MARIANNE A film review by Bryant Frazer Copyright 1997 Bryant Frazer
GRADE: A-
MARIANNE, which world premiered at the "Rendez-Vous With French Cinema Today" series in New York City March 15, is a lithe adaptation of an unfinished novel by the French writer Marivaux, an 18th century observer of courtship rituals and the human emotions involved. But what's remarkable about the film -- and what drew a sell-out crowd to the Walter Reade Theater on opening night -- isn't so much its literary pedigree. Rather, it's the pairing of director Benoit Jacquot once more with Virginie Ledoyen, the hottest young thing in French cinema and the star of Jacquot's LA FILLE SEULE (A SINGLE GIRL), released last year to limited audiences but wide acclaim. Taken together, the two movies seem nearly to be companion pieces, a strong affirmation of the status of a film's star as artistic collaborator with the director. The differences between the two films are interesting, but the similarities run deeper and give both pictures more distinct meaning.
The footage that eventually became MARIANNE was actually shot in 1994 and shown in a three-hour-long version on French television, bearing Marivaux's original title of LA VIE DE MARIANNE. But that version of the film is superseded, in the director's eyes, by the 90-minute distillation that was shown in New York. Jacquot agreed to make the film on the condition that it would eventually make its way to a theatrical release -- but in order to secure funding, he agreed to script a longer television version at the same time. Jacquot told the audience that he made no distinction between shooting for the television screen and shooting for film -- if he wound up with two different versions of the same shot, he kept the superior one in reserve for the theatrical version and used the inferior take for television.
Indeed, it's hard to imagine how this loveliest of movies would be appreciated on the small screen. First, there's the issue of Ledoyen's abiding beauty, which is magnified to superhuman proportions on the big screen. My favorite example is a scene which cuts between close-ups of her face and that of the actor playing her suitor, Valville (sorry, no press notes). Both young performers are handsome ("It's the face that's important," Jacquot will snap later, when asked about the challenges of shooting costume drama), but what's more striking is the clarity of the image. Valville's face is angles and ridges, sharply defined with only a hint of menace. And Ledoyen's is all rich, gentle curves, the whites of her eyes impossibly smooth and clean, like pools of milk.
Ledoyen's Marianne is an orphaned child whose story we follow after she turns 15. Marianne has no idea who her parents were, but believes she is of noble lineage and carries herself with the bearing of an aristocrat who feels distaste at the thought of consorting with the lower class. (It's to Ledoyen's credit that she can bring this off without playing a petulant brat.) She's taken in by an older man who, like everyone in this film, is taken with her beauty. He puts her up at the home of a linen merchant, where she finds some degree of contentment. But soon he's confessing his love and suggesting that she accept his offer of a private apartment and a monthly paycheck. The thought of becoming a kept woman both shocks and shames her, and instead she takes up residence in a nearby convent. In the meantime, Valville has also fallen in love with her, and while those attentions are more to her liking, they will prove to make her life ever more complicated.
While I could imagine where the television version probably fleshed situations out a bit more, this story moves along at a surprisingly lively clip. Costume dramas are rarely notable for their brevity, but this one is imbued with a spirit and humor that highlights the fogeyism of, say, your typical Merchant Ivory production. Jacquot's direction, which is here very theatrical and there distinctly cinematic, has a lot to do with the film's airy tone. One scene between Marianne and her would-be benefactor is played nearly as stagebound farce, with the camera panning to and fro to catch the two characters tugging each another this way and that. Elsewhere, Jacquot's camera will lurch suddenly toward a character's face in a tracking move worthy of a Spielberg or Scorsese. The end result is eminently watchable and hardly dull.
The effortlessly lush cinematography is its own pleasure, but also augments the fine performances of everyone involved. There's not a false note, even as men and women alike trip over themselves to sing Marianne's praises -- how lovely she is, and how pure of heart -- and even as the story treads into the potentially maudlin territory of jealousy, duplicity, and revenge.
But MARIANNE is truly accessible because of Ledoyen's immensely appealing presence. Ledoyen plays her character as an apparently guileless young woman with smarts in reserve. More than a pretty face, she is, as Valville's mother describes her early on, "alarmingly" beautiful. The camera dances with her here the same way it does in A SINGLE GIRL. It follows her down the street as men spin on their feet to look her up and down and it lingers behind her, evoking the stare of villagers admiring her in church even as we gaze upon the nape of her neck, 30 feet high, from our moviehouse seats.
It's because her performance is as striking as her luminous good looks that we do care what finally happens to Marianne. The film may best be described as an anti-romance. Offers of marriage come at our protagonist seemingly from all directions, but we wind up rooting against her acceptance of any of them. The story does finally culminate in a wedding -- but of Jacquot's invention, not Marivaux's.
"Marriage is a nightmare," the director told his audience after the screening, with just the hint of a rakish grin creeping onto his face. Whether you want to argue that or not, it's hard not to notice that Jacquot's two most recent films paint matrimony as something to be feared. But taken together with A SINGLE GIRL, the basic moral of this tale seems to be that a woman's independence is something for her to cherish. In fact, those of us who believe in reincarnation -- in the cinema, at least -- will likely get the distinct feeling that A SINGLE GIRL functions in part to help set Marianne free.
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Two dead, one injured in road accident at Ananthagiri
by Staff ReporterTwo persons died in a road accident when an autorickshaw rammed an SUV allegedly due to overspeed at Ananthagiri mandal in Visakhapatnam district, late on Thursday night.
The deceased were identified as auto driver K. Ganganna (35) and K. Rambabu (32), both residents of different villages from Ananthagiri mandal.
According to Ananthagiri Sub-Inspector Sudhakar, the accident occurred when Ganganna, along with Rambabu and another person, was going to Ananthagiri with a load of sugarcane from Araku Valley for a weekly shandy. The SUV was going to Araku from S. Kota. While Ganganna and Rambabu died on the spot with severe head injuries, another person, who received severe injuries, was shifted to a hospital. “There is a sharp curve near the accident spot and that could be the reason why drivers were not able to see each other,” said Mr. Sudhakar.
The bodies have been shifted to hospital for autopsy.
A case has been registered.


19 April 2006
The Ministry of Health in China has confirmed the country’s 17th case of human infection with the H5N1 avian influenza virus. The case occurred in a 21-year-old male migrant worker employed in Wuhan City, Hubei Province. He developed symptoms on 1 April. He is presently hospitalized in critical condition.
The man’s source of exposure is under investigation. No poultry outbreaks have been reported in Hubei Province since November 2005. His close contacts have been placed under medical observation.
To date, China has reported 17 cases of H5N1 infection. Of these, 11 have been fatal.


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intelligence test.
Emotional intelligence (EI), emotional leadership (EL), emotional quotient (EQ) and
emotional intelligence quotient (EIQ) refers to a person’s ability to understand his/her
emotion along with the other person’s
emotions or a measure of a person's level of emotional intelligence. This refers to a
person's ability to perceive, control, evaluate, and express emotions.
 The difference between these two is that no one can alter his/her intelligence or reasoning abilities, but anyone can learn to handle emotions, to bring success for him.
You might picture someone who never lets his temper get out of control, no matter what problems he's facing. Or you might think of someone who has the complete trust of her staff, listens to her team, is easy to talk to, and always makes careful, informed decisions. This is related with the Emotional intelligence and the ability to understand and manage your own emotions, and those of the people around you. People with a high degree of emotional intelligence know what they're feeling, what their emotions mean, and how these emotions can affect other people.
Emotional Intelligence is the ability to deal with other people successfully. By understanding one's own feelings they can understand and evaluate others.


September 2, 2015
Throwback Thursday to Halloween 2014 when I made my own Fozzie Bear costume. I had no idea how much work it would be but it was a lot of fun.


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CSF-PR 2.0 Main Datasets Filter Components
Dataset pie-chart filters
Switch groups (flip comparison groups and trends)
Re-combine groups
Reorder disease groups
Serum-CSF datasets filter


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This code was created in a way that it could be:
1 - Modular
2 - LazyLoaded
3 - With minimum code on the backend and frontend
Due to the short time to set everything working together, some parts are not 100%
optimized or organized. Still, it's possible to easily understand the general ideal
on the code organization.


Details
This image search engine is based on Web technology and deep learning technology. There three main functions:
- Image serach, find similar images for users
- Image classification, tell the user which class the uploaded query image belongs to
- Image caption, give general discription of the images
- Image editting, a simple UI for editing the images


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Query
| ntoreturn |
Number of objects the client requested for return from a query. |
| nscanned |
Number of objects scanned in executing the operation. |
| reslen |
Query result length in bytes. |
| nreturned |
Number of objects returned from query. |
Optimizations
index If nscanned is much higher than nreturned, the database is scanning many objects to find the target objects. Consider creating an index to improve this.
select members reslen A large number of bytes returned (hundreds of kilobytes or more) causes slow performance. Consider passing find() a second parameter of the member names you require.
Note: There is a cost for each index you create. The index causes disk writes on each insert and some updates to the collection. If a rare query, it may be better to let the query be "slow" and not create an index. When a query is common relative to the number of saves to the collection, you will want to create the index.
Update
| fastmod |
Indicates a fast modify operation. These operations are normally quite fast |
| fastmodinsert |
Indicates a fast modify operation that performed an upsert. |
| upsert |
Indicates on upsert performed. |
| moved |
Indicates the update moved the object on disk (not updated in place). This is slower than an in place update, and normally occurs when an object grows. |
| key updates |
How many index keys changed during the update. Key updates are a little bit expensive since the db needs to remove the old key and insert a new key into the b-tree index. |
Optimizations
index Examine the nscanned info field. If it is a very large value, the database is scanning a large number of objects to find the object to update. Consider creating an index if updates are a high-frequency operation.


Tigervnc-1.10.1
Installation of Tigervnc
Install tigervnc by running the
following commands:
# Put code in place
tar -xf ../xorg-server-1.20.4.tar.bz2 \
--strip-components=1 \
-C unix/xserver &&
( cd unix/xserver &&
patch -Np1 -i ../xserver120.patch ) &&
# Build viewer
cmake -G "Unix Makefiles" \
-DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr \
-DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release \
-Wno-dev . &&
make &&
# Build server
pushd unix/xserver &&
autoreconf -fiv &&
CFLAGS="$CFLAGS -I/usr/include/drm" \
./configure $XORG_CONFIG \
--disable-xwayland --disable-dri --disable-dmx \
--disable-xorg --disable-xnest --disable-xvfb \
--disable-xwin --disable-xephyr --disable-kdrive \
--disable-devel-docs --disable-config-hal --disable-config-udev \
--disable-unit-tests --disable-selective-werror \
--disable-static --enable-dri3 \
--without-dtrace --enable-dri2 --enable-glx \
--with-pic &&
make &&
popd
This package does not come with a test suite.
Now, as the root
user:
#Install viewer
make install &&
#Install server
( cd unix/xserver/hw/vnc && make install ) &&
[ -e /usr/bin/Xvnc ] || ln -svf $XORG_PREFIX/bin/Xvnc /usr/bin/Xvnc
Command Explanations
tar -xf ..
xorg-server...: This command extracts the standard
Xorg package into the tree in a location needed for modification.
--disable ...
: Most options that are
usually needed for the standard Xorg server are not needed for the
Xvnc instance being built.
[ -e /usr/bin/Xvnc ] || ln ...
Xvnc: If the Xvnc server is not installed in the
/usr/bin
directory, then create a
link so the vncserver
script can find it.
Configuring Tigervnc
The user specific configuration files of vncserver resides in the
.vnc
directory in the user's home
directory. The xstartup
file in that
directory is a script specifying what commands to be run when a VNC
desktop is started. If no xstartup
file exists, vncserver will try to start an
xterm in a twm session. An example xstartup
would be:
#!/bin/sh
[ -x /etc/vnc/xstartup ] && exec /etc/vnc/xstartup
[ -r $HOME/.Xresources ] && xrdb $HOME/.Xresources
startlxde &
Contents
Installed Programs:
Xvnc, vncconfig, vncpasswd, vncserver,
vncviewer, and x0vncserver
Installed Libraries:
libvnc.so
Installed Directories:
/usr/share/doc/tigervnc-1.10.1
Short Descriptions
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Xvnc
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is a X VNC (Virtual Network Computing) server. It is
based on a standard X server, but it has a "virtual"
screen rather than a physical one.
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vncconfig
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is a program to configure and control a VNC server.
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vncpasswd
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allows you to set the password used to access VNC
desktops.
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vncserver
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is a perl script used to start or stop a VNC server.
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vncviewer
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is a client used to connect to VNC desktops.
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x0vncserver
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is a program to make an X display on a physical terminal
accessible via TigerVNC or compatible viewers.
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The Edge A film review by Marty Mapes Copyright 1997 Marty Mapes
***1/2 (out of 4) According to the Internet Movie Database, one of the working titles for THE EDGE was BOOKWORM. Not very exciting, but it does sum up what is most interesting about the movie, namely the character Charles Morse, played superbly by Anthony Hopkins.
In some ways, Charles is similar to Stevens, the character Hopkins played in THE REMAINS OF THE DAY. Both have a quiet dignity; both are reserved, almost shy, on the surface, but each has a buried pathos that gives him resounding depth.
Charles is a millionaire taking a winter holiday with his wife and friends at a remote cabin in Alaska. His trophy wife Mickey (whom he actually loves) is here for another reason, too; she is the model for their photographer friend Bob (Alec Baldwin), who has also come along on the trip.
When it comes to his wife, Charles is jealous of everybody, and Bob is on the top of the list. Hopkins shows you that his character is jealous, but also, on top of the emotion, he shows you the intellectual man's struggle to keep the emotion hidden. It is a superb and solid performance.
Charles's special talent is that facts stick to his mind like Post-ItŪ Notes. The cabin's proprietor (L.Q. Jones, who is very good in a small role) tries to stump Charles with a question about Indian lore: he asks Charles what's on the opposite side of a paddle that shows a panther. Charles knows that the counterpart is a rabbit sitting and smoking a pipe. He even knows that the rabbit is acting casually because the rabbit knows that it is smarter than the panther, and therefore has nothing to worry about.
The next day Charles and three friends set off in search of the proprietor's Indian friend, who has the perfect face for Bob's camera. They take the plane to the next lake North, but a flock of birds causes the plane to crash into the ice-cold water. Three survive the crash and realize that no rescue party will be coming, at least not very soon. If they are to survive the cold (and the bears), they will need to rely on their wits and their survival knowledge (i.e., on Charles).
Much has been said of their nemesis, a bear with a taste for human flesh. The bear was a convincing character, but he is not the only conflict these men face. Panic, wounds, cold, fear, hunger, jealousy, and greed all work against the survival of the men. None of the conflicts they face, with the possible exception of the bear, feels contrived or written. Each problem feels like a genuine obstacle to survival, and each brings new panic, new fear, and in Charles' case, a new chance to test his mind.
I think one of the more interesting scenarios in fiction asks you how you would handle it if you were REALLY put to the test. Some examples that come to my mind are Steven King's THE STAND in which 99% of the human population is wiped out. How would you handle being the last person alive in your town? Or James Clavell's KING RAT, in which POWs live in unbearable conditions of disease and starvation. Would you retreat into insanity or would you fight to survive?
THE EDGE, pits man against the Alaskan winter without the tools of civilization to help him survive. Would you panic or could you think your way out? The scenario alone would make an interesting movie, but because the hero is a smart man instead of a strong man or a lucky man, the movie is even more interesting, more tangible, more approachable. THE EDGE is not a disaster movie like DANTE'S PEAK or TWISTER, where only luck or superheroism can overcome the awesome forces of nature. Instead, man overcomes nature calmly, slowly, and realistically. It doesn't take a dashing young hero, it takes a calm, quiet, 50-year old man, who tries to teach his friends "what one man can do, another can do."
There is something of a twist at the ending. In general, I don't mind giving away endings - there's usually enough ironic foreshadowing that knowing about the ending actually helps you appreciate the rest of the movie. But in this one, I was glad I had to guess, and so I won't discuss the wonderful foreshadowing Tamahori and writer David Mamet put in the movie. But thinking back, there were scenes and lines early on that take on new significance knowing the outcome of the movie.
And after the plot twist, the movie continues on for a bit longer. When the survivors return home, they talk to the press, and what they say makes one of the best endings to a film I've ever seen. Think about the last line of the movie and all the meanings it can have - as intended, as it COULD be interpreted by the audience, and as interpreted by the press.
THE EDGE is really a very good movie, and it may make a few "10 best" lists, including this one. But I must fault it for a clumsy setup. The movie really gets interesting after the plane crash. It takes 20 to 30 minutes to get to that point, and that first setup is essential to the story. But it is clear that the beginning is a necessary evil that clashes with the tone of the rest of the film.
Still, I can't think of any better way to introduce the necessary traits of the characters. And the characters and portrayals are what really sets this movie apart, so the fact that there are two disjointed acts doesn't need to be a major criticism.
And if that's all that's wrong with a movie, you've got something worth seeing.
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Footnotes
Overview
The purpose of the footnote.t extension is to allow game authors to define footnotes in their story which players can then view using the FOOTNOTE command. A footnote is some explanatory text that may provide more background information about the story but which is not essential to playing it.
New Classes, Actions and Properties
In addition to a number of properties intended purely for internal use, this extension defines the following new class and properties for the direct use of game authors:
- New Class: Footnote
- Properties/Methods: desc, noteRef().
- Actions: FootnoteAction, FootnotesFullAction, FootnotesMediumAction, FootnoteOffAction, FootnotesStatus.
Usage
Include the footnotes.t file after the library files but before your game source files..
To define a footnote object, create an object of the Footnote class and define its desc property to hold the text you want it to display, for example:
henryNote: Footnote desc = "King Henry II reigned from 1154 to 1189, when he was succeeded by Richard I. " ;
Or, if you like, you can take advantage of the Footnote template supplied in advlite.h to abbreviate this to:
henryNote: Footnote "King Henry II reigned from 1154 to 1189, when he was succeeded by Richard I. ";
Then, when you want to display a footnote marker in your game text, you simply call your footnote's noteRef() method, for example:
henryNote.noteRef();
The game will then assign a sequential footnote number and display it accordingly. For example, if you wrote:
oldCoin: Thing 'old coin' "From the very worn inscription the head on the coin appears to be that of Henry II.<<henryNote.noteRef()>> " ;
You'd get an exchange like:
>x old coin From the very worn inscription the head on the coin appears to be that of Henry II.[1]
On a full HTML interpreter the footnote number [1] would be hyperlinked so that the player could then click it to read the footnote. The footnote could also be read in response to the command NOTE 1 or FOOTNOTE 1.
The extension also allows players to control the behaviour of footnotes via the commands FOOTNOTES FULL, FOOTNOTES MEDIUM and FOOTNOTES OFF, and to query the current behaviour status via the command FOOTNOTES. If the setting is OFF, footnote numbers are never displayed in the game text. If the setting is FULL then they always are. If the setting is MEDIUM (the default) then the footnote number is displayed in the game text each time that note's noteRef() method is called until the note's text has been read via a FOOTNOTE command, but not thereafter.
This covers most of what you need to know to use this extension. For additional information see the source code and comments in the footnote.t file.


--- layout: template menu : tutorial title : Scheduling Easy Batch with Quartz ---
Easy Batch engine implements the java.util.concurrent.Callable
interface so it can be easily scheduled using the java.util.concurrent.ScheduledExecutorService
API.
Nevertheless, this service is limited in terms of scheduling features that's why Easy Batch provides an integration module with the popular Java scheduler Quartz.
In this section, we will introduce how to schedule an Easy Batch instance using the provided EasyBatchScheduler
API.
First, you need to add the easybatch-quartz
module to your project dependencies:
<dependency>
<groupId>org.easybatch</groupId>
<artifactId>easybatch-quartz</artifactId>
<version>{{ site.version }}</version>
</dependency>
Then you can use the EasyBatchScheduler
API to schedule Easy Batch executions:
scheduleAt(Date when)
scheduleAtWithInterval(Date when, int interval)
scheduleCron(String cronExpression)
For all details about these APIs, please refer to the Javadoc of the org.easybatch.tools.scheduling
package.
The listing below shows how to schedule the Hello World tutorial to run every minute:
EasyBatchScheduler easyBatchScheduler = new EasyBatchScheduler(easyBatchEngine);
easyBatchScheduler.scheduleAtWithInterval(new Date(), 1);
easyBatchScheduler.start();
You can find the complete source code of this tutorial here.
To run the tutorial with maven, launch the following command in the easybatch-tutorials
directory :
mvn exec:java -PrunQuartzTutorial
If everything is ok, you will see in the console that Easy Batch engine will run every minute.


My important values
November 22, 2014
my importance values; Achivement,responsibility,loyalty
my most important value; Achievement It was not so many, but I certainly I have great moments in my life. To me, when I come to New York, I had three goals I have to achieve;Obtaining a B.B.A degree,green card and saving some money for my family. Every time when I get closer and the day I achieve it,I really admired and proud of myself. The only one thing I can say my friends and neighbors is that I have achieved several things while people inherited something. Sometimes, people may be sarcastic about my achievement because it is not so big and great. But I think that achieving something definitely make myself more can-do-person.
If I was born as a rich, my value could be different.
values in my life achievement 4 responsibility 4 loyalty 4
My advice to someone Someone asked for my advice was achievement. I already achieved somethings that people want to,she asked me how. I gave her some of my advice for an hour using Skype.Main point was I never gave up and tried to be loyal to my job. I was happy I could help her.
values and stereotype To me, I sometimes judge people from their appearance,but their race or gender. However, the way I judge people is how they have lived or what they achieved for their dream.It does not matter how much he or she is rich.Even you are so rich and everything is inherited, then I do not value the person, but if he or she is still struggling to achieve something for better future,I deeply value the person. I think it is fair to understand and figure the person fairly.


4 healthy ways to cook eggs
by Staff ReporterHow do you like your eggs?
But before you answer, have you ever stopped to think that your preferred preparation method can influence how much nutrition you are getting from them?
According to published author, Sheri Kay on Livestrong, below is how you can cook your eggs the healthier way.
Boiled eggs
Boiling eggs adds no extra fat. One large, hard-boiled egg has 5.3 grams of fat, 6 grams of protein,186 milligrams of cholesterol and 78 calories. Serve the boiled eggs soft or hard with 100-percent whole-grain toast or use them as ingredients in recipes for dishes such as deviled eggs and egg salad.
Scrambled eggs
Traditional scrambled egg recipes often call for milk, but if you use water instead, your scrambled egg will have the same fat, cholesterol and calorie counts as hard-boiled eggs. Alternatively, separate the yolk and use only the egg whites. One scrambled egg white has 17 calories, 3.6 grams of protein and almost no fat. Boost the nutritional value of scrambled eggs by adding chopped peppers, onions, mushrooms and spinach.
Poached eggs
Poach eggs by simmering them in water after removing them from the shell. No extra fat is necessary, so poached eggs have the same nutritional value as hard-boiled eggs. Serve the eggs over 100-percent whole-grain toast or on top of cooked green vegetables, such as asparagus, to add more vitamins, minerals, and fiber to your egg dish.
Fried eggs
A large egg fried in butter or margarine has more calories and fat, but you can avoid the extra fat by using an oil spray or a nonstick pan. Fry the eggs and cook the yolk thoroughly to avoid the risk of salmonella. Serve fried eggs with 100-percent whole-grain toast or with cooked vegetables and potatoes. Avoid creamy sauces and cheese topping for your eggs.


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Advanced Demo for PDF Viewer
Video Frames Annotating
Allows the functionality of annotating video frames.
Accessibility
Demonstrates how to use accessibility feature of WebViewer to read PDF text out loud.
Diff Documents
Shows how to render three synchronized panels where the middle panel shows pixel differences between the two documents.
Flipbook
Demonstrates how to extract canvas of each page. The sample uses turn.js to render them.
Measurement Annotations
Shows how to create annotations that measure distance, perimeter and area.
Preloading
Shows how to preload WebViewer and documents to improve user experience.
Redaction
Shows how to redact and permanently remove text, images or graphics from a document.
Redact people's faces from a PDF.
Shows how to automatically detect and redact people's faces from documents.
Text position
Shows how to extract text positions from a document. The sample highlights the positions with different colors.


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#include <btkVTKPlotCycle.h>
Plot data as a continously line or by cycle.
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Returns the cycle boundaries used when the plot is displayed by cycle.
| vtkIdType btk::VTKPlotCycle::GetNearestPoint |
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Function to query a plot for the nearest point to the specified coordinate. Returns the index of the data series with which the point is associated or -1. If in the cycle mode, then it is also checked than location is in the cycles.
Constructs a VTKPlotCycle object and return it as a pointer.
| bool btk::VTKPlotCycle::Paint |
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| void btk::VTKPlotCycle::SetCyclicDisplay |
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Display data continuously


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The Document Task's Role
The document task tracks the progress of an individual document through the scriptorium.
The Document Task's Attributes
| id | Unique ID for the document task (not the document) |
| document_id | Unique ID for the original document |
| agreement_id | Unique ID of the source agreement under which it was collected |
| pile_id | Unique ID of the pile and pile task to which this document belongs |
| publication_ts | Publication date of the document |
| provisioner_ts | Time the document was collected by the provisioner |
| translations | One of the following for each different target translation of this original:
| target | Target document file form |
| scribe_id | PID or other unique ID of the scribe claiming the task |
| claim_ts | Time the scribe claimed the translation task |
| started_ts | Time after pulling the source document that the scribe started the translation |
| completed_ts | Time the scribe completed the translation, before persisting |
| saved_ts | Time the scribe completed saving the translated work |
| document_id | Unique ID of the translated document |
| errors | List of errors encountered attempting to complete translation that are not document-related (resource failure, etc) |
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Horry County man receives package with pipe bomb inside, police say
by Kristin NelsonHORRY COUNTY, S.C. (WMBF) – Horry County police said a man made a scary discovery when he opened up a package he received on Friday.
Authorities were called around 5 p.m. to a home on Waccamaw River Road near Holmestown Road for reports of a suspicious package.
Horry County police Lt. Thomas DelPercio said a gentleman came into possession of some packages lawfully and inside one of those packages, he found a pipe bomb in a container.
The man called police and the Horry County Police Department’s Bomb Squad was called in to get the situation under control.
Around 9:15 p.m., Horry County police announced that the pipe bomb had been “safely neutralized” and that the scene is clear.
There will be an open investigation into where the pipe bomb came from.


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Programs development |
| csourcesearch.net |
una raccolta di sorgenti C/C++ |
| CodeWorker |
A universal parsing tool & a source code generator |
| GeSHi - Generic Syntax
Highlighter |
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| SWIG |
generates wrapper code for thirteen different target
languages |
| Graphviz Graph
visualization is a way of representing structural information as
diagrams of abstract graphs and networks. Automatic graph drawing
has many important applications in software engineering, database
and web design, networking, and in visual interfaces for many other
domains. |
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a->b
b->c
c->a
b->d
d->a
c->b |
matplotlib
is a python 2D plotting library which produces publication quality
figures in a variety of hardcopy formats and interactive
environments across platforms. matplotlib can be used in python
scripts, the python and ipython
shell (ala matlab or mathematica), web application servers, and six
graphical user interface toolkits.
matplotlib trys to make easy things easy and hard things
possible. You can generate plots, histograms, power spectra, bar
charts, errorcharts, scatterplots, etc, with just a few lines of
code. For example, to make a histogram of data in x, you simply need
to type |
from pylab import *
t1 = arange(0.0, 5.0, 0.1)
t2 = arange(0.0, 5.0, 0.02)
t3 = arange(0.0, 2.0, 0.01)
subplot(211)
plot(t1,
cos(2*pi*t1)*exp(-t1),
'bo', t2, cos(2*pi*t2)*exp(-t2),
'k')
grid(True)
title('A tale of 2 subplots')
ylabel('Damped')
subplot(212)
plot(t3, cos(2*pi*t3), 'r--')
grid(True)
xlabel('time (s)')
ylabel('Undamped')
show()
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Anti-Grain Geometry (AGG) |
Anti-Aliasing,
Subpixel Accuracy, The highest possible
quality, High performance,
Platform independence and compatibility,
Flexibility and extensibility,
Lightweight design, Reliability and stability
(including numerical stability). |
| ACCENT
A Compiler Compiler |
for the Entire Class of Context-free Grammars |
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SMALL (100K); FASTer than GCC; ISOC99; SAFE (memory
and bound checker); __asm; C scripting; DLL; libtcc; you can use TCC
as a backend for dynamic code generation |
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Lightweight
C++ |
is a programming language that
looks like C++ (a lightweight C++ dialect) and is directly
translated to readable C |
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Free C / C++ Libraries, Source Code and Frameworks |
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| ccbuild |
is a C++ source scanning build utility for
code
distributed over directories. Like a dynamic Makefile, ccbuild
finds all programs in the current directory (containing "int main")
and builds them. |
| CMake |
the cross-platform |
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The CImg Library
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is an open
source C++ toolkit for image processing |
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LINT |
used to detect certain language
constructs that may cause portability problems. In addition, the
LINT program can be used to check C programs for syntax and data
type errors |
| CodeViz |
A call graph generation utility for C/C++ |
| Qt (Trolltech)
Il tutorial indipendente su Qt |
Qt library, an independent platform library for GUI,
SQL, NET, GRAPHICS, etc. used for KDE and many other important app.
Now also for WinCE/Mobile/PocketPC |
| Comparison of
different SQL implementations |
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SIMILE
TimeLine DHTML+AJAX
control
TimePlot |
is focused on developing robust, open source tools
based on Semantic Web technologies that improve access, management
and reuse among digital assets |
| R is a language and
environment for statistical computing and graphics |
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| Using R 'grid'
package to draw components (PP presentation) |
from
Sigal Blay's web space |
| Geometry Algorithms |
see
tables of content |
QHull
Qhull computes the convex hull, Delaunay triangulation, Voronoi
diagram, halfspace intersection about a point, furthest-site
Delaunay triangulation, and furthest-site Voronoi diagram. The
software runs in 2-d, 3-d, 4-d, and higher dimensions. Qhull
implements the Quickhull algorithm for computing the convex hull. It
handles roundoff errors from floating point arithmetic. Qhull also
computes volumes, surface areas, and approximations to the convex
hull. |
rbox r s 20 Z1 G0.2 | qhull s C-0 QR1 G >a |
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Java Topology Suite (JTS) |
The JTS Topology Suite (JTS) is an API providing
spatial object model and fundamental geometric functions. It
implements the geometry model defined in the OpenGIS Consortium
Simple Features Specification for SQL. Functions provided include:
- spatial predicates (based on the DE-9IM
model),
- overlay functions (intersection, difference,
union, symmetric difference),
- buffer,
- convex hull,
- area and distance functions, and
- topological validity checking
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| GEOS (Geometry Engine
- Open Source) |
is a C++ port of the
Java Topology Suite (JTS) |
| GraphApp
is a toolkit for platform-independent GUI programming in C The
most simple I saw |
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#include "graphapp.h"
void main(void)
{
gprintf("Hello world\n");
}
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| BNF Converter |
The BNF Converter is a compiler construction tool generating a
compiler front-end from a Labelled BNF grammar. It was
originally written to generate Haskell, but starting from Version
2.0, it can also be used for generating Java, C++, and C. |
| The Lemon Parser
Generator |
The Lemon program is an LALR(1) parser generator. Is maintained as
part of the SQLite project. |
| SQLite |
SQLite is a small C library that implements a self-contained,
embeddable, zero-configuration SQL database engine. |
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Javascript resource |
| Drag&Drop |
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editor (with debugger) |
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Applications |
| KTouch is a program for
learning how to touch-type |
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Windows tools |
autoPatcher
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A WinXP resource site |
| afreeDLL |
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Free graphics |
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jonas
seph |
free icons |


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smoked |
Salvia splendens |
(dried) |
Let me first qualify myself. I have been a drug user for over 15 years now and have tried almost everything, from DMT to LSD to heroin, to mj. Recently I tried Salvia D. for the first time. I did the 5x stuff. Ok a little intence even a low doses but no too bad, butI perfer the body high over the mental 'fuzz'.
I have been doing some research with Salvia Splendens Vars. Not Divinoram. Let say without any doubt that this IS A PSYCH0ACTIVE PLANT. Although I have not tried all varieties of Splendens so far almost all have gotten me 'there'.
I have about 6 varieties of this wonderful plant growing in my yard. I have dwarf, full size, purple, red, white and pink. So far all have definate psychoactive properties.
I usually feel the effects after 1 bowl. A wonderful high does not do this plant justice. It is an opiate-like wonderous body high. Very floaty, with just a touch of MJ like feeling. Almost like I smoked a small bowl of opium. For these reasons I belive that it has serious potental for abuse, and possibly addiction.
After 3 bowls the effects are somewhat similar to a very weak dose of Divinoram with that excellent body high, that keeps growing with each bowl. The effects last longer than Divinoram up to 2 hours depending on how much used and how long I have smoked for.
I have gone to work on this substance w/o any ill effects. There is no comedown and no hangover.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Iowa Football’s Tweet After Win vs. Minnesota Is Going Viral
by Andrew McCartyOn Saturday afternoon, the Iowa Hawkeyes hosted one of the only remaining undefeated programs in college football.
Despite entering with an undefeated record – and a win over then No. 4 Penn State – No. 8 Minnesota entered as an underdog. Saturday’s game between the Hawkeyes and Gophers shows why Las Vegas is king.
Iowa was a three-point favorite over Minnesota and left with a 23-19 win – thanks to a missed extra point attempt.
After the game, Iowa football’s official Twitter account decided to take a shot at the Minnesota football program. The Hawkeyes used Minnesota’s “Ski-U-Mah” chant against it.
Check it out.
It’s a clever shot at the Gophers, one that Twitter was made for.
With the win, Iowa moves to 7-3 on the season and finally has a big win over a ranked opponent this season. Every year, Kirk Ferentz’s team seems to knock off at least one top program at Kinnick Stadium.
Minnesota, meanwhile, falls to 9-1 on the season, but still controls its own destiny in the Big Ten. If the Gophers win-out, they’ll likely face Ohio State in the Big Ten title game. A win there would likely have the Gophers in the College Football Playoff – but let’s not get ahead of ourselves.


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At least 3 people dead after Amtrak train crashes into vehicle
No injuries to crew, passengers on train
by Melissa Alonso, CNN(CNN) - An Amtrak train struck a vehicle in Palm Beach County, Florida, on Saturday afternoon, killing at least three people, authorities said.
"It appears the vehicle was traveling over the tracks and did not stop" as the train approached, Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office spokeswoman Teri Barbera told CNN.
Investigators believe three people were in the vehicle and all were killed. First responders have not been able to access the vehicle, which was heavily damaged, Barbera said.
The crash happened north of West Palm Beach around 2 p.m. local time.
Silver Star Train 92 still was stopped Saturday evening, Amtrak said in a tweet. The train had been traveling from Miami to New York.
There were no injuries to the 200 passengers or crew on the train, Amtrak spokeswoman Christina Leeds said.


Curriculum Vitae
Education
Columbia University at City of New York (September, 2018 - December, 2019)
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Curriculum Vitae
Education
Columbia University at City of New York (September, 2018 - December, 2019)
Gatech
Shanghai University


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