SWITCH_ROOT
Section: Maintenance Commands (8)Updated: June 2009
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NAME
switch_root - switch to another filesystem as the root of the mount tree.SYNOPSIS
switch_root [-hV]switch_root newroot init [arg...]
DESCRIPTION
switch_root moves already mounted /proc, /dev and /sys to newroot and makes newroot the new root filesystem and starts init process.WARNING: switch_root removes recursively all files and directories on the current root filesystem.
OPTIONS
- -h, --help
- show help and exit
- -V, --version
-
show version number and exit
RETURN VALUE
switch_root returns 0 on success and 1 on failure.NOTES
switch_root will fail to function if newroot is not the root of a mount. If you want to switch root into a directory that does not meet this requirement then you can first use a bind-mounting trick to turn any directory into a mount point:
- mount --bind $DIR $DIR
SEE ALSO
mount(8) chroot(2) init(8) mkinitrd(8)AUTHORS
Peter Jones<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Jeremy Katz<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Karel Zak<EMAIL_ADDRESS>AVAILABILITY
The switch_root command is part of the util-linux-ng package and is available from ftp://ftp.kernel.org/pub/linux/utils/util-linux-ng/.
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I've have read that high dose DMT experiences (and other tryptamines), have been compared as being near identical to alien/UFO abduction, and I must say that was pretty much exactly what the experience felt like, minus the actual aliens, although the whole feeling of the experience made up for that. The fear and utter terror, which I felt during that 5-minute eternity, have been unmatched so far in my life. I have been in a near plane crash, in an extremely dark iboga trance and had a particularly nasty ego annihilation after smoking some strong Salvia extract on the tail end of an acid trip, but these simply can't compare to the sense of dread I felt during this experience. When I started to return to a more gentle, and still quite shpongled state I was quite shaken for a while and prone to swinging between emotions.
Imagine stumbling, almost instantly, into a completely alien, yet seemingly completely real dimension of reality, and having no idea how to navigate this strange place, or what rules apply here. That was the experience felt like. Yet it was without a doubt the most profound experience of my life - all other psychedelic experiences to date seem mere footnotes by comparison. My friend asked me afterwards if I regretted it, but I replied with all my life, no. It has opened up my mind, rather unexpectedly as well, to the possibility of actual parallel dimensions, alien life, and even the possibility of a higher power of some sort. I know this must sound quite rainbowed out, but trust me when I say I am as subjective as I can be when experimenting, but this quite literally blew me and all my preconceptions away.
If we think of our brains as very sophisticated biological receivers of sensory data, perhaps DMT (baring in mind it is an endogenous chemical) can alter the receiver wavelength of our brains, so we start tuning into and experiencing whole new levels of reality that may always be there but shrouded from us. I know this theory has been touted elsewhere, but this is the one I think most fits my perception of the DMT experience.
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Reviewed by Harvey Karten Palm Pictures Director: Chris Browne Writer: Chris Browne, Suzanne Fenn, and Chris Salewicz Cast: Winston Bello Bell, Carl Bradshaw, Paul Campbell, Mark Danvers, Audrey Reid
A forlorn Harry Belafonte once sang, "My heart is down/ My head is turning aroun'/ I had to leave a little girl in Kingston- town." The aki, rice and the fish are still nice in Jamaica's capital but the island paradise of Belafonte's memories has greater problems than broken hearts in Chris Browne's "Third World Cup." Browne takes us inland to Kingston, to neighborhoods of the island that few tourists see or care to, given the penchant of Americans and Europeans for the beaches of Montego Bay and Ocho Rios. "Third World Cop" conveys memories of Perry Henzell's 1973 cult favorite "The Harder They Come"--about a country boy who goes to Kingston to make it as a singer but whose record climbs the charts only after he turns to a life of crime. That film, starring Jimmy Cliff, is credited almost single-handedly with launching the reggae craze in America. Browne's new film also bears a generous and bouncy reggae soundtrack, particularly the lilting "We Run Tings" performed by Red Dragon, and a few numbers from Grammy Award winners Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare who also produced the soundtrack. But despite its incredible popularity back home in Jamaica where ten percent of the adult population has purportedly seen the box-office blockbuster, as a police drama the movie's most recommendable feature is its unintentional comedy.
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Snowy Mountains 2002 - Day 2
Rising early on Friday morning, we do the usual drill of showers, br/eakfast and generally preparing. The decision is to do the Alpine way loop clockwise, heading to Thredbo first. We're meeting Chris on the road somewhere, so Cabr/amurra is likely to be the point. A quick text message to him and off we go.
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As usual, Murray and I take off out front. I'm having a hard time keeping up with him again. The front again keeps pushing wide and the back is down on grip. I drop the pressures again on the front (now 30psi) and remove some of the setup for the bags from yesterday and drop another click off the rear compression while we wait for the others to catch up while we've stopped at the entrance to Thredbo.
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Once we've all caught up again, we head on down the road towards Khancoban. This is where the fun really starts. The roads get tighter, the traffic disappears and the trees come right to the edge of the road. My bike is feeling better again and once again Murray and I run off from the rest of the group. At one point I stop to grab some pictures of the group coming down the hill. You can see those below. These are the sorts of roads we get around here and I've yet to be shown where to find equivalents in the US. I'm now fully in the swing of things and for the third time this morning we go past the Mille (with pillion). The rider must be getting sick of seeing us now but he's riding an awful lot slower than we are! Anyway, we wait forever for Graeme and Julie to come past.They'd already told us they were going to stop for pictures a fair bit so in the end we just gave up and started ploughing on down the fantastic roads.
After a while, the two of us caught the end of the group and passed them. About 30km out from Khancoban, we come tearing around a corner at full pace to be confronted by the sight of two adults and a collection of kids on the side of the road, frantically waving at us to slow down. Duly hitting the anchors, the guy runs over to me with a crying kid in his arms - We've just had an accident. There's a white 4WD ahead of you, this is his daughter, can you get them to come back. Murray's out of earshot of all this, but I turn around to tell him to stay there while I chase the aforementioned white 4WD. After about 10 minutes of strafing the roads I round a corner to find the vehicle sitting on the side of the road. A little close to the corner apex mind you, as I had to hit the br/akes really hard to stop in time (it was also a bit down hill - thank goodness for decent br/ake pads!). So I start talking to him about what has happened, and the trailing edge of our group rolls through while I'm doing so, and I wave them on. The driver turns around and I wander off up the road at a slow pace to find some shade to sit in while I wait for Murray to catch up.
A fairly long time passes, so do a couple of cars and I hear the familiar scream of the V4 engine coming. Getting up Murray pulls up and just points at the left side fairing. Not catching initially, I look again.   Anyway, he explains what happened - backing it into a corner and the tyre has gripped more than usual, attempted to highside and he's caught it but ended up running off the road into an embankment first and going over the bars. Oh well, the rat bike just got rattier. Mounting up we head on to the next stop at a slightly reduced pace (but not by much).
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At Khancoban, the full stories come out. The driver (of a Volvo, no less) had failed to take a corner and headed straigh off into the bush. He'd travelled up a small ravine (he must have been going because I never saw the car and I was looking for it as I took off to catch their friends!). He'd come to a rest under a tree that had fallen horizontally across the ravine and it has impacted at roof level and pushed the whole lot backwards. a foot or two. Very lucky driver to have not decapitated himself and the passengers. Murray's bike is worse for wear, but still well ridable. Murray is a bit banged up on the shin, but nothing major.
Once again Murray comments on how much fun it is to follow me on the road. Very fast pace and again I'm leaving big black lines from just prior to the apex until the bike is stood all the way up. The strange thing is that it doesn't feel like that at all to me as a rider. The rear never feels like it's sideways and it doesn't feel like it's spinning up (although with these M1s where you can't feel anything, who knows!) and I'm trying to be really smooth with my riding - but using standard racecraft techniques like powering through the corner to maintain stability etc. Still, that's more br/ag points for me so who am I to complain (I really need to get someone to follow me on the RSVR one day on a fast ride to see if it's just a bike/tyre combo thing or a characteristic of my riding style).
Still, there's no sign of Graeme and Julie. Must be some great photos they're got. A bit of lunch and on we head towards Cabr/amurra.
Mounting up we head off for the northern part of the road. We're on the western side of the ranges now and so the first 20km or so are fairly uninteresting. A few corners with plenty of straight bits in between. We amble along here at around the 140 mark, no point going really silly. The roads are nice, but not much to do. There's a fast right hand sweeper, under a set of power lines and then suddenly you hit the first 35 marked corner and the ride is on! I'm riding solo at this point, not sure if the off has spooked Murray a bit, but I know that the others aren't that far behind, so finding a nice corner, I setup with the Camera beside the road and wait for the others to come through. Some of the results you see below.
More frolicking in the corners ensued. A couple of times I've stopped off for some photos like Tooma Dam, shown opposite. As I said earlier, this place is under a severe drought (worst in 100 years they say) and this shows how bad it is. As in indication, the normal fill level is at the line of scrub you see at the middle of the picture. The little island in the mid-foreground is normally under 2 metres of water or more.
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Just after leaving the dam the road tightens up again. Back in enjoying the fun and I come flying around a right hander and notice a much tighter left hander. I'm fairly hard on the br/akes for this one and using just a fraction of rear to help slow down when I notice that the rear is starting to come out on me. Not unusual, so I treat it like I'm backing the bike into the corner, but that doesn't work either - it's still coming, now I'm at the point of playing flat-tracker. The rear has locked completely under engine br/aking (no slipper clutch and my br/ain is too busy dealing with everything else at this point) and then the front locks and slides sideways. I'm still travelling a little bit now and have adopted the classic flat-tracker riding pose - front (right) foot out, crossed up handlebars, trailing foot half off the peg and the bike tilted to the left. I slide into the corner gravel like this and come to rest about a foot off the side of the road, and then place the left leg on the ground. Couldn't have looked more professional if I'd tried to do it! Couple of quick br/eaths, kick the bike into neutral, fire it up and off I go again.
More twisty roads (no, that didn't slow me down) and we come to Tumut dam. There's a nice resting spot three quarters of the way along so I pull over there to take some more photos and wait for the rest of the crew to catch up. First Gordon, then Robin and Murray, Kev and Sharon, and finally Robert. Robert gets off and is looking rather pissed at himself. Then explains that he's dropped it in some gravel on a corner. Usual thing - front wheel slide, stands up, hits br/akes and slides off the side of the road and just a slow-speed drop on the right side.
While we're doing this, the unmistakable roar of a V4 comes down the road from the opposite direction. It's Chris! We'd been running a bit late due to the other accidents and he's taken off down the road to come find us. About this point we all realise it's really hot, so Adam strips off and jumps off the dam wall into the dam. That's about a 20 metre drop to you and I! Sharon got some photos, but I wasn't quick enough to get them. As he's crawling out of the very cold water (it's snow run-off water) myself and Chris meander on to Cabr/amurra in search of a bite to eat and a catch up chat. Lunch (meat pies!) and a glue-up session for my boot follows.
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Before leaving Cabr/amurra, Robin and I swap bikes. One of the things I wanted to do during the weekend is to let others have a ride of a well set up bike. Robin, as a (relative to us) newbie rider was the first to answer and so he got first ride. In return, I got to have my first ride on a Cbr/6. I'd ridden a newer F4i on a track day run by HRCA before, but you really don't get to test it out in those conditions. This time, I had the perfect stretch of road before me - The Snowy Mountains Highway. This is an A1 piece of motorcycling road. Smooth hotmix, no potholes, br/ight yellow line markings and 10 foot high orange posts to mark where the road is going over the next rise. Heavenly!
Jumping on the bike, the suspension felt quite soft relative to mine (close to race setup) and I had to remember to rev the crap out of the bike again. Three or four corners in and I'm starting to feel quite comfy on the bike. It's a little asthmatic up top, but it seems to be doing Ok. Just as the road starts to tighten up a little I find myself in behind Chris, who is now leading. Four corners later and I find myself continuously running up the back of him and having to back off. It feels as though the engine hasn't been revved out to redline in a very long time because each time it gets about 12K it stutters a little. Each time I do it, it stutters less, so it must just be carbed up a bit. For the last three or four corners I've been looking for a good oppourtunity to pass Chris, he's starting to hold me up now. Finally the oppourtunity arrives and it's this lovely 65km/h right hander with a long uphill stretch after it and a left at the top of that, and you can see this from a couple of corners away. So I position myself at the right spot, pick the gear and then just fly up the inside of Chris in the middle of the corner and take off up the hill. As I'm pulling along side him, I see him look over and then twist the throttle to the stops. Sorry Chris, not your day today! :). With that, I'm away. The road turns into 20km of 35/45 corners and this is br/illiant 600 territory. The bike, despite appearing soft on the suspension is just railing around the corners. A fraction soft on the rebound both front and rear, but everything else is perfect. Nice br/akes, nice engine now that it's freed up a lot and great handling. To give you an idea of just how nice this bike is on these roads, I'd pulled into Adaminaby, refueled the bike and taken a leak before Chris showed up. I must have pulled at 10 minutes on him over a 60km section of road. Fantastic!
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For the next section, back to Jindabyne, Robert has taken my bike and I'm on his VFR. Murray is back to flying form again so he, Chris and I take off at Warp 9 on these roads. We're back to open-plains fast sweepers, perfect VFR territory. Rob's bike is a little soft on the suspension setup, but the front feels like it has had some work done to it compared to other VFRs I've ridden. (Chatting with Chris later, he's done springs and valving work to it).
We arrive back at about five just in time to wander around the carpark to see if Honda were still doing test rides. Everything was closed up so I guess not. The three of us decide to head back to the lodge, and get packed up, as Chris has not yet checked in.
Upon arriving at the lodge, a few familiar bikes are noted. Trevor's immaculate green 97 VFR is spotted as well as Ross' ST1100 as well. Pulling up and starting to remove the various bits of motorcycling apparel, we're greated to the site of Graeme hobbling out of the doorway. WTF? And so we get the story:
Just outside of Thredbo, there's a nice section of road called Dead Horse Gap. When I passed through there there was gravel and horseshit all over the road. You really had to slow down and slalom through it all. Well that is where he came unstuck. He'd avoided the first, but the rear has caught a second pile and gone sideways on him. I think at this stage he's panicked a bit and with the weight of a pillion the back and front of the bike have swapped ends and deposited both on the ground. He's badly bunged up (large chunk out below the left knee and lots of br/uising) and Julie is just really sore. Julie had gone with the owners of the lodge to fetch the bike (ripper mob this lot! That's why we come back here all the time).
At some point later, the bike arrives on the trailer. All the rest of our group has turned up by then and been given the story. It's a pretty sad sight to see a less than one month old bike turn up in a trailer looking very much worse for wear. Casting an eye over it, it appears that there's not too much real damamge done. A lot of cosmetic stuff, and the most serious seems to be two missing mirrors and the screen. So us mecahnically inclined guys rip the thing of the trailer and set to work fixing it up. A bit of gaffa tape here, a large amount of force there and Hey Presto! - A straight bike. Everything runs, and just to make sure that it's still straight someone needs to take it for a quick run. Hmmm... Ok, so who's had less that four beers? Right - Chris, you've had two, take it for a quick fang. One wheelie (sure it was the VTEC Chris) a couple of gear changes and something almost resembling a stoppie and the bike is pronounced as fit to ride.
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By now it's getting late and we're on the happy side of pissed. Tonight is the 1st anniversary of starting the aussie VFR list, so there's a dinner to celebrate it. Much fun was had, lots of chatting, drinking and eating (mmm... Galway Pipe Port, Cheesecake and an Espresso) was had. About 25 turned up, most of them in the photo. And you might be wondering how a Vtr rider managed to get into the VFR list dinner? Well, I also own a baby VFR. Sure it only works on the track, and you can't exactly go touring on it, but at least I qualify! I was on the list for a while but the traffic of that and the other lists I'm on became too much so I dropped off.


Marco Silva's future: Everton manager confident of turning things around despite being odds-on for sack
by Sporting LifeStruggling Everton manager Marco Silva insists he is still the man for the job at Goodison Park but things are looking bleak as the team go into a horror run of fixtures on the back of losing to bottom side Norwich.
The Canaries hadn't scored a goal on the road since the opening day of the season - ironically just across Stanley Park at Anfield - and they shocked the Goodison faithful with a 2-0 victory that prompted an angry reaction from the home fans that were left at the final whistle.
The stats speak for themselves - just four points above the relegation zone after six defeats in nine league games sees a familiar situation brewing of discontent and disillusionment on the blue half of Merseyside.
It's no real surprise, then, to see Silva as the huge odds-on favourite to be sacked next in the Premier League, as he gears up for a run of fixtures that contain games against Liverpool, Leicester (twice), Chelsea, Manchester United, Arsenal and Manchester City in their next nine.
Majority owner Farhad Moshiri has pumped money into the club and is thought to be keen to find some sort of stability, but has already sacked Roberto Martinez, Ronald Koeman and Sam Allardyce for failing to fire Everton up the league.
After hearing the crowd's reaction to the Norwich defeat, Silva said he respected Everton fans' right to react, but insisted he holds confidence that he can turn things around.
"I respect all the reaction," said Silva. "But we have the confidence and we have to keep working hard to change because we came from good results before (three wins and a draw in the last five matches in all competitions).
"We are trying to look for some consistency as a team and the last few results we did that but we didn't have the right performance to get the points.
"We have to keep working hard and avoid the type of mistakes we made this.
"If something goes against us in the game we have to show enough quality and be calm enough to take the right decisions.
"It is just myself and the players on the pitch who can solve that.
"My job is to analyse why this has happened again. I am concerned about what has happened on the pitch and what I can control is the situation and show my players why these things happened."


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Advanced Extension Check List
Please list completed features below:
- Assignment 3
1. Implementing LU decomposition (with pivoting) routines for matrix inversion and solving linear systems
- Assignment 5
1. Reaching to 100 targets in a random trial within 60 seconds
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I have tripped about 9 times total in my life, and have also combined LSD with ecstasy, marijuana, and amphetamines at various times. I have found that LSD can be a misleading and deceptive drug to some extent, and I believe that accurate reports relating to the clinical effects of LSD should be read by the possible user before dosing.
My first trip took place over a whole day. Me and 3 other close friends, two of which had taken LSD before, dropped our acid at about 9:00 in the morning and set off for a trip to the beach. I could not feel the acid kick in until about one and a half hours after we had dropped it. I went swimming while waiting for the acid to hit, and it was a fairly exhilarating experience. In retrospect, it was also incredibly dangerous.
That first trip left little side effects (so it appeared) and I did not feel changed or altered to a noticeable level.
After taking progressively larger doses of LSD (up to 2 T's) brain alteration became significant.
 The LSD was obviously in control of both my body & my mind, and this was quite a disconcerting experience. I can remember talking to people I did not know, and being looked at with mystified looks because they could not understand my unraveled chain of thought. The loud techno seemed to work its way into my head, and took control of my soul.
I started dancing after the second tab of acid hit me, and I was actually quite scared by the realization that a man-made chemical could be so in control of my entire existence. I can still remember the rush as I melted and merged with the music, as I danced harder and harder in an attempt to work off the endless reserves of energy I seemed to possess. While I was dancing, a girl I did not know walked up to me and calmly stated, 'I believe you have lost this', and handed me a small piece of paper. On this piece of paper was printed, in capital letters 'THE PLOT'. This freaked me out so badly that I could feel my brain and inner consciousness balancing on the brink of insanity.
The next day the post acid depression was so acute it was close to an acutely tiring head pain, and I was physically sick from my experience. I did not take acid for close to twelve months after this trip, and have only tripped once since then. I am not going to take LSD any more simply because my body can no longer handle it without suffering horrible after effects.
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Tooltip
A binding to display a bootstrap tooltip
Basic Example
This shows the default behavior for the binding / viewModel.
Demo
Code-Configured Tooltips
Options for displaying the tooltip can be configured within your viewModel
Demo
Inline Configuration
You can also define options in the tooltip
binding
Demo
Dynamic Behaviors
You can change the state of the observable properties of the tooltip to have it reflect in your view
Demo
To show tooltip you can hover over me or press the 'toggle' button.
NOTICE
The value displayed in the tooltip will not change until the tooltip has been hidden
and shown again. This is in line with the behavior that is presented in Bootstrap


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Type Writer
Simple, yet fun to play.
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‘Grandma poisoned two-day-old because she didn’t like baby’s father’
by https://www.facebook.com/alao.h.joshuaPrecious Igbonwelundu
Police in Ogun State have arrested 42-year-old Temitope Akinola for poisoning her granddaughter.
Akinola was said to have killed the two-day-old because of her dislike for her son-in-law, the child’s father.
It was gathered that she committed the alleged offence on Thursday while the baby’s mother was having her bath at their residence in Isote, Shagamu.
Akinola was said to be the only one with the child when the mother went for a bath, only to return to find her body lifeless.
Read Also: How bodies of grandma, daughter were found, by witness
Police said the woman confessed to killing the child because she loathed the thought of her daughter marrying the baby’s father.
Police spokesman Abimbola Oyeyemi, a Deputy Superintendent (DSP), said in a statement that the woman confessed how she tried to terminate her daughter’s pregnancy when she learnt about it but was warned by her pastor to desist.
“She waited for her to give birth before carrying out her devilish intention. She explained further that she poisoned the baby with a deadly insecticide known as sniper.
“The body of the baby has been deposited at Olabisi Onabanjo Teaching Hospital mortuary. The suspect has been transferred to homicide section of the State Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Department (SCIID) for further investigation and prosecution,” he said.


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chcon
Change SELinux security context of a file or files/directories.
More information: home page
- View security context of a file:
ls -lZ path/to/file
- Change the security context of a target file, using a reference file:
chcon --reference=reference_file target_file
- Change the full SELinux security context of a file:
chcon user:role:type:range/level filename
- Change only the user part of SELinux security context:
chcon -u user filename
- Change only the role part of SELinux security context:
chcon -r role filename
- Change only the type part of SELinux security context:
chcon -t type filename
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chcon -l range/level filename


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Death of the Null Cipher?
The Null Cipher had a few problems, such as bloating the size of messages, but was relatively secure- in fact, there is still research going on today as to how to detect and break null ciphers. The Null Cipher was left behind, with the Vignere Cipher promising quicker encryption.
The Null Cipher has had a resurgence of sorts in modern times, with the field of Noise Encryption drawing heavily on its principles.


Release notes¶
We’re happy to announce the release of scikit-image v0.16.1!
scikit-image is an image processing toolbox for SciPy that includes algorithms for segmentation, geometric transformations, color space manipulation, analysis, filtering, morphology, feature detection, and more.
For more information, examples, and documentation, please visit our website:
Starting from this release, scikit-image will follow the recently introduced NumPy deprecation policy, NEP 29 <https://github.com/numpy/numpy/blob/master/doc/neps/nep-0029-deprecation_policy.rst>__. Accordingly, scikit-image 0.16 drops support for Python 3.5. This release of scikit-image officially supports Python 3.6 and 3.7.
Special thanks to Matthias Bussonnier for Frappuccino, which helped us catch all API changes and nail down the APIs for new features.
New Features¶
New skimage.evaluate module containing simple metrics (mse, nrme, psd) and segmentation metrics (adapted rand error, variation of information) (#4025)
n-dimensional TV-L1 optical flow algorithm for registration –
skimage.registration.optical_flow_tvl1
(#3983)Draw a line in an n-dimensional array –
skimage.draw.line_nd
(#2043)2D Farid & Simoncelli edge filters -
skimage.filters.farid
,skimage.filters.farid_h
, andskimage.filters.farid_v
(#3775)2D majority voting filter assigning to each pixel the most commonly occurring value within its neighborhood – skimage.filters.majority (#3836, #3839)
Multi-level threshold “multi-Otsu” method, a thresholding algorithm used to separate the pixels of an input image into several classes by maximizing the variances between classes –
skimage.filters.threshold_multiotsu
(#3872, #4174)New example data –
skimage.data.shepp_logan_phantom
,skimage.data.colorwheel
,skimage.data.brick
,skimage.data.grass
, skimage.data.roughwall,skimage.data.cell
(#3958, #3966)Compute and format image region properties as a table –
skimage.measure.regionprops_table
(#3959)Convert a polygon into a mask – skimage.draw.poly2mask (#3971, #3977)
Visual image comparison helper
skimage.util.compare_images
, that returns an image showing the difference between two input images (#4089)skimage.transform.warp_polar
to remap image into polar or log-polar coordinates. (#4097)
Improvements¶
RANSAC: new option to set initial samples selected for initialization (#2992)
Better repr and str for
skimage.transform.ProjectiveTransform
(#3525, #3967)Better error messages and data type stability to
skimage.segmentation.relabel_sequential
(#3740)Improved compatibility with dask arrays in some image thresholding methods (#3823)
skimage.io.ImageCollection
can now receive lists of patterns (#3928)Speed up
skimage.feature.peak_local_max
(#3984)Better error message when incorrect value for keyword argument kind in
skimage.color.label2rgb
(#4055)All functions from skimage.drawing now supports multi-channel 2D images (#4134)
API Changes¶
Deprecated subpackage
skimage.novice
has been removed.Default value of
multichannel
parameters has been set to False inskimage.transform.rescale
,skimage.transform.pyramid_reduce
,skimage.transform.pyramid_laplacian
,skimage.transform.pyramid_gaussian
, andskimage.transform.pyramid_expand
. Guessing is no longer performed for 3D arrays.Deprecated argument
visualise
has been removed fromskimage.feature.hog
. Usevisualize
instead.¨skimage.transform.seam_carve has been completely removed from the library due to licensing restrictions.
Parameter
as_grey
has been removed fromskimage.data.load
andskimage.io.imread
. Useas_gray
instead.Parameter
min_size
has been removed fromskimage.morphology.remove_small_holes
. Usearea_threshold
instead.Deprecated
correct_mesh_orientation
inskimage.measure
has been removed.skimage.measure._regionprops
has been completely switched to using row-column coordinates. Old x-y interface is not longer available.Default value of
behavior
parameter has been set tondimage
inskimage.filters.median
.Parameter
flatten
inskimage.io.imread
has been removed in favor ofas_gray
.Parameters
Hxx, Hxy, Hyy
have been removed fromskimage.feature.corner.hessian_matrix_eigvals
in favor ofH_elems
.Default value of
order
parameter has been set torc
inskimage.feature.hessian_matrix
.skimage.util.img_as_*
functions no longer raise precision and/or loss warnings.
Bugfixes¶
Corrected error with scales attribute in ORB.detect_and_extract (#2835) The scales attribute wasn’t taking into account the mask, and thus was using an incorrect array size.
Correct for bias in Inverse Randon Transform (skimage.transform.irandon) (#3067) Fixed by using the Ramp filter equation in the spatial domain as described in the reference
Fix a rounding issue that caused a rotated image to have a different size than the input (
skimage.transform.rotate
) (#3173)RANSAC uses random subsets of the original data and not bootstraps. (#3901, #3915)
Canny now produces the same output regardless of dtype (#3919)
Geometry Transforms: avoid division by zero & some degenerate cases (#3926)
Fixed float32 support in denoise_bilateral and denoise_tv_bregman (#3936)
Fixed computation of Meijering filter and avoid ZeroDivisionError (#3957)
Fixed
skimage.filters.threshold_li
to prevent being stuck on stationnary points, and thus at local minima or maxima (#3966)Edited
skimage.exposure.rescale_intensity
to return input image instead of nans when all 0 (#4015)Fixed
skimage.morphology.medial_axis
. A wrong indentation in Cython caused the function to not behave as intended. (#4060)Fixed
skimage.restoration.denoise_bilateral
by correcting the padding in the gaussian filter(#4080)Fixed
skimage.measure.find_contours
when input image contains NaN. Contours interesting NaN will be left open (#4150)Fixed
skimage.feature.blob_log
andskimage.feature.blob_dog
for 3D images and anisotropic data (#4162)Fixed
skimage.exposure.adjust_gamma
,skimage.exposure.adjust_log
, andskimage.exposure.adjust_sigmoid
such that when provided with a 1 by 1 ndarray, it returns 1 by 1 ndarrays and not single number floats (#4169)
Deprecations¶
Parameter
neighbors
in skimage.measure.convex_hull_object has been deprecated in favor ofconnectivity
and will be removed in version 0.18.0.The following functions are deprecated in favor of the
skimage.metrics
module (#4025):The function
skimage.color.guess_spatial_dimensions
is deprecated and will be removed in 0.18 (#4031)The argument
bc
inskimage.segmentation.active_contour
is deprecated.The function
skimage.data.load
is deprecated and will be removed in 0.18 (#4061)The function skimage.transform.match_histogram is deprecated in favor of skimage.exposure.match_histogram (#4107)
The parameter
neighbors
ofskimage.morphology.convex_hull_object
is deprecated.The skimage.transform.randon_tranform function will convert input image of integer type to float by default in 0.18. To preserve current behaviour, set the new argument
preserve_range
to True. (#4131)
Documentation improvements¶
DOC: Improve the documentation of transform.resize with respect to the anti_aliasing_sigma parameter (#3911)
Fix URL for stain deconvolution reference (#3862)
Fix doc for denoise guassian (#3869)
DOC: various enhancements (cross links, gallery, ref…), mainly for corner detection (#3996)
[DOC] clarify that the inertia_tensor may be nD in documentation (#4013)
[DOC] How to test and write benchmarks (#4016)
Spellcheck @CONTRIBUTING.txt (#4008)
Spellcheck @doc/examples/segmentation/plot_watershed.py (#4009)
Spellcheck @doc/examples/segmentation/plot_thresholding.py (#4010)
Spellcheck @skimage/morphology/binary.py (#4011)
Spellcheck @skimage/morphology/extrema.py (#4012)
docs update for downscale_local_mean and N-dimensional images (#4079)
Remove fancy language from 0.15 release notes (#3827)
Documentation formatting / compilation fixes (#3838)
Remove duplicated section in INSTALL.txt. (#3876)
ENH: doc of ridge functions (#3933)
Fix docstring for Threshold Niblack (#3917)
adding docs to circle_perimeter_aa (#4155)
Update link to NumPy docstring standard in Contribution Guide (replaces #4191) (#4192)
DOC: Improve downscale_local_mean() docstring (#4180)
DOC: enhance the result display in ransac gallery example (#4109)
Gallery: use fstrings for better readability (#4110)
MNT: Document stacklevel parameter in contribution guide (#4066)
Fix minor typo (#3988)
MIN: docstring improvements in canny functions (#3920)
Minor docstring fixes for #4150 (#4184)
Fix full parameter description in compare_ssim (#3860)
State Bradley threshold equivalence in Niblack docstring (#3891)
Add plt.show() to example-code for consistency. (#3908)
CC0 is not equivalent to public domain. Fix the note of the horse image (#3931)
Update the joblib link in tutorial_parallelization.rst (#3943)
Fix plot_edge_filter.py references (#3946)
Add missing argument to docstring of PaintTool (#3970)
Improving documentation and tests for directional filters (#3956)
Added new thorough examples on the inner working of
skimage.filters.threshold_li
(#3966)matplotlib: remove interpolation=nearest, none in our examples (#4002)
fix URL encoding for wikipedia references in filters.rank.entropy and filters.rank.shannon_entropy docstring (#4007)
Fixup integer division in examples (#4032)
Update the links the installation guide (#4118)
Gallery hough line transform (#4124)
Cross-linking between function documentation should now be much improved! (#4188)
Better documentation of the
num_peaks
ofskimage.feature.corner_peaks
(#4195)
Other Pull Requests¶
Add benchmark suite for exposure module (#3312)
Remove precision and sign loss warnings from
skimage.util.img_as_
(#3575)Propose SKIPs and add mission/vision/values, governance (#3585)
Use user-installed tifffile if available (#3650)
Simplify benchmarks pinnings (#3711)
Add project_urls to setup for PyPI and other services (#3834)
Address deprecations for 0.16 release (#3841)
Followup deprecations for 0.16 (#3851)
Build and test the docs in Azure (#3873)
Pin numpydoc to pre-0.8 to fix dev docs formatting (#3893)
Change all HTTP links to HTTPS (#3896)
Skip extra deps on OSX (#3898)
Add location for Sphinx 2.0.1 search results; clean up templates (#3899)
Fix CSS styling of Sphinx 2.0.1 + numpydoc 0.9 rendered docs (#3900)
Travis CI: The sudo: tag is deprcated in Travis (#4164)
MNT Preparing the 0.16 release (#4204)
FIX generate_release_note when contributor_set contains None (#4205)
Specify that travis should use Ubuntu xenial (14.04) not trusty (16.04) (#4082)
MNT: set stack level accordingly in lab2xyz (#4067)
MNT: fixup stack level for filters ridges (#4068)
MNT: remove unused import deprecated from filters.thresholding (#4069)
MNT: Set stacklevel correctly in io matplotlib plugin (#4070)
MNT: set stacklevel accordingly in felzenszwalb_cython (#4071)
MNT: Set stacklevel accordingly in img_as_* (convert) (#4072)
MNT: set stacklevel accordingly in util.shape (#4073)
MNT: remove extreneous matplotlib warning (#4074)
Suppress warnings in tests for viewer (#4017)
Suppress warnings in test suite regarding measure.label (#4018)
Suppress warnings in test_rank due to type conversion (#4019)
Add todo item for imread plugin testing (#3907)
Remove matplotlib agg warning when using the sphinx gallery. (#3897)
Forward-port release notes for 0.14.4 (#4137)
Add tests for pathological arrays in threshold_li (#4143)
setup.py: Fail gracefully when NumPy is not installed (#4181)
Drop Python 3.5 support (#4102)
Force imageio reader to return NumPy arrays (#3837)
Fixing connecting to GitHub with SSH info. (#3875)
Small fix to an error message of
skimage.measure.regionprops
(#3884)Unify skeletonize and skeletonize 3D APIs (#3904)
Add location for Sphinx 2.0.1 search results; clean up templates (#3910)
Pin numpy version forward (#3925)
Replacing pyfits with Astropy to read FITS (#3930)
Add warning for future dtype kwarg removal (#3932)
MAINT: cleanup regionprop add PYTHONOPTIMIZE=2 to travis array (#3934)
Adding complexity and new tests for filters.threshold_multiotsu (#3935)
Fixup dtype kwarg warning in certain image plugins (#3948)
don’t cast integer to float before using it as integer in numpy logspace (#3949)
avoid low contrast image save in a doctest. (#3953)
MAINT: Remove unused _convert_input from filters._gaussian (#4001)
Set minimum version for imread so that it compiles from source on linux in test builds (#3960)
Cleanup plugin utilization in data.load and testsuite (#3961)
Select minimum imageio such that it is compatible with pathlib (#3969)
Remove pytest-faulthandler from test dependencies (#3987)
Fix tifffile and __array_function__ failures in our CI (#3992)
MAINT: Do not use assert in code, raise an exception instead. (#4006)
Enable packagers to disable failures on warnings. (#4021)
Fix numpy 117 rc and dask in thresholding filters (#4022)
silence r,c warnings when property does not depend on r,c (#4027)
remove warning filter, fix doc wrt r,c (#4028)
Import Iterable from collections.abc (#4033)
Import Iterable from collections.abc in vendored tifffile code (#4034)
Correction of typos after #4025 (#4036)
Rename internal function called assert_* -> check_* (#4037)
Improve import time (#4039)
Remove .meeseeksdev.yml (#4045)
Fix mpl deprecation on grid() (#4049)
Fix gallery after deprecation from #4025 (#4050)
fix mpl future deprecation normed -> density (#4053)
Add shape= to circle perimeter in hough_circle example (#4047)
Critical: address internal warnings in test suite related to metrics 4025 (#4063)
Use functools instead of a real function for the internal warn function (#4062)
Test rank capture warnings in threadsafe manner (#4064)
Make use of FFTs more consistent across the library (#4084)
Fixup region props test (#4099)
Turn single backquotes to double backquotes in filters (#4127)
Refactor radon transform module (#4136)
Fix broken import of rgb2gray in benchmark suite (#4176)
Fix doc building issues with SKIPs (#4182)
Remove several __future__ imports (#4198)
Restore deprecated coordinates arg to regionprops (#4144)
Refactor/optimize threshold_multiotsu (#4167)
Remove Python2-specific code (#4170)
view_as_windows incorrectly assumes that a contiguous array is needed (#4171)
Handle case in which NamedTemporaryFile fails (#4172)
Fix incorrect resolution date on SKIP1 (#4183)
API updates before 0.16 (#4187)
Fix conversion to float32 dtype (#4193)
Contributors to this release¶
Abhishek Arya
Alexandre de Siqueira
Alexis Mignon
Anthony Carapetis
Bastian Eichenberger
Bharat Raghunathan
Christian Clauss
Clement Ng
David Breuer
David Haberthür
Dominik Kutra
Dominik Straub
Egor Panfilov
Emmanuelle Gouillart
Etienne Landuré
François Boulogne
Genevieve Buckley
Gregory R. Lee
Hadrien Mary
Hamdi Sahloul
Holly Gibbs
Huang-Wei Chang
i3v (i3v)
Jarrod Millman
Jirka Borovec
Johan Jeppsson
Johannes Schönberger
Jon Crall
Josh Warner
Juan Nunez-Iglesias
Kaligule (Kaligule)
kczimm (kczimm)
Lars Grueter
Shachar Ben Harim
Luis F. de Figueiredo
Mark Harfouche
Mars Huang
Dave Mellert
Nelle Varoquaux
Ollin Boer Bohan
Patrick J Zager
Riadh Fezzani
Ryan Avery
Srinath Kailasa
Stefan van der Walt
Stuart Berg
Uwe Schmidt
Reviewers for this release¶
Alexandre de Siqueira
Anthony Carapetis
Bastian Eichenberger
Clement Ng
David Breuer
Egor Panfilov
Emmanuelle Gouillart
Etienne Landuré
François Boulogne
Genevieve Buckley
Gregory R. Lee
Hadrien Mary
Hamdi Sahloul
Holly Gibbs
Jarrod Millman
Jirka Borovec
Johan Jeppsson
Johannes Schönberger
Jon Crall
Josh Warner
jrmarsha
Juan Nunez-Iglesias
kczimm
Lars Grueter
leGIT-bot
Mark Harfouche
Mars Huang
Dave Mellert
Paul Müller
Phil Starkey
Ralf Gommers
Riadh Fezzani
Ryan Avery
Sebastian Berg
Stefan van der Walt
Uwe Schmidt
Installing scikit-image¶
We are assuming that you have default Python environment already configured on
your computer and you intend to install scikit-image
inside of it. If you
want to create and work with Python virtual environments, please follow the
instructions on venv and virtual environments.
There are two ways you can install scikit-image
on your preferred Python
environment.
Standard Installation
Development Installation
1. Standard Installation:¶
scikit-image
comes pre-installed with several Python distributions,
including Anaconda,
Enthought Canopy,
Python(x,y) and
WinPython.
On all major operating systems, install it via shell/command prompt:
pip install scikit-image
If you are running Anaconda or miniconda, use:
conda install -c conda-forge scikit-image
The wheels can be downloaded manually from PyPI.
2. Development Installation:¶
You can install the scikit-image
development version if either your
distribution ships an outdated version or you want to develop and work on new
features before the package is released officially.
First, uninstall any existing installations:
pip uninstall scikit-image
or, on conda-based systems:
conda uninstall scikit-image
Now, clone scikit-image on your local computer, and install:
git clone https://github.com/scikit-image/scikit-image.git
cd scikit-image
pip install -e .
To update the installation:
git pull # Grab latest source
pip install -e . # Reinstall
Platform-specific notes follow below.
a. Windows¶
If you experience the error Error:unable to find vcvarsall.bat
it means
that your computer does not have recommended compilers for Python. You can
either download and install Windows compilers from here or use
MinGW compilers . If using MinGW, make sure to correctly configure
distutils
by modifying (or create, if not existing) the configuration file
distutils.cfg
(located for example at
C:\Python26\Lib\distutils\distutils.cfg
) to contain:
[build]
compiler=mingw32
A run-through of the compilation process for Windows is included in our setup of Azure Pipelines (a continuous integration service).
b. Debian and Ubuntu¶
Install all the required dependencies:
sudo apt-get install python3-matplotlib python3-numpy python3-pil python3-scipy python3-tk
Install suitable compilers:
sudo apt-get install build-essential cython3
Complete the general development installation instructions above.
Documentation Requirements¶
# Sphinx 1.7.8 has a bug when building on cached envs
# https://github.com/sphinx-doc/sphinx/issues/5361
sphinx>=1.3,!=1.7.8
numpydoc>=0.9
sphinx-gallery
sphinx-copybutton
pytest-runner
scikit-learn
matplotlib>=3.0.1
dask[array]>=0.15.0
# cloudpickle is necessary to provide the 'processes' scheduler for dask
cloudpickle>=0.2.1
Runtime Requirements¶
numpy>=1.14.1
scipy>=0.19.0
matplotlib>=2.0.0,!=3.0.0
networkx>=2.0
pillow>=4.3.0
imageio>=2.3.0
PyWavelets>=0.4.0
Optional Requirements¶
You can use scikit-image
with the basic requirements listed above, but some
functionality is only available with the following installed:
Testing Requirements¶
# pytest 3.7.3 is broken on macOS, see:
# https://github.com/pytest-dev/pytest/issues/3888
pytest!=3.7.3
pytest-cov
pytest-localserver
flake8
codecov
Warnings during testing phase¶
Scikit-image tries to catch all warnings in its development builds to ensure
that crucial warnings from dependencies are not missed. This might cause
certain tests to fail if you are building scikit-image with versions of
dependencies that were not tested at the time of the release. To disable
failures on warnings, export the environment variable
SKIMAGE_TEST_STRICT_WARNINGS
with a value of 0 or False and run the
tests:
export SKIMAGE_TEST_STRICT_WARNINGS=False
pytest --pyargs skimage


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Next: Declaration Scope, Previous: Declaration Specifiers, Up: Declarations
Figure 3–9 shows a list of all declaration identifiers
defined by this standard.
| declaration | ignore | special |
| dynamic-extent | inline | type |
| ftype | notinline | |
| ignorable | optimize |
Figure 3–9: Common Lisp Declaration Identifiers
An implementation is free to support other (implementation-defined) declaration identifiers as well. A warning might be issued if a declaration identifier is not among those defined above, is not defined by the implementation, is not a type name, and has not been declared in a declaration proclamation.
| • Shorthand notation for Type Declarations: |


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----- Fight Club [R]
A Film By David Fincher Screenplay by Jim Uhls (based on Chuck Palahniuk's novel) Starring Brad Pitt, Edward Norton, Helena Bonham Carter, Meat Loaf, Jared Leto
Review by Matt Lotti Rating: **** out of **** -----
Ah, how I love controversy! Not since the release of Stanley Kubrick's "Eyes Wide Shut" this summer have critics disagreed so much over one film. At the theater in which I viewed the movie, several people walked out after the scene in which one of the characters burns his hand with a chemical, more left after one of the more grisly fight scenes, and by the end of the film, it was me and about five other people. Being the snoop I am I overheard the conversation of one of the couples walking out at the very end. "Hon," the one woman said, "next time, I pick the movie." "Sorry about that," the man replied.
But I wasn't sorry I saw it. In fact, I was quite glad. "Fight Club" is one of the most flashy, original, hard-to-watch, mind-melting films I've seen in a while. Fincher, whose previous works include "Seven" and "Alien3" (which I thought was tolerable, others disagreed) has made a cult classic that challenges you intellectually, while visually astounding you. Unlike a lot of the other action films Hollywood regurgitates and spits out at you, "Fight Club" actually has a pulse ... inside, it's alive.
The story revolves around Jack, played by Edward Norton, as he trudges through his miserable life. Like Patrick Bateman in Bret Easton Ellis' "American Psycho," he is obsessed with purchasing expensive furniture and exercise equipment for his apartment. He suffers from insomnia, and goes to his physician for some sleeping pills. The physician refuses, and tells him that he's not really suffering - the men who have testicular cancer (and go to group meetings to deal with the after effects of the disease) are the ones who are suffering. So, to make himself feel better, he goes to a group meeting, pretends to have cancer, meets a large man with breasts (due to hormone therapy) played by Meat Loaf, and, for the first time in a long time, cries. This crying is a panacea for him, and after the meeting he goes home and sleeps comfortably. Before you know it, he is addicted to self-help meetings.
It is here that he meets a kindred spirit, played by Helena Bonham Carter (very convincing in her trash-whore role), who is also addicted to self-help meetings. Her presence at these meetings disrupts him, because she, like he, is actually quite healthy and "faking" her illnesses (since she seems to be suicidal throughout the film, it can be assumed that these groups give her a reason to live even though she claims she only goes to them for the "free coffee"). Jack claims that the presence of another "faker" at these meetings bothers him, and his sleeping problems are resurfacing.
Another presence makes himself known to Jack, only this time it's in the form of the grungy, testosterone-filled Tyler Derden (Brad Pitt), who makes and sells soap. A series of events occurs in Jack's life and he and Tyler start living together, become friends, and create Fight Club, where men (and only men) meet and exorcise their homosexual demons by beating each other senseless.
To reveal more of the plot would be wrong of me, because the film gets wonderfully weird and while the twists taken may be considered (by some) as being far-fetched, I view them as being symbolic of the male psyche. What's more "spirit crushing" (to use "Trainspotting" terminology) than being forced to sit in a cubicle all day, typing meaningless numbers into meaningless machines? Why are we forced to put up with dull, emotionless bosses who revel in wearing (gasp!) cornflower blue ties on Wednesdays "for kicks?" There are ways we can escape, however. Some of them are healthy, some of them not so.
That's the film's warning. Tyler Derden's quasi-Hitler approach to the world is fascist, yes, but then again, Tyler Derden isn't exactly the film's hero, now is he? The message of the film is to avoid going that far, because the potential to go that far is inside all of us (the symbolism brings Joseph Conrad's "Heart of Darkness" to mind). If anything, the movie is anti-God (to agree with Alexander Walker) in the way that the characters abuse and intentionally disfigure their bodies. This self-mutilation reminds me of "Sick: The Life and Death of Bob Flanagan, Supermasochist" and Flanagan's getting "back at" God for torturing him with cystic fibrosis. But Jack and Tyler don't have any major diseases - they aren't suffering from physical death, but from an existential death.
Fincher has said that this is supposed to be a comedy, and there are some funny parts that will appeal to those with a dark sense of humor. The ending can best be described as tongue-in-cheek, and I chuckled at exactly how dark things had become. I think how you view the film will depend on your own ideology and how well you accept the "twist" at the end (these "twists" are one of Fincher's trademarks).
Ignore what you hear from David Denby, Lisa Schwartzbaum or Roger Ebert (who is notorious for misjudging films of this nature) and watch the film for yourself. Is it trash? Is it subversive? Does it praise violence or show how destructive and detrimental it is to society? No matter how you look at it, there's no denying that Fincher is genuinely talented. And, like Kubrick, he knows just how to push everyone's buttons.
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q ens
This command returns information about the ensemble dimension. For each ensemble member, the printout includes the index number, ensemble name, length (number of time steps), start time in date format, time axis index of start time, and grib2 codes, if present.
This command is available in GrADS v2.0.
ga-> q ens
Ensemble 1 named avg has 31 timesteps and begins at 00Z01MAY2009 (t=1) grbcode=0
Ensemble 2 named c00 has 31 timesteps and begins at 00Z01MAY2009 (t=1) grbcode=1,0
Ensemble 3 named p01 has 31 timesteps and begins at 00Z01MAY2009 (t=1) grbcode=3,1
Ensemble 4 named p02 has 31 timesteps and begins at 00Z01MAY2009 (t=1) grbcode=3,2
Ensemble 5 named p03 has 31 timesteps and begins at 00Z01MAY2009 (t=1) grbcode=3,3
Ensemble 6 named p04 has 31 timesteps and begins at 00Z01MAY2009 (t=1) grbcode=3,4
Ensemble 7 named p05 has 31 timesteps and begins at 00Z01MAY2009 (t=1) grbcode=3,5
Ensemble 8 named p06 has 31 timesteps and begins at 00Z01MAY2009 (t=1) grbcode=3,6
Ensemble 9 named p07 has 31 timesteps and begins at 00Z01MAY2009 (t=1) grbcode=3,7
Ensemble 10 named p08 has 31 timesteps and begins at 00Z01MAY2009 (t=1) grbcode=3,8
Ensemble 11 named p09 has 31 timesteps and begins at 00Z01MAY2009 (t=1) grbcode=3,9
Ensemble 12 named p10 has 31 timesteps and begins at 00Z01MAY2009 (t=1) grbcode=3,10
Ensemble 13 named p11 has 31 timesteps and begins at 00Z01MAY2009 (t=1) grbcode=3,11
Ensemble 14 named p12 has 31 timesteps and begins at 00Z01MAY2009 (t=1) grbcode=3,12
Ensemble 15 named p13 has 31 timesteps and begins at 00Z01MAY2009 (t=1) grbcode=3,13
Ensemble 16 named p14 has 31 timesteps and begins at 00Z01MAY2009 (t=1) grbcode=3,14
Ensemble 17 named p15 has 31 timesteps and begins at 00Z01MAY2009 (t=1) grbcode=3,15
Ensemble 18 named p16 has 31 timesteps and begins at 00Z01MAY2009 (t=1) grbcode=3,16
Ensemble 19 named p17 has 31 timesteps and begins at 00Z01MAY2009 (t=1) grbcode=3,17
Ensemble 20 named p18 has 31 timesteps and begins at 00Z01MAY2009 (t=1) grbcode=3,18
Ensemble 21 named p19 has 31 timesteps and begins at 00Z01MAY2009 (t=1) grbcode=3,19
Ensemble 22 named p20 has 31 timesteps and begins at 00Z01MAY2009 (t=1) grbcode=3,20