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Localiser mes amis
Description L’app Localiser mes amis vous permet de retrouver facilement vos amis et vos proches depuis votre iPhone, iPad ou iPod touch. Installez cette app gratuite sur un appareil exécutant iOS 5 ou une version ultérieure, puis connectez-vous à l’aide de l’identifiant Apple que vous utilisez sur iCloud. Pour ajouter un ami, il suffit de lui envoyer une demande pour connaître sa position géographique. Une fois que votre ami aura accepté cette demande via l’app Localiser mes amis sur son appareil, vous pourrez savoir où il se trouve.Last year I held a series of non credit Rails courses for University of Texas Students , i’m happy to announce that i’ve been granted an Adjunct Professor position at the UT and I’m teaching a for credit course in Databases and Rails. Lucky for you, i’m a sucker for online learning, so i’ll be putting all my course material online, right here. The Course
UT on Rails
ebcode - Source code of EveryBlock.com
EveryBlock.com is an experimental news Web site that provides information at a "microlocal" level — by neighborhood or city block. It was funded by a grant from Knight Foundation , which requires the site's backend code to be open-sourced.Kevin Systrom, Instagram - Mike Krieger, Instagram - Optimize for People, Not Valuation
Description "Seeking venture capital is like hiring people for your team," says Instagram Co-Founder Kevin Systrom. Here he encourages aspiring founders to find funding from individuals that truly believe in what you are trying to achieve, rather than those seeking immediate boosts in valuation. According to Systrom, "Rather than optimizing for valuation, it's far better to optimize for people."Research Toolkits | DataCenter
Ok, you have a research plan. You have specific research questions and you’re ready to find answers. The focus is on how to find information that reveals pressure points, organizing handles, power structure analyses and leverage tactics for social justice campaigns. That’s where the DataCenter’s campaign research tools come in. Here you’ll find hands-on research guides that you can use to do your research.Revealing Economic Terrorists: a Slumlord Conspiracy
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Hot Spot Analysis – An ArcGIS Tutorial
Seeing into the future once belonged only to fortune tellers, TV weather forecasters, and science fiction writers. In 2005, the Los Angeles Police Department wanted to try it for themselves and engaged a group of PhD scientists—two mathematicians, an anthropologist, and a criminologist—to figure out what criminals are going to do before they get started. - Santa Cruz Chief Crime Analyst Zach Friend Dr.
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We've made the crime data on this website available in an open and standardised format so that communities, local services and developers can make use of it to develop innovative web-based applications (apps). Crime Maps Ever wondered what crimes are going on around you? Looking to buy a house and want information on how safe the neighbourhood is? Just interested in what is going on around you or want to connect with your local Police Force? Well, this is the App for you!LockCon - Toool
From Toool LockCon 2011 is over and was a huge success. LockCon 2012 information will be posted here when it becomes available.Test sets | Open Test Search [BETA]
English Wikipedia as html files This set consists of all articles in the English Wikipedia marked as ether featured or good articles, converted into standalone html files. set Enron files With a total of 43 426 files, and a good mix of typical enterprise files like .pdf, .word, .xls, images etc, the Enron file set is a good resource to simulate a file server. This data set contains files send as email attachments from about 150 users, mostly senior management of Enron.This dataset was collected and prepared by the CALO Project (A Cognitive Assistant that Learns and Organizes). It contains data from about 150 users, mostly senior management of Enron, organized into folders. The corpus contains a total of about 0.5M messages. This data was originally made public, and posted to the web , by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission during its investigation. The email dataset was later purchased by Leslie Kaelbling at MIT, and turned out to have a number of integrity problems. A number of folks at SRI, notably Melinda Gervasio , worked hard to correct these problems, and it is thanks to them (not me) that the dataset is available.

