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THREE COLORS: RED A film review by Raymond Johnston Copyright 1994 Raymond Johnston
Dir: Krysztof Kieslowski Photography: Piotr Sobocinski Starring: Irene Jacob, Jean-Louis Trintignant, Frederique Feder, Jean-Pierre Lorit
The third of the "Three Colors" trilogy, and according to the director his final film, is a bleak and downbeat loosely structured love story. In contrast to the complex revenge plot of WHITE , RED relies heavily on parallel incidents, coincidences, premonition dreams, doppelgangers, and superstitious fate to flesh out themes of love, chance, and privacy. Irene Jacob (DOUBLE LIFE OF VERONIQUE) plays a Swiss fashion model who by chance encounters retired judge Jean-Louis Trintignant. Trintignant is a cold and bitter old man who, like the protagonist in the much inferior SLIVER, cynically eavesdrops on his neighbors and expounds on the sorry plight of the human condition. The talky encounters between them make up the main body of the film, and their conversations impact on the lives of a small group of minor characters.
Following the plan of the trilogy, this film should have been about fraternity. That theme seems to be interpreted in how people's lives are intertwined through minor events. A minor mistake that one character makes, for example, leads to somebody having grandchildren thirty-five years later. Another character adjusting a car radio sets much of the story in motion, changing the lives of several characters permanently.
Irene Jacob takes a blank sincerity to her role. Her motivation in the film is called into question by Trintignant's judge character, and her blankness leaves the answers up to the audience. She, like the audience, is repulsed and fascinated by Trintignant's callousness and voyeurism. Trintignant, one of France's leading actors, projects an almost palpable air of bitter dejection and moral decay.
What helps to unify this film is the use of red. Cinematographer Piotr Sobocinski includes it in almost every scene. It is in banners and photographs, costumes, slot machines, cars; any conceivable place. A special lighting design that required more than twice the lights of BLUE and WHITE combined also brings unity to the film.
RED provides some interesting insight on the nature of everyday encounters and chance meetings, but not without some heavy handed foreshadowing and polemic speeches. It is a challenging film that may not satisfy the fans of Kieslowski's more mainstream and humorous WHITE. It does fall well within the tradition of European post new-wave cinema, and is in some ways reminiscent of Godard's early color work.
After the screening at the New York Film Festival, director Kieslowski, through the aid of an interpreter, answered questions. Typical of European directors, he did not say much. When asked about the unifying theme of the trilogy, he said that if you find a theme there is a theme, if you don't there isn't. When asked about the three films of the trilogy being so different, he said that it was the distributor's idea to call the films a trilogy. When asked about being an artist, he said that he was merely a technician. When asked about the film's stylistics, he said that it was due to the cinematographer. When asked about cinematic influences, he said he never went to the movies anymore. He also dodged questions about the meaning of the end of the film. He did say that he was retiring from film making, and did not know what he was going to do next. Kieslowski seems full of energy for an aging man, and hopefully a few months of retirement will make him want to return to work.
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Triangle Inequality
According to triangle inequality the sum of the length of two sides of a triangle must be greater than the third side. If this condition is true for any triangle then the triangle follows the inequality.
It states that:
or
or
Travelling salesman problem: The travelling salesman problem follows the triangular inequality. It is the problem in which a salesman in a city travels to the other cities for selling his products without repeating any city twice except the city from where he has started his tour. There is fixed cost incurred for travelling from one city to the other city.
It can be represented using a graph G (V, E) in which V is the number of nodes which represents the number of cities the salesman visits. The number of edges E of the graph are representing the r out that is followed by the salesman. The cost for any route from u to v is which is shown on the edges of the graph. The graph showing the travelling salesman problem is as:
In the above graph it is shown that the salesman starts his tour from city a he goes to the city b from there he goes forward to c, d, e and f after thathe came back to city a. The cost of each route is shown on the respective edges.
Metric Travelling salesman problem: This is the TSP which follows triangular inequality, and minimum cost is incurred while visiting each vertex single time. According to metric travelling salesman problem the cost elapsed for travelling from one city to other is less than that cost if he follows any indirect route.
For example: The cost of going from u to v will be lesser than the cost incurred when he goes from u to w and then from w to v. This shows the inequality because the sum of cost incurred in the indirect path is greater than the cost in the direst path. That is the sum of two sides of triangle is greater than one side.
The algorithm to solve the metric TSP is as:
Algorithm:
// A MST is a spanning tree which has minimum weight of all the spanning trees.
1. Find minimum spanning tree from G.
// increase every edge of MST to get a eulerian graph.
2. Increase each of the minimum spanning trees to get an Eulerian graph
// Eulerian circuit is a path which each vertex only once and start and it is trailing on
// same vertex.
3. Find out Eulerian circuit E from.
4. Output the vertices of as found out in.
In the above algorithm first step is to find the minimum spanning tree (MST) for the graph. The minimum spanning tree is the graph without any cycle such that it can cover all the vertices of the graph and its weight or cost is lesser than all other spanning trees for the same graph.
After that is finds the Euler graph for the MST, for finding the Euler graph it extends the edges of MST. Euler graph is the one that contains the Euler cycle and Euler cycle is path which contains each edge of the graph exactly once. Now, the Euler circuit for the graph is calculated which is the path in which each vertex is added only once accept the starting vertex which is also the ending vertex.
TSP WITH THREE VERTICES: Consider the graph with three vertices u, v, and w. it is the graph with three edges and is a complete undirected graph as shown below:
The cost of the edges of the graph is as:
Cost function c in going from u to v=
Cost function c in going from u to w=
Cost function c in going from v to w=
Hence, the cost incurred in this MST travelling salesman problem will be:
The reason is this; in any triangle the basis property is that any two side length sum is greater than the third one side. So, here triangle side length is same as cost from one point to other and points are same as vertices as in the triangle.
Now, if there is any transformation of triangle in any traveling sales man problem structure the triangular inequality can be applied to check which route has less cost charges. If triangle inequality fails it means those point cannot make any triangle structure.
Thus, it is proved that for all.
TSP WITH FOUR VERTICES: Now, consider the graph for TSP in which there are four vertices. In this graph, there is a path with four vertices u, v, w and x. To traverse the path from vertex u to vertex x there are two routes that is it can be traced either from u to v then x or u to w then u and finally x.
As according to the condition the triangle u, v, w follows triangular inequality
Cost function c in going from u to v=
Cost function c in going from w to u =
Cost function c in going from v to w =
Cost function c in going from to x =
Therefore, which also fulfills the condition that for all.
TSP WITH n VERTICES: For n vertex TSP consider the graph given below
From the above graph first consider the path v, u, and w. Starting from v to reach u, the path that can be tracedis either from v to u or v to w and then u. From, triangular inequality:
Hence, the path from v to u will be chosen, and thus again the cost for all.Similarly, it can be proved for rest of all the paths in the above figure.
Thus, it is proved that in a complete undirected pathwith at least three vertices will always have a cost function c followed with triangle inequality, which will be for all.
A TSP (Travelling Salesman Problem) is a problem in which a salesman in a city travels to the other cities for selling his products without repeating any city twice except the city from where he has started his tour.
• There is fixed cost incurred for travelling from one city to the other city.
• travelling salesman problem is represented using an undirected graph G (V, E) where V represent the set of vertices and E represent the set of edge between two vertices.
• The cost for any route from u to v is represented by non-negative integer cost function .
Let I refer to the original instance of the TSP. In this instance of TSP, there are n cities. The maximum number of edges possible assuming no multi-edges is .
Cost function for the edge of this instance of TSP is.
Let the maximum cost of an edge in this instance is m.
To transform this instance of TSP to another instance, add m to each edge of the original instance. This operation takes a total of steps because there are a total of edges in the system. So, the total complexity of the operation is which is of polynomial order. The new instance of TSP, has cost function.
Triangle Inequality: Sum of two sides of a triangle greater than the length of the third side.
Let three random vertices be are representing a triangle in the graph of the TSP.
Every edge of the instance of TSP is positive in magnitude, therefore, can be expressed as the following:
The above proves that the property of triangle inequality is maintained in the new instance of TSP, .
Thus, in polynomial time, one instance of the travelling salesman problem can be transformed into another instance whose cost function satisfies the triangle inequality property.
The optimal tour consists of every vertex being traversed only once. Connecting every vertex in the graph requires edges. It is required to each the initial vertex at the end, so, there is need of one more edge. So, the number of edges in an optimal tour is the following:
In the new instance, that was created, the new cost function is
So, weight of every edge is increment by m.
The total amount of increment in n edges is nm.
Constant amount of change happens in every tour, thus, the relative order of total weights of each tour remains the same.
Thus, it is concluded that the two instances of TSP have the same set of optimal tours.
Theorem 35.3 states that if, then there cannot be a polynomial-time approximation algorithm for TSP with approximation ratio.
The -approximation algorithm to the transformed TSP instance exists with.
When this algorithm is used on the original TSP instance, the following observations are made:
Cost of optimal tour =
Cost of a random tour that is the output of running the algorithm on = .
When this algorithm is used on the transformed TSP instance, the following observations are made:
Cost of optimal tour =
Cost of a random tour that is the output of running the algorithm on =
By considering an instance of, the following observation is made:
This happened because the term mn dominated the optimal cost of the instance. So, the constant factor approximation to the transformed TSP doesn’t give constant factor approximation to the original TSP instance.
Thus, the polynomial time transformation doesn’t contradict Theorem 35.3 even under the assumption that .
Let the optimal tour at the step i be denoted as and the tour produced by the heuristic as . Suppose the vertex on the cycle that is nearest to is vertex on adding vertex because the cost function satisfies the triangle inequality, it is easy to get . So, and recall the Prim’s algorithm because the way the nodes and edges are added is closest point heuristic like Prim’s algorithm
The preorder traversal can also be defined if the parent node is traversed first and then left child and then right child, it means that the parent is considered before the children.
So, the cost of the MST produced by prim’s algorithm is equal to . Since, , so it can be proved that
An optimal tour never crosses itself can be shown by eliminating a crossing always results in a tour with smallest cost.
Now, consider the following figure:
In the above figure, the crossing is eliminating by replacing the given edgewith and the edgewith the edge.
According to triangle inequality of Euclidian distance, the sum of two side’s cost in a triangle must be greater than to the cost of the remaining side.
. …… (1)
and
…… (2)
Now, add the equation (1) and (2), then user will obtained:
…… (3)
From the above figure, and. Put these values in the equation (3), then;
Hence, the newly constructed tour’s cost is smaller than the cost of the tour with crossing.


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Week 1: Lecture 1: Introduction to Swift
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2. Introduction to Apple "Teaching Code" resources.
3. XCode installation.
- Lets have a look at the Apple Xcode Page.
- Bare in mind we aren't using the latest version of MacOS or XCode. We are going to be using XCode 11 on macOS 10.14 - "Mojave".
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Earlier this week I watched the film Selma.(1) The Selma marches took place in Alabama only 50 years ago in 1965. 50 years ago, a very short amount of time, African-Americans were still fighting for fighting for their voice to be heard.  It was when they found out a large group of musicians wanted to play a concert at the end of the march in Montgomery.The news was met with child like happiness.(2) During one of the most depressing times in human history music can uplift and inspire.
In 1964, 51 years ago the fight was for ending segregation, The Civil Rights Movement. Also in 1964, Otis Redding released his debut album, Pain in my Heart. A beautiful album featuring songs of love and love lost, one hell of a backing band and one of the best voices of all time. Redding born in Dawson, Georgia in 1941 spent the bulk of his teenage years touring the the southern states with Little Richard and Johnny Jenkins as a member of their backing bands, The Upsetters and The Pinetoppers, respectively. And while Pain in my Heart may not have dealt with the Civil Rights Movement directly, being from the south and touring the south at time when the colour of your skin meant you were only allowed to play certain clubs, I’m sure Redding knew exactly what he was doing. Making music to uplift people when they may be at their worst.
This in no way compares to my life, it would be foolish for me to think about trying to compare my little insignificant “White Canadian” problems to the struggles of the Civil Rights Movement. So I will just say this: For as long as I can remember I turned to 3 things during shitty times in my life. Family, Friends & Music. They are things that will always be there to stand you back up when you’re at your worst.
1/ It’s amazing, watch it
2/ I know that this is a film adaptation but I can only imagine that the response was the same in 1965 as it was in the film


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MOROS Lisp v0.5.0
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(load "/lib/lisp/core.lsp")
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(if (nil? args) "Usage: fibonacci <num>"
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> lisp /tmp/lisp/fibonacci.lsp 20
6755
(load "/lib/lisp/core.lsp")
(print "Hello, World!")
(var foo 42) # Variable definition
(set foo (+ 40 2)) # Variable assignement
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The following instructions are part of Agilla's extended ISA. They require an extra byte of code to switch the agent VM into an extended ISA mote. Thus, each instruction consumes at least two bytes. The extended ISA consists of 13 modes, each with up to 256 instructions. When an agent encounters an extended instruction, it automatically switches to the appropriate mode. The programmer does not need to manually switch the processor into an extended mode.
Instruction |
Short Description | Opcode | |
| shiftl | Shift left | 0x00 | |
| shiftr | Shift right | 0x01 | |
| depth | Push depth of op stack onto stack | 0x02 | |
| err | Put the mote into an error mode | 0x03 | |
| tcount | counts the number of tuples in the local tuple space that match a template | 0x04 | |
| routgs | Sequential group remote out | 0x05 | |
| remove | Remove tuple from tuple space | 0x06 | |
| hid | Pushes the host ID onto the stack | 0x07 | |
| locToValue | Converts a location to a value | 0x08 | |
| rrdpgs | serial remote rdpg operation (reliable rrdpg) | 0x09 | |
| sub | Subtract | 0x0a |
Instruction |
Short Description | Opcode | |
| egetvar | Fetches a variable from the heap | 0x80-0xbf | |
| esetvar | Stores a variable onto the heap | 0xc0-0xff |
Instruction |
Short Description | Opcode | |


She is an American singer-songwriter. Her narrative songwriting, which often centers around her personal life, has received widespread critical plaudits and media coverage. Born in West Reading, Pennsylvania, Swift relocated to Nashville, Tennessee in 2004 to pursue a career in country music. Her 2006 eponymous debut studio album was the longest-charting album of the 2000s on the Billboard 200. Its third single, "Our Song", made her the youngest person to single-handedly write and perform a number-one song on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart. Swift's second studio album, Fearless (2008), expands on country pop styles and won the Grammy Award for Album of the Year. Buoyed by the success of crossover singles "Love Story" and "You Belong with Me", Fearless was certified Diamond by the Recording Industry Association of America. Speak Now (2010), her third studio album, blends country pop with rock sensibility and spawned the top-10 singles "Mine" and "Back to December".
Fun Facts
At the young age of nine, Taylor Swift worked in musical theater. This allowed her to perform in the Berks Youth Theatre Academy productions four different times. It was a great experience for her that helped shape her stage presence.
At age twelve, Taylor took guitar lessons from a computer repairman, who also knew a thing or two about songwriting. This was the first step in her musical career.
Taylor Swift was only 14 years old when she wrote “Our Song.” She played the song at her 9th-grade talent show. It went on to hit #1 on the charts, and the music video was also named Video Of The Year at the 2008 CMT Music Awards.
She has dated Harry Styles, Jon Mayor, Jake Gyllenhaal, and Conor Kennedy to name a few. “I Knew You Were Trouble” is reportedly written about Gyllenhall. So boys beware. If the relationship doesn’t end well, she will probably write a breakup song about you.
Taylor Swift releases her self-titled debut album, a collection of country-pop tunes the singer wrote during her freshman year of high school. Led by the Top 20 single "Tim McGraw," it peaks at #5 on the Albums chart and becomes the longest-charting album of the 2000s in the US, logging 157 weeks by 2009.
Eighteen-year-old Taylor Swift releases her second album, Fearless, which goes on to sell over 10 million copies in America. Standout tracks include "Love Story" and "You Belong With Me."
Taylor Swift releases her third album, Speak Now. One of the more confessional songs is "Mean," where she takes aim at her critics, including industry insider Bob Lefsetz, who wrote that Swift was "too young and dumb to understand the mistake she made" in performing with Stevie Nicks at the Grammy Awards.
Taylor Swift releases her fourth album, Red. The first single is the #1 "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together," a kiss-off to an ex she refuses to name.
Taylor Swift issues 1989, her biggest-selling album. The first two singles are monster hits: "Shake It Off" and "Blank Space."
Taylor Swift releases her sixth album, Reputation.
Taylor Swift releases Lover, an upbeat album that stands in contrast to her previous release, the serpentine Reputation.


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IN THE HIGH COURT OF JHARKHAND AT RANCHI A.B.A. No.2460 of 2015 1. Rajiv Ranjan, S/o Shri Ramvir Singh, R/o Village - Shivpuri Colony (Manpur), P.O. & P.S. - Manpur, District - Gaya (Bihar) 2. Abhay Shankar Kumar, S/o Shri Kedar Nath Singh, R/o Shaheed Road, Near Paradise Cinema Hall, P.O. & P.S. - Kotwali, District - Gaya (Bihar) 3. Siyakant Sharma, S/o Late Birendra Sharma, R/o Village - Pirijpura, P.O. & P.S. - Sakurabad, District - Jehanabad (Bihar) ..... Petitioners Versus The State of Jharkhand ..... Opp. Party ---------
CORAM: HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE AMITAV K. GUPTA
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For the Petitioners : Mr. P. S. Dayal, Advocate For the State : A.P.P --------- 02/Dated: 18th August, 2015
Heard learned counsel for the petitioners and learned A.P.P.
2. Petitioners are apprehending their arrest in connection with the case registered under Sections 379 of the Indian Penal Code read with Section 4, 21 of the Pollution Control Act and Section 33 of the Indian Forest Act.
3. Learned counsel, for the petitioners, has submitted that the petitioners have been made an accused on the basis of suspicion. That no witness has come forward to say that the said stone crusher belonged to these petitioners. It is stated that local villagers had disclosed the name of the petitioners, but in investigation no local villagers have been examined. That the offence under Section 379 of the Indian Penal Code and Section 4, 21 of the Pollution Control Act are not attracted against these petitioners. That the petitioners have no concern with the said stone crushers. It is submitted that on the similar allegation, co-accused have been granted anticipatory bail vide order dated 11.03.2014 passed in A.B.A. No.5138 of 2014.
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4. Learned A.P.P while opposing the prayer for bail of the petitioners, has conceded that no independent witnesses have come forward to say that the said crusher was being run by these petitioners.
5. It is evident that the informant has not prepared any seizure list of the alleged boulders and chips and no independent witnesses have been examined neither the plot number of the land is mentioned, thus, in the facts and circumstances of the case, the above named petitioners are directed to surrender in the Court below within two weeks from the date of this order and in the event of their arrest or surrender the Court below shall enlarge the above named petitioners on bail on furnishing bail bonds of Rs. 10,000/- (Rupees ten thousand) each with two sureties of the like amount each to the satisfaction of Judicial Magistrate, 1st Class, Hazaribag in connection with Barkatha P.S. Case No. 47 of 2013 corresponding to G.R. No. 704 of 2013, subject to the conditions as laid down under Section 438(2) of the Cr.P.C. It is made clear that if the process under Section 82 Cr.P.C has been issued by the trial court then the prayer for bail of the petitioners shall be considered on merit.
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On this, the 315th episode of The Ivy Envy Podcast, we talk about the last of the Cardinals series and the entire Cubs series with the Brewers. You can't have a discussion about the last few weeks in Cubs baseball without spending a lot of time talking about the bullpen.
We start things off by talking about hearing the guys on Effectively Wild calling the Cubs "bulletproof". Does this team feel bulletproof to you? Does it feel weird to have anyone refer to the Cubs as bulletproof?
Five years ago, Starlin Castro was called up and made his MLB debut. Lots of fans are down on Castro and we look back at the first five years of his career and share our opinions on Castro.
Jake Arrieta has had two rough games in a row. After looking so masterful last year and early on this year, that could make one a bit nervous. Corey does his best to calm those nerves and he has an explanation of what went wrong in those two games and why the results of those two games will not become the norm.
We have several listener questions to read though.
If you'd like to help support Ivy Envy and help us continue producing content with this podcast and The Daily Northside Recap, check out our Patreon campaign.


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Groups are collections of users who are all granted whatever privileges are associated with the group. You can use groups to assign privileges by role. For example, you can create different groups for sales, administration, and support and give the users in each group the appropriate access to the data they require for their work. You can grant or revoke privileges at the group level, and those changes will apply to all members of the group, except for superusers.
To view all user groups, query the PG_GROUP system catalog table:
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This page lists backup jobs that are set up to run on all hosts in a Bacula
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Preparation time
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Cooking time
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Make time for a lazy afternoon of cooking with Simon Hopkinson’s homemade cheese and onion pie recipe.
Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4 and place a baking tray in the oven to heat through.
For the pastry, place the butter and lard into a large bowl with the flour and salt. Gently rub the fat into the flour using finger tips until the texture resembles very coarse breadcrumbs. Alternatively use a food processor to bind the fat and flour.
Add 2-3 tbsp ice cold water to bind the mixture. Lightly knead the dough until well amalgamated, dust with flour and place into a sealable plastic bag. Chill in the fridge for 30 minutes before using. If you are in a rush, you can use the dough straightaway.
For the filling, heat the butter in a saucepan and fry the onions for 10 minutes, without colouring. Stir in 150ml/5fl oz water, salt and freshly ground black pepper and cook until almost all the liquid has evaporated. Remove the onions, spread out onto a plate and set aside to cool.
Roll out two-thirds of the pastry until it is about 0.5cm/¼in thick and line a greased 20cm/8in loose-bottomed tart tin, leaving any excess pastry overhanging the edge.
Now roll out the remaining pastry to a similar thickness which will also be generously wide enough to use as a lid to the pie. Cover the base of the pie with half of the onions and then cover with half the grated cheese.
Repeat the layering process in step 6 until all the mixture is used up.
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Place the pie into the oven and bake for 40-50 minutes, or until golden-brown. Remove from the oven and leave for a good 20-30 minutes before un-moulding and cutting into generous wedges.
Serve the pie warm or at room temperature (not piping hot).


Feature Processing¶
If there is a series of references that have different lengths, or the weighting is unknown, this example can help guide users to process the data.
In this example we use a few utilities provided by seg1d
to process raw data.
In many of the other examples, a reference set, target data, and weighting is assumed
or provided as sample. If you have data from multiple sources, perhaps of different lengths of time
(or samples of points) or varying features, the data must be rescaled and parsed for the matching features.
This example also shows how to generate the feature weights, which will compare a set of references and find
the features most simliar between them (as a normalized sum of all features).
First we import numpy and matplotlib (to plot for the example)
>>> import numpy as np
>>> import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
Then import the base seg1d and the seg1d processing module
>>> import seg1d
>>> import seg1d.processing as proc
########################## SEG1D Processing #######################
To start, we load an array of dictionaries provided as sample data in seg1d. raw_r is the set of references, and raw_t is a set of targets
>>> raw_r, raw_t = seg1d.sample_input_data()
First we can take a look at the reference datasets, noticing they are all different lengths
>>> plt.figure(figsize=(3,3))
>>> for r in raw_r:
... plt_r = np.asarray( [ x for x in r.values() ] ).T
... plt.plot(plt_r,alpha=0.3)
>>> plt.show()
Match feature length and center time series
The first function we use for pre-processing the data is match_len. This will take the largest array of all reference datasets and rescale the other datasets to this longer size
>>> ref_data = proc.Features.match_len(raw_r)
We can now plot the length-matched datasets to see how the reference segments do show similarity over the same scaled timespan
>>> plt_r = np.asarray( [ x for y in ref_data for x in y.values() ] ).T
>>> plt.figure(figsize=(3,3))
>>> plt.plot(plt_r,alpha=0.3)
>>> plt.show()
This next process is not always necessary, but is convenient to know. It simply shifts the mean of each array in the references to center along the 0 axis.
>>> ref_data = proc.Features.center(ref_data)
Make sure all reference data has valid keys In this step, we use the shared function by passing all the datasets we will will use to ensure no feature keys are missing. This requires a dictionary to map each feature correctly
>>> ref_data, tar_data = proc.Features.shared(ref_data, raw_t)
Generate weights from the segmented data One of the most important steps for many use cases is the automatic weighting of multiple features. The gen_weights function takes a list of reference datasets and finds the features that match best among all of the references. It then normalizes all the results from 0 to 1. This is important to note, as it means some features will not be used. If all of your features are necessary or should be used, this function should be skipped.
>>> weights = proc.Features.gen_weights(ref_data)
Finally, the last step of pre-processing is to get which params to use and limit to specific ones. In this example, we take only the top 20 features, limit to the normalized score of 0.8, and pass an empty list, which means we use all available features. If there was a list of features that you wanted to include, passing this key list of strings would be possible.
>>> weight_dict = proc.Features.meaningful(weights, limit=0.8, top=20, include_keys=[])
Now we can take a look at the reference data that we will use for segmentation. This data has also been centered (a few steps before)
>>> plt_r = np.asarray( [ x for y in ref_data for x in y.values() ] ).T
>>> plt.figure(figsize=(3,3))
>>> plt.plot(plt_r,alpha=0.3)
>>> plt.show()
########################## SEG1D Analysis #######################
At this point the data is properly processed and features weighted. From here on, the normal segmentation process (as seen in the other examples) is applied.
>>> s = seg1d.Segmenter()
>>> s.minW, s.maxW, s.step = 70, 150, 1
>>> for r in ref_data:
... s.add_reference(r)
As this sample dataset has multiple targets, we will just use the first one. However, you could iterate over all the target trials by wrapping the remaining code under this example loop: for idx, target in enumerate(tar_data):
Run the analysis on the first target data.
>>> target = tar_data[0]
We can visualize this target data before segmentation
>>> plt_t = np.asarray( [ x for x in target.values() ] )
>>> plt.figure(figsize=(15,4))
>>> plt.plot(plt_t.T,alpha=0.5)
>>> plt.show()
>>> s.set_target(target)
>>> s.w = weight_dict
>>> segments = s.segment()
>>> print(np.around(sorted(segments, key=lambda x: x[0])[:3], decimals=5))
[[ 42. 67. 0.99856]
[112. 137. 0.99864]
[181. 208. 0.99709]]
Now that we have segmented the data, the masked array can be plotted to show the results.
>>> plt_t = s.t_masked #get a NaN masked array of the target data
>>> # plot masked target
>>> plt.figure(figsize=(15,4))
>>> plt.plot(plt_t.T,alpha=0.5)
>>> plt.show()


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As with all things, moving a couple of hundred folders by hand seemed far too daunting so I wrote a bash script to do it.
This script enters each subdirectory within the current directory and, if it has a git remote, moves it to a folder that represents the git remote’s path.
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Here you may see a few pictures clicked by me. I clicked these photos with my phone's camera. I
believe every object can describe its living state, I mean to say personification through the
lens and hence the object gets independent of the life factor, just the definition of what it is
in that frame of time. Just as whole as it can be. I'm a beginner right now. But, I'll explore
this with time.
I'll describe the images now, so, the first click is of the candle which was
placed on my computer table and there was a power cut off in my house. I clicked the image and
named it as flame and used a poem by Linkin Park for it and later posted it onto my Instagram
handle.
The second image is of the moon which I clicked on 8th April 2020. I was
inspired by one
of my friends to click this one. Posted this one too on my Instagram handle.
 You may give them the meaning that comes to your mind.
I'll
keep exploring
this field... and keep updating this feed.
Computers
I was always smitten with these machines: the computers from when I was little, I saw those
512MB RAM computers, played around with them. Although, I did not have my own until
8th grade.
But, those computers in the year 2002 - 2007 I guess. They had this huge body and seemed so
attractive. I wanted to just play with them, my curiosity started to grow and since, at that
time, my only option was to visit my Nani's house and that happened only when I used to get my
summer vacations. My uncle would allow me to try my hands on the machine but it was only for a
very short time.
Nevertheless, I learned most just by looking at how they used it. Sometimes, they also did the
hardware stuff too. So, from there I learned about the hardware components such as the
motherboard, Hard Drive, Memory, CPU, etc. But, It never came to my mind that I would learn
about computers this way, the way that I have started to learn about them right now. And yeah,
now I want to use these machines in a way which would bring about a positive change in society.
Contribution is my goal as of now. That's just a brief of how I was introduced to computers in
my life.


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FILM TITLE: STRAWBERRY AND CHOCOLATE DIRECTOR: TOMAS GUTIERREZ ALEA, JUAN CARLOS TABIO COUNTRY: CUBA 1995 CINEMATOGRAPHY: MARIO GARCIA JOYER MUSIC: JOSE MARIA VITIER CAST: Jorge Perugorria, Vladimir Cruz, Mirta Ibarra, Francisco Gattorno, Joel Angelino, Marilyn Solaya SUPER FEATURES: A film from Cuba...
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
STRAWBERRY AND CHOCOLATE, is one of those films that is hard not to like, and at the same time, one wonders what is it that makes it good. It vacillates between being a political film, and a personal film, and one might wish that this would have been resolved some, to make the film easier to go along with.
The personal part of the film, is a nice story about a man, who is gay, who takes an attraction to another man. Instead of becoming lovers, they become good friends, even if they are on opposite side of things on a political, and personal, scale.
And then, on the other hand, is a slight political story, that is not vicious, but is tremendously suggestive that the war on Cuba is mainly about how well hidden one has to keep their personal intents, politically, so not to get over run by people who are so eager to satisfy the state, and get paid for it. It plays people against people, and damages any kind of social structure.
The other story is more interesting, although hardly developed. The gay man is a writer, possibly a subversive one by the Cuban standards, but he will not give up his "underground" fight to get books into the country, and add more "freedom" into their culture, specially the intellectual kind. He is involved in artistic circles, and his previous lover, an artist, has an art show pending, but he has a problem which may be stopping him as well, which is, he is also gay, in a society, where it is considered wrong, and basically punished with being cast out.
This may be the real theme in the film. The young man, who is being pursued, does not fall for the trickery and the games the gay man plays, but their friendship teaches the gay man something about being honest and direct, rather than tricky. At the same time, it hurts to learn all this, in a society where it isn't permissible. And although the film resolves well for the young man, it does not for the gay ones, which is the only solution that pretty much would help the film get made in Cuba, and not throw these people in jail.
It is believed that the authorities in Cuba have opened up the arts some, but if this film is an indication, and it was partially smuggled, and shot clandestinely in that country, thanks to the efforts of some Mexican and Spanish people. But the arts are still grossly held up to a ridicule and criticism, by a hypocritical standard that pretty much rules people into the ground. A sign that the communist Cuba, under Fidel, still is held together by a little more than strings and rubber bands.
One can only hope that this is a sign that this country has an art form which is due to break out. The question is when, a leader will realize the potential it has, not only to put people to work, but also to create revenues from abroad. STRAWBERRY AND CHOCOLATE, is not a great film, but it has a special appeal that is hard to let go. The film is choppy, an obvious result of its sporadic shooting style, but it manages to get it together in a reasonable fashion, not tied up neatly because the whole film is not tied up from the word go. It shows much promise, it really does, and this is important.
Worth seeing, if only to realize that Cuba is probably going to join the world map of arts pretty soon... count on it.
3.5 out of 5 GIBLOONS
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Played quite short game on Windows (quit on lvl2). Two keystroke transaction were broadcasted without problems.
https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/sBGMzxHtrd/
Extract returns error (tried to wait few blocks - but same error):
./komodo-cli -ac_name=ROGUE cclib extract 17 \"[%228f1f3c32c39fb457a1a80e1a083d91ef598d6042536669171d7064b4a3f64610%22,%22031d6340665e4be675e6b39093152b6169e546ac6885c39058c4c60afee529d491%22]\"
{
"name": "rogue",
"method": "extract",
"gametxid": "8f1f3c32c39fb457a1a80e1a083d91ef598d6042536669171d7064b4a3f64610",
"rogueaddr": "RVuzXY65FyJiPPWSBc9efATh6nb4M9MceR",
"status": "error"
}
Not bailouted yet. I did very nothing special in this game - Just defeated few enemies (fight by f + arrow ), collected armor, scroll, a little bit gold and quit.
UPD: seems it's Windows pack daemon/rogue specific issue (same behaviour as above 3 times a row on Windows, but on Linux jl777 branch node progress extracting fine in same games)
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As part of the African culture, different communities have their own way of generating names.In Ghana children are frequently given their first name as a 'day name' which corresponds to the day in the week they were born.
Here is a table showing the respective Male and Female Akan names.To know your Akan name fill in the form down below with your birhdate and your gender then click generate.
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Name: Aldonna Mae Raras
Address: 8B-7, Ma. Basa St., Pacdal, Baguio City
E-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Tel-no: N/A
Educational Background
Villa Hermosa Elementary School
2005-2011
Teodoro Hernaez National High School Special Mathematics Class
2011-2015
Currently taking Bachelor of Science in Information Technology in University of the Cordilleras
2015-2017
Skills
- Java programming
- Visual Basic programming
- Logical thinking
- Detail oriented and efficient
- Management and strong communication skills
- Basic programming skills
Accomplishments/Achievements
High School Graduate
Other Information
- Microsoft Offfice(Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
- Evangelizer: I am an active member of our Organization under the Diocese of Baguio. I am part of the church two years now and serves the Lord by Evangelizing and reaching out to people.
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From 22 to 28 January five new confirmed cases were reported in the ongoing Ebola virus disease (EVD) outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. All five cases were reported from Beni Health Zone and had epidemiological links to the transmission chain which originated in Aloya Health Area, Mabalako Health Zone. The most likely exposure for all these cases was through nosocomial infection in traditional practitioner facilities. All of the cases were identified as contacts but were not followed up at the time of detection.
One confirmed case reported on 20 January stayed in the community for four days prior to being admitted to an Ebola treatment centre (ETC) and infected two additional people in the community. These two individuals, reported on 27 January, stayed four to five days in the community while symptomatic prior to isolation. One other confirmed case stayed in the community for eight days after symptom onset and passed away in the community on 28 January. Confirmed cases who spend time in the community increase the risk of transmission of EVD to contacts. Therefore, further cases can be expected in the coming two weeks in Bundji and Kanzulinzuli Health Areas and neighbouring health areas in Beni Health Zone.
In the past 21 days (8 to 28 January 2020), 28 confirmed cases were reported from five health areas within three active health zones in North Kivu Province (Figure 1, Figure 2, Table 1): Beni (n=18), Mabalako (n=9), and Musienene (n=1). Beni Health Zone remains the current hotspot of the outbreak, having reported 64% of confirmed cases in the past 21 days. As of 28 January, the following health zones marked more than 21 days without confirmed cases of EVD: Mambasa Health Zone in Ituri Province (23 days), and Butembo (25 days) Health Zone in North Kivu Province. Of the 28 people confirmed with EVD in the past 21 days, 20 were isolated and provided care within the first two days after symptom onset, which means that they have better chances of survival and are less likely to infect contacts in the community.
In the past 21 days encouraging trends about the development of the outbreak have been observed. The past epidemiological week (20 to 26 January 2020) saw the smallest number of cases reported since the beginning of the response; cases have been reported in five health areas in three health zones; contact tracing performance as well as the daily number of reported alerts continue to improve over time (Figure 3, Figure 4). Contact tracing has notably improved as a result of the provision of accommodation and essential services in Beni Health Zone to known contacts who have agreed to be followed. Despite these encouraging signs, continuous vigilance is warranted in order to overcome remaining challenges. Possible nosocomial transmission linked to traditional practitioner facilities remains a major driver of the current outbreak and poses specific challenges such as contact identification.
As of 28 January, a total of 3421 EVD cases were reported, including 3302 confirmed and 119 probable cases, of which 2242 cases died (overall case fatality ratio 66%) (Table 1). Of the total confirmed and probable cases, 56% (n=1918) were female, 28% (n=963) were children aged less than 18 years, and 5% (n=172) of all reported cases were health care workers.
**3421 confirmed and probable cases, reported as of 28 January 2020. Excludes n=169 cases for whom onset dates not reported. Data in recent weeks are subject to delays in case confirmation and reporting, as well as ongoing data cleaning. Other health zones include: Alimbongo, Ariwara, Biena, Bunia, Goma, Kayna, Komanda, Kyondo, Lolwa, Lubero, Mandima, Manguredjipa, Masereka, Mutwanga, Mwenga, Nyakunde, Nyiragongo, Oicha, Pinga, Rwampara, Tchomia, and Vuhovi.
**Total cases and areas affected during the last 21 days are based on the initial date of case alert and may differ from date of confirmation and daily reporting by the Ministry of Health.
For further information about public health response actions by the Ministry of Health, WHO, and partners, please refer to the latest situation reports published by the WHO Regional Office for Africa:
WHO continuously monitors changes to the epidemiological situation and context of the outbreak to ensure that support to the response is adapted to the evolving circumstances. The last assessment concluded that the national and regional risk levels remain very high, while global risk levels remain low.
WHO advises against any restriction of travel to, and trade with, the Democratic Republic of the Congo based on the currently available information. Any requirements for certificates of Ebola vaccination are not a reasonable basis for restricting movement across borders or the issuance of visas for travellers to/from the affected countries. WHO continues to closely monitor and, if necessary, verify travel and trade measures in relation to this event. Currently, no country has implemented travel measures that significantly interfere with international traffic to and from the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Travellers should seek medical advice before travel and should practise good hygiene. Further information is available in the WHO recommendations for international traffic related to the Ebola Virus Disease outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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As a group, we taught 300 elementary students to program robots. In 15 weeks, we hosted a tournament...
With over 5 years of experience, I've worked with several languages and platforms such as HTML, Processing, JavaScript, Java, Python, Wordpress, and more! Using these languages, I've created online and local games, AI bots, algorthims, discord bots, websites, and other amazing applications.
As a group, we taught 300 elementary students to program robots. In 15 weeks, we hosted a tournament...
As a group of 5, we competed in the finals against 80 teams around the world for a robotics tournament...
I've programmed discord bots where they create giveaways, annoucements, music, voice recording and more!
I'm the founder and the president of a international game jam club. We get around 50+ submissions per month...
I've created and designed over 560+ sprites, animations, and assets for my games, discord bots, and websites!
OVer the last 4 years, I've created over 10 games, ranging from FPS, 2d side scroller, MS paint, and more!
“Tarj was very easy to work with and I had a great time creating all the bots, games, and websites!”
Shaheer Ali, Project Partner
“Tarj was one of my hardest and most dedicated students of all time! I always enjoyed having him in class!”
Jordan Davis, Math Teacher
“With every project Tarj has done, he always put his maximum effort into it. Not only he amazed me, but his classmates as well.”
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BOZMIEJune 20, 2019
This was an exercise for school, where they tested our knowledge to see if we could create a game like this...
Created by Tarj Mecwan, Shaheer Ali, Mohamed Ali Mourtada
Please read this first:
This was an exercise for school, where they tested our knowledge to see if we could create a game like this.
I suggest you look at this to see examples and not to work further work on it, this will break the game if you do. If you want the full game, I will be creating one in the summer.
Not all code is optimal but the point of this was to understand how a game like this works.
The assets for these games were acquired on the internet but are not used for commercial use.
WARNING:
- There is no delta time in this game, this means your game can slow down. I didn't fully understand how I would implement deltaTime in this game back then so I didn't waste hours on it and focused on actually
making the project.
- Please do not work further on this game because it'll make your game slower and will break a lot of the features.
Description:
For this game you will need a keyboard and a mouse
Unfortunately there is no sound implemented.
We created a top down zombie shooter game. There are currently five missions, which have different sets of goals to complete. In the end, you'll have to kill the boss and "save the world"
Controls:
- Hold W,A,S,D to move around
- Click to shoot
- Press r to reload
- Press ALT to go back to the main menu. (Doesn't work most of the time. I did talk to the developers, its a problem on their end)
Menu controls:
- GameMode: To switch through GameModes, you can change the numbers from 0-5. 0-Main Menu. 1-The Game. 2-Mission Selector. 3-Controls. 4-Options. 5-creditScreen
- Missions: To switch through missions, you can change the number from 0-5.
ARCANEJune 12, 2020
Take a dip into the magical arts of sorcery in the nostalgic pixel driven 2D world of Arcane...
Created by Tarj Mecwan and Shaheer Ali
Take a dip into the magical arts of sorcery in the nostalgic pixel driven 2D world of Arcane. Learn to survive in this unique yet unforgiving environment using nothing but your own two hands, guided by your intuition and in-game Compendium.
Arcane features a wide variety of gameplay elements from the core of the video game industry including - RPG, Survival, and Adventure. The world is overrun by a force far greater than yourself, magic. It’s everywhere, you begin to study it, understand it as it ebbs through every inch of your body. The mystical creatures lurking at the ends of the Earth begin to broaden their horizon.
 Discover a world filled with mythical creatures and sorcery, engage in gameplay tasks such as crafting, base building, exploration, monster-slaying, and familiar. Indulge in the arts of sorcery through three different practices, each with its own unique play-style and reaches.
Then, use your newly acquired skills as you please, hunt monsters, explore cavernous caves, craft magical weaponry, build a base… It’s your choice.
Paint ProjectJanuary 4, 2020
For our school, we had a mid-term project to desgin a simple paint program like windows Paint but with a little more style.
Created by Tarj Mecwan
For our school, we had a mid-term project to desgin a simple paint program like windows Paint but with a little more style.  We were also encouraged to make our own creative design for the layout for our screen.
Features I added:
- Load and Save
- Undo and Redo
- Copy and Paste
- Pencil
- Eraser
- Spray Paint
- Paint Brush
- Color picker
- Highlighter
- Fill Paint
- Filled and unfilled rectangle
- Filled and unfilled ellipse
- Filled and unfilled polygon maker
- Line Maker
- 6 Stickers
- 6 Backgrounds
- 5 Color Wheels with 9 primary colors
- Spotify Themed music player and you can 'scrub' through songs
- All tools you can change the thickness of


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The new
Battlestar Galactica on
SciFi is looking promising.  Fans are raving about BSG
here. Lots of BSG fan stuff can be found
here [
GalacticaStation].
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The Postman (1997)
A movie review by Michael J. Legeros Copyright 1997 by Michael J. Legeros
(WB) Directed by Kevin Costner Written by Eric Roth and Brian Helgeland, from the novel by David Brin Cast Kevin Costner, Will Patton, Larenz Tate, Olivia Williams MPAA Rating "R" (presumably for violence and language) Running Time 180 minutes Reviewed at General Cinemas at Pleasant Valley, Raleigh, NC (25DEC97)
==
THE POSTMAN is pretty bad. Kevin Costner produces, directs, and stars in this ponderous, preposterous post-apocalyptic epic about an actor who dons a blue uniform as a trick to get food. He spins a yarn about a restored U.S. government, which inspires others to hit the sack, which, in turn, unites several previously disconnected Pacific Northwest communities. The core story, here, is a good one, but the narrative too often zigs when it should zag. Costner indulges himself in such dopey detours as an extended love scene, when the screen time could be better- used elsewhere. (Perhaps to explain the relationship between the bad guys-- an organized army of bandits-- and the various barricaded towns that they terrorize?) The grand vistas and hundreds of extras are some- thing to see, I guess, even if the tone is too thick and the story makes increasingly less sense as it goes. (In particular, the time frame is a tough sell. Less than nine months for all this sweeping stuff to occur? And did you catch the hero's pregnant girlfriend lamenting her late hus- band as the "best man she'd ever known" and only an hour earlier describing how he beat her? Good grief.) Maybe if Mr. Costner paid more attention to the trees, he'd have a forest worth seeing. Maybe. Return to sender.
Grade: D+
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With a background in full stack web development and data science, I'm capable of producing results that can help to solve your business problems through analytics, visualization, and or machine learning. The core tools of my work include Python, SQL, Spark, Jupyter, and Javascript. I'm a dedicated partner. I will work with you and your team to identify root causes and provide high quality solutions!
My passion for computer science began in 2014, and I also started my MBA, then graduated with a 4.0 GPA in 2015.
In 2016, I started a Web Development Certificate at UC Davis learning JavaScript, HTML/CSS, and MySQL building my first website!
Then in July 2017, wanting to take my skills further, I decided to enroll in the UCLA Extension Full Stack Developer certificate program and was accepted.
Starting in August 2017, I began my programming studies at UCLA Extension pursuing the Full Stack Developer certificate. That experience was incredible as I learned to create VR, MERN, MySQL, and JavaScript web applications while, obtaining a client for our Google beacon technology project.
We were also lucky enough to pitch out Google beacon technology project to the Walt Disney Concert Hall! This was a pivotal time as it helped me to learn about business needs and technical solutions!
After UCLA Extension graduation, and a lot of networking, I was able to work for two startups, one was a YCombinator, building Vue components, managing AWS EC2 instances, S3, security, permissions, VPC, coding with an open banking API, Mongo and much more!
Finally, from earlier networking, I met an incredible and talented Data Engineer, Evan, who told me about the internal opportunity at Netflix of which I applied for and got in, as a Data Specialist, for the Content Knowledge Graph team!
Starting work at Netflix required me to level up my skills in SQL, and Python which was challenging and rewarding! Then starting in 2019, wanting to take my skills further, I completed necessary prerequisites at Santa Monica College to start a Computer Science Masters and a few Udacity Nanodegree's along the way!
In early 2021, I applied to Loyola Marymount University and was accepted to their Computer Science Masters program which I began in the Fall of 2021, all while continuing to work at Netflix.
Currently, I am an Analytics Engineer at Netflix on the Content Knowledge Graph team in the Data Science & Engineering division! Here, I perform data engineering, data analyst and specialist based functions, working with Python, PySpark, SQL (Trino or Snowflake), building ETL pipelines, scheduling audits, and managing a data labeling external workforce.
I also perform analytical functions using machine learning, data wrangling, and investigative research, along with data visualizations using Plotly, Tableau and many other visualization tools. In this position, I work with data scientists, stakeholders, and partners, along with our ML and data engineers on the CKG team, all of which is the most amazing part of this role! We solve big challenges to provide our Netflix teams valuable data with insights!
As of August 2022, I've received a certificate of Applied Data Science from MIT.
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You make an area within range magically secure. The area is a cube that can be as small as 5 feet to as large as 100 feet on each side. The spell lasts for the duration or until you use an action to dismiss it.
When you cast the spell, you decide what sort of security the spell provides, choosing any or all of the following properties: • Sound can't pass through the barrier at the edge of the w arded area.
• The barrier of the warded area appears dark and foggy, preventing vision (including darkvision) through it.
• Sensors created by divination spells can't appear inside the protected area or pass through the barrier at its perimeter.
• Creatures in the area can't be targeted by divination spells.
• Nothing can teleport into or out of the warded area.
• Planar travel is blocked within the warded area.
Casting this spell on the same spot every day for a year makes this effect permanent.
At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell using a spell slot of 5th level or higher, you can increase the size of the cube by 100 feet for each slot level beyond 4th.
Thus you could protect a cube that can be up to 200 feet on one side by using a spell slot of 5th level.


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The Charles Crichton (John) Weber Family in 1892
The first Weber Family
Reunion was held in the autumn of 1892.
This photo was taken in front of what was then the Charles Crichton
(John) Weber house. (Later it was the
home of Otto and Lena Weber). Charles
Crichton (John) Weber had immigrated from Germany. He died two years after this photo was taken at the age of 70
years. His wife, Salome Meckling Weber,
who was born in France had died thirteen years before this picture was taken. The old Otto Weber house is still standing
as of 2005 but is unoccupied and is in a state of serious disrepair. The subjects in this picture are as follows:
(Left to Right) Standing : Charles
Henry, Lena, Jacob, Mary, Otto, and Louisa
Seated: George Lewis, Frederick,
Phillip, Charles Crichton(John), Christian, and David
Photo provided by Lowell Weber
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This is what a completed century looks like: Everything else are just details.
The dramatis personae of this story are: a 40 year old male: and a 39 year-old lady
The trip was approximately[1] the following route.
The fact that it ended up being a Century was a bit of a self-trick on my part. I planned on the trip to Salem and maybe further. Of course when i got to Salem I felt great (only 15-20 miles) so I went off to Manchester-by-the-sea; and still felt great so off to Gloucester etc. Thus after 50 miles I was standing on the train platform in Rockport looking at the sign: and thinking – yes, time to head back.
Along the way I saw some lovely sea-sides, like the dock at Rockport where Gale posed for me and Independence Beach in Beverly: Also somewhere, I passed this lovely marsh:
It wasn’t all lovely however, the roads were not always pleasant, the hills steep, and the pilgrims unfriendly:
Salem, where I took my longest stop in either direction seemed to have only one bike rack in the center of town The sad monuments in Gloucester made me remember the loved one I left behind when I “[went] down to the sea [by bike]”
In the end it was a great trip. The day was lovely and I managed not to back down from the challenge. I set myself a goal of riding a century this year and have done it. It’s very good to know that I can set myself a goal and carry it out. I hope to take this knowledge and remind myself of it when I hit low points in my other goals/projects.
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Footnotes:
[1] (I say approximately since I took several wrong turns here and there (more like wrong straight-ons-when-should-have-turned-s) but that luckily found a slightly nicer track right when I got into Beverly by going on Lothrop Street which led me along the water.)