Good evening, Moltzure Sexy Pants.
Baby, can you use your code names on air?
OK, I'm so sorry.
Bolger.
How are you, fluffy bunny?
I'm good, thank you.

I'm a little cold.

So I just wanted to use it.

Well, it's ridiculous to cute.
Thank you.
That sounded bad.
What was supposed to be this week was a little rough.
Obviously we had bands, funeral, and then this week were kind of in the days.
Yeah.
That's what it felt like to me.
It's a weird week.
And then not speaking at the school got me out of routine.
So I just kind of bounced around this week thinking, where am I?
What am I doing?
Yeah.
And then I make it.
I'm an lover.
That did happen.
I told you, though, I'm an eight got canceled.
because of weather because of severe weather, severe weather.
Yeah. But it didn't turn out to be. Well, I suppose it did.
Didn't it? There's lots of rain and lots of light.
People would have been caught in the rain either coming or going.
And that would not have been pretty at all. Yeah.
It was a busy week for dates. It was. It was a date
tackless week.
Have you been drinking? No.
Yes, we were at three times this week, or I was at three times this week.
Day terrific.
You were right.
Was you?
You were.
We only had two dates just because you had a mandate with Danny does not mean that we had three days.
Just keeping the bromance alive.
That's right.
Well, yes, I took you on a date.
And your favorite little author, Danielle Walker, was in town.
I don't even remember how I found out she was in town, but I found out a couple of weeks ago.
And so just put tickets to us here.
You did.
Which is just super exciting. We did drive in horrendous.
Tarantula downpour to get there, but I mean, you can't really control the weather.
No, it was nice.  It's true.
So you're now like Instagram friends.
Um, yeah, I don't think so.
And then we went for some far, some Vietnamese food.
We did because we miss our foamy 99.
Yeah, even though it's pronounced "Farmy 99".
Well, we have our whole lives pronounced "Fomy 99".
We have.
And I shall continue to see it that way.
Right.
But we anyway, the point was we went for Vietnamese food and it wasn't that great.
It really wasn't.
It was.
But still, it was nice to be out.
It was.
With no kids.
It was.
Yeah.
And the tea was good.
It was great jasmine tea.
It was very good jasmine tea.
I just probably wouldn't eat any of the food.
I would just have the tea.
Right.
Which I would drive that far for tea.
Okay.
So never mind.
I'm glad to spend so much time on that and then we have to catch up with Jeff and Becky
there back from Romania.
Yes.
They look like had amazing time.

Yes, because typically they're ready for you to stay at their house until midnight.
They're still talking and let's do this, but they've faded pretty quick.
I'm going to say this.
Thanks to the powers of jet lag.
Poor honeys.
I know.
Yes, they were exhausted.
I've been spending the last two days trying to repair our screen in porch.
You have, darling.
I had this revelation that I am not naturally gifted at work that requires skilled manual
labor.
I don't necessarily think that that's true.
I think it's that you can't move at the speed you would like to or that you're used to
moving at when you do other things that you're very good at.
Because I'm not naturally gifted in this area.
But you're still doing a great job.
You're very, very kind.
I don't feel like I'm doing a great job.
I feel like I'm doing a very slow, arduous, frustrating task that seems a little beyond
my capabilities.
I have great confidence.
It's going to be fine.
Well, Josh came over yesterday and helped and I was amazed at how two pairs of hands dramatically
increased our productivity.
But yes, I will put you to work tomorrow.
If you grew an extra set of arms, you would do it faster.
Yes, but there would be some interesting side effects.
It really would be children would be scared.
No doubt.
Speaking of which, our children were completely adorable this week.
They are.
As opposed to every other week when they're just.
But there was some just highlight moments was the thing in the series.
Yes, I put this on Facebook, but we were having dinner and family dinner and I was asking
the girls how school was, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
And Tia, our five year old, she said, "Daddy, it's Fat Jenny's birthday on Friday."
I just asked Fat my food.
I was like, "I beg a pardon to you."

I was like, it's not nice to call somebody fat.
And she's like, yeah, but she's really fat.
And I'm like, yeah, but even if they're fat,
it's not nice to call people fat.
Oh.

- Yeah, I was everything we could do not.
Just joke on our food or just start out like that thing.
- Oh my God. - So funny.
Then we were driving in the car during the week as well.
And T has been learning all about apples.
And so she's like, "Mommy, did you know that an apple
is just like the earth?"
And I was like, "What?"
And she said, "They're exactly the same.
They're just like the earth."
And I said, "Well, explain that."
She said, "Well, apple has a skin and the earth has a crust."
And then there's like some other stuff in the middle
or some other stuff in between.
And then there's a core and they both have a core.
And I said, "Well, what's the other stuff in between?"
He goes, "I don't know, Mommy, I'm only five."
(laughing)
- It sounds like she learns like I learn.
Here's something that's interesting to me in the rest,
I just tuned out.
- It was adorable.
- Okay, this week.
- And then there was MJ's been so cute.
- Oh, he has.
- Oh, he's so cuddly and sweet, and he just wants daddy.
- Yeah, and he's learned some cuss words.
And you know what?
(laughing)
I'm joking, I joke, I jest.
- But I took a couple of times that I've taken him out
and Allen's at home doing the fencing in,
when you've been at home doing the screened in porch
or whatever, and the whole time he just talks about you.
Da-da, ball, da-da, out, da-da.
- It's his target, he just wants to be outside with me.
- He does.
- So he kicks a ball around.
- Yeah.
- And I try and avoid him running into me
while I'm on a ladder with power tools.
- Right.
- So far so good, but he trips to accident.
- But it's been so cute when you're down low
and you're doing the bottom bits of the screened in porch
and he can actually get to you.
it over and leans up against you or steals a cuddle.
-Which is absolutely adorable.
-So cute.
-Yeah, it's very cute.
-Yeah.
-Our topic for discussion this week,
a little bit behind the scenes,
normally when we do these podcasts,
it could be fair to say,
"I usually nominate suggestions or nominate topics rather."
And you're like, "Yes, let's do that."
But this week, you nominated the topic.
-I did.
-You were very excited to talk about your favorite thing.
-Yes.
-Which is?
-Other than Jesus, it's food.
-Okay.
-[laughs]
It is it's food we're going to talk about food because that's face facts we talk about food even when we're not talking about food that's true so might as well just spend a time talking about food and you even have a favorite verse I do x10 verse 13 yes.

If you're on swans by the bible it is a.
for sure. Food, of course, is very important because if you don't eat it, you die, as Tia
will tell me often. Yes. Yes. But how did you get into food? Because you are into food.
I curse for a glance at your Instagram feed. I'm very into food. Would suggest you're into
food? Yes, I might be a foodie. And I am a very blessed beneficiary of your interest
in food. Eater of the foodie. But where did it begin? It began. Well, both my parents
were really good cooks. Both of them did gourmet cooking courses and that kind of stuff.

We had real food.
Sorry, chicken quarter on what?
Beer.
Thank you.
I do speak a lick of French.
You do?
Yes.
You have a great poem.
French, should we?
No, thank you.
For what?
Listen, the French language is a confusing language.
It is a beautiful language.

Right.
To me, that makes no sense.
There are millions of children to speak French.
So if a child can learn to speak French surely.
Yes, but those children are like happy to me because they look confused as well.
Forgive all.
OK, we'll just.
We'll go over that racial slur.
All right.
So your parents taught you to cook, but not speak French.
Yes.
Um, as neither of my parents actually speak French either, but that's probably not what we're talking.
No.
Yeah.
So, but they didn't really teach me a cook.
They just cooked well.
They didn't ever really taught us.
So that was your norm to eat good quality food.
Yep.
And then when I live with my dad for a while, he started teaching me how to cook
because he realized I could cook absolutely nothing.
And.
For me, think of that time in your life when you couldn't cook anything.
I know.
And then my first roommate after dad died was my friend Laura and her parents were Italian.
She cooked everything from scratch, made her own young key, made her own whatever.
And she sort of took me under her wing and decided I needed to learn how to cook something.
Right.
And so she got me interested in how fun it could be.
My dad, my dad had a lot of fun cooking too.
He used to sing while he cooked.
Um, but I started thinking, Oh, actually I quite enjoy this.
And I think I might even be good at it.
Like I could smell things and figure out if they could be good together, right?
Without actually putting it in, in, messing something up.
You were like that, right?
And rats or two.
Yes.
Just like the rat in a
Thanks, starting.
Yes.
 So yeah, so I was eating those kinds of food, but then I started really enjoying
ethnic food. And so when I started getting a bit more confidence, I started trying to
cook more ethnic foods, which is probably more of the kind of stuff I cook now.
Right. Yeah, it is. So love Thai food, love Indian food, all that kind of stuff. What
- That's right, you made me.
- I have never really needed to cook.
I do enjoy cooking.
- You're actually quite good at cooking, Dara.
- Thank you, do you remember the first meal I ever cooked?
- I do, you made me a lemon chicken and a couscous.
- And a couscous, I just--
- Well, I can't remember the kind of couscous it was.
It was some sort of a--
- It was apricot.
- Peach, oh, okay, apricot.
- And apricot, couscous, with yeah, with a chicken breast.
Anyway, I, you know, I quite enjoy,
I think I more enjoy the hosting side of it.
Like, I think we both enjoy having people over for dinner.
- Yeah, we love it.
I enjoy cooking, I enjoy cooking meat and the grill and preparing stuff.
I think I like the creative end of making the food and you like the creative end of
making everything beautiful.
Yeah.
But I didn't really need to learn a cook.
I mean, I guess I did because I was unmarried for a long time and so cooked for myself,
but it was more rudimentary and very elementary.
It's like, "Oh, I need carbohydrates and proteins and so I will cook these."
It just fulfilled a function rather than you seem to derive an enormous amount of pleasure
from researching, from thinking about recipes, from actually preparing the food, creating
the food, and then eating the food.
I come in at the end and eat the food and think, "My gosh, that was absolutely amazing."
I would say it's my main creative outlet.
Right.
So yeah, I love it.
I also love eating something somewhere and figuring out what's in it and then recreating
at home and switching it up to what I would want.
But do you know what I mean?
I love all that kind of stuff.

Not only about some of your favorite food from around the world.
Love sushi. Still love sushi.
But there's no truth that when you went to Japan,
you couldn't eat any because you were pregnant.
No, I ate sushi even though I was pregnant.
Oh, you did? I don't remember that part.
Sorry. I just remember being in that sushi restaurant
and a lot of it going past you and you can eat it.
Well, some of it, if I wasn't sure if it was potentially high mercury or something, I didn't need it.
But I did still eat sushi.
I was six months pregnant at that point.
I wasn't being sick anymore.
With all three kids, I ate sushi.
I think I mean, I don't think the Japanese people stop eating sushi when they're pregnant.
No, can you imagine?
No.
Anyway, I never ate sushi.
In fact, our very first pre date date was a sushi restaurant.
It was.
You did very well.

And the concept sounded so alien and foreign.
Then of course, we went to an authentic sushi restaurant where they spoke virtually no English.
And I didn't have a clue what I was doing.
You had to talk to me through it and I wasn't quite sure what we're doing.
I think I just ordered your food.
Yeah, you did.
And I completely agree.
Sushi is absolutely delicious.
It's delicious.
As long as you have good sushi, you can't have, you know, gas stations sushi.
Yeah, or like Kroger Sushi or you know what I mean?
Like just if that is not good sushi,
that's like having cardboard pizza.
I mean, yeah, that's like having a McDonald's burger
and saying that you made yourself a cheeseburger.

Good point, well played.
Thank you.
Okay, so you love sushi, what else?
From around the world?
Oh, from around the world.
I love obviously I love Thai food.
Um, I love Indian food.
I pretty much like ethnic food.
Yeah.
I've never met a food group I don't like.
That's my tummy will be honest.
I have Ethiopian food.
I can't stand it.

I'm so sorry.
So we really need the French and Ethiopians.
I'm sorry, Jenny.
My, one of my really good friends, Jenny, grew up in Ethiopia.

What do you really think about that?
Oh, it's horrible.
And like every year I go, I love you, so I'll go and then I just sit there and be like,
"This is so gross, but she loved it."
Okay, give me your top three meals you've ever eaten.
That I love like the most.
Well, then, top three dining experiences of your life.
Oh, hard.
Okay.
There is a place that my dad and mom used to go on really, really
super special occasions called the Octagon, which is in Toronto,
North end of the city.
And my dad took me there and usually we'd have lobster or you'd have surf and
turf, but it was just so good.
And you'd have like lobster, Thermador and really, really good stuff.
Oh, that's one one.
Um, on our honeymoon, when we went to, um,
the one place that was like, you're supposed to wear a shirt and tie, but they let us in anyway.
That was like the five star Floridian something.
Oh, the restaurant like grand Floridian Lodge in the world.
And they let us in and that was, I just remember thinking, oh, so fantastic.
Number three, what would number three be?
Mm. Quite possibly eating in Iceland.
That the salmon or the lamb like any of the--
Or anything in Iceland.
Anything in Iceland.
I remember being in Norway, for example,
and commenting on how delicious the water was,
which I know that sounds absurd.
Right? I know.
But like just the regular tap water.
I know that sounds ridiculous to say,
how good water tastes so good.
But I remember being there with a friend
friends said, "Oh, you haven't tasted anything with you, you're the Iceland."
And so when I went to Iceland and drank their water.
Fantastic.
So if you start with the baseline thing you need for cooking, water, it is so much better
in Iceland than anywhere else on the planet that I've had water.
So then they're salmon and then they're lamb.
So like a lot of the food we would eat, and I don't mean this in any way to be disrespectful
or insulting at all, would be what I would call fairly traditional plain meals.
So you might have some lamb and some potatoes and some vegetables, maybe some carrots and
like that.
That in and of itself doesn't sound particularly flash, particularly flavorful, but my gosh,
the actual ingredients, unlike anything I've ever tasted.
Right.
Best lamb carrots and potatoes you've ever had.
Unbelievable.
I remember Baldur going fishing, catching some salmon, gutting it in the sink, chopping
it up and then we ate it.
Oh, and it was fantastic.
gosh, I believe so much so that when our friends from Iceland are here in North America,
they will not order salmon.
Well, they want to order fish at all.
No, no fish.
Because it's just like, what's the point?
They don't drink the water.
They can't even have the soda because it's made with water that is.
Yeah.
All right.
So that's your three.
Yeah.
What are your three?
What was the place we went to last year for our honeymoon, the steak place up in Nashville?
Oh, um, cane prime.
I was going to say Kanye West.
That's the person is that's the person is we never a county of us that's right.
Cain prime.
Cain prime is a steakhouse in Nashville.
Yes, it's possible the most expensive meal I've ever paid for expensive.
But it was so good.
I yes, yummy.
Everything was absolutely amazing.
The steak was like cutting butter.
Yeah.
Um, we've had so many good meals.
with Gary and Sarah Morgan. We have.
You know, around the world in different places. And I'm not sure if that, I mean,
to be sure the food was amazing, but obviously the company makes things absolutely incredible.
And then I'm trying to think of a third meal that we've had. I'm scratching my head here that,
I mean, here's the thing, we've had so many good meals, but...
I don't know. We have had a lot of good meals.
Yeah, I don't want to be definitive. I'm holding down two and my third one's yet to be determined.
Okay.
I'll in future episodes I'll tell you.
I'll let you know.
Because I ponder it.
Yeah.
As we come into fall, tell me what your go-to comfort foods are.
Well, my go-to comfort foods probably soups. I made a great soup today.
You did?
I kind of a garbered up a soup. I think that's what I like. One of the things I like
best about cooking is the trouble with soups is it can feel like you're drinking rather than
eating. Why? You used a spoon. Right, but it's off fluid. Well, it was a really thick soup.
Don't argue. I'm just telling you, this is like drinking. I want something to chew
before I have to swallow. I'll try and keep that in mind. Thanks. I'll idle things.
blender a cow and say there was a meal. All right, so soups.
What else?
Soups. I don't know because I because now that we're like
completely grain free like last year I was doing a lot of
quinoa and stuff like that and everyone's in a while I do
risotto so probably still be cooking all that stuff for the
kids but I've got one for you. What? Your sweet potato
fries. Oh yes, they are yummy. Mm hmm. I could probably eat
those every day quite happily. I suggest that we finish this
podcast that you got on stage, maybe some sweet potato fries.
Oh, do you?
Just so nice.
I suggest you get the idea out of your head because I want to
bet.
You think that's a brilliant idea?
Okay.
Me and the Holy Spirit agree.
Well, good.
He can show you how to make them.
My probably go-to comfort foods got to be chocolate.
Yes.
The kids brought home Hershey's this week from school.
Hershey's a revolting.
It is.
It's from the culinary pits of hell.
It's absolutely horrendous.
Yes.
And so Abby was all excited.
Hey, daddy, I got a Hershey's chocolate bar.
And I said, honey, I'm going to tell you straight.
It is the most disgusting thing you could possibly eat.
And she was like, really?
I was like, yeah, honey, I'm fine for you to have chocolate,
but please let me go buy you some decent chocolate.
You're just like, well, can I try it?
I was like, sure, this will be like smoking cigarettes.

Didn't your dad do that with you?
Like, or fed you cigarettes?
So you'd never, okay, it's a great parenting move.
I can't wait to try it with my kids.
But anyway, yeah, find some good chocolate.
Did you do that then?
Did you let her have the Hershey's?
No, she just said I don't want it.
Oh, I was like good girl.
You just listen to your father in the ways of wisdom.
Right.
So we'll go get her some lint or some imported chocolate for sure.
Um, closing thoughts.
Well, we didn't, we didn't talk about any of our disgusting foods from around the world.
Who wants to hear about disgusting foods?
Well, some people may not realize that these interesting food groups exist like sheep face.
Sheep face in Iceland.
Yep.
The century egg in Singapore, it's an egg that's been soaked in horseradish,
you're into a little bit of black.
Casting, yes.
Then one time we were in Japan and our dear friend took us out for dinner and he,
of course, ordered for us because we didn't understand anything on the menu,
given that we don't read Japanese.
And he struggled to interpret what it was we were eating.
So he pulled out with a little and I asked what he was ordering because I was still had a queasy
stomach because I was pregnant with Abby at the time.
So I was trying to say, hey, we need real plain stuff like chicken or steak or whatever.
So he pulls out his little, you know,
digits or Japanese to English dictionary and, you know, looks up and then shows me it.
And the dictionary definition is the best part of the cow's thorax.
And I was like, I'm glad I sent the worst part of the house.
what I'd like to pass on eating that cow's thorax at all.
Then there was pig bladder.
Best part of the pig bladder.

And these were what he was going to order.
That was the plan.
That is what he ordered.
I was just like, ah.
We asked for a steak, didn't we?
Yeah.
Like, um, so.
Sorry to be so western, but.
Yes.
He was very gracious.
Yeah, he was very, very gracious.
Yeah.
We've eaten some pretty strange things.
Well, no, we haven't.
We've been offered some fairly strange things.
That's much better.
Yes.
Yeah, I wouldn't eat lamb face, but our friends.
Sheep face.
Sheep's face.
I don't know if there's a difference, but they called it sheep face.
You had to scrape it off the face of the sheep with your teeth.
It was basically like they just removed the skin.
And there it is, just the meat and the eyeball staring at you.
Are we glad we continue to spread a conversation?
So gross.
But they loved it.
We did not try it, however.
This week we haven't had a declares conference coming up.
We do.
This is going to be a great week.
I'm so excited about it.
We teach on sex for the first two days at school.
Whoo, whoop.
Well, it's not that we teach on sex.

Yes.
But in the process of teaching on sexual purity, we talk about sex and sexuality.
So that's fun.
I love our students.
I love getting to be with them.
And very good.
And then Wednesday and 30 just take care of themselves.
We're meetings and boom, we're in a Friday and it's conference.
It is.
I'm so excited.
It's true.
Personal colonies lead in worship.
Awesome.
Along with Jesse early. That's right. It's like just Christmas every time. Yeah, it's really good. And yeah, I'm super excited about it's going to be awesome CRT.
Who will have, I think I'm seeing from some trying to work out ways to mock him mercilessly.
That would be funny. But you know that if you do that, he'll just as soon as he's got the microphone, your toast. He is very quick with it.
with it. My only hope is that Louise will take my side, otherwise I'm doing.
Yes. Well, listen, you beautiful people. Thank you for tuning in and listening. We hope you have an amazing week. Yeah, we hope
we have an amazing week. I don't know what your dream life has been like this week, but my dream life was off the charts.
Yeah, crazy. We do. Yeah, we had the same dreams. Well, well, we
the same people appearing in our dreams. Yeah. So anyway, I want to pray for everybody who's
listening father. I ask that you would just pour out your Holy Spirit on everybody who's listening
to this, that they would have incredible dreams this week, Lord, that you would begin to fill
people's hearts with hope and with excitement about the future and about the destiny that they
have. And I thank you for the gift of food. And as we're eating food this week, Lord, would we
Stop and when we think about you, the giver of all good things, we love you.
You're amazing. We bless everybody who's listening. Amen.
Amen.
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mne.Forward¶
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class
mne.
Forward
[source]¶ Forward class to represent info from forward solution.
Methods
__contains__
(key, /)True if the dictionary has the specified key, else False.
x.__getitem__(y) <==> x[y]
__iter__
(/)Implement iter(self).
__len__
(/)Return len(self).
clear
()copy
()Copy the Forward instance.
fromkeys
(iterable[, value])Create a new dictionary with keys from iterable and values set to value.
get
(key[, default])Return the value for key if key is in the dictionary, else default.
items
()keys
()pick_channels
(ch_names[, ordered])Pick channels from this forward operator.
pop
(k[,d])If key is not found, d is returned if given, otherwise KeyError is raised
popitem
(/)Remove and return a (key, value) pair as a 2-tuple.
setdefault
(key[, default])Insert key with a value of default if key is not in the dictionary.
update
([E, ]**F)If E is present and has a .keys() method, then does: for k in E: D[k] = E[k] If E is present and lacks a .keys() method, then does: for k, v in E: D[k] = v In either case, this is followed by: for k in F: D[k] = F[k]
values
()-
__contains__
(key, /)¶ True if the dictionary has the specified key, else False.
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__getitem__
()¶ x.__getitem__(y) <==> x[y]
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__iter__
(/)¶ Implement iter(self).
-
__len__
(/)¶ Return len(self).
-
clear
() → None. Remove all items from D.¶
-
fromkeys
(iterable, value=None, /)¶ Create a new dictionary with keys from iterable and values set to value.
-
get
(key, default=None, /)¶ Return the value for key if key is in the dictionary, else default.
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items
() → a set-like object providing a view on D’s items¶
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keys
() → a set-like object providing a view on D’s keys¶
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pick_channels
(ch_names, ordered=False)[source]¶ Pick channels from this forward operator.
- Parameters
- Returns
- fwdinstance of Forward.
The modified forward model.
Notes
Operates in-place.
New in version 0.20.0.
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pop
(k[, d]) → v, remove specified key and return the corresponding value.¶ If key is not found, d is returned if given, otherwise KeyError is raised
-
popitem
(/)¶ Remove and return a (key, value) pair as a 2-tuple.
Pairs are returned in LIFO (last-in, first-out) order. Raises KeyError if the dict is empty.
-
setdefault
(key, default=None, /)¶ Insert key with a value of default if key is not in the dictionary.
Return the value for key if key is in the dictionary, else default.
-
update
([E, ]**F) → None. Update D from dict/iterable E and F.¶ If E is present and has a .keys() method, then does: for k in E: D[k] = E[k] If E is present and lacks a .keys() method, then does: for k, v in E: D[k] = v In either case, this is followed by: for k in F: D[k] = F[k]
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values
() → an object providing a view on D’s values¶
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Signature
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$binderName,
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Great way to add funds to the game development
Posted: Tue Oct 28, 2008 5:10 pm
Fellow Members,
Karl should consider adding some type of Dragon ball system that you can exchange to gold. Players can go ahead to the website and buy Mystic Ores and exchange them to a special merchant for gold. This way funds would always be available to the developer for better servers,staff,advertisement and software and still have the game free to play. It would be a pretty simple system to add.
Example:
$5.99 Pack of 3 Mystic Ores
$12.99 Pack of 8 Mystic Ores
$19.99 Pack of 19 Mystic Ores
Per Mystic Ore= 1 Million Coins.
Tell me your thoughts.
Karl should consider adding some type of Dragon ball system that you can exchange to gold. Players can go ahead to the website and buy Mystic Ores and exchange them to a special merchant for gold. This way funds would always be available to the developer for better servers,staff,advertisement and software and still have the game free to play. It would be a pretty simple system to add.
Example:
$5.99 Pack of 3 Mystic Ores
$12.99 Pack of 8 Mystic Ores
$19.99 Pack of 19 Mystic Ores
Per Mystic Ore= 1 Million Coins.
Tell me your thoughts.


THE CABLE GUY A film review by Chad Polenz Copyright 1997 Chad Polenz
**1/2 (out of 4 = OK) 1996, PG-13, 97 minutes [1 hour, 37 minutes] [comedy] starring: Jim Carrey (Chip), Matthew Broderick (Steven), Leslie Mann (Robin), Jack Black (Rick), produced by Andrew Licht, Jeffrey A. Mueller, Judd Apatow, written by Lou Holtz Jr., directed by Ben Stiller.
"The Cable Guy" seems to have a schizophrenic personality. I can't tell if it wants to be a wacky Jim Carrey flick (a la "Dumb And Dumber," "The Mask"), or just another straight comedy. I think it tries to combine the two, and even so, it doesn't work well. To make a comedy truly zany, every aspect to it must be over the top, it cannot be remotely serious.
Jim Carrey may be a comic genius.  Here he stars as Chip, a lonely cable installer who speaks with a funny lisp. Like many of Carrey's characters, Chip is a human cartoon of sorts: he says demented (but funny) things, and he does things no normal person would do. In short, he has a very animated personality. Now all of this is fine, the problem here is it doesn't keep with the rest of the film.
Matthew Broderick co-stars as Steven, a young businessmen who is on the outs with his girlfriend and has just moved into a new apartment. Steven is a such a normal character he seems a bit stiff, especially considering how charming Broderick can be (i.e. "Ferris Bueller"). When Chip arrives to install the cable, Steven doesn't seem to notice how silly Chip is, which is the film's first major mistake. We can clearly see through Chip, it's obvious he's deranged. Chip forms an almost homosexual passion for Steven, and when a slight friendship starts between them, it doesn't seem to fit because they are so different.
The first act contains good, funny gags and other Carrey routines. No story or plot seems to be forming but it doesn't really matter... at first. By the second act, a subplot involving Steven's efforts to win back his girlfriend Ro bin (Mann) starts to become the focal point. But once we realize Carrey is the only interesting (and funny) element to this movie, it seems irrelevant. Eventually Steven finds Chip to be overbearing, and when he tries to "break up" with him we get a slew of events that are more bizarre than funny.
The entire middle section seems non-existent. There had been no real plot driving the story, so when it becomes a comedic version of "Fatal Attraction," the transition is not very smooth. It's difficult to tell if Chip's obsession with Steven is supposed to be plausible (at least for a comedy). Initially, we were laughing at Carrey's cartoonish antics, but at least they had a sense of innocence to them. His character becomes so twisted the bit wears thin and isn't funny.
Comedies are supposed to be fun, but this film takes the bizarre obsession too seriously. Weirdness can be funny, and this film does make some good use of that, but the ending is so far out it doesn't make much sense.
I'm not sure what the point of "The Cable Guy" was. It's obviously intended to be a disposable commercial comedy taking advantage of Carrey's eccentricity, but the film becomes much stranger than it needs to be, and thus the comedy suffers.
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Can you think of an analogy to describe HTML, CSS and the DOM? How would you describe it to your non-technical friend?
Just like buildings can have different amount of rooms. Html can have any numbers of divisions. Rooms can have any kind of objects and divisions can have any kind of web objects too. Css determines the size, color, space of or between divisions. Decoration changs these attributes of a room. With DOM we can refer to any division in a webpage. With a map we can reach any space or objects in a building.
What is meant by boxifying design?
Any objects in a webpage is a rectangular box. when implementing a design, firstly define the boxes in the design page.
What is the box model?
At first, I am expecting programming knowledge and a environment where I can get project experience. After orientation, I know it's more than knowledge. Now, I think I also have a lot to learn from my cohorts.
What is the box model?
Any object is a box. box has margin, border, padding and content.With the style attribute of "box-sizing: border-box", the "width, height" attribute define the size of the addition of width of border, padding and content.


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Introduction to the course
Welcome to Map Design (GEO 326). This course is an introductory cartography course meant for undergraduate students. It is a 4-credit course and consists of 2 50 minute lectures and 2 50 minute labs per week. You may access the SYLLABUS. The official course description from the registrar's office is "Map design, layout, and usability. Typography and color theory. Techniques of map production, print and digital display."


In Example 1 and Example 2, the utility module "log" was defined to output text to an element in the DOM with the id "log".
This example defines two more modules, "timestamp" and "timeModule". As seen in the page source, using scope-bootstrap alone, the modules can be accessed directly in the global context as well as indirectly using scope().
Go on with Example 4.


A long list of species is included. Select the wanted species in the drop down menu.
If you experience any problems with any of the species, please
contact us by sending an e-mail to the PeptideShaker Google Group or
by reporting an issue at the PeptideShaker homepage.
As a default only human GO term to protein mappings are included. The other species can be downloaded if needed.
Simply select the species in the drop down menu and click the Download button to start downloading
the GO term to protein mappings for that species. For species where the mappings already have been downloaded
these can be updated to the current release of Ensembl by clicking the Update button.
PeptideShaker always uses the latest version of Ensembl when downloading the GO term to protein mappings. The version used for a given species is shown behind the species name in the species drop down menu. Ensembl is updated with the latest data on a monthly basis and each version is given a number, e.g., Ensembl 66.


(Unfinished) Paper reading - Generalized Fourier Descriptors with Applications to Objects Recognition in SVM Context
In this post I collect some notes regarding the reading of this paper.
Table of Contents
We will denote by \(M_{2,n}\) the set of translations and rotations of a discrete angle. Namely, \(M_{2,N}=\mathbb R^{2}\rtimes\breve N\), where \(\breve N = \{ 2\pi k/N\mid k=1,\ldots,N\}\) endowed with the semidirect product \((X,\theta).(Y,\alpha)= (R_{\theta}Y+X,\theta+\alpha)\).
Representations of \(M_{2,N}\) and GFT
The dual space \(\hat M_{2,N}\) is the union of \(\mathbb Z/N\mathbb Z\) (the set of charachters) and \(\mathcal S = \{ \lambda r\mid \lambda>0\) and the angle $ α(r)∈[0,2π/N)\}$. The support of the Plancherel measure is only \(\mathcal S\)
Any representation in \(\mathcal S\) admits a representative in the class of unitary transformation over \(\mathcal l^{2}(\breve N)\). oNamely, given \(\varphi:\breve N\to\mathbb C\), the representation \(T_{r}\) acts by1 \[ [T_{r}(X,\theta).\varphi](u) = e^{i\langle r,R_{u}X \rangle} \varphi(u+\theta). \]
The Fourier transform (GFT) is then an isomorphism between \(L^{2}(M_{2,N})\) w.r.t. its Haar measure \(d\mu\) and \(L^{2}(\hat M^{2,N})\) w.r.t. the Plancherel measure. We can easily find the expression
\begin{multline} \label{eq:fourier} [\hat f(r).\varphi](u) = \int_{M_{2,N}} f(X,\theta) [T_{r}((X,\theta)^{-1}).\varphi](u)\,d\mu \\ = \sum_{\theta\in\breve N} \int_{\mathbb R^{2}} f(X,\theta)\, e^{-i\langle r, R_{u-\theta} X\rangle}\, \varphi(u-\theta)\,dX. \end{multline}Observe that \(\hat f(r)\) is an Hilbert-Schmidt operator on \(\mathcal l^{2}(\breve N)\).
Our aim is to study the (weak) completeness of the following set of Fourier descriptors2 (that can be defined for any group with the Chu duality property): \[ I_{1}^{r}(f) = \hat f (r)\circ \hat f(r)^{*} \qquad I_{2}^{r_{1},r_{2}} (f) = \hat f(r_{1}\hat\otimes r_{2})\circ\hat f(r_{1})^{*} \hat\otimes \hat f(r_{2}) ^{*}. \] Here, \(r_{1}\hat\otimes r_{2}\) denotes the equivalence class of (Kronecker) Hilbert thensor products of the representations \(r_{1}\) and \(r_{2}\), and \(\hat f(r_{1})\hat\otimes\hat f(r_{2})\) is the Hilbert tensor product of the Hilbert-Schmidt operators \(\hat f(r_{1})\) and \(\hat f(r_{2})\).
Lifts
We are interested in studying images, which will be represented by compactly supported square integrable functions \(f:\mathbb R^{2}\to[0,1]\). Thus, to compute the Fourier descriptors it is first necessary to lift them to functions in \(M_{2,N}\). We can do this in various ways
Trivial lift
The simplest thing to do is just to define \(f_{t}(X,\theta)=f(X)\) for any \(\theta\in \breve N\). Unfortunately this does not work. Indeed, if we compute the Fourier transform through \eqref{eq:fourier}, we get
\begin{multline} [\hat f_{t}(r).\varphi](u) = \sum_{\theta\in\breve N}\int_{\mathbb R^{2}} f(X) e^{-i\langle r,R_{u-\theta}X\rangle} \,dX\,\varphi(u-\theta) \\ = \sum_{\theta\in\breve N} \tilde f(R_{\theta-u} r)\,\varphi(u-\theta) = (\tilde f(R_{\cdot }r),\bar \varphi)_{\mathcal l^2}. \end{multline}Here we denote by \(\tilde f\) the Fourier transform over \(\mathbb R^2\) of \(f\).
The previous formula proves that, in this case, the Fourier transform is indeed a projection and as such has rank \(1\). Hence, the crucial point in the proof of the weak completeness, namely that almost all the \(\hat f(r)\) are invertible, cannot be satisfied.
Cyclic lift
Let3 for \(f:\mathbb R^{2}\to \mathbb R\), \[ av(f) = \int_{K} f(X)\,dX, \qquad centr(f) = \int_{K} X f(X)\,dX, \] be the average and the center of \(f\), respectively.
The cyclic lift of a compactly supported function \(f\in L^2(\mathbb R^2)\) is defined as \[ f_c(X,\theta) = f\left(R_{\theta}X+\frac{centr(f)}{av(f)}\right). \]
- Observe that \(centr(f)/av(f)\) is the "baricenter" of the image, and thus \(f_c(\cdot,0)\) is the centered image.
- The cyclic lift can be defined only for non-zero average functions (if we restrict to images, i.e., functions with values in \([0,1]\) this is always satisfied except for the white image). In general, these functions form an open subset of the Hilbert spaces \(L^2(K)\) and \(L^2(\mathbb R^2)\).
- It is not difficult to prove that two functions \(f,g\in L^2(\mathbb R^2)\) differ by a roto-traslation \((X,\theta)\) if and only if their cyclic lifts differ by the roto-translation \((0,\theta/2)\).
The Fourier transform simplifies as
\begin{equation} \begin{split} [\hat f_c(r).\varphi](u) & = \sum_{\theta\in\breve N} \int_{\mathbb R^2} f_c(X,\theta) e^{-i\langle r,R_{u-\theta}X\rangle}\,\varphi(u-\theta)\,dX \\ & = \sum_{\theta\in\breve N} \int_{\mathbb R^2} f\left(R_{\theta}X + \frac{centr(f)}{av(f)}\right)\,e^{-i\langle r,R_{u-\theta}X\rangle}\,dX \,\varphi(u-\theta)\\ & = \sum_{\theta\in\breve N} \int_{\mathbb R^2} f\left(Y\right)\,e^{-i\langle r,R_{u-\theta} R_{-\theta}(Y-centr(f)/av(f))\rangle}\,dY \,\varphi(u-\theta)\\ & = \sum_{\theta\in\breve N} e^{i\langle R_{2\theta-u}r,centr(f)/av(f)\rangle}\int_{\mathbb R^2} f\left(Y\right)\,e^{-i\langle R_{2\theta-u}r,Y\rangle}\,dY \,\varphi(u-\theta)\\ & = \sum_{\theta\in\breve N} e^{i\langle R_{2\theta-u}r,centr(f)/av(f)\rangle} \tilde f(R_{2\theta-u}r) \,\varphi(u-\theta)\\ & = \sum_{\alpha\in\breve N} e^{i\langle R_{2\alpha+u}r,centr(f)/av(f)\rangle} \tilde f(R_{2\alpha+u}r) \,\varphi(-\alpha) \end{split} \end{equation}Some computations
Through the Fourier transform formula we can compute \[ [\hat f_c(r)^{*}.\varphi](u) = \sum_{\alpha\in\breve N} \overline{\tilde f} (R_{\alpha-2u} r) e^{-i\langle R_{\alpha-2u} r, centr(f)/av(f) \rangle} \varphi(\alpha). \] This immediately yields
\begin{multline} [\hat f_c(r_1)^{*}\hat\otimes \hat f_c(r_2)^{*}.\varphi](u_1,u_2) = \sum_{(\alpha_1,\alpha_2)\in\breve N\times\breve N} \overline{\tilde f}(R_{\alpha_2-2u_2} r_1) \overline{\tilde f}(R_{\alpha_1-2u_1} r_2) \\ \times\: e^{-i\langle R_{\alpha_2-2u_2} r_1 + R_{\alpha_1-2u_1} r_2 , centr(f)/av(f) \rangle}\,\varphi(\alpha_1,\alpha_2). \end{multline}A simple computation shows that \[ [T_{r_1\hat\otimes r_2}(X,\theta).\varphi](u_1,u_2) = e^{i\langle R_{-u_2} r_1 + R_{-u_1} r_2,X \rangle} \varphi(u_1+\theta,u_{2}+\theta), \] from which we get \[ [T_{r_1\hat\otimes r_2}(X,\theta)^{*}.\varphi](u_1,u_2) = e^{-i\langle R_{\theta-u_2} r_1 + R_{\theta-u_1} r_2,X \rangle} \varphi(u_1-\theta,u_{2}-\theta). \]
This allows us to compute
\begin{multline} [\hat f_c(r_1\hat\otimes r_2).\varphi](u_1,u_2) = \sum_{\alpha\in \breve N} \tilde f(R_{2\alpha-u_2}r_1 + R_{2\alpha-u_1}r_2) \\ \times \: e^{-i\langle R_{2\alpha-u_2}r_1 + R_{2\alpha-u_1}r_2,centr(f)/av(f)\rangle}\,\varphi(u_1-\alpha,u_2-\alpha). \end{multline}We have now all the ingredients necessary to compute the Fourier descriptors.
Footnotes:
Why \(\lambda\) has no importance here? If irreducible representations with the same \(\lambda\) are equivalent they should not appear as distinct in the description of the dual.
On the article the second descriptor is defined as the adjoint of our expression. However, in the computations they use this formula. I guess it is a misprint.
Recall that \(X=(x,y)\in\mathbb R^2\).


{% extends "django_bootstrap_forms/base/base_bootstrap.html" %} {% block title %}Add contact using Bootstrap{% endblock %} {% block content %}
This form demonstrates both client and server-side validation. The client side validation is done with Parsley.JS. The server-side validation is done with Django Model Forms.


Deloitte work is a secret I will take to the grave, so I can't reveal too much, but I do want to touch on my impact and the type of work I have been able to create. I’ve had the opportunity to design for Fortune 500 clientele and work with the most amazing creators.
I have worked with a diverse set of topics, ranging from life science to drone experts. I have led in the definition and creation of detailed dashboards and style guides, assisting in high intensity challenging work. Some of my proudest moments are listed below.
I had the opportunity to assist in the redesign of Deloitte’s most popular Life Science platform. This included redefining everything from reorganizing the information architecture to developing a brand guide for their visualization library. To this day, Deloitte uses this work as an example of “Best in Class” work to their Life Science clients.
I assisted in the definition and creation of a dashboard for a finance corporation. The dashboards were designed for 4 levels of risk management, from analyst to C suite executives. I aided in 10+ user interviews, creation of user flows, personas and 4 distinct dashboards. By end of the project, the client recognized the value of the design process and extended the work.
I aided in the creation of a clinical research portal for a global organization. We developed a centralized source of truth that integrates the analytics portfolio of a research facility into a visually engaging, intuitive and easy to navigate interface. The interface included intense detail to microinteraction and branding as well.
I love my work at Deloitte as a designer and I have been able to learn so much within these past years.


Dublin Chamber warns against strict new laws on e-scooters
by Michael StainesThe Dublin Chamber of Commerce is warning against the introduction of overly restrictive regulations on e-scooters.
It comes as Dublin City Council calls for e-scooter users to be forced to sit a test, get tax and insurance and wear protective clothing.
The opposing views are contained in submissions both bodies made to the Government’s public consultation on e-scooter use.
Under current road safety legislation, e-scooters are technically illegal; however, as their popularity increases, the Government is now considering whether to update the legislation.
In its submission, the Dublin Chamber said the scooters could have a key role in the effort to reduce emissions and congestion in Irish cities.
Spokesperson Graeme McQueen said some regulation is needed but said the Government should be very careful about being too strict.
“Ultimately this has a really good potential in terms of getting people to switch to sustainable transport,” he said.
“The aim is to encourage people to use them – so we have to make sure that any restrictions are not overly restrictive.”
He said it would set a negative precedent if laws that were drafted for older technologies like cars were used to block new technologies as they come on the market.
“New technologies are coming in all the time,” he said. “It is all about how we embrace them.”
“We want to encourage as many people as possible to use them. That is going to be good for everyone in terms of sustainability and lack of congestion in the city.
“I think we have to come at this from a position of, ‘how can we make this work?’ and not make it overly restrictive because ultimately we’ll end up putting people off.”
The Department of Transport will consider the response to the public consultation in the coming weeks, with Minister Shane Ross to then expected to announce a decision.


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Below are books that I've authored. You can click on each image to navigate to the webpage where you can get the book.
Each one is sold under a pay-what-you-want model. You can get the books for any price you'd like, including nothing. You'll receive the PDF, ePub and mobi files. I've suggested a fair price that I believe is commensurate with the value contained within each book.
The Data Science Handbook (April 2015)
The Data Science Handbook is a compilation of in-depth interviews with 25 remarkable data scientists, where they share their insights, stories, and advice.
These 25 data scientists hail from a wide selection of backgrounds, disciplines, and industries.
Some of them, like DJ Patil and Hilary Mason, were part of the trailblazing wave of data scientists who catapulted the field into national attention.
Others are at the start of their careers, such as Clare Corthell, who made her own path to data science by creating the Open Source Data Science Masters, a self-guided curriculum built on freely available internet resources.
The Product Manager Handbook (Nov 2013)
This ebook contains 10 in-depth interviews with product managers from companies like Google, Facebook, and Microsoft.
College Uncensored (May 2015)
This book curates 11 in-depth interviews with students sharing their honest stories, reflections, and opinions on their college experience.
It has interviews with students who took unconventional paths to college, made bold decisions, and who want share their thoughtful perspectives with others.


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Senior Australian Anglican to exit top job
Australia's most senior Anglican will step down from the top job two months early, ahead of a meeting where he was expected to win another three-year term.
Anglican Primate of Australia, Melbourne Archbishop Philip Freier, announced on Monday that he will leave the role on March 31 next year and won't seek re-election.
He will remain as Archbishop of Melbourne, a role he's held since 2006.
Archbishop Freier, who has served a six-year term as head of the church in Australia, had been expected to continue his role as Anglican Primate.
The usual custom for outgoing Anglican primates is to end their term after chairing the national synod, which is next being held in Queensland from May 31 to June 5 in 2020.
But Archbishop Freier will step down two months before the synod, where he was expected to win another three-year term.
He wrote to all Australian Anglican bishops to say he would not put his hand up for another term and wanted to give time for his successor to prepare for the synod.
"I am hopeful that my early advice to you will enable a smooth transition to be made," Archbishop Freier wrote.
A telephone conference with the board of electors is scheduled for December 23, before a meeting on March 14.
It is not yet known who will replace the archbishop as primate.


These are some of the designs that we are planning to use and/or modernize for use in the pavilion
Designs for the Pavilion
We are planning to use the structure design below as a basis for an eating area.
Designs for the Pavilion
The design below is primed to be used as part of a welcome area near the entrance of the pavilion.
EPCOT Gupta Empire Pavilion Concept
EPCOT is a registered trademark of the Walt Disney Company.
This webpage is purely conceptual, and is not intended to represent or depict any actual event, person, or entity, and any such similarities are purely coincidental.


Before Change
kernel_size=1,
in_channels=in_channels))
if cls_activ:
self.output.add(nn.LeakyReLU(alpha=0.1))
self.output.add(nn.AvgPool2D(
pool_size=avg_pool_size,
strides=1))
After Change
def darknet_tiny(**kwargs):
DarkNet Tiny model from "Darknet: Open source neural networks in c," https://github.com/pjreddie/darknet.
Parameters:
----------
pretrained : bool, default False
Whether to load the pretrained weights for model.
ctx : Context, default CPU
The context in which to load the pretrained weights.
root : str, default "~/.mxnet/models"
Location for keeping the model parameters.
return get_darknet(version="tiny", model_name="darknet_tiny", **kwargs)


Work by group 1
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--> Ganapathi Subramanyam Jayam
--> Cheemalamarri V S Siddhartha
--> V Ravi Teja
--> B Sai Nikhil Reddy
--> T Tarun Teja
{% extends 'base.html' %} {% block head %}
Members include:
--> Ganapathi Subramanyam Jayam
--> Cheemalamarri V S Siddhartha
--> V Ravi Teja
--> B Sai Nikhil Reddy
--> T Tarun Teja


Ernest Shackleton is one of the most famous alumni of Dulwich College. The College is situated in South London, the icon main building of which was designed by Charles Barry.
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Preseason | Week 1 | Week 2 | Week 3 | Week 4 | Week 5
Josh Gordons Bong Water (5-0)
Justin Cicchella
The one concern from preseason was Burrow. He hasn’t been great but hasn’t held the team back.
Liquid Poo (3-2)
Brien Mullinger
Highest point total of anyone on the year. From preseason rankings till now would be worst to first if cheech’s team wasn’t so good.
Trophy Wife (3-2)
Courtney Ressa
Swift scored the 5th most on the team and still had 22 points.
Gib-me-Son More Don Julio (3-2)
Aaron Lam
156 pointa with Kyler having a bad day.
Solid Poo (3-2)
Brian Havrilla
Through 5 weeks has now started an inactive Trey Sermon, 49 year old Devonta Freeman, 47 year old Peyton Barber, and who ever Brandon Bolden is. Yet has a winning record at 3-2.
Dayton Manning (2-3)
Teddy Baldassarre
Teddy: “I start 2 running backs from the same team in fantasy”
"Oh, so the Browns backfield? Or the Cowboys?"
Teddy: "No, the Falcons"
"Wait, what?""
Pound My Hole (3-2)
Bryan Opaskar
Has an injured player at each position.
Adam Shafter (2-3)
Jonny Chernek
A step forward with Herbert scoring 41 but 2 steps back with Barkley getting hurt again.
Cook'n These Hoes (2-3)
Eric Tchen
Will look like Havrilla’s running backs until Cook and Carson are healthy.
Toonsis The cat (2-3)
Josh Dasch
Won’t win too many games while starting a white WR2.
CeeDeez Nuts (1-4)
Michael Gragg
Scored the 3rd highest point total this season.. yet still lost.
Fun fact: The top 3 all happened this week (not so fun for me though).
Blue Balls (1-4)
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While Thielen is usually the exception. Please refer to write up for Josh’s team.


Create a draggable, resizable, rotatable rectangle or ellipse. The 'ellipse' param determines if the displayed object is a rectangle or ellipse. The object is identical in both cases, only the display changes. The created object may be queried or controlled programatically by using the returned api. The 'rotate' param determines overall behavior of the created object. If rotate=0, the resulting object (rect or ellipse) is axis aligned. In terms of the graphical interface it is identical to Matlab's imrect (can drag by clicking in interior or resize by clicking on edges), although it is much less cpu intensive. If rotate>0, the resulting object is rotatable. In addition to the interface for a non-rotatable object, four control points are present, one at the center of each edge. Three of these have color given by the 'color' flag, the last has color 'colorc'. The odd colored control point is used to display orientation. Dragging this control point or the one opposite changes orientation, dragging the remaining two resizes the object symmetrically. Finally, when creating a rotatable object, the first drag determines the major axes (height) of the object, with the width set to height*rotate (hence the rotate param also determines aspect ratio of newly created objects). Using this control scheme, an object can be naturally specified with two drags: the first is used to draw the major axes, the second to adjust the width. Position is represented by [x y w h theta], where [x,y] give the top/left corner of the rect PRIOR to rotation, [w,h] are the width and height, and theta is the angle in degrees. The final rect is given by first placing the rect at [x,y], then rotating it by theta around it's center. The advantage of this is that if theta=0, the first four elements are identical to the standard rect representation. The disadvantage is that [x,y] need not lie in the interior of the rect after rotation. USAGE [h,api] = imRectRot( varargin ) INPUTS varargin - parameters (struct or name/value pairs) .hParent - [gca] object parent, typically an axes object .ellipse - [0] if true display ellipse otherwise display rectangle .rotate - [1] determines if object is axis aligned .pos - [] initial pos vector [x y w h theta] or [] or [x y] .lims - [] rectangle defining valid region for object placement .showLims - [0] draw rectangle representing lims .color - ['g'] color for the displayed object .colorc - ['b'] color for the control point displaying orientation .lw - [2] 'LineWidth' property for the displayed object .ls - ['-'] 'LineStyle' property for the displayed object .cross - [0] if 1 show diagonal, if 2 show cross OUTPUTS h - handle used to delete object api - interface allowing access to created object .getPos() - get position - returns 5 elt pos .setPos(pos) - set position (while respecting constraints) .setPosLock(b) - if lock set (b==true), object cannot change .setSizLock(b) - if lock set (b==true), object cannot change size .setDrgLock(b) - if lock set (b==true), object cannot be dragged .setSidLock(lk) - [4x1] set locks for each side (tp/rt/bt/lf) .setPosChnCb(f) - whenever pos changes (even slightly), calls f(pos) .setPosSetCb(f) - whenever pos finished changing, calls f(pos) .uistack(...) - calls 'uistack( [objectHandles], ... )', see uistack .setStyle(...) - set line style (ls), width (lw), color and colorc EXAMPLE - interactively place simple axis aligned rectangle figure(1), imshow peppers.png; [h,api]=imRectRot('rotate',0); api.setPosChnCb( @(pos) disp(num2str(pos)) ); EXAMPLE - create rotatable ellpise that falls inside image figure(1); I=imread('cameraman.tif'); imshow(I); siz=size(I); [h,api]=imRectRot('pos',[60 60 40 40 45],'lims',[1 1 siz(1:2)-2 0],... 'showLims',1,'ellipse',1,'rotate',1,'color','w','colorc','y' ); api.setPosSetCb( @(pos) disp(num2str(pos)) ); See also IMRECT, RECTANGLE, PATCH Piotr's Computer Vision Matlab Toolbox Version 2.51 Copyright 2014 Piotr Dollar. [pdollar-at-gmail.com] Licensed under the Simplified BSD License [see external/bsd.txt]


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Samsung Galaxy A51 is leaked again revealing its battery capacity and the Galaxy A11 is reported to run Android 10 out of the box.
by Tech DeskSamsung is working on the new generation of Galaxy A-series devices for the year 2020 and the leaks for the upcoming devices have started to pile up already. The upcoming Galaxy A51 has been leaked on several occasions and the latest leak reveals its battery capacity. The Galaxy A11 has also been leaked to debut with model number SM-A115.
Sammobile reports that the Galaxy A11 will be a budget smartphone that will run Android 10 out-of-the-box and have 32GB of internal storage. It also says that the successor to the Galaxy A10 device will be made primarily available in Asia and Africa.
The latest leak about the Galaxy A51 comes in the form of a listing on the South Korean government’s research institute revealing the phone to be backed by a 4,500mAh battery. Earlier, the Galaxy A51 was spotted on Geekbench suggesting it will sport 4GB of RAM and run Android 10 out-of-the-box.
The Geekbench listing also suggests that the Galaxy A51 will be powered by the 10nm Exynos 9611 chipset– the same processor that powers the Galaxy A50s. The Galaxy A51 was also spotted on certification websites Wi-Fi Alliance and Bureau of Indian Standard (BIS) and reported to sport an L-shaped camera module at the back.
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by CNN NewsourceConvicted child molester Jerry Sandusky was resentenced Friday to 30 to 60 years in prison, the same penalty that was previously overturned, according to Kendra Miknis, court administrator for Centre County in Bellefonte, Pennsylvania.
The former Penn State assistant football coach's initial sentence of at least 30 years in prison was overturned in February by the Pennsylvania Superior Court, which found that mandatory minimum sentences were illegally imposed. Sandusky's request for a new trial was denied.
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odgi paths¶
SYNOPSIS¶
odgi paths [-i, –idx=FILE] [OPTION]…
DESCRIPTION¶
The odgi paths(1) command allows the investigation of paths of a given variation graph. It can calculate overlap statistics of groupings of paths.
OPTIONS¶
Graph Files IO¶
-i, –idx=FILE
File containing the succinct variation graph to investigate the paths
from. The file name usually ends with .og.
-O, –overlaps=FILE
Read in the path grouping file to generate the overlap statistics
from. The file must be tab-delimited. The first column lists a
grouping and the second the path itself. Each line has one path entry.
For each group the pairwise overlap statistics for each pairing will
be calculated and printed to stdout.
Investigation Options¶
-L, –list-paths
Print the paths in the graph to stdout. Each path is printed in its
own line.
-H, –haplotypes
Print to stdout the paths in an approximate binary haplotype matrix
based on the graph’s sort order. The output is tab-delimited:
path.name, path.length, node.count, node.1,
node.2, node.n. Each path entry is printed in its own line.
-D, –delim=CHAR
The part of each path name before this delimiter is a group
identifier. This parameter should only be set in combination with
[-H, –haplotypes]. Prints an additional, first column
group.name to stdout.
-d, –distance
Provides a sparse distance matrix for paths. If [-D, –delim] is
set, it will be path groups distances.
-f, –fasta
Print paths in FASTA format to stdout.
Threading¶
-t, –threads=N
Number of threads to use.
Program Information¶
-h, –help
Print a help message for odgi paths.
EXIT STATUS¶
0
Success.
1
Failure (syntax or usage error; parameter error; file processing
failure; unexpected error).
BUGS¶
Refer to the odgi issue tracker at https://github.com/pangenome/odgi/issues.


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A crash minidump file (DMP file) contains various information about the state of the application at the moment of time when it crashed.
- Note:
- The minidump file is created as follows. All the threads of the parent process are suspended, and a "snapshot" of the process is recorded. The snapshot includes the names and versions of all DLL-modules loaded into the process and the list of threads that work in the process. For each of those threads, call stack image is recorded. Also, the information about the version of the operating system, the number of CPUs and their brand names are written to minidump file.
The minidump is usually created with the help of the DbgHelp DLL's MiniDumpWriteDump() function. For additional information on the MiniDumpWriteDump() function, please refer to MSDN.
Technically, the crash minidump file may contain:
- general system information (OS version, CPU count, etc.);
- blocks of process memory (including values of global variables, the call stack and local variables for each execution thread);
- the list of loaded and unloaded modules (including their versions and timestamps).
Minidump size is typically about several tens of kilobytes, but the actual content of the minidump depends on the minidump type you pass as the value of the CR_INSTALL_INFO::uMiniDumpType field.
To analyze crash minidump files generated by the CrashRpt library, you typically open those files in Visual Studio or in WinDbg. The following two sections of this page describe minidump opening instructions in details:
- Note:
- In order to recover the stack trace from the crash minidump, you need the debugging symbols (program database, PDB) generated by the compiler/linker for modules of your application. You may also need the source code of your application to be able to edit the place in the code where the crash happened.
In order to illustrate how to open a minidump file in Visual Studio, we will use a minidump file created for the
WTLDemo.exe demo application which is distributed with CrashRpt distribution archive.
To create such a minidump, you can follow the steps below:
- Compile (if you haven't yet compiled) the CrashRpt in Release configuration as described on Compiling CrashRpt page.
- Go to the bin directory under the top-level directory of CrashRpt distribution. You can see that Visual Studio has created several EXE and DLL binary files (WTLDemo.exe, CrashRptXXXX.dll, etc.) and PDB files for those binaries (WTLDemo.pdb, CrashRptXXXX.pdb, etc.) The XXXX is the placeholder for the actual version of CrashRpt library.
Finally, you should have a directory structure like this:
- WTLDemo
- 1.4.1
- WTLDemo.exe
- WTLDemo.pdb
- CrashRpt1401.dll
- CrashRpt1401.pdb
- Save the source code of the WTLDemo application to some directory (we will need it later). The source code of the WTLDemo app is located inside of \demos\WTLDemo subdirectory under the top-level directory of CrashRpt distribution.
- Note:
- If you use SVN or another version control system for storing your code, you can just mark the revision with a tag to be able to restore the state of the code at any time.
- Next, go to the bin directory again and run the WTLDemo.exe. When the dialog appears, click the "Crash" button. When Error Report dialog appears, click the "What does this error report contains?" link. Then in the Error Report Details dialog, click the "Export..." button to export the error report files as a ZIP archive. Export your error report to some directory.
- Unzip the error report archive. It contains crashdump.dmp file and several other files.
Now, when you have the crashdump.dmp file, you can open it in Visual Studio. In order to open crash minidump file, double-click its file name.
- Note:
- Alternatively, if you have several versions of Visual Studio installed (for example a commercial one and an Express edition) right-click the filename and in the context menu select Open With and then choose what Visual Studio version to use.
A new Visual Studio window appears displaying general information on the
crashdump.dmp (see the figure below).
Visual Studio: crashdump.dmp
In the Visual Studio window, click the
Debug with Native Only to load the minidump data. When the data has been loaded, you should be able to see the dialog containing information about the exception, such as exception address, module name, exception code and its textual description (see the figure below). Press the 'Break' button to continue.
Unhandled Exception Message
In the
Output window, you should be able to see the log of minidump loading progress. If you do not see the
Output window, open menu
View and click the
Output menu item.
Output Window
Now look at the
Modules window. If you do not see such a window, open menu
Debug->Windows and select the
Modules menu item. Click the
Symbol Status column header twice to sort modules by symbol load status in descending order. Now you should be able to see what symbols have beel loaded for
WTLDemo.exe and
CrashRptXXXX.dll modules.
Modules: Symbols load status for each module
As the debug symbols seem to be loaded successfully for the main modules of the application, in the code window (see the figure below) you should be able to see the place in your source code where the exception occurred. We can see that the crash occurred in file
CrashRpt.cpp at line 829 inside of
crEmulateCrash() function because of assigning a null pointer variable with the value 0. If the reason of the crash is clear, you even can edit the source code right in place to fix the problem.
Line of the code where exception occurred
- Note:
- If line numbers are not displayed (this is the default), open menu Tools->Options..., in appeared dialog's tree choose Text Editor->C++, and then set the check mark in the Line numbers field.
You can see the values of local variables by moving the mouse cursor over the variable name. The value (if known) is displayed in a tooltip window. Not all variable's values can be recovered, this depends on the minidump type you use and on other factors, such as code optimizations.
In order to better understand the reason of the crash, we would like to know what C++ class or function called the crEmulateCrash() function and for what purpose. We can do that with the help of the Call stack window (see the figure below). If the Call stack window is hidden, open menu Debug->Windows and select the 'Call Stack' menu item.
Call Stack
Each line (also called a
stack frame) of the stack trace contains the name of module the code belongs to, the name of symbol (function or class), offset from beginning of symbol code, source file and line number. Moving down the stack, we can see that
crEmulateCrash() was called by the
CMainDlg::DoCrash() class method, which, in turn was called by the
CMainDlg::OnOK() method as the result of button click.
Typically, the program has several execution threads. You can switch between threads using the Threads tab and browse the stack for each thread. We can see that there are two threads in the application: the main thread and the worker thread. The exception occured in the main thread, the second thread didn't crash.
Threads Window
Finally, when you have finished with analyzing minidump data, close the Visual Studio window.
The case described above is the easiest one, because Visual Studio located all binaries, PDB files and source files automatically. But in general, there may be some problems with reading minidumps, when Visual Studio can't locate those files, or when the timestamps of those files do not match.
In order to locate matching binaries, PDB files and source code files, Visual Studio uses the absolute paths embedded into the PDB file at the time of compilation and linking. So, when you do not delete/move/modify the files you used to build the solution, Visual Studio can locate them automatically. But, if you delete/move or modify those files, Visual Studio won't be able to locate them.
In order to illustrate such a case, we will remove the entire bin and \demos\WTLDemo folders containing WTLDemo's source code we used for compilation, together with resulting binaries and PDB files. Then if we open the minidump file again, in the Modules window we will see that the symbols could not be loaded (see the figure below).
No Symbols Loaded
Symbol status for
WTLDemo.exe and
CrashRpt1401.dll modules shows that there were no matching binaries found. In order to fix this, you should specify symbol search path manually. In the minidump window, click the
Set symbol paths and enter the path to the directory where your PDB files are located (see the figure below for example).
Where to load symbols from
Now reload the minidump. You can see that the stack trace is now recovered correctly. But there is still one problem - the correct source code files are not displayed. In the
Call Stack window, double-click the topmost stack frame. A dialog titled 'Find Source: crashrpt.cpp' will appear. In this dialog, browse to the folder where you saved the source code and pick the
crashrpt.cpp file. Now the correct source file should be displayed in Visual Studio source code window.
At this point, you should be able to read the minidump correctly. If the problem remains, follow the instructions below:
- Ensure that correct matching binaries and/or PDB files were saved after compilation. Ensure you save excatly the same binaries and PDB files that were generated during the compilation/linking process. If you rebuild (or partially rebuild) your solution, you should save those files again.
- If symbols for some modules of your program are loaded, and you are still unable to read the stack trace, than there were no debugging symbols generated for the module where crash had occurred. Check that you set Program Database (/Zi) compiler flag and Generate Debug Info (/DEBUG) linker flag for all modules of your application. For additional info, see Enabling Program Database (/Zi, /DEBUG) in Release Configuration.
- If the stack trace is not as accurate as you expect, the reason may be the code optimizations. It is recommended that you turn the frame pointer omission (FPO) optimizations off.
You can use
WinDbg program from
Microsoft Debugging Tools for Windows for opening crash minidumps. It is freely distributed.
To open the minidump file, launch WinDbg and open the crash dump by pressing CTRL+D key combination. In the appeared Open File dialog, pick the crashdump.dmp and press the Open button. The Command window appears (see the figure below) allowing you to enter commands and see the output.
Opening a crash minidump in WinDbg
Next, you need to set the symbol path for WinDbg with the
.sympath command. Switch to the command window (ALT+1) and enter
.sympath followed by a space followed by the semi-colon delimited list of directories to search.
.sympath D:\Projects\symbols\WTLDemo\1.4.1
Similarly you need to set the executable and source search paths with the .exepath and
.srcpath commands.
.exepath D:\Projects\symbols\WTLDemo\1.4.1
.srcpath D:\Projects\WTLDemo
The final step is to change the debugger context to the context record associated with the exception by entering the
.ecxr command.
If everything is configured correctly, you should now be able to walk the call stack, see local variables, and loaded modules. You can even have WinDbg highlight the offending line of code by double clicking the WTLDemo frame in the Call Stack window (ALT+6). Note: The exact line number may be a little off due to linker optimizations.
Further reading: Automating Crash Report Processing.


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Arguments
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Arguments
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Arguments
| name | [String] | Name of the event. |
| event | [Dictionary] | A dictionary of keys and values to add to the Titanium.Event object sent to the listeners. |
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Gets the value of the isLocal property.
Gets the value of the name property.
Gets the value of the socket property.
Gets the value of the type property.
Publish a Bonjour service to the network. Only works if isLocal is TRUE
Arguments
| socket | [Object] | a TCPSocket object to associate with the Bonjour service. |
Removes the specified callback as an event listener for the named event.
Arguments
| name | [String] | Name of the event. |
| callback | [Callback<Object>] | Callback function to remove. Must be the same function passed to addEventListener. |
Resolve a Bonjour service from the network. Must be done before attempting to access the service's socket information, if a remote service. You cannot resolve a locally published service.
Arguments
| timeout | [Number] | the timeout for service resolution, in seconds. Optional, default is 120s. |
Sets the value of the domain property.
Arguments
| domain | [String] | New value for the property. |
Sets the value of the isLocal property.
Arguments
| isLocal | [Boolean] | New value for the property. |
Sets the value of the name property.
Arguments
| name | [String] | New value for the property. |
Sets the value of the socket property.
Arguments
| socket | [Object] | New value for the property. |
Sets the value of the type property.
Arguments
| type | [String] | New value for the property. |


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