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Q: Earth engine: function "is not defined in this scope" I am trying to use in Google Earth Engine the function area() or centroid() on a simple polygon. According to the documentation, there seems to exist a method area() for objects ee.Geometry.Polygon. However, I get an error message with this simple code:
var polygon = ee.Geometry.Polygon([
  [[-5, 40], [65, 40], [65, 60], [-5, 60], [-5, 60]]
]);

var a = area(polygon);
var aa = polygon.area();

Gives message:

"area" is not defined in this scope.

What am I doing wrong?

A: var a = area(polygon); is what is giving the error. Remove it because it is not a valid function in this context.
The remainder of the code looks valid according to http://developers.google.com/earth-engine/geometry_visualization_info

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Michelle Sara King is President & CEO of King Consults, a global government affairs, external relations, communications and advocacy firm working with the global association and business community based in Washington, DC. King Consults is focused on intellectual property policy, cyber/data policy including GDPR, technology policy, health policy and trade. In her professional capacity, Michelle serves on the American Society of Association Executives (ASAE) International Section Council, as a Power of A (Association) Ambassador and as a member of the ASAE PAC Board. Additionally, Michelle is an active member and former chair of the Women in Government Relations (WGR) Telecommunications, Technology and Intellectual Property task force. Further, Michelle is a volunteer member of the DC Mayor's She Helps Engage DC (SHE-DC) leadership committee. In Michelle's personal capacity, Michelle serves on the American Jewish Committee (AJC) Regional Board, the AJC ACCESS Board, the Women's Congressional Golf Association (WCGA) Board and the Bryn Mawr College Alum Committee on Leadership Development.
Michelle has a BA in biology from Bryn Mawr College and a JD from the American University-Washington College of Law.
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The best online screenwriting programs aren't taught by professional teachers or graduates with a Masters Degree in Screenwriting. Those kinds of screenwriting courses tend to emphasize theory over practical and actionable knowledge. I'm a professional television writer and showrunner with over twenty-five years of experience. None of my knowledge came from a online screenwriting program. Instead, I learned everything I know from being in the writers room. It was other experienced writers who taught me on the job.
The first thing that I wish online screenwriting courses would teach is the definition of "story." After all, if you don't have a firm understanding of what a story is, how can you possibly be expected to write one?
Imagine creating a robot, then asking it to build you a bird house. The first thing it would need to do is look up the definition of birdhouse. That definition might be a small, four walled structure with a hole in front, a roof and a floor, that's intended to shelter winged creatures. Great. Now your robot can figure out which materials to use, and the approximate dimensions. There's no mention of what color it needs to be or where it needs to be hung, because that stuff is secondary.
So the same goes with screenwriting. You must first be able to define what a story is. Here's the definition that I use, and most online screenwriting programs don't make it this simple.
A story recounts the struggle of a hero, fighting an obstacle, to achieve a goal. I don't know of any other online screenwriting courses that explain it this simply. Click here for more script writing online help.
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Let's take an example from your childhood. Remember the fairytale Jack and the Beanstalk? I'll recount that story again for you in case you've forgotten.
Jack wakes up one morning and his mom gives him the bad news. She says they're completely out of money, so he should take the cow to market and sell it so that they can buy food. Jack agrees, telling his mom he won't let her down.
On the way to the market, Jack runs into a mysterious man who offers to trade Jack's cow for something even better: a bag of magic beans. Jack thinks it's an offer too good to refuse and makes the trade. He takes the magic beans home and proudly presents it to his mom. Immediately, his mother breaks down in tears. "We're ruined!" she cries, and she sends Jack to bed without dinner. In anger, the mother tosses the magic beans out the window.
The next morning Jack wakes up and discovers a giant beanstalk growing beside his bedroom. He climbs up the beanstalk, and when he gets to the top he discovers an enormous castle floating in the clouds. Curious, he enters the castle and there at the end of the hall he sees a goose laying golden eggs. Gold! That's exactly what he needs. Only one problem, there's a giant standing between him and the goose. "Fee-fi-fo-fum!" grunts the Giant. "I smell the blood of an Englishman."
Jack knows he's screwed because he's half English on his mother's side. Making matters worse, his father was Danish, and everyone knows, danishes are delicious. Undeterred, Jack quickly grabs the goose and makes a mad dash for the beanstalk. The angry giant chases after him, threatening to grind his bones into a paste. Jack zips down the beanstalk, even as the thorns rip at his nether goodies. When Jack gets to the bottom, he chops down the beanstalk and the giant falls to his death. Our hero gives the goose to his mother, and everyone lives happily ever after. Except for the giant, who is still dead.
So, who's the hero of that story? Jack. What's the goal? To get the goose that laid the golden eggs. And what was the obstacle keeping Jack from his goal. It was the giant.
Simple, right?
But there's more to this story. You have to understand the emotional component of the story, which I discuss in my next article. Click here for more script writing online instruction.
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Compared to Supertrend 3.0 with the new version two interesting features has been added. One is a simple EMA filter rule is added to Buy and Short Conditions and changes in the dashboard (included target levels in Supertrend Dashboard for discrete traders). And performance of Trading system is really interesting when comes to backtesting with Nifty and Bank Nifty Futures. Recorded Webinar of Supertrend and Filters posted down below.


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PORTUGUESE TAKE TO THE STREETS
Published: 23 July, 2008
By Richard Mayson
Portugal's wine producers are protesting against the Government's decision to lower the national drink-driving limit from 0.5g/l to 0.2g/l. This puts Portugal on a par with Sweden, which has the lowest alcohol tolerance levels in the EU. The producers claim that the new limit is incompatible with the country's status as a wine-producing nation and that domestic sales have fallen by over 30% as result. The law, which came into force on 1 October, is an attempt by the Government to improve Portugal's road accident record, which at 243 deaths per million inhabitants is the highest in Europe. Demonstrations have forced the Government to call a moratorium on the new legislation.


I went back and forth between between the girly girl white furniture set and the dark espresso for our baby girl for weeks. At the end, we decided to go with the dark espresso furniture. I love the look of white furniture, it is so feminine and happy looking. However, it does seem to get dirty easier. Dark furniture also gives the nursery an intimate and cozy feel.
As for the dresser, we switched the original knobs for the more modern-looking ones. Replacing the dresser drawer knobs is a great and inexpensive way to give a fresh look to any room.
I knew I wanted to put up some floating shelves in the nursery for decor. We saw these floating shelves at Pottery Barn and fell in love with the color. The color meshes well with the neutrality of the remainder of the room. I had fun putting my personal touch on some of the decor in the nursery. If you're looking for inspiration, Pinterest is a great source for many ideas.
The original plan was to DIY the stripe curtains. However, it didn't turn out as planned because the spray paint I used was too watery for this type of project. I ran out of time and am too lazy to try again. I gave up and bought these Studio Trio Grommet curtains. I am not 100% in love with them (they are a bit too shiny for my liking). I might replace them down the road but they're OK for now.
Such a beautiful nursery! I understand you don't want it too cutie. I agree with it!
great room transformation! I especially like the warm tone of the walls.
Beautiful nursery. I love the neutral tone with the hint of pink.
Congrats on getting it all done!
What a pretty nursery. We are total slackers compared to you. We just put the crib in our room and called it done.
Great room transformation! I'm also expecting in 2 weeks time and have enjoyed reading your updates. I noticed that you've added a change mat to use on top of a dresser which I have done as well. I was thinking of using 3M velcro strips but wondered if you had any tips so that it doesn't ruin the top of the dresser when bubs grows out it, so can I ask, how did you secure the mat to the dresser? Thanks!!
The nursery is lovely - I love those curtains!
This is beautiful, I see how's it not overly girly it just has the right amount of cute! I love the personalized wall note! Congratulations.
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Very pretty room. I actually like the neutral colours! A lot of people go overboard with the pink or blue and it can get overwhelming.
Love the cozy look, it turns out beautiful.
@jodi Congrats on your new addition, Jodi! As for the changing pad, we screwed the 2 little flaps into the back of the dresser where you can't see. Check your changing pad out. It should have 2 flaps and come with 2 screws.
@Lifes-A-Blog... Hi there! I am not sure what happened but everything seems to work OK on my end. I did re-upload all photos from that post. Let me know if it works for you.
Very beautiful and welcoming. I love the look of that cozy chair.
I love the room transition. Great job!
Wow! Amazing transformation, looks GORGEOUS!!
What a great transformation! I think you did a good job with keeping it simplistic yet cosy at the same time.
I love this! It look perfect. So excited for you.
Wow this is such a charming and beautiful space! Clear that a lot of love went into it :) Love all the details, thank you for sharing with us!


International business looking to expand operations and open a new branch of their company in the UK should take a number of important factors into consideration. You will be required to register with Companies House and the HMRC, keep up to date accounts, apply for the relevant business licences and pay VAT. You will also need to engage suitable employees and find the ideal premises for your business.
The town of Kensington has a large number of businesses in the media and communications industry. Several newspapers, such as the Daily Mail, the Evening Standard, the Independent, and the Mail on Sunday have offices in Kensington. Another important employer is oil and gas firm Sonangol Group. There are three underground stations in Kensington, which link the area with central London in 10 minutes and with Heathrow airport in 40 minutes. Higher education and vocational courses are available from the Kensington and Chelsea College of Further Education, Fordham University, and Ashbourne College.
You will be spoilt for choice when looking for the ideal office space in London's Kensington area.
Companies are advised to contact a number of companies for competitive quotes before having their business equipment shipped to the UK.


Bill Domhoff's classic book, Who Rules America?, was first published in 1967. Now in its 7th edition, it has never been out of print.
To celebrate WRA's 50th anniversary, Routledge has released a new book entitled Studying the Power Elite: Fifty Years of Who Rules America?, featuring essays from Bill and 11 other contemporary sociologists and political scientists.
This book critiques and extends the analysis of power in the classic, Who Rules America?, on the 50th anniversary of its original publication in 1967 — and through its subsequent editions. The chapters, written especially for this book by twelve sociologists and political scientists, provide fresh insights and new findings on many contemporary topics, among them the concerted attempt to privatize public schools; foreign policy and the growing role of the military-industrial component of the power elite; the successes and failures of union challenges to the power elite; the ongoing and increasingly global battles of a major sector of agribusiness; and the surprising details of how those who hold to the egalitarian values of social democracy were able to tip the scales in a bitter conflict within the power elite itself on a crucial banking reform in the aftermath of the Great Recession. These social scientists thereby point the way forward in the study of power, not just in the United States, but globally.
A brief introductory chapter situates Who Rules America? within the context of the most visible theories of power over the past fifty years — pluralism, Marxism, Millsian elite theory, and historical institutionalism. Then, a chapter by G. William Domhoff, the author of Who Rules America?, takes us behind the scenes on how the original version was researched and written, tracing the evolution of the book in terms of new concepts and research discoveries by Domhoff himself, as well as many other power structure researchers, through the 2014 seventh edition.
Readers will find differences of opinion and analysis from chapter to chapter. The authors were encouraged to express their views independently and frankly. They do so in an admirable and useful fashion that will stimulate everyone's thinking on these difficult and complex issues, setting the agenda for future studies of power.
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Papua New Guinea's (L-R) Rhys Martin, Justin Olam and Nene Macdonald celebrate defeating Ireland in the Rugby League World Cup match at the National Football Stadium in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, Sunday, November 5, 2017
Leigh have signed Papua New Guinea international Nene Macdonald ahead of the 2022 Championship season.
The 27-year-old centre or winger has made almost 100 NRL appearances for Sydney Roosters, Gold Coast Titans, St George Illawarra Dragons, North Queensland Cowboys and Cronulla Sharks.
Macdonald has won nine caps for his native Papua New Guinea. He is hoping to play in his World Cup next autumn.
Macdonald said: "I'm super excited to have signed for Leigh Centurions and I can't wait to get over and play.
"I've heard such a lot of good things about the club and the community and all the people I've spoken to at the club have been really friendly and welcoming.
"I'm hoping to get over as soon as possible. Coming to live and play in the UK has long been an ambition of mine and this is the perfect opportunity for me.
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"I've known Adrian Lam for a while now. He's a legend in PNG and we've kept in touch over the years. He told me he wanted me to come over and having him at Leigh will make the transition easier.
"Now I'm hoping for a big year with Leigh Centurions and to finish it playing for my country again in the World Cup. It's a massive honour playing for PNG and having already played in two World Cups I can't wait to experience that again."
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Chris Chester delighted to welcome Nene Macdonald to Leigh
Leigh head of rugby Chris Chester said: "Adrian has worked with Nene before and recommended him. He's a big lad, 6ft 4in and a great athlete. He's got great leg speed and will bring strike on the edge.
"Nene is a class player and a really exciting signing for the club. We are looking forward to him getting over here."
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Folly Beach Island Yoga offers open level beach yoga classes throughout the week on the 5th Street East beach.
On the weekends we also offer classes upstairs at St. James Gate Irish Pub: Saturdays at 11 a.m. and on Sundays at 10 a.m.
Find our schedule here or let us help you to plan and schedule a private small group class for your family, friends, or team by contacting us.
The Folly Beach Farmers Market is every Monday 4-6 p.m. in Folly River Park with a special Gullah Geechee celebration the first Monday of every month.
Throughout the summer the Tides hotel of Folly Beach offers free movies on the beach on Wednesday nights (weather permitting). Bring a blanket, sheet, or towel to sit on and enjoy a memorable night under the stars at this family friendly event by the ocean. Remember to get there early enough to get a good seat as this is a very popular summertime Charleston area event.
St. James Gate Irish Pub offers live music and entertainment at the perfect location within walking distance of the beach at 11 Center Street, Folly Beach, SC. Check out the most recent live music schedule on their Facebook page.
8/24/2017 – Surfer's Healing – A surfing camp for children with autism. The 2017 camp slots are full, but they are always accepting volunteers.
12/9/2017 – 1 p.m. – Christmas Parade – A colorful and playful Folly Beach themed twist on the traditional Christmas parade. The parade runs through Center Street and wraps up near Folly River Park. There you can continue the holiday cheer and check off some of your shopping list at the holiday arts and crafts festival.
12/31/2017 – 10 p.m. – The New Years Eve Flip Flop Drop – Ring in the new year in the ultimate Folly Style by skipping the ball drop and opt for the Flip Flop instead!! A family-friendly event with a fireworks show after midnight.
8/4/2017 – 7:30-11 p.m. – Reggae Nights Summer Concert with Mystic Vibrations – at James Island County Park – 871 Riverland Drive, Charleston, SC 29412 – 13+ years of age – adult $10, 12 and under free or free with your CCPR Gold Pass.


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The Use of Mobile Health Technology in Promoting Infant Vaccine Adherence – A Health Technology Assessment
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Center for Technology and Policy (CTaP), Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IIT-M), Chennai, India
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National Health Systems Resource Center, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, New Delhi, India
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MarksMan Healthcare Solutions LLP (HEOR and RWE Consulting), Navi Mumbai, India
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Persistently stubborn infant mortality rates across the world have prompted the use of mobile technologies to assist in vaccine adherence. This systematic review attempts to assess the efficacy of a mobile phone technology in delivering timely infant immunization reminders and ensuring compliance and follow-up rates.
Studies were identified based on pre-specified criteria from two journals (BMJ and Lancet) and three databases (PUBMED, Google Scholar and Cochrane). The articles were screened for PICO (Population, Intervention, Control and Outcome) parameters and subsequently shortlisted when they included the desired target population, namely infants and mothers and used the methodology of Randomized Controlled Trials (RCTs). Biases on account of dropouts, selection and blinding methods were taken into consideration. Risk ratios were analyzed for the review using a forest plot and bias graphs.
A total of 71 studies were identified based on results of which 3 duplicates were excluded. Of the 68, 25 were screened for PICO parameters and eventually of the 22 full-text articles reviewed. 6 were RCTs and qualified as relevant for the Health Technology Assessment. The studies, published between 1996 and 2014, recorded the participation of 5999 infants and mothers across 5 clinic based interventions and 1 province-based intervention. A risk ratio of 0.67 indicates that the mobile-based intervention is 45% more effective than the control, suggesting the former to be a crucial measure to improve outcome measures such as timeliness of immunization and increased infant vaccine awareness.
Our analysis suggests that the use of mobile technologies could marginally improve compliance in the intervention groups, even if they do not affect the overall immunization rates. The evidence also shows that incorporating this scheme into an existing health system requires a small investment that could potentially result in sizeable gains in reducing infant and neonatal mortality and morbidity, particularly in resource-limited settings.
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It was clear the YouTube Music Awards were in trouble when Rashida Jones handed a pair of babies to hosts Jason Schwartzman and Reggie Watts for no apparent reason. The live event, broadcast Sunday from New York City, was a mix of live videos from some of the biggest artists in music, time-killing ramblings from the hosts and a scavenger hunt in which the hosts dug through a series of cakes looking for one of the awards. It was the exact opposite of MTV's glossy and popular Video Music Awards.
The YouTube awards come off more like fan service, seemingly by design. Arcade Fire opened the show with an elaborate performance for their new song "Afterlife" that culminated in actress Greta Gerwig dancing with a troop of preteen ballerinas. But viewership dropped when Lady Gaga sang the somber ballad "Dope" from her new album, ARTPOP, choosing a plain flannel shirt and a trucker hat over her typical outlandish outfits. Even more people tuned out when a performance by rappers Tyler the Creator and Earl Sweatshirt became a censored mess (though only broadcast online, the show mostly adhered to FCC standards). Eminem, M.I.A. and YouTube star Lindsey Stirling performed later, but none managed to attract more viewers.
YouTube has successfully live-streamed high-profile concerts in the past. American Express sponsors an ongoing series that has featured artists such as Coldplay, John Legend and the Killers. The music festival Coachella is now annually live-streamed via YouTube and this year racked up more than 1.9 million unique viewers. But Sunday's awards show, which was promoted by YouTube for weeks, reached fewer than 250,000 simultaneous viewers. MTV's VMAs had 10.1 million viewers in August, though YouTube now claims to reach more 18-to-34-year-olds in the U.S. than any cable network.
The offbeat show comes at a time when YouTube's clout in the music industry is quickly increasing. A new Glee-style musical drama called Side Effects, complete with glossy covers of pop hits, debuted on the video site last week. Billboard added YouTube views to the formula used to calculate its weekly Hot 100 rankings earlier this year. And the company is prepping a paid-subscription service for early 2014 that could go toe-to-toe with Spotify, according to a person familiar with the company's plans.
The new subscription service, which is expected to have paid and free tiers, will help to wring more money out of YouTube's 1 billion users, who are now watching about 30 billion music videos each month. Subscribers will be able to more easily organize YouTube's current mishmash of official videos, parodies and covers by organizing content by artists or playlists. The service will also make YouTube easier to listen to on the go, as users will be able to download videos to watch offline and listen to songs while performing other tasks on a phone or tablet. It's also expected to link up in some way with Google's current music-streaming offering, Google Play Music All Access, which could give the service a catalog of content that dwarfs all other competitors.
Still, it's not clear how readily people will pay for music from a brand that has always been free. YouTube has already been experimenting with paid channels in other sectors, like sports and children's programming, but it hasn't divulged any subscription figures. Early reports indicated that user interest is muted. "They have to be realistic and know that the vast majority of people — and possibly especially on YouTube — are going to just use the free service," Moore says.
Meanwhile the competition to control the distribution of music online only grows fiercer. Apple's iTunes Radio got off to a quick start in September, while headphone maker Beats Electronics is expected to debut a Spotify-like streaming service by year's end. And Vevo, the label-backed music-video website that supplies much of YouTube's most popular content, is increasingly trying to establish an independent identity with its own set of apps and a newly revamped website.


The devices would enable residents to control smart home appliances, play music as well as order products from Amazon through Alexa.
In order to tap in millennials, Bengaluru-based real-estate developer Embassy Group has partnered up with e-commerce giant Amazon to offer smart homes. The houses that Embassy Group are offering would come with Amazon Echo pre-installed and Amazon Alexa pre-enabled in order to lure in GenX as well as millennials. The devices would enable residents to control smart home appliances, play music as well as order products from Amazon through Alexa.
Puneesh Kumar, Country Manager for Alexa Experience and Devices, Amazon India confirmed the development and said that they are offering Embassy Group technology to turn its homes into voice-enabled smart homes with its Echo devices, powered by Alexa Voice Service.
Jitu Virwani, Chairman and MD of Embassy Group said, "We launched Embassy Edge, an integral part of Embassy Springs in north Bengaluru with an aim that the region is witnessing huge job creation through 200 acres Aerospace Park, Devahanahalli Tech Park (ITIR) and BIAL going for aerotropolis development around the airport," as mentioned in a report in Hindu Business Line.
Reeza Sebastian, Senior Vice-President of Residential Business in Embassy Group said that the company zeroed in on north Bengaluru as it is an emerging IT cluster that has already created over 50,000 jobs.
Embassy Edge is part of Embassy Springs that is an Rs 1,200 crore project. The report mentions that Embassy Edge, spread across 12 acres and five towers with 800 apartments is targeted at first-time homebuyers.
Embassy group started off as a residential developer and moved on to build office spaces. In the third and current phase of their journey, the company is targeting mid-segment luxury and technology-driven smart homes.


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Gavin Doughtie is a front end developer on Google's Picasa Web Albums. He started and ran the LA Java Users' Group and has worked on the development teams of the two California Startup Weekends so far.


Creole's Bar & Brasserie in Orewa, Auckland, provides an excellent atmosphere. Come and enjoy our excellent affordable dining with the only fabulous private garden area in Orewa.
Tasty selection of food here to enjoy while drinking. I especially was pleased with the range of food from burgers to Thai food to delicious prawn cocktails. I had to wait a while for my food though.


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Finkelman, Paul (2014) "Who Counted, Who Voted, and Who Could They Vote For," Saint Louis University Law Journal: Vol. 58 : No. 4 , Article 8.
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