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Q: Javascript upload image to PHP base64_decode I have a javascript upload function that converts (and successfully displays) an uploaded image as a base64 code, like this:
data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAoAAAARwCAIAAAD17XJXAAAAHGlET…ZrV0tK9FCERJTNmmAViRoe9QAawjnKAU5LlQhuSeIKVf8/0HbUB0ZqCkwAAAAASUVORK5CYII=
js code comes from a function I found on stackoverflow, code is here:
readImage: function(file) {

  var reader = new FileReader();
  var image  = new Image();

  reader.readAsDataURL(file);
  reader.onload = function(_file) {
    image.src    = _file.target.result;              // url.createObjectURL(file);
    image.onload = function() {
      var w = this.width,
        h = this.height,
        t = file.type,                           // ext only: // file.type.split('/')[1],
        n = file.name,
        s = ~~(file.size/1024) +'KB';
      console.log(this.src)
      $('#uploadPreview').append(' '+w+'x'+h+' '+s+' '+t+' '+n+'
');
    };
    image.onerror= function() {
      alert('Invalid file type: '+ file.type);
    };
  };

}

I am then posting that as a string to my PHP rest API, and doing this:
echo base64_decode('data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAoAAAARwCAIAAAD17XJXAAAAHGlET…ZrV0tK9FCERJTNmmAViRoe9QAawjnKAU5LlQhuSeIKVf8/0HbUB0ZqCkwAAAAASUVORK5CYII=');
exit;

but I just see false or blank space

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21/03/2019 Airline news, Destinations, News, Travel 2 minute read
Virgin Atlantic (VS/VIR) is set to launch flights to Sao Paulo, Brazil next year as it expands its network into South America.
The flight from London Heathrow (LHR/EGLL) to Sao Paulo International Airport (GRU/SBGR) will take 11hrs 55 minutes and will be operated by a Boeing 787 Dreamliner.
Brazil sees year round demand thanks to its fast growing economy and booming tourism and the new service by Virgin Atlantic will once again put Virgin in direct competition with British Airways, currently the sole operator between London and Sao Paulo.
Sao Paulo Skyline
Juha Jarvinen, Virgin Atlantic Executive Vice President – Commercial, said: "2019 marks the start of a new phase of growth for Virgin Atlantic as we work to become the most loved travel company. São Paulo represents an incredible opportunity for our business, and we're very excited to be flying to a brand new continent for the first time. There are a significant number of corporate customers, and multi-national businesses, located in this Powerhouse of South America who can now enjoy the Virgin Atlantic experience on this busy international route."
Virgin also expects the route to be a major cargo line as Brazil is South America's number one import/export market. The airline says it expects to carry multiple tonnes of cargo on each flight.
Jarvinen added: "But it's not all about business – I'm also thrilled to introduce an exciting new destination to our leisure customers. São Paulo boasts numerous cultural institutions such as the Museu de Arte, has a rich architectural history, and acts as a gateway for leisure travel within the rest of Brazil and beyond. This is a prime opportunity for Virgin Holidays who are busy securing a range of ancillary partners and diverse accommodation options for those customers seeking a full-service holiday offering."
Virgin Atlantic Boeing 787-9 G-VOWS (Image: The Aviation Media Co.)
Virgin Atlantic didn't confirm a start date for the service but said it will go on sale later this year for flights in 2020.
The Virgin Atlantic Boeing 787 Dreamliner operating the service will have Virgin Atlantic's Upper Class, Premium and Economy Cabins and will have the full economy range of 'Delight', 'Classic' and 'Light'.
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Virgin Atlantic (VS/VIR) is bringing back its London Heathrow (LHR/EGLL) to Cape Town (CPT/FACT service from 25th October 2020. The route was last served by the airline in 2015 and Juha Jarvinen, chief commercial officer at Virgin Atlantic commented: "We're delighted to be flying to Cape Town again – we're [read more]
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Budget airline easyJet (U2/EZY) and Virgin Atlantic have signed a deal through Worldwide by easyJet to interline passengers at Manchester, Edinburgh and Belfast airports. The deal means that passengers will be able to connect from domestic or European easyJet flights to seamlessly connect to long-haul flights bound for the US [read more]

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On Jan. 19, 1883, the town of Roselle, N.J., became the first of its kind to utilize an electric lighting system designed with overhead wires, providing empirical evidence that a community could be powered using a shared service. Now, 135 years later, we thrive on this principle: that a shared resource provides an efficient benefit to our community – and yes, electricity is certainly required.
As we enter 2018, the life sciences institutes will operate with this principle in mind. You will benefit from the individual institutes' number of exciting resources – from increased leadership to new facilities and instrumentation, to name a few. As always, we are here to help.
The CTSI PostDoc challenge is now open. An informational workshop will be held on Jan. 30.
A Health and Disease: Science, Technology, Culture,and Policy Research Poster Session will be held Thurs., March 1, from 1-3 p.m. in the South Ballroom, Purdue Memorial Union.
An imaging seminar on Light Sheet Microscopy and Tissue Clearing will be held Feb. 15 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The Indiana CTSI retreat will be held at Purdue on Feb. 16. Register now.
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Welcome back to campus. We hope that you had a restful winter break and are ready for the new semester. Drug Discovery is preparing for the upcoming year by holding its first meeting with a newly formed leadership committee. One of the first orders of business is for the committee to review the findings from our recent town hall along with suggesting and prioritizing programs and activities to address these needs. We look forward to implementing these new programs throughout the coming year while continuing to enhance drug discovery/development efforts at Purdue. Please stay tuned for more information.
Philip Low, Presidential Scholar for Drug Discovery, spoke at the Indian Institute of Technology Madras on new targeted therapies for diseases.
Gaurav Chopra, Jeremy Lohman, Darci Trader and Qi (Tony) Zhou have all received Showalter Trust early-career grants.
A FLIPr Tetra High-Throughput Cellular Screening System Presentation and Demonstration will be held Mon., Jan. 22 from 3-5 p.m. in the DRUG Lobby Conference Room.
As we venture into the new year, our thoughts are focused on the sustainability of our institute in order to build on a generation of investigators that build new tools and technologies to tackle disease detection, protection and prevention. We are exploring various mechanisms that will leverage the generous investment of our university in our institutes of life sciences.
One thrust area is within the scope of biological threat detection and mitigation in alignment with the Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA). Ronald Hann Jr., director of the Chemical and Biological Technologies Department, will visit on Feb. 21 and spotlight how to work with DTRA. Save the date and watch for more details regarding the seminar location.
Richard J. Kuhn, PI4D director, has a new title: the Krenicki Family Director in Inflammation, Immunology and Infectious Disease. The named directorship is being funded by a multimillion-dollar gift from the John Jr. and Donna Krenicki family. Kuhn also has been appointed to the Advisory Committee for Biological Sciences of the National Science Foundation for a two-year term.
A grant application based on a PI4D incentive award submitted by PI4D member Zhao-Qing Luo and colleague Chittaaranjan Das has been funded by the National Institute of General Medical Sciences. The four-year grant totals more than $1.65 million.
Postdoctoral fellowship positions are now open in three laboratories of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.
A post-doctoral position is immediately available in the laboratory of Ourania Andrisani, professor of basic medical sciences.
Earlier this week, PI4D and the Department of Entomology jointly sponsored a presentation by Anthony James, the Donald Bren Professor of Microbiology and Molecular Genetics in the School of Medicine with the University of California – Irvine. James presented a seminar entitled "'La Zanzara Vitruviana': Synthetic Biology and Malaria." Thanks to all who attended the seminar.
As part of our Lecture Hall Series, Priya Prakash, PULSe student in the Department of Chemistry, will present "Neuro-Immune Interactions in Alzheimer's Disease" on Jan. 25.
Happy New Year, PIIN community!
PIIN's administrative office has moved to LILY 2-228/229 while we await renovations on the third floor of the Hall for Discovery and Learning Research, where we will relocate at the beginning of the summer. In Lilly Hall, you can find Cinthia Sanchez (PIIN operations manager) and our new administrative assistant, Julie Scott. Julie has a bachelor of science in retail management from Purdue and has extensive administrative experience from her work in the private sector. Julie can be reached at scott498@purdue.edu. Welcome to the team, Julie!
We also welcome Gabriel Albors (goa@purdue.edu) as the director of the Neuroscience Animal Behavior Core facilities, which we are beginning to equip. Gabriel has a master's degree in biomedical engineering from Purdue and extensive research, administration and management experience.
We are pleased to announce several local opportunities for sharing neuroscience research this spring (further details below). First, we will continue with our Brain and Spinal Cord Injury Seminar Series on alternate Wednesday afternoons in the DRUG lobby. Second, Purdue is hosting the Greater Indiana SfN Annual Meeting on March 23; please register soon! Third, PIIN is sponsoring Audition: From Neural Circuits to Perception as a Special Lectures in Neuroscience course. Both graduate students and postdocs are invited to participate.
Jan. 22: PULSe Student Seminar: "β-arrestin-biased δ-opioid receptor (δOR) signaling: a novel therapeutic target for anxiety disorders"
March 15 is the application deadline for the 2018 Science and PINS Prize for Neuromodulation.
The Michael J. Fox Foundation is accepting pre-proposals for fall 2018 Parkinson's research funding.
Indiana CTSI is accepting proposals for the Indiana Traumatic Spinal Cord & Brain Injury Research Grant Program.
The Purdue University Center for Cancer Research (PCCR) was established by the National Cancer Institute as a basic science cancer center in 1978. As such, the PCCR's mission focuses on basic discovery - discovery that is the foundation through which the PCCR fosters innovative cancer solutions. Your membership and contributions are key to fighting cancer! Please find updates below; you can always reference information on our website.
The PCCR has received a $10 million matching-funds gift from the Indianapolis-based Walther Cancer Foundation to advance its research in drug discovery, treatments and potential cures. The gift is designed to inspire endowed gifts to Purdue's center to sustain the center throughout its existence. It is the latest gift from the Walther Cancer Foundation, which has given more than $16 million in grants to Purdue over the years. Read more in this news release from Purdue. Watch a video from local TV station WLFI.
As part of our Cancer Center Seminar Series, Heather Hundley, assistant professor of biochemistry and molecular biology in the Medical Sciences Program at the Indiana University School of Medicine, will give a talk titled "Identification of a Key Regulator of RNA Editing in Glioblastoma" at 11:30 a.m., Thurs., Jan. 25 in the Drug Discovery Conference Room.
For more information on upcoming seminars, internal and external funding opportunities, and events, see our calendar.
Welcome back! We are thrilled to have a busy start to 2018. With abundant opportunities on the horizon for RCHE, there are a select number of strategic areas that we expect will play a large role in our development this year. As you may recall from a previous communication, we have open faculty positions, and have identified some very good candidates. We will keep you posted when we have some exciting additions to the RCHE community.
Additionally, we are looking forward to the development of the Data Science Initiative as data is integral to every portion of our mission. As a reminder, the data science forum will be held on Fri., Jan. 26 where we will hear next steps regarding the initiative. The event will be held from 10-11:30 a.m. in Fowler Hall, Stewart Center.


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package edu.smartvehicle.view.reader;

import java.io.FileInputStream;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.Iterator;

import org.apache.poi.ss.usermodel.Row;
import org.apache.poi.xssf.usermodel.XSSFSheet;
import org.apache.poi.xssf.usermodel.XSSFWorkbook;

/**
* @author Edith Zavala
*/

public class DriverReader {

	public void readDriver(SmartVehicleViewReader svvr, String fileName) {
		/* Read a file and assign values to readings */
		FileInputStream file;
		XSSFWorkbook test;

		try {
			file = new FileInputStream(fileName);
			test = new XSSFWorkbook(file);
			XSSFSheet driverSensors = test.getSheetAt(0);
			Iterator<Row> driverSensorsIterator = driverSensors.iterator();

			driverSensorsIterator.next();

			while (driverSensorsIterator.hasNext()) {
				Row row = driverSensorsIterator.next();
				if (row.getCell(0) == null) {
					break;
				}
				svvr.getEyesState().add(row.getCell(1).getNumericCellValue());
				svvr.getFacePosition().add(row.getCell(2).getNumericCellValue());
				svvr.getHeartBeatsPerMinute().add(row.getCell(3)
						.getNumericCellValue());
				svvr.getLeftHand().add(row.getCell(4).getBooleanCellValue());
				svvr.getRightHand().add(row.getCell(5).getBooleanCellValue());
			}

			test.close();
		} catch (IOException e) {
			e.printStackTrace();
		}
	}
}

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Karl's interest in bees started when he helped a beekeeper with harvesting their honey a few times. Living in Colville on the Coromandel Peninsula, with plenty of Manuka trees and native bush covering the family farm, the hobby of beekeeping soon grew and a few years later White Star Honey Ltd was born and is starting to turn into a full time job for his wife Tellic.
Making use of our natural environment, we are now running our own small beekeeping business in the heart of Colville. That helps pollinate our local area from the valley floor up to the surrounding native bush. While doing this, our bees are making this Natural product of Manuka Honey.
Our main busy time of year is from mid October at the end of one year to mid February at the start of the new year. Over the summer months our bees energetically forage from the hills covered in white manuka blossoms to collect the manuka nectar and pollen and bring it back to the hive to convert it into this pure product.
After the honey has been harvested and extracted it is packed and labelled by hand. We start re queening our hives, treating for varroa and getting ready for the next honey flow with hiveware maintenance and looking after our bees over the winter months.
Tellic has certificate in Apiculture Knowledge with the Telford Rural Polytechnic.
2011 Summer we have harvested our Manuka honey in our own Extraction plant, then due to the very short season we have moved our hives around and got some White Rata honey & in the process of collecting Clover honey.
2013 summer what a bumper year we have had with our manuka honey. The season was 1 month early so we were busy rushing around trying to get frames to put in our hives and bee boxes to put them in. We are still waiting on our bush blend honey to be harvested so it will be interesting to see how busy our bees have been with that honey flow.
We are currently running 320 hives and making our way up to 370 hives.
Slow start to the season with a lot of wind, rain and colder than normal temperatures. We will see what the end result will be. We are currently running 450 hives.
In the above picture the white dusting on the hill looks like snow but it is Manuka trees in blossom.


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Pink muhly grass are in full bloom in Grass Garden.
The grass garden is located near the outdoor swimming pool of Jamwon Hangang( River) Park.
You can enter Hangang Park by using Exit 6 of Apgujeong Station on Subway Line 3 or Exit 5 of Shinsa Station on Line 3.
Enjoy the fall weather surrounded by nature and beauty at the pink muhly grass garden.
This pink field will definitely make your Gangnam's trip way more beautiful!
Grass Garden : Apgujeong Station (Seoul Subway Line 3), Exit 6.


Hollywood, La La Land: where the sun is always shining and dreams of becoming a star come to life. I've lived in California 12 years, but have only been to the LA area 3 times in my life. I had never made it to Hollywood. When we decided to head to Los Angeles for Memorial Day weekend, I knew I wanted to tick someone off my bucket list, putting my hands in the handprints of some of my favorite stars.
After a morning in Griffith Park, we headed down to Sunset Boulevard and Vine Street, the start of the famous Hollywood Walk of Fame. Started in 1958, this was an attempt of the volunteer president of the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce, E.M. Stuart, to start a tourist attraction that would bring life back to the dying city. Starting with 1,558 stars, they picked the best of film, television, and radio to honor with starts and their names on the sidewalks of Hollywood. Today there are more than 2,600 stars and the walk stretches about 2 miles.
We walked up Vine St. to Hollywood Blvd, then turned left, and walked the mile toward the Grauman's Chinese Theater. Along the walk we could hardly keep our eyes forward as we looked down and recognized so many of the names of stars we admired from today and the past. We tried to explain what some of these name meant to us to the children, but that quickly became overwhelming for both groups. So it became a game to the children, seeing how many were from movies, TV, radio, etc.
Finally, we knew we were getting close to the theater when the crowds started to get thick. Then suddenly, it was there! In front of us were throngs of people, and scores of hand and food prints all over the ground. We immediately set to work looking for the ones we wanted. Ron Howard, Meryl Streep, Marilyn Monroe, Robin Williams, I could go on. Here it was the kids really enjoyed seeing how small or big their hands and feet were compared to the stars on the ground. Though, they were upset when they found out they didn't get to do there own and hand and foot prints unless they were famous.
We all found our spirit celebrity. Meryl Streep is a particularly good fit for my daughter.
We found out that there was a tour of the theater, and it was quite reasonably priced so we decided to check it out. We were not disappointed. The tour took us in the theater and gave us the history of the theater. Why the Chinese decor, how Sid Grauman got the pieces and brought them over, a detailed explanation about each historical piece in the lobby (Dorothy's dress from Wizard of Oz, the stone tablets from the 10 commandments, and all the Star Wars memorabilia that was left when Carrie Fischer passed away.).
The tour later took us downstairs to the powder room, where we heard about the secret tunnel that was once used to bring in famous stars, and the area where stars would redo their makeup and touch up before going in. I, completely by accident, ended up sitting at the vanity that was Marilyn Monroe's favorite. I couldn't resist sitting in it, and touching up my own make-up.
After the tour, he took us out and pointed out some of the more interesting squares. Marilyn Monroe's is apparently, the most visited, such that the hands are permanently darkened from the oils on people's hands. Rita Hayworth wanted the smallest footprints, so she squeezed her feet into children's shoes for the ceremony and had to be cut out of them. And Whoopi Goldberg's has an imprint of her dreads!
Afterward, we went into the attached mall, where we hit up Waffle Jack for a sweet treat as a reward for our walking. The kids got waffles with berries and fresh cream, my husband one with Nutella, but I went all out with ice cream AND Nutella. It was worth every single calorie. Then, we had to get back to our car so we attempted to burn all those calories on the long walk back. We walked the opposite side of the street so we could see new names, but I admit we were all kind of tired of and overwhelmed by the sheer volume of talent honored, that it was hard to have the same level of enthusiasm on the way back.
Climbing in the car my hips hurt, my legs hurt, and my Fitbit was telling me I was an overachiever at 15K steps that day. But I was thrilled to have spent a day honoring all those talents I see up on the silver screen. I got my wish. And I was contented in the knowledge that my hands and feet are the same size as Emma Watson.


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Ghana's president, John Dramani Mahama, breached the country's gift policy in accepting a car from a Burkinabe contractor four years ago, a constitutional body has found.
The Commission for Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ) however concluded in its preliminary report that the president's action did not breach the bribery, corruption or conflict of interest laws in the country.
Part of its ruling said, ''The Commission is satisfied that the gift in question forms part of gifts prohibited under the Gift Policy under the Code of Conduct.
The Commission said because the president declared the gift, surrendered it to the state's vehicle pool and did not use his public office for private benefit he could not have been found to have breached the conflict of interest procedures.
Three petitioners hauled the president to CHRAJ citing a case of bribery and conflict of interest against him after a radio journalist broke a story of how the president received a $100,000 Ford Expedition gift from a Burkinabe contractor in 2012.
The petitioners included two opposition parties, the Progressive People's Party (PPP), the youth league of the Convention People's Party (CPP) and a private citizen, one Nana Adofo Ofori.
The president is said to have received the gift through Ghana's High Commission in the Burkinabe capital, Ouagadougou. With the contractor confirming to the journalist in an interview that the president had called him to thank him for his gesture.
The government's spokesperson and the president himself confirmed knowledge of the story, and said the vehicle was eventually put into the pool of vehicles at the presidency and not at the direct disposal of the president. CHRAJ corroborated all these facts in the course of their investigations.
Political players largely differed on the propriety of the president's action with the minority in parliament hinting of a possible impeachment.
However some legal practitioners were of the view that with the kind of executive presidency that Ghana operates, such processes be it at the level of parliament or of human rights bodies would result in nothing meaningful.


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