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Today was almost four times the daily average. Going to be an interesting few weeks leading up to the split.
At least some of the big trading on the 12th probably was from S&P 500 index funds selling off their stock. That's balanced of course by the MidCap400 index funds picking up the stock. I suppose that after the split that Leidos would stay on the MidCap400 but I guess we will see about that.
Lots of manipulators. Company is borrowing money to pay dividends. They want to split up the company then reverse the stock to jack up the price. It will not work and they are incompetents. Shamsters. Barely legal.
and yet the price keeps going up...
I really don't mean to sound snarky but based on your previous comments I'm just a bit curious why you are going to hold on to your stock if you feel this evolution is doomed to failure?
Sentiment: Hold
I agree with what you are saying about borrowing money, but splitting companies in w would actually create more value for shareholders.
Sentiment: Buy
This shows that stock would go much higher before the split. I have a good amount of share for this company but buying more after looking at this momentum.
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A report released by the State Attorney's Office Tuesday details the case of Robert Harold Dunn, charged with killing estranged wife Christine Dunn in the Cape Coral daycare center where she worked in front of children.
The report includes interviews with family members and witnesses revealing a turbulent separation and custody battle over the couple's 2-year-old daughter, Allyson.
On January 25, Dunn is alleged to have broken into the locked back entrance to Bobbie Noonan's Child Care Facility at 1217 Cape Coral Parkway W. and shot Christine twice, once in the left side of the neck and a second time on the left side of the chest below the neck. An autopsy revealed the first wound was survivable, and that Christine did not die instantly but instead "basically bled to death," the report indicated. The death was "obviously ruled a homicide," it said.
Christine's parents, Thomas and Kathleen Lozier, provided detectives with background information on the victim's deteriorating relationship with Dunn leading up to her death, said the report.
Christine and Dunn were married in 2004 and had Allyson two years later.
The Loziers indicated that problems began between the couple when Dunn would disappear without warning for nights at a time. In August of 2007, Dunn left Christine and their daughter, cleaning out their joint bank accounts and prompting Christine to file for divorce, they said.
On Sept. 8 of that year, Christine filed a missing person's report for Dunn, which reported him missing since August 26. He was depressed and had not been taking his medication, and Christine feared for his safety, the September 2007 report said.
Dunn reportedly returned home in Oct. 2007 and found the locks on the house had been changed. The Loziers reportedly said that Dunn's sister told Christine to change the locks, because Dunn was "very smart and sneaky." The sister also stated that Dunn once destroyed personal belongings of an ex-wife, the report said.
Christine's parents said she was afraid Dunn would take Allyson and "disappear again," and attempted to get an injunction against him, said reports. That injunction was denied and a mutual no contact order drafted by the Dunn's attorneys was put into place.
The Loziers said Christine and Allyson moved in with them and Dunn moved into the home the couple previously shared. Dunn destroyed many of Christine's belongings and would not allow her to take their daughter's toys from the home, they said.
They said Dunn was ordered to undergo a psychological exam and drug testing after he painted biblical quotes and crosses on the walls of his home. He passed the exams, they said. The Loziers referred to Dunn's behavior throughout the marriage as "Jekyll and Hyde," calling him a "recluse" and "depressed," unwilling to participate in family events or interact with friends of Christine's.
Dunn was ordered to have supervised visitation rights with Allyson, which caused his demeanor to "worsen," said the Loziers. During visitation, Dunn would simply stare out the window or watch television, they said.
The Loziers said they were concerned when on the Wednesday before the shooting, Dunn was "cordial" towards Christine and stared at their home for "about 30 minutes" before leaving.
Day care workers at Bobbie Noonan's cited prior issues with Dunn, reportedly telling police they had to place the facility on "lock down" on prior occasions.
A friend of Christine's told police Christine had changed Dunn's access code to the facility to make sure Dunn could not have access to the school. A witness during the shooting indicated Dunn attempted to enter a code into the security system at the front of the building and failed.
A search of Dunn's home revealed destroyed family photos, personal belongings of the victim, a receipt for ammunition, cigarettes of the same brand found at the crime scene, a Jan. 23 letter from Christine's attorney, wedding photos, a Christmas card from Christine, a box for the handgun purchased by Dunn along with a box of ammunition and divorce papers.
Further investigation revealed that Dunn began purchase of the alleged murder weapon at a pawn shop on Jan. 21, and finished the transaction on Jan. 24. Store employees said Dunn asked for something "simple and inexpensive," and seemed to act calm and normally.
Bobbie Noonan daycare workers called 911 on Jan. 25 when they saw Dunn in the parking lot with the gun, and confirmed his identity with a wedding photo Christine kept on the desk of a classroom where she taught children, the report states. An employee said she feared Dunn because they had been "having problems" with him. Dunn was able to gain entry to the building's back entrance by climbing a fence and forcing open the locked door while children and teachers hid in interior bathrooms, said the report. He then located Christine and shot her twice as children hiding in an interior bathroom with her witnessed.
The children were uninjured but were covered with blood and tissue splatter from the shooting, the report said.
Officer Gerald Moll of the Cape Coral Police Department was one of the first to arrive at on scene following the 911 call, and was also the first to attempt CPR on Christine until emergency workers arrived, despite being delayed by what he thought was Dunn leaving in a vehicle with a child, said the report. Moll shot out the tires of that vehicle, a parent's, with a shotgun and was informed Dunn was still inside the building.
A parent, Louise Zoller, is credited with taking the gun from Dunn and giving it to police following the shooting. Zoller reportedly told police that she placed her daughter into hiding with Christine and was informed Dunn was in the building. Dunn then walked by her into the classroom where they were hiding, and Zoller said Dunn smelled of alcohol.
Zoller said she thought the gun was a fake "camouflaged" color, and told Dunn that Christine was by the front of the building. But Dunn spotted Christine in one of the bathrooms and shot her, she said.
Zoller said she tried to get the gun from Dunn but he threw her to the ground, at which point Dunn fired a second round at Christine. She said Dunn attempted to fire again but couldn't because the gun was jammed or empty and the slide was back, at which point she dragged Dunn out of the classroom and into a nearby hallway. Zoller said she and Dunn fell to the ground and Dunn dropped the weapon. As he searched for it, she grabbed the gun and ran out the front door, giving it to police and stating, "It's okay, it's not real, it's fake," not realizing the gun was real, said the report.
A teacher from the daycare said they followed the procedures outlined by the center's director in the event Dunn was to come to the school, the report indicates.
Dunn was arrested shortly after the shooting and has since been charged with first degree murder, first degree armed burglary and child abuse. He remains in the Lee County jail without bond, according to booking records.
Dunn's next court appearance is set for June 4 before Judge Joseph Simpson.
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From sysfs.txt: sysfs is a ram-based filesystem [...]. It provides a means to export kernel data structures, their attributes, and the linkages between them to userspace. In essence /sys allows you to get information about the system and its components (mostly attached and installed hardware) in a structured way. See also the Wikipedia Article on ...
Maybe you misunderstood what the author of that post meant. The vmlinuz file contains other things besides the gzipped content, so you need to find out where the gzipped content starts. To do that, use: od -A d -t x1 vmlinuz | grep '1f 8b 08 00' What this does is to show you where in that file you can find the gzip header. The output looks like: ...
This is known as a fork bomb. Does linux have any protection measure to such program which can run out of memory? Not really. Each fork produces a new process, with its own virtual address space and memory usage. So each copy is relatively small. Eventually, you'll use up all the physical+swap memory on the system, and the out-of-memory (OOM) killer ...
The kernel sources now contain a script for this, extract-vmlinux. You don't need to roll your own. See this SO answer.
(it actually drops so..) run sync first, then free pagecache: echo 1 > /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches free dentries and inodes: echo 2 > /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches free pagecache, dentries and inodes: echo 3 > /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches Then you can start with a clean cache, but of course caching will still work.
You need to specify a file when using the grep command. With the command you're using, you're searching in the standard input... Try grep -r "test" directory.
Linux 0.01 is very unlikely to work on modern hardware due to lack of driver support. Also, modern distros probably won't boot on ancient kernels because they need interfaces that weren't in the oldest Linuxes. You'll want to install a 386 simulator such as Bochs, install an ancient Linux distro such as SLS or early Debian/Slackware on it, then try to ...
Yes, although it may not be enabled by default on your system. The setrlimit system call defines system limits -- including the number of processes per user. Let's look at it first in the kernel (since you mentioned "linux"): you can use the manpage for setrlimit, which will tell you to do something like #include <sys/resource.h> ... struct rlimit ...
By compiling linux kernel are we building a totally standalone OS which doesn't depend on any linux destributions? No. Linux by itself is not an operating system. It is just a kernel. A userland, comprising a collection of system libraries and basic software, is necessary to facilitate your interaction with the computer. In what we commonly mean when we ...
You could do a cat /lib/modules/$(uname -r)/modules.builtin From the Kernel Documentaton modules.builtin This file lists all modules that are built into the kernel. This is used by modprobe to not fail when trying to load something builtin.
It depends if you want to use it on user level or system level. On user level the ulimit(or corresponding commands for other shells) would be easiest solution. However on system level there are mechanisms to prevent malicious users (or just not using ulimit) from stopping the system. Linux cgroups mechanism can limit the resources on per-group basis. You ...
find / -name "*.txt" -exec grep "text here" {} \; -print 2>/dev/null Which can be explained in human speak as: find starting from / in all files named *.txt (quotes are to bypass shell interpretation) with the resulting hits, perform the following grep "test here" in the file {} end of exec (\;) escaped end of statement print the files that match ...
From a quick search this problem seems to have quite many possible reasons, and seems to point to the fact that your new kernel's default for clock-source is wrong for your motherboard. One advice that worked for some was to use clocksource=hpet or clocksource=acpi_pm. In another thread, someone fixed this with clocksource=jiffies, another advised to try ...
The two aren't really inconsistent - the sudo command always changes user, either to root, or to the user you specify with the -u switch. All the -s does is provide a shortcut for starting a shell as that user. It is really equivalent to: sudo $SHELL except that it will likely fallback to /bin/sh or something if SHELL is not set.
You should think long and hard about why you think you're smarter than the scheduler. After that, if you still want to set the cpu affinity of a process on linux you can use the taskset command or, if you're writing the program yourself, the sched_setaffinity system call.
In all actuality, the kernel provided by your distro is probably the best one for almost everybody. What pretty much every distro is doing is compiling all options as modules and dynamically loading the modules as they are needed. It's a good exercise, especially if you're interested in learning about the kernel, but as far as day to day operation goes the ...
Red Hat magazine had 1 and 2 reversed. Beware of bugs that might prevent disabling overcommitting to work like that one: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/glibc/+bug/345601
Yes, this works, done it a lot in the past. If you need to compile for different architecture (say, you're on an x86 and want to compile for an ARM processor) then you would need a cross-compiler (done that as well). But if both machines are x86/x64 there's no problem.
Read the release notes on the page you linked to and read The Linux Kernel 0.01 Commentary. You'll need a machine with a floppy drive, a legacy IDE controller (or a pretty good imitation), a hard drive you can repartition at will, old compiler and assembler versions, and probably some low-level knowledge to hack around hardware quirks that Linux 0.01 ...
I also struggled with that issue. I just want my system to stay responsive, no matter what, and I prefer losing processes to waiting a few minutes. There seems to be no way to achieve this using the kernel oom killer. However, in the user space, we can do whatever we want. So i wrote the Early OOM Daemon ( https://github.com/rfjakob/earlyoom ) that will ...
Many programs (the binaries/scripts) end up in /bin or /usr/bin with other parts in various configuration directories (often in/under etc) as you already noted. For any specific command you can checkout whereis whereis prog_name and it will give you some information about where this command is to be found. You can also try which which prog_name ...
There no universal standard, but the kernel is usually found in the /boot directory.
Use ulimit -u from the bash shell to set a limit on "max user processes". From the C shell, you use the limit command. If you need a system call to do this, use the setrlimit call to set RLIMIT_NPROC.
The IPsec stack integrated in the Linux kernel since 2.6 (NETKEY) was originally based on the KAME stack (at least in regards to the API). The source code is part of the kernel repository, where the main components are found in the net/xfrm folder, including the implementation of the Netlink/XFRM configuration interface. The alternative and standardized ...
Can't beat Wikipedia's simplicity: Filesystem Hierarchy Standard > FHS compliance Modern Linux distributions include a /sys directory as a virtual filesystem (sysfs, comparable to /proc, which is a procfs), which stores and allows modification of the devices connected to the system, whereas many traditional UNIX and Unix-like operating systems use ...
You could actually build a kernel to your specific hardware if you wanted to. I think a good distribution to illustrate this is gentoo - you can run kernels tuned to your hardware or run genkernel. You could use a generic kernel, which is bigger, or build a kernel to your needs. Forget something that can't be loaded as a module, and you rebuild the whole ...
You forgot to export them. Edit your ~/.bashrc to something like this: export GOROOT=/home/linux/go/hg export GOOS=linux export GOARCH=386 export GOBIN=/home/linux/go/bin If you want the GOBIN available in your search paths, append this line too: export PATH=$PATH:$GOBIN
To answer my own question. This grub2 entry worked. menuentry 'Xen 4 with Linux 22.214.171.124-xen' --class ubuntu --class gnu-linux --class gnu --class os --class xen { recordfail insmod ext2 set root='(hd0,1)' search --no-floppy --fs-uuid --set 75475e50-82e2-4f74-b860-6cf92c91b42e multiboot /xen.gz placeholder ...
It's okay to compile in the repository itself. New files are ignored by Git until you add them manually for the first time. (You can use make mrproper or git clean -dfx to get rid of compilation output.)
That is not specifically the Linux boot sequence. That is how the original IBM PC system worked and the PC you're currently using is just an evolved version of that original system due to people putting too much importance on backwards compatibility. Lots of computers that does not need to be backwards compatible to the IBM PC architecture boot Linux ...
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Alicia Keys found it ''hurtful'' to be called a homewrecker, as she insists she and now-husband Swizz Beatz started dating ''months after'' he separated from his ex-wife.
Alicia Keys found it "hurtful" to be called a homewrecker.
The 'Empire State of Mind' hitmaker - who first started dating now-husband Swizz Beatz when he was still married to ex-wife Mashonda in 2009 - explained the couple didn't start their relationship until "months after" the R&B star had separated from his former spouse.
She explained: "We didn't start seeing each other until months after they had separated. I was aware of all the false things that were being said about me. It definitely hurt."
The 30-year-old singer - who has seven-month-old son Egypt with Swizz - also revealed she didn't respond to a letter she received from Mashonda accusing Alicia of "destroying" her family, because she thinks it would have made the situation "worse".
She added to Essence magazine: "I was sure that if I engaged, it would become back-and-forth like some sick entertainment.
"It would have gone against everything I believe and would have made things worse."
In addition to baby Egypt, Swizz also has sons Prince Nasir Dean, Kaseem Dean Jr. and daughter Nicole, from previous relationships, and Alicia is thrilled he has such a good relationship with his children.
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I'm not afraid to say I like the old Pokemon days, and i'd probably still like it now if Nintendo didn't do what they did.
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by Dario Borghino:
Scientists at the Cockrell School of Engineering at the University of Texas have built and tested what appears to be the world's smallest, fastest, and longest-running nanomotor yet – so small that it could fit inside a single cell. The advance could be used to power nanobots that would deliver specific drugs to individual living cells inside the human body.
In the distant future, when faced with a cancer diagnosis, we might be able to simply ingest a "magic pill" filled with hordes of miniscule nanobots that target individual cancerous cells with drugs and leave the healthy ones unharmed. To power those robots, we need a nanoscale-sized motor that's capable, sufficiently long-lived, and flexible enough for a wide range of applications.
World's smallest nanomotor could power cell-sized nanobots for drug delivery – [Link]
Stacking memory is just most obvious application of this ultra-cheap method of stacking 3D circuitry within the metallization layers of standard CMOS chips, but I'm sure that when designers put on their thinking cap they'll find many more useful applications.: R. Colin Johnson @NextGenLog
Chips On-the-Cheap Funded by SRC – [Link]
Surely everyone remembers their first encounter with silly putty. Knead it into a sphere and it becomes a super bouncy ball, hit it hard and it shatters into pieces that slowly flow together again. Originally developed during the Second World War as a possible substitute for rubber, it is a curiosity, a solution looking for a problem…A team of researchers at the University of California, Riverside Bourns College of Engineering have discovered that the same material can be used in lithium-ion batteries to give them three times the energy storage of a standard cell.
In a paper entitled 'Stable Cycling of SiO2 Nanotubes as High-Performance Anodes for Lithium-Ion Batteries' published online in the journal Nature Scientific Reports, the research team describe how using silicon dioxide nanotune anodes in Lithium-ion batteries produced a cell with over three times as much energy storage as a standard Li-ion cell which uses carbon-based anodes. They also found that the silicon dioxide nanotubes remain extremely stable in the battery environment giving the battery a long lifespan. Early results showed no loss of capacity after 100 recharge cycles and the team are confident that it can be cycled many hundreds more times.
Silly Putty boosts Li-ion Energy Density – [Link]
A group of DIY artists and scientists etch comic strip "Juanita Kinits the Planet" onto a single human hair strand to promote EHSM. by Glenn McDonald of News Discovery. [via]
The eye-strain implications alone are staggering.
To promote the upcoming Exceptional Hardware Software Meeting (EHSM) in Hamburg, Germany, a team of DIY artists and scientists has etched the world's smallest comic strip on a single human hair.
Titled "Juana Knits The Planet," the strip was created by German artist Claudia Puhlfurst, then carved into the hair using a process called focused ion beam (FIB) etching. "A very sharp and high-speed jet of matter is produced and directed towards the hair to etch it — similar to a fine laser beam," according to the project's YouTube page.
Each of the strip's 12 frames measures in at around 25 micrometers. A micrometer, or micron, is one millionth of a meter. A typical human hair is anywhere from 20 to 200 microns in width.
The second annual EHSM event bills itself as a meeting of international makers, hackers, scientists and engineers aiming to deliver on the "third industrial revolution." The rest of the conference looks pretty trippy, too.
Among the presentations: electron beam welding, quantum cryptography and the interesting things that happen when molten glass, heated to 1,260 degrees Celcius, hits water. I've always been curious about that.
World's Smallest Comic Strip Etched Onto Human Hair – [Link]
Phys.org has the story on the latest in photovoltaics.
Northwestern University researchers are the first to develop a new solar cell with good efficiency that uses tin instead of lead perovskite as the harvester of light. The low-cost, environmentally friendly solar cell can be made easily using "bench" chemistry—no fancy equipment or hazardous materials.
"This is a breakthrough in taking the lead out of a very promising type of solar cell, called a perovskite," said Mercouri G. Kanatzidis, an inorganic chemist with expertise in dealing with tin. "Tin is a very viable material, and we have shown the material does work as an efficient solar cell."
Kanatzidis, who led the research, is the Charles E. and Emma H. Morrison Professor of Chemistry in the Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences.
The new solar cell uses a structure called a perovskite but with tin instead of lead as the light-absorbing material. Lead perovskite has achieved 15 percent efficiency, and tin perovskite should be able to match—and possibly surpass—that. Perovskite solar cells are being touted as the "next big thing in photovoltaics" and have reenergized the field.
Kanatzidis developed, synthesized and analyzed the material. He then turned to Northwestern collaborator and nanoscientist Robert P. H. Chang to help him engineer a solar cell that worked well.
"Our tin-based perovskite layer acts as an efficient sunlight absorber that is sandwiched between two electric charge transport layers for conducting electricity to the outside world," said Chang, a professor of materials science and engineering at the McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science.
Environmentally friendly solar cell pushes forward the 'next big thing in photovoltanics – [Link]
(Phys.org) —A device created by UCLA researchers could lead to a significant leap in the quality of images on smartphones, computer displays, TVs and inkjet printers.
The new material, and a new manufacturing process developed at UCLA, are used to produce semiconductors that are essential to liquid crystal displays and organic light-emitting diode, or OLED, displays.
Led by Yang Yang, the Carol and Lawrence E. Tannas Jr. Professor of Engineering at the UCLA Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science, the team created a high-performance device that can be produced without requiring a clean room or the expensive equipment now commonly in use.
Device could boost image quality for phones, computers and TVs – [Link]
The world's thinnest LED at only 3 atoms thick:
Researchers at the University of Washington (UW) have demonstrated electroluminescence in a flexible, mechanically strong construct of the semiconductor tungsten selenide only three atoms thick.
The researchers harvested single sheets of tungsten selenide (WSe2) using adhesive tape, a technique invented for the production of graphene. They used a support and dielectric layer of boron nitride on a base of silicon dioxide on silicon, to come up with the thinnest possible LED.
The LEDs now used in most consumer electronics are rigid and are hundreds to thousands of times as thick as the material being developed at UW — which the team characterizes as 1/10,000th the thickness of a human hair.
Existing inorganic LEDs are not appropriate for use in bendable, foldable applications such as electronic devices and displays integrated into clothing. Organic light-emitting diodes are the usual candidates for such applications, but the techniques being pioneered at UW can produce devices that are not only much thinner — and stackable — but also far more versatile.
UW Researchers Create World's Thinnest LED At Only 3 Atoms Thick – [Link]
A new era of semiconductors is being proposed by IBM by combining III-V nanowires like gallium arsenide (GaAs) to traditional silicon CMOS circuitry. R. Colin Johnson @NextGenLog
IBM Adds Photonics to Silicon with III-V Nanowires – [Link]
Our beloved silicon-based transistors can "only" work at temperatures up to 550° F (around 290° C), which is much more than what's needed for most general-purpose applications. But those don't include a nuclear reactor, obviously! (Unless you have one at home. Do you?)
University of Utah engineers have developed tiny plasma-based transistors that can withstand temperatures up to 1,450° F (almost 800° C) and work with ionizing radiation. Since plasma itself is ionized gas, it can even be said that nuclear radiation contributes to proper functioning of these devices. Besides, current plasma-based transistors are about 500-µm long, while these newcomers measure 1–6 µm (!).
[via Elektor Electronics]
March 20, 2014 – University of Utah electrical engineers fabricated the smallest plasma transistors that can withstand high temperatures and ionizing radiation found in a nuclear reactor. Such transistors someday might enable smartphones that take and collect medical X-rays on a battlefield, and devices to measure air quality in real time.
"These plasma-based electronics can be used to control and guide robots to conduct tasks inside the nuclear reactor," says Massood Tabib-Azar, a professor of electrical and computer engineering. "Microplasma transistors in a circuit can also control nuclear reactors if something goes wrong, and also could work in the event of nuclear attack."
Tiny Transistors for Extreme Environs – [Link]


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Mismeasure remeasured
A Mismeasured Mismeaurement of Man. Stephen Jay Gould's classic The Mismeasure of Man argues that 19th century scientist Samuel George Morton inflicted his own racial biases on his data to demonstrate that Caucasians had larger brains than other races. A new paper in the Public Library of Science: Biology debunks Gould's account by remeasuring the same skulls Morton used. Whatever biases Morton may have had, they are not reflected in the data.
Bubbles and Public Facts
The Destruction of Economic Facts - "Renowned Peruvian economist Hernando de Soto argues that the financial crisis wasn't just about finance—it was about a staggering lack of knowledge" (via) [more inside]
The Information Sage
"If you display information the right way, anybody can be an analyst," Tufte once told me. "Anybody can be an investigator." - The Washington Monthly interviews informaticist Edward Tufte [via]
Ben Greenman's Museum of Silly Charts
HUD Interactive Map Tool
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has launched a new interactive mapping tool for Community Planning and Development agencies, interested agency partners, and the public. [more inside]
a micro-site for micro-frameworks
Question? RTFAQ (Read the F*cking Al Qaeda)!
Mining the Mother of all Data Dumps We now have a relatively massive haul of digital data from the OBL strike. There are several forensic toolkits in use by the private (commercially available) and public sector as well as open-source. Best practices include inventorying all the sources, cloning the sources so as to not damage pristine data, recovering any partial or damaged content, making the cloned sources read-only, adhering to legally-admissible tools standards, and documenting everything. There is an excellent source titled Digital Forensics and Born-Digital Content from the Council on Library and Information Resources [pdf, Resource Shelf]. But what to do next*? [more inside]
City of Trees
Papers and More on Data Mining
It has applications in health care, pharmaceuticals, facial recognition, economics/related areas, and of course, much much more. Previously, MeFi discussed controversial homeland security applications, and the nexus between social networking and mobile devices that further contributes to the pool. With plenty to dig into, let's talk Data Mining in more detail. [more inside]
Maps Of U.S. Population Change, 2000-2010
HTML Phive
Think Quarterly a new online magazine by Google UK. [more inside]
A Robot That Kills
Heather Knight is currently conducting her doctoral research at Carnegie Mellon's Robotics Institute and running Marilyn Monrobot Labs in NYC, which creates socially intelligent robot performances and sensor-based electronic art. One of Heather's robots, Data, is an aspiring stand-up comic. He also has a twitter page. Heather and Data were recently featured on Marc Maron's WTF podcast. In addition to working on her robots, Heather also collaborated on the OK GO Rube Goldberg video.
don't stop too early, or you'll miss the awesomeness
Koalastothemax.com via the D3 JS library (data-driven DOM) a project of Mike Bostock. Thanks waxy.org
Information Is Soil
Jer Thorp is the New York Times' current Data Artist in Residence. He creates information-rich animations, most recently of the latest Kepler candidate extrasolar planets [previously]; also a global render of people's uses of Twitter.
Lee Byron is a designer, artist, and biker: his work includes visualisations of Facebook breakups over the course of a year and Hollywood box office revenues, 1986 - 2008.
David McCandless is an "information journalist"; his blog, InformationisBeautiful.net, has been linked to plenty of times on the blue, but you might enjoy this overview of his work and others at TED. Similarly, Hans Rosling, also mentioned previously. [more inside]
Lee Byron is a designer, artist, and biker: his work includes visualisations of Facebook breakups over the course of a year and Hollywood box office revenues, 1986 - 2008.
David McCandless is an "information journalist"; his blog, InformationisBeautiful.net, has been linked to plenty of times on the blue, but you might enjoy this overview of his work and others at TED. Similarly, Hans Rosling, also mentioned previously. [more inside]
Stanford's Visualization Group has produced a data cleanup web app called Wrangler that works like straight up magic.
london students fight back
With kettling becoming a commonly deployed tactic by the London Met, students from the University College London are fighting back with Sukey, launched this morning. [more inside]
Data Tools of the Fuuuuture ... fuuture ... future ... uture... ture ... re ...
Dataists give their hopes and dreams for data, data tools and data science in 2011. Already, Google has provided Google Refine (previously) to help clean your datasets. While great visualizations can be created with online tools or by combining R (great posts previously), with ggplot2, GGobi, and even Google Motion Charts With R (already built into Google Spreadsheets). Need data? Needlebase, helps non-programmers scrape, harvest, merge, and data from the web. Or if you're introspective, Your Flowing Data and Daytum provide tools to measure and chart details of your own life.
"He might have read the document when he was tired, at the end of a long day of being tied to a whale."
"They're not out to make a quick buck, they're looking to protect the integrity of the franchise and its mythology." 1998's Star Trek Insurrection went through a number of different plots before becoming the film we ultimately saw. Starting out as Star Trek: Stardust, the first take on the idea involved Captain Picard going all Heart of Darkness on a former friend from his Starfleet Academy days in a bid to find the Fountain of Youth. That treatment evolved into a remarkably Avatarish story called simply Star Trek IX in which Picard must go upriver to kill a malfunctioning Data as part of a Federation/Romulan alliance to displace strange alien natives from a planet teeming with a valuable and rare ore (spoiler: Picard actually kills Data in this treatment, and Tom Hanks was supposed to have a major role somewhere). Let the late Michael Piller guide you through the writing of Insurrection in his unpublished book Fade In: The Making of Star Trek: Insurrection (his "last great gift to the fans and to aspiring writers everywhere") in which he presents his original story treatments, story notes from his bosses at Paramount, surprisingly reasonable Trekker-type reactions from actors Patrick Stewart and Brent Spiner, and much more. First made freely available by TrekCore.com, Piller's family has since asked that it be removed, but you'll still find the file roaming the Internet if you boldly go looking for it. [more inside]
No Hypothesis
MeFi's own Elizabeth Pisani, of The Wisdom of Whores, on Big Data and the End of the Scientific Method (PDF).
Where we are. Who we are.
The New York Times presents an interactive map of America's population separated by race, income, and education, according to census data from 2005 to 2009. One dot for every 50 people. (Previously) [more inside]
using technology to show that government can work
Elizabeth Warren on setting up the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection - lecture starts here, but really starts getting good here: "I feel like this is a boring speech." stay for the Q&A.
Kaggle hosts competitions to glean information from massive data sets, a la the Netflix Prize. Competitors can enter free, while companies with vast stores of impenetrable data pay Kaggle to outsource their difficulties to the world population of freelance data-miners. Kaggle contestants have already developed dozens of chess rating systems which outperform the Elo rating currently in use, and identified genetic markers in HIV associated with a rise in viral load. Right now, you can compete to forecast tourism statistics or predict unknown edges in a social network. Teachers who want to pit their students against each other can host a Kaggle contest free of charge.
World Statistics Day!
20.10.2010 is World Statistics Day, so help yourself to a metric (haha sorry) ton of publicly available data at UNdata, ICSPR (registration required to download data sets), and data.gov (previously). You can also explore, visualize and animate a variety of publicly available data sets with Google Labs' Public Data Explorer.
Do you know where your kids are?
25 most dangerous neighborhoods 2010. Click through the maps for some more specific data.
visualizing.org, Making sense of complex issues through data and design. About. Visualizing is a place to showcase your work, get feedback, ensure that your work is seen by lots of people and gets used by teachers, journalists, and conference organizers to help educate the public about various world issues.
A Tour through the Visualization Zoo
A Tour through the Visualization Zoo. A survey of powerful visualization techniques, from the obvious to the obscure.
"The Coolest Political Poll D.C.'s Ever Seen"
They like Diet Coke.
Well, isn't that spatial?
The Spatial History Project at Stanford University creates striking visualizations of historical data, including an 1850 yellow fever epidemic in Rio de Janeiro, and prostitution arrests in Philadelphia in the teens.
The Tornado History Project
The Tornado History Project: Google Maps meets historical data Tornado data turned into Google Maps that you can slice and dice any way you want: By State, by Date range, by Fujita number. Even records the path of long-track tornadoes. Hours of fun for weather weenies (like me!) and those interested in investigating trends over time. [more inside]
Your data on the ocean floor.
You have a drinking problem. We have data.
John Billes—whose extracurricular exploits as an undergraduate at UT Austin brought us iPhone-controlled dance floor lights, R/C cars, and yes, even full-size automobiles—has created the KegMate—a keg-mounted, Arduino-controlled data-logging suite with an iPad-based user interface—in his spare time, while working at Yelp.
Wordpad > photoshop?
More hot stats from OKCupid
OK Cupid statistics fun: We collected 552,000 example user pictures. We paired them up and asked people to make snap judgments. Here's what we found.
Position-based quantum cryptography theoretically proved
Our results open a fascinating new direction for position-based security in cryptography where security of protocols is solely based on the laws of physics and proofs of security do not require any pre-existing infrastructure.
Global Broadband Statistical Porn
Global Broadband Statistical Porn (SFW) (via) [more inside]
Twitter moods
If you're a Leftie you like Ellison and Herbert. If you're a Rightie you like Anderson and Heinlein.
New Maps of Science Fiction
The first question that naturally comes to mind about stories and authors is "How much do you like them?" Literary critics try to go far beyond this simple query, but it is the one that people ordinarily care most about, and for us it is the most important sociological question. Using modern techniques of analysis we can recover a tremendous amount of hidden information from statistics of people's likes and dislikes.Analog Yearbook, 1977, pages 277-299. (via)
Hans Rosling on global population growth
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Programmers? Hackers? Journalists.
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After eight commanding works of fiction, the Pulitzer Prize winner now turns to memoir in a hilarious, moving, and always surprising account of his life, his parents, and the upstate New York town they all struggled variously to escape. Anyone familiar with Richard Russo's acclaimed novels will recognize Gloversville once famous for producing that eponymous product and anything else made of leather. This is where the author grew up, the only son of an aspirant mother and a charming, feckless father who were born into this close-knit community. But by the time of his childhood in the 1950s, prosperity was inexorably being replaced by poverty and illness (often tannery-related), with everyone barely scraping by under a very low horizon. A world elsewhere was the dream his mother instilled in Rick, and strived for herself, and their subsequent adventures and tribulations in achieving that goal--beautifully recounted here--were to prove lifelong, as would Gloversville's fearsome grasp on them both. Fraught with the timeless dynamic of going home again, encompassing hopes and fears and the relentless tides of familial and individual complications, this story is arresting, comic, heartbreaking, and truly beautiful, an immediate classic.
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Richard Russo lives with his wife in Camden, Maine, and Boston. In 2002 he was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for "Empire Falls."
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