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Demos and examples These are the two demonstration of the use of Jane16 services. Content Analysis demonstration of the all services ( subject, scope, summary ) applied together. and rss feed enhanced of related search results stories, again using jane16 content analyser DEMO 1: Content analysis DEMO 2: Rss related feed Content Analysis Demo Demonstration of the all services ( subject, scope, summary ) applied together. Paste text to analyse The American space shuttle Discovery has successfully touched down at the Kennedy space station in the US state of Florida. Nasa officials gave the go-ahead for the landing, saying it should not be affected by the earlier loss of a metal clip from Discovery's rudder. The shuttle delivered a Japanese laboratory to the International Space Station (ISS) on its 14-day mission. The seven crew earlier cheered after getting the green light to land. Commander Mark Kelly and co-pilot Kenneth Ham had fired the braking rockets to send the craft streaking home. 'My favourite Earthling' On Friday, Discovery's astronauts spotted something floating away from their spaceship that turned out to be a little metal clip which broke off the rudder. But engineers decided within four hours that its absence posed no danger for re-entry. During the shuttle's mission, it installed a $1bn-Japanese-built laboratory, which is now the space station's biggest room and most sophisticated science workshop. They also dropped off a new pump that the two Russians on board used to fix their toilet. And the space station welcomed a new American resident, who took the place of astronaut Garrett Reisman, returning home after 95 days in space. Mr Reisman's wife, Simone Francis, was waiting at the Kennedy Space Center. Over the past week, Mr Reisman described how much he missed her, calling her "my favourite Earthling". or paste the url http:// Few hints: - URL link analysis will never be so precise as direct copy and paste (left box), as system must first "realize" which text on the remote site to analyse. - Pages with too much text from many different subject or pages with video or just radio or any other none-text based sites (like youtube, last.fm etc) are likely get poor results. This is TEXT analyser after all. - If link analysis does not work, try to copy and paste the text to the box on the left side. - Try to put in the left box direct question like: "Who is the president of the USA?". Sometimes it gets surprising results.

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