THE KEEPER A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1996 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 8.0 Alternative Scale: ***1/2 out of ****
United States, 1996 Running Length: 1:30 MPAA Classification: No MPAA Rating (Violence, profanity) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1 Shown at the Philadelphia Festival of World Cinema, 5/4/96, 5/5/96
Cast: Giancarlo Esposito, Regina Taylor, Isaach De Bankole Director: Joe Brewster Producers: Jordi Torrent, Joe Brewster Screenplay: Joe Brewster Cinematography: Igor Sunara Music: John Petersen
Joe Brewster's THE KEEPER is a compelling look at what can happen when a man loses his faith in humanity. This multi-layered psychological drama uses fine performances by Giancarlo Esposito (DO THE RIGHT THING), Regina Taylor (A FAMILY THING), and French actor Isaach De Bankole (NIGHT ON EARTH), as well as an intelligent script by writer/director Brewster, to tell a suspenseful tale. Displaying a quality that's rare for American films these days, THE KEEPER keeps the audience involved without telegraphing everything that's coming next.
THE KEEPER introduces us to Paul Lamont (Esposito), a New York City cop with aspirations of becoming a lawyer. Paul takes his job seriously and has a tendency to bring his problems home with him. One friend advises him to take a day off and go fishing to get away from things. In addition to his dedication to work, Paul is also a stout believer in justice, and when he sees a man, Jean Baptiste (De Bankole), thrown into jail for a rape he probably didn't commit, Paul advances the Haitian- born immigrant the $1500 bail money. Later, when Jean comes to Paul for a place to stay, the cop reluctantly offers him a place on the couch. Paul's wife, Angela (Taylor), is initially horrified at the thought of a possible rapist sleeping in her home, but, with the passage of time, she and Jean form a special bond. As they grow closer, however, Paul begins to feel alienated, and his growing disillusionment with the system, coupled with questions about his wife's fidelity, fuel a churning, unpredictable anger.
Brewster is a psychiatrist, so it's no surprise that the psychological elements of THE KEEPER are the most engrossing. As the story progresses, not only does Paul question his own system of beliefs, but he becomes conflicted about his identity. Paul's father was Haitian, and he has long denied that part of his heritage, shrinking away from the customs of the Caribbean and trying to fit in as a generic New Yorker. On the other hand, Jean still embraces Haitian traditions, and his flaunting of those customs drives Paul to a crisis point. Is he jealous of Jean or Jean's clear sense of identity? Brewster asks, but never answers, this question -- it's up to interpretation.
THE KEEPER isn't just powerful drama, it's an effective thriller. A subplot about how cops abuse their power dovetails nicely with the resolution of the main story, and the film's closing images are some of its most memorable. Brewster doesn't follow conventional formulas, and, although there are surprises, all are perfectly logical considering the nature of the people involved. Taken as a whole, THE KEEPER represents disturbing portrait of a modern America where homogeneity and conformity threaten not only our cultural identities, but our individuality.
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A. colubrina & Syrian Rue
Prologue:
As a 15 year old, I have up to date tried 20 substances + with much gained. I'm sure you've read my DXM HPPD report. DXM as a psychedellic was intriguing, but I found a different love with tryptamines. I had odered a pack of around 70 A. colubrina seeds. After many failed experiments roasting,smoking and snorting the seeds, I decided to take advice from 'Persistant'.
Preperation:
Syrian Rue:
I ground roughly 3g of Syrian Rue seeds to a fine powerder. I then placed the powder in 1 cup of boiling water, which also had 1 tbs. of vinegar(acetic acid). I let the mixture boil with occasional stirring for 10 minutes. I then strained the contents through a paper towel into a measuring cup. I mesured roughly 50ml of extracted liquid. I then mixed it with grapefruit juice and other fruit juices to hide the nasty taste.
A. Colubrina:
The seeds were placed in a wet paper towel and then placed in a teperware container for 1hr. Then seeds were removed and cut up with a knife. I then let them air dry on a saucer for 6hrs.
Procedure:
I drank the Syrian Rue extract around 1hr. before munching on the A. colubrina (big mistake, uughhh). I suggest using a chaser with the mashed seeds.
Experience:
I first felt the effects of the Rue. I had eaten quite a bit of food before so I wasn't sure how the experience would be effected by this. I retreated to bedroom where I felt an odd body sensation. I was starting to experience nausea and cramps. I enjoyed the effects of the Rue and some CEVs associated with it. Then it took and odd turn. The Rue shifted gears, I was aware this would happen. I was feeling quite sick so I ran to the bathroom. I layed half on the floor and against the wall. The 5-MeO was begining to take effect. The colour of the room started changing - from bright to dark. Hazes of coulours appeared everywhere. I noticed more CEVs.
Syrian Rue usually makes me tired, but stangely enough I was feeling quite stimulated. This must be due to the 5-MeO interaction I'm guessing. I watched the floor breath and admired the colours of the CEVs.
I was feeling better so I dicided to go on IRC. I chated and watched visualsation web sites. I was astounded by the visualsations. I wasn't acting myself, I was altered sort of like a 12g Morning Glory experience. I watched some Amazon Flash movies and this effected the experience.
I lost complete tack of time. I decided to go to bed. I put on a Fear Factory album and watched the Amazon patterns on the wall. This was amazing! The figures were fluresent and geometric.
I was getting alot of cramps and feeling nauseated. So I decided to give in to the nausea. I threw up alot in the bathroom but it didnt bother me that much. I attracted the attention of my dad. I made up some cheap excuse for the puking. I then went to bed for good and slept till the next morning without disturbance.
Epilogue:
I will definetly try this combination again. Probly with most of the remaining seeds. I plan to take maybe 20-30 seeds with 6g of Rue. I want to wait abit though. I'm very glad this worked and I thank 'Persistant' for his methods, they proved very helpful.
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EYESEEYOU was produced in fulfillment of a project that required the end product to straddle the law. I chose the topic of privacy in public spaces using the municipal codes governing conduct in the subway trains, specifically unsolicited and unscheduled videotaping and photographing of strangers in the subway. I used the popular Philip-Lorca DiCorcia case, Nussenzweig v. DiCorcia, as precedent for my project in addition to scrutinizing the only document that regulates photography in the subway, the MTA Rules of Conduct Section 1050.9. Although there have been arrests made because of photography in the tunnels, there are no laws that govern privately capturing the images of others in public spaces without their consent.


A branch or tag is simply a copy of the trunk, or in some cases another folder, in your Subversion repository. To create one, use the “Browse” view to navigate to the right place in your repository and drag the trunk of your project to the “branches” folder while holding down the “Option” key on your keyboard. When you drop the trunk, a dialog will open asking you to name your new tag or branch.
For more information about tags and branches, see: About “trunk”, “tags” & “branches”.


Rotate frame around a specific axis in spectrometer.
Ori = rotateframe(Ori0,nRot,rho)
rotateframe
rotates the frame described by the three Euler angles (in radians) in Ori0
by the angle rho
(in radians) around the rotation axis nRot
, returning the rotated frames in Ori
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Ori0
describes the frame orientation before the rotation. It is a row vector of three Euler angles (in radians). See the page on frames for details.
nRot
is the axis of rotation. For example, the vector nRot = [1;0;0]
indicates the rotation axis is x. In general, the vector nRot = [a;b;c]
means that the space-fixed rotation axis is a*x+b*y+c*z
, where x, y and z are the unit vectors of the space-fixed frame. nRot
does not have to be normalized.
rho
is the angle of rotation, in units of radians. The rotation is defined in a positive sense around the rotation axis nRot
. rho
can be be a single number or an array. If an array is given, rotateframe
calculates the rotated frame for each angle in the rho
array.
The output Ori
is a set of Euler angles that describe the new frame orientations resulting from the rotation. If rho
contains more than one value, Ori
contains multiple rows, with one Euler angle set per row.
Here is a simple example that involves the rotation of a crystal around the lab x axis.
clear xL = [1;0;0]; % space-fixed x axis rho = 20*pi/180; % rotation angle (radians) ori0 = [40 65 0]*pi/180; % initial frame orientation ori = rotateframe(ori0,xL,rho); % frame orientation after rotation
This function uses rotaxi2mat to perform the rotation. Also, see the page on frames and Euler angles for more details.
ang2vec, erot, eulang, rotaxi2mat, rotmat2axi, vec2ang


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Drawing shapes with SVG
Here are a series of rectangles created using SVG. Setting the attributes, you can adjust the size and color of your elements.
Let's draw a rectangle for our page.
Make a container for our rectangle. Create a

tag in the body of our document by typing the following between the opening
id
attribute so we can select it from other places in our code.

The script section within the body of our HTML file is a place we use JavaScript to program our page. Before we can draw a shape we need to create a space to draw within. Between the opening
tag within the body, add the following to create a drawing space:
var paper = Raphael("myDrawingSpace", 500, 500);
This creates a 500 x 500 pixel drawing space that you can draw shapes into. It begins in the upper left hand corner of the "myDrawingSpace" div.
Now we're ready to draw a shape. In the script area, below the last line of code we wrote, write the following:
var rectangle = paper.rect(50, 40, 30, 60);
This draws a rectangle in the drawing space. The first two numbers represent the x and y position of the rectangle. An x of 50 means the rectangle will be 50 pixels from the left edge of the drawing area. A y of 40 means the rectangle is positioned 40 pixels from the top of the drawing space. Try adjusting the x and y arguments and notice the effect.
The last two numbers, 30 and 60 represent the width
and height
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Next change the fill
color of the rectangle and the color of the outline or stroke
. Below the last code, but within the script
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rectangle.attr("stroke", "#0000ff");
Now our rectangle is red with a blue outline.
As you specify the rectangle's position and size around the drawing space, note the shape will only appear within the boundaries of the space it is created in. In this example, the space is 500 x 500 pixels. You can adjust the size of the space when you create it, or later while the program is running using the setSize()
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Once you build your first information model, it is your job as a
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We have already covered how to do code quality check with Sonarqube in my previous blog. In this blog, we will be discussing how can we setup JaCoCo a code coverage tool and exports reports to SonarQube. Though report can be directly read but having reported at a single place is a good idea. So, let get into ‘JaCoCo Code Coverage And Reports With Sonarqube’
What is JaCoCo and why you need this? Setting up JaCoCo. Importing reports to SonarQube
There are multiple ways of running JaCoCo for your project, You can pick any of them depending on your need. Don’t worry, in the end, all will generate same data which we can use in Sonarqube. We are going to export the generated data in *.exec format. There are other formats as well like HTML, zip XML and CSV.
This is the easiest approach and best suited when you are developing your code and running unit test cases on the local system. Steps to install it on eclipse.
Go to Help-> Install new software and put in below URL.
http://update.eclemma.org
http://www.eclemma.org/download.html
For more options visit. mvn jacoco:report For more options visit. http://www.eclemma.org/jacoco/trunk/doc/maven.html
This suite best when you do want to run JaCoCo on your live or test environments directly. Also in case, you do not have test setups or local workspace setup. There is standalone JaCoCo jar which you can directly plugin in your remote Java process using command line arguments. Once the java agent is attached to your server process you can open up a port to fetch reports or you can directly go to your server and ask for report dump. This report dump can be in any format CSV, XML, *.exec, HTML or zip. In order to use it with Sonarqube, we have export the report in *.exec format.
Here are the commands you to attach JaCoCo to a running Java process. -javaagent:C:\dev\servers\jacoco-agent.jar=destfile=< path to jacoco C:\lib>jacoco.exec,append=true,includes=some.application.*
This Java argument will attach the JaCoCo agent. Once you have enabled the JaCoCo agent you need to run tests manually or automated. This will create jacoco.exec on given location but dump data only on server stop. To avoid server interruption for the report you need to enable command interface using following option. output=<cpserver>,address=*,port=<some port 6300>
I ran it on one of my old projects. It looks something like this and it looks like this. For further detail, you can click on coverage percentage.


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| AbstractScopedTypedCardinalityConstraint | INTERNAL: Common base class for constraints which have cardinality, type, and scope facets. |
| AbstractTypedCardinalityConstraint | INTERNAL: Common base class for constraints which have cardinality and type facets. |
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| AssociationRoleConstraint | INTERNAL: Represents a constraint on the association roles of an association. |
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| OccurrenceConstraint | INTERNAL: Represents a constraint on the occurrences of a class of topics. |
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| SubjectIndicatorMatcher | INTERNAL: Matches topics by their subject indicators. |
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| TopicNameConstraint | INTERNAL: Represents a constraint on a base name within a topic class definition. |
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RadioSonde: Tools for plotting skew-T diagrams and wind profiles
RadioSonde is a collection of programs for reading and
plotting SKEW-T,log p diagrams and wind profiles for data
collected by radiosondes (the typical weather balloon-borne
instrument), which we will call "flights", "sondes", or
"profiles" throughout the associated documentation. The raw
data files are in a common format that has a header followed by
specific variables. Use "help(ExampleSonde)" for the full
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Hubbard gaining Heisman momentum
STILLWATER — As other potential contenders begin to fall by the wayside, Oklahoma State running back Chuba Hubbard’s Heisman train is picking up steam.
The nation’s leading rusher was No. 4 on ESPN’s Heisman Trophy projection after bumping his yardage total to 1,726 in Saturday’s win over Kansas. He came in behind a trio of quarterbacks, Joe Burrow of LSU, Jalen Hurts of Oklahoma and Justin Fields of Ohio State.
Hubbard also joined those three QBs on the Twitter campaign for the Nissan Heisman House poll that allows fans to tweet the name of the player they vote for. Hubbard got a first-place vote in the Athletic’s Heisman straw poll, though he ultimately ranked sixth overall.
While he might be too far behind to win the award, the Cowboy star seems to at least be in the mix to get an invitation to New York for the trophy ceremony.
“The fact that people are questioning if he should go to New York or not is ridiculous in my opinion,” OSU receiver Dillon Stoner said.
Twenty Cowboys get academic Big 12 honors
Oklahoma State had 20 football players named to the Academic All-Big 12 team, the league announced Tuesday.
OSU has had 20 or more players on the list in three straight seasons. The Cowboys’ 112 overall honorees in the past five years ranks OSU second in the league during that time span, behind only Kansas State.
Of Oklahoma State’s 20 honorees, 16 were selected as first-team members, which marks the second-highest total in school history.
Several Cowboys have received recognition multiple times in their careers, highlighted by Matt Ammendola who became just the eighth player in school history to earn four academic all-conference honors and the sixth to earn four first-team honors.
Here’s the full list of Cowboys on the Academic All-Big 12 teams:
First team: Matt Ammendola; Jarrick Bernard; Logan Carter; Braden Cassity; Amadou Fofana; Alex Hale; Matt Hembrough; Marcus Keyes; Carson Kropp; Brock Martin; Tanner McCalister; Amen Ogbongbemiga; Relijah Sherman; Dillon Stoner; Landon Wolf; Hunter Woodard.
Second team: Tyrell Alexander; Hunter Anthony; Cameron Murray; Spencer Sanders.
Gundy offers thoughts on Mason Rudolph situation
Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy shared the shocked feelings of many who saw former OSU quarterback Mason Rudolph get hit on the head with his own helmet, which had been pulled off by Cleveland’s Myles Garrett.
The situation involving Rudolph, the starting quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers, has been a viral topic since it happened late Thursday night.
“I guess I just agree with everybody,” Gundy said in his weekly Monday press conference. “I don’t know if I’ve ever even seen anything like that ever in football. Very disappointing. I tried to think back when I’ve even seen a guy get his helmet yanked off. I remember two or three, but they throw it down the field or something, you know, like, ‘Oh, I didn’t know this would happen.’”
Gundy said he has communicated with Rudolph, though the coach didn’t share the details of that conversation. Rudolph was the Cowboys’ starter from the final three games of the 2014 season through 2017, setting nearly every meaningful quarterback record at OSU.
Over the last several weeks, Rudolph was named the Steelers’ starter in place of injured Ben Roethlisberger, knocked unconscious in a game against Baltimore, and threw four interceptions against Cleveland prior to the helmet-swinging incident.
“He’s had a lot of things happen to him in a short time in two months, so he’s getting accustomed to the NFL real quick,” Gundy said. “He’s taken a lot of hits. The only guy that’s ever been hit with a helmet, I think, on top of the head in the NFL.
“And he’s handled it right. He’s competitive. He’s trying to hold his own up there.”
Gundy offered some advice for Rudolph should he find himself in a similar situation ever again.
 “But, you know, the heat of the moment for that situation, and I’m sure for Myles, too. But that’s just a hard one to swallow.”
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Why buy treated water from Singapore instead of doing it ourselves? PAS MP asks
by BY YISWAREE PALANSAMYKUALA LUMPUR, Nov 13 — Malaysia should not still have to buy treated water from Singapore for public consumption, PAS lawmaker Awang Hashim said in the Dewan Rakyat today.
The Pendang MP interrupted Segamat MP Datuk Sri R.Santhara Kumar during the committee stage debate on Budget 2020 to ask why the government was not developing its own raw water filtration and treatment infrastructure, which he said would reduce capital outflows.
“For our use in Johor, why not we process it on our own?” he directed to the Water, Land and Natural Resources Ministry.
Awang questioned the need for Malaysia, which sells raw water to Singapore to be treated, only to buy it back at a higher price.
“So we want to ask the ministry involved, can the Johor government, Air Johor, only sell water to Singapore, for Singapore’s use. No need for us to buy back,” he asked.
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Iannone test fire caused by Aprilia MotoGP gearbox experiment
by Lewis DuncanAndrea Iannone says his RS-GP caught fire during the MotoGP Valencia test because Aprilia was trying an "extreme" gearbox solution to find more power.
Iannone caused a red flag a couple of hours into Wednesday's running at the Valencia test when his Aprilia burst into flames on the main straight on the run into Turn 1.
Aprilia had no new items to test in Valencia - which Aleix Espargaro branded as "not at all" acceptable - but were trying different set-up solutions to apply to the development of its radical 2020 bike.
One such solution was to try and run the Aprilia's gearbox with shorter gear ratios like its rivals in a bid to improve its speed.
However, the Aprilia engine had never revved as high as it did during that test and ultimately led to Iannone's bike catching fire.
"We're not used to using a high speed like on Wednesday morning," Iannone said.
"We tried an extreme solution, because we understood that our opponents use much shorter gearboxes and consequently much higher engine revs.
"Our bike has never been [run] so high. We tried it and there was a risk."
Commenting on the moment the fire erupted, he added: "I was so scared because it happened on the straight and the bike caught fire.
"I felt very warm on my feet and oil was [landing] on the brake lever. "You are angry at the time, but I think that's normal.
"We tried different solutions because we want to find a few more horses [horsepower].
"We know that we need to improve and last night [Tuesday] we found some very interesting things."
Iannone called Aprilia racing manager Romano Albesiano "very brave" for suggesting the idea to run shorter gear ratios, though branded the situation as "very dangerous".
"Romano is a very brave person in this respect, because maybe we shouldn't have risked this situation," he added.
"But he led us to find something. Let's say it went wrong in one way and good in another.
"It was a dangerous situation and obviously frightening."


MEMPHIS BELLE A film review by Chad Polenz Copyright 1997 Chad Polenz
**1/2 (out of 4 = OK) 1990, PG-13, 107 minutes [1 hour, 47 minutes] [war/lighthearted drama] starring: Matthew Modine (Dennis), Tate Donovan (Luke), Eric Stoltz (Danny), Sean Astin (Rascal), Billy Zane (Val), written by Monte Merrick, produced by David Puttman, Catherine Wyler, directed by Michael Caton-Jones.
I don't have high praises for "Memphis Belle," but I don't have a complete negative attitudes towards it either. It's a film that tries to present itself as a World War II adventure, but it stumbles a bit by over-emphasizing its drama.
Movies about gangs of buddies, especially military buddies, usually have a great sense of paldom and the crew of the Memphis Belle certainly display this. There is Dennis (Modine), an uptight Captain; Luke (Donovan), an easy-going lady-killer; Rascal (Astin), a hyper wiseass; Danny (Stolz), a tender Irish guy; Clay (Harry Connick Jr.), a singer; Jack (Neil Giuntoli), a tough guy; Eugene (Courtney Gains), a devout Catholic; Phil (D.B. Sweeny), a scared loner; Val (Zane), a slick pseudo doctor; and Virge (Reed Diamond), a generic suburban guy.
Pairs of friendships within the group form, and it works pretty well here, even though it is through the use of cliches. When you have so many characters at the same time it's hard to get a good sense of each one's personality, and this is the only problem with the film. It's hard to tell if it's supposed to be a dramatic, moving story about these realistic men, or is it an innocent adventure story?
The story tells of the crew's twenty-fifth and final mission, which makes almost the entire film seem like one long ending instead of a whole story. The first act starts to define the characters, saying where they're from and what they're going to do when they get home. But we learn little about their actual combat missions, it's as if making it this far is a walk in the park.
Most of the film takes place inside the plane while flying over Germany to bomb a munitions factory. There are some pretty cool air battle scenes, but they're not overly exciting or intense. It's not like "'Top Gun' set in 1943," although I think that's supposed to be the premise. There isn't much to describe in terms of plot or events, it's basically a portrait of a typical air raid during WWII.
"Memphis Belle" is almost two hours, but it seems to go by rather quickly, probably because it has such a simple plot. I liked what I saw but it could have been better.We get a nice adventure, but that's it, something's missing here.
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| void | DilateThreads (const Image< D > &image, const Adjacency &adjacency, Image< D > &result, size_t thread, size_t total_threads) |
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| void | DilateBinThreads (const Image< D > &image, const Adjacency &adjacency, const Vector< size_t > &seeds, Image< D > &result, size_t thread, size_t total_threads) |
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| Image< D > | Erode (const Image< D > &image, const Adjacency &adjacency) |
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| void | ErodeThreads (const Image< D > &image, const Adjacency &adjacency, Image< D > &result, size_t thread, size_t total_threads) |
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Computes the dilation of input image using spherical adjacency relation of one pixel of radius.
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Computes the dilation of input image using spherical adjacency relation of one pixel of radius, restricted to the input mask.
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| image | Input image. |
| adjacency | Adjacency relation used by dilation opperation. |
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Computes the dilation of input image restricted to input mask, using input adjacency relation. Multi-thread implementation.
| image | Input image. |
| mask | Input mask. |
| adjacency | Adjacency relation used by dilation opperation. |
| result | resulting image. |
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| total_threads | Number of threads. |
| image | Input image. |
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| adjacency | Adjacency relation used by dilation opperation. |
| image | Input binary image. |
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Computes the dilation of input image using input adjacency relation. Multi-thread implementation.
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Computes the dilation of input image using input adjacency relation. Multi-thread implementation.
| image | Input image. |
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| result | resulting image. |
| thread | Thread number. |
| total_threads | Number of threads. |
Computes the erosion of input image using spherical adjacency relation of one pixel of radius.
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Computes the erosion of input image using spherical adjacency relation of one pixel of radius, restricted to the input mask.
| image | Input image. |
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Computes the erosion of input image restricted to input mask, using input adjacency relation. Multi-thread implementation.
| image | Input image. |
| mask | Input mask. |
| adjacency | Adjacency relation used by erosion opperation. |
| result | resulting image. |
| thread | Thread number. |
| total_threads | Number of threads. |
| image | Input image. |
| mask | Input mask. |
| adjacency | Adjacency relation used by erosion opperation. |
| image | Binary input image. |
| void Bial::Morphology::ErodeBinThreads | ( | const Image< D > & | image, |
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| Image< D > & | result, | ||
| size_t | thread, | ||
| size_t | total_threads | ||
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Computes the erosion of input image using input adjacency relation. Multi-thread implementation.
| image | Input image. |
| adjacency | Adjacency relation used by erosion opperation. |
| seeds | list of propagation seeds. |
| result | resulting image. |
| thread | Thread number. |
| total_threads | Number of threads. |
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| size_t | thread, | ||
| size_t | total_threads | ||
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Computes the erosion of input image using input adjacency relation. Multi-thread implementation.
| image | Input image. |
| adjacency | Adjacency relation used by erosion opperation. |
| result | resulting image. |
| thread | Thread number. |
| total_threads | Number of threads. |


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The following actions will be performed: - install coq-fiat-crypto 0.0.15 <><> Gathering sources ><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> Processing 1/1: [coq-fiat-crypto.0.0.15: http] [coq-fiat-crypto.0.0.15] downloaded from https://github.com/mit-plv/fiat-crypto/archive/refs/tags/v0.0.15.tar.gz Processing 1/1: <><> Processing actions <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> Processing 1/2: [coq-fiat-crypto: make coq] + /home/bench/.opam/opam-init/hooks/sandbox.sh "build" "make" "-j4" "EXTERNAL_DEPENDENCIES=1" "SKIP_COQSCRIPTS_INCLUDE=1" "coq" "standalone-ocaml" (CWD=/home/bench/.opam/ocaml-base-compiler.4.10.2/.opam-switch/build/coq-fiat-crypto.0.0.15) - ./src/Rewriter/PerfTesting/Specific/make.py primes.txt - GENTEST --makefile fiat-amd64/*.asm > Makefile.test-amd64-files.mk - ECHO > _CoqProject - COQ_MAKEFILE -f _CoqProject > Makefile.coq - Warning: native compilation is globally deactivated by the configure flag - fatal: not a git repository (or any parent up to mount point /) - Stopping at filesystem boundary (GIT_DISCOVERY_ACROSS_FILESYSTEM not set). - Makefile:352: warning: overriding recipe for target 'all' - Makefile.coq:408: warning: ignoring old recipe for target 'all' - Makefile:963: warning: overriding recipe for target 'validate' - Makefile.coq:536: warning: ignoring old recipe for target 'validate' - ECHO > src/Util/Tactics.v - fatal: not a git repository (or any parent up to mount point /) - Stopping at filesystem boundary (GIT_DISCOVERY_ACROSS_FILESYSTEM not set). - COQDEP VFILES - fatal: not a git repository (or any parent up to mount point /) - Stopping at filesystem boundary (GIT_DISCOVERY_ACROSS_FILESYSTEM not set). - Makefile:352: warning: overriding recipe for target 'all' - Makefile.coq:408: warning: ignoring old recipe for target 'all' - Makefile:963: warning: overriding recipe for target 'validate' - Makefile.coq:536: warning: ignoring old recipe for target 'validate' - COQC src/Util/ZUtil/Hints/Core.v - COQC src/Util/NatUtil.v - COQC src/Util/Pointed.v - COQC src/Util/IffT.v - COQC src/Util/Isomorphism.v - COQC src/Util/HProp.v - COQC src/Util/GlobalSettings.v - COQC src/Util/Tactics/Test.v - File "./src/Util/NatUtil.v", line 14, characters 0-57: - Warning: Notation plus_le_compat is deprecated since 8.16. - The Arith.Plus file is obsolete. Use Nat.add_le_mono instead. - [deprecated-syntactic-definition,deprecated] - File "./src/Util/NatUtil.v", line 34, characters 13-32: - Warning: Notation Min.min_case_strong is deprecated since 8.16. - The Arith.Min file is obsolete. Use Nat.min_case_strong instead. - [deprecated-syntactic-definition,deprecated] - File "./src/Util/NatUtil.v", line 34, characters 13-32: - Warning: Notation Min.min_case_strong is deprecated since 8.16. - The Arith.Min file is obsolete. Use Nat.min_case_strong instead. - [deprecated-syntactic-definition,deprecated] - File "./src/Util/NatUtil.v", line 36, characters 13-32: - Warning: Notation Max.max_case_strong is deprecated since 8.16. - The Arith.Max file is obsolete. Use Nat.max_case_strong instead. - [deprecated-syntactic-definition,deprecated] - File "./src/Util/NatUtil.v", line 36, characters 13-32: - Warning: Notation Max.max_case_strong is deprecated since 8.16. - The Arith.Max file is obsolete. Use Nat.max_case_strong instead. - [deprecated-syntactic-definition,deprecated] - File "./src/Util/NatUtil.v", line 50, characters 44-63: - Warning: Notation Max.max_case_strong is deprecated since 8.16. - The Arith.Max file is obsolete. Use Nat.max_case_strong instead. - [deprecated-syntactic-definition,deprecated] - File "./src/Util/NatUtil.v", line 49, characters 44-63: - Warning: Notation Min.min_case_strong is deprecated since 8.16. - The Arith.Min file is obsolete. Use Nat.min_case_strong instead. - [deprecated-syntactic-definition,deprecated] - COQC src/Util/Tactics/ConstrFail.v - COQC src/Util/ZUtil/Tactics/ReplaceNegWithPos.v - COQC src/Util/Tactics/GetGoal.v - File "./src/Util/NatUtil.v", line 178, characters 12-23: - Warning: Notation mult_succ_r is deprecated since 8.16. - The Arith.Mult file is obsolete. Use Nat.mul_succ_r instead. - [deprecated-syntactic-definition,deprecated] - File "./src/Util/NatUtil.v", line 178, characters 12-23: - Warning: Notation mult_succ_r is deprecated since 8.16. - The Arith.Mult file is obsolete. Use Nat.mul_succ_r instead. - [deprecated-syntactic-definition,deprecated] - File "./src/Util/NatUtil.v", line 178, characters 12-23: - Warning: Notation mult_succ_r is deprecated since 8.16. - The Arith.Mult file is obsolete. Use Nat.mul_succ_r instead. - [deprecated-syntactic-definition,deprecated] - COQC src/Util/Strings/Decimal.v - COQC src/Util/Tactics/Contains.v - File "./src/Util/NatUtil.v", line 229, characters 8-21: - Warning: Notation beq_nat is deprecated since 8.16. Use Nat.eqb instead. - [deprecated-syntactic-definition,deprecated] - File "./src/Util/NatUtil.v", line 232, characters 23-39: - Warning: Notation beq_nat_true_iff is deprecated since 8.16. - Use Nat.eqb_eq instead. [deprecated-syntactic-definition,deprecated] - File "./src/Util/NatUtil.v", line 233, characters 23-40: - Warning: Notation beq_nat_false_iff is deprecated since 8.16. - Use Nat.eqb_neq instead. [deprecated-syntactic-definition,deprecated] - File "./src/Util/NatUtil.v", line 232, characters 23-39: - Warning: Notation beq_nat_true_iff is deprecated since 8.16. - Use Nat.eqb_eq instead. [deprecated-syntactic-definition,deprecated] - File "./src/Util/NatUtil.v", line 232, characters 23-39: - Warning: Notation beq_nat_true_iff is deprecated since 8.16. - Use Nat.eqb_eq instead. [deprecated-syntactic-definition,deprecated] - File "./src/Util/NatUtil.v", line 233, characters 23-40: - Warning: Notation beq_nat_false_iff is deprecated since 8.16. - Use Nat.eqb_neq instead. [deprecated-syntactic-definition,deprecated] - File "./src/Util/NatUtil.v", line 233, characters 23-40: - Warning: Notation beq_nat_false_iff is deprecated since 8.16. - Use Nat.eqb_neq instead. [deprecated-syntactic-definition,deprecated] - COQC src/Util/Comparison.v - COQC src/Util/ZUtil/Tactics/SplitMinMax.v - COQC src/Util/Tactics/HasBody.v - COQC src/Util/Tactics/PrintContext.v - File "./src/Util/NatUtil.v", line 330, characters 13-24: - Warning: Notation Max.max_0_l is deprecated since 8.16. - The Arith.Max file is obsolete. Use Nat.max_0_l instead. - [deprecated-syntactic-definition,deprecated] - File "./src/Util/NatUtil.v", line 330, characters 25-36: - Warning: Notation Max.max_0_r is deprecated since 8.16. - The Arith.Max file is obsolete. Use Nat.max_0_r instead. - [deprecated-syntactic-definition,deprecated] - File "./src/Util/NatUtil.v", line 330, characters 37-55: - Warning: Notation Max.max_idempotent is deprecated since 8.16. - The Arith.Max file is obsolete. Use Nat.max_id instead. - [deprecated-syntactic-definition,deprecated] - File "./src/Util/NatUtil.v", line 330, characters 56-67: - Warning: Notation Min.min_0_l is deprecated since 8.16. - The Arith.Min file is obsolete. Use Nat.min_0_l instead. - [deprecated-syntactic-definition,deprecated] - File "./src/Util/NatUtil.v", line 330, characters 68-79: - Warning: Notation Min.min_0_r is deprecated since 8.16. - The Arith.Min file is obsolete. Use Nat.min_0_r instead. - [deprecated-syntactic-definition,deprecated] - File "./src/Util/NatUtil.v", line 330, characters 80-98: - Warning: Notation Min.min_idempotent is deprecated since 8.16. - The Arith.Min file is obsolete. Use Nat.min_id instead. - [deprecated-syntactic-definition,deprecated] - File "./src/Util/NatUtil.v", line 408, characters 12-19: - Warning: Notation beq_nat is deprecated since 8.16. 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Use Nat.min_id instead. - [deprecated-syntactic-definition,deprecated] - build_inputs start - build_inputs end - build_merge_base_addresses start - build_merge_base_addresses end - build_merge_base_addresses start - Finished transaction in 36.97 secs (6.065u,0.018s) (successful) - Finished transaction in 22.407 secs (3.675u,0.001s) (successful) - COQC src/Arithmetic/WordByWordMontgomery.v - File "./src/Assembly/WithBedrock/Proofs.v", line 2945, characters 70-88: - Warning: Notation Min.min_idempotent is deprecated since 8.16. - The Arith.Min file is obsolete. Use Nat.min_id instead. - [deprecated-syntactic-definition,deprecated] - File "./src/Assembly/WithBedrock/Proofs.v", line 2945, characters 70-88: - Warning: Notation Min.min_idempotent is deprecated since 8.16. - The Arith.Min file is obsolete. 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RESOURCEFUL 2020
RESOURCEs and representations For Under-resourced Languages and domains
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The workshop will be a half-day event in the morning of 25th November 2020.


i grew up in troy, michigan, a suburb of detroit -- a very different world from the valley. one of the traits i find common to people from the area is a strong sense of home, and the urge to fight brain drain or "revive" the city. detroit is built on an industry that may or may not be relevant in fifty years, and is currently in the midst of major urban redesign, so it's definitely an interesting area to think about.
i'd say my summer at a trading firm was probably my single most formative experience in the way i think, and i carry those lessons everywhere. not only did it endow me with a lot of finance knowledge, but it taught me a lot about adverse selection and being indifferent to variance -- both lessons that have been invaluable in every facet of my life, not just finance. it also gave me an incredibly powerful framework to think about almost anything data driven, especially financials, valuations, and market choices.
much as i value tech products because they scale to large numbers of people, i believe that writing is the inherently scalable way to talk to a lot of people. i try to write down things i'm thinking about, as well as resources or articles i find interesting, and share them with friends - my favorite medium for them is quip. i'm also very thankful to have the opportunity to work with a fund in the valley on formulating, writing, and sharing a fintech thesis for them - it's a space i think a lot about. occasionally i'll write something good enough that i'll post it online - in april, i wrote a brief 101 on the panama papers which hit the front page of medium, around 500 recommends, and was published in swarajya, a major indian liberal magazine.
since arriving at stanford, i've taken a strong interest in design, which i define as "the choices we make about the world we want to live in." i started working with the stanford d.school on undergrad outreach, and since have been lucky enough to work on various education projects with them, including stanford2025 and an online k-12 design thinking curriculum. while design thinking consistently gets mixed reviews, truly understanding people and their problems is at its core, and something i strongly believe is a key component to any effective design choice.
i love software and tech, but i think a lot about the problems that arise when we build things in a vacuum. tech built for tech has its place, but i find building technology for systems such as education, finance, or government far more fulfilling. i believe that we are in the middle of a fundamental shift, and we are seeing modern technology make its way into industries and systems that are not directly related to the software field.
i got involved with hackathons on accident -- a friend needed some last-minute extra hands for the first treehacks, and asked for my operational expertise. i fell in love, more with the team than the event, and came back to run finances, admissions, social media, and logistics; now, i've helped out with other hackathons as well as treehacks -- cal hacks, hackoverflow, and big hack. i'm also currently working on releasing the stack of software (mostly excel...) i use to keep hackathon data organized behind the scenes.
at stanford, my primary area of study is artificial intelligence. it's been both incredibly enlightening and a little disappointing at the same time. while i'm excited by the prospects (self-driving cars are of particular interest, although human-in-the-loop training methods and computer vision for augmented reality are also super exciting), it has been a little disappointing to learn that the next technology revolution is likely to be driven by pattern matching, random initialization, and gradient descent. that's obviously an oversimplification and i have a lot to learn, but i continue to wonder if a deep dive into neuroscience will unlock new ways for computers to "learn."


Bug 1674675 R[Core:General]nsUpdateDriver.cpp: do not use 'else' after 'return'
Bug 1674612 R[Core:Graphics: Layers]LayerTransactionParent.cpp: do not use 'else' after 'return'
Bug 1682294 R[Core:Layout]Intermittent layout/base/tests/chrome/test_printpreview.xhtml | Printing printpreview_pps_uw4.html and printpreview_pps_uw4_ref.html should produce the same results - got false, expected true
Bug 1674610 R[Core:Layout: Tables]nsTableRowGroupFrame.cpp: do not use 'else' after 'break'
Bug 1669855 R[Core:Layout: Text and Fonts]Excessive jank due to reading font info after startup
Bug 1683907 V[Core:SVG]Assertion failure: mPathVertices.IsEmpty() (have vertices but no path), at /builds/worker/checkouts/gecko/dom/svg/SVGMotionSMILAnimationFunction.cpp:306
Bug 1684261 R[Firefox Build System:General]Fix build with Rust nightly
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Class: RSpec::Core::Formatters::BaseTextFormatter
- Inherits:
-
BaseFormatter
- Object
- BaseFormatter
- RSpec::Core::Formatters::BaseTextFormatter
- Defined in:
- lib/rspec/core/formatters/base_text_formatter.rb
Overview
Base for all of RSpec's built-in formatters. See RSpec::Core::Formatters::BaseFormatter to learn more about all of the methods called by the reporter.
Instance Attribute Summary
Attributes inherited from BaseFormatter
Instance Method Summary (collapse)
-
- (void) close(_notification)
Invoked at the very end,
close
allows the formatter to clean up resources, e.g. -
- (void) dump_failures(notification)
Dumps detailed information about each example failure.
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- (void) dump_summary(summary)
This method is invoked after the dumping of examples and failures.
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- (void) message(notification)
Used by the reporter to send messages to the output stream.
Methods inherited from BaseFormatter
#example_group_started, #initialize, #start
Constructor Details
This class inherits a constructor from RSpec::Core::Formatters::BaseFormatter
Instance Method Details
- (void) close(_notification)
Invoked at the very end, close
allows the formatter to clean
up resources, e.g. open streams, etc.
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# File 'lib/rspec/core/formatters/base_text_formatter.rb', line 65 def close(_notification) return unless IO === output return if output.closed? output.puts output.close unless output == $stdout end |
- (void) dump_failures(notification)
Dumps detailed information about each example failure.
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# File 'lib/rspec/core/formatters/base_text_formatter.rb', line 31 def dump_failures(notification) return if notification.failure_notifications.empty? output.puts notification.fully_formatted_failed_examples end |
- (void) dump_summary(summary)
This method is invoked after the dumping of examples and failures. Each parameter is assigned to a corresponding attribute.
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# File 'lib/rspec/core/formatters/base_text_formatter.rb', line 43 def dump_summary(summary) output.puts summary.fully_formatted end |
- (void) message(notification)
Used by the reporter to send messages to the output stream.
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# File 'lib/rspec/core/formatters/base_text_formatter.rb', line 22 def (notification) output.puts notification. end |


When I was searching for my 2nd internship, I really wanted to work in California for personal and professional reasons. Throughout the process, I documented my daily thoughts regarding the internship hunt.
Has it really been a whole year since I started this blog? To be honest, my original intentions were to simply update my family and friends on what was going on in my life. I never expected my blog to take off the way it did.
When I was looking for information about university expenses a year ago, I didn’t get the most accurate responses. Hopefully, after reading this blog post, you will be more informed about the total costs.
University is an exciting experience, but it sure doesn’t come cheap.
One year ago today I was counting down the days until high school graduation. Suffering from boredom and “senioritis”, I did my usual thing and scrolled through Facebook, hoping to find something remotely interesting. Fifteen minutes later, I managed to come across this video.
In my opinion, this is the most important rule in life. Some people may know this phrase as the Golden Rule: “Treat others how you’d like to be treated.” There’s a good reason why this expression appears everywhere, whether it’s your parents teaching you about manners, or as seen in religious texts. Respect others and be considerate.
This is actually the easiest lesson to follow, but it astonishes me how many people in this world don’t know the meaning of respect. I plead for you to praise this rule because nobody wants to work with a disrespectful individual in academic or professional environments.


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{block name="main"}主内容{/block}
{block name="right"}{include file="public:sidebar" /}{/block}
{block name="footer"}{include file="public:footer" /}{/block}
{block name="footerscript"}{include file="public:footerscript" /}{/block}


Date tested 10 June 2018
PASS
Mileage 29,611
Expiry date 9 June 2019
Test location unavailable until further notice
MOT test number 3995 7555 7274
Repair as soon as possible (minor defects):
- Electronic stability system component repaired but not inappropriately [3.4.4]
- Body has slight corrosion [6.1.B.2]
Monitor and repair if necessary (advisories):
- Child seat fitted not allowing full inspection of adult belt
- Engine bay obscured by covers
Date tested 10 June 2018
FAIL
Mileage 29,611
MOT test number 5864 4990 1701
Test location unavailable until further notice
Do not drive until repaired (dangerous defects):
- Brake lining or pad missing or incorrectly mounted [1.1.13 c]
- Steering gear casing fixing holes in chassis elongated to the extent that
attachment is seriously affected [2.1.2 b]
Repair immediately (major defects):
- Relative movement between steering wheel and column indicating looseness [2.2.1 a]
- Windscreen or window damaged or seriously discoloured and affecting the driver’s view of the road or of an obligatory external mirror [3.2 a]
Repair as soon as possible (minor defects):
- Electronic stability system component repaired but not inappropriately [3.4.4]
- Body has slight corrosion [6.1.B.2]
- Offside front track rod end ball joint dust cover deteriorated, but preventing ingress
of dirt [2.2.c.1c]
Monitor and repair if necessary (advisories):
- Child seat fitted not allowing full inspection of adult belt
- Drive shaft which forms part of the suspension support bearing slightly worn
- Engine bay obscured by covers
The MOT test changed on 20 May 2018
We’ve changed how advisory notices and reasons for failure are categorised. The MOT test has changed in all EU countries, so that all vehicles will meet the same safety standards. Find out more
Date tested 27 May 2017
PASS
Mileage 27,815
Expiry date 27 May 2018
Test location unavailable until further notice
MOT test number 3766 9868 0212
Advisory notice:
- Offside Front Track rod end ball joint has slight play (2.2.B.1f)
- Rear spare wheel slight loose
What are advisories?
Advisory notices are minor problems with the vehicle. If they become more serious they could cause the vehicle to fail its next MOT test.
Date tested 25 May 2016
PASS
Mileage 23,715
Expiry date 27 May 2017
Test location unavailable until further notice
MOT test number 3766 9868 0212
Date tested 25 May 2016
FAIL
Mileage 23,715
MOT test number 6089 3168 4252
Test location unavailable until further notice
Reasons for failure:
- Nearside Rear Stop lamp not working (1.2.1b)
- Nearside Front Track rod end ball joint has excessive play (2.2.B.1f)
Advisory notice:
- Nearside Front Tyre worn close to the legal limit (4.1.E.1)
What are failures and advisories?
Failure items must be fixed before the vehicle can pass its MOT.
Advisory notices are minor problems with the vehicle. If they become more serious they could cause the vehicle to fail its next MOT test.
Date tested 12 May 2015
PASS
Mileage 21,394
Expiry date 11 May 2016
Test location unavailable until further notice
MOT test number 6053 6283 5134
Advisory notice:
- Nearside Track rod end ball joint has slight play (2.2.B.1f)
What are advisories?
Advisory notices are minor problems with the vehicle. If they become more serious they could cause the vehicle to fail its next MOT test.
Date tested 26 March 2014
PASS
Mileage 18,319
Expiry date 10 April 2015
Test location unavailable until further notice
MOT test number 1050 7518 4032
Date tested 9 April 2013
PASS
Mileage 11,723
Expiry date 10 April 2014
Test location unavailable until further notice
MOT test number 1479 2969 3048
Advisory notice:
- Parking brake lever has little reserve travel (3.1.6b)
- Items removed from driver's view prior to test
What are advisories?
Advisory notices are minor problems with the vehicle. If they become more serious they could cause the vehicle to fail its next MOT test.


Under pressure
The Najee Chronicles, Chapter 6:
As decision day nears for Najee Harris, America’s No. 1 football recruit, life becomes more stressful on and off the field
Reporter
Photographer
Interactive Producer
Graphic Designer
The Najee Chronicles, Chapter 6:
As decision day nears for Najee Harris, America’s No. 1 football recruit, life becomes more stressful on and off the field
Reporter
Photographer
Interactive Producer
Graphic Designer


Your files have being encrypted!
Your files have being encrypted on this computer. Here is a complete list of the encrypted files, and you can personally verify this.
These files were encrypted using AES-256 with a key generated on this computer. The key was later encrypted using the RSA-4096 public key of the master; this ciphertext produced was/will be sent to the C&C server. The only way to get your files back is to obtain the AES-256 key by the paying the ransom.
How to pay
You have to pay the ransom of {{.Ransom}} in bitcoins to the address {{.Address}}. The current exchange value of one bitcoin can be found here; note that you can trade fractions of a bitcoin (0.004, 0.04, 0.4).
How to buy bitcoins
Buying bitcoin is easy, just follow the instructions:
- Register an Account with a Bitcoin Exchange (Bitstamp, BTC-E, or CEX)
- Deposit funds through a credit/debit card or bank transfer.
- Withdraw {{.Ransom}} bitcoins to {{.Address}}.
- Wait for the transaction to be completed.


$BASH_VERSION
The version of Bash installed on the system
bash$ echo $BASH_VERSION
3.2.25(1)-release
But on another shell - e.g. TCSH:
tcsh% echo $BASH_VERSION
BASH_VERSION: Undefined variable.
Checking $BASH_VERSION is a good method of determining which shell is running. $SHELL does not necessarily give the correct answer.


Before Change
def __init__(self, instances, feature_index):
self.feature_index = feature_index
features_info = instances.features.info
self.feature_type = features_info.types[self.feature_index]
self.feature_name = features_info.names[self.feature_index]
self.feature_id = features_info.ids[self.feature_index]
self._gen_plot_datasets(instances)
def compute(self):
if self.feature_type == FeatureType.binary:
self._gen_binary_histogram()
After Change
import os.path as path
from scipy.sparse.base import spmatrix
from secuml.core.data.labels_tools import BENIGN, MALICIOUS
from secuml.core.data.features import FeatureType
from secuml.core.tools.color import get_label_color
from secuml.core.tools.plots.dataset import PlotDataset
from secuml.core.tools.plots.boxplot import BoxPlot
from secuml.core.tools.plots.barplot import BarPlot
from secuml.core.tools.plots.density import Density


| Methods' Details |
getFontDescriptor
- Description
- returns the description of the font.
The unit of measurement is pixels for the device.
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getFontMetric
- Description
- returns additional information about the font.
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getCharWidth
| short |
| getCharWidth( |
[in] char |
c ); |
- Description
- returns the width of the specified character.
- Returns
- the character width measured in pixels for the device.
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getCharWidths
| sequence< short > |
| getCharWidths( |
[in] char |
nFirst, |
| [in] char |
nLast ); |
- Description
- returns the widths of the specified characters.
- Returns
- a sequence of the widths of subsequent characters for this font.
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getStringWidth
| long |
| getStringWidth( |
[in] string |
str ); |
- Description
- returns the string width.
- Returns
- the width of the specified string of characters
measured in pixels for the device.
|
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getStringWidthArray
| long |
| getStringWidthArray( |
[in] string |
str, |
| [out] sequence< long > |
aDXArray ); |
- Description
- returns the string and the character widths.
- Returns
- the width of the specified string of characters
measured in pixels for the device.
- Parameter aDXArray
- receives the width of every single character
measured in pixels for the device.
|
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getKernPairs
| void |
| getKernPairs( |
[out] sequence< char > |
Chars1, |
| [out] sequence< char > |
Chars2, |
| [out] sequence< short > |
Kerns ); |
- Description
- queries the kerning pair table.
|
|
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Thank you for playing! My name is Sarah Fisher. I am the oldest of three girls. My background is in environmental science and higher education administration. In my time working at Bellevue College I was 'adopted' by many international students and visiting them gives me a wonderful excuse to travel.
Question 1: Do I have kids?
Answer: Nope! Although sometimes it feels like I do. From raising kids as a camp counselor, leading student teams at Bellevue College, and my 'adopted siblings' around the world I have plenty of littles to take care of. I now have a nephew and will have a niece next month!
Question 2: Do I like trail running? Answer: Yes however my ankles and knees get quite mad these days when I do.
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I've been to the following countries:
- Australia
- Costa Rica
- Colombia
- Panama (if you count the canal)
- Mexico
- Japan
- Vietnam
- Thailand
I've always been very focused on environmental issues and science and would like to combine my new coding skills with those long-term passions.
My top ten Arthur Johnson project and goals:
- Complete additional training on city resources for parks
- Create a handbook of common invasive and endemic to the park
- Develop a restoration plan for the three main sections of the park
- Survey the health of Evans Creek within the park boundaries
- Clean up the storm debris along Union Hill and in the pedestrian areas
- Work with City of Redmond police and park staff to address Code Violations by local businesses and improve the safety of the park
- Schedule and run new work parties to clear the invasive plant species
- Get the park approved for two or two and a half acres of improved and additional canopy cover
- Write a community petition outlining John's research on park history and our goal to rename the park
- Have a renaming dedication and park reopening party for the community when the forest restoration is complete and the name has been chosen


Tryouts and callbacks have finished for the 2016-2017 season!
Tryouts and callbacks have finished for the 2016-2017 season!
You have the option to try out for the team as an attorney, witness, or both. Though you may feel that you are particularly suited for one or the other, we always encourage trying out as both. A form for selecting tryout slots will be presented at the Open House and Demo, and the link will be uploaded to this site afterwards and emailed to the interest listserv. The first round auditions should last approximately five minutes per person. The sign-up sheet will be organized into 30-minute blocks of time from Tuesday to Wednesday. Six people may sign up for each block, and then participants will be called in one at a time, first-come first serve, within those thirty minutes.
The first-round audition for attorneys will consist of one part:
The first-round audition for witnesses will consist of two parts:
This year's callbacks will be held September 23rd (Friday) and September 24th (Saturday). You will receive an email notifying you if you’ve made it to the second round. If you are chosen to proceed, your email will include instructions and a sign-up sheet for callbacks. The second round will be scheduled with individual, 15-minute time slots.
Please email our Recruitment Chair, Aaron Sobel.


“Busy-Bee” is a women online fitness club that offers fitness classes, exercise
equipment videos, a weight reduction program, and nutritional needs during Pregnancy
and a childcare documentary.
We are totally focused on mums staying fit and healthy whilst pregnant and beyond.
Whether you are new to training, or returning having had your baby, we offer a range of exercises and circuit-based classes to suit your fitness, strength and weight loss goals.
We work to ensure all our classes are safe and lots of fun.
Maintaining a regular exercise routine throughout your pregnancy can help you stay healthy and feel your best.
The food you eat is your baby’s main source of nourishment, it’s critical to stay in good health and fit body shape
Your Health is our Duty


Sowore is still mobilizing thugs while in detention- DSS
by Timileyin OmilanaNigeria’s State Security Service on Tuesday said detained rights activist and founder of Sahara Reporters Yele Sowore is still mobilizing “thugs” from detention.
Nigeria’s State Security Service on Tuesday said detained rights activist and founder of Sahara Reporters Yele Sowore is still mobilizing “thugs” from detention.


404 error The requested URL does not exist. If it really bugs you, let me know via Twitter. Otherwise return home.


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{% else %}Go ahead and log in using the link above. You can use your Active Directory login information (the same login you use to access most other PLOS resources).
{% endif %}Remember, if you're absolutely confused or something's broken, check out the help page or contact either Kevin<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or Nina<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for assistance. They're mostly friendly!
{% endblock %}


The LoggingInterceptor service is used to add logging capability to a service, i.e.:
<interceptor service-id="hivemind.LoggingInterceptor"> <include method="..."/> <exclude method="..."/> </interceptor>
The service make take parameters (which control which methods will be logged).
The logging interceptor uses a Log
derived from the service id (of
the service to which logging is being added).
The service logs, at debug level, the following events:
include
and exclude
parameter
elements specify methods to be included (logged) and excluded (not logged).
The method
attribute is a
method pattern, a string used to match methods based on name, number of parameters, or type
of parameters; see the
MethodMatcher class for more details.
A method which does not match any supplied pattern will be logged.


Tests that frame inside crafted frame doesn't cause 'MainFrameNavigated' event and correctly attaches to frame tree. crbug/259036


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had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable.


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Nucleotide sequence of the ADH2(3) gene encoding the human alcohol dehydrogenase beta 3 subunit.
All nine exons of the ADH2(3) allele, which encodes the human alcohol dehydrogenase beta 3 subunit, have been cloned and sequenced. Comparison of this sequence to the ADH2(1) nucleotide sequence revealed only a single difference that results in an amino acid change, thus proving that the significant kinetic differences between these two isozymes is due to the Cys for Arg substitution at position 369. There are also two silent polymorphisms, and two changes in noncoding regions.