage 3 startups (O14, )
  
• Vernier goes stage 4
  
• Aruba goes stage 3
  
• What could I offer them? 
  
• Openflex strategy
  
• Knowledge (not easily amplified)
  
• Strategy, planning
  
• Understand security (Public key, Firewalls 802.11i etc.)
• Experience
• Messaging to enterprises
• IUM to operators
  
• Can Perry refer me to the company?
  
• Why should he?  May be good place for him/ wife to go later.  Reason to contact Dominic. 
  
• 4.9.3 Developed strategic proposals (S4, S6, S7, )
  
• 4.9.3.1 Intellisync strategies for success
• Product based
• Understand patents [not done] RHL
  
• Special access to email, PIMs etc. [done] Intellisync dependent on email client. 
  
• Place Intellisync at the center of a full VDS for always connected messaging
• Identify strategic architecture
  
• Funding model ?
  
• Patent structure ?
  
• Standards ?
  
• Selected services
• Email
• SAP, peoplesoft, ... ?
  
• Wireless client (?)
  
• Sync client interfaces
• Sync client process SYNCML (pause/ resume etc.)
  
• Sync access to device services (battery etc.)
  
• Handset (BREW) - Qualcomm.
  
• Wireless management (Qualcomm - CDMA 1x)
• Wireless coverage (Verizon 800 mHz)
• Handset management - SYNCML value add to Carrier (control point)
  
• Carrier push system
• WAP push
  
• Carrier sync platform
• Firewall management
• Enterprise sync platform
• Enterprise infrastructure messaging, Notes, Enterprise Data?,
  
• Use lack of return on VC funding in area to replace current play with Intellisync and catalyse consolidation of these hot stocks. 
  
• Identify alliances to create.  [not done] RHL
• Build carrier reputation
• Leverage strategic architecture to ensure value to carrier. 
  
• Joint SI, Verizon, Intellisync presentations.  Its the carrier that will bring the credibility. 
  
• Derive alternative objectives from each action to maximize options:
• Leverage Microsoft fear (Visto Microsoft Partnership), Gain own or NEP client vs. Pocket outlook
  
• Build carrier reputation
  
• RIM oriented strategies:
• Until center can be locked - don't apply flank attacks
• Center is "visible effective solution deployed through clear lines"
• Dislocate the mind and troops of RIM
  
• Undermine base - Blackberry legal status, better network use/ cover, battery life & US revenue base
• Make Verizon success - Data costs on Verizon seem to be working against Intellisync. 
  
• Hire key contributor from RIM
  
• Use device manufacturers against RIM
• Powerful device players interested in what's easy, good for them. 
  
• Use carriers against RIM
• Fear of Brand (RIM handling this well)
  
• Increased margin for carrier to impact RIM profitability
• Flank includes:
• Lock down solution with modular standards
  
• Undermine manufacturing base
  
• Use CDMA needs to threaten Analog Devices partnership
• Use Legal impacts to defocus Analog Devices from RIM
  
• Cover e-mail & PIM only devices
  
• RIM is adding voice to platform.  Could be great but adds to battery overhead and complexity. 
  
• Find a partner who is building an always on email device, with good keyboard. 
  
• Other Intellisync partners can develop voice integrated versions of devices
• 4.9.3.2 Genentech strategies for success
  
• 4.9.4 Chasm positioning (Crossing the chasm p158 - The positioning process) based on strategic process/ tools (S12, )
  
• 4.9.4.1 Understand Al Morgan's success in bootstraping a consulting business
• 4.9.4.3 Job oriented Presentation (rhlpos, ,) needs to stress & show evidence/results of:
• Use of strategic knowledge and tools to identify:
  
• Pitfalls of not doing - It's hard to get a clear understanding of the environmental situation so groups go with their experience + gut reaction to unexpected events.  Result is lack of change/optimization and a detuned VDS or typically 3 years of excess-waste and then cancellation.  Equally no point in developing change program if power hierarchy can & will resist it, but GM may lose job. 
  
• Key environmental forces & signals.  Typically these are cross functional and interact with the product/ solution attributes to define SWOT.  ACT AS SENSOR Needs experience of analyzing environments, KNOWLEDGE (technical and strategic) to understand what information implies & being aware and having acted on key signals as well as taking time/focus to gain access to real environmental signals.  Conclude what change is necessary. 
  
• Product VDS match including modularity analysis, commodity flow capabilities, and VDS company disruption status.
  
• Potential competitive advantage (choices of what to do/not to do) gained from cross functional review of SWOT.  AWARENESS of potential strategies (schemas) and caveats. 
  
• Vision, focus/missions for program managers.  Need practical approach (MY PROCESS & EXPERIENCE) to define what can be done in this system & environment. 
  
• Target customer segments & chasm crossing strategy.  Practical segmentation experience identifying REAL EYES. 
  
• Design of VDS to maximize end-to-end rate of flows with overlaid rate control structure
• Pitfalls of not doing - Bottlenecks in VDS (consulting risk, Support fixed costs, ) while people push hard on non-Rate Determining Steps.  VP disappointed with "execution". 
  
• Iterative life cycle enables flows of modules/ feedback end-to-end - high risk first in shell form with resulting learning. 
  
• Use of system theory (fifth discipline) to Identifying system bottlenecks and fix them appropriately
• Strategic assessment to match pre-conditions to commitments for cost/quality and rewards
  
• Experience & Process for catalyzing change from functional to controlled dynamic market end-to-end program. 
  
• Pitfalls of not doing - Execution will not build learning effectively.  Will result in frustration and gravity towards more of the same. 
  
• OpenMail lab system & IUM mobile program demonstrate experience. 
  
• Value chain alignment including partner integration mechanisms
  
• Process life cycle for iterative development with functional transitions
• Test with:
• Marta [],
  
• Does your company need this? - What is the problem?
  
• Who would be most interested?
• How would they solve this problem?
• Where would they look for help/
• 4.9.4.4 Chasm positioning notes for each target type:
• 4.9.5 CAS educational presentations [update done] RHL
  
• 4.9.5.0 PDCA
• 4.9.5.0.1 First line of body of any presentation should have printable text in it.  [pdCa done] RHL
• Remove leading blank lines [pdcA, pdcA done] RHL 
• Process leading lines remblankls [code done] RHL 
• 4.9.5.0.2 Paged outputs should report the current and max subpage [pdcA done] RHL
  
• 4.9.5.0.2.0 pdCa
  
• 4.9.5.0.2.0.1 pdCa max page should not include the backup slides beyond the end of the presentation
• 4.9.5.0.2.0.1.1 Set the end of presentation with .pres.end which will define the end page, but not the total pages [pdcA done] RHL
  
• 4.9.5.0.2.0.1.1.1 If end of presentation defined use this in reporting the total pages [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.5.0.2.0.1.2 No next page link on end page [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.5.0.2.0.1.2 No prev page link on end page + 1 if it exists [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.5.0.2.0.1.3 Replace pend if it is included with new page [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.5.0.2.0.1.4 Report when in backup area [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.5.0.3 The page controls should not be present in the print xml [pdCa done] RHL
• Deploy <span class= "navbarnew">non printing html</span> [pdcA done] RHL 
• 4.9.5.0.4 Nature of CAS presentation [pdCa part done] RHL
  
• No sentences [
  This presentation introduces complex adaptive systems (CAS) looking at their components, structure and properties. 
  
  pdCa done] RHL
  
• Should not use the third person [
  This presentation introduces complex adaptive systems (CAS) looking at their components, structure and properties. 
  
  pdCa done] RHL
  
• Claims that the US sub-prime housing crash, increasing cost of health care and the development of coral atolls are key CAS effects must be justified.  Add system examples demonstrating the claims [pdcA done] RHL 
• Must show how they map to recipes, aggregates of components and strategies [pdCa done] RHL
• Reading printed presentation must visually position hrefs [pdCa done] RHL 
• 4.9.5.0.5 Agent based programming presentation [
  This presentation applies complex adaptive system (CAS) agents to computer programming. 
  
  pdCa done] RHL
  
• The term 'evolved systems' means nothing to a non-biologist.  [pdCa done] RHL
• Replace with Natural systems that have developed through evolution' [pdcA done] RHL 
• inherent problems description is too abstract to convey any meaning - provide concrete examples [pdCa done] RHL
• My friend wonders why her skype service is not running.  Eventually she reboots her PC in frustration.  The responsible Microsoft engineers are unaware of her problems
• Steve Jobs explains 'it's not the customers job to know they'd like an iPhone, its mine'.  
• My firefox browser fails to restart a previous session.  It's a typical brittle piece of software struggling to cope with the unexpected.  
  
• In contrast humans operate flexibly for decades without any reboots. 
  
• Adaptive web framework codelet test system is a mouthful [pdCa done] RHL
• Smiley is an agent in 'Tinker Tailor' [pdcA done] RHL 
• Generalized data structures is totally unhelpful [pdCa done] RHL
  
• Use Unix byte stream analogy to introduce emergent brick [pdcA done] RHL 
• Signalling cascade is too deep assuming a knowledge of RNA polymerase [pdCa done] RHL
  
• Describe transcription [pdcA done] RHL 
• Agent models not understandable [pdCa done] RHL
• Link model to the description of a model in the backup slides [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Operon concept not explained [pdCa done] RHL
• High level description of DNA operon added [pdcA done] RHL
  
• 4.9.5.0.6 JIT based programming presentation [
  This presentation applies just-in-time methods to computer programming with analysis based on complex adaptive system (CAS) theory. 
  
  pdCa done] RHL
• Problem is too abstract [pdCa done] RHL
• Discuss Turing machine and von Neumann implementation [pdcA done] RHL
• Discuss sequential code with jumps generated for von Neumann computer architecture [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Discuss small machine -> windows and objects hierarchies [pdcA not done] RHL 
• Not clear why object oriented strategy is insufficient [pdCa done] RHL
• Application object decomposition still designed specifically for each situation [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Object still encapsulates an instruction stream rather than goals [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Designer still decides at design time what scenarios are covered and how they are processed [pdcA done] RHL 
• 4.9.5.0.7 termination of active presentation stream should operate logically and not invalidate the remaining presentation [pdCa done] RHL 
• 4.9.5.0.7.1 prescan (pscanipstream) should have a picture of which html names (paged) will be excluded by filtering, and hrefs to these should be removed rather than an error be reported [pdCa done] RHL
• pscanipstream could use full file stream [pdCa rejected] RHL
  
• includestream can include the full file stream for pscanipstream, but leave the start and end tags in the steam [pdcA part done] RHL 
• File is opened by mergeistream, which is aware of the filename, and then file stream is processed by pscanipstream, which does the includestreams and remblanks.  Subsequently mergeistream calls includemistream, concatistream and remblankls. 
  
• includemistream recursively loads within mergeistream but not within a presentation stream [pdCa done] RHL 
• concatistream performs the transforms for mergeisteam [pdCa done] RHL 
• For presentation it adjusts headings, implements page controls, hnames, href resolution;
• includestream calls itself recursively and includesblock which calls checkistarted. 
  
• pscanipsteam would have to later remove the inactive parts of the steam [pdcA not done] RHL
• checkistarted is aware of -<ignore stream name> tag attribute.  So pscanipstream would have to alter its interface to checkistarted.  
• pscanipstream could call it twice (if reset donestart) with one call having the $Awfif::pages-> {path} altered.  [pdcA not done] RHL
  
• pscanipstream calls senseistream which calls includestream
• pscanipstream can maintain a state (inactivestream) based on the tags.  [pdca not done] RHL.  In the inactive state it would:
• Record the html names found, but tag them as inactive [pdcA not done] RHL 
• Hrefs (presentation format and html) would be stripped of control structure, rather than errored or resolved [pdcA not done] RHL
  
• New pages requests would be ignored [pdcA not done] RHL 
• Start tags would change state [pdcA not done] RHL 
• Or pscanipstream could copy the file stream over to another stream and do the special analysis from here, and then proceed to do the regular operations with the filestream [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Scan the full stream with pscanipfullstream [pdCa done] RHL
  
• Unresolvable hrefs (presentation format (2) and html) that are present in the full stream would be stripped of control structure, rather than errored or resolved [pdcA1, 2, html (3, 4) part done] RHL 
• The html resolution table should include an indication of html names within pages that are part of ignored streams [pdcA done] RHL 
• Record the $Awfif::pages-> {fullname} during the full prescan [pdcA done] RHL 
• Handle wrapping <a name structures> with sensesistream like function findhname [update done] RHL
  
• getnamespage should handle ignored names correctly [pdCa done] RHL
  
• Need to capture negative page references.  change [^-*]+)--> to .+)--> [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Event processor should record ignored stream page names [pdcA done] RHL 
• $Awfif::pages-> {hname} {name} not present but $Awfif::pages-> {fullname} {name} exists could be deployed -ve [pdCa done] RHL 
• Will need to iterate over the {fullname} rather than the {hname} [pdca done] RHL
  
• Html references including file names must be resolved by referencing the resolution table and then removed [pdcA done] RHL 
• Html references within the presentation without a file name qualifier should be removed [pdCa done] RHL
  
• 4.9.5.0.7.1.0 pdca
• 4.9.5.0.7.1.0.1 includemistream should not allow loops in the call recursion network.  Block loop calls with includemistok [pdcA, 2 done] RHL 
• 4.9.5.0.7.1.0.1.1 includemistok will set the error display when a loop is found.  Generate web must reset the error display [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.5.0.7.2 pscanipstream should only need to run once per case [pdcA done] RHL 
• 4.9.5.0.7.3 Need to be able to specify multiple ignore parameters -dummy -resweb - otherweb [pdCa done] RHL
  
• 4.9.5.0.7.3.1 checkistarted will need support from a special matching function [pdCa done] RHL
  
• checkistarted can capture the multiple parameters with (.*)( -->)+ [pdCa done] RHL
  
• Match one from multiple ignore parameters with matcharg [pdcA done] RHL 
• 4.9.5.0.7.3.2 includesblock [pdCa done] RHL
  
• guarded by checkistart
  
• 4.9.5.0.7.3.3 includestream [pdCa done] RHL
  
• 4.9.5.0.7.3.3.1 includestream must handle multiple ignore args 
1. Capture all the ignore args with .* [pdcA done] RHL
   
• No - to capture effectively it had to be (.+)*
  
2. Capture all the ignore args with (.+)* [pdcA done] RHL
3. Capture all the ignore args with (.+)* [pdcA done] RHL
4. Should use matcharg strategy [pdcA done] RHL
5. The code [^-->] does not work and should be changed but independent of args pdca [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.5.0.7.3.4 includemistream [pdCa done] RHL
• It uses checkistarted to ensure its form of start tag is valid
• 4.9.5.0.7.3.5 pscanipstream [pdCa done] RHL
  
• 4.9.5.0.7.4 Need to modularize the presentation includes so that can turn off specific pages [pdCa part done] RHL 
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.1 Add start and end tags to slides of JIT programming presentation [pdcA done] RHL
  
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.2 Add start and end tags to slides of agent based programming presentation [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.3 Update start and end tags for slides of schematic plans presentation [pdcA done] RHL
  
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.4 Update start and end tags for slides of a program for progress presentation [pdcA done] RHL 
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.5 Convert prespfp to modular include based presentation [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Executing indirect-keyword 'source. incstream' of ipnocstrategy1 and ipnocstrategy1c1 causes 1 to loop.  It does not once the 1c1 is made c1.  [pdCa not done] RHL
  
• Indirect-keyword 'includestream' still uses ([^-->]+)* as its capture term prior to the --> It should be updated as in 4.9.5.0.7.3.3.1.5 [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Executing 'source. incstream' results in additional lines, from beyond the include stream to be added to the contents for the page [pdCa done] RHL
  
• The completion of the contents for a page must be formalized so that it does not get added too if the pstate is set to 1 again by a end tag, start tag [pdcA1, 2 done] RHL 
• Review pfp slides and remove any inappropriate ones from resweb [
  This presentation discusses program management using complex adaptive system (CAS) theory. 
  
  pdCA done] RHL
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.6 Convert prescas to modular include based presentation [pdcA done] RHL
• CAS are all around the world i[p]nocconc1 must still be added [pdcA done] RHL 
• Review cas slides and remove any inappropriate ones from resweb [
  This presentation introduces complex adaptive systems (CAS) looking at their components, structure and properties. 
  
  pdCA done] RHL
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.7 Convert presecs to modular include based presentation [pdcA done] RHL
• Modular inversions of pages [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Include of modular inverted pages [pdcA done] RHL 
• Review ecs slides and remove any inappropriate ones from resweb [pdCA done] RHL
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.8 Convert presscp to modular include based presentation [pdcA done] RHL
• Indirect-keyword 'source. incstream' checks .pres.href but is getting confused about 'represented using a .include .href (' interpreting it as a reuse of pres [pdCa done] RHL
• Tie the update to the .pres [pdcA done] RHL 
• See how much slower the current implementation strategy is when using modular structures [pdCa done] RHL
  
• Linear presentation generation takes 1min 20secs. 
  
• Modularized presentation generation takes 3mins 20secs.  
• Add a modular exit to tag system [pdcA done] RHL
  
• turns out that one of the reg ex operations was resetting each time it failed while processing a buffer with a lot of match strings.  It would process the data over and over again until it got clean through.  Recoded the code block instead. 
  
• Review scp slides and remove any inappropriate ones from resweb [
  This presentation reviews planning using complex adaptive system (CAS) theory.  Genes and ideas reflect CAS properties. 
  
  pdCA done] RHL
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.9 Convert presjip to modular include based presentation [pdcA done] RHL
• Can't use ind.include (includemistream) for the inclusion.  See if that is consistant with the goals of ind.include [pdCa done] RHL
  
• Indirect-keyword 'ind.include' is really a recursive call to imergeistream, with the bodtype forced to the type requested in the parameter.  If the ind.include uses bodtype of 4 mergeistream will block the call to includemistream.  If the bodtype is not a 4, as was the case in my mistaken usage, the presentation commands will not be resolved so the use is inappropriate but proceeds. 
  
• It may be better in this situation to change the ind.include into a logical source .incstream, by switching the call to includestream, but maybe not in every scenario?  [pdCA not done] RHL 
• Otherwise could potentially disallow use of ind.include when current bodtype is 4 [pdCA not done] RHL 
• Review JIP slides and remove any inappropriate ones from resweb [
  This presentation applies just-in-time methods to computer programming with analysis based on complex adaptive system (CAS) theory. 
  
  pdCA done] RHL 
• Software development problem ignores virtual functions and inheritence.  Add details [pdcA done] RHL 
• Software development problem ignores event based programming.  Add details [pdcA done] RHL
  
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.10 Convert presabp to modular include based presentation [pdcA done] RHL
• Review ABP slides and remove any inappropriate ones from resweb [
  This presentation applies complex adaptive system (CAS) agents to computer programming. 
  
  pdCA done] RHL
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11 Need tool to check the links in a generated dir are valid ithrefcheck [pdcA done] RHL 
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0 pdca
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.1 Should handle <a href= "#" onClick= etc. [pdcA done] RHL 
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.2 Should only report error once [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.2.0 pdca
  
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.2.0.1 Should not lock out further link tests to page [pdCa done] RHL 
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.2.0.1.0 pdca
  
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.2.0.1.0.1 Adding element url-> {hrefs} [4] in ithrefaddhname and then checking for its being undefined in ithrefchlinks locks out counting of link failures.  Change chlinks to use [5] for the signal of the report of the error [pdCa, 2 done] RHL
  
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.2.1 url-> {openfails} can become a string with a count and each file [pdcA done] RHL
  
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.2.1.1 process url-> {openfails} updates with ithrefofail [pdcA done] RHL 
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.2.1.1.1 invert ithrefofail to support ithrefofret as iithrefof [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.2.1.2 process url-> {linkfails} updates with ithreflfail [pdcA not needed] RHL
  
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.2.1.2.0 pdca
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.2.1.2.0.1 certain link failures are not being detected.  The bad links have valid file names but these are of the form ../stage/ <filename and ext>.  The path is causing the link matches to fail.  Must setup a search of the link structures url-> {links} based on all potentially specified paths.  [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.2.1.2.0.1.1 invert the link search code from ithrefcheck as ithrefchlinks  [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.2.1.2.0.1.1.0 pdca
  
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.2.1.2.0.1.1.0.1 ithrefchlinks should be aware of %\d\d in hrefs and convert these into ascii before checking against name list [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.2.1.2.0.1.2 provide ithrefchlinks with the appropriate path derived from $dir [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.2.1.2.0.1.2.0 pdca
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.2.1.2.0.1.2.0.1 present all appropriate paths [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.2.1.2.0.1.2.1 identify the appropriate path derived from $dir using ithrefdpath [pdcA done] RHL
• url-> {parentdir} [item] contains the url's path specification or the visited files provided dir.  For the visited files that could mean an absolute path such as c:/RSS/ resweb2/
  
• url-> {filename} [item] contains the url's file name or HTTP etc. or the visited file name so can seach the filenames for any that match visited and then reply with '../' . parentdir if it is a relative path.  If it is absolute will have obtain the final dir in the path. 
  
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.2.2 Only report the failure when url-> {openfails} does not contain the file and dir [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.2.2.1 process url-> {openfails} reports with ithrefofret [pdcA done] RHL 
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.2.2.2 process url-> {linkfails} reports with ithreflfret [pdcA not needed] RHL
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.3 Failure to open a fully specified http ref of form 'file:///C:/... .htm' locks up the parent child protocol.  The protocol should be robust to this [pdCa 1, 2 & 2+, 3, 4, 5, done] RHL
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.3.1 fully resolved hrefs will not relocate so they should be reported as issues [pdcA done] RHL 
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.3.2 ithrefcheck has no simple way to stop immediately.  It can be modified to test a stop command which would get it to terminate loops, stop generating writes and return at which point the stop can be performed by the child.  Until then should not be stopped [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.4 ithrefcheck strategy must decide on the bounds of the search.  If strategy is that check should only look at the target dir and check its links and file references.  If it aims to traverse all files that are file connected then it could traverse a huge structure [pdCa part done] RHL
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.5 Status should report first error from hrefcheck [pdcA, 2, 3 done] RHL
  
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.6 When open file report the caller as well as the called file name [pdcA done] RHL 
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.7 When there are multiple files that contain the same href link to another file ithrefaddlink is ignoring need to create links after the first file.  Add check that source matches on the finish test [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.8 When there are multiple files that contain the same href name to another file ithrefaddhname is ignoring need to create hnames after the first file.  Record source and then add check that source matches on the finish test [pdcA done] RHL
• This probably implies some checking, in ithrefcheck, on the hname must add source check ($isource) - $isource will be in hrefs-> {$name} [$i] [4]
  
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.9 Searching across directories is useful but can take a long time.  Want a way to control if cross directory search should be performed.  If not can just warn [pdCA part done] RHL
• Can get absolute file href with or without #locator.  Need to see if the absolute path leads to current dir. 
  
• Can get relative file href with or without #locator.  Need to see if the relative path moves from current dir. 
  
• Can get #locator.  That is fine. 
  
• Could add param to ithrefcheck which would indicate if want to constrain fopens to current dir.  Then awfise could have a menu item that toggles this capability. 
  
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.10 Inclusion of undesired source by start tag, start tag stop tag stop tag should be detected.  [pdCA done] RHL
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.10.1 Can detect #id <name> included more than once in a page in hrefcheck.  [pdcA not done] RHL
• Put end stop in the sources.  Just look for this is the target pages.  Should not be present. 
  
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.11 Record the directory selected for hrefcheck in the environment file and reuse [pdcA, 2 done] RHL
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.11.1 Need to record the address of tdirpath in the environment file when load cache during retrievefilters, like for Git [update done] RHL 
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.11.2 Record the tdir 'path' = '<directory path>' added to help web glossary [update done] RHL
  
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.11.2.0 pdca
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.11.2.0.1 Add the path data to the status report [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.11.2.1 Setup filter file for environent_file ind.include addglkey Martahelp for Marta [update done] RHL 
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.11.2.2 Setup filter file for environent_file ind.include addglkey RSS for resweb2 [update done] RHL
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.12 Record the initiation file selected for hrefcheck in the environment file and reuse [pdcA, 2 part done] RHL
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.12.1 Need to record the address of tfilename in the environment file when load cache during retrievefilters, like for Git [update done] RHL 
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.12.2 Record the tfile 'name' = '<initial file name>' added to help web glossary [update done] RHL 
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.13 When generator completes without errors - as detected in ip2write_t, and the target for hrefcheck is setup, ip2write_t should initiate the hrefcheck [pdca done] RHL
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.13.1  Note that are completing generator run [pdCa done] RHL 
• 4.9.5.0.7.4.11.0.13.2  If have completed generator run and no errors and hrefcheck target defined, call ip2start_cld launching hrefcheck [pdCA done] RHL
• 4.9.5.1 Template for presentations [update done] RHL 
• Initially use template 16 -> 27 [update done] RHL
  
• 4.9.5.2 Istrings for presentations [update done] RHL
  
• Update istrings library rss navigation adding presentation frame [update done] RHL
  
• 4.9.5.3 Awfpbs presentation extensions:
• 4.9.5.3.0 pcda
• 4.9.5.3.0.1 Replace left and right sub-banners with left and right arrows with appropriate links to next page and previous page [pdCA done] RHL
  
• Can use pages datastructure to allow the event processor to support the presentation infrastructure to alter the sub-banners before print output. 
  
• 4.9.5.3.0.1.1 When setup presentation left and right arrows share details in pages-> {prevlink} and {nextlink} [pdcA, 2, 3 done] RHL
• Mergeistream should be able to idenfify the details of the prev and next links to follow 
• Note the link info from $fcontpage, $fprev and $fnext. 
• 4.9.5.3.0.1.2 Can transform the subbanner with the presentation link details [pdCA done] RHL
• Need to setup the sub banner istrings so that for presentations it may include a start and end tag for the prev link and the next link.  
• Imported in istrings/[]/awfapres[27]rssrw2 from istrings/lib/awflibi.html rss banners2 -> rss bannerspr2 [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Wrap the subbanner hrefs with <(prev|next)links> link <(prev|next)linke> [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Import in help/istrings/[]/awfhpresweb[127] from istrings/lib/awflibi.html rss banners2 -> rss bannerspr2 [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Wrap the subbanner hrefs with <(prev|next)links> link <(prev|next)linke> [pdcA done] RHL
  
• For this transform fixfhrefs is positioned correctly. 
• Substitute the <(prev|next)links> link <(prev|next)linke> if they are defined and mapped.  [pdcA done] RHL
• Filter out the <(prev|next)links> and <(prev|next)linke> tag if they have been added and not replaced.  [pdcA done] RHL 
• The GIFs for previous and next must be generated [pdcA done] RHL
• The GIFs must be deployed to images directory of resweb2 and help/help/en [pdcA done] RHL  
• The GIFs must be referenced in the istrings rssbannerspr2 [pdcA done] RHL
• The GIFs must not be referenced for the non-presentation intro page in the istrings rssbannerspr2 [pdcA done] RHL
• Must set this up for resweb2 presentations [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Must set this up for help presentations [pdca done] RHL
  
• The GiFs must be part of the installation wix description [pdcA done] RHL 
• 4.9.5.3.0.1.3 Contents setting is ignored on the contents page.  It would be better if it was set to itself [pdCA done] RHL
• Contents var $fcontpage is not set when we are on the contents page.  Still need the info for pages-> {contlink}. 
  
• 4.9.5.3.0.2 A pres .href of (*) executes a tight loop [pdCA done] RHL
• mergeistream -> imergeistream -> concatistream (in while loop below concatstrefu1 working on pres or include .href decode)
• Now generating links with no name.  These were being detected by the sensors but were not cleared.   
• 4.9.5.3.0.3 The resweb2 dark web is a web site that is not open to the Internet.  It is a set of deployed HTML files in a directory which refer to each other via file based references relative to the directory.   when checked for bad links hangs on return from awfpresjit.htm [pdCA done] RHL
• Presentation awfpresjit has bad structure - spaces in the initial section which is cleared.  It introduces an include loop.  Checked for loop initiation. 
  
• 4.9.5.3.1 Indirect presentation stream [update done] RHL 
• Add new keyword <rhlwpipstreamtsspo> [update done] RHL
  
• And probe mapping {ipstrtss} [update done] RHL
  
• And set locality {ipstrtss} [update done] RHL
  
• And probe for {ipstrtss} [update done] RHL 
• And reset locality {ipstrtss} [update done] RHL 
• And assign numeric value for presentation streams for {htc} 4 (integrate as an augmented html text stream => 1) [done] RHL
  
• 4.9.5.3.2 '.pres.newpage.' must allow completion of the current case generated page and then a repeat of the current case to generate a further page with the next part of the indirect body [update1, update2, update3 done] RHL
• Align bodtype 1 and 4 [update4, update5 done] RHL
  
• Set the active state when newpage is detected [update6 done] RHL 
• Concatenate the record if the wanted page is the current page [update7 done] RHL
• Reset active when complete stream and wanted >= page max [update8 done] RHL
  
• Pages data structure initialized [done] RHL 
• File name extension must be setup for generated wanted page - 0 => main file.htm, 1 => main file1.htm etc. [update done] RHL
  
• File name extension must be appended to output file name when present [update done] RHL 
• When complete the page need to deploy a previous - next record
  
• If the wanted page is 0 and pages is active want a next page link only [update done] RHL
  
• If the wanted page is > 0 and pages is active want a previous and next page link [update done] RHL
  
• If the wanted page is > 0 and pages is not active want a previous page link only [update done] RHL 
• Prev - next jumps around uncontrollably [pdCa done] RHL
  
• If linecount is < minlinecount then write <br> for each missing line.  [pdcA, 2 failed] RHL 
• Wrapped lines mean next still jumps about
• 4.9.5.3.3 '.pres.href#'
  
• 4.9.5.3.3.0 pdca
• 4.9.5.3.3.0.1 process '.include.href#' [pdcA done] RHL 
• 4.9.5.3.3.0.2 parens round the setup link is confusing remove [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Scan for string [update done] RHL
• If found in names table deploy resolved html page reference [update done] RHL
• Else note issue and highlight [update done] RHL
• Buffer can be split into multiple components across the reference text [pdCa done] RHL
• If don't find the text completion delimiter, but do find the end of buffer deply the start of the href, and then wait for the next buffer for the completion [pdcA done] RHL
  
• 4.9.5.3.4 '.pres.name#' 
• Prescan for string [update done] RHL
• Precscan with pscanipstream [update done] RHL
• If not present in names table record in names table referenced to presentation page [update done] RHL
• Else note double declaration and highlight [update done] RHL
• Its an error to add a name that is not in the active stream and should be flagged.  Need to know stream and that it is active.  [pdCa done] RHL
  
• Add state operations of pscanihstream [pdcA done] RHL 
• If its duplicate is in an include stream optionally use the first to occur as the page link and ignore the others (4.12.4.5.1.0.1.0.3)
  
• 4.9.5.3.5 Print the complete presentation [update done] RHL 
• Collate each page of the presentation [update done] RHL 
• With a new page added [update done] RHL
  
• Link to the printable presentation [update done] RHL 
• Print the stream [update done] RHL
• 4.9.5.3.6 Include source stream with subscripted tag (4.12.4.5.1.0.1)
  
• 4.9.5.3.7 Html hrefs should be resolved to their hrefname within the generated body pages if their target html has been paged [design, update done] RHL 
• 4.9.5.3.7.1 External streams referencing generated pages names must check the namepage map [update done] RHL
  
• 4.9.5.3.7.1.1 Get the page of a paged name for an external href getnamespage [code done] RHL 
• pdCa Setup the path for the external reference [pdCA done] RHL
• Collect the path when target defined [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Deploy the path in getnamespage [pdcA done] RHL 
  
• pdCa Files with no paged names in should only force access to getnamespage once [pdCa done] RHL 
• Files with no paged names in should only force access to getnamespage once [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.9.5.3.7.1.2 Merge the page into the external reference [update done] RHL 
• 4.9.5.3.8 Html hnames deployed within a paged body stream should be identified somehow so that hrefs to them can be correctly resolved [update done] RHL 
• 4.9.5.3.8.1 Html hnames deployed within a paged body stream can be identified and mapped in the main html page (initial page) [update done] RHL
• 4.9.5.3.9 Contents page should be present and accessible from link on total page count [update done] RHL 
• 4.9.5.3.9.0 pdca
• .pres.href is changed to .include.href in source.incstream so need to handle this when removing the html controls [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Generate the contents page merge [update done] RHL 
• Use the concatenated merge buffer as a template for the contents page [pdCa rejected] RHL
  
• Copy the catenated buffer for printing and replace the body with contents stream [pdcA rejected] RHL 
• Use a contents string '.pres.contpage.' as a special new page to iterate an extra contents page [pdCa done] RHL 
• Prescan contents string [pdCa done] RHL
  
• Identify the title of each page of the presentation [update done] RHL 
• While removing blank lines at start can record the first text line [pdCa rejected] RHL
  
• While prescaning presentation can find first non-blank line and then record the first text line [pdCa done] RHL
  
• Copy the initial text line into the current page of $Awfif::pages-> {contents}[page] [pdcA, >2< done] RHL 
• Initialize $Awfif::pages-> {contents} when start a new presentation [update done] RHL
  
• Remove html controls from items in $Awfif::pages-> {contents} [update done] RHL 
• Flanking <h\d> and <\/h\d> should be removed from titles [update1 done] RHL 
• Flanking <a contents > and <\/a> should be removed from titles [update1 done] RHL
  
• Flanking .pres.href#<name>( and ) should be removed from titles [update1 done] RHL
• Start & end tags should be removed from titles [update1 done] RHL
• Remove any <ul> [update1 done] RHL
  
• Trailing <br> should be removed from titles [update1 done] RHL
  
• Add titles to contents page [update, 2 done] RHL
  
• Need to add page links but must take account of the content page in the calculations - it should not have a link to itself [pdCa done] RHL
  
• Link general pages to the contents page [update1, 2, 3 done] RHL
  
• Need to know the contents page [update done] RHL
  
• Print the stream [update not required] RHL 
• Update the 'spe' page with new presentation command [update done] RHL
  

4.11 Structural analysis of Job market

4.11.1 Positional analysis typically enables the SWOT of the current situation.  It is founded on an understanding (1, ) of the underlying elements and forces that make up the environment. 

• 4.11.1.1 Complete structural analysis [in progress] RHL
• 4.11.1.2 Maintain ongoing SWOT snapshots of structure [done] RHL
  

With San Jose in the middle of the burst bubble, and technology and cost management encouraging acceptance of outsourcing, competition has been high for any job. 

While Bush economic stimulus has ramped profitability, the lack of demand stimulus from a driver like Reagan-Thatcher globalization is limiting the catalyst of startup/new product creation in high tech.  It is likely that the salary impacts on profitability during the .com boom, has encouraged the economies leaders to restructure the world economy to create more supply ubiquity.  With such an evolved amplifier operating it will be key to understand the evolving CAS structures.  This will help assign the right structural aspects to the present job market. 

Material science is a powerful driver

Biotech seems to value the same creative structures as pre-bubble high tech, and the regulatory structure constrains the ramp of .com. 




Intensity of rivalry among existing competitors

Tactics include: differential access to hiring managers, price competition, enhanced qualifications, and skills.  Price competition can leave the whole group of unemployed less profitable.  Advertising of differentiated job opportunities (new role, process or design experience) matched to the market acceptance may expand the whole employment segments opportunities. 

The general similarity of employees for a particular function indicates that mavericks will make moves aware that they will not be detected by other job seekers.  Similarity also promotes hiring managers to drive down salaries.  Unique differentiation creates layers of insulation and loyalty. 

However, the variety of job seeking strategies employed can come into conflict. 

Slow target industry growth implies market share competition which further limits the need for additional hiring.  High growth industries tend to need extra resources.  However, many different job seekers may target the growth segments and accept limited profits to enter the segment. 

Silicon Valley residents and trained product managers are both likely to persist in targeting the same jobs as me. 



Shifting rivalry

If host industries shift from growth to maturity the rivalry will intensify and profits will reduce.  Weaker companies will have to exit.  The arrival of Chinese and Indian job seekers significantly changes the hiring dynamic. 



Substitutes

In computer software includes: automation, researchers, new graduates, post graduates and replacement with open source which has great price performance but limited profitability. 

In biotech include: doctors, molecular biologists - post graduates. 



The bargaining power of hiring managers

Hiring managers compete with the job seeker by forcing down salaries, bargaining for higher qualifications and more experience, and playing competing candidates off against one another, all at the expense of the job seekers profitability. 

The power of the hiring manager group depends on a number of characteristics of its market situation and on the relative importance of its job fulfillment relative to the rest of its business.  Hiring managers are powerful if:

• The group is concentrated or it hires large numbers of employees relative to the total demand for employees.  When a hiring managers business hires high volumes of "this products" skills then its demand will be affected by its business results.  When fixed costs dominate the hiring industry (bulk chemicals) then it is important to keep capacity filled.  
  
• The "target" employee costs are a significant fraction of the buyer's costs or purchases.  The hiring managers will tend to expend the resources necessary to shop for a favorable salary, and hire selectively. 
  
• The "target" employee is standard or undifferentiated.  Hiring managers, sure that they can always find alternative suppliers, may play one off against another. 
  
• Engineering managers face few switching costs - the use of Indian or Chinese employees will not impact the effectiveness of the key business processes. 
  
• The profitability of the hiring manager's business is low so they are motivated to reduce purchasing costs. 
  
• Hiring managers can redeploy and retrain their current employee base (backwards integrate) rather than hire outside.  When suppliers forward integrate (Consult) into the hiring managers industry they tend to neutralize the use of backwards integration. 
  
• The "target" employee is unimportant to the quality of the hiring manager's companies' products or services.  When the quality of these products is very much affected by the quality of the "target" employee the hiring managers are less salary sensitive.  Major failures would need to create huge losses. 
  
• The hiring manager has full information about demand, salaries, and salary history and will aim to get a favorable salary
To cope with hiring manager power it is good to avoid concentrated industries with low profits. 



Bargaining power of suppliers

Universities and business schools, Companies laying off and loosing employees as well as foreign countries supply knowledge, experience, and cost bases, used by potential employees that define how attractive they are to hiring managers.  Venture firms supply capital to startup firms.  Wall street supplies market capital to build out high volume businesses. 

By increasing the price of supplied knowledge, providing knowledge to competitors at reduced cost, or offering lower costs of living these suppliers control a force of profitability of the market of employees.  Venture firms have a direct interest in their companies becoming successful.  However the post .com era has placed more careful scrutiny on the IPO criteria for transition from VC to market capital finance, and many Investment Banks company analysts are limited in the upside they can attribute to VC firms.  Hence the VCs have reduced opportunities to capture profits and the funding system has contracted. 

Suppliers' power tends to mirror hiring managers power. 

The Chinese and Indian cost structures are critically important since they dominate relative to all other cost bases.  It must be shown that they are not relevant.  

When companies are laying off employees in a general economic downturn their supply of trained, skilled employees to the market creates high impacts on profitability. 

Where qualifications are held by the majority of the hiring pool these will be used as a generic criteria of play. 

Most education is targeted at students, graduates, or company employees. 

MBA access costs are high. 

IEEE and society meetings are low cost and current.  The IEEE is motivated by companies and administrators to keep their engineering base refreshed. 


Government as a Force in hiring

The government of California and the Federal government affect the hiring environment in many ways:

Governments action against enemy states and terrorists directly and indirectly funds defense based industries and these can increase hiring. 

The present government's conservative political stance aids industry and capital, assuming that this will aid competitiveness and generate growth and jobs.  However, the focus on business profits enables companies to seek low cost labor when this is available.  Substitutes for US labor are allowed. 

The government's cheap money policy has enabled businesses to grow after the 2000+ recession. 

The support of the medical companies ensures that healthcare is rising for any employee. 


• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1 VBOT
  
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.0 PDCA
  
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.0.1 pdCa VBOT web is too large to look at
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.0.1.1 pdcA Only include majority of model agents when working on VBOT by switching on/off vbt include end tag [pdcA switch done] RHL 
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.0.2 VBOT mean fitness must be available as a two column tab separated text file: gen - x 1 to 2500, mean fitness - y (-5000 to 6000)[pdCa done] RHL
  
• Powerpoint slide can have its data format set to chart. 
  
• It will associate with a PowerPoint file internal excel chart. 
  
• Click on edit data to access the internal data for the chart. 
  
• A txt file with column data separated by tab can have col 1 = VBOT generation <tab> col 2 = VBOT mean fitness
  
• Copy the VBOT data to the clipboard and then paste into the internal PowerPoint chart excel data sheet. 
  
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.0.2.1 Maintain the VBOT mean fitness per generation and output it to a txt file [pdcA done] RHL 
• uvgfithist sets up the mean for the generation.  Make the allocation generation indexed [pdcA done] RHL 
• ivfitoutput outputs the mean fitness for the generation.  Make the output generation indexed and don't undefine the reported mean [pdca done] RHL 
• itstorevmfit outputs the mean fitness data to the file ../excel/ vbotmfit.txt [pdcA done] RHL
  
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.0.3 VBOT should only have current and possibly next schematic structures loaded at any time. [pdcA done] RHL 
• Backup vbtgmcdcache [pdcA done] RHL
  
• vbotga data should include scmap0 and scmapc [pdcA done] RHL
• vbotga structure should contain scmap0 and scmapc [pdcA done] RHL
• Update vbtiopbuilder1 [pdcA done] RHL
• Change vbotga-> {scmap} [0] to vbotga-> {scmap0} [pdcA done] RHL
• Setup vbotga-> {scmap0} [pdcA done] RHL
• Update retrievevbtgmfromfiles [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Update retrievecscmap [pdcA done] RHL
• Should load the 0 generation to {scmap0} and current generation into {scmapc} which will only have 0 generation, current generation, and next generation {scmapn} [pdcA done] RHL
• Update vbotga [pdcA done] RHL
• Copy the scmapn to scmapc at completion of each generation [pdcA done] RHL
  
• Update vbotmutate
  
• Use vbotga-> {scmapc} for mutation [pdcA done] RHL 
• Update storecscmap [pdcA done] RHL
• Should append the current generation to scmap file [pdcA done] RHL
• N.B. fitness generation [4023] is the sum of two runs due to running two tests
  
• Update storetofiles [pdca done] RHL
  
• Update mmevolution [pdcA done] RHL 
• Update suwwfcdef [pdcA done] RHL
• Update cscmapieval [pdcA done] RHL
• Update fixoktomoves [pdcA done] RHL
• Update compwfctran [pdcA done] RHL
• Update rtokenmatch [pdcA done] RHL
• VBOT memetic description should include the loading, use and storing of scmap [
  This page discusses a complex adaptive system (CAS) implementation of a genetic algorithm (GA), Melanie Mitchell's robot-janitor built as a set of Copycat codelets integrated using agent-based programming.  The improvement in the operation of the robots over succeeding generations of applying the GA is graphed. 
  
  The CAS that generated, and operated the robot is reviewed, including the implementation details and codelet operational program flow, and the challenges and limitations of this implementation. 
  
  The schematic strings which make up the robot's genotype, as well as the signals which are sent to the nucleus of the robot's agents so that the agents can deploy the appropriate response strings (which activate codelets) are listed.  The Slipnet configuration required by the system to associate the schematic strings with programmatic forces (codelets) is also listed.  The codelets and supporting perl are also listed. 
  
  In the conclusion the limitations of the robot-janitor abstraction in studying emergence and creative evolution are discussed and alternative experimental frameworks are proposed.  One such, the schematic cell is the subject of a separate page in this web frame. 
  
  
  pdcA done] RHL
  
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.0.4 vbotga_scmap file format creates a file that is too large (815 Meg - 110M) to be backed up viably [pdCa done] RHL 
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.0.4.1 If a vbotga_scmap.dac (compressed) file exists use it to load scmap
  
• retrievevbtgmfromfiles [pdcA done] RHL
• retrievecscmap [pdcA done] RHL 
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.0.4.2 Convert the vbotga_scmap.dat file to a .dac file [pdcA done] RHL
  
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.0.4.2.1 Converter code smapc spawned from udir script [pdcA done] RHL
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.0.4.3 If a vbotga_scmap.dac (compressed) file exists use it to append additional scmap generation
  
• storevbtmgtofiles [pdcA done] RHL
• storecscmap [pdcA done] RHL
  
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.1 specify VBOT rules awf metafile
  
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.1.1 Metafile is specific awfrmp01.html and is expected to be in directory /html
  
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.1.1.1 Move to meta directory [update done] RHL 
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.1.1.1.1 awfvbtm01.html is VBOT  metafile
• Should get shared data from meta/lib/ awflibi.html includes [update part done] RHL 
• Includes should not terminate block on blockname_ as this is used within blocks [update done] RHL
  
• awfcpispe metafile web page should reference the meta [/inactive] directory awfrmp01 [update done] RHL
  
• awfpbs metafile awfrmp01 should indirectly source its meta data from meta/lib/ awflibi.html [update done] RHL
• Smiley still runs as expected with meta/ awfrmp01.html as indirect metafile [pdCa done] RHL
  
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.1.1.1.3 Metafile library metafile/lib/ awflibi.html should present all blocks by name [update done] RHL
  
• This page describes the Smiley infrastructure and codelets that instantiate the epiphenomena defined in the Meta file and Slipnet. 
  Infrastructure sensors are introduced. 
  The role of phenomena in shaping the environment is discussed. 
  The focusing of forces by phenomena in Smiley is discussed. 
  The Meta file association of case keywords with phenomena is included. 
  The codelets and supporting functions are included. 
  
  awfcpiphe perl phenomena web page should reference the meta library awflibi [update done] RHL
  
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.1.1.2 Load the first html file found in meta [update done] RHL
  
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.1.2 Keywords and tokens must load with VBOT's simple environment enabled
  
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.1.2.1 Smiley
  This page describes the Adaptive Web framework (AWF) test system and the agent programming framework (Smiley) that supports its operation. 
  Example test system statements are included.  To begin a test a test statement is loaded into Smiley while Smiley executes on the Perl interpreter. 
  Part of Smiley's Perl code focused on setting up the infrastructure is included bellow. 
  The setup includes:
  

  • Loading the 'Meta file' specification,
    
  • Initializing the Slipnet, and Workspaces and loading them
    
  • So that the Coderack can be called. 

  The Coderack, which is the focus of a separate page of the Perl frame then schedules and runs the codelets that are invoked by the test statement structures. 
  
  language environment must not be enabled
  
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.1.2.1.1 Or impact Slipnet setup
  
• The Slipnet setup appears applicable to the VBOT environment.  [
  This page describes the Copycat Slipnet. 
  The goal of the Slipnet is reviewed. 
  Smiley's specialized use of the Slipnet is introduced. 
  The initial Slipnet network used by the 'Merge Streams' and 'Virtual Robot' agent-based applications is setup in initchemistry and is included. 
  The Slipnet infrastructure and initialization functions are included. 
  
  pdCa done] RHL
  
• The Slipnet relations should be checked to ensure they are applicable [
  This page describes the Copycat Slipnet. 
  The goal of the Slipnet is reviewed. 
  Smiley's specialized use of the Slipnet is introduced. 
  The initial Slipnet network used by the 'Merge Streams' and 'Virtual Robot' agent-based applications is setup in initchemistry and is included. 
  The Slipnet infrastructure and initialization functions are included. 
  
  pdCa done] RHL
  
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.1.2.1.2 Or impact Workspace setup [pdCa loadfile, setupkw done] RHL 
• Workspace object x $Awfif::memes-> {wsocbegins} and {wsocstarts} => wsol-> {l} [x] [21] and [x] [22] must not be required [pdCa nextmskwchild done] RHL 
• Only seems begins and ends are required for slistkwbuilder and srcdkwbuilder which seems reasonable (getcontainedkwi). 
  
• setupkw [pdCa kwbracketd, assocmeta done] RHL 
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.1.2.2 The square can be defined in the rules [update part done] RHL 
• Can describe the schematic structure in the metafile and then read that stream into devbtwldbuilder [update not done] RHL
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.1.2.3 The cans can be defined in the rules [update not done] RHL
  
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.1.3 Actions that can be made by the VBOT
  
• Move north
• Move south
• Move east
• Move west
• Pick up can
  
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.1.4 Reward for can pick up + 10
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.1.5 Penalty for attempt to pick up -1
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.1.6 Penalty for trying to walk into wall -5
  
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.2 Initiate with modified statement awfart04 as test/awfvbt01 [update done] RHL
  
• pdCa Of part and statement processing
  
• Version 1 part model managers partevaluator & partbuilder are not emergent with specific if checks on descriptors:
  
• partwhole - mgpartbuilder issue model-(subject| object| verb| development)-> [devp]whole,
• partvalid - 
• partbuilder issue model- (subject| object| verb| development)-> valid,
• mcsobbuilder, mcssubbuilder, mmctbuilder, mmcrbuilder, mresddrbuilder (s|o) issue model-(subject| object| verb| development)-> goodresddr,
• mactsverbbuilder issue model-(subject| object| verb| development)-> goodsverb,
• mmcvbuilder issue model-(subject| object| verb| development)-> goodmverb,
• mactcverbbuilder issue model-(subject| object| verb| development)-> goodcverb, 
• msormbuilder issues model-(subject| object| verb| development)-> single|multiple,
• partconstrained - mcopbuilder, mcvpbuilder, mcspbuilder issue model-(subject| object| verb| development)-> constrained, 
• partintegrated & pmman - mviintbuilder, partintegrated issue model-(subject| object| verb| development)-> integrate;
  
• Version 2 of part managers could use schematic synchronization mechanism used in icompd's multiple cascade synchronized waiting with streamcomplete's dcrdowars and eventual completion by dcrdoslistbuilder's, or msadobbuilder's, call to proceed via depcdesc and depwardesc.  However, modeling of different parts can proceed in parallel, only the series of models for a part are required to wait. 
  
• Setup shared schematic state - Coderack already sets up wars ws [update not done] RHL
  
• Allocate structural Workspace operons (1, ) as for icompd cascades [update not done] RHL
  
• vbtiop builder initializes the cell cycle structures calling initschcon but only icompd initializes the wait structures calling initschwar.  Initialize the war structures for all synchronous aspects of statement [update not done] RHL
  
• Setup synchronized wait as in dcrdowars and uwars [update not done] RHL
• Initiate proceed [update not done] RHL
• statementscout (allpartsconstrained) ensures that all parts have model-()-> constrained. 
  
• statementevaluator - mwstdbuilder, mwstabuilder issue model-(subject| object| verb| development)-> [devp]whole.  But statement will want to wait for all parts and development to complete prior to initiating processing 
• statementbuilder - spdcabuilder, statementbuilder issue model-(subject| object| verb| development)-> valid,
• <development> develop square and cans </development>  sentence 'pickup in square cans'. 
• Associate search string with initiation of total VBOT run 
• Pickup declared in metafile [update done] RHL
  
• Pickup concept in Slipnet [update done] RHL 
• ptpickupt token associated with pickup [update done] RHL
• fastpath to pickup [linktoblr, blockedroute done] RHL 
• Associate subject, verb and object contained group operons with metafile keywords via match of their token sets with mkw codelet binding [subject, verb, object sbinding done] RHL 
• Part models must declare
  
• This page looks at how Smiley processes the statement, such as a test request, to ensure that each part of the statement is composed of groups. 
  Smiley does this through the operation of a part codelet which indirectly sponsors the modeling of the parts of the statement. 
  The modeling itself is performed by model codelets. 
  The part codelet synchronizes with the completion of the modeling. 
  The part evaluator's signal along with the associated operons and subgroup schematic sequences are included. 
  The group models' Slipnet associations are included. 
  The codelets and supporting functions are included. 
  
  Parts partevaluator whole (strategy) - can cope with mgpartbuilder modeling as long as parts contain operon -> deploy mis (indirect streams assumptions inspection) like codelet mdvbuilder to model and report to inspector 
• Use mis like codelet (binding) to model verb operon <pickup> <in> <square> to describe direct action in statement and update inspector mdvevaluator [sbinding, cbinding, code done] RHL
  
• Associate operon with <pickup> <in> <square> [update done] RHL 
• Setup mis like inspector (with binding) for verb mdvinspector [sbinding, cbinding, update done] RHL 
• mgpart -> whole [sbinding, cbinding, code no change needed] RHL 
• This page looks at how Smiley processes the statement, such as a test request, to ensure that each part of the statement is valid. 
  Smiley does this through the operation of a part codelet which indirectly sponsors the modeling of the parts of the statement. 
  The modeling itself is performed by model codelets. 
  The part codelet synchronizes with the completion of the modeling. 
  The part evaluator's signal along with the associated operons and subgroup schematic sequences are included. 
  The group models' Slipnet associations are included. 
  The codelets and supporting functions are included. 
  
  Parts partbuilder valid - replace bindings to mactsverb(v)/ mresddr(s|o), mcssub/ mcsob/ mactcverb, mmct/ mmcr/ mmcv, msorm with alternatives that describe the simple sentence parts as model-(subject| object| verb| develop)-> accept| goodresddr| goodsverb + single. 
  
• vbtmress -> model-(subject)-> goodresddr [sbinding, cbinding, ecode, bcode done] RHL 
• Schematic subgroup changed to bind vbtmress [update done] RHL
  
• vbtmreso -> model-(object)-> goodresddr [sbinding, cbinding, ecode, bcode done] RHL 
• Schematic subgroup changed to bind vbtmreso [update done] RHL
  
• vbtmactsverb -> goodsverb [sbinding, cbinding, ecode, bcode done] RHL 
• Schematic subgroup changed to bind vbtmactsverb [update done] RHL
  
• vbtmsorm -> single [sbinding, cbinding, ecode, bcode done but can use msorm] RHL 
• Schematic subgroup changed to bind vbtmsorm [update done] RHL
  
• This page looks at how Smiley processes the statement, such as a test request, to ensure that each part of the statement is constrained. 
  Smiley does this through the operation of a part codelet which indirectly sponsors the modeling of the parts of the statement. 
  The modeling itself is performed by model codelets. 
  The part codelet synchronizes with the completion of the modeling. 
  The part evaluator's signal along with the associated operons and subgroup schematic sequences are included. 
  The group models' Slipnet associations are included. 
  The codelets and supporting functions are included. 
  
  Parts partbuilder constrained - models mcsp/ mcvp/ mcop 
• vbtmcsp -> constrained [sbinding, cbinding, ecode, bcode done] RHL
  
• Schematic subgroup changed to bind vbtmcsp [update done] RHL
• vbtmcop -> constrained [sbinding, cbinding, ecode, bcode done] RHL
  
• Schematic subgroup changed to bind vbtmcop [update done] RHL
• vbtmcvp -> constrained [sbinding, cbinding, ecode, bcode done] RHL
  
• Schematic subgroup changed to bind vbtmcvp [update done] RHL
• This page looks at how Smiley processes the statement, such as a test request, to ensure that each part of the statement is integral. 
  Smiley does this through the operation of a part codelet which initiates a program to assess the integrity of the parts. 
  The modeling itself is performed by model codelets. 
  The group models' Slipnet associations are included. 
  The codelets and supporting functions are included. 
  
  Parts partbuilder integrated (pmman) - models miforall, mittar writes model-(iterator)-> goodtarget to sponsor, miter checks inspectors and model-(iterator)-> goodscope+target; if inspectors haven't run yet it runs itself again, mviint (requires model-(iterator)-> goodtarget/ goodscope in groupsponsor), pmman leverages mviint.
• There are no cross group aspects to the vbt statement so integration should just accept it [no update required] RHL
  
• Statement models must declare
  
• This page looks at how Smiley processes the statement, such as a test request, to ensure that the statement contains all required parts. 
  Smiley does this through the operation of a statement codelet which indirectly sponsors the modeling of the whole statement. 
  The modeling itself is performed by model codelets.  The group models' Slipnet associations are included.  The codelets and supporting functions are included. 
  
  Statement evaluator checks statementwhole (strategy) - mwsta and
  
• Development aspects of statement are whole (strategy) - mwstd which just accepts anything so could be used as is.
  
• developmentwhole calls partwhole (strategy) -  mgpart msalthr 
• Statement
  
• Builder releases codelets waiting on {model}-> {statementcategory}-> {valid}
  
• Inspections of all operons, found within the statement scope and associated in the Slipnet with an inspector, to assess if they are all complete.  If so statement will
  
• Implement pdca (strategy) - with which statement signals the dcycip codelet (sbinding, e, b);  aso agent signals initpdca (sbinding, e, b) which will deploy the {conceptpdca} descriptor within statement wso.  aso cascade also signals spdca (sbinding, e, b) which initiates further pdca cascade loops. 
  
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.3 Deploy random genetic models to VBOT initial population schema [update part done] RHL 
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.3.1 Smiley should generically load a memetic file
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.3.1.1 Make Smiley use first generic memetic file in memes loadffind [update done] RHL 
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.3.1.2 Smiley memes should be sourced from memes/ lib/ tmemes [update done] RHL
  
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.3.1.2.1 Smiley web pages should source from memes/ lib/ tmemes not memes
  
• swp - [update done] RHL
  
• dli - [update done] RHL
  
• sm - [update done] RHL
  
• pc - [update done] RHL
  
• ssc - [update done] RHL
  
• gm - [
  Plans emerge in complex adaptive systems (CAS) to provide the instructions that agents use to perform actions.  The component architecture and structure of the plans is reviewed. 
  
  update done] RHL
  
• sca - [update done] RHL
  
• al - [update done] RHL
  
• aso - [update done] RHL
  
• scs - [
  This page describes the specialized codelets that provide life-cycle and checkpoint capabilities for Smiley applications. 
  The codelets implement a Shewhart cycle. 
  The structural schematic nature of the cycle is described. 
  Transcription factor codelets operate the phase change controls. 
  How inhibitory agents are integrated into the cycle is described. 
  An application agent with management and operational roles emerges. 
  The codelets and supporting functions are included. 
  
  update done] RHL
  
• smo - [
  This page introduces the many ways a complex modeling and coordination activity can be implemented using agent-based programming (see presentation). 
  
  It describes how salient schematic alternative strings can be used to model a situation and make a decision under evolved control. 
  
  It also introduces bottom up model codelets and complex techniques that are covered more fully on other pages. 
  
  Constraints on the modeling process including requirements for timeliness, parallelism, synchronization and emergence of new models are discussed. 
  
  Once a schematic sequence is selected by a group codelet or any additional type of modeling codelet the codelet will initiate an iterative cycle of detect, signal, match, deploy.  This allows the actions of a schematically selected sequence of model codelets to aggregate into a focused agent. 
  
  A series of example signals sent by complex modeling codelets along with their associated operons and subgroup schematic sequences are included.  The signals are sent by the:
  

  • merge streams spdca builder - The initiator of merge streams's pdca cycle (see schematic pdca).
    
  • merge streams dcycip builder - The initiator of the planning phase of the merge streams's pdca cycle. 
    
  • merge streams cassert builder - The initiator of the mergestreams's case resolved assert true conditional cascade.  It is a structurally enhanced codelet which activates at the end of the 'do' phase and signals the nucleus. 
    
  • merge streams indsloc builder - The start locator codelet finds the application schemata's start operon
    
  • merge streams shsloc builder - A start locator codelet that finds an alternative start operon in the application schematic operon
    
  • merge streams rchpair builder - A receptor that detects and relays an application signal
    
  • pdca ecycdop builder - A cyclin simulation codelet which signals entry to the 'do' phase of the pdca. 
    
  • pdca acycchp builder - A cyclin simulation codelet which signals entry to the 'check' phase of the pdca. 
    
  • pdca bcycacp builder - A cyclin simulation codelet which signals entry to the 'act' phase of the pdca. 
    

  And the Slipnet configuration which activates the schematic subgroup sequence <mergestreams> <for> <case> <resolved> <assert> <true> is included. 
  
  update done] RHL
  
• sir - [
  This page describes a schematic system about abstracted neurons operating in a circuit. 
  The neuronal system was designed to focus in on the cellular nature of a schematically defined neuron. 
  The goals include:
  

  • Development of a system of cells, their differentiation and deployment into a neuron network. 
    
  • Abstract receptor operation must support interactions of a network of neurons and attached cells. 

  THE IMPLEMENTATION IS INCOMPLETE AND ONGOING. 
  The codelets and infrastructure are included. 
  
  update done] RHL 
• inp ? [
  This page looks at how Smiley processes the statement, such as a test request, to ensure that each part of the statement is integral. 
  Smiley does this through the operation of a part codelet which initiates a program to assess the integrity of the parts. 
  The modeling itself is performed by model codelets. 
  The group models' Slipnet associations are included. 
  The codelets and supporting functions are included. 
  
  update done] RHL
  
• sma ? [update done] RHL 
• scc ? [update done] RHL
  
• inh ? [update done] RHL
  
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.3.1.2.2 Smiley should transfer the appropriate initial memetic files to memes for an application to operate [update done] RHL 
• Copy the files to the memes directory with copyfiles [code done] RHL 
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.3.1.2.3 Smiley should only load awfmeu when testing [update (1, 2) done] RHL
  
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.3.2 Current generation VBOT  schemata would be present in mems/ lib/ vmemes/ vbtmem001-200.  vmemes should contain 200 files, one for each individual agent.  The trial file is:
  
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.3.2.1 Created [update done] RHL
  
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.3.2.2 001 selected and copied to memes with copyfiles [update done] RHL 
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.3.3 Transactions must be associated with an individual's nuclear Workspace not Slipnet (4.12.4.4.2.1.10.12.0.1)
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.3.4 Loading of schematic streams from the file store takes 15 minutes per VBOT  test.  Must reduce that overhead by orders of magnitude or a full test sequence will take weeks!
  
• Reduce the overhead of labinv1 use of msublabel (4.12.4.4.2.12.11)
• Persist VBOT when requested independently of awftest persistence (4.12.4.4.2.12.14.8)
• Perform persist when complete a test run [update not done] RHL 
• pdcA Each member of all generations of the population will be represented by a mapping from every schematically defined model codelet to an action codelet to signal.  The first VBOT of the initial generation will have his mappings defined from the loaded schemata which must be transferred to the mapping list [update not done] RHL
  
• The initial member of the first generation will have mappings setup.  Can look at each jhls entry for [18] sub elements that transactionally bind vbttoam[x]builder and then record these in $Awfif::vbotscmap [gen=0] [member = 1] (4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.8.4.2)
• All other vbots in the current generation will have the mapping defined randomly (4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.8.4.2)
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.4 Support genetic algorithm operation [update not done] RHL 
• The new generation of 200 files are created by application of genetic operators to the selected 10 schemata:
• The memetic files will be paired with endings a and b -> diploid effect. 
  
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.5 support relaunch of VBOT  instances 
• The statement and trial VBOT schemata would be deployed into adjacent Workspaces.  [update done] RHL
  
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.6 setup square, can Workspace and can instances
  
• Development will leverage cts development to create the development context Workspace (4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.8.6)
  
• Development would mps to a codelet that would deploy 10 Workspaces, each with 10 wso.  [update done] RHL
  
• Development would deploy a can Workspace with 20 wso. Randomly deploy a set of 20 cans and record the deployment for repeat tests.  [update done] RHL
  
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.7 setup environment for VBOT  operation
  
• Setup the VBOT context, setting action count to 200, and select a standard initial position for the VBOT (0 i.e. first v env ws, 0 i.e. tail wso + 1).  A statement descriptor, and development descriptor would release VBOT initialization agent codelet from inhibition.
  
• Release VBOT initiator from inhibition (4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.8.4.3)
• VBOT context deployed (4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.8.4.2)
• vbotsteps concept descriptor deployed to VBOT  context Workspace initialized to 200 steps (4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.8.4.2)
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.8 Define VBOT codelets [update part done] RHL
  
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.8.1 VBOT would be defined as an aggregate schematic agent.  The codelet cascades would include:
  
• A VBOT environment development initiator which initiates
  
• The VBOT development cascade. 
  
• A VBOT testing initiator sps launched by the group complete of the statement and removal of inhibition. 
  
• A test manager, 
  
• A model cascade initiator and
  
• An action cascade initiator. 
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.8.2 VBOT Model initiator codelet - While the VBOT  context action count > 0 the model cascade initiator would check the agents current position in the environment, and see if a model descriptor was deployed; If not the model initiator builder would signal the model implementers, and sponsor the cascade until the model descriptor is present. 
  
• When a model implementer identifies that it matches the current positions environmental signals.  it would signal its subgroup of model deployment codelets.  (if no operational pdca then there would just be one for each model implementer.)  It is the changing of which model deployment codelet operon is present in the subgroup that allows for effective genetic operations. 
  
• Each model deployment codelet would use phenomena to match an action described in the specification.  The signal would hence map to a subgroup that provided a recommended action.  If deployed the model deployment codelet would deploy a model descriptor with its recommendation in the current position Workspace/ object. 
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.8.3 VBOT action initiator codelet - While the VBOT  context action count > 0 the action cascade initiator would check the agents current position in the environment, and see if a model descriptor was deployed; If so the action initiator builder would signal the action implementers, and sponsor the cascade while the model descriptor is present. 
  
• When an action identifies that it matches the model recommendation it would 'hide' the model descriptor and perform the action recording the impact in the agent's context ws fitness descriptor, and also reducing the VBOT context action count by 1.  
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.8.4 VBOT test initiator 
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.8.4.1 evolve from msiop codelet (e, b, i) and its schematic plans (4.12.4.4.2.2.26.6.1.1 (.1, 2, 3))
• Evaluator [cbinding, sbinding, code done] RHL
  
• vbt declared in metafile [update done] RHL 
• vbot declared in metafile [update done] RHL
• genetic declared in metafile [update done] RHL
• algorithm declared in metafile [update done] RHL
• vbt concept in Slipnet [update done] RHL 
• vbot concept in Slipnet [update done] RHL
• genetic concept in Slipnet [update done] RHL
• algorithm concept in Slipnet [update done] RHL
• ptvbtt token associated with vbt [update done] RHL
  
• ptvbott token associated with VBOT [update done] RHL 
• ptgenetict token associated with genetic [update done] RHL 
• ptalgorithmt token associated with algorithm [update done] RHL
  
• Fastpath to vbt [linktoblr, blockedroute done] RHL 
• Fastpath to VBOT [linktoblr, blockedroute done] RHL
• Fastpath to genetic [linktoblr, blockedroute done] RHL
• Fastpath to algorithm [linktoblr, blockedroute done] RHL
• ifindb strategy routine [cbinding, code done] RHL 
• goal structural Workspace vbtiopscon [cbinding, code done] RHL 
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.8.4.2 Builder sets up the VBOT test and operational context Workspaces, initiates the manager cascade, and maintains sponsorship until it is accepted by manager.  
• Builder [code done] RHL
  
• Setup vbt regulatory structure <vbt> <selector> <schema> [update done] RHL 
• Goal suppressor [pdCa done] RHL
• ilaunchnc strategy routine [cbinding, msignal, nuclear operon, target operon, code done] RHL 
• Invert mergestreamsi as iinitiators1 [update done] RHL
  
• Leverage in developmenti [update done] RHL 
• Leverage in hdoi [update done] RHL
  
• VBOT context deployed [update done] RHL
• vbottsteps atp descriptor deployed to VBOT  context Workspace initialized to 200 steps [update done] RHL
• Initialized moveVBOT wsposition descriptor recorded in statement wso [update done] RHL
• moveVBOT wsposition descriptor copied to VBOT  context Workspace [update done] RHL
• First VBOT fitness {fitness}-()-> 0 deployed [update done] RHL 
• Builder should transactionally, and conditionally send signal [update not done] RHL 
• Allocate the transaction mappings for the first VBOT [update done] RHL
  
• The initial member of the first generation will have mappings setup.  Can look at each jhls entry for [18] sub elements that transactionally bind vbttoam[x]builder and then record these in $Awfif::vbotscmap [gen=0] [member = 1]
  
• getmappedvbttrns [code done] RHL 
• Should use schematic checking [update not done] RHL
  
• Allocate the transaction mappings for all the other vbots [update done] RHL
  
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.8.4.3 The
  This page describes the inhibitor framework provided by the adaptive web framework's (AWF) Smiley agent programming infrastructure. 
  Two mechanisms are provided:
  

  1. Uncompetitive inhibition of group completion. 
     
  2. Uncompetitive inhibition of transcription factors.  

  In both cases the inhibitors provide a restriction process. 
  The Slipnet inhibitor descriptions are included. 
  The codelets and supporting infrastructure are included. 
  
  inhibitor out competes evaluator for operation.  On completion of its constraining counter conditions schedules evaluator.  [ibinding, cbinding, code done] RHL 
• cnsbuilder describes unbinding [update done] RHL
  
• Inhibitor waits on development unbind descriptor [update done] RHL
  
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.8.5 VBOT test manager cascade
  
• 4.12.4.4.2.3.8.1.8.5.0 PDCA
• Need to be ready when a particular set of signals moves into context. 
  
• Making the model codelets '