Hi!
First of all...I speak french (french-canadian...from Québec...), so, my english is so-so...
On the january 11, I took a flight Montreal-Zurich, my head full of dreams. At this time, I wished to encounter some of my favorites writers or artists. But ,above all, I want to sing ´ Happy Birthday Albert' to Albert Hofmann. What an idea?!!! 6 hours of travel and 3000 dollars just to honour a man I never encountered? YES!!!
And it was some of the most well spend money in all my life. Nothing less. The program was very dense. Often, I have to made difficult choices...I can't be at 2 places at the same time.(not in my normal condition!!!...) The side program (in the halls...) was really great too!. So much to see. So much to hear. 2000 enlightened peoples from all around the world to encountered. The reality exceed all my expectations.
I effectively shake hands of autors, painters, thinkers, activists, researchers...peoples passionates of entheogenes relatives topics...like me. All those peoples were sooo nice with us, simple visitors. It was very obvious that they talk from the bottom of their hearts. Everyone was interesting. Many were VERY interesting... like:
Alex Grey...What an ARTIST!!! This guy astounded a lot of us whit his ALMOST PERFECT way to represent the ILLUMINATION STATE. A real feast for my eyes and soul.
Jeremy Narby...A very friendly french-swiss man...his first book (the cosmic serpent) present what is , in my humble opinion, THE theory about all the entheogene world.
Rick Doblin...A TRUTH WARRIOR!!!...This man worked days and nights since near 20 years. He dream of a world where the entheogenes have their places under the sun. And he work so hard for it. And he is so friendly.
Fire and Earth. What can I say about this couple?...They are THE REFERENCE in all the NET...in all the WORLD! Their Site stop the isolation of thinkers-psychonauts like me. If Rick Doblin is the warrior...Fire and Earth are the CASTLE. Our treasure is very, very well kept in this castle. Thank you Fire and Earth!
Ralph Metzner...An icon...A part of the LEGEND...He is part of the battle for consciousness since sooo long. Perseverance, integrity; a very articulate
man. His view is very wide due to his experience spanning on +-40 years. A very special thank for his BARDO BLUES. Touching and funny at the same time!
Benny Shanon...This one was not supposed to be there...what a surprise for me...because his book (the antipodes of the mind) was the last one I read this autumn...May be the most difficult to go through I ever read...but...WHAT A BOOK!!!...The BIBLE about AYAHUASCA! I talk a lot with him along the congress.
Ann and Sasha Shulguin...I love them!...  The archetype of the perfect psychedelic couple. Still passionate...still in love...aging in beauty...I wish my couple will be like that in 40 years. I'm waitting for the next publication of the 'shulguin amazing couple' to be available in few months.
I can say something about the majority of the speakers, but...I have to keep it 'short and sweet'...
The overall athmosphere was simply filled with LOVE, KNOWLEDGE, IMAGINATION and AFFECTION(for the humanity, in general, and Albert, in particular)
These 3 days were some of the most beautiful days of my life. Nothing less. My only one regret is that my wife was not able to be there. It was a turning point event, and all the +- 2000 peoples who were there sensed it clearly.
Our community is mature and we are, for the vast majority of people I encountered in Basel, healthy, smily and optimistic.
A little word about the closing ceremony...
It was one of the most EMOTIONAL MOMENT IN MY LIFE!
Try to imagine (for them who was'nt there)...1500-2000 people in the room...speakers and organisators of the event on the stage...and Albert himself who is in front of us, on his feet, without text...AT 100 YEARS OLD!!! It was so emotive to see this living legend speak with a mix of authority, experience, love and tenderness. A wonderful treat for the heart.
At the end of the speach, one of his best friend (Rolf Verres, a specialist in psychotherapeutic medecine and a very gifted pianist) played a marvelous, so touching,
piano piece.
Believe me or not, but...at the end of the piano piece, I opened my eyes and....the majority of the people around me were crying like babies! I never attended a so wonderful demonstration of love and affection for a single man. A magic moment in my life. I will never forget it!
A last word for Albert...FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART...
THANK YOU ALBERT!
THANK FOR BEING THERE.
THANK FOR BEING YOU.
YOU ARE, FOREVER, OUR CHERISH ELDER!

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Gabor filters are a traditional choice for obtaining localised frequency information. They offer the best simultaneous localization of spatial and frequency information. However they have two main limitations. The maximum bandwidth of a Gabor filter is limited to approximately one octave and Gabor filters are not optimal if one is seeking broad spectral information with maximal spatial localization.
An alternative to the Gabor function is the Log-Gabor function proposed by Field [1987]. Log-Gabor filters can be constructed with arbitrary bandwidth and the bandwidth can be optimised to produce a filter with minimal spatial extent.
One cannot construct Gabor functions of arbitrarily wide bandwidth and still maintain a reasonably small DC component in the even-symmetric filter. This difficulty can be seen if we look at the transfer function of an even-symmetric Gabor filter in the frequency domain. The transfer function is the sum of two Gaussians centred at plus and minus the centre frequency. If the standard deviation of these Gaussians becomes more than about one third of the centre frequency the tails of the two Gaussians will start to overlap excessively at the origin, resulting in a nonzero DC component.
| Transfer function of a high bandwidth even-symmetric Gabor filter. The two Gaussians that make up the function overlap at the origin, resulting in a significant DC component. |
At the limiting situation where the centre frequency is equal to three standard deviations, the bandwidth will be approximately one octave. This can be seen as follows: For a Gaussian, the points where its value falls to half the maximum are at approximately plus and minus one standard deviation, these points defining the cutoff frequencies. Thus the upper and lower cut-off frequencies will be at approximately 4σ and 2σ respectively, giving a bandwidth of one octave. This limitation on bandwidth means that we need many Gabor filters to obtain wide coverage of the spectrum.
An alternative to the Gabor function is the log-Gabor function proposed by Field [1987]. Field suggests that natural images are better coded by filters that have Gaussian transfer functions when viewed on the logarithmic frequency scale. (Gabor functions have Gaussian transfer functions when viewed on the linear frequency scale). On the linear frequency scale the log-Gabor function has a transfer function of the form
where wo is the filter's centre frequency. To obtain constant shape ratio filters the term k/wo must also be held constant for varying wo. For example, a k/wo value of .74 will result in a filter bandwidth of approximately one octave, .55 will result in two octaves, and .41 will produce three octaves.
| An example of a log-Gabor transfer function viewed on both linear and logarithmic frequency scales. |
There are two important characteristics to note. Firstly, log-Gabor functions, by definition, always have no DC component, and secondly, the transfer function of the log Gabor function has an extended tail at the high frequency end. Field's studies of the statistics of natural images indicate that natural images have amplitude spectra that fall off at approximately 1/w. To encode images having such spectral characteristics one should use filters having spectra that are similar. Field suggests that log Gabor functions, having extended tails, should be able to encode natural images more efficiently than, say, ordinary Gabor functions, which would over-represent the low frequency components and under-represent the high frequency components in any encoding. Another point in support of the log Gabor function is that it is consistent with measurements on mammalian visual systems which indicate we have cell responses that are symmetric on the log frequency scale.
What do log Gabor functions look like in the spatial domain? Unfortunately due to the singularity in the log function at the origin one cannot construct an analytic expression for the shape of the log Gabor function in the spatial domain. One is reduced to designing the filters in the frequency domain and then performing a numerical inverse Fourier Transform to see what they look like. Their appearance is similar to Gabor functions though their shape becomes much `sharper' as the bandwidth is increased. The shapes of log Gabor and Gabor functions are almost identical for bandwidths less than one octave. Shown below are three log Gabor filters of different bandwidths all tuned to the same centre frequency.
| Three quadrature pairs of log Gabor wavelets all tuned to the same frequency, but having bandwidths of 1, 2 and 3 octaves respectively. |
Given that we are now able to construct filters of arbitrary bandwidth and zero DC component the following question arises: What is the best bandwidth to use? One observation is that as bandwidth increases so too does the sharpness of the filter. Therefore, one constraint might be imposed by the maximum sharpness of the filter that we can effectively represent. Of perhaps greater interest is to study the variation of the spatial width of filters with bandwidth. A useful objective might be to minimize the spatial width of filters in order to get maximal spatial localization of our frequency information.
Normally when a function is wide in the frequency domain it is narrow in the spatial domain, thus we expect broad bandwidth filters to be narrow in the spatial domain. However, changing the bandwidth of a log Gabor filter does not result in a simple linear stretch of its transfer function in the frequency domain, so one's first intuitive thoughts about their behaviour in the spatial domain can be misleading. Careful observation of the behaviour of broad bandwidth log Gabor filters in the spatial domain reveals that while the central spike(s) of the filter may become very narrow the tails of the filter become extended. To investigate this phenomenon further two measures of filter 'width' were studied.
| Variation of the spatial width of log Gabor functions with bandwidth (evaluated numerically). |
As one can see, both measures of width are minimized when the bandwidth is about two octaves. The troughs in the curves are very broad with any value between one and three octaves achieving a near minimal spatial width. The data shown above were for even-symmetric filters. The results for odd-symmetric filters are similar though with a more gradual increase in width for bandwidths above three octaves being observed. These results have to be treated with some caution as they are vulnerable to numerical effects; the spatial form of the filters was calculated via the discrete Fourier transform, and the width measures are also determined numerically. The systematic undulations in the measure of width to represent 99% of the area are troubling; all attempts to eliminate them were unsuccessful. The magnitude of these undulations would vary with filter centre frequency but their locations would remain constant. A flaw in attempting to measure the width required to represent 99% of the filter's absolute area is that one does not know the actual area, all one knows is the total discrete area in the finite spatial window being considered. The data above was obtained using an FFT applied over 1024 points and with filters having a centre frequency of 0.05 (a wavelength of 20 units). The aim was to achieve a good discrete representation of the filter in both spatial and frequency domains, and also to avoid truncation of the filter tails. Despite the concerns one might have over the absolute accuracy of the data, it is felt that the overall trends of the curves are valid. It is interesting to note that the range of bandwidths over which filter spatial size is near minimum, 1 to 3 octaves, matches well with measurements obtained on mammalian visual cells. One should also note that the spatial width of a 3 octave log Gabor function is approximately the same as that of a 1 octave Gabor function, clearly illustrating the ability of the log Gabor function to capture broad spectral information with a compact spatial filter.
I am often asked how the code I use in my functions works. The code for constructing the filters and performing the convolution does appear a bit mysterious. Here's an attempt at an explanation.
In the frequency domain the even symmetric filter is represented by two real-valued log-Gaussian 'bumps' symmetrically placed on each side of the origin. The odd-symmetric filter is represented by two imaginary valued log-Gaussian 'bumps' anti-symmetrically placed on each side of the origin.
Even symmetric filter transfer function
Odd symmetric filter transfer function
One can combine the convolution of the even and odd symmetric filters into the one operation. Exploiting the linearity of the Fourier Transform where FFT(A+B) = FFT(A) + FFT(B) we can do the following: Multiply the FFT of the odd-symmetric filter by i (to make it real valued) and add it to the FFT of the even symmetric filter. The anti-symmetric 'bump' from the odd-symmetric filter will cancel out the corresponding symmetric bump from the even-symmetric filter. This leaves a single 'bump' (multiplied by 2) on the positive side of the frequency spectrum.
Thus if we construct a filter in the frequency domain with a single log-Gabor 'bump' on the positive side of the frequency spectrum we can consider this filter to be the sum of the FFTs of the even and odd symmetric filters (with the odd symmetric filter multiplied by i).
If we perform the convolution by multiplying this frequency domain filter by the FFT of the image and take the inverse FFT we end up with the even-symmetric convolution residing in the real part of the result and the odd-symmetric convolution residing in the imaginary part.
Returning the result in this form is very convenient. With the complex values of the the convolution result simultaneously encoding the magnitude and phase response of the quadrature filters.
The first step is to compute a matrix the same size as the image where every value of the matrix contains the normalised radius from the centre on the matrix. Values range from 0 at the middle to 0.5 at the boundary.
[x,y] = meshgrid([-cols/2:(cols/2-1)]/cols,... [-rows/2:(rows/2-1)]/rows); radius = sqrt(x.^2 + y.^2); % Matrix values contain *normalised* radius % values ranging from 0 at the centre to % 0.5 at the boundary. radius(rows/2+1, cols/2+1) = 1; % Get rid of the 0 radius value in the middle % so that taking the log of the radius will % not cause trouble.Filters are constructed in terms of two components.
Here is an example of constructing the radial component of the filter given some desired filter wavelength. The bandwidth of the filter is controlled by the parameter sigmaOnf.
fo = 1.0/wavelength; % Centre frequency of filter. % The following implements the log-gabor transfer function. logGabor = exp((-(log(radius/fo)).^2) / (2 * log(sigmaOnf)^2)); logGabor(rows/2+1, cols/2+1) = 0; % Set the value at the 0 frequency point % of the filter back to zero % (undo the radius fudge).
Radial log-Gabor component of the filter.
lp = lowpassfilter([rows,cols],.4,10); % Radius .4, 'sharpness' 10 logGabor = logGabor.*lp; % Apply low-pass filter
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Large low-pass filter. |
Product of low-pass filter and log-Gabor filter (in this case it does nothing). |
theta = atan2(-y,x); % Matrix values contain polar angle. % (note -ve y is used to give +ve % anti-clockwise angles) sintheta = sin(theta); costheta = cos(theta); % For each point in the filter matrix calculate the angular distance from the % specified filter orientation. To overcome the angular wrap-around problem % sine difference and cosine difference values are first computed and then % the atan2 function is used to determine angular distance. ds = sintheta * cos(angl) - costheta * sin(angl); % Difference in sine. dc = costheta * cos(angl) + sintheta * sin(angl); % Difference in cosine. dtheta = abs(atan2(ds,dc)); % Absolute angular distance. spread = exp((-dtheta.^2) / (2 * thetaSigma^2)); % Calculate the angular % filter component. filter = spread.*logGabor; % Product of the two components.
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Angular component of the filter. |
Product of angular and radial components to produce the frequency domain representation of the log-Gabor filter. |
If we take the inverse Fourier Transform of this filter the even-symmetric component will be in the real part of the result and odd-symmetric component will be in the imaginary part of the result.
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Even symmetric filter. |
Odd symmetric filter. |
To create filters tuned to other frequencies and oriented in different directions one simply forms the product between the appropriate radial and angular spread components - mix and match.
One aim is to produce a filter bank that provides even coverage of the section of the spectrum that you wish to represent. This can be achieved by making the overlap of the filter transfer functions sufficiently large so that when one sums the individual transfer functions the net result is an even coverage of the spectrum. Thus, every point in the spectrum ends up being represented equally in the final result. For computational reasons one wants to achieve this even coverage of the spectrum with a minimal number of filters.
A second aim, which conflicts with the first, is to ensure the outputs of the individual filters in the bank are as independent as possible. The whole aim of applying the filter bank is to obtain information about our signal, if a filter's outputs are highly correlated with those of its neighbours then we have an inefficient arrangement of filters that do not provide as much information as they should. To achieve independence of output the filters should have minimal overlap of their transfer functions.
Thus the transfer functions of our filters should have the minimal overlap necessary to achieve fairly even spectral coverage.
Here are the parameters you have to decide on, several are interdependent.
The maximum frequency is set by the wavelength of the smallest scale filter, this is controlled by the parameter minWaveLength. The smallest value you can sensibly use here is the Nyquist wavelength of 2 pixels, however at this wavelength you will get considerable alaising and I prefer to keep the minimum value to 3 pixels or above.
The minimum frequency is set by the wavelength of the largest scale filter. This is implicitly defined once you have set the number of filter scales (nscale), the scaling between centre frequencies of successive filters (mult), and the wavelength of the smallest scale filter.
maximum wavelength = minWavelength * mult^(nscale-1) minimum frequency = 1 / maximum wavelength
The filter bandwidth is set by specifying the ratio of the standard deviation of the Gaussian describing the log Gabor filter's transfer function in the log-frequency domain to the filter center frequency. This is set by the parameter sigmaOnf . The smaller sigmaOnf is the larger the bandwidth of the filter. I have not worked out an expression relating sigmaOnf to bandwidth, but empirically a sigmaOnf value of 0.75 will result in a filter with a bandwidth of approximately 1 octave and a value of 0.55 will result in a bandwidth of roughly 2 octaves.
Having set a filter bandwidth one is then in a position to decide on the scaling between centre frequencies of successive filters (mult). It is here one has to play off the conflicting demands of even spectral coverage and independence of filter output.
Here is a table of values, determined experimentally, that result in the minimal overlap necessary to achieve fairly even spectral coverage.
sigmaOnf .85 mult 1.3 sigmaOnf .75 mult 1.6 (bandwidth ~1 octave) sigmaOnf .65 mult 2.1 sigmaOnf .55 mult 3 (bandwidth ~2 octaves)


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Younger generations are gaining prominent footholds and shifting conversations in today’s workplaces. This includes changes in the attitudes of companies toward their responsibilities in addressing societal issues. For the modern workforce, few areas of social change are more important than gender equality. This is because women, including women in medicine, continue to face harassment, disrespect, and lack of opportunity.
While already important, the different experiences of men and women in the medical industry will become even more prominent in the future. Right now, 65% of physicians are men, however, the majority of students entering medical school are women. Should that trend continue, the problems women face in the workplace will take on greater prominence in the industry.
Survey: Men and women see the issues of inequity differently A recent survey asked more than 700 female and male physicians about their workplace experiences, in particular:
their environments
leadership opportunities
workplace harassment.
The results point to major differences in how men and women see the problems in the
industry and suggest areas for much-needed improvement.
Harassment
The medical industry has a problem with harassment and the evidence is staggering.
The vast majority of both women (83%) and men (73%) shared the belief that
harassment was an issue in their workplaces.
Women are the targets of harassment much more often than their male counterparts. They face both more harassment and different types of it when compared to men.
This means women are more likely to experience discrimination, insubordination, retaliation, physical violence, and sexual harassment. Only 12% of women reported that they had never had to deal with any form of sexual harassment, compared to 38% of men.
Although the majority of respondents had never considered abandoning the industry because of harassment, women (18%) left jobs at nearly double the rate of men (10%).
Men were also more likely to believe their organizations have policies, training and reporting procedures in place to prevent sexual harassment, physical violence, and retaliation, while women had a more dim view.
The way people in the medical industry perceive the harassment around them was a consistent thread throughout the study. Women reported seeing harassment much more than men.
Women and men also both reported seeing more harassment of women than their male counterparts. However, women reported witnessing substantially more harassment of other women than men saw of their female coworkers.


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Third Celtic fan stabbed and 12 Lazio fans arrested after match in Rome
by Chris McLaughlinA third Celtic fan has been stabbed and 12 Lazio supporters arrested following Thursday night's match in Rome.
The stab victim, thought to be a 20-year-old man, was treated in hospital for a back wound before being released.
Several Celtic supporters were also attacked when a shuttle bus transporting them from the stadium broke down and was ambushed.
Police arrested 12 people known to be members of the Lazio Ultras group in connection with the bus attack.
Fireworks, bottles and other objects were thrown after the Europa League game, which Celtic won 2-1.
It is understood those arrested belong to the most extreme element of the Lazio support.
It is not thought that any Celtic fans sustained serious injuries after their bus was ambushed.
In the lead up to the game, two Celtic fans were stabbed by masked men outside the Flann O'Brien pub in the city.
Both were stabbed in the leg but their injuries are not life-threatening.
One of the men, aged 52, is still in hospital but the other has been released. Police said an investigation was ongoing.
Tensions were high after warnings that Lazio fans wanted revenge for a controversial banner unfurled by Celtic fans at a match in Glasgow last month.
The banner showed the Italian dictator Benito Mussolini hanging upside down.


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List of materials we’d really, really like to have but don’t
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New Isolationist, any issue.
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International Shortage Reporter #1, 1976 ("Introduction to Counter-Economics" and maybe others in other issues).
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Index on Liberty, issue unknown ("The Counter-Economic Alternative" and maybe others)
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Libertarian Alliance Pamphlets, issue unknown ("Living Liberty, and just that, a reply to Rothbard" and maybe others)
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Clear Ether!, The Tarzine of APAs, ...On The Green, Frefannews, The World of TANSTAAFL, etc. Check sek3.org for the list of issues.
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SEK3’s articles, letters, and columns anywhere. Especially if we overlooked something in the magazines mentioned on this site: Southern Libertarian Review, Southern Libertarian Messenger, The Voluntarist, Reason, etc.
The following haven't been scanned yet but Victor Koman has them. You can still scan them to save his time but better contact us first to coordinate.
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New Libertarian Strategy, any issue.
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Tactics of the Movement of the Libertarian Left, any issue.
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(libertarian) Option Vol. 2 #1, 3, 4 ("Off the Deep End" and maybe others in other issues)
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Individual Liberty, Vol. 13 #10, Vol. 7 #09, Vol. 9 #06 ("Stay at Home!" and maybe others)
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Green Revolution, Vol. 35 #8 ("Corporations and Government" and maybe others)
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Other stuff I didn't know about before Victor mentioned them.
And everything else that says “Samuel Edward Konkin III” that you don’t see on our sites as well as titles we have already scanned if you can produce better quality. That includes many New Libertarian and New Libertarian Notes issues if you have access to the original and kopubco.com lists only photocopy.
Try to do scans in PNG format, with resolution of 600 DPI and full color (not just black and white). But we’ll probably accept anything you can do.
Some of the articles can be found and scanned in libraries, so even if you don’t own anything we need, you still can help. Please search on worldcat and see if you can visit a local library that have some of the titles above.
Feel free to email us if you not sure how to search, not sure if we need something you have, or not sure about anything. We don’t bite. matimatik@gmail.com


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wf3rej¶
This calls the wf3rej executable. Use this function to facilitate batch runs or for the TEAL interface.
Example¶
In Python without TEAL:
>>> from wfc3tools import wf3rej
>>> wf3rej(filename)
In Python with TEAL:
>>> from stsci.tools import teal
>>> from wfc3tools import wf3rej
>>> teal.teal('wf3rej')
In Pyraf:
>>> import wfc3tools
>>> epar wf3rej
Parameters¶
input : str, Name of input files
- a single filename (
iaa012wdq_raw.fits
)- a Python list of filenames
- a partial filename with wildcards (
\*raw.fits
)- filename of an ASN table (
\*asn.fits
)- an at-file (
@input
)
output : str, Name of the output FITS file.
crrejtab : string, reference file name
scalense : string, scale factor applied to noise
initgues : string, intial value estimate scheme (min|med)
skysub : string, how to compute the sky (none|mode|mean)
crsigmas : string, rejection levels in each iteration
crradius : float, cosmic ray expansion radius in pixels
crthresh : float, rejection propagation threshold
badinpdq : int, data quality flag bits to reject
crmask : bool, flag CR in input DQ imageS?
shadcorr : bool, perform shading shutter correction?
verbose : bool, optional, Print verbose time stamps?
The wf3rej executable can also be called directly from the OS command line prompt:
>>> wf3rej.e input output [-options]
Input can be a single file, or a comma-delimited list of files.
Where the OS options include:
- t: print the timestamps
- v: verbose
- shadcorr: perform shading shutter correction?
- crmask: flag CR in input DQ images?
- table <filename>: the crrejtab filename
- scale <number>: scale factor for noise
- init <med|min>: initial value estimate scheme
- sky <none|median|mode>: how to compute sky
- sigmas: rejection leves for each iteration
- radius <number>: CR expansion radius
- thresh <number> : rejection propagation threshold
- pdq <number>: data quality flag bits to reject


define ['template', 'async', 'sequencer'], (template, async, Sequencer) ->
define ['template', 'async', 'sequencer'], (template, async, Sequencer) ->
Simple publish and subscribe Publish is async
class Hub
constructor: ->
@listeners = {}
@sequencer = new Sequencer()
_every: (e, cb) =>
@listeners[e] = [] if !@listeners[e]?
@listeners[e].push cb
off: =>
index = @listeners[e].indexOf(cb)
if index isnt -1
@listeners[e].splice index, 1
Subscribe to an event
every: (events, cb) =>
events = [events] unless events instanceof Array
bindings = for e in events
event: e
for e in bindings
e.binding = @_every e.event, cb
off: => e.binding.off() for e in bindings
_once: (e, cb) =>
binding = @every e, (payload, callback) =>
binding.off()
cb payload, callback
off: -> binding.off()
once: (events, cb) =>
events = [events] unless events instanceof Array
count = 0
bindings = for e in events
count++
event: e
complete: no
for e in bindings
e.binding = @_once e.event, (m, callback) ->
count--
e.complete = yes
if count is 0
cb(m, callback)
else
callback()
off: -> e.binding.off() for e in bindings
any: (events, cb) =>
bindings = for e in events
event: e
unbind = -> e.binding.off() for e in bindings
for e in bindings
e.binding = @_once e.event, ->
unbind()
cb()
off: unbind
Publish an event
emit: (e, m, ecb) =>
description = "#{template e, m}"
console.log "+ #{description}"
tasks = []
if @listeners[e]?
for listener in @listeners[e].slice()
do (listener) =>
tasks.push (pcb) =>
@sequencer.exec description, (scb) ->
listener m, ->
pcb()
scb()
async.parallel tasks, -> ecb() if ecb?
ready: (cb) =>
@sequencer.ready cb
new Hub()


displaying ${tasks_cnt} tasks, handled by ${len(handlers)}, assigned to ${len(assignees)} and having ${len(statuses)} different statuses.
* tasks that have recently been tracked on or have commits.
| assignee |
<% items = sorted(orders.items(),key=lambda x:assignee_pri[x[0]],reverse=True) %>
% for a,lst in items:
| ${a} (${assignee_pri[a]}) |
% for l in lst:
${l['id']}
(${l['comb_pri']})
${l['st']}, \
${humanize.naturaltime(l['crat'])}\
% if l['hby']:
h.by ${l['hby']}
% endif
|
% endfor
% endfor
%def>


published by: {{quote.name}}
Authored by: {{quote.author}}
Upvotes: {{quote.Upvotes}}
Downvotes: {{quote.Downvotes}}


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Though the state is primarily responsible to eradicate illiteracy, this task cannot be accomplished without realization and joint endeavors by the stakeholders of our society.
In order to enable all individuals to reach and utilize their maximum potential, education is categorically imperative.
Education also combats unemployment, confirms sound foundation of social equity, awareness, tolerance and spread of political socialization and cultural vitality. To meet such challenges we all need to extend helping-hand to one another.
I am proud of the fact that we have been able to make a remarkable contribution for quality education in Pakistan. We have, therefore, tried to share in the development of human resource capital from the general masses by providing affordable educational opportunities throughout Pakistan.
I hope and desire that our education system should produce responsible, enlightened citizens to align Pakistan with the global framework of economic and social prosperity. I am confident that Allied Schools will suffice this dire need of our society.
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This is a simple validation framework that I created for one of my projects that I am releasing under an open source MIT license.
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I have created a simple control that subclasses UILabel to add a border. Here’s a screenshot:
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Just for fun, I have created a metro themed UIButton for iOS complete with perspective 3D transform animations. Check out the screen shot and video below.
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This is the code that I use when setting up a UIScrollView
to contain multiple images that can be scrolled through. I add this code in the viewDidLoad
or viewWillAppear
methods and then set the numberOfViews
to the number of images I want to display. This will also scale the images to fit the size of the screen using an aspect fit scaling. The example code loads images named “image1”, “image2” etc.
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One of the projects I am currently working on needs to capture a signature from a user. So I am releasing the simple library that I created for it.
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SARAH OLIVIERI
01.24.18
Just one day before voting nominations closed for the 90th Academy Awards, five women accused actor James Franco of “inappropriate or sexually exploitative” behavior, according to the Los Angeles Times. Franco avoided the red carpet at the Screen Actors Guild Awards but sat through the ceremony alongside many people wearing a Time’s Up pin.
Franco did not receive an Oscar nomination for his role in The Disaster Artist. Ohio University student Molly O’Brien couldn’t help but think that had to do with the allegations.
“It’s kind of sad that he wasn’t nominated,” O’Brien, a freshman studying journalism, said. “I think (Time’s Up) is a positive movement that is uniting females together, but we have to realize allegations are allegations and not all facts.”
The allegations surrounding celebrities will lead to more scrutiny of those nominated for awards, Alexandra Kamody, the director of The Athena Cinema, said.
“It’s definitely changing who is going to be celebrated and who is going to be shamed or ostracized from the community,” Kamody said. “We’re seeing a lot of change right now.”
Franco is the not the first Oscar nominee to be accused in recent years. At last year’s ceremony, actress Brie Larson refused to clap for actor Casey Affleck when he won Best Actor for his role in Manchester By The Sea. Larson said it was in response to sexual harassment allegations, but not much more was said after the ceremony.
The allegations against Affleck would have caused more of a commotion in today’s climate, Akil Houston, a pop culture expert and an associate professor of cultural and media studies at Ohio University, said.
“As a man, you know, it's time to grow up because a lot of us have just sort of lived in this privileged space where women can be objectified and insulted and we don't have to do anything,” Houston said. “Now … because women are naming names and people are telling stories, we all have to be accountable.”
Sarah Olivieri | ILLUSTRATION
Affleck did not address the allegations following his win, but Franco did on the Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Houston said the men do not need to make an eloquent speech or even publicly apologize.
“I think to really transform, the least impacted have to be the most outraged. It means men having conversations with other men, and I frankly like to see less just women taking over symbolically and more men taking responsibility.” - Akil Houston, a pop culture expert and an associate professor of cultural and media studies at Ohio University
“I don’t think you need a big public speech,” Houston said. “There needs to be a ‘let’s deal with this issue,’ and then people can see where you stand based on your behavior, not just what you said.”
When sexual misconduct allegations involving Harvey Weinstein surfaced in October, women in Hollywood started speaking out against big-name celebrities and politicians. Since then, 120 men have been accused of sexual misconduct — and the number is growing every day.
Time magazine put some of the women speaking out on its cover and highlighted the #MeToo movement. It’s no surprise the conversation has taken over award season.
Women wore black attire to the Golden Globes, and most attendees wore Time’s Up pins on their outfits to support a movement that aims to provide legal support to those affected by sexual harassment in the workplace. For the first time ever, the Screen Actors Guild Awards featured all-female presenters.
Kamody expects the topic of sexual harassment to dominate the 90th Academy Awards on March 4, but it remains to be seen if it will bring about lasting change in the film industry.
The Time’s Up movement is not the first of its kind in the film industry. There have been conversations surrounding race and gender and their representation at the Academy Awards.
Whenever a movement gains attention from critics, the Academy finds a way to appease people that specific year but not institute real change, Houston said. It happened with the #OscarsSoWhite, so Houston is apprehensive the “spectacle” taking place right now will have a lasting impact.
Kamody noticed a lot of men sitting back at the Golden Globes ceremony and not engaging in the conversation.
“Maybe it’s just time to listen,” she said.
But Houston says men must be willing to speak about sexual misconduct and more importantly, hold other men accountable.
“I think to really transform, the least impacted have to be the most outraged,” Houston said. “It means men having conversations with other men, and I frankly like to see less just women taking over symbolically and more men taking responsibility.”
The Time’s Up and #MeToo movements have woken a lot of guys up, Andrew Hohman, a senior studying journalism, said, because people did not really understand the magnitude of sexual harassment until more women started coming forward.
Most of the conversations have involved women speaking out, but being part of the conversation is something everybody needs to consider, Hohman said.
“This is the type of conversation that’s open to everyone, but it’s a decision you need to make to be a part of,” he said. “If you’re a man, you want to be a part of the conversation. … You need to be against what has happened.”
Because men are the people mostly in charge of film companies, Hohman said most of the change will have to come from the men. Bringing more women up to positions of power will also help “make it easier” for women to get the job done, he added.
One way to make sure less women are harassed is to put women in charge, Houston said, but it is more than just putting women in a position of power. If the women in charge have the same viewpoints as the men before them, there won’t be any change, he added. There have to be people who can point out when women are being objectified.
“If Hollywood is true to form, we’ll see a lot of the symbolic change, but we won't see a lot of substance change,” Houston said. “To me, it's great that people are speaking up and this is a public conversation, but what's more impressive is if behind the scenes (more work is being done).”
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libpqxx
4.0.1
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Identity of a large object. More...
#include <largeobject.hxx>
Public Types | |
| typedef long | size_type |
Public Member Functions | |
| largeobject () throw () | |
| Refer to a nonexistent large object (similar to what a null pointer does) | |
| largeobject (dbtransaction &T) | |
| Create new large object. | |
| largeobject (oid O) throw () | |
| Wrap object with given oid. | |
| largeobject (dbtransaction &T, const std::string &File) | |
| Import large object from a local file. | |
| largeobject (const largeobjectaccess &O) throw () | |
| Take identity of an opened large object. | |
| oid | id () const throw () |
| Object identifier. | |
| void | to_file (dbtransaction &T, const std::string &File) const |
| Export large object's contents to a local file. | |
| void | remove (dbtransaction &T) const |
| Delete large object from database. | |
Identity comparisons | |
These operators compare the object identifiers of large objects. This has nothing to do with the objects' actual contents; use them only for keeping track of containers of references to large objects and such. | |
| bool | operator== (const largeobject &other) const |
| Compare object identities. | |
| bool | operator!= (const largeobject &other) const |
| Compare object identities. | |
| bool | operator<= (const largeobject &other) const |
| Compare object identities. | |
| bool | operator>= (const largeobject &other) const |
| Compare object identities. | |
| bool | operator< (const largeobject &other) const |
| Compare object identities. | |
| bool | operator> (const largeobject &other) const |
| Compare object identities. |
Protected Member Functions | |
| std::string | Reason (int err) const |
Static Protected Member Functions | |
| static internal::pq::PGconn *PQXX_PURE | RawConnection (const dbtransaction &T) |
Identity of a large object.
This class encapsulates the identity of a large object. To access the contents of the object, create a largeobjectaccess, a largeobject_streambuf, or an ilostream, an olostream or a lostream around the largeobject.
A largeobject must be accessed only from within a backend transaction, but the object's identity remains valid as long as the object exists.
| typedef long pqxx::largeobject::size_type |
| pqxx::largeobject::largeobject | ( | ) | throw () |
Refer to a nonexistent large object (similar to what a null pointer does)
|
explicit |
Create new large object.
| T | Backend transaction in which the object is to be created |
References pqxx::oid_none, RawConnection(), and Reason().
|
explicit |
Wrap object with given oid.
Convert combination of a transaction and object identifier into a large object identity. Does not affect the database.
| O | Object identifier for the given object |
| pqxx::largeobject::largeobject | ( | dbtransaction & | T, |
| const std::string & | File | ||
| ) |
Import large object from a local file.
Creates a large object containing the data found in the given file.
| T | Backend transaction in which the large object is to be created |
| File | A filename on the client program's filesystem |
References pqxx::oid_none, RawConnection(), and Reason().
| pqxx::largeobject::largeobject | ( | const largeobjectaccess & | O | ) | throw () |
Take identity of an opened large object.
Copy identity of already opened large object. Note that this may be done as an implicit conversion.
| O | Already opened large object to copy identity from |
| oid pqxx::largeobject::id | ( | ) | const throw () |
Object identifier.
The number returned by this function identifies the large object in the database we're connected to (or oid_none is returned if we refer to the null object).
| bool pqxx::largeobject::operator!= | ( | const largeobject & | other | ) | const |
Compare object identities.
| bool pqxx::largeobject::operator< | ( | const largeobject & | other | ) | const |
Compare object identities.
| bool pqxx::largeobject::operator<= | ( | const largeobject & | other | ) | const |
Compare object identities.
| bool pqxx::largeobject::operator== | ( | const largeobject & | other | ) | const |
Compare object identities.
| bool pqxx::largeobject::operator> | ( | const largeobject & | other | ) | const |
Compare object identities.
| bool pqxx::largeobject::operator>= | ( | const largeobject & | other | ) | const |
Compare object identities.
|
staticprotected |
References pqxx::transaction_base::conn().
Referenced by largeobject().
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protected |
References pqxx::oid_none, and pqxx::internal::strerror_wrapper().
Referenced by largeobject().
| void pqxx::largeobject::remove | ( | dbtransaction & | T | ) | const |
Delete large object from database.
Unlike its low-level equivalent cunlink, this will throw an exception if deletion fails.
| T | Transaction in which the object is to be deleted |
References pqxx::to_string().
| void pqxx::largeobject::to_file | ( | dbtransaction & | T, |
| const std::string & | File | ||
| ) | const |
Export large object's contents to a local file.
Writes the data stored in the large object to the given file.
| T | Transaction in which the object is to be accessed |
| File | A filename on the client's filesystem |
References pqxx::to_string().
Referenced by pqxx::largeobjectaccess::to_file().


Create readable and maintainable tests
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One of my first tasks at Full Service funnels was to assist with a full rebranding of the company from CRM Blackbox to their next brand identity, Full Service Funnels. I was tasked with creating a new logo for the FSF brand, as well as laying out their landing page. While at FSF I was also taksed with creating landing pages for client sites, as well as templates like the one included below.
This site was designed and built for a client out of Valdez, AK for his small charter business. The site allows the user to update content and add image galleries through an authenticated back end. The site was built over the course of about a month, keeping the clients budget in mind, and while I wasn't able to deliver all the features I wanted, I was able to complete everything that was promised.
This set of packaging designs were created for Pure BHB Keto while at Full Service Funnels. The product line was designed with results of split testing using similar products in mind, and implemented a sleek, modern look. Each product within the brand is color-coded to follow results of split testing, and provide maximum appeal to potential customers.
My photography portfolio site is a custom-made web application built in Angular 4. This site has gone through several redesigns in the past couple years but I've included the original UI layout document below. The site is being streamlined in both UI layout and in overall design, now implementing loading bars and a customized slide show on the homepage.


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Kevin is a real manly man who likes woodworking and cars and bacon and stuff.
Kim is a fun-loving girl who loves getting mimosas with the gals and going shopping! Woo!
Please join us for a ceremony followed by food and music at Peterson Grove picnic area!
Please join us for a ceremony followed by food and music at Peterson Grove picnic area!
Please join us for a ceremony followed by food and music at Peterson Grove picnic area!
Please join us for a ceremony followed by food and music at Peterson Grove picnic area!
Please join us for a ceremony followed by food and music at Peterson Grove picnic area!
Please join us for a ceremony followed by food and music at Peterson Grove picnic area!
Kim and Kevin take the same freshman seminar and immediately fall in like with each other.
Kim and Kevin give it a go romantically, but it doesn't stick.
Kim and Kevin decide that it's probably best to give it a good long while before falling in love.
Kim and Kevin get together to brew a beer for their college reunion and simultaneously start fermenting friendship into love.
Kevin proposes in a gazebo, the world's most romantic type of building. Kim says yes!


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No Limit
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Goodbyes
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Heatstroke
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Havana
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Throw Sum Mo
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Bad Bad Bad (feat. Lil Baby)
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The London
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Feels (feat. Young Thug & J Hus)
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Reminder (Remix)
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Mamacita
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Drunk
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Choppa Won't Miss
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Wyclef Jean
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Memo
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What's The Move (feat.  -
Skyfall (RL Grime & Salva Remix)
[by:sYoiNk] I'm trapped in my conscious My trap is still bunkin', look at all of these hundreds Hit up the hood pharmaci...


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Tropical Cyclone data created by the 'Automated Tropical Cyclone Forecast (ATCF) System' can be converted into DART observations of the storm center location, minimum sea level pressure, and maximum wind speed. Several of the options can be customized at runtime by setting values in a Fortran namelist. See the namelist section below for more details. In the current release of DART only the WRF model has forward operator code to generate expected obs values for these vortex observations.
This webpage documents many things about the ATCF system and the various file formats that are used for storm track data and other characteristics.
The converter in this directory is only configured to read the packed "b-deck" format (as described on the webpage referenced above). There are sections in the fortran code which can be filled in to read other format variants. This should mostly be a matter of changing the read format string to match the data in the file.
A collection of past storm ATCF information can be found here. For each observation you will need a location, a data value, a type, a time, and some kind of error estimate. The error estimates will need to be hardcoded or computed in the converter since they are not available in the input data. See below for more details on selecting an appropriate error value.
The tc_to_obs.f90 file is the source for the main converter program. Look at the source code where it reads the example data file. Given the variety of formatting details in different files, you may quite possibly need to change the "read" statement to match your data format. There is a 'select case' section which is intended to let you add more formats and select them at runtime via namelist.
To compile and test, go into the work subdirectory and run the quickbuild.csh script to build the converter and a couple of general purpose utilities. advance_time helps with calendar and time computations, and the obs_sequence_tool manipulates DART observation files once they have been created.
This converter creates observation types defined in the DART/observations/forward_operators/obs_def_vortex_mod.f90 file. This file must be listed in the input.nml namelist file, in the &preprocess_nml namelist, in the 'input_files' variable, for any programs which are going to process these observations. If you have to change the &preprocess_nml namelist you will have to run quickbuild.csh again to build and execute the preprocess program before compiling other executables. It remakes the table of supported observation types before trying to recompile other source code.
There is an example b-deck data file in the data directory. This format is what is supported in the code as distributed. There are other variants of this format which have more spaces so the columns line up, and variants which have many more fields than what is read here.
The ATCF files DO NOT include any estimated error values. The source code currently has hardcoded values for location, sea level pressure, and max wind errors. These may need to be adjusted as needed if they do not give the expected results.
This namelist is read from the file input.nml. Namelists start with an ampersand '&' and terminate with a slash '/'. Character strings that contain a '/' must be enclosed in quotes to prevent them from prematurely terminating the namelist.
&tc_to_obs_nml input_atcf_file = 'input.txt' fileformat = 'b-deck' obs_out_file = 'obs_seq.out' append_to_existing_file = .false. debug = .false. /
| Item | Type | Description |
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| input_atcf_file | character(len=256) | Name of the input ascii text file in ATCF format. |
| fileformat | character(len=128) | Currently only supports 'b-deck' but if other format strings are added, can switch at runtime between reading different varieties of ATCF file formats. |
| obs_out_file | character(len=256) | Name of the output observation sequence file to create. |
| append_to_existing_file | logical | If .false., this program will overwrite an existing file.
If .true. and if a file already exists with the same name the
newly converted observations will be appended to that file.
Useful if you have multiple small input files that you want
to concatenate into a single output file. However, there is
no code to check for duplicated observations. If this is
.true. and you run the converter twice you will get duplicate
observations in the file which is bad. (It will affect the
quality of your assimilation results.) Use with care. You can concatenate multiple obs sequence files as a postprocessing step with the observation sequence tool which comes with DART and is in fact built by the quickbuild.csh script in the TC converter work directory. |
| debug | logical | Set to .true. to print out more details during the conversion process. |
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If users add support for some of the other format variants, the DART group would be happy to accept code contributions.
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through shaving and waxing can cause some to experience skin irritations, flaking and sensitivity. Laser
treatment treats the skin with a lot more care. Laser therapy uses an intense bean of light to remove hair
through a process which is known as photothermolysis. The heat of the laser is absorbed by the hair root
causing the follicle to corrupt. This stops future hair growth. The darker your hair, the more light is
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treatments work in a similar way. The risks of using laser treatment involve temporary potential damage to
the skin that surrounds hair follicles. Common symptoms include skin irritation such as redness, swelling or
mild pain. Sometimes the laser can lighten or darken the skin and in very rare instances the laser can cause
scarring or blistering. But you really have to be unlucky to experience either of these, and this is why
it's also important to choose the laser treatment salon that you trust. If you are concerned about the
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What can laser treatment do?
Laser treatments are truly like magicians. With laser treatments you can remove hair semi-permanently (from
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How many sessions do I need to see a result?
Because hair is always growing in different stages and skin cells regenerate, multiple laser treatments are
often needed. On average, it can take anywhere from four to eight treatments to fully see the result. Some
lucky individuals see a result after one session! Although laser hair removal is touted as a permanent
option, it is not guaranteed, and you may need occasional touch-up treatments. There are thousands of people
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happy!
Is the treatment painful?
The degree of pain that you feel during a treatment will depend on the type of treatment you have chosen and
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sedation, especially when treating specific areas of the face. You will be awake yet relaxed, feeling
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How often can I have laser treatment sessions?
Traditionally, having your treatments 4-6 weeks apart is ideal - this gives the treatment a higher chance of
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Our machine removes hair permanently.  Our bodies are not like
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It is said that there is a passage to a workshop somewhere in the Steel Citadel where evil creatures are being manufactured for the war. Supposedly you need something very rare in order to enter it, and no one we know has yet been able to do so.
Ask him about other information.
Infiltrate the town


Customs seizes contraband items in Katsina - The Nation Newspaper
Bym Augustine Okezie, Katsina
The Nigerian Customs Service, NCS, katsina/Kaduna Area Command on Monday recorded a big haul in the seizure of various contraband items at various checking points and border routes between katsina and Niger Republic.
The Acting Deputy Controller of the Command, Dahiru Abdullahi Musa kirawa who conducted newsmen on Monday at the headquarters in Katsina on inspection of the seized items condemned the attitude of some business men who chose to smuggle banned items and evade tax payments on duty bound goods.
Some of the contrabands seized from the smugglers include 1365 bags of foreign rice, 295 jerry cans of vegetable oils, 53 bags of foreign sugar, 14 cartons of tiger battery, 8 J5 vehicles and 1 Truck of used second hand clothes and foot wears, 6 cars loaded with foreign macaroni.
Others include 6 used vehicles entering the country through land borders and a 30 seater bus arrested on unapproved routes and on land border with Niger Republic. Also some exotic cars like Mercedes C430 and 2015 models were equally seized alongside a Toyota Corolla 2019 models.
Another seizure made by the Agency is a fuel tanker carrying 33,000 liters of PMS that was arrested 16 km to Mar Bara border with Niger Republic in katsina state. The Vehicle was scheduled to discharge its contents in Jigawa state but was diverted to Katsina state to be smuggled across the border.
Read Also: Customs impound N501.6m worth of contraband
The Customs boss wondered the owners of the seized items evade using legal routes to import the items to enable government generate revenue to render social services to the people.
He said ’’if you have the money to purchase these types of vehicles and goods, why couldn’t you pay the legitimate taxes and rate to government to generate revenue’’
‘’use our ports which is user friendly, I am calling on those who have vehicles in detention to come forward and pay duty on them and collect them. Why don’t we take advantage of these laudable opportunities so that we can improve our economy?’’


public class MarketVertexEntity
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
MarketVertexEntity(double survivalProbability,
double hazardRate,
double seniorRecoveryRate,
double seniorFundingSpread,
double seniorFundingReplicator,
double subordinateRecoveryRate,
double subordinateFundingSpread,
double subordinateFundingReplicator)
MarketVertexEntity Constructor
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double |
hazardRate()
Retrieve the Realized Entity Hazard Rate Vertex Latent State
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static MarketVertexEntity |
Senior(double timeWidth,
double hazardRate,
double seniorRecoveryRate,
double seniorFundingSpread,
double baseRate)
Instance of Senior MarketVertexEntity
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static MarketVertexEntity |
Senior(double timeWidth,
double hazardRate,
double seniorRecoveryRate,
double seniorFundingSpread,
double baseRate,
MarketVertexEntity previousMarketVertexEntity)
Instance of Senior MarketVertexEntity
|
double |
seniorFundingReplicator()
Retrieve the Realized Entity Senior Funding Replicator Vertex Latent State
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double |
seniorFundingSpread()
Retrieve the Realized Entity Senior Funding Spread Vertex Latent State
|
double |
seniorRecoveryRate()
Retrieve the Realized Entity Senior Recovery Rate Vertex Latent State
|
static MarketVertexEntity |
SeniorSubordinate(double timeWidth,
double hazardRate,
double seniorRecoveryRate,
double seniorFundingSpread,
double subordinateRecoveryRate,
double subordinateFundingSpread,
double baseRate)
Instance of Senior + Subordinate MarketVertexEntity
|
static MarketVertexEntity |
SeniorSubordinate(double timeWidth,
double hazardRate,
double seniorRecoveryRate,
double seniorFundingSpread,
double subordinateRecoveryRate,
double subordinateFundingSpread,
double baseRate,
MarketVertexEntity previousMarketVertexEntity)
Instance of Senior + Subordinate MarketVertexEntity
|
double |
subordinateFundingReplicator()
Retrieve the Realized Entity Subordinate Funding Replicator Vertex Latent State
|
double |
subordinateFundingSpread()
Retrieve the Realized Entity Subordinate Funding Spread Vertex Latent State
|
double |
subordinateRecoveryRate()
Retrieve the Realized Entity Subordinate Recovery Rate Vertex Latent State
|
double |
survivalProbability()
Retrieve the Realized Entity Survival Probability
|
public MarketVertexEntity(double survivalProbability, double hazardRate, double seniorRecoveryRate, double seniorFundingSpread, double seniorFundingReplicator, double subordinateRecoveryRate, double subordinateFundingSpread, double subordinateFundingReplicator) throws java.lang.Exception
survivalProbability
- The Realized Entity Survival ProbabilityhazardRate
- The Realized Entity Hazard Rate Latent StateseniorRecoveryRate
- The Entity Senior Recovery Rate Latent StateseniorFundingSpread
- The Entity Senior Funding Spread Latent StateseniorFundingReplicator
- The Entity Senior Funding Replicator Vertex Latent StatesubordinateRecoveryRate
- The Entity Subordinate Recovery Rate Latent StatesubordinateFundingSpread
- The Entity Subordinate Funding Spread Latent StatesubordinateFundingReplicator
- The Entity Subordinate Funding Replicator Vertex Latent Statejava.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Inputs are Invalidpublic static final MarketVertexEntity Senior(double timeWidth, double hazardRate, double seniorRecoveryRate, double seniorFundingSpread, double baseRate, MarketVertexEntity previousMarketVertexEntity)
timeWidth
- The Time Width of the NodehazardRate
- The Hazard Rate Latent StateseniorRecoveryRate
- The Recovery Rate Latent StateseniorFundingSpread
- The Funding Spread Latent StatebaseRate
- The Period Base Discount RatepreviousMarketVertexEntity
- The Previous Instance of MarketVertexEntitypublic static final MarketVertexEntity Senior(double timeWidth, double hazardRate, double seniorRecoveryRate, double seniorFundingSpread, double baseRate)
timeWidth
- The Time Width of the NodehazardRate
- The Hazard Rate Latent StateseniorRecoveryRate
- The Recovery Rate Latent StateseniorFundingSpread
- The Funding Spread Latent StatebaseRate
- The Period Base Discount Ratepublic static final MarketVertexEntity SeniorSubordinate(double timeWidth, double hazardRate, double seniorRecoveryRate, double seniorFundingSpread, double subordinateRecoveryRate, double subordinateFundingSpread, double baseRate, MarketVertexEntity previousMarketVertexEntity)
timeWidth
- The Time WidthhazardRate
- The Hazard Rate Latent StateseniorRecoveryRate
- The Senior Recovery Rate Latent StateseniorFundingSpread
- The Senior Funding Spread Latent StatesubordinateRecoveryRate
- The Subordinate Recovery Rate Latent StatesubordinateFundingSpread
- The Subordinate Funding Spread Latent StatebaseRate
- The Period Base Discount RatepreviousMarketVertexEntity
- The Previous Instance of MarketVertexEntitypublic static final MarketVertexEntity SeniorSubordinate(double timeWidth, double hazardRate, double seniorRecoveryRate, double seniorFundingSpread, double subordinateRecoveryRate, double subordinateFundingSpread, double baseRate)
timeWidth
- The Time WidthhazardRate
- The Hazard Rate Latent StateseniorRecoveryRate
- The Senior Recovery Rate Latent StateseniorFundingSpread
- The Senior Funding Spread Latent StatesubordinateRecoveryRate
- The Subordinate Recovery Rate Latent StatesubordinateFundingSpread
- The Subordinate Funding Spread Latent StatebaseRate
- The Period Base Discount Ratepublic double survivalProbability()
public double hazardRate()
public double seniorRecoveryRate()
public double seniorFundingSpread()
public double seniorFundingReplicator()
public double subordinateRecoveryRate()
public double subordinateFundingSpread()
public double subordinateFundingReplicator()


mmsodaPlotEnsemble(conf,evalResults)
mmsodaPlotEnsemble(conf,evalResults,...)
handles = mmsodaPlotEnsemble(conf,evalResults,...)
mmsodaPlotEnsemble(conf,evalResults)
This function can be used to visualize the dynamics of selected combinations fo parameter set, ensemble member, and state. It requires that the Ensemble Kalman Filter results are stored in the `./results' subdirectory. For each combination of parameter set, member, and state, mmsodaPlotEnsemble() shows how each observation was perturbed, how each model prediction was perturbed, and how they were combined into a posterior state. Multiple parameter sets, members, and states may be visualized (see table below). By default, the first member and first state of the last parameter set is visualized.
mmsodaPlotEnsemble(conf,evalResults,...)
The mmsodaPlotEnsemble() function may be called with various options for more detailed control of its behavior. See table below for an overview of the authorized options. As an example, here's how to visualize the first state of the 10-th member of the 983-rd parameter set:
mmsodaPlotEnsemble(conf,evalResults,'iParset',983,'iMember',10)
which, depending on the model at hand, may result in:
handles = mmsodaPlotEnsemble(conf,evalResults,...)
When called like this, mmsodaPlotEnsemble() returns the handles to the figure objects after plotting.
[handles,data] = mmsodaPlotEnsemble(conf,evalResults,...)
When called like this, mmsodaPlotEnsemble() returns the handles to the figure objects after plotting, as well as a cell array containing the concatenated values of the model prediction (stateValuesKFPrior), the perturbed predictions (stateValuesKFPert), the posterior states (stateValuesKFPost), and the perturbed observations (obsPerturbed).
The table below lists the authorized options with which mmsodaPlotEnsemble may be called.
| Option | Description |
| 'colorObs' | 1x3 vector defining with which color the observations should be displayed. Default is [1,0,1]. |
| 'colorPost' | 1x3 vector defining with which color the posterior states should be displayed. Default is [0,0.5,0]. |
| 'colorSim' | 1x3 vector defining with which color the prior states should be displayed. Default is [0,0,0]. |
| 'connStyle' | Cell array containing the connectors' style properties. Default is {'linewidth',1.5}. |
| 'connWidth' | Horizontal extent of the connectors, measured in units of the horizontal axis. |
| 'iMember' | Integer scalar or vector, defining which member(s) should be displayed. |
| 'iParset' | Integer scalar or vector, defining which parameter combination(s) should be displayed. |
| 'iStateKF' | Integer scalar or vector, defining which ensemble Kalman Filter state(s) should be displayed. |
| 'normalizeByObs' | Scalar logical indicating whether the contents of the plot should be normalized by the observations or not. Can be useful when the system is characterized by strong dynamics. |
| 'showiParset' | Logical scalar defining whether or not to show the 'iParset' value in the title. Default is true. |
| 'showiMember' | Logical scalar defining whether or not to show the 'iMember' value in the title. Default is true. |
| 'showiStateKF' | Logical scalar defining whether or not to show the 'showiStateKF' value in the title. Default is true. |
| 'showLegend' | Logical scalar defining whether or not to show a legend. Default is true. |
| 'stateStyle' | Cell array containing the states' style properties. Default is {'markersize',8,'markerfacecolor','none','linestyle','none'}. |


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