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Patent US7854669 - Trajectory detection and feedback system - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inPatentsA disclosed device provides a trajectory detection and feedback system. The system is capable of detecting one or more moving objects in free flight, analyzing a trajectory of each object and providing immediate feedback information to a human that has launched the object into flight, and/or one or more...http://www.google.com/patents/US7854669?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US7854669 - Trajectory detection and feedback systemAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS7854669 B2Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 11/508,004Publication dateDec 21, 2010Filing dateAug 21, 2006Priority dateSep 12, 2001Fee statusPaidAlso published asUS7094164, US7850552, US20030073518, US20070026974, US20070026975, WO2003022369A2, WO2003022369A3Publication number11508004, 508004, US 7854669 B2, US 7854669B2, US-B2-7854669, US7854669 B2, US7854669B2InventorsAlan W. Marty, Ridge McGhee, Thomas A. EdwardsOriginal AssigneePillar Vision, Inc.Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (47), Non-Patent Citations (10), Referenced by (24), Classifications (18), Legal Events (3) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetTrajectory detection and feedback system
US 7854669 B2Abstract
A disclosed device provides a trajectory detection and feedback system. The system is capable of detecting one or more moving objects in free flight, analyzing a trajectory of each object and providing immediate feedback information to a human that has launched the object into flight, and/or one or more observers in the area. The feedback information may include one or more trajectory parameters that the human may use to evaluate their skill at sending the object along a desired trajectory. In a particular embodiment, a non-intrusive machine vision system that remotely detects trajectories of moving objects may be used to evaluate trajectory parameters for a basketball shot at a basketball hoop by a player. The feedback information, such as a trajectory entry angle into the basketball hoop and/or an entry velocity into the hoop for the shot, may be output to the player in an auditory format using a sound projection device. The system may be operable to be set-up and to operate in a substantially autonomous manner. After the system has evaluated a plurality of shots by the player, the system may provide 1) a diagnosis of their shot consistency, 2) a prediction for improvement based upon improving their shot consistency and 3) a prescription of actions for improving their consistency.
one or more cameras for recording video frame data used to characterize a trajectory of a sports object launched by a person wherein the person is attempting to reproduce a particular trajectory of the sports object and wherein one or more trajectory parameters characteristic of the particular trajectory are derived from a curve-fit of the particular trajectory;
a logic device configured to i) receive selections indicating a plurality of different virtual target areas; ii) receive the video frame data, iii) recognize the sports object in the video frame data; iv) determine a curve-fit for the trajectory of the sports object captured in the video frame data; v) determine where the curve-fit for the trajectory of the sports object captured in the video frame data passes through one of the plurality of different virtual target areas; vi) determine one or more trajectory parameters that are derived from the curve-fit of the trajectory of the sports object and vii) based upon the one or more trajectory parameters derived from the curve-fit of the trajectory of the sports object, generate immediate feedback information that allows the person to evaluate their skill at reproducing the particular trajectory.
2. The sports device of claim 1, wherein the logic device is further configured to compare the one or more trajectory parameters generated from the curve fit of the trajectory of the sports object to the one or more trajectory parameters of the curve-fit that characterize the particular trajectory of the sports object that the person is attempting to reproduce.
3. The sports device of claim 1, wherein the feedback information is provided as information that indicates a relative relationship between the one or more trajectories parameters of the trajectory of the sports object and the one or more trajectory parameters of the particular trajectory that the person is attempting to reproduce.
4. The sports device of claim 3, wherein the feedback information is related to the at least two compared trajectory parameters.
5. The sports device of claim 1, wherein at least two trajectory parameters characterizing the trajectory of the sports object are compared to at least two trajectory parameters of the particular trajectory the person is attempting to reproduce.
6. The sports device of claim 1, wherein the particular trajectory of the sports object that the person is attempting to reproduce is an optimal trajectory.
7. The sports device of claim 1, wherein the logic device is further configured to determine whether the trajectory of the sports object launched by the person passes through a virtual target area.
8. The sports device of claim 7, wherein the feedback information is related to a position or a directional angle of the sports object along its trajectory relative to a position of the virtual target area.
9. The sports device of claim 7, wherein the sports object is a basketball and the virtual target area is a virtual hoop.
10. The sports device of claim 1, wherein the sports object is selected from the group consisting of a tennis ball, a golf ball, a volley ball, a racquetball, a squash ball, a football, a baseball, a soccer ball, a javelin, a shot-put, a water polo ball, a softball and a hockey puck.
11. The sports device of claim 1, wherein one or more the trajectory parameters are selected from the group consisting of a speed, a directional velocity component, a position, a rotation rate, an axis of rotation, a directional angle and a directional acceleration component.
12. The sports device of claim 1, wherein the feedback information is related to a height of the sports object at a location along its trajectory.
13. The sports device of claim 12, wherein the trajectory session information is associated with a plurality of different sports object trajectories generated by a particular person.
14. The sports device of claim 1, wherein the feedback information is related to a directional angle of the sports object at a location along its trajectory.
15. The sports device of claim 1, wherein the feedback information is related to a position of the sports object at location along its trajectory that is proximate, said position determined relative to a target location for the sports object for which the person is aiming.
16. The sports device of claim 1,
a memory storage device for storing trajectory session information wherein the trajectory session information comprises one or more of 1) physical information, trajectory information and feedback information generated for the plurality of different sports object trajectories, 2) a trajectory session time, 3) a trajectory session date, 4) a trajectory session location and combinations thereof.
17. The sports device of claim 1, wherein the feedback information is provided to the person in at least one of a visual format, an auditory format, a kinetic format and combinations thereof.
18. The sports device of claim 1, wherein the feedback information is provided to the person in an auditory format.
19. The sports device of claim 1, further comprising: a wireless network interface or a wire network interface for connecting the logic device to one of a local area network, a wide area network and the Internet.
20. The sports device of claim 1, further comprising: a wireless interface for providing communications between the logic device and a portable computing device.
21. The sports device of claim 1, wherein the logic device is further configured to determine the curve-fits for a plurality of different trajectories of the sports object captured in the video frame data.
22. The sports device of claim 21, wherein the logic device is further configured to determine one or more aggregate trajectory parameters derived from the plurality of different trajectories.
23. The sports device of claim 21, wherein the plurality of different trajectories are launched by a single person.
24. The sports device of claim 1, wherein logic device is further configured to receive a selection of a launch area for the sports object and determine where the sports object is launched within the launch area.
25. The sports device of claim 24, wherein the logic device is further configured to output an indication of the launch area.
26. A method in a sports device including one or more cameras and a processor, the method comprising:
a) receiving video frame data including a trajectory of a sports object launched by a person wherein the person is attempting to reproduce a particular trajectory of a sports object and wherein one or more trajectory parameters characteristic of the particular trajectory are derived from a curve-fit of the particular trajectory;
b) recognizing the sports object in the video frame data;
c) determining a curve-fit for the trajectory of the sports object captured in the video frame data;
e) determining one or more trajectory parameters that are derived from the curve-fit of the trajectory of the sports object;
f) determining where the curve-fit for the trajectory of the sports object captured in the video frame data passes through one of the plurality of different virtual target areas;
g) based upon the one or more trajectory parameters derived from the curve-fit of the trajectory of the sports object, generating immediate feedback information that allows the person to evaluate their skill at reproducing the particular trajectory.
27. The method of claim 26, further comprising: repeating steps a) thru c) and e) thru g) for a plurality of different trajectories of the sports object launched by the person.
28. The method of claim 26, further comprising: comparing the one or more trajectory parameters generated from the curve fit of the trajectory of the sports object to one or more trajectory parameters of a curve-fit that characterizes a particular trajectory of the sports object the person is attempting to reproduce.
29. The method of claim 28, wherein the feedback information is provided as information that indicates a relative relationship between the one or more trajectories parameters of the trajectory of the sports object and the one or more trajectory parameters of the particular trajectory that the person is attempting to reproduce.
30. A sports device comprising:
a logic device configured for each of a plurality of different trajectories launched by the person to i) receive the video frame data, ii) recognize the sports object in the video frame data; iii) determine a curve-fit for the trajectory of the sports object captured in the video frame data; iv) determine one or more trajectory parameters that are derived from the curve-fit of the trajectory of the sports object and v) based upon the one or more trajectory parameters derived from the curve-fit of the trajectory of the sports object, generate immediate feedback information that allows the person to evaluate their skill at reproducing the particular trajectory wherein based upon the curve-fits for each of the plurality of different trajectories and the curve-fit of the particular trajectory, the logic device is configured to 1) determine a measure of how consistently the person reproduces the particular trajectory and 2) output the determined measure.
31. The sports device of claim 30, wherein the logic device is further configured to compare the one or more trajectory parameters generated from the curve fit of the trajectory of the sports object to the one or more trajectory parameters of the curve-fit that characterize the particular trajectory of the sports object that the person is attempting to reproduce.
32. The sports device of claim 30, wherein the feedback information is provided as information that indicates a relative relationship between the one or more trajectories parameters of the trajectory of the sports object and the one or more trajectory parameters of the particular trajectory that the person is attempting to reproduce.
33. The sports device of claim 30, wherein at least two trajectory parameters characterizing the trajectory of the sports object are compared to at least two trajectory parameters of the particular trajectory the person is attempting to reproduce.
34. The sports device of claim 33, wherein the feedback information is related to the at least two compared trajectory parameters.
35. The sports device of claim 30, wherein the particular trajectory of the sports object that the person is attempting to reproduce is an optimal trajectory.
36. The sports device of claim 30, wherein the logic device is further configured to determine whether the trajectory of the sports object launched by the person passes through a virtual target area.
37. The sports device of claim 36, wherein the feedback information is related to a position or a directional angle of the sports object along its trajectory relative to a position of the virtual target area.
38. The sports device of claim 36, wherein the sports object is a basketball and the virtual target area is a virtual hoop.
39. The sports device of claim 30, wherein the sports object is selected from the group consisting of a tennis ball, a golf ball, a volley ball, a racquetball, a squash ball, a football, a baseball, a soccer ball, a javelin, a shot-put, a water polo ball, a softball and a hockey puck.
40. The sports device of claim 30, wherein one or more the trajectory parameters are selected from the group consisting of a speed, a directional velocity component, a position, a rotation rate, an axis of rotation, a directional angle and a directional acceleration component.
41. The sports device of claim 30, wherein the feedback information is related to a height of the sports object at a location along its trajectory.
42. The sports device of claim 30, wherein the feedback information is related to a directional angle of the sports object at a location along its trajectory.
43. The sports device of claim 30, wherein the feedback information is related to a position of the sports object at location along its trajectory that is proximate, said position determined relative to a target location for the sports object for which the person is aiming.
44. The sports device of claim 30,
45. The sports device of claim 44, wherein the trajectory session information is associated with a plurality of different sports object trajectories generated by a particular person.
46. The sports device of claim 30, wherein the feedback information is provided to the person in at least one of a visual format, an auditory format, a kinetic format and combinations thereof.
47. The sports device of claim 30, wherein the feedback information is provided to the person in an auditory format.
48. The sports device of claim 30, further comprising: a wireless network interface or a wire network interface for connecting the logic device to one of a local area network, a wide area network and the Internet.
49. The sports device of claim 30, further comprising: a wireless interface for providing communications between the logic device and a portable computing device.
50. The sports device of claim 30, wherein the logic device is further configured to determine the curve-fits for a plurality of different trajectories of the sports object captured in the video frame data.
51. The sports device of claim 50, wherein the logic device is further configured to determine one or more aggregate trajectory parameters derived from the plurality of different trajectories.
52. The sports device of claim 50, wherein the plurality of different trajectories are launched by a single person.
53. The sports device of claim 30, wherein logic device is further configured to receive a selection of a launch area for the sports object and determine where the sports object is launched within the launch area.
54. The sports device of claim 53, wherein the logic device is further configured to output an indication of the launch area.
55. A method in a sports device including one or more cameras and a processor, the method comprising:
for each of a plurality of different trajectories launched by a person wherein the person is attempting to reproduce a particular trajectory of a sports object and wherein one or more trajectory parameters characteristic of the particular trajectory are derived from a curve-fit of the particular trajectory,
a) receiving video frame data including a trajectory of a sports object launched by the person;
d) determining one or more trajectory parameters that are derived from the curve-fit of the trajectory of the sports object;
e) based upon the one or more trajectory parameters derived from the curve-fit of the trajectory of the sports object, generating immediate feedback information that allows the person to evaluate their skill at reproducing the particular trajectory
56. The method of claim 55, further comprising: determining whether the trajectory of the sports object launched by the person passes through a virtual target area.
57. The method of claim 55, further comprising: comparing the one or more trajectory parameters generated from the curve fit of the trajectory of the sports object to one or more trajectory parameters of a curve-fit that characterizes a particular trajectory of the sports object the person is attempting to reproduce.
58. A sports device comprising:
a logic device configured to i) prior to analyzing a trajectory of the sports object, autonomously determine a set-up position of the one or more cameras and based upon the determined set-up position, auto-calibrate to objects in an environment in which the sports device is located, ii) receive the video frame data, iii) recognize the sports object in the video frame data; iv) determine a curve-fit for the trajectory of the sports object captured in the video frame data; v) determine one or more trajectory parameters that are derived from the curve-fit of the trajectory of the sports object and vi) based upon the one or more trajectory parameters derived from the curve-fit of the trajectory of the sports object, generate immediate feedback information that allows the person to evaluate their skill at reproducing the particular trajectory.
59. The sports device of claim 58, wherein the logic device is further configured to compare the one or more trajectory parameters generated from the curve fit of the trajectory of the sports object to the one or more trajectory parameters of the curve-fit that characterize the particular trajectory of the sports object that the person is attempting to reproduce.
60. The sports device of claim 58, wherein the feedback information is provided as information that indicates a relative relationship between the one or more trajectories parameters of the trajectory of the sports object and the one or more trajectory parameters of the particular trajectory that the person is attempting to reproduce.
61. The sports device of claim 58, wherein at least two trajectory parameters characterizing the trajectory of the sports object are compared to at least two trajectory parameters of the particular trajectory the person is attempting to reproduce.
62. The sports device of claim 61, wherein the feedback information is related to the at least two compared trajectory parameters.
63. The sports device of claim 58, wherein the particular trajectory of the sports object that the person is attempting to reproduce is an optimal trajectory.
64. The sports device of claim 58, wherein the logic device is further configured to determine whether the trajectory of the sports object launched by the person passes through a virtual target area.
65. The sports device of claim 64, wherein the feedback information is related to a position or a directional angle of the sports object along its trajectory relative to a position of the virtual target area.
66. The sports device of claim 64, wherein the sports object is a basketball and the virtual target area is a virtual hoop.
67. The sports device of claim 58, wherein the sports object is selected from the group consisting of a tennis ball, a golf ball, a volley ball, a racquetball, a squash ball, a football, a baseball, a soccer ball, a javelin, a shot-put, a water polo ball, a softball and a hockey puck.
68. The sports device of claim 58, wherein one or more the trajectory parameters are selected from the group consisting of a speed, a directional velocity component, a position, a rotation rate, an axis of rotation, a directional angle and a directional acceleration component.
69. The sports device of claim 58, wherein the feedback information is related to a height of the sports object at a location along its trajectory.
70. The sports device of claim 58, wherein the feedback information is related to a directional angle of the sports object at a location along its trajectory.
71. The sports device of claim 58, wherein the feedback information is related to a position of the sports object at location along its trajectory that is proximate, said position determined relative to a target location for the sports object for which the person is aiming.
72. The sports device of claim 58,
73. The sports device of claim 72, wherein the trajectory session information is associated with a plurality of different sports object trajectories generated by a particular person.
74. The sports device of claim 58, wherein the feedback information is provided to the person in at least one of a visual format, an auditory format, a kinetic format and combinations thereof.
75. The sports device of claim 58, wherein the feedback information is provided to the person in an auditory format.
76. The sports device of claim 58, further comprising: a wireless network interface or a wire network interface for connecting the logic device to one of a local area network, a wide area network and the Internet.
77. The sports device of claim 58, further comprising: a wireless interface for providing communications between the logic device and a portable computing device.
78. The sports device of claim 58, wherein the logic device is further configured to determine the curve-fits for a plurality of different trajectories of the sports object captured in the video frame data.
79. The sports device of claim 78, wherein the logic device is further configured to determine one or more aggregate trajectory parameters derived from the plurality of different trajectories.
80. The sports device of claim 78, wherein the plurality of different trajectories are launched by a single person.
81. The sports device of claim 58, wherein logic device is further configured to receive a selection of a launch area for the sports object and determine where the sports object is launched within the launch area.
82. The sports device of claim 81, wherein the logic device is further configured to output an indication of the launch area.
83. A method in a sports device including one or more cameras and a processor, the method comprising:
a) prior to analyzing a trajectory of a sports object, autonomously determining a set-up position of the one or more cameras and based upon the determined set-up position, auto -calibrating to objects in an environment in which the sports device is located, wherein the person is attempting to reproduce a particular trajectory of a sports object and wherein one or more trajectory parameters characteristic of the particular trajectory are derived from a curve-fit of the particular trajectory,
b) receiving video frame data including a trajectory of the sports object launched by the person;
c) recognizing the sports object in the video frame data;
d) determining a curve-fit for the trajectory of the sports object captured in the video frame data;
f) based upon the one or more trajectory parameters derived from the curve-fit of the trajectory of the sports object, generating immediate feedback information that allows the person to evaluate their skill at reproducing the particular trajectory.
84. The method of claim 83, further comprising: repeating steps b) thru and f) for a plurality of different trajectories of the sports object launched by the person.
85. The method of claim 83, further comprising: comparing the one or more trajectory parameters generated from the curve fit of the trajectory of the sports object to one or more trajectory parameters of a curve-fit that characterizes a particular trajectory of the sports object the person is attempting to reproduce.
This application claims priority under 35 U.S.C. �120 and is continuation-in-part of U.S. application Ser. No. 10/242,373, titled, “Trajectory Detection and Feedback System,” filed Sep. 11, 2002 now U.S. Pat. No. 7,094,164, by Marty, et al., which claimed priority under 35 U.S.C. �119(e) from U.S. Provisional Patent Application No. 60/323,029, filed Sep. 12, 2001, and titled “Systems and Methods for Providing Rapid Feedback on the Entry Angle and Entry Position of a Basketball into a Hoop;” from U.S. Provisional Patent Application No. 60/348,057, filed Jan. 11, 2002, and titled “Systems and Methods for Providing Rapid Feedback on the Entry Angle and Entry Position of a Basketball into a Hoop; and from U.S. Provisional Patent Application No. 60/395,875 filed Jul. 12, 2002, and titled “Systems and Methods for Providing Rapid Feedback on the Entry Angle and Entry Position of a Basketball into a Hoop; each of which is incorporated herein in their entirety and for all purposes.
FIGS. 6 is an information flow diagram for of a trajectory detection and analysis system of the present invention.
The present invention provides methods and apparatus for trajectory detection and analysis for trajectories of objects launched by a human in games of skill. One objective of the methods and apparatus is to generate feedback information that may be used by a participant in the game of skill to improve their performance at the game.
In a particular embodiment of the invention, a trajectory device is used to detect and analyze a trajectory of a basketball shot by a human and provide feedback information about the trajectory to the shooter. However, the present invention is not limited to basketball and may be applied to other games of skill that involve object being launched along a trajectory, such as soccer, golf, football, baseball, softball, tennis, volleyball, racquet ball, bowling, water-polo, lacrosse, shot-put and javelin.
The camera 118 in the machine vision system records physical information within a detection volume 1 10. The physical information that is recorded is images of objects at a particular time in the detection volume 110. The images recorded at a particular time may be stored as a video frame 106. The camera 1 18 may capture images of the basketball 109 as it moves in trajectory plane 104 as well as images of other secondary objects. The secondary objects may be closer to the camera than the basketball 109 (i.e., between the camera 118 and the trajectory plane 104) or the secondary objects may be farther away from the camera than the basketball 109 (i.e., beyond the trajectory plane 104). The machine vision system may utilize software to distinguish between the movement of secondary objects that may be detected and the movement of the basketball 109.
FIGS. 6 is an information flow diagram for a trajectory detection and analysis system of the present invention. A sensor system 502, which may comprise emitters 506 and detectors 506, receives physical information 507. The physical information 507 may be energy signals reflected from a tracked object 508. In the case where sensors are mounted to the tracked object 508, then the physical information 507 may be sent as signals from the sensors to a detector 504. Typically, the physical information 508 is transmitted through a medium such as air.
Information passed between the different components in the system as described with respect to FIG. 6 may be transmitted using a number of different wired and wireless communication protocols. For instance, for wire communication, USB compatible, Firewire compatible and IEEE 1394 compatible hardware communication interfaces and communication protocols may be used. For wireless communication, hardware and software compatible with standards such as Bluetooth, IEEE 802.11a, IEEE 802.11b, IEEE 802.11x (e.g. other IEEE 802.11 standards such as IEEE 802.11c, IEEE 802.11d; IEEE 802.11e, etc.), IrDA, WiFi and HomeRF.
In one embodiment, the device may include one or more input ports for downloading music onto the system from a portable device, an interface that allows a user to use a portable music device, e.g., an MP-3 player, such as an IPOD™ by Apple™ (Cupertino, Calif) with the system, an optical disk drive for playing optical disks storing music or a communication interface allowing music to be downloaded from a remote server. During a training session, a player's musical selection may be output via a sound projection device coupled to the training system 702. When feedback information is provided in an audio format, the feedback information and any musical output may be integrated to allow both to be discerned. For instance, when audio feedback information is provided, it may be over-laid on top of the musical output the volume of the background music or feedback information may be each adjusted up or down so that the feedback is heard. In another example, the audio feedback information may be output from a separate speaker than the music or from only one channel of a speaker system (e.g., right or left channel) when a stereo system is included.
In analyzing a player's body mechanics, the trajectory device 722 may be used to determine a trajectory of one or more parts of the player's body during and after a shot. For example, the trajectory device 722 may determine an arc of a player's foot/ or knee to determine whether the player move upwards in a vertically aligned direction or in a direction off of vertical. In another example, the trajectory device may measure an arc of a player's elbow or hand to determine whether the player's arms is imparting sideways momentum to the ball and to determine whether the player's is properly following through on the shot.
The criteria used to group good and bad shots is variable and may depend on one or more different trajectory parameters and their combinations as well as an analysis of a player's shooting mechanics and is not limited to the examples described above, which are provided for illustrative purposes. Thus, in some instances, a made shot with a good arc may be categorized a “bad” shot because of a player's poor shooting mechanics. Conversely, in other instances, a missed shot may be categorized as a “good” shot, because the shot had a good arc and the player used good shooting mechanics.
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text: Sam Stosur keeps Australia's hopes alive after Nick Kyrgios falls in straight setsEmailcomment8:27 PM ETAAPEmailprintcommentSamantha Stosur is the last Australian standing at the French Open, after leading men's hope Nick Kyrgios suffered a straight-sets flame-out at the hands of local hero Richard Gasquet.Stosur produced some of her best tennis in years as she advanced to the fourth round with a superb upset win of last year's finalist Lucie Safarova.Bidding to become the first Australian male since Lleyton Hewitt in 2007 to reach the fourth round at Roland Garros, 17th seed Kyrgios complained about a shoulder injury as well as the presence of brother Christos in the players' box.Kyrgios required attention from a trainer just three games into the 6-2 7-6 (9-7) 6-2 loss as he struggled with the shoulder complaint.Clive Brunskill/Getty ImagesEven at full fitness Kyrgios would likely have found life difficult against Gasquet, whose exquisite backhand was causing the 21-year-old considerable trouble.Kyrgios made 44 unforced errors to Gasquet's 17 in the clearest difference maker between the pair as he capitulated in two hours and ten minutes.But he was clearly well below his best, saying the injury affected both his backhand and serve while admitting to a trainer that it was getting "dramatically worse".Having fallen behind 3-0 just eight minutes into the match, the explosive star spent time at the change of ends massaging his left shoulder and called on a physio to offer treatment."This morning when I was warming up I could feel it on my backhand, now it's on my ball toss," Kyrgios told the trainer, while wincing in pain at the treatment.It proved to help little, as he was broken twice more to lose the set in a brisk 31 minutes.A clearly frustrated Kyrgios incited a chorus of boos from the partisan French crowd after smashing his racquet against an advertising board next to his seat as he tried to regain his composure before the second set.There were concerned looks on the faces of his support team, including brother Christos who appeared to be the focal point of Kyrgios' anger after losing a tense second set tiebreaker."Get out of my box. Get out of my box," Kyrgios shouted.The exit of his brother from the stands did little to turn around Kyrgios' fortunes, with Gasquet securing a break in the third game of the third set.Struggling to keep up with Gasquet, Kyrgios was broken again to go down 5-2 allowing Gasquet, who holds a 3-0 record on clay against the Canberran, to serve for the match."It's great for me to win against Nick in three sets," Gasquet said."He's one of the biggest players now, played very good last two months."Of course it's a big victory, especially for me on centre court at home with my crowd."Meanwhile, Stosur wound back the clock in her 6-3 6-7 (0-7) 7-5 win - just her fourth against the 11th seed Safarova from 15 matches."It was very close right from the first game - Lucie and I typically play matches like this one," Stosur said."For me to get through this one, I'm really, really happy with how I played."Stosur will now turn her attention to a fourth-round clash with sixth seed Simona Halep on Sunday.

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x86 - How to access the control registers cr0,cr2,cr3 from a program? Getting segmentation fault - Stack Overflow
The program compiles fine, but when the inline assembly is about to be executed, it produces a segmentation fault.
void instructions(int val)
for(i = 0; i < val; i++)
__asm__("mov %cr0, %eax");
I used GDB and stepped through each assembly line and it is on the mov %cr0,%eax that the segmentation fault is occurring.
x86 inline-assembly cpu-registers
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Quoting from Intel® 64 and IA-32 Architectures Software Developer Manuals 3-650 Vol. 2A on moving to and from control registers:
Which means the instruction can only be executed in kernel mode.
A minimal kernel module, that logs the contents of cr0, cr2 and cr3 could look something like this (32-bit code path untested):
u64 cr0, cr2, cr3;
"mov %%cr0, %%rax\n\t"
"mov %%eax, %0\n\t"
"mov %%cr2, %%rax\n\t"
"mov %%cr3, %%rax\n\t"
"mov %%eax, %2\n\t"
: "=m" (cr0), "=m" (cr2), "=m" (cr3)
: "%rax"
u32 cr0, cr2, cr3;
"mov %%cr0, %%eax\n\t"
"mov %%cr2, %%eax\n\t"
"mov %%cr3, %%eax\n\t"
printk(KERN_INFO "cr0 = 0x%8.8X\n", cr0);
printk(KERN_INFO "cr2 = 0x%8.8X\n", cr2);
printk(KERN_INFO "cr3 = 0x%8.8X\n", cr3);
sudo insmod ./hello.ko
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Did you mean u64? At least cr3 is documented in the intel manuals for intel 64 from bits 0 : 63. – corny Jun 8 '17 at 14:11
@corny: It was just a quick example to show how to access the control registers, so for simplicity I only print the lower 32-bits even in 64-bit mode. I think all the control registers are 64-bit in long mode and you definitely want all bits of CR2/CR3 if you're actually doing something useful with the contents. – user786653 Jun 8 '17 at 16:40
Correct, in 64 bit mode, all control registers are 64 bit. Section 2.5, “CONTROL REGISTERS” in the Intel® 64 and IA-32 Architectures Software Developer’s Manual, Volume 3A. I edited your answer, let's delete our comment and let's just preserve your improved answer. – corny Jun 12 '17 at 15:00
I don't currently have a way to easily check the code, but I think the format string should to be %016lx in 64-bit mode (or perhaps %p can be used if cr0/cr2/cr3 are cast to void*) – user786653 Jun 12 '17 at 17:48
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Jay H. Greene is a retired NASA engineer. He worked as a FIDO flight controller during the Apollo Program and a flight director from 1982 to 1986, most notably as ascent flight director during the Challenger accident in 1986. Greene worked for four years as a manager on the International Space Station project and received several awards for his work including the NASA Distinguished Service Medal. After his retirement in 2004 he served as a part-time consultant on the Exploration Systems Architecture Study. NASA Associate Administrator Rex Geveden described him as "a famous technical curmudgeon in the Agency."[1]
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Greene grew up in Brooklyn and graduated from Brooklyn Polytechnic in 1964 with a Bachelor of Science degree in electrical engineering. His first job was at North American Aviation in Downey, California, but he did not find the work particularly satisfying. Less than a year later, he accepted a job with NASA at the Manned Spacecraft Center (later named the Johnson Space Center) in Houston, Texas.[2]
His first shift as a flight controller was during the launch of the unmanned Apollo 6. The launch turned out to be a memorable one, as two engines cut out on the second stage of the Saturn V booster less than five minutes after lift-off. Although the mission was not aborted, it was a challenging launch for the Flight Dynamics officer—the spacecraft diverged from its intended trajectory so severely that Greene was nearly forced to call an abort.[3]
In 1969, Greene was chosen to work the descent shift for Apollo 11, the first lunar landing. This was a coveted and prestigious assignment, showing the esteem in which he was held by his superiors.[4] Flight Director Gene Kranz, who also worked the descent shift, described Greene as "elite in the ranks of the FIDOs, cocky and crisp with his calls."

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Loosely Coupled Delegated Events Between Parent and UserControls Bert O Neill, 11 Jul 2012
Loosely coupled communication between usercontrols and parent.	Download source code - 36.5 KB
I want to demonstrate how you can design loosely coupled events between user-controls and their parent or between user-controls themselves.
A good design pattern should cater for loosely coupled controls within an application, a parent shouldn't need to know about what user controls it has within the project, only that the parent has the delegated events awaiting calls from child controls to act upon them - be the user control added to the application or not.
Project structure Below is the structure of the Visual Studio 2010 application: Fig 1
In the project I have a MainWindow class that will host the two user control objects. There is an argument class (carArgs) that will be used to communicate data between the user controls and the parent and vice versa. There is also an XML file just to bind some data to the grids.
The idea of the application is to have two controls within the parent. The parent has a grid (so do the user controls). When I click on a row within the parent grid and select which control I wish to send the data to (which will select that row too, in that user control), and vice versa, the control can make the parent control select the row that is in the child control. The parent doesn't need to know anything about the child, only have the delegated event available to pick-up the call from the child and act upon it. The code explained
Main Class (XAML)
The important piece of code when adding the user control is the event binding. In the code below, the user control has a public event called NotifyedUserControl that the parent binds to its method called ctrl_NotifyedUserControl so when the child user control calls the method event within its own class, this will find its way back to the parent method ctrl_NotifyedUserControl along with any parameters that were declared within the signatures. <UserControls:HrCars Grid.Row="0" Grid.Column="0"
x:Name="ctrlLoadHr" Margin="5"
IsEnabled="true" VerticalAlignment="Center"
HorizontalAlignment="Center" NotifyedUserControl="ctrl_NotifyedUserControl"></UserControls:HrCars>
The Main class (C#) Below you can see the private method ctrl_NotifyedUserControl that is bound to the child control NotifyedUserControl event. It will then call the public methods with the other control or a method within the main class to select the appropriate row within the grid. using System;
using UserControlEventing.Models;
namespace UserControlEventing
public CarArgs ParamEventArg { get; set; }
#region Delegate Event Binding
private void ctrl_NotifyedUserControl(object sender, Models.CarArgs arg)
switch (arg.ControlDestination.ToString())
this.ctrlLoadHr.SetUserControl(arg);
this.ctrlLoadSales.SetUserControl(arg);
this.mainDataGrid.SelectedIndex= arg.SelectedDatagridRowIndex;
private void btnCallControls_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
ParamEventArg = new CarArgs();
ParamEventArg.SelectedDatagridRowIndex = mainDataGrid.SelectedIndex;
ParamEventArg.ControlDestination = (ControlType)Enum.Parse(typeof(ControlType),
((ComboBoxItem)this.cboUserControls.SelectedItem).Tag.ToString(), true);
switch (this.cboUserControls.SelectionBoxItem.ToString())
case "Hr UserControl":
this.ctrlLoadHr.SetUserControl(ParamEventArg);
case "Sales UserControl":
this.ctrlLoadSales.SetUserControl(ParamEventArg);
case "Both UserControls":
Control code (C#)
Notice the declaration of the delegate - NotifyUserControl, its signature and the event - NotifyedUserControl. The carArgs class is also passed back to the parent or another user control. using System;
namespace UserControlEventing.UserControls
/// Interaction logic for HrCars.xaml
public partial class HrCars : UserControl
public delegate void NotifyUserControl(object sender, CarArgs arg);
public event NotifyUserControl NotifyedUserControl;
public HrCars()
public void SetUserControl(CarArgs arg)
this.dataGrid.SelectedIndex = arg.SelectedDatagridRowIndex;
ParamEventArg.SelectedDatagridRowIndex = this.dataGrid.SelectedIndex;
this.NotifyedUserControl(this, ParamEventArg);
Argument class (C#)
namespace UserControlEventing.Models
public class CarArgs
public int SelectedDatagridRowIndex { get; set; }
public ControlType ControlDestination { get; set; }
Hr_Sales
The application running Below you can see the application running, with the two user controls and the parent. If you select a row in the parent and select a user control from the dropdown and click Push to control, you can see that the other control selects the same row as the calling event (fig 3). Fig 2
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Snow Removal Priorities Roadways Public Buildings / Schools Sidewalks These priorities were established with cooperation of the School and Police Departments. 3.
School Policy on Inclement Weather What is the parents responsibility? “ On days when the weather is questionable but the schools are open, Please feel free to exercise your parental discretion to keep you child home…” From the “ Inclement weather and school closing information sheet” , distributed to all school students and their parents. Also available on the Town’s webpage. 4.
Resources Three Snow Removal Machines 31 Operators Budgeted On 12/28 only 25 operators available Due to unfilled vacancies, military deployment, worker’s compensation. Fewer may be available due to illness, or vacation . 5.
Challenges Over 35 miles of sidewalks identified for snow removal operations. 1. School walking routes 2. Downtown areas 3. High traffic / speed routes Mother Nature 1. Timing of Storm 2. Length of Storm 3. Type of Snow 4. Amount of Snow 6.
Time to Clear Sidewalks Less then six inches of snow, snow plows are used. More then six inches of snow, snow blowers are used. 1 day 2-3 days 7.
December 19-20 th Snow Storm Crews started working 9PM on Sat. night Finished at 7PM on Sunday, 22 hours total. A total of 18 inches of snow fell. Sidewalk removal started @ 4AM on Monday December 21 st . Completed on Wednesday Dec 23th. Total cost of Storm: $158,050.00 8.
Possible Solutions to Increase Timeliness of Sidewalk Plowing Purchase additional sidewalk machines. (each cost approximately $120K) (financial decision?) Deployment of Staff. (collective bargaining issues?) Outsource work. (finding a contractor?) Require residents to remove snow on sidewalks in front of their property. 9.
Other Options Continue to educate the public, particularly parents with school aged children, about the Town’s sidewalk snow removal plan. Reinforce the School’s Inclement Weather and School Closing policy to parents of school aged children. Educate the Children about the dangers of walking in the roadway. Delay or Close schools until the sidewalks are cleared. 10.
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The status of unemployed ITI craftsmen in Tamil Nadu : a sample survey, 1973 (Book, 1977) [WorldCat.org]
I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/7964825 Title: The status of unemployed ITI craftsmen in Tamil Nadu : a sample survey, 1973 Author: T C Mohan; C L Narasimhan Publisher: Madras : Sangam Publishers for Madras Institute of Developmental Studies, 1977. OCLC:7964825
The status of unemployed ITI craftsmen in Tamil Nadu : a sample survey, 1973
T C Mohan; C L Narasimhan
Madras : Sangam Publishers for Madras Institute of Developmental Studies, 1977.
MIDS publication, 14.
On unemployed craftsmen trained at the various industrial training institutes in India.
Unemployed -- India -- Tamil Nadu.
Artisans -- India -- Tamil Nadu.
Mohan, T.C.
Status of unemployed ITI craftsmen in Tamil Nadu.
Madras : Sangam Publishers for Madras Institute of Developmental Studies, 1977
(OCoLC)558584733
Find more information about: T C Mohan C L Narasimhan
by T.C. Mohan and C.L. Narasimhan.
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ajax - Grails formRemote redirects rather than to just call method - Stack Overflow
I'm new to Grails and got some problem with the g:formRemote command..
I want a g:textArea box send a message to my controller and save this messages.
After that the page should be updated via the formRemote Ajax, so that the messages appear on the page.
But instead of updating the page, the formRemote call assumes the given url to be a real link and wants me to redirect to this (non-existing) .jsp site.
The Method I want to start is called in my controller tho
I tried many solutions offered in similar problems, but it seems this problem is different from theirs
<g:render template="posts" collection="${ messages }" var="message" />

<g:formRemote name="postChatMessage" url="[controller: 'meetingRoom',
action: 'postMessage']" update="history">

<g:textArea name="message" value="" style="width: 630px"/>

<g:submitButton name="Send" style="width: 90px; height: 40px;"/>
and this is the Action which is called in my MeetingRoomController:
def postMessage() {
if (params.message != "") {
def thisUser = lookUpUser()
def thisRoom = thisUser.joinedRoom
def chatPost = new ChatPost(
author: thisUser
thisRoom.addToChatHistory(chatPost)
//  def messages = currentChatHistory()
//  render template: 'posts', collection: messages, var: 'message'
I saw this kind of approach in Jeff Browns Twitter tutorial.
Possible failures i am seeing:
the out-commented render template command has something to do with the Ajax (When I do not comment it the only thing that happens is that the template posts will be rendered on the redirected page
usage of both Ajax and jQuery (But i dont believe that can be the point because I just have used g: and groovy stuff and havent even imported a jQuery lib)
this could be easier with remoteFunction (I dont really know how to get the remoteFunction work in this case tho)
I hope this information is enough to let someone see what I am missing
ajax grails redirect groovy share|improve this question asked Jul 7 '12 at 12:09
When the submit button is clicked on your form, the data is sent to the method listed in the url parameter of the formRemote tag. Then you are inside that method, you get to the commented out render tag that outputs data back to the gsp page in the div mentioned in the update tag of the formRemote tag.
formRemote relies upon a javascript library to handle the ajax stuff as mentioned in the grails documentation:
By default Grails ships with the jQuery library, but through the
Plugin system provides support for other frameworks such as Prototype,
Dojo:http://dojotoolkit.org/, Yahoo UI:http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/
and the Google Web Toolkit. This section covers Grails' support for
Ajax in general. To get started, add this line to the tag of
You can replace jQuery with any
other library supplied by a plugin you have installed. This works
because of Grails' support for adaptive tag libraries. Thanks to
Grails' plugin system there is support for a number of different Ajax
libraries including (but not limited to):
jQuery Prototype Dojo YUI MooTools
So remove what is in the history div, uncomment the two lines in your postMessage method, and include one of the referenced javascript libraries. share|improve this answer answered Jul 7 '12 at 19:44
I'm sorry, I had the feeling i forgot something ( to write additionally ) .. I had imported the lib via <g:javascript library="prototyp" /> already.. That is unfortunately not the problem. I tried to leave the render command in the html code, but the render command in my controller is executed in this new (non-existing) postMessage.gsp . So instead of getting the update="history" right, he tries to redirect to a gsp file based on my action= input.
– cranq
in developer tools for your browser, do you see the prototype.js file or something similar getting pulled in?
you were right, the prototype.js was not imported by the <g:javascript library="prototype" command. i had to use the parameter src="prototype/prototype.js" instead.. Now the prototype.js is imported perfectly fine. However, the Ajax command is still not toggled. Still the same behaviour. Instead of updating the "history" div, it renders the template on a new non-existing postMessage.gsp.. I'm sorry if I am a little bit dumb in this situation. Thank you for your input anyways, really appreciate it!
your formRemote is sending the session to the postMessage method which is associated to the postMessage.gsp view. what is the url of the .gsp you have displayed? you can make the .gsp you have displayed postMessage.gsp or you can pull the render out of the controller and put it in the history div and remove the update from the formRemote and add a redirect in the controller passing the messages variable to whatever that .gsp you have there is in
seems like it is a bigger deal than just this problem. I tried some other approaches and also some tutorials which were considered to work well. Not one Ajax Command was executed. So I think it is not necessary to search the problem inside of what I have coded, rather to search on what is wrong with the miss/noninterpretation of Ajax. I will reinstall Grails and work around a little bit..
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WCF SSL certificate self-host I created a self-hosted WCF service and client on 2 different development machines on a LAN, and used basicHttpBinding in order to test connectivity and functionality. The tests were successful.My goal is to use wsHttpBinding with TransportWithMessageCredential security, and clientCredentialType certificate.I thus created the following app.config file for the service:
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I then updated the Service Reference. The update procedure issued a Security Alert, which is most likely related to the subsequent issue described below, and which I have not been able to resolve.I ignored the Security Alert and continued. The Service Reference was updated.I then executed the client, and received this error:	"The client certificate is not provided. Specify a client certificate in ClientCredentials."After stepping through code, I noticed on "client = new WCFService.Client();" that the value of client.ClientCredentials.ClientCertificate.Certificate = null.I then added the following in code after "client = new WCFService.Client();":
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After execution of this code, client.ClientCredentials.ClientCertificate.Certificate contains the certificate.Upon executing "client.Open();" , an exception is thrown with the following contents.The underlying connection was closed: Could not establish trust relationship for the SSL/TLS secure channel.The remote certificate is invalid according to the validation procedure.Could not establish trust relationship for the SSL/TLS secure channel with authorityIf anyone with knowledge of how I may approach resolution of the above issues can assist, I will be most grateful. Thank you, Ol.
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Well, it's a bit late but establishSecurityContext="true" might be the solution.
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Deer Head Faux Taxidermy Mounted Skull
Amy Mayfield on Mar 14, 2017
I love this raven. It arrived so fast and in perfect condition.
Nevermore the Raven, Faux Taxidermy Mounted Head
kelly on Jan 28, 2017
Bunny Rabbit Mounted Head
Elvie Ebert on Jan 3, 2017
Absolutely magical! Another delightful creation from the equally delightful Alexis! Thank you so much!!!! xoxoxo
FOR ELVIE!!! -dont buy if you are not Elvie.
NEW LISTING! Large mounted Rabbit head.
Big bunny in progress. This is the armature made from masking tape, pvc and newspaper.
Then I ModPodge a layer of newspaper.
Go to my blog, you can see some tutorials of how I make what I make.
Here's me at an art show! With all my little friends around me.
In the early history of Jewish art, the commandment concerning not making an image to worship was interpreted to mean that one should not make illustrations depicting God or even people. To get around this and still use art in our community, Jews created illustrated texts that put animal heads on human bodies. This created some pretty strange images of a bird headed Abraham and a lion headed Adam (see The Bird Haggadah). Inspired by these bizarre images shaped by theology, my culture and the stories of the Bible (among other things) my shadow boxes were born. I also love Mexican Folk art, the art of Tim Burton, Frida Khalo, Edward Gorey, traditional tattoo images, robots, animals - and they all wind up in the mix somehow.
Most of my shadowboxes are a combination of found and handmade. I find discarded dresser drawers, I sculpt the figures from polymer clay and then sew their little outfits (mostly from vintage fabric scraps). I usually have a theme or character in mind before I begin but I don't plan things out too carefully. I like to let it happen.
My illustrations are inspired by the drawings found in Victorian naturalist books. I draw on wood or paper with pen and ink and then use watercolor.
To me, everything has a personality - even the toaster wears an outfit in my mind. That is why I draw and sculpt little animals in extravagant dress on vaudevillian stages playing out some little vignette. Everything is totally handmade.
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I will refund and/or exchange any item of same or lessor value for any reason within 30 days of purchase. However, all my pieces are delicate. If an item is broken during the shipping process when it is returned to me, I will not refund/exchange. If you are returning a peice to me, it is the customer's responsibility to make sure the item is intact and to insure the package with your shipping agency/company/service. I insure each package before sending it off to you at my expense ( you are not charged extra for shipping). That way if it reaches you broken I can refund you.

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