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Last week, Paul preached on James 1:19-27. Shows what you can do in under half an hour.
It's addressed, naturally, to a church-going audience. Readers who aren't Christians might find it interesting, if not quite as affecting.
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by DANIELLA MATARMILAN (AP) - Top-seeded Alex de Minaur beat Frances Tiafoe at the Next Gen Finals on Friday to reach his second successive final in Milan.
The Australian overcame second-seeded Tiafoe 4-2, 4-1, 0-4, 4-2 in the first semifinal of the season-ending tournament for top under-21 players.
The 20-year-old De Minaur dominated the match but had to recover from losing the third set. He sealed the victory on his first match point when his American opponent hit a forehand into the net.
Italian wild card Jannik Sinner plays Miomir Kecmanovic of Serbia in the other semifinal at the event, which features a unique format where each set is first to four games.
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- Being a bird mom to my green cheek conure Bailey
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WWE RAW: 3 Obscure but important details you missed this week (November 18th 2019)
by Phillipa MarieIt was the final episode of Monday Night RAW ahead of this weekend's history-making Survivor Series, which is starting to look as though it could be one of the best pay-per-views in a very long time.
NXT has made sure that the main roster knows their names before their scheduled showdown by invading both main roster brands in recent weeks, but last night SmackDown also decided it was time to get involved in the action and a mass brawl ended last night's show with NXT on top.
Triple H then invited the main roster to come to NXT on Wednesday night to exact some revenge, which could make for an interesting show.
It will be interesting to see if SmackDown and RAW take The Game up on his offer, but whilst the WWE Universe was focused on the build-up to Survivor Series, there were a few subtle details you might have missed this week as part of the show.
#. Bobby Lashley debuts a new finisher
Bobby Lashley was finally in action last night for the first time since he made his return to WWE a number of months ago. The Almighty took on No Way Jose and it was clear from the start that Jose had no chance against the former ECW World Champion.
Over the years, Lashley has used a number of different moves including The Dominator and The Spear, but last night on RAW he decided against using any of his power moves and instead pulled out a Masterlock and forced Jose to pass out.
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Joe (Elf also known to some by Elfstar) had purchased these interesting seeds from an herbal supplier. He had showed them to me and told me what they were. We both weren’t sure exactly what they would do.
When nightfall approached we smashed around 35-50 seeds on a board with a hammer and we were slightly regretful of not scrapping the outer seed coat on the seeds. Joe and me were not exactly sure what they would do. I guess you could say the element of surprise is a very, very wonderful thing.
We loaded up all the seeds and threw them into a water bottled were they were infused with water. Joe and me started taking drinks of this strange hallucinogenic brew, and we had no idea what was going to happen other than the fact that we were going to trip. As I slowly but gradually took sips I felt it was 100% horrible. I could feel chunks sliding down my throat. Just the feeling-not the taste made me incredibly nauseous. After the first gag I was ready to blow. Joe took down around a 1/4 to 1/3 of the mixture and said he could drink no more. It was hard to drink it, but something inside me said drink more. At last I finished the bottle. Two minutes had passed. 'Joe I’m going to puke' I said, and I did just that.
Joe said the toilet was kind of like an altar. In a way all of your toxins physical and spiritual release. I couldn't take gagging anymore, so I stuck my finger down my throat. It took three times to really get something, but I let all of it out. As I was vomiting I felt as if I was pushing out all of my negative energy with it. All my pain, all my sorrow, all my hate, and all my inner demons gone. I just let go of everything, even reality.
 Just thinking about it today makes them water. In a way it was like my eyes were being cleansed. I kept my eyes closed and I began to look up towards the ceiling and something just took over...
I saw a tunnel. It looked like clouds almost and it was layered. It started out in a magnificent purplish blue and worked its way to red orange yellow, and finally at the center a bright, bright light. I looked at that light and became one with it. My whole energy field (aura) just change. It was like becoming one with nature, chaos, and creation. I felt like I touched what souls were made out of. Feelings of pure bliss ran through my body and soul. My mind felt cleansed and whole. Everything was clear. Every question I had ever had was answered. Game reality was lost to my eyes, and dream was seen ever so clear. There were no complications, thing were viewed ever so simple and clear. Nothing was confusing. I opened my eyes and began to observe. I looked at the ceiling and saw the same tunnel.
Joe and me headed back to his room. The room was lit by candle. Hallucinations and visions seem to be more dominant in a room dim rather than full of bright light.
I described to Joe what I saw, and told him to let go of all his pain and everything else to. We both looked at the ceiling and saw the same thing-the tunnel. In a way on a spiritual level I feel we became one. In the sense that that we could look into each others eyes and know what we were thinking. We both understood what it was and we both became one with that light. We both shared the same experience. It was the most beautiful and purest thing I had ever seen. It was like our conscious thoughts were stripped and all that was left was our true states of mind.
I was very observant on this plane (or high). I watched Joe’s Celtic rug on the wall as the Celtic ribbons lifted off three-dimensionally and started slowly spinning then going back into place. The walls changed different colors such as purple and blue when I was up close to them almost in the dark.
I've never shared such a profound spiritual and mystical experience in my entire life with anyone like that. The feeling I felt on that plane I felt for three days. A feeling of true content. I will cherish it in my mind and heart always as I cherish my friendship with Joe.
Joe died sadly in a car wreck off of Hwy 217 in between Tijeras and Edgewood New Mexico a few years ago. They said he fell asleep at the wheel. What can I say? I miss the guy. If he were here today I’d thank him for making such an impact on my life and those around me.  I did just that.
Thanks Joe...
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Makes a python dictionary for the purpose of passing keyword arguments. Note that the order of arguments is as follows: make_dict({pycpp::to_python("key_n"), pycpp::to_python(<value_n>)}) where n is the total number of key-value PAIRS.
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Makes a python tuple for the purpose of passing arguments to a python function. All arguments to this function MUST be of type PyObject * as follows: make_tuple({pycpp::to_python(<value_1>), pycpp::to_python(<value_2>)})
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Instead, let's do it The Hard Way™...
Vector
Polygon
Polygon
Polygon
Mesh
Mesh
Face normals
Vertex normals
Both
Flat vs. Smooth
"Lambert2" by GianniG46 - Own work. Licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons - https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Lambert2.gif#/media/File:Lambert2.gif
Diffuse
Specular
Ambient
Emissive
Combined
Point Light
Directional Light
Spot Light
Position vectors and normal vectors are related, but distinct. Combine them into a structure that represents a single point, called a "vertex".
Identity
Translation
Rotation
Scaling
solid colors are boring. Paint a picture on the model itself.
Add new components to the vertex structure: Texture (or "UV") coordinates.
Vertices are arranged in large buffers (arrays) in GPU memory. You can have one buffer of all vertex components, or a buffer for each vertex component separately, or some combination. Every buffer must have the same number of elements.
Instead of duplicating shared vertices, another buffer, called an index buffer, will store indexes into the vertex buffer(s)
Also called "Skinning".
Hierarchical bones - each bone affects part of the mesh, a subset of the vertices
Each bones affects part of the whole mesh
Each vertex stores a list of bone indexes and bone weights (additional vertex components, requires more space in the vertex buffer).
Weights all add up to one.
Each bone has its own transform, which is then multiplied by the parent
Vertices are effectively transformed from model-space back into model-space, so they can then be transformed by the World matrix as usual.
"Sintel-hand" by © copyright Blender Foundation / www.sintel.org. Licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons - https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sintel-hand.png#/media/File:Sintel-hand.png
All of the steps needed to turn input vertices and polygons into colored, textured, shaded pixels on the screen.
Khronos Group https://www.khronos.org/opengles/2_X/
Khronos Group https://www.khronos.org/opengles/2_X/
Self-contained programs that can be run directly on the GPU
Operate on 3D data, vertices, polygons, pixels.
Written in C-like languages, HLSL and GLSL
Can do things like:
A cartoon-like appearance
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We still have a use for 2D. Drawing text on screen, icons, etc.
Hand-coding all vectors, triangles, and meshes would be painfully tedious. Using a 3D content creation workflow using a modelling package is better. Also, it allows people with a different skill set to contribute.
Just like in graphics programming, there exist audio API's for accessing the hardware to play sound effects and music in a hardware-independent way. Several different file formats can be used as well.
At its core, a game is just an endless while loop. For each frame, the game needs to:
Most of the loop is divided into two sections: Draw and Update.
Draw renders all the
Update objects. Simulate accurate gravity, acceleration, velocity, collisions, etc.
Can be hardware-accelerated
Computer controlled characters.
Behavior Trees
See my game-in-progress here:
http://troublemakers.izrik.com


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Webserver Configuration¶
Apache¶
If you are using Apache, make sure mod_rewrite
is enabled and use the
following .htaccess
file:
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
Options -MultiViews
RewriteEngine On
#RewriteBase /path/to/app
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteRule ^ index.php [QSA,L]
</IfModule>
Note
If your site is not at the webroot level you will have to uncomment the
RewriteBase
statement and adjust the path to point to your directory,
relative from the webroot.
Alternatively, if you use Apache 2.2.16 or higher, you can use the FallbackResource directive to make your .htaccess even easier:
FallbackResource index.php
Note
If your site is not at the webroot level you will have to adjust the path to point to your directory, relative from the webroot.
Or if you’re using a VirtualHost, you can add the same directive to the VirtualHost’s Directory entry:
<VirtualHost *:80>
# other directives
Alias /app/ /path/to/app/
<Directory /path/to/app>
# other directives
FallbackResource /app/index.php
</Directory>
</VirtualHost>
Note
Note that you need the leading forward slash there, unlike with the .htaccess version
nginx¶
The minimum configuration to get your application running under Nginx is:
server {
server_name domain.tld www.domain.tld;
root /var/www/project/web;
location / {
# try to serve file directly, fallback to front controller
try_files $uri /index.php$is_args$args;
}
# If you have 2 front controllers for dev|prod use the following line instead
# location ~ ^/(index|index_dev)\.php(/|$) {
location ~ ^/index\.php(/|$) {
# the ubuntu default
fastcgi_pass unix:/var/run/php/phpX.X-fpm.sock;
# for running on centos
#fastcgi_pass unix:/var/run/php-fpm/www.sock;
fastcgi_split_path_info ^(.+\.php)(/.*)$;
include fastcgi_params;
fastcgi_param SCRIPT_FILENAME $document_root$fastcgi_script_name;
fastcgi_param HTTPS off;
# Prevents URIs that include the front controller. This will 404:
# http://domain.tld/index.php/some-path
# Enable the internal directive to disable URIs like this
# internal;
}
#return 404 for all php files as we do have a front controller
location ~ \.php$ {
return 404;
}
error_log /var/log/nginx/project_error.log;
access_log /var/log/nginx/project_access.log;
}
IIS¶
If you are using the Internet Information Services from Windows, you can use
this sample web.config
file:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<configuration>
<system.webServer>
<defaultDocument>
<files>
<clear />
<add value="index.php" />
</files>
</defaultDocument>
<rewrite>
<rules>
<rule name="PrestoPHP Front Controller" stopProcessing="true">
<match url="^(.*)$" ignoreCase="false" />
<conditions logicalGrouping="MatchAll">
<add input="{REQUEST_FILENAME}" matchType="IsFile" ignoreCase="false" negate="true" />
</conditions>
<action type="Rewrite" url="index.php" appendQueryString="true" />
</rule>
</rules>
</rewrite>
</system.webServer>
</configuration>
Lighttpd¶
If you are using lighttpd, use this sample simple-vhost
as a starting
point:
server.document-root = "/path/to/app"
url.rewrite-once = (
# configure some static files
"^/assets/.+" => "$0",
"^/favicon\.ico$" => "$0",
"^(/[^\?]*)(\?.*)?" => "/index.php$1$2"
)
PHP¶
PHP ships with a built-in webserver for development. This server allows you to run PrestoPHP without any configuration. However, in order to serve static files, you’ll have to make sure your front controller returns false in that case:
// web/index.php
$filename = __DIR__.preg_replace('#(\?.*)$#', '', $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']);
if (php_sapi_name() === 'cli-server' && is_file($filename)) {
return false;
}
$app = require __DIR__.'/../src/app.php';
$app->run();
Assuming your front controller is at web/index.php
, you can start the
server from the command-line with this command:
$ php -S localhost:8080 -t web web/index.php
Now the application should be running at http://localhost:8080
.
Note
This server is for development only. It is not recommended to use it in production.


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Computer Scientist and Software Engineering enthusiast. I have more than 7 years of coding experience, 1.5 years of industry experience, and 2 years of research experience. I enjoy coding and facing new challenges every day. I'm also open to changes and I find it easy and fun to integrate into new projects. I'm not particularly attached to any technology or language as I enjoy learning new things but I'm more into mobile and web development.
Over my industry experience, I had worked as a Software Engineer Intern, Software Engineer, and DevOps. I worked with technologies such as MEAN stack from which I gained experience in JavaScript and MongoDB. I also worked with Amazon Web Services and Jenkins from which I learned about automatic release processes.
As part of my research at Texas A&M, I have developed an iOS app using Objective-c for HR estimation for which I applied DSP techniques and submitted the module to Apple's open-source ResearchKit library. I also developed an Android wearable app for sensor data collection and smart data annotation, then, used Machine Learning techniques on the collected data for activity recognition, in particular posture and eating moments recognition.
As a research assistant, I have developed Android applications and applied ML at the Systems and Technology for Medicine and IoT (STMI) Lab , mainly using Java, MATLAB, and Python.
I joined the company as a software engineer developing features in the innovation department using MEAN stack. However, I worked mostly on the back-end side and database management. When the time for deploying the new app arrived, I was requested to manage the process and then I became the DevOps of the team, however, I kept developing features. The company I was working for also worked with companies in the US. Three months before I left the company to pursue my Master's degree I was asked to join a team from Agralogics (CA, USA) to work remotely as a DevOps as their current DevOps had left the company.
While working at this company, I was part of the IT team that maintained the software that was used for their daily production tasks.
I designed an Objective-C module that captures heart rate information using an iOS device's camera, which I submitted to Apple's open-source ResearchKit library.
View ContributionCreated an Android app and a back-end service using Flask, a Python-based framework. The app determined email’s stressfulness through Google's sentiment analysis library. The app adapted its UI dynamically to show users which emails they should avoid based on current stress levels measured via a wearable sensor which measured their breathing rate.
View DemoBuilt relaxation app for Android to teach users slow, deep breathing by controlling a robot with breath patterns measured with a Bluetooth wearable sensor.
View DemoDeveloped a video testimonial recording and sharing web app using HTML5, Bootstrap, and Python (Flask).
View ProjectCreated a dynamic regression model in MATLAB based on accelerometer information to predict heart rate when exercising. Aimed to reduce energy consumption in smartwatches by alternating between measuring heart rate with dedicated sensor or prediction model.


Man pretended to be woman online so he could blackmail men who sent 'her' nudes
The eight men had sent Paul Snelson - who they believed to be a woman - intimate photos of themselves, but were warned the pictures would be shared if they didn't transfer money
by Mark NaylorA man posed as a 'flirty' woman online to blackmail eight men into handing over cash.
Paul Snelson from Cleethorpes, Lincolnshire, told victims 'she' would spread intimate photos of them unless they transferred 'her' money.
The men had sent the fake woman revealing pictures of their private parts after they flirted online, Grimsby Live reports.
Snelson warned one of the victims if he didn't cough up £60 'she' would post a message online saying "this scum bag has been trying to pay vulnerable young girls to meet up for sex and other disgusting things. Here is his picture."

Snelson, 23, used online chatroom Craigslist and social media platforms including Facebook and Whatsapp to carry out his persistent sting and dupe his victims.
In court Snelson admitted eight offences of blackmail and asked for eight others to be considered.
He was jailed for three years and four months by Judge Peter Kelson QC branded them very serious offences.
Victim 1
On June 21, a man put an advert on the Craigslist website asking to trace a woman he had been in contact with from Washington nine months earlier. He received an email from someone posing as a woman and they exchanged messages.
At Grimsby Crown Court prosecutor Jeremy Evans said: "She asked whether he wanted to meet and asked whether there was any reward for it.
"She then asked whether he wanted to meet up and offered to pick him up."
The contact continued on WhatsApp and the fake woman provided her mobile phone number. The messages continued and the 'woman' said she was 19 and "available". She suggested that the reward would be £100 an hour.
"He then offered her £60, thinking that if she was a genuine escort or prostitute, she would not drop her price any further," said Mr Evans.
'She' asked for a selfie so he took a picture of himself bare-chested in front of a mirror. He later sent a picture of his private parts.
The man later got a shocking message from the fake woman saying: "Everyone share!!!
"Here is his picture." She included his phone number and where he lived.
Underneath the post, Snelson, posing as the woman, wrote: "Look, I'm gonna post this every day for the next two weeks and everywhere if I don't receive my £60 bank transfer.
"I will post it to every site and ruin your life. It will go to predator exposure, shadow hunter, Pedo Hunter.
"They have 26,000+ followers. I will message family members and friends, neighbours and everyone.
"If you think this is a bluff, then call me. Once posted, it will be double to remove."
More messages were sent showing the faces of two men who had not paid the money and had been sent to Predators Exposed.
The man called in the police and Snelson was arrested after an investigation.
He was released pending further investigation but committed other offences.
Victim 2
Another man using Craigslist posted a message asking for a massage in his Devon home area.
He received a message supposedly from a woman and she asked him for a photograph of himself so he sent one of his face.
"The female said that he was hot and asked him for a naked photograph," said Mr Evans.
"He took a selfie of himself completely naked, including his genital area, and sent it to her."
Snelson, posing as the woman, sent a message demanding £250 by 6pm or she would send the picture to all his Facebook friends.
It included a screenshot of his Facebook profile and his 500 friends list.
He paid £200 but received demands for £2,500.
Police traced Snelson's bank account.
Victim 3
A man using an adult website received a message that a woman wanted to contact him.
They exchanged messages late into the evening and these became sexual. They arranged to meet in Edinburgh.
The messages continued and 'she' sent an intimate picture. The man sent her an explicit picture.

She demanded £200, saying: "I want £200 transferred ASAP to my account or this goes all over Edinburgh in every local news group and selling site.
"I have 12 different Facebook accounts and I will spread you like wildfire.
"You pay up and I'll delete everything and we never speak again. You don't and I'll keep posting and re-posting for a month.
"I have also added your Facebook friends to a group message and will send to each one of them."
The man's father paid £200 for him. A further demand for £140 was made but not paid.
Victim 4
A man began speaking with a supposed woman on Craigslist who wanted to meet new friends.
The conversation moved to WhatsApp and 'she' asked if he had any naughty photos.
He sent an image of himself bare-chested and she sent an intimate one of 'her'.
He sent an image of his private parts and they continued to exchange flirty messages.
Snelson sent a message saying: "I want £200 transferred ASAP or this all goes over Facebook/Instagram in every news group in Leicester. I have 14 different accounts and I will post you everywhere.
"I have also added all of your 351 friends to a group message and they will see the post too."
The man sent £200 to the account. He was asked for a further £200 but did not reply.
Victim 5
A man replied to an online advert for "no strings fun" and exchanged emails.
He transferred to WhatsApp and sent images of himself.
Threats were made that the images would be sent to his family and friends if he did not pay £200.
He sent it but stopped the payment and was told that the images had been sent to his wife.

Victim 6
Another man replied to an advert and a meeting was arranged in Ealing.
Pictures were exchanged but the man received a message saying: "Everyone share this!!! This is *****.  Let's name and shame the creep so everyone can avoid this scumbag. He lives in Southend."
There was a demand for £200 and, through fear, he paid it.
The person, Snelson, claimed that it had not been received and asked for another payment.
A message was sent saying: "You have blocked me. So I'm posting everywhere."
Victim 7
A man placed an advert on Craigslist in the hope of finding a female partner.
He began chatting with a fake Sarah and they exchanged pictures. He sent one of his private parts.
He received a threatening message and a demand for £200 or details would be spread all over the York area.
It read: "So are you paying or am I posting the first 14 posts now?"
The man sent £100.
Victim 8
Another man placed an online advert wanting to talk to women.
He received an email from a fake woman, Sammy, and they exchanged emails.
She sent him pictures and he sent about eight of himself along with flirty messages.
He received a threatening message with pictures of his face and private parts.

"Let's name and shame this scumbag so we can find his wife and she can leave his cheating a**. He lives in Huddersfield."
Snelson demanded £150 and the man transferred it. He received further demands for money so transferred another £50.
The woman demanded another £100 and received a threat to tell his wife. He agreed to pay another £30.
She demanded another £140 but he did not send any more.


I have recently bought 2-AI from an online vendor. After purchasing I read some fairly negative reports on it so felt a little disappointed in anticipation. Thankfully the reports appear to be unduly unappreciative.
I have found it to be effective, enjoyable and economical. The first gram was shared between four friends over two occasions. Each had three lines at each session (30 lines from a gram!) We were all also drinking beer and playing cards. We insufflated the 2-AI which is fairly painful, but far from unbearable. The initial effects consist of euphoria, loquacity and a pleasant warm body load, a little like mdma. This lasts for about half an hour or so then tapers off un-noticeably. Doubling the size of a line made the somatic feelings very pleasant but very intense with a corresponding warm sluggishness of mind. Strangely, this two high dose pushed me over into a dreamy almost opiate reverie, I then drifted off to sleep. So, no problems with insomnia! I think it improved my card playing, but it's hard to tell - I am pretty good.
No significant hang-over the following day. Nostril uncomfortable. Amongst the reports I read, certain addled old junkies sagely recommended shooting it up or administering it via enema. I'm sure they're right, but it might result in a slightly strained atmosphere around the card table.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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In a previous tutorial I covered the basics of digitizing old stats with ABBYY FineReader (& alternative digitization tools). Now, I dig into some important digitization nitty gritty: training optical character recognition software to properly read historical content.
Most historical digitization projects will entail training. Old statistical documents often use long-gone proprietary typefaces. While modern OCR software can easily read Arials and Times New Romans, it needs help with more exotic typography; this is where training come in. If you have ever worked with machine learning-type projects and/or text analysis, training software to properly classify stuff is a familiar concept. And luckily, training ABBYY FineReader's engine is pretty easy.
Say you're working with an old scanned document and you wish to extract its tables. If you OCR the document using the default pattern recognition settings you will likely be disappointed. Below is an example of historic document OCRd using FineReader's default recognition schemes; many numbers have been replaced by letters or strange characters.
Training is used to tell FineReader, "Hey, don't do that. That British pound sign is really a number. Same with that W. Hey, don't do that." Anyone who has ever had to get their hands dirty with machine learning will immediately recognize the intuition. And if not, don't worry.
Using custom User Patterns, we train ABBYY FineReader's OCRing algorithm to correctly classify characters in our historic data. Old documents will have many peculiarities that will be missed by FineReader unless we point the software in the right direction.
Note: Somewhere buried in the sparse FineReader User Guide is a line reading, "oh no, you seldom have to train FineReader" etc., etc.. This left us scratching our heads. I have never worked with historical data that did not entail some degree of training.
It is a good idea to select a handful (or more) representative pages from the document you wish to analyze. We will use these pages to train ABBYY's recognition capabilities.
Save your "training pages" as a distinct file and open them in FineReader.
Pre-process these test pages, but do not "Read" them yet. Instead, click the Options button on the main toolbar (or Tools > Options), and then click the Read tab.
From the Training section, select either Use built-in and user patterns or Use only user patterns. I typically go with the built-in and user patterns options. You can (and should) experiment to see which is best for your job.
In the Training section, click the Pattern Editor button. The Pattern Editor box will open. From the Pattern Editor box, click New. The Create Pattern box will open; enter a name for the User Pattern. Click OK.
Last, click the Read with training box. This will put ABBYY FineReader in a type of "training mode." Click OK.
ABBYY is now in a zombie-like training mode!
Click the main Read button.
Instead of reading the document per usual, a Pattern Training mode box appears and ABBYY FineReader asks your advice about characters it is unsure about.
Adjust the green frame around each character FineReader selects, making sure the box completely encompasses each character. The program is usually good about selecting the full character, but sometimes it needs some help.
In many old documents, printed letters may be misread using FineReader's default OCRing pattern. In my document (seen in the image above), the letter D is always poorly printed. Without direction, the OCR engine systematically reads these letters as Us or Os.
Confirm or correct the highlighted character using the Enter the character enclosed by the frame box and click Train. FineReader saves the corrected character and moves to the next one.
Repeat the Pattern Training process for your training pages, until there are no more characters left to train.
Important: If working with old data, FineReader often mistakes 1s for Is, zeros and letter Os, etc.. Hence, it is worth making sure that FineReader has been extensively trained to recognized your document's digits. These are potentially tedious errors to correct in raw output, so it is worth making sure that FineReader really differentiates things.
People argue about the optimal amount of pages to train ABBYY on, but it will probably take at least two pages to train FineReader to read the document adequately. However, since we're dealing with a messy environment, we may wish to train many additional pages. It's really an iterative process.
There may be gross characters you don't want ABBYY FineRead to store. For instance, in the image below the word "TABLE" is cut. Feeding ABBYY bad examples can diminish recognition. If letters/numbers are cut, use the Skip button.
Err on the side of caution and skip weird stuff. For example, if you are uncertain what a letter/number is, also Skip it. It is better to skip a letter you are unsure about versus training FineReader incorrectly.
Once you're done, Save all your hard work. Click the Option button and select the Read tab; click the Save to File under the Training and Language section.
When you're finally done with training (and have checked your pattern, see Section 3.), Load the document you wish to analyze. Now when you press Read, ABBYY will use your User Pattern to in its OCRing process. Recognition should improve!
Just like ABBYY, we make mistakes. Before we implement the pattern we trained, make your User Pattern is correct.
Return to the Options window ( Options button or Tools > Options) and click the Read tab. Then click the Pattern Editor... button.
The User Pattern box will open. In the training process we may accidentally mis-characterize letters. Browse the patterns we have recorded during the training process and root out typos. These typos are important to delete! We don't want ABBYY FinerReader's OCR engine to interpret characters incorrectly.
If you find an incorrect character (for example, the L that has been mis-characterized as E below), click the letter image and press Delete. Be sure to really check for these types of errors, or any matches that seem iffy.
Press OK when you are done, then save the corrected User Pattern.


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The Mandarin consonant sounds in this section are not new; you learned them in Section 1 and Section 3. The important new vowel sounds covered here are u, ua, uo, and ui.
The basic "u sound" in Mandarin is u, and it is a simple "oo" sound. The lips are rounded and do not change shape as the sound is produced. When u is a syllable all by itself, it is written as wu.
When you combine the basic u sound with the basic a sound, ua is produced. It is a one-syllable union of "oo-ah" and sounds like "wah." Indeed, when it is a syllable all on its own, ua is written wa.
When you combine the basic u sound with the bo-po-mo-fo o sound (see Section 2), uo is produced. It does not have a good English equivalent, but sounds similar to a one-syllable version of something like "owah." When it is a syllable all on its own, uo is written wo.
Lastly, the learner would do well to note that pinyin ui can be very misleading. It may be logical to assume that ui is formed from the basic u sound and the basic i sound. However, this is not the case. Pinyin ui actually represents a shortened form of "uei". Thus the pinyin ui sounds much like the English word "way" (and not the English word "wee").
Listen to the sounds of this section and try repeating them by clicking on the syllables below:
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The following are the IPA symbols for this section's pinyin consonant sounds:
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| Mandarin: | uo | [uɔ] | |
| Mandarin: | ui | [ueɪ] |


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When you work with transactions, it is important to keep your transactions as brief as possible. The default mode of auto-commit, which you can enable or disable by using the setAutoCommit method, will commit every action for you. This is the easiest mode to work with for most developers.
When you use manual transactions, make sure that your code commits the transaction as quickly as possible. Holding open a transaction blocks other users from accessing the data. For example, a good programming practice might be to put a rollback call in your catch block and a commit call in the finally block. However, this depends on the design of your application.
Keeping the size of your transactions small creates better concurrency. For example, if you start a manual transaction and modify 10,000 rows in a 20,000-row table, you will have half the table completely blocked from all other users, even if they are only reading the data. Reducing your modifications to 2,000 rows leaves 90 percent of the table available.
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Toggle active sub steps in this example using the forms below.
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The complete code with comments for this example can be found in github.
Another example that uses sub-steps can be found here in github and you can view it in action here (select ISK on account details step).


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ENEMY OF THE STATE
**
Rated R (for strong language and violence)
Robert Clayton Dean: Will Smith Brill: Gene Hackman Thomas Brian Reynolds: Jon Voight Carla Dean: Regina King Rachel Banks: Lisa Bonet David Pratt: Barry Pepper
Directed by Tony Scott. Produced by Don Simpson and Jerry Bruckheimer. Screenplay by David Marconi. Distributed by Touchstone Pictures. Running time: 130 minutes. Release date: November 20, 1998.
(Jeffrey Huston's URL for this review, complete with pictures: http://www.impactprod.org/people/huston/enemy.htm )
As with a delicious gallon of Grade-A milk, it's sad to see a good movie turn sour. Okay, maybe that's not the best analogy, but you get the picture. A movie draws you in. It excites and intrigues you. Then it lets you down. That, in a nutshell, is producer Jerry Bruckheimer's ("Armageddon", "Con Air") latest film "Enemy of the State".
It is a promising re-teaming of Bruckheimer and director Tony Scott who collaborated previously on such entertaining and engrossing hits like "Top Gun" and "Crimson Tide". But the promise is broken after the film's first hour, resulting in a conspiracy thriller that is ultimately lacking in suspense.
"Enemy of the State" tries to create a sense of "X-Files" governmental paranoia minus the UFO's and paranormal. The story involves a lawyer named Robert Clayton Dean (Will Smith) who is unknowingly thrust into a high-stakes game of governmental cover-up. A chance encounter with an old college acquaintance results in Dean obtaining possession of a videotape that shows the murder of a U.S. Senator.
The catch is that the senator was murdered by a group of renegade FBI agents led by a top official at the National Security Agency, Thomas Brian Reynolds (Jon Voight). The problem is that Dean is unaware that he possesses this videotape. So when Dean becomes the focus of an unrelenting manhunt by Reynolds and his cronies, he naturally runs from this pursuit with paranoia surging through his veins. Dean's only hope for survival is an ex-NSA agent named Brill (Gene Hackman), a renegade patriot who is keen to Reynolds and his crimes.
The main problem with "Enemy of the State" is that it shows all of its cards way too soon. After about an hour, we the audience are made aware of every bit of necessary information concerning the plot and its characters. Robert Clayton Dean and Brill are still in the dark, but we aren't. We know exactly what they're running from and why they are in this situation.
Because of this, virtually all suspense is eliminated. By knowing everything, it disables us from completely feeling Dean's paranoia. As a result, the film's final hour ends up being just a series of chases and cloak & dagger rendezvous.
These scenes are tense for the characters, because they don't know what they are dealing with. We do, however, and as such most of the tension is eliminated. "Enemy of the State" goes from being a taut, exciting, suspenseful thriller to one that simply plods along as a technical cinematic exercise.
The cast is solid, with good performances being turned in by most of the leads. Will Smith makes up for his minimal acting range with charisma and sincerity. His fear and determination are very believable and he never seems out of his league around the likes of Oscar winners Gene Hackman and Jon Voight. Hackman is solid as always, effortlessly finding the right emotional level for every line and scene. It's too bad he doesn't show up until about an hour into the film, and then only sporadically until the end. Voight is good as the film's bad guy. But having played the heavy in such recent films as "The Rainmaker" and "Mission: Impossible", this performance by Voight is beginning to feel a little redundant.
The two lead actresses fare rather well in their roles. Regina King ("Jerry Maguire") brings her trademark energy to the role of Dean's opinionated wife Carla. Lisa Bonet (TV's "The Cosby Show") resurrects her career as Rachael Banks, an informant for Dean. Bonet's subtle yet vulnerable turn here is a very pleasant surprise.
While suspense in the story may be lacking, the filmmaking is not. Dan Mindel's photography mixes classic Bruckheimer visuals with fast dollies and jerky zooms. This adds a flavor of high-tech espionage and covert surveillance that is necessary to the mood of the film.
Chris Lebenzon's editing is jarring and uneven, but only when it needs to be. "Enemy of the State" is well produced from a technical standpoint, but it doesn't have a suspenseful story to support it.
Screenwriter David Marconi and director Tony Scott did the film a disservice in revealing everything about Dean's plight within the film's first hour. They would have better served the story (and its audience) by doing one of two things:
One: only reveal information to us as it is revealed to Robert Clayton Dean. If our knowledge is limited to his, we will feel the paranoia and fear that he is experiencing. We would be on the edge of our seats right along with him. This is what Chris Carter and the producers of "The X-Files" understand so well. We only know what Mulder and Scully know (for the most part). Therefore, our emotional basis is their emotional basis. The trick is not knowing enough. In "Enemy of the State," we know too much.
Two: if they want to reveal all of the information, then fine, that's their choice. In that case what they could have done in the film's second hour was add at least one or two more plot twists and surprises. You know, the whole "just when you think you know everything, you don't" type of thing. By doing that, it grabs our attention again and sustains us until the film's conclusion. But nothing new is added and the time seems to drag as we wait for the inevitable.
For the suspense that "Enemy of the State" lacks, blame should not be assessed to Will Smith. He does a fine job as an innocent yet frightened and paranoid man who is thrust into the overwhelming, lethal world of governmental espionage. His character doesn't know until the final quarter of the film why they are after him. Unfortunately for us, we pretty much know after the first scene.
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[ Cortisone-resistant bronchial asthma] There is general agreement on the inflammatory pathogenesis of bronchial asthma: an accumulation of activated eosinophils, degranulated mast cells, T lymphocytes and in very severe forms, granulocytes has constantly been found in the bronchial mucosa.
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In allergic bronchial asthma, inflammation seems to be orchestrated predominantly by a subset of T lymphocytes, with a phenotype similar to the Th2 subset able to produce IL-4 and IL-5. Although corticosteroids are the most potent therapeutic agents used for this disease, their anti-inflammatory effect differs from patient to patient. Some criteria which can be used to define steroid-resistant bronchial asthma are listed here. This review analyzes various molecular alterations responsible for the deficient response to corticosteroid treatment observed in steroid-resistant bronchial asthmatic subjects. New knowledge on the mechanism of steroid resistance may have important implications for the treatment of chronic asthma and other diseases.


Hello, dear reader. Today I want to tell you aobut BEM. It's modern methodology, which was born in Yandex company.
BEM devides layout in 3 main units:
Block – it's independent page component, which you can easily move or copy.
Element – it's unit, which can't exist without block.
Modifier - it's unit, which specify external appearance, condition, behavior of block or element.
Also, there is term named 'mix'. Mix - it's using block or element in one spot.
Methodology of BEM is not defines exact rules for naming. Choice of style for naming depends only from personal preferences and specificity of project. But developers offer next scheme - block-name__element-name_modifier-name. Also, it's important, that in documentation showed alternative naming schemes. You can see them here
Ok, now let's figure out how we can use BEM in practise. I made simple demo-page and now I'll do refactoring by BEM method with using standart principles of naming. I'll stick these rules, during realization this task:
Site header consist of two elements - logo and menu. Now it looks like this:
HTML:

Responsive UX template

About

Projects

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Contacts

CSS:
header {...}
header ul{...}
header li {...}
header a {...}
.logo {...}
.logo span {...}
Now I'll change code according to BEM rules. Let's create two blocks - logo and menu..
HTML:

Responsive UX template

CSS:
.logo {...}
.logo__label {...}
Logo have one nested sign - "template". This unit is element, because, if we separate it from block, it will lost any sense. For this reason, I added class "logo__label" to it.
HTML:

About

Projects

Blog

Contacts

CSS:
.menu-list {...}
.header__menu-list{...}
.menu-list__item {...}
.menu-list__link {...}
I made a block, but it's not enough for realization of menu, because we need to set location of block and upper indent. Setting this attribute in class of this block is not so good, because of reusing this can make attributes excessive. I'll solve this problem by using mix - menu-list and header__menu-list. This method helps to highlight independent block menu-list, and to add needed css-attributes.
HTML:

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.
Code analysis can highlight a block 'article'. Inside there are elements like title, image, date, news content, author, news tags. Also, in process of refactoring I'll replace div(with class 'footer') by tag 'footer', because his meaning is more relevant. In result, we'll get:

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.
I'll use already created block 'menu-list' for refactoring of this. Now we have a problem. Color of the links is black, but our design assumes white links in footer. My decision is creating 'footer__link', which will be element of block 'footer'. Also, add class 'footer__menu-list'. It'll help to position menu on left side.

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CSS:
.footer {...}
.footer__copyright {...}
.footer__menu-list {...}
.footer__link {...}
After refactoring, we have seen clearly, that BEM helps to create reusable components. which makes our code without unnecessary duplication. Also, layout becomes more flexible, because of missing of extra cascading dependencies.
We have learned a new theory and practiced on a small example, but that's not what really interests us. Where is real usage of BEM? In which companies it's popular, except Yandex? I have researched a couple of projects from Mail.ru company and want to tell you about results.
I went to these projects and made several screenshots of the header part of page. They look like this:
If you compare code by Web Inspector, you'll see, that developers used same blocks.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>We see, that developers have created common library of elements and use it at different projects. There is only one difference from classic BEM realization - his own style of naming.
In this review I wanted to show you, that BEM - is easy and useful technology. All code from this review I posted on Github. I hope you'll try all of this in your own projects.


Recent thrillers have become mired in lurid details and overcooked melodrama. Some manage to be suspenseful ("8mm") and others are just plain flat and dull. Nothing can be further from the truth than "The General's Daughter," a silly, humdrum thriller purporting to be more than the sum of its parts.
The basic premise deals with the titled character, Captain Elisabeth Campbell (Leslie Stefanson), who is found strangled, naked and spread-eagled openly at an Army base. John Travolta is the Army cop, Paul Brenner, assigned to the case to investigate her death - he met her briefly when she fixed his flat tire. Everyone at the Army is a possible suspect, and the fierce Paul will do anything he can to uncover the truth. It seems almost every Army official slept with Elisabeth. And there are the incriminating S&M videotapes found in her basement. And there is Elisabeth's father, Gen. Joe Campbell (James Cromwell), who may be a key figure in her torrid past at West Point Academy.
"The General's Daughter" heads for the low road once the investigation begins...simply because nothing remotely interesting happens. Once the S&M tapes appear, they are whisked away violently by someone in the Army and never mentioned again. The introduction of Elisabeth's mentor, Col. Robert Moore (James Woods), a supposedly key figure in psychological warfare and alleged lover of Elisabeth's, is fascinating but is dispatched too early on.
We are left with many plot holes after every suspect is questioned - there are no answers and no logical spins. Instead, we get many red herrings, shopworn characters, and inexplicable motivations.
Travolta is one of the film's few virtues. He is charismatic, smart, unrelenting, and vigorous, if only the script was involving enough to lure our interest. He does have numerous one-liners and his slight tilt of the head and cocky walk are more than enough compensation for the thin characterization, just not enough to save the film.
Still, the central focus of the film should have been the relationship between General Campbell and his daughter. The West Point flashbacks are visceral and powerful but the film peters out with a predictable, anticlimactic conclusion. The theme seems to be that women have no place in an organization like the Army - they will be abused, mishandled, or worse, murdered. It's unfortunate the film does not stay true to its original convictions.
"The General's Daughter" is nasty and tedious, sacrificing illuminating story potential about sexism, murder, and scandal in the Army with absurd plot twists and clinical murder investigations. Once it is over, you may ask yourself: who was the General's Daughter anyway?
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