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Pacquiao won over Mosley!

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What happen between Pacquiao vs. Mosley fight is so BORING after 3rd round when Mosley was knocked down. All he did after is run, run, and hug Pacquaio..tsk Afterall, Pacquiao won by unanimous decision after t he three judges scored 120-107, 120-108, and 119-107. **I'm not a boxer analyst. So, just keep it cool!
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Creating heat map using GeoDjango

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  GeoDjango is a Django module that turns it into a web-GIS app. It is powerful as it uses geospatial engines such as GDAL, GEOS and PostGIS.  In this post, we'll be creating heat map using leaflet plugin https://github.com/Leaflet/Leaflet.heat . From our views.py , we need to create a function that can return JSON object with this format: [[ 50.5 , 30.5 , 0.2 ] , // lat, lng, intensity [ 50.6 , 30.4 , 0.5 ] , ] Below is an example: Basically, the proposed_roads query uses the Centroid function of GeoDjango, also intensity is obtain by getting the sum (change this depending on your specification or needs) based on the subquery. The output of this query is intensity and the Point object derived from Centroid which is named as "cent". To turn it into the desired format, we need to convert it into list and append the intensity (which is the 3rd value). The function returns a JSON data similar to the required format of leaflet heatmap. You can then use AJAX in ...
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