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Hi everyone,

I'm pleased to announce that SocketStream has a new project leader, Henrik Vendelbo.

A while ago I asked if Henrik would like to consider taking over from me - he had managed to do more for SocketStream in 12 months than I had managed to do in a couple of years, and given that I was in the middle of writing a book for Manning publications and looking to move countries, it felt right to hand over the project to someone with more time.

I still have a lot of love for the project, but my time has been stretched, and so I found myself in a similar position to the one that Owen was in 2 years ago when he handed the project over to me. Running an open source software project can be a huge undertaking, and if you have the time its great, but if not then it becomes a struggle. I've discovered that for myself, and I knew I'd need to step back from my commitments rather than try and do all the things.

I'm happy to have made a dent in getting SocketStream to a more certain place - dealing with the 0.3/0.

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	var dashku = require('dashku');

	var payload = {
	"bigNumber": 200,
	"_id": "53c21e50c24b67fb166beed4",
	"apiKey": "a4f368ba-0a46-4e3f-a2fd-f1b68ffe64af"
	};

	dashku.setApiKey(payload.apiKey, function () {

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	// Dependencies
	//
	var fs = require('fs'),
	oldFilePath = 'oldFile.txt',
	read = fs.createReadStream(oldFilePath),
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	module.exports =
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	height: 608
	html: "<ul id=\"tweets\">\n <li></li>\n</ul>"
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	# selenium server via a Node.js process.
	selenium = require 'selenium-launcher'
	soda = require 'soda'
	process.env.NODE_ENV = "cucumber"

	# This is our app's file.
	server = require '../../server'

	# We add some empty variables to store the web browser

	// Amazon AWS EC2 API wrapper
	//
	var aws2js = require('aws2js');
	var ec2;

	var ec2Api = {

	// A helper function to supply API access credentials to Amazon
	//
	init: function(accessKeyId, secretAccessKey) {

	# The script that I use to broadcast tweets about
	# Nike to Dashku's demo account, in CoffeeScript.

	# require some npm libraries
	Twit = require 'twit'
	analyze = require('Sentimental').analyze
	Placefinder = require 'placefinder'
	dashku = require 'dashku'

	# Set your API Key