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Machine Vision Do's and Dont's by Austin Weber For some people, learning how to ride a bike or swim comes naturally. For others, it’s one of the hardest things they ever do. Implementing machine vision technology can often be a similarly easy or difficult scenario. Despite numerous advances, vision systems remain somewhat intimidating. However, thanks to new software and improved components, the black art of imaging and image processing is better understood these days. More manufacturers are becoming comfortable with machine vision, thanks to lower costs, simpler designs, increased flexibility, higher reliability, more powerful algorithms and increased processing speed. End users are also benefiting from increased functionality and new capabilities, such as higher resolutions, greater field of view and better color imaging. In addition, there is less propr

You will soon have some new methods for adding your events to listings sites like spraci.com thanks to the use of

microformats /

I've had a look at the wordpress plugin.

I think I could set it up so that when an event is posted to a blog via this plugin it is recognised as an event and posted to the event listings under the correct date, categories, city, etc.

In simple terms:

The use of microformats like hcalendar could provide lots of interesting ways for people to syndicate data such as event details, locations, contact details, etc to to other sites using standard blogging software while still keeping the data in seperate machine-useable fields.

No one guessed that the piano, harp and other sounds came from a drum - but that's what the folks at Synesthesia (http://www.synesthesiacorp.com), the company behind the stealth What's That Sound? online contest, expected. "Synthesizer" was as close as anyone got, and Megan Hardman of Deer Creek, Oklahoma is the lucky winner among those who answered correctly.

A self-taught pianist, Megan now gets to experiment with drums and dozens of other instruments with her new Mandala. She loves any kind of music - classical, rock, country, Christian - and says the Mandala 2.0 "sounds like a lot of fun." The only other thing she's ever won was a 4-foot Snoopy - back when she was just three feet tall. Megan and her mom used to raise Chihuahuas, but she says the business was doomed - they kept more than they sold because the dogs were just too cute to let go. A disability keeps her from work, but she's looking forward to experimenting with her new Mandala.

"We're thrilled to award the Mandala 2.0 to Megan," said Vin

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http://www.millionairesandmodels.com.au Pay Per Match Will Obsolete All Current Matchmaking Software as of 18 January 2008

Pay Per Match is now bringing out a niche-dating directory, adding momentum to the move from "broad" to "specific" by Internet-savvy single men and single women.

(PRWEB) January 3, 2008 -- When it comes to matchmaking, innovation Pay Per Match will change the matchmaking approach online -- an innovative approach is usually necessary to get to the top of a saturated market. Pay Per Match is about making members' profiles the main focus of matchmaking.

Matchmaking Bioaffiliates is a carefully targeted matchmaking marketing approach with profile match accuracy that is the best way to find a partner who thinks just like you. That's where "Pay Per Match" online dating comes in. The matchmaking industry has finally figured it out. Singles need to make money to afford dating. Not every matchmaking online datin

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DUAL COREDual Core is comprised of two nuclear fission reactors who go by the name of Adi Milner and Eran Ben Gaon. Both artists have had successful solo careers, recording and performing around the world as BACKSPACE (that’s Adi) and POINT…that’s Eran.As the saying goes…”two heads are better than one” and so to record this album they decided to pool their talents and become ‘as One’...a Dual Core…twice as potent!!

The boys are well versed in the ways of technology (Adi, who is a genuine computer whiz-kid, even used to work for software giant Bill Gates) so they are no strangers to high-tech computer programming and sound engineering and you can hear this in their approach to the music, which is as stylistic as it is bold and innovative.This incredible duo's debut al

Computer Viruses : Cause of Data Loss

Another threat to your important information is posed by a computer virus. It is a synthetic self-replicating computer program that spreads by infecting the documents and files.

Since, worms and viruses have increased in number in the recent years, This accounts for about 7% of total data loss.

The three main types of viruses, which are responsible for maximum amount of data loss, are:

• Boot Sector Viruses / Boot block Virus / Boot Virus:

It is a type of computer virus that infects the first or first few sectors of the hard disk or floppy disk, which allows the activation of virus as the diskette or drive boots.

What boot sector virus does ?

Boot sector virus infects computer systems by infecting it own code either to the partition table on a hard disk or the boot sector on a floppy disk. When the system boots from the hard disk or diskettes, virus is executed and installs its own code in the system’s memory. The B

For nearly all computer users, losing data can be a very traumatic experience. If you use your computer for a business or for other important matters, it can be very stressful and very traumatic to lose everything you have worked months, and possibly even years to build.

Even though you may back up your data on a periodic basis, you’ll still need to check the backup to make sure that everything works. Nothing can be worse than backing something up, only to find months later that something went wrong.

No matter who you are, or what business you work for, data loss can happen. Computers are great, although they aren’t perfect. Over time, your hard drive can crash or malfunction, which will result in the loss of everything you have stored on your computer.

Whenever this happens to you, it’s always a good thing there’s data recovery. Without data recovery, it wouldn’t be possible to retrieve files, recover information, or simply get back to the data you spent years building.

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After last week's discussion on pirating animation software and just how expensive the software can be, this is the perfect time to highlight one of our most popular articles: ...

Another knotty issue that comes up with the topic of pirating animation software is the topic of copyright in music and sound effects used in animations. While many produce...

Mark Magnier, Los Angeles Times:The blocking of human rights websites in China leading up to the Olympics is part of an information control and surveillance network awaiting visitors that will include monitoring devices in hotels and taxis and snoops almost everywhere.Government agents or their proxies are suspected of stepping up cyber-attacks on overseas Tibetan, human rights and press freedom groups and the banned Falun Gong spiritual movement in recent weeks. And China is spending huge sums on sophisticated surveillance systems that incorporate face recognition technology, biometrics and massive databases to help control the population.China has installed about 300,000 cameras in Beijing under an estimated $6.5-billion, seven-year program dubbed the Grand Beijing Safeguard Sphere. Although face recognition software still can't process rapidly moving images, China hopes that it can soon electronically identify faces out of a vast crowd. "China is trying to project a picture and a narrative about the Olympi

Can we have a drum roll please -- the selection process for the 2009 SXSW Interactive Festival Programming has begun! Click here to access the Panel Picker voting application. To comment and to vote, you will need to create an account (a very simple task which takes all of about two minutes). Creating an account does not sign you up for any kind of e-mail list -- it just establishes a unique login ID that lets you experience the full functionality of this remarkable interface. One of the most amazing aspects of the Panel Picker is that it provides an intriguing snapshot of the current state of the new media industry. Recession, what recession? For 2009, we received 176 submissions in the "Business / Entrepreneurial" category. In fact, the only category which received more submissions was "Advertising / Marketing" at 185. These numbers reaffirm how important a role emerging technology now plays in the commerce of our day-to-day lives. What is the most common cross-category theme amongst 2009 submissions? Th

Mixxx, the free, open source DJ application for Windows, Mac & Linux, has been updated and is available as a free software download. According to the developers: Mixxx 1.6.0 represents over a year’s worth of hard work from our growing development team. The development of 1.6.0 was been driven by continuous feedback from our users, the bulk [...]

TASCAM has announced three recording bundles designed to offer everything you need, besides your computer, to record high-quality audio. TASCAM’s hitting several different price points, to appeal to different budgets and meet different requirements: The Track Pack T1 combines the US-122L audio interface with a dynamic microphone, headphones and Cubase LE4 recording software. Track Pack T1 sells [...]

The winner of this week's Music for Teachers free sheet music giveaway is North Muskegon Public School in North Muskegon, MI. The school will receive $100 of free sheet music, music books, music software, or music textbooks of their choice from sponsor www.Music44.com. To have your school entered into the next drawing, email michelle@music44.com with your name, email, name of school, city and state. No purchase is required. (PRWeb Aug 8, 2008) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/sheet/music/prweb1183264.htm

I bought one of these the other day and wired up a loft aerial to watch Freeview through a monitor - it's nicely low-tech and comes with lots of cables and inputs/outputs, but the software seems a bit buggy so far.

Thanks to the great work of Asheesh Laroria, Software Engineer here at Creative Commons, the libLicense software package is now available for software developers. The new package can now be found in both Debian and Ubuntu (development versions) and will be in Fedorasoon. That is all well and good, but what does it mean for [...]

Cutting-edge voice recognition has finally come to the Mac with the release of MacSpeech's Dictate software. Ars puts the first version through its paces, to find out if Mac users can now talk to their computers the way that Windows users talk to theirs.Read More...

E-MU has announced that the full version of the Proteus VX Software Sound Module software is now available as a free download. The download (registration requried) includes the enhanced v2.0.1 Proteus X Composer Bank (a special E-MU tweaked version of the Composer bank) that can be used in all versions of the Proteus X or [...]

Behringer has introduced the U-CONTROL UMA25S Keyboard controller - a MIDI controller with on-board USB audio interface. The on-board USB audio interface accepts mic or line signals; headphones with boom microphone included. The UMA25S operates on DC, battery or USB power. The UMA25S ships with energy/XT2 Compact BEHRINGER Edition DAW software plus over 100 plug-ins. BEHRINGER provides [...]

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