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Temp voice!June 18th, 2010
Heres the trailer for the exciting game called Portal2 by Valve that ive bin working on with the rest of the team. Its a great day and we are having a wicked E3! If you are here based on my exciting temp voice work on the big round plastic ball Wheatley, thanks for your support! But I can only assure you that theres no way you will be dissapointed with the final voice - im over teh moon with who it might be. I think you are going to like! (and lets face it, mines rubbish) Its all in the bananas writing by the amazing Erik Wolpaw and Jay Pinkerton!


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London is maybe one of the most interesting cities in Europe; it is not only its financial capital, whose centre is the borough called The City, but it also offers many tourist attractions, able to satisfy every kind of visitor.
This city is so big that it is divided in thirty-two boroughs; inside Greater London there are in fact over 8 million people.
The charm of London comes from its nature of cultural, artistic, fashion and political centre, not only in England, but in the whole Western Europe.
Some London boroughs are more interesting than others for tourists; for instance, if The City is very important for business travellers, we should not forget that it was the first settlement inside the Roman city walls; here you can discover not only a lot of skyscrapers, but also many medieval churches and very ancient buildings.
Another historic district is Bloomsbury, where you can visit the well-known British Museum, where you can enter for free, or the seat of the University of London, as well as a lot of historic buildings and parks.
The borough of Covent Garden is famous in particolar for its unique shops and its entertainment establishments; in fact it includes many London theatres, where, if you like, you can attend the most famous musicals of the moment.
Even in the South Bank, on the south side of the river Thames, that cross the city, there are a lot of theatres like the "old Vic" which supports emerging talent; here you can find the London Eye, a very high Ferris wheel from which you can admire the entire city.
A borough you have to visit is definitely Westminster, which is a sort of city on its own, and where you can visit a lot of historic buildings; it is very hard to draw an exhaustive list of them, but you cannot miss Buckingham Palace, the official residence of the Queen, the Gothic Westminster Abbey or the Palace of Westminster, also known as the House of the Parliament.
A very characteristic and lively borough is Notting Hill – North Kensington, where, among other things, you can experience a very famous carnival. South Kensington – Chelsea hosts on the contrary a lot of famous stores, museums and the well-known Hyde Park; here you can walk along King's Road, which was a private royal road until 1830.
It is very hard to mention all the tourist attractions in London; the city contains so many interesting places that you should stay there for at least one month in order to visit all of them.
We have to consider for example London museums and art galleries, many of which are free: the British Museum, for instance, but also the National Gallery, or the Tate Modern. In London there are a lot of important and world famous museums, but also a great number of minor museums that can satisfy your particular passions.
London has a lot of parks in which you can run, play a sport or simply relax: the most famous are Regent's Park, Hyde Park and St James Park.
The British capital is also an important trade centre; people who love shopping should visit the West End of London, which is considered the main shopping centre of the city.
London has a very lively nightlife: you can experience it in its pubs, theatres and restaurants, but also in its squares, one of the most famous of which is surely Trafalgar Square. Is is in the borough of Westmister; in its centre stands the Nelson's Column, in order to commemorate his victory against French troops during the Battle of Trafalgar.
London offers also a wide range of accommodation, so you can easily find the right solution for you, like the Royal National Hotel, thinking about the cost and the location of the hotel.
London has so many attractions that is doubtless a wonderful destination both for long trips and for shortbreaks, so I suggest you to really consider it as your next travel destination.


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Food was delious. Atmosphere was amazing. And all the waiters were very nice! I would definitely recommend this place!
Posted by Brian D on 06/12/2010
First, what a fabulous location. Very comfortable, clean, well organized. service is fantastic! Servers, Manager, Bar. Wow! However, the BOH is awful! We had the Calamari Appitizer, that was good. I had the Apple/Asian Pear salad. (More Apple than Pear and mushy. The dressing was very dark and staining. Basically what I had was julliened apple mush on Greens. Then, My guests had the Bacon wraped Cod. Way too much bacon. They said that their Cod tasted like a giant pork chop. I had the Filet Mignon (Medium) with "Pencil thin" Asparagus (It was as tough as a shoe sole). HA! Tough, Chewy really overcooked and the asparagus was the size of young school kid's crayons. You know the Big Fat Crayons. BIG FAT STRINGY and tasteless. We complained to the server. He was very gracious. He then brought over the MGR. She was lovely and apoligetic. The Owner then came over and barked at us for not liking his food. Are you kidding me? Seriously. Drinks were wonderful. Service, really nice. Owner... Way to expensive for the isultining behavior you get from. Sad...Very Sad!
Posted by Wil the Netherlands on 05/14/2010
A very nice restaurant with good food, a bit expensive. The waiters are good, gibe a nice service and are beautiful. The duk with figes were delicious. Good wines.
Posted by Anonymous on 04/12/2010
We went there for lunch a few years ago and enjoyed the little backyard patio. We were going to go there today to sit out on the patio and have lunch.. but they don't do lunch anymore? Lame. What good is that patio on nice sunny days today if nobody can use it? We have done brunch there more recently to enjoy the patio.. but being closed on weekdays is absurd.
Posted by Meredith on 03/08/2010
I thought this place was great. Our server was fantastic, the food was so fresh. We shared the Crab cake appetizer and the tuna tartar appetizer. Boht were huge. I thought the pricing was a bit high at first, but then saw the size and understood why. I also just took into account that I was in NYC and expect the prices to be a bit higher then Chicago. For an Entree I had the Snapper. Again, fantastic. We were too full for dessert so i can not comment on that. I thought the drink prices were a bit high, but again consider where I was and not a big deal. I have no problem paying a higher price for great food and this place definitely met that. Go there, you will enjoy it.
Posted by DJ on 02/06/2010
It's a nice place to eat, but you wouldn't want to live in the building above, or any of the buildings surrounding it. All summer long the outdoor patio in the back is full of customers shouting to hear one another. How would you like a loud, crowded restaurant in your backyard from noon to midnight or 1 a.m.? The sound of the crowd is amplified so much by the canyon of buildings it is impossible to drown out with televisions, air conditioners or even loud music. The owners have a very hostile attitude toward the neighbors. Thousands of noise complaints that have been made but the city allows it to continue.
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how far from the theater does one have to go to find a decent meal? well - far enough! But it was sure worth it....great menu, savvy waiter, good service -- such a nice surprise!! Will definitely go back!


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A Springdale man was hospitalized Monday after authorities said he lit himself on fire.
The man called 911, threatening to set himself and the apartment complex on fire, Lt. Derek Hudson said. The dispatcher then heard what sounded like a fire alarm in the background. A few seconds later, someone came on the phone and said the fire was out, according to the Springdale Police Department.
Springdale police and fire department responded to the scene. An ambulance transported the man from the J and B apartment complex at 3208 S. Thompson St. to Northwest Medical Center in Springdale, where his condition is unknown.
Investigators Monday evening were attempting to determine if the fire in the second-story unit was set intentionally.
"There isn't a lot of damage in the apartment," Hudson said. "There is a couch and clothes that are burned up but that's all we know at this point. We don't know if he did it on purpose or if it was an accident."
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It's been quiet over here because our kids spent last week at camp. Camp is a lot of things – it's fun, crazy, memorable, God-centered and powerful. It's also exhausting. I can honestly say that my most exhausting ministry moment is climbing onto the bus to head to camp, and one of my most exhilarating is climbing off the bus back at home. This is especially true living on the Central Coast, because every camp is at least 4.5 hours away by bus. For us we spend 5-6 hours on the bus each way to get to camp. That ride is wearying.
Honestly, if I had to choose between a 6 hour ride and a 30-minute ride, I'd choose the 6 hour one (I'd like a 2 hour ride even better). Why? Because the physical distance puts kids in the mindset to explore everything around them. When our kids get to camp, they're running around like the bus dropped them off in a new continent. Everything is new – even the lizards that are exactly like the ones back home. This sense of newness and openness to new things isn't only external either. All week at camp I noticed kids willing to open themselves up to every type of new experience. Whether it was learning to skateboard, worshiping with abandon, or opening up to discuss heartfelt topics, I've always noticed that going away to camp enables kids to step outside their own box of comforts and expectations.
There are many reasons for this, but I think the first one is the simple act of going away. Sure the bus ride feels like purgatory, but it tells the kids "we're going away from normal life, so you can branch out". And they do. Every year I'm amazed at the surprising ways that kids respond to camp. I know it's partially because the long trip frees them from the shackles of expectations and societal norms at home. It tells them that, because they are in a different location, they are freed to engage with God in a truly different way.
I may not love the looooong bus rides to and from camp, but I'll live with them, because they wordlessly communicate to my students that this week is going to be different than normal. It's a small price to pay!


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Inside North Korea's colorful, strange Pyongyang Metro and traffic, Part 2
- No traffic lights. (Photo: flickr/johnpavelka)
Yesterday, in light of Kim Jong Il's recent death, I took a look at the deep, colorful, and potentially dysfunctional Metro of the North Korean capital of Pyongyang. Today I'd like to examine another dimension of how people get around the city and talk about what it means to travel across the surface streets. The 3.2 million people or so people who live in the city have to get around somehow, and Pyongyang's transportation is unique in its own right, with countless pedestrians, above-ground transit systems, and several streets and cars befitting, more or less, our idea of a post-industrial power, at least on first glance. Despite many rumored and reported problems, North Korea maintains a transportation system in Pyongyang that appears modern enough. Much of the country's wealth is concentrated here, and as I mentioned yesterday, it's intended to be a showcase for the country's achievements.
Very few paved roads line the country, however, according to the CIA World Factbook — of the 25,554 kilometers of roadways, only 724 kilometers are paved. Pyongyang would seem to have the most traffic of any North Korean city, although even during rush hour on a national holiday, there are never all that many cars. One journalist who wrote a book on North Korea estimates that there are only 20,000 to 25,000 passenger cars in all of DPRK, "the ultimate symbol of the prosperity of high officials" and kept scarce, according to Bloomberg.
See the streets of the capital from a city bus and from a tour-driven minivan in these next two videos:
The man in the next video below, guided by the government in this minivan, notes the many pedestrians visible in his guided tour of the Pyongyang streets. "Everybody walks," he says.
The subway, as he understands it, is only partly functional, and the lines for buses are incredibly long. He says there are, in his experience, rarely many cars on the road and that North Korea doesn't possess street lights but instead employs woman who guide intersections with whistles.
Watch the street travel in his video here and then, see what the Korean traffic cops look like — they occupy a white-outlined circle in the middle of the intersections, it appears, and wear blue uniforms and white caps. Their movements are remarkably rigid, and their arms stretch out to guide vehicles. They shift about face eerily fast.
Transit is not limited to Metro and bus, however. The city even offers its own version of a streetcar system, built in the last two decades. Watch a brief video and glimpse of the North Korean trolleys here. Elements like streetcars serve as a good reminder of the lived reality of North Korean commutes for countless people. Despite the propaganda and cult-like worship of leaders, the country still has many citizens who need to get from one place to another. That reality never changes.
Although walking appears to be a common way that people get around the capital, biking is rarely seen. "Bicycles were apparently banned in Pyongyang until relatively recently," Simon Bone reports. The Korea Times says the law changed in the early '90s but it's still hard to imagine a commuting environment in which bikes were against the law. Don't expect Great Leader Bikeshare coming any time soon.
Yet North Korea does have its own airline, Air Koryo. Flight attendants move in the unsurprising colors of red and white, as you can see in this video, which also shows a rather meager-looking meal and flight reading materials provided to a passenger. The country has 79 airports, according to the CIA World Factbook, 37 with paved runways and 42 without.
Pedestrians, streetcars, buses, cars, and perhaps even a bike or two — here's what to expect of Pyongyang's surface transportation. With Kim Jong Il dead, the country may open more to other countries in the coming years, and we may learn more dimensions of how these transportation systems operate. I hope we do. My own fascination with the country has risen significantly in recent days and months, and rarely has a global situation struck me as more complicated and bizarre. To commute in North Korea is to participate in any number of jumbled, half-working systems, not entirely unlike many cities including D.C. that struggle with shortcomings like broken escalators, gridlock, and busted friction rings. Consider this a window into an unusual country's unusual commuting life.


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Faizabad University B.Com, B.A & B.Sc Result 2014 of 1st, 2nd & 3rd Year Exam | www.rmlau.ac.in
The Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia University (RMLAU) is located in Faizabad, UP. So this university is also known by Faizabad University. The Faizabad University will soon declare the results of B.A, B.Sc & B.Com Exam of various years. These exam was conducted by RMLAU University this year. The candidates appeared in these yearly exams can check their result from the official website www.rmlau.ac.in. The results will be soon publish on the Faizabad University site.
For getting the Faizabad University Examination Results you have to open the website mentioned above. Then you should have to find your examination details like your register or roll number and your name in the PDF of result. Every year the University provides its result in the PDF format. So If you forget your roll number then don't worry just download the PDF & search result by your name also.
The Students can also get your results directly by opening the link provided below.
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I'm please to announce that my PhD thesis is now available from the Cambridge DSpace repository: https://www.repository.cam.ac.uk/handle/1810/246652. One thing potentially of note is the description of fast Kekulisation that I originally intended to write as a blog post. Also following up from NextMove Software's recent post by Daniel on Cahn-Ingold-Prelog (CIP), the results of Chapter 6 contains some more CIP madness.
Efficient Bits
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Tuesday, 30 December 2014
CDK Release 1.5.10
CDK 1.5.10 has been released and is available from sourceforge (download here) and the Maven central repository (XML 1).
This release follows very shortly after 1.5.9 and is the first release available from the central maven repository. This means there is now no need to include a custom repo when using the library in downstream projects (XML 1)
The short release notes (1.5.10-Release-Notes) summarise and detail the changes. Other than the availability in the central repository the release includes a new MolecularFormulaGenerator contributed by Tomáš Pluskal that provide mass to formula generation in a fraction of the time of the old MassToFormulaTool.
<dependency> <groupId>org.openscience.cdk</groupId> <artifactId>cdk-bundle</artifactId> <version>1.5.10</version> </dependency>
Wednesday, 24 December 2014
CDK Release 1.5.9
CDK 1.5.9 has been released and is available from sourceforge (download here) and the EBI maven repo (XML 1).
This is the first release to be built using Java 7 and will require the Java SE Runtime 7 to execute. The previous release (1.5.8) will be the last to work with Java SE 6.
The full release notes (1.5.9-Release-Notes) summarise and detail the changes. One of the new features is the recognition of perspective projection stereochemistry.
<repository> <url>http://www.ebi.ac.uk/intact/maven/nexus/content/repositories/ebi-repo/</url> </repository> ... <dependency> <groupId>org.openscience.cdk</groupId> <artifactId>cdk-bundle</artifactId> <version>1.5.9</version> </dependency>
Monday, 1 December 2014
Memory Mapped Fingerprint Index - Part II
Currently there are a few limitations that we'll get out the way:
- Only generation of the CDK ECFP4 is supported and at a folded length of 1024, this should give a close approximation to what Matt used in MongoDB (RDKit Morgan FP). Other fingerprints and foldings could be used but the generation time of path based fingerprints in the CDK is currently (painfully) slow.
- Building the index is done in memory, since 1,000,000x1024 bit fingerprints is only 122 MiB you can easily build indexes with less than 10 million on modern hardware.
- During index searching the entire index is memory mapped, setting the chunks system property (see the GitHub readme) will avoid this at a slight performance cost.
- Results return the id in the index (indirection) and to get the original Id one would need to resolve it with another file (generated by mkidx).
- Index update operations are not supported without rebuilding it.
$ ./smi2fps /data/chembl_19.smi chembl_19.fps # ~5 mins $ ./mkidx chembl_19.fps chembl_19.idx # seconds
fpsscan does a linear search computing all Tanimoto's and outputting the lines that
are above a certain threshold. The
simmer and
toper utils use the index, they either filter for similarity or the top k results. They can take multiple SMILES via the command line or from a file.
$ ./fpsscan /data/chembl_19.fps 'c1cc(c(cc1CCN)O)O' 0.7 # ~ 1 second $ ./simmer chembl_19.idx 0.7 'c1cc(c(cc1CCN)O)O' # < 1 second $ ./toper chembl_19.idx 50 'c1cc(c(cc1CCN)O)O' # < 1 second (top 50)
Using the same queries from the MongoDB search I get the following distribution of search times for different thresholds.
|Median time (ms)
It's interesting to see that the times seem to flatten out. By plotting how many fingerprints the search had to check we observe that below a certain threshold we are essentially checking the entire dataset.
The reason for this is potentially due to the sparse circular fingerprints. Examining the result file (see the github README) we can estimate that on average we're calculating 23,556,103 Tanimoto's a second. This also means that retrieving the top k queries isn't bad either. For example 10,000 gives a median time (Code 3) of 72 ms.
$ ./toper chembl_19.idx 10000 queries.smi
Next I'll look at some like-for-like comparisons.
Wednesday, 26 November 2014
Memory Mapped Fingerprint Index - Part I
I attended an interesting talk this afternoon (CCNM) by Matt Swain on using MongoDB for chemical similarity searching (code: github/mcs07/mongodb-chemistry).
The similarity searching partially uses the "Baldi" algorithm with some extra tweaks based on checking rare bits. The Baldi method is nicely summarised along with others by Tim Vandermeersch in his post on Fingerprint Searching Using Various Indexing Methods. As is noted by Tim, it can be improved upon.
Anyways, I had an implementation of a memory mapped Baldi index lying around, there is also one in the OrChem database cartridge. I prototyped the implementation back in April and was/is part of a "nfp" (new fingerprint) module for CDK. I've now put the code on a GitHub project (github/johnmay/efficient-bits/fp-idx) and will do some benchmarking to see how it does.
My feeling is that the very simple (it's about 100 lines) memory mapped index can give competitive performance on small datasets (<5 million entries).


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After a bit of confusion, Tiger Woods finally arrived at Valhalla on Wednesday.
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Five Indonesian migrant workers were allegedly fatally shot by police in Perak, Malaysia, last week, one of their wives told the Antara News Agency on Wednesday.
Devi told the news agency that received a call telling explaining that her husband Joni was among five migrant workers fatally shot on Sept. 7. The men all worked on a plantation in Perak, she said.
According to local Malaysian media, the five were allegedly involved in a robbery attempt.
Their names were Joni, Devi's husband, and Osnan, Hamid, Diden and Mahno, she said.
"Last Friday I heard on the news that my husband, and four other plantation workers, died," Devi said. "The information was from Mahno's wife [who lives in Malaysia]."
By Sunday, Devi said she was sure her husband was dead.
"He was shot by Malaysian police when he was waiting for shuttle after work," she said. "We don't know the reason."
Devi told reporters that she received a text message from her husband at 11 a.m. telling her he was heading home.
"But afterward I did not hear any news," Devi said. "Until I heard that my husband had died."
Joni's remains were being held at the Raja Permaisuri Bainoon Hospital in Ipoh, she said.
Devi said that she wanted Malaysian authorities to return her husband's remains to Indonesia.
"I hope my husband's body will be returned soon, whatever the condition is," she said.
Osman's wife Shanty echoed Devi's statement, wishing that she could bury her husband soon.
This is the latest in a series of police shootings of migrant workers in Malaysia in seven months. In March, three migrant workers form West Nusa Tenggara were fatally shot at Port Dickson, Negeri Sembilan, prompting a flurry of unheeded rumors that they were victims of organ trafficking.
In June, another three migrant workers were gunned down by police.
All were allegedly involved in an attempted robbery at the time of their deaths, police said.


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Town mulls over water problemsMay 02,2014Town mulls over
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You're heading for the beach. To get there, head towards Phan Rang-Thap Cham on route 1A, the main road through town. You'll be looking for a left turn about 11km outside town on to a paved road to take you over to the peninsula. There are only two -- the first one leads to a fish farm, and the second, a kilometre further on, is the one you're looking for. After about 6km there's a left turn you can take -- this road crosses bridges and the hilly terrain along the bay -- beautiful views, highly recommended for a wander. The paved road comes to an abrupt end 10km later, and you'll be deposited into a no-man's land of mango groves, but if you make your way straight as the crow flies there's a good beach to be found, and a small place for refreshments. The road is usually washed out, so you'll have to pick your way through the trees if you're on a motorbike, or park and walk. There are usually plenty of locals there to point the way.
But the best beach, Binh Tien, is found by heading straight at the junction on the new road, 4km, to where the pavement ends. The dirt road is pretty solid and you can follow it all the way up to the edge of the beach. There are some salas with tables and chairs, and a small restaurant -- that's it. It doesn't look much like a restaurant, but it is -- we had some excellent seafood here -- sea snails, oysters, and some very flavourful squid (call it calamari and it goes down better). Be prepared to break out a phrase book to get what you want.
And there is, of course, the beach. The beach sits on a bay of its own, about 10km across, featuring a long strip of beautiful sand along the shore, very gentle waves, and shallow water for the first 50-metres. It's usually, for all intents and purposes, deserted, and you'll be the only foreigner here, if not the only one on the beach altogether.
Just out to sea, you'll notice an island -- some of the locals call it Dao Binh Ty. There are reportedly more beaches on the island, and it looks like a great place to explore if you can hitch a ride with one of the fishing boats. Judging from the maps we've seen, there are almost a dozen more beaches along the bay peninsula. Go forth, Travelfish reader, and explore.
More detailsHow to get there: Having your own transport is ideal, but you can scare up a moto-taxi. There's no set price for a trip to the beach, and your driver may not even know how to get there. Once you get to the beach, there's no return transport, so your driver will have to wait for you, or take a chance that a local will give you a lift. We didn't use a moto-taxi, but drivers warmed up to the idea, to the extent they understood it, at about 100,000 VND for the day. If you don't speak Vietnamese, it's going to take some skills and some patience to get your point across.
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Allentown, PA BWC Films in-production, debut release is an unauthorized, in-depth documentary about the defunct pro wrestling organization, Extreme Championship Wrestling (ECW). This film aims to take an honest, non-bias, and critical look at the history, legacy, and impact of ECW on the professional wrestling industry, as well as tell the stories of men and women who helped build this small mom and pop promotion into a national force. The documentary examines the violence and bloodshed, marketing and fan involvement, as well as the decisions of those in charge, through the company's triumphs, glory years, controversies, and demise. http://kck.st/QUHxwH.
Production began in March of 2000, as filmmakers Kevin Kiernan and John Philapavage were attending the University of the Arts in Philadelphia, PA. Several times throughout the years production resumed, but in 2012 this project was resurrected, additional footage and interviews were captured, with a production and release schedule finalized.
Kiernan and Philapavage's concept from day one was to produce a documentary film about Extreme Championship Wrestling that would appeal to the general public beyond wrestling fans, as they found the story of ECW facinating on to anyone interested in pop culture phenomenon, or sub-cultures of any type. There have been over sixty intriguing interviews conducted, some with the same subjects twiceover a decade apart. This approach to telling the story of Extreme Championship Wrestling gives the viewer proper context and is holistic in nature. They have conducted interviews with wrestlers, referees, ring announcers, security staff, company staff, production, and journalists, all the way to fans and fan organizers.
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A shoe wear out sensor (100,210,310) includes at least one detector (104,312) for sensing a physical metric that changes as a sole of a shoe wears out, a processor (102) configured to process the physical metric over time to determine if the shoe is worn out, and an alarm (106) for informing a user of the shoe when the sole is worn out. A body bar sensing system (500) includes a housing (502) with at least one detector (506) for sensing a physical metric that indicates a repetition movement of the housing when attached to the body bar, a processor (504) for processing the physical metric over time to determine repetitions thereof, and a display (508,512) for informing a user of the repetitions. A system assesses activity and displays a unitless activity value. A detector senses activity of a user. A processor reads sensed activity data from the detector. A display displays the unitless activity value. An enclosure houses the detector and the processor. The processor periodically reads the sensed activity data from the detector and processes the data to generate an activity number, the number being used to generate the unitless activity value based upon a maximum number and a display range.
1. A shoe wear out sensor, comprising:
at least one detector for sensing a physical metric that changes as a shoe wears out;
a processor configured to:
process the physical metric, over time, wherein the physical metric is incremented during use of the shoe; and
compare the incremented physical metric to a threshold to determine if the shoe is worn out; and
an alarm for informing a user of the shoe when a sole of the shoe is worn out.
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8. A system for determining the end of a shoe's life, comprising:
at least one detector for sensing use of the shoe;
a processor configured to:
measure the use of the shoe, wherein the measurement is incremented when the shoe is used; and
compare the incremented measurement to a threshold to determine if the shoe is worn out; and
an alarm for informing a user of the show when the shoe is worn out.
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This application claims priority under 35 USC �371 to PCT application No. PCT/US2006/040970, filed Oct. 18, 2006, which claims the benefit of U.S. Provisional Application No. 06/728,031. These applications are hereby incorporated herein by reference in their entireties.
Shoes (including sneakers or boots, for example) provide comfort and protection for feet. More importantly, shoes provide physical support for feet to reduce risk of foot injuries. A shoe is often necessary to provide support during intense physical activity, such as running, soccer and American football. As a shoe wears, physical support provided by the shoe decreases, thereby reducing associated protection from injury. When a critical wear level is reached, even if the shoe looks like it is not particularly worn, the shoe may not provide adequate support and may, in fact, cause damage to feet.
In one embodiment, a shoe wear out sensor includes at least one detector for sensing a physical metric that changes as a shoe wears out, a processor configured to process the physical metric, over time, to determine if the shoe is worn out, and an alarm for informing a user of the shoe when the sole is worn out.
In another embodiment, a system determines the end of a shoe's life. Use of the shoe is sensed by at least one detector. A processor is configured to measure the use of the shoe and to determine if the shoe is worn out. An alarm informs a user of the shoe when the shoe is worn out.
In another embodiment, a body bar sensing system includes a housing with at least one detector for sensing a physical metric that indicates repeated movement of the housing when attached to the body bar, a processor configured to process the physical metric, over time, to determine repetitions thereof, and a display for informing a user of the repetitions.
In another embodiment, a system assesses activity and displaying a unitless activity value and includes a detector for sensing activity of a user of the system, a processor for processing sensed activity data from the detector, a display for displaying the unitless activity value, and an enclosure for housing the detector and the processor. The processor periodically reads the sensed activity data from the detector and processes the data to generate an activity number, the number being used to generate the unitless activity value based upon a maximum number and a display range.
In another embodiment, a method determines a unitless activity value for a desired period of activity. A period accumulator is cleared prior to the start of the activity period A detector is periodically sampled to obtain data that is processed to determine a number representative of the sampling period. The number is added to the period accumulator. The unitless activity value is then determined based upon the period accumulator, a maximum activity number and a display range. The unitless activity value is then displayed. The sampling, processing and adding are repeated until data is sampled for the desired period of activity.
In another embodiment, a method assesses activity unitlessly by detecting motion of a user, processing the detected motion, over time, to determine an activity value, ratioing the activity value to a maximum activity value, and reporting a scaled unitless activity value to the user based upon the ratio and a scale.
A software product has instructions, stored on computer-readable media, that, when executed by a computer, perform steps for determining a unitless activity value for a desired period of activity, including instructions for: detecting motion of a user, processing detected motion, over time, to determine an activity value, ratioing the activity value to a maximum activity value, and reporting a scaled unitless activity value to the user based upon the ratio and a scale.
Processor 102 may operate under control of algorithmic software 103 (which is illustratively shown within processor 102, though it may reside elsewhere within sensor 100, for example as stand alone memory of sensor 100). Algorithmic software 103 for example includes algorithms for processing data from detector 104 to determine when a shoe is worn out.
As noted, data from detector 104 may be processed in the frequency domain (e.g., using Fourier transforms of data from detector 104) so as to evaluate, for example, power spectral density of the physical metric (e.g., acceleration or force), in step 404. In this manner, therefore, a range of frequencies may be evaluated (e.g., an area under the curve for certain frequencies may be integrated) from detector 104 and then compared to similar data (as the threshold) of a new shoe. As a shoe wears, the elasticity of the material from which it is made changes; thus the ability of the material to absorb the shock of the shoe contacting the ground deteriorates, resulting in more shock force being transferred to the foot within the shoe. By determining the increase of the shock force above the threshold, in this embodiment, the wear on the shoe may be determined.
We now specifically incorporate by reference the teachings and disclosure of: U.S. Pat. No. 6,539,336; U.S. Pat. No. 6,266,623; U.S. Pat. No. 6,885,971; U.S. Pat. No. 6,856,934; U.S. Pat. No. 6,8963,818; U.S. Pat. No. 6,499,000; and U.S. application Ser. No. 10/297,270. These patents and applications provide useful background, power sensing and weight/movement monitoring techniques suitable for use with the teachings of this present application.
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In another embodiment, by sensing when the shoe is used—or for how long—the teachings herein may instead be applied so as to set off the alarm after a term or time of use has expired. For example, if a shoe is specified for use to at least 100 hours or 500 miles (or other similar metric specified by the shoe manufacturer), then by sensing weight or acceleration (or other physical metric, via detector 104) that use may be determined; processor 102 then activates alarm 106 when the use is exceeded. For example, using one or more accelerometers as detector 104, speed of the shoe may be determined through operation of processor 102 using an appropriate algorithm within software 103; this processor 102 then uses the speed information to determine distance traveled and sets off alarm 106 when, for example, the manufacturer's specified distance use is met. Illustratively, in another example, if the manufacturer specifies that the shoe may be used under normal conditions for 500 hours (or some other time), then detector 104 in the form of an accelerometer may determine when the shoe is in use; processor 106 then determines the period of use, over time (e.g., weeks and months) and sets off alarm 106 when the accumulated use exceeds the specified limit.
In the above description of process 450, it is not necessary that weight be determined. Rather, in an embodiment, it may instead be determined that the shoe is in "use" based on an algorithm using the pressure or force based detector 104; and then this use is accumulated time-wise to determine when the shoe's life expectancy is exceeded. For example, once a user puts weight onto this detector (in this embodiment), then processor 102 detects (through use of an algorithm as software 103) that the shoe is in use due to the presence of weight onto detector 104.
Process 470 thus determines the wear on a shoe by measuring the amount of use and comparing it against the expected use defined by a manufacturer, for example. In an embodiment, the use accumulator of step 474 is a timer within processor 102. This timer is started when step 473 determines that the shoe is in use and is stopped when step 473 determines that the shoe is not in use. This timer thus accumulates, in real time, the use of the shoe for comparison against a manufacturer's expected use. In another embodiment, step 472 may determine the number of steps a shoe has taken such that the use accumulator of step 474 accumulates the total number of steps taken by the shoe. This total number of steps is then compared to the manufacturer's recommended number of steps expected in the shoes life time.
Where display 512 is used (i.e., remote from housing 502), a wireless transmitter (not shown) may be included within housing 502 to remotely provide data from processor 504 to remote display 512 (as shown in dotted outline). Where display 508 is integral with housing 502, then display 508 provides a visual display for a user when housing 502 attaches to the body bar. In one embodiment, display 512 (shown in dotted outline) is part of a watch (or a MP3 player or a cell phone) that may be seen when worn or used by the user when performing exercises; and measurements determined by processor 504 are transmitted to the watch (or to the MP3 player or cell phone) for display upon display 512.
Processor 504 may operate under control of algorithmic software 505 (which is illustratively shown within processor 504 although it may reside elsewhere within housing 502, such as stand alone memory within housing 502). Algorithmic software 505 for example includes algorithms for processing data from detector 506 to determine the repetitions performed by a user of body bar 602.
In an embodiment, detector 906 is an accelerometer and processor 904 determines a value representing an activity level of the user of system 900 for display on display 910 or display 912. The accelerometer is for example positioned within housing 902 so that, when housing 902 is attached to a user, accelerometer 906 senses motion perpendicular to a surface (e.g., ground or a road or a floor) upon which the user moves (e.g., runs, dances, bounces). Data from the accelerometer is for example processed in the frequency domain as power spectral density (e.g., by frequency binning of the data). Multiple accelerometers (e.g., a triaxial accelerometer) may also be used as detector 906—for example to sense motion in other axes in addition to one perpendicular to the surface—and then processed together (e.g., in power spectral density domain) to arrive at a unitless value (as described below).
Processor 904 may utilize one or more algorithms, shown as software 905 within processor 904, for processing information obtained from detector 906 to assess the activity of the user. For example, processor 904 may periodically sample detector 906 to measure acceleration forces experienced by the user (when enclosure 902 is attached to the user, e.g., at the user's belt or shoe). Processor 904 may then process these forces to assess the activity level of the user. This activity level may represent effort exerted by the user when skiing.
The following represents a typical use of system 900, in an embodiment. In this example, detector 906 is one or more accelerometers. First, processor 904 determines when system 900 is in use, for example by sensing movement of housing 902 that corresponds to known activity (e.g., skiing or running). Alternatively, system 900 includes a button 915 that starts processing (in which case, separate determination of a known activity is not necessary). In an embodiment, button 915 is located proximate to display 912, and communicated wirelessly with processor 904. In this case, wireless transmitter 913 is a transceiver and button 915 includes a transmitter or a transceiver.
Once processor 904 knows (by sensing motion) or is notified (by button 915) that system 900 is operating in the desired activity, then it collects data over a period of that activity—for example over 1 hour (a typical aerobic hour), 4 hours (a typical long run), 8 hours (a typical "ski" day) or over one full day, each of these being typical sport activity periods; however any time may be used and/or programmed in system 900. In an example, processor 904 integrates power spectral density of acceleration over this period of time to generate a number. This number in fact is a function of g's, frequency units and time, which does not make intuitive sense to the user. For example, consider a professional athlete who snowboards down difficult, double diamond terrain for eight hours. When system 900 measures his activity over this period, his number will be high (e.g., 500 "units" of power spectral density) because of his extreme physical capabilities. Then, when a less capable user uses system 900, a number of, e.g., 250 units may be generated because the user is not as capable (physically and skilled) as the professional. Therefore, in this example, an expected maximum number, shown as MAX 914 within processor 904, may be set at 500. A display range, shown as RNG 916 within processor 904, may also be defined such that system 900 may display a unitless value that is relative to the maximum number. Continuing with the above example, if RNG 916 is set to 100, system 900 displays a unitless value of 100 for the professional athlete and a unitless value of 50 for the less capable user (i.e., the less capable user has a 50% value of the professional athlete). By setting RNG 916 to other values, the displayed output range of system 900 may be modified.
In one example of use, system 900 is formed as a wrist watch to facilitate attachment to a child's wrist. System 900, when worn by the child, may then determine the child's activity level for the day. In another example of use, system 900 may be attached to a person's limb that is recuperating from injury (e.g., sporting injury, accident and/or operation etc.) such that system 900 may determine if the limb is receiving the right amount of activity to expedite recovery.
In another example of use, two skiers each use a system 900 when skiing for a day. The first skier, who is experienced and athletic, skis difficult ski runs (e.g., black double diamonds) all day, whereas the second skier is less experienced and skis easy runs (e.g., green runs) all day. At the end of the day, the first skier has a unitless activity value of 87 and the second skier has a unitless activity value of 12. Thus, these unitless activity values indicate the relative activity levels of each skier.
Changes may be made to this application without departing from the scope hereof. It should thus be noted that the matter contained in the above description or shown in the accompanying drawings should be interpreted as illustrative and not in a limiting sense. The following claims are intended to cover all generic and specific features described herein, as well as all statements of the scope of the present method and system, which, as a matter of language, might be said to fall there between.
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The Prairie State College women's basketball team knew full-well that the road to an Illinois Skyway Collegiate Conference championship would be a bumpy one.
One of the teams blocking the Pioneers' path to a title invaded the PSC Field House Thursday night.
And after squeezing out a 44-41 triumph over league front-runner Elgin, that road, for the time being, became a little smoother.
With the win, PSC's fifth straight, the Pioneers moved to 11-7 overall and 5-0 in league play. Most importantly, the triumph pushes head coach Jeff Boyd's team into sole possession of first place in the Skyway standings.
With the setback, the Spartans fell to 4-1 in league play.
Prairie State was paced by freshman guard Nijea Dixon's (Joliet Central H.S.) 14 points on 6-of-14 shooting from the field.
Dixon constructed the bulk of her offensive damage in the opening half, where she dropped in 10 of her tallies.
Dixon has scored in double digits in each of her last six contests. She's recorded 10 or more points in a tilt 14 times on the season.
PSC witnessed one other player reach twin figures in the scoring column sophomore center Amanda Pierce (Simeon H.S.) achieved the feat, registering 11 points, courtesy of a perfect 5-of-5 shooting effort.
Pierce has reached double digits in the scoring column in each of her last three games. She has posted eight double-digit scoring efforts this year.
Sophomore center Danielle Zandstra (Heritage Christian H.S., Ind.), (8 points, 11 rebounds) and freshman forward Mandie Green (Homewood-Flossmoor H.S.), (8 points, 7 rebounds) both made solid contributions.
Despite the narrow margin of victory, PSC never trailed in the contest.
PSC raced out to a 14-4 lead to open the contest and led 31-20 at the break.
The Spartans closed the gap to 39-37 with 7:29 to go and then made it a one-point contest at 42-41 with 4:15 left.
A pair of free throws from Dixon with 10 seconds left sealed the contest.
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The paradox of writing about hidden gems is that by drawing attention to the gem, you take away its hiddenness. But I can describe Pulau Macan, also known as Tiger Island, with a clear conscience, confident that the values and vision of the resort can withstand anything a little publicity may bring. Those values — environmentalism, mindfulness and cooperative living — will stay intact despite the increased attention from tourists.
Today, it takes some digging to discover Pulau Macan, one of the 110 terrestrial oases that make up the Pulau Seribu (Thousand Islands) north of Jakarta — but that could change in the future. I found Pulau Macan by happenstance, seeking an alternative when a visit the Gili Islands turned out to be too expensive for a weekend trip. But what began as a budget-conscious consolation prize proved to be a first-rate vacation all its own.
A Good Start
The Pulau Macan experience began before we even left Jakarta. Gathered in the morning heat at Ancol Marina, we were greeted by a waiting speedboat and a smiling host who issued Dramamine to the seasick-prone. Eighty-three kilometers separate Pulau Macan from Jakarta, a distance that takes anywhere from 90 minutes to four hours to navigate, depending on ocean conditions and the boat.
Our trip out was speedy and smooth, though the return, on a much smaller boat, was quite bumpy.
Rough seas notwithstanding, the boat trip can be just as enjoyable as island time, the trash-strewn waters of Jakarta turning to infinite ocean, which suddenly lightens from indigo to azure as emerald islands appear on the horizon.
Once we docked at Pulau Macan, it didn't take long before the island started to feel like home. A quick tour gave the lay of the land: a central clubhouse plus eight cabins. Each stand-alone structure had a private bathroom, except the red brick and "eco" cabins, which accommodate two parties apiece. Every choice has its unique charms and quirks, so those heading out should describe their needs, whether it be romance, something family-friendly or protection from mosquitoes.
Sleeping accommodations are comfortable across the board, though I'd advise turning in on the early side, since the mornings bring dazzling sunlight along with rooster crows, songbird trills and the noisy activities of early-rising guests.
Dive Right In
With a tropical playground to explore, I made sure to be well-rested. The primary island pursuit is snorkeling. Pulau Macan supplies masks, flippers and water booties, so there was no excuse not to give it a try. With masks strapped on, we waded out into the sun-warmed water (Beware the small beige fish near shore — they bite! Painless but a bit startling), and let ourselves tune out everything above sea level.
Underwater, white sand peaks stretched out everywhere before the monochrome landscape ended, replaced by blossoms of coral and explosions of sea urchins, swarming with fish and other creatures, some colorful and some camouflaged, indistinguishable from their backdrop. It was thrilling to see a lump of sand suddenly become a living creature.
Staying close to the island provides a wonderful snorkeling experience. But, feeling more adventurous, we decided to swim out until the crystal shallows dropped off into dark blue depths. These ridges, with massive islands of coral marking the underwater cliff, provided an endless supply of sea life to witness.
Following the curve of the ridge away from the island, we soon reached The Deserted Island, an undeveloped sanctuary owned by the resort, which offered solitude, quiet and exquisitely exhaust-free air.
Wanderlust unsatisfied, we each hopped on a paddleboard, or piled into the charmingly dilapidated wooden rowboat, and headed out into the open sea for some island-hopping.
Back on the Island
We found land activities to be available, but limited. The clubhouse provides board games and a billiard table (there is only one stick, so be ready to share), plus there was a beach volleyball net and an on-site masseuse.
The masseuse, perched by his spa hut at all hours awaiting customers, is perhaps the least discovered aspect of a largely undiscovered island. For only Rp 150,000 ($16) for an hourlong massage in an idyllic stilted hut overlooking sparkling ocean, I couldn't fathom that only two guests, myself included, signed up for the service. Of course, that could have been related to our host's description of the masseuse during the tour: "He's rather blind, rather deaf and tends to be quite rough." I did find the massage a bit on the forceful side, but that was an invigorating juxtaposition to the storybook tranquility of the setting. And if I wanted less intensity, I only had to touch his hand and he lightened up.
With all that relaxing, I worked up an appetite, easily sated by Pulau Macan's all-you-can-eat dining program. Expect seasonal fruit at breakfast, and a wide selection, including vegetarian-friendly options, at lunch and dinner, plus platters of hors d'oeuvres that materialize on the sundeck each evening near twilight.
Adult beverages cost extra, but the prices beat most Jakarta bars — Rp 30,000 for a beer, Rp 60,000 for a cocktail — and you also have the option to bring your own alcohol for a nominal corkage fee. Though the bar closes at midnight, you can sit out on the deck sipping drinks with new friends as long as you'd like, just keep track of your tab (the honor system is taken seriously here).
Perhaps the best part of meals at Pulau Macan was their communal aspect. You can request to eat apart from the group, but I recommend taking full advantage of this excuse for companionship. It's an invaluable opportunity to meet people you might never have encountered otherwise, people from wide-ranging cultural, geographic and educational backgrounds, people with rich stories and open minds. At minimum, these communal meals allow you to witness the myriad paths a human life can take, and at best, you might meet someone whose friendship weathers the bumpy trip back to Java and becomes a mainland ally.
Back to Basics
Pulau Macan is not a luxury resort, but it doesn't pretend to be. In fact, it's the quirks — the hole-ridden water shoes, the tied-together snorkeling masks, the uneven rowboat oars — that create its comfort. Pretense yields to authenticity, conveniences give way to community, and you find yourself luxuriating in the modesty of an unheated shower, grateful that your BlackBerry's reception is too spotty to be useful. There is a simplicity that most of us long ago drowned out with the noise of modern life.
It's because of this pared-down approach that the trappings of the resort recede and the larger ideas — the ones so big they easily blend into the background — return. Sitting on the dock after dinner, looking out into the black ocean and blacker sky, we let our eyes pick out more and more stars. The stars, the marine life and the unfamiliar sense of peace allowed us to just be for a moment: These are the fruits of patience, a patience that's nearly extinct in bustling cities, but a patience that can not only be restored, but can be found thriving in places like Pulau Macan.


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However you can prevent the situation from becoming worse by taking a Vitamin B12 supplement. Although taking the supplement may not help to turn the grey hairs back to their original, it will slow down the process of others appearing.
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The Whitley County Election Office is making some changes this year to reduce the number of locations and workers available to the public. Several polling locations will be combined, including in South Whitley, Cleveland Township and Smith Township.
"We're very excited about this," said Clerk of Courts Debbie Beers. "We're going to save the county some money while making things better for the voters."
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• Cleveland Northeast and Northwest: United Methodist Church of South Whitley (formerly Cleveland Township Fire Station)
• Cleveland South: UMCSW (Whitko High School)
• Columbia Northeast and Northwest: First Church of God (Indiana Springs Middle School)
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• Columbia 1 and 3: Marshall Community Center
• Columbia 2 and 7: Whitley County Government Center
• Columbia 4 and 8: Grace Lutheran Church
• Columbia 5 and 6: Church of the Nazarene
• Etna Troy: Etna Troy Community Center
• Jefferson East and Jefferson West: Saturn Christian Church (Jefferson Township Fire Station)
• Richland North and South: New Hope Wesleyan Church (Whitko High School)
• Smith East, Northeast and South: Boy Scout Building (Churubusco Middle School; Churubusco Town Hall)• Smith Northwest and West: Blue Lake Community Building (Churubusco Middle School)
• Thorncreek North and Northeast: Thorncreek Township Fire Station
• Thorncreek Northwest: Big Lake Church of God (unconfirmed)
• Thorkcreek South: Eagle Quest Church
• Union Columbia City, Union East and West: Coesse Elementary School (Whitley County Government Center)
• Washington North and South: Washington Township Community Building
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