Review: Wonder Boys (2000)
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Cast: Michael Douglas, Tobey Maguire, Frances McDormand, Robert Downey Jr., Katie Holmes Director: Curtis Hanson Writer: Steve Kloves
Rating: Good Shot (3 out of 4 stars)
Wonder Boys shambles along with the somnambulistic intensity of someone who's taken far too much cold/flu medication. Suddenly nudged by the thought that a point needs to be made, it concludes with a far too pat, Hollywood ending. There are many satisfying moments of whimsical farce and it avoids many a cliché, but the film rushes its resolution, dulling its potential impact. Shining through the haze is an impressive performance by Michael Douglas.
Douglas plays Grady Tripp, a university English professor caught in the paralyzing grip of career inertia. Tripp is a "wonder boy", a prize winning published author, who must now produce a second, equally dazzling work. In a nice twist, rather than suffering from writer's block, Grady is afflicted by something even worse. He can't seem to finish his latest novel, which has bloated to 2000 plus pages and continues to grow with the ludicrousness of a 50's B-movie monster.
There are other nice spins on traditional movie formulas and characters. Grady is confronted by his girlfriend, Sarah (McDormand), that she is pregnant. She also happens to be the university's chancellor. She's also married to the head of the English department. Ouch. Sexy, bright student Hannah (Holmes) rents a room in Tripp's house. She would be just as happy sharing not only Tripp's room, but also his bed. The cliché thing would be to have a passionate, graphic sex scene between them. It doesn't happen. Morose, pensive student, James Leer (Maguire), is a cipher. Grady finds a kindred talent in the boy but rather than seeing a bit of himself in James, he sees a bizarre flip side.  Did I also mention he kills Sarah's husband's dog and commits theft while at a university function? These events are set against the backdrop of a literary weekend being held at Tripp's' Pittsburgh based college.
Tripp is a chrysalis, wrapped within the insular cocoon of academic life. He floats through a marijuana-shrouded fog, making half decisions about his life. The film is about his journey into light. Or deeper into darkness. Leer helps goose Grady into action.
Much time is spent on the relationship between Tripp and Leer. Grady has an uneasy attraction to the boy's talent, soured slightly by a touch of envy. Leer is indeed talented, quickly writing his first novel as Tripp still trudges through his. As the two go through adventures together, there is no ultimate feeling of satisfaction with Leer.  We never learn what makes him who he is. He ends up being a walking collection of idiosyncrasies made flesh.
Along with the pressure exerted by Sarah , Hannah and James, two other characters help push Grady along. A reflection of Grady's impotence comes in the form of Rip Torn as Q, a fellow writer. Q is able to crank out a new novel every year and a half. Q has long ago bought into his own hype. At one point, he addresses an assembly by starting with the sentence, "I am.....a writer". He bellows such a simple sentence with an aggrandizing self-satisfaction that border parody, but maintains reality, by no small means through the dry, comedic skill of Torn.
Terry Crabtree (Downey, Jr.), Tripp's agent, has also descended upon the campus. Crabtree wants a look at Tripp's long promised novel. Drag queen date in tow, Crabtree finds himself sucked into Leer and Tripp's misadventures. Despite the external trimmings of Downey's flamboyant character, Downey manages to tamp down the outrageousness of Crabtree and give him a real earthiness.
In contrast to the zaniness involved in a many of the movie's other situations, the film is a character study of Grady. His fuzzy wall of indecision is pummeled by one ludicrous, yet believable, event after another. Douglas comes across as sweet, confused, prideful...and scared. For all his standing and bluster, he is still an 18 year-old college kid trying to cope with events seemingly beyond is comprehension.
There is a slow pacing to the first half of the movie. For me, a bit too slow. Amusing insights are given into academic life and situations are promisingly set up to be resolved, but suddenly everything is tied up in a neat little bow. There is a key moment where Tripp is involved in a situation where his life hangs in the balance. I kept thinking the brave choice would be to take the hard route and not warp what had been a intelligently written movie and shoehorn the ending so as to please the masses. Alas, it didn't occur. Heaven forbid a character not be allowed to walk off into the metaphoric sunset. Wonder Boys is a tasty meal marred by sickeningly sweet dessert.
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Spectral fitting with the Sculptor GUI
In this example we will fit the SDSS spectrum of quasar J030341.04-002321.8 at redshift z=3.227 step by step. The example is aimed at first time users to provide insight into the Sculptor workflow and is designed to present a starting point.
We will begin by starting up sculptor with the example spectrum already imported:
run_sculptor --example=True
The GUI will start with the SpecFit tab open displaying the quasar spectrum.
1-The quasar continuum model
In this example we will be working with the Sculptor basic models and the models defined in the Sculptor extension qso.py, which were specifically included for this example.
Steps
Start by adding a SpecModel and naming it Continuum.
Select the mask QSO Cont.W. VP06, which refers to quasar continuum regions according to the paper by Vestergaard & Peterson 2006.
Add the Power Law (2500A) model with the prefix PL
Click on Fit SpecModel for a first fit.
At this point the GUI showing SpecModel tab named Continuum should look like this:
Now we can interactively adjust the masked-in fit regions to exclude absorption and emission features and refit the spectrum again. Our final fit looks slightly better now:
2-Modeling the SiIV emission line
We will now add a model for the SiIV emission line at ~5900A observed frame with one Gaussian.
Steps
Start by adding a another SpecModel and naming it SiIV_line.
Manually enter 5700 / 6150 into the dispersion region windows and apply with Enter.
Click m to mask the specified dispersion region.
Add the Line model Gaussian model with the prefix SiIV.
Enter 1399.8 into the SiIV_cen value field and apply the change with Enter.
Click on Fit SpecModel to fit the line.
Note that the redshift (SiIV_z) and the velocity shift (SiIV_vshift) parameters have set default values used in the fit, but will not be fit themselves by default (vary checkmark is not enabled). You could choose to vary these parameter instead. However, if more than one of the three parameters (SiIV_z, SiIV_cen, SiIV_vshift) is set to vary, this will cause problems with the fit as they are degenerate.
The final SiIV fit will look something like this:
3-Modeling the CIV emission line
We have now successfully modeled the SiIV line. Let us do the same for the CIV line, but this time we will approximate it using 2 Gaussian models.
Steps
Start by adding a another SpecModel and naming it CIV_line.
Manually enter 6210 / 6810 into the dispersion region windows and apply with Enter.
Click m to mask the specified dispersion region.
Add the Line model Gaussian model with the prefix CIV_A (component A).
Add the Line model Gaussian model with the prefix CIV_B (component B).
Enter 1549.06 into the CIV_cen value field for both models and apply the changes with Enter.
Navigate into the CIV_A model tab and restrict the CIV_A_FWHM values in the range of 2000 to 10000, then hit Enter to apply.
Navigate into the CIV_B model tab and restrict the CIV_B_FWHM values in the range of 300 to 3000, then hit Enter to apply.
Click on Fit SpecModel to fit the line.
Check the fit results, specifically the FWHM values. You will find that the fit reached the maximum value you specified. This means that you should probably relax the upper FWHM boundary.Choose *CIV_A_FWHM* max=30000, and *CIV_B_FWHM max=8000* for now an click on *Fit SpecModel* again. The resulting fit should be a better approximation of the line.
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In the lower panel of the figure in the SpecFit tab you will also see the fit residual after all your models have been subtracted.
4-Saving and loading model fits
If you are happy with your first fit, you can save the model and the fit results.
Steps
In the start menu click File->*Save*. This will open an file dialog.
Create a new directory (e.g., you can name it myfirstfit)
Save your model by clicking Open in the file dialog bottom right corner.
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Steps
Navigate to the SiIV line SpecModel tab and to the Model SiIV_ parameters at the bottom.
Set the value for SiIV_cen to 1399.8 and disable vary for the parameter.
Then enable vary for the SiIV_z parameter.
Click on Fit SpecModel to fit the line.
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networkd3_for_d3
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networkD3
https://christophergandrud.github.io/networkD3/ - project page
Overview:
Given some source data in a standard tabular format, that we want to create a network (graph) visualisation of the items (Weapons, Helmet, Gloves, Boots in our Example):
| Character Name | ... | Weapon | Helmet |
|---|---|---|---|
| Billy the Wizard | ... | Wand of Zapping | Wizard's Hat |
| Conan the Barbarian | ... | Sword of Smashing | Dented Helmet |
| Sally the Crusader | ... | Flail of Flailing | Dented Helmet |
But needs to be transposed (pivot the column and rows) into format that we can work with in a graph:
| Character Name | ... | Wand of Zapping | Wizard's Hat | Sword of Smashing | Flail of Flailing | Dented Helmet |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Billy the Wizard | ... | Weapon | Helmet | |||
| Conan the Barbarian | ... | Weapon | Helmet | |||
| Sally the Crusader | ... | Weapon | Helmet |
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|---|---|---|
| Wand of Zapping | Wizard's Hat | 1 |
| Dented Helmet | Sword of Smashing | 1 |
| Dented Helmet | Flail of Flailing | 1 |
Which be used to generate a network graph along the lines of:
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(Sword of Smashing)--(Dented Helmet)--(Flail of Flailing)
Video Demonstration
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnJ1eaFifB8
Screenshots
Distributions
Explore the distribution of the data
Network
Create a network (graph) visualisation of the data.
Find out which items are frequently (or in-frequently) used together
Click on an intersection on the correlation matrix and see the details of the two items
Installation instructions
Developed and tested in RStudio Version 0.99.896
The following packages will need to be installed:
install.packages(ggplot2)
install.packages(scales)
install.packages(RColorBrewer)
install.packages(networkD3)
install.packages(igraph)
install.packages(reshape2)
install.packages(plyr)
install.packages(dplyr)
install.packages(shiny)
install.packages(shinyjs)
install.packages(plotly)
Usuage
Once you've got your Shiny webapp up and running the client ui is presented in two tabs:
- Distributions - For exploring the distribution of the data
- Networks - For exploring the network, and a correlation matrix of node in the network
TODO aka "Things that could be better"
- Optimise the transposing of data
- Handle the resizing of ui elements a bit more gracefully
- Use the Blizzard API for querying item details rather than Diablohub.com
- Import live data from the Blizzard API rather than using static data
Final Notes
If you find this useful, let me know. Even better if you're able to improve upon it, I'd love to hear from you. I'm by no means an expert R developer, so any pointers would be welcome.
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KISS THE GIRLS **1/2 of **** C grade
I hate films in which the good guys don't ask for help of others (FBI) because the killer needs to get away to preserve the standard film running time!
Morgan Freeman is chasing a serial killer that seems to be collecting girls. Ashley Judd is the average kick boxing doctor who escapes from Casanova's (killer's name) pad, an advanced labyrinth of mazes and doors. Her escape is one of the most exciting scenes in the film because she is drugged and being chased and unable to dodge every tree. By the end of the chase she looks like Sly at the end of a Rockey pick and is ready to tell the police everything she knows, but she doesn't know much. She convinces Freeman to take her with him (!!) and the film begins to disable.
Too bad. Individual scenes are so good that they deserve a honest, smarter movie to use them. And the Acting is first rate, with Judd showing she is one of the freshest and best new actresses around and Freeman is sharp in a role that didn't deserve him. Gary Fleder, director of this and the under-rated Things To Do In Denver When You're Dead, has style to burn. Unfortunatly the film does burn.
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Malaysians swamp real life paraglider’s Instagram after name mentioned in SPM exam (VIDEO)
by BY EMMANUEL SANTA MARIA CHINKUALA LUMPUR, Nov 9 — A real life paraglider whose middle name coincided with that of a fictional character with the same hobby mentioned in this year’s English SPM examination paper has been flooded with thousands of messages on her Instagram account this week.
In her most recent post that has since drawn over 42,000 “likes”, London-based artist Laura Melissa Williams said she woke up a few days ago to find out she had become “very popular in Malaysia” after being inundated with thousands of messages, memes and comments on her social media accounts — some beautiful and encouraging, others plain “nasty”.
“Hello to all SPM students in Malaysia,” she started, before expressing her bewilderment in getting over 150,000 comments, likes and tweets — many in a language foreign to her.
Williams thanked the Malaysian commenters for their kind messages, saying she has been “encouraged by their positivity”.
She also disclosed that she has visited Malaysia in the past and loved the country.
At the same time, the 30-something-year-old woman said she was also bombarded with not so nice messages, but indicated that it has only inspired her next phase as an artist.
“Nasty messages like these are hurtful and can cause mental health issues.
“Coincidentally, I’m an artist who works on projects that focus on the fusion of technology and human behaviour and how it impacts on our bodies, hearts and minds. You have given me the most amazing source material for behaviours on social media and an insight into what it feels like to be someone who’s encountered cyber bullying,” she added.
The exact question regarding namesake in the SPM exam paper is still unclear, but a photo of Williams in paragliding gear at the Alps posted more than four months ago drew over 6,500 comments her Instagram account at the time of writing.
Among the comments were those looking to see if the Instagram user was the real life person mentioned in the SPM exam paper, while some posted comments suggesting the question was difficult and decided to belittled her.
There were also other users who leapt to the paraglider’s defence while apologising for the patronising comments posted by their fellow Malaysians.
Some Malaysians, like Arwind Kumar, have even made videos to show others what is acceptable and unacceptable behaviour on social media.
Many of the 4,000 over comments in response to Williams’ latest post yesterday supported her anti-cyberbullying stance.


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The goal of this module is to reimplement node’s crypto module, in pure javascript so that it can run in the browser.
Here is the subset that is currently implemented:
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The right pathway
Thank you mentor Frost for your advice,
Since I have taken the road less chosen by mortals.
Thank you mentor Herbert for your insights and
Global scale hidden in the dunes of time.
Thank you mentor Tolkien for creating one of
my favourite genres in literature.
The Frostian path might take me into the
Right road, though many chosen left
Beyond the sands of continuity lies the road
That leads to the hill, under the hill and above
And beyond the hill, were only few have
Taken the stride through all the obstructions.
Inside the chapel of solitude where the wolf
Will shed the sheep's skin on the altar of deceit,
There lies both the lion and the deer on
The fear climax of mount Petros. There lies the road to
Salvation and the prodigious spirit won't disappear
In a vain transmutation from an ink pen into a
Bone claymore. Forever shall my name be etched on
The pages of history, since when did ever occur
For a pretender of wisdom to know so little
Of the written word of other people.
But for a moment I will be free from the chains
Of pretence, the coils of the mundane life
For a quarter of an hour of glory.
Let me go!!! Let me be me and not the shadow
Of myself or the paradigm of my predecessors.
"What is it?", "What do you want?"
"Get away from me." I remember those nights
strolling down the lane as if they were yesterday
though it must have started ten years ago at least
Leave me be, let I be me and you be you and a certain
degree of the pain we'll undo.
Damn it, what's wrong with me...?


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|---|---|
| java.awt |
Contains all of the classes for creating user
interfaces and for painting graphics and images.
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| java.awt.image |
Provides classes for creating and modifying images.
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| javax.imageio |
The main package of the Java Image I/O API.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
abstract ColorModel |
Toolkit.getColorModel()
Determines the color model of this toolkit's screen.
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ColorModel |
PaintContext.getColorModel()
Returns the
ColorModel of the output. |
abstract ColorModel |
GraphicsConfiguration.getColorModel()
Returns the
ColorModel associated with this
GraphicsConfiguration . |
ColorModel |
Component.getColorModel()
Gets the instance of
ColorModel used to display
the component on the output device. |
abstract ColorModel |
GraphicsConfiguration.getColorModel(int transparency)
Returns the
ColorModel associated with this
GraphicsConfiguration that supports the specified
transparency. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
CompositeContext |
AlphaComposite.createContext(ColorModel srcColorModel,
ColorModel dstColorModel,
RenderingHints hints)
Creates a context for the compositing operation.
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CompositeContext |
Composite.createContext(ColorModel srcColorModel,
ColorModel dstColorModel,
RenderingHints hints)
Creates a context containing state that is used to perform
the compositing operation.
|
PaintContext |
GradientPaint.createContext(ColorModel cm,
Rectangle deviceBounds,
Rectangle2D userBounds,
AffineTransform xform,
RenderingHints hints)
Creates and returns a
PaintContext used to
generate a linear color gradient pattern. |
PaintContext |
RadialGradientPaint.createContext(ColorModel cm,
Rectangle deviceBounds,
Rectangle2D userBounds,
AffineTransform transform,
RenderingHints hints)
Creates and returns a
PaintContext used to
generate a circular radial color gradient pattern. |
PaintContext |
Color.createContext(ColorModel cm,
Rectangle r,
Rectangle2D r2d,
AffineTransform xform,
RenderingHints hints)
Creates and returns a
PaintContext used to
generate a solid color field pattern. |
PaintContext |
Paint.createContext(ColorModel cm,
Rectangle deviceBounds,
Rectangle2D userBounds,
AffineTransform xform,
RenderingHints hints)
Creates and returns a
PaintContext used to
generate the color pattern. |
PaintContext |
TexturePaint.createContext(ColorModel cm,
Rectangle deviceBounds,
Rectangle2D userBounds,
AffineTransform xform,
RenderingHints hints)
Creates and returns a
PaintContext used to
generate a tiled image pattern. |
PaintContext |
LinearGradientPaint.createContext(ColorModel cm,
Rectangle deviceBounds,
Rectangle2D userBounds,
AffineTransform transform,
RenderingHints hints)
Creates and returns a
PaintContext used to
generate a linear color gradient pattern. |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
ComponentColorModel
A
ColorModel class that works with pixel values that
represent color and alpha information as separate samples and that
store each sample in a separate data element. |
class |
DirectColorModel
The
DirectColorModel class is a ColorModel
class that works with pixel values that represent RGB
color and alpha information as separate samples and that pack all
samples for a single pixel into a single int, short, or byte quantity. |
class |
IndexColorModel
The
IndexColorModel class is a ColorModel
class that works with pixel values consisting of a
single sample that is an index into a fixed colormap in the default
sRGB color space. |
class |
PackedColorModel
The
PackedColorModel class is an abstract
ColorModel class that works with pixel values which represent
color and alpha information as separate samples and which pack all
samples for a single pixel into a single int, short, or byte quantity. |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected ColorModel |
RGBImageFilter.newmodel
The
ColorModel with which to
replace origmodel when the user calls
substituteColorModel . |
protected ColorModel |
RGBImageFilter.origmodel
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
ColorModel |
DirectColorModel.coerceData(WritableRaster raster,
boolean isAlphaPremultiplied)
Forces the raster data to match the state specified in the
isAlphaPremultiplied variable, assuming the data is
currently correctly described by this ColorModel . |
ColorModel |
ColorModel.coerceData(WritableRaster raster,
boolean isAlphaPremultiplied)
Forces the raster data to match the state specified in the
isAlphaPremultiplied variable, assuming the data is
currently correctly described by this ColorModel . |
ColorModel |
ComponentColorModel.coerceData(WritableRaster raster,
boolean isAlphaPremultiplied)
Forces the raster data to match the state specified in the
isAlphaPremultiplied variable, assuming the data
is currently correctly described by this ColorModel . |
ColorModel |
PixelGrabber.getColorModel()
Get the ColorModel for the pixels stored in the array.
|
ColorModel |
BufferedImage.getColorModel()
Returns the
ColorModel . |
ColorModel |
RenderedImage.getColorModel()
Returns the ColorModel associated with this image.
|
static ColorModel |
ColorModel.getRGBdefault()
Returns a
DirectColorModel that describes the default
format for integer RGB values used in many of the methods in the
AWT image interfaces for the convenience of the programmer. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
BufferedImage |
BufferedImageOp.createCompatibleDestImage(BufferedImage src,
ColorModel destCM)
Creates a zeroed destination image with the correct size and number of
bands.
|
BufferedImage |
ColorConvertOp.createCompatibleDestImage(BufferedImage src,
ColorModel destCM)
Creates a zeroed destination image with the correct size and number of
bands, given this source.
|
BufferedImage |
LookupOp.createCompatibleDestImage(BufferedImage src,
ColorModel destCM)
Creates a zeroed destination image with the correct size and number of
bands.
|
BufferedImage |
RescaleOp.createCompatibleDestImage(BufferedImage src,
ColorModel destCM)
Creates a zeroed destination image with the correct size and number of
bands.
|
BufferedImage |
AffineTransformOp.createCompatibleDestImage(BufferedImage src,
ColorModel destCM)
Creates a zeroed destination image with the correct size and number of
bands.
|
BufferedImage |
ConvolveOp.createCompatibleDestImage(BufferedImage src,
ColorModel destCM)
Creates a zeroed destination image with the correct size and number
of bands.
|
void |
MemoryImageSource.newPixels(byte[] newpix,
ColorModel newmodel,
int offset,
int scansize)
Changes to a new byte array to hold the pixels for this image.
|
void |
MemoryImageSource.newPixels(int[] newpix,
ColorModel newmodel,
int offset,
int scansize)
Changes to a new int array to hold the pixels for this image.
|
void |
ImageFilter.setColorModel(ColorModel model)
Filter the information provided in the setColorModel method
of the ImageConsumer interface.
|
void |
ImageConsumer.setColorModel(ColorModel model)
Sets the ColorModel object used for the majority of
the pixels reported using the setPixels method
calls.
|
void |
RGBImageFilter.setColorModel(ColorModel model)
If the ColorModel is an IndexColorModel and the subclass has
set the canFilterIndexColorModel flag to true, we substitute
a filtered version of the color model here and wherever
that original ColorModel object appears in the setPixels methods.
|
void |
PixelGrabber.setColorModel(ColorModel model)
The setColorModel method is part of the ImageConsumer API which
this class must implement to retrieve the pixels.
|
void |
BufferedImageFilter.setColorModel(ColorModel model)
Filters the information provided in the
setColorModel method
of the ImageConsumer interface. |
void |
ImageFilter.setPixels(int x,
int y,
int w,
int h,
ColorModel model,
byte[] pixels,
int off,
int scansize)
Filters the information provided in the setPixels method of the
ImageConsumer interface which takes an array of bytes.
|
void |
ImageConsumer.setPixels(int x,
int y,
int w,
int h,
ColorModel model,
byte[] pixels,
int off,
int scansize)
Delivers the pixels of the image with one or more calls
to this method.
|
void |
RGBImageFilter.setPixels(int x,
int y,
int w,
int h,
ColorModel model,
byte[] pixels,
int off,
int scansize)
If the ColorModel object is the same one that has already
been converted, then simply passes the pixels through with the
converted ColorModel.
|
void |
PixelGrabber.setPixels(int srcX,
int srcY,
int srcW,
int srcH,
ColorModel model,
byte[] pixels,
int srcOff,
int srcScan)
The setPixels method is part of the ImageConsumer API which
this class must implement to retrieve the pixels.
|
void |
CropImageFilter.setPixels(int x,
int y,
int w,
int h,
ColorModel model,
byte[] pixels,
int off,
int scansize)
Determine whether the delivered byte pixels intersect the region to
be extracted and passes through only that subset of pixels that
appear in the output region.
|
void |
BufferedImageFilter.setPixels(int x,
int y,
int w,
int h,
ColorModel model,
byte[] pixels,
int off,
int scansize)
Filters the information provided in the
setPixels
method of the ImageConsumer interface which takes
an array of bytes. |
void |
AreaAveragingScaleFilter.setPixels(int x,
int y,
int w,
int h,
ColorModel model,
byte[] pixels,
int off,
int scansize)
Combine the components for the delivered byte pixels into the
accumulation arrays and send on any averaged data for rows of
pixels that are complete.
|
void |
ReplicateScaleFilter.setPixels(int x,
int y,
int w,
int h,
ColorModel model,
byte[] pixels,
int off,
int scansize)
Choose which rows and columns of the delivered byte pixels are
needed for the destination scaled image and pass through just
those rows and columns that are needed, replicated as necessary.
|
void |
ImageFilter.setPixels(int x,
int y,
int w,
int h,
ColorModel model,
int[] pixels,
int off,
int scansize)
Filters the information provided in the setPixels method of the
ImageConsumer interface which takes an array of integers.
|
void |
ImageConsumer.setPixels(int x,
int y,
int w,
int h,
ColorModel model,
int[] pixels,
int off,
int scansize)
The pixels of the image are delivered using one or more calls
to the setPixels method.
|
void |
RGBImageFilter.setPixels(int x,
int y,
int w,
int h,
ColorModel model,
int[] pixels,
int off,
int scansize)
If the ColorModel object is the same one that has already
been converted, then simply passes the pixels through with the
converted ColorModel, otherwise converts the buffer of integer
pixels to the default RGB ColorModel and passes the converted
buffer to the filterRGBPixels method to be converted one by one.
|
void |
PixelGrabber.setPixels(int srcX,
int srcY,
int srcW,
int srcH,
ColorModel model,
int[] pixels,
int srcOff,
int srcScan)
The setPixels method is part of the ImageConsumer API which
this class must implement to retrieve the pixels.
|
void |
CropImageFilter.setPixels(int x,
int y,
int w,
int h,
ColorModel model,
int[] pixels,
int off,
int scansize)
Determine if the delivered int pixels intersect the region to
be extracted and pass through only that subset of pixels that
appear in the output region.
|
void |
BufferedImageFilter.setPixels(int x,
int y,
int w,
int h,
ColorModel model,
int[] pixels,
int off,
int scansize)
Filters the information provided in the
setPixels
method of the ImageConsumer interface which takes
an array of integers. |
void |
AreaAveragingScaleFilter.setPixels(int x,
int y,
int w,
int h,
ColorModel model,
int[] pixels,
int off,
int scansize)
Combine the components for the delivered int pixels into the
accumulation arrays and send on any averaged data for rows of
pixels that are complete.
|
void |
ReplicateScaleFilter.setPixels(int x,
int y,
int w,
int h,
ColorModel model,
int[] pixels,
int off,
int scansize)
Choose which rows and columns of the delivered int pixels are
needed for the destination scaled image and pass through just
those rows and columns that are needed, replicated as necessary.
|
void |
RGBImageFilter.substituteColorModel(ColorModel oldcm,
ColorModel newcm)
Registers two ColorModel objects for substitution.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
BufferedImage(ColorModel cm,
WritableRaster raster,
boolean isRasterPremultiplied,
Hashtable<?,?> properties)
Constructs a new
BufferedImage with a specified
ColorModel and Raster . |
MemoryImageSource(int w,
int h,
ColorModel cm,
byte[] pix,
int off,
int scan)
Constructs an ImageProducer object which uses an array of bytes
to produce data for an Image object.
|
MemoryImageSource(int w,
int h,
ColorModel cm,
byte[] pix,
int off,
int scan,
Hashtable<?,?> props)
Constructs an ImageProducer object which uses an array of bytes
to produce data for an Image object.
|
MemoryImageSource(int w,
int h,
ColorModel cm,
int[] pix,
int off,
int scan)
Constructs an ImageProducer object which uses an array of integers
to produce data for an Image object.
|
MemoryImageSource(int w,
int h,
ColorModel cm,
int[] pix,
int off,
int scan,
Hashtable<?,?> props)
Constructs an ImageProducer object which uses an array of integers
to produce data for an Image object.
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected ColorModel |
ImageTypeSpecifier.colorModel
The
ColorModel to be used as a prototype. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
ColorModel |
ImageTypeSpecifier.getColorModel()
Returns the
ColorModel specified by this object. |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
ImageTypeSpecifier(ColorModel colorModel,
SampleModel sampleModel)
Constructs an
ImageTypeSpecifier directly
from a ColorModel and a SampleModel . |
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VALENTINE A film review by Christopher Null Copyright 2000 filmcritic.com filmcritic.com
Well, here's something that will make you wish you'd stayed home to watch Survivor instead of shelling out money at the movies. Hell, Valentine, another entry into the yearly, winter horror crapfest, even makes Temptation Island look good.
What we've got here is your standard grade horror flick in the vein of Scream and Urban Legend, revolving around a mysterious killer devising a supposed revenge plot -- a geeky kid who got a Carrie pulled on him in 6th grade. My how the tables have turned! The bunch of girls who refused to dance with him are now getting killed, 13 years later. Has this nobody returned from obscurity to exact his revenge for having punch poured on him?
We'll have one med school coed get pinched during a midnight autopsy. And of course she will hide in a body bag in a futile attempt to escape the man in the Cupid mask -- who's naturally doing his marauding on Valentine's Day. We'll see all manner of stabbings, shootings, beheadings, boilings, and whatnot -- until 90 minutes later the killer is unmasked.
The film presents us an oh-so-clever puzzler -- is it the 6th grader come back to haunt the girls? Is it one of their dates? Another man from the past? The cop? Or maybe it's the fisherman they ran over and left for dead on a winding road. The possibilities are as endless as they are random.
Valentine is headlined by actresses Denise Richards and Marley Shelton (who, with this and Sugar & Spice, appears to be on the Molly Ringwald road to career suicide), plus a gaggle of totally unknown supporting actresses whose only requirement for appearance appears to have been having very large breasts. (And despite this there's no nudity in the film at all!)
David Boreanaz joins the ladies in a truly pathetic role, stumbling through his lines like he has a hangover. No surprise: His character is a recovering alcoholic.
 Simply, thrills are utterly lacking in the film. The murders are fully expected, unoriginal, and lacking in even the most basic sense of horror. And Cupid makes for a stalker about as frightening as Mary Poppins.
Maybe the only thing dumber than the film itself is the way it is credited: four screenwriters appear to have fought over the writing credit, but the director refused to put his name on the film (Jamie Blanks is an alias). Now that's horror.

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Description: Reference for every available assay in network.
Properties
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We just started a new project that it totally cutting edge and I am so excited to be a part of it. Intern #2 Steve Tong, is now fulltime on the new project as a Junior Developer. Truth be said, Steve Tong was not mush of an intern as he was already passed that point skill wise. Something that Steve T. displayed that impressed me is his ability to think outside the box.  The new gig is mostly a concept so we are able to design / create it as we feel fit, and that is what requires a developer that has ideas and can envision something great. For now the who what and where obviously will remain a secret but I guarantee that I will be blogging about it as soon as it goes live.
So what makes a great intern? Simply put, motivation. It does not matter how much or how little you know or even at times, how fast you can learn it. What does matter is the effort and the motivation to make it as a developer. I recently met a junior developer that is mostly doing front end stuff and has expressed the desire to become a Rails developer. What impressed me already is that he learned Git over the weekend. He was using some crazy GUI for accessing Github and I gave him a hard time about it. So I guess he showed me!!
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rabl-rails is faster and uses less memory than the standard rabl gem while letting you access the same features. There are some slight changes to do on your templates to get this gem to work but it should't take you more than 5 minutes.
rabl-rails only targets Rails 3+ application and is compatible with mri 1.9.3, jRuby and rubinius.
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"The Day I Became a Woman"
Marzieh Meshkini, the wife and protege of legendary Iranian filmmaker Mohsen Makmalbaf, makes her entry into the world film market with three short stories about being a woman in Iran in "The Day I Became a Woman."
Makmalbaf had formed a film school of sorts in his native Iran, attracting family and friends interested in learning the art and craft of filmmaking. His daughter, Samira, made a striking international with "Blackboards." His young wife, Meshkini, provides us with her graduate effort that effects some near brilliant moments coupled with film student intensity.
Part one, "Hava," reps the simplest, most amateur feeling, of the three short tales. This is the story of a little girl who enters, at ripe old age of nine, womanhood. Little Hava is not prepared for this event, which will stop her from playing with her best friend, Hassan, ever more. When she learns that she has one hour before officially becoming a woman, she runs off to steal back the last vestiges of childhood with her boy friend. Before she leaves to find Hassan, Hava's grandma shows her how to use a stick as a sundial to tell her when her time as a child is up. It's a swwet little tale, but the non-actors are called upon to deliver lengthy, meaningful lines and it works only as an academic exercise.
Better is the second tale, "Ha," about a young woman who takes part in a bicycle race - forbidden everywhere in Iran except for the island of Kish. We learn quickly that Ha is racing against her husband's wishes as he pursues her on horseback. The focus is constantly on Ha and the other women, swathed head to toe in black, as her husband and a succession of family, mullahs and village elders ride their horses beside Ha and the racers and shout at her to stop this madness. The visuals are striking and this tale about escape.
The last tale, "Hoora," is about an old women who comes into the big city, hires a boy and entourage of carriers and goes on a shopping spree, buying everything from a refrigerator and washer/dryer to a bedroom set and, even, a tea kettle. She then has the whole kit and caboodle delivered to the beach to be hauled onto a ship. This odd little yarn starts of with light, comic whimsy, but turns to Fellini-esque surreality, as her booty is set out on the beach, in room-like arrangement, to await transport to a ship.
I am a strong proponent for Iranian films these past couple of years and I am always interested to see the crafted film work emerging from that struggling nation. To date, I have not been disappointed. True, every film can't be of the caliber and intensity of such works as "The Color of Paradise" or "A Time for Drunken Horses," but the obvious talents involved in the creation of "The Day I became a Woman" cannot be dispelled. The intense imagery and sometimes-silent story telling are very different from American films and are an interesting challenge for a film buff. I give it a B-.
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I am a Research Engineer and the project lead for BisQue, an open source NSF funded project in the UCSB Electrical and Computer Engineering Department. My research is centered around two main areas:
- Computer Vision and machine learning applied to Biomedical, Materials Science, and Biology
- Building large web-scale Machine Learning systems for image and video processing
If you are interested in joining the BisQue Team, we are always looking for motivated students so feel free to reach out.
Research
Automated Segmentation and Connectivity Analysis for Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus
We propose an automated method of predicting Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus (NPH) from CT scans. A deep convolutional network segments regions of interest from the scans, which are combined with MRI information to predict NPH. To our knowledge, this is the first method which automatically predicts NPH from CT scans, and incorporates diffusion tractography information for prediction.
3DMaterialGAN: Learning 3D Shape Representation from Latent Space for Materials Science Applications
We propose a 3DMaterialGAN network that is capable of recognizing and synthesizing individual grains whose morphology conforms to a given 3D polycrystalline material microstructure. The value of our algorithm is demonstrated with analysis on experimental real-world data, namely generating 3D grain structures found in a commercially relevant wrought titanium alloy, which were validated through statistical shape comparison.
Improving patch-based convolutional neural networks for MRI brain tumor segmentation by leveraging location information
In this paper, we introduce a novel method to integrate location information with the state-of-the-art patch-based neural networks for brain tumor segmentation. Our proposed ensemble also achieves better segmentation performance compared to the state-of-the-art networks in BraTS 2017 and rivals state-of-the-art networks in BraTS 2018.
BisQue for 3D Materials Science in the Cloud: Microstructure–Property Linkages
In this work, we develop a module for BisQue that enables microstructure-sensitive predictions of effective yield strength of two-phase materials. The capabilities of the module for rapid property screening are demonstrated in case studies with two different methodologies based on datasets containing 3D microstructure information from (i) synthetic generation and (ii) sampling large 3D volumes obtained in experiments.
ML Systems
The BisQue platform allows the students in our lab to deploy the ML and computer vision methods they develop for researchers around the world to use. One of the main issues in our community is the lack of reproducible code–it works on my machine, it should work on yours.


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Section: Linux Programmer's Manual (3)
Updated: 2014-06-03
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NAME
mq_open - open a message queue
SYNOPSIS
#include <fcntl.h> /* For O_* constants */
#include <sys/stat.h> /* For mode constants */
#include <mqueue.h>
mqd_t mq_open(const char *name, int oflag);
mqd_t mq_open(const char *name, int oflag, mode_t mode,
struct mq_attr *attr);
Link with -lrt.
DESCRIPTION
mq_open()
creates a new POSIX message queue or opens an existing queue.
The queue is identified by
name.
For details of the construction of
name,
see
mq_overview(7).
The
oflag
argument specifies flags that control the operation of the call.
(Definitions of the flags values can be obtained by including
<fcntl.h>.)
Exactly one of the following must be specified in
oflag:
- O_RDONLY
-
Open the queue to receive messages only.
- O_WRONLY
-
Open the queue to send messages only.
- O_RDWR
-
Open the queue to both send and receive messages.
Zero or more of the following flags can additionally be
ORed
in
oflag:
- O_NONBLOCK
-
Open the queue in nonblocking mode.
In circumstances where
mq_receive(3)
and
mq_send(3)
would normally block, these functions instead fail with the error
EAGAIN.
- O_CREAT
-
Create the message queue if it does not exist.
The owner (user ID) of the message queue is set to the effective
user ID of the calling process.
The group ownership (group ID) is set to the effective group ID
of the calling process.
- O_EXCL
-
If
O_CREAT
was specified in
oflag,
and a queue with the given
name
already exists, then fail with the error
EEXIST.
If
O_CREAT
is specified in
oflag,
then two additional arguments must be supplied.
The
mode
argument specifies the permissions to be placed on the new queue,
as for
open(2).
(Symbolic definitions for the permissions bits can be obtained by including
<sys/stat.h>.)
The permissions settings are masked against the process umask.
The
attr
argument specifies attributes for the queue.
See
mq_getattr(3)
for details.
If
attr
is NULL, then the queue is created with implementation-defined
default attributes.
RETURN VALUE
On success,
mq_open()
returns a message queue descriptor for use by other
message queue functions.
On error,
mq_open()
returns
(mqd_t) -1,
with
errno
set to indicate the error.
ERRORS
- EACCES
-
The queue exists, but the caller does not have permission to
open it in the specified mode.
- EACCES
-
name
contained more than one slash.
- EEXIST
-
Both
O_CREAT
and
O_EXCL
were specified in
oflag,
but a queue with this
name
already exists.
- EINVAL
-
O_CREAT
was specified in
oflag,
and
attr
was not NULL, but
attr->mq_maxmsg
or
attr->mq_msqsize
was invalid.
Both of these fields must be greater than zero.
In a process that is unprivileged (does not have the
CAP_SYS_RESOURCE
capability),
attr->mq_maxmsg
must be less than or equal to the
msg_max
limit, and
attr->mq_msgsize
must be less than or equal to the
msgsize_max
limit.
In addition, even in a privileged process,
attr->mq_maxmsg
cannot exceed the
HARD_MAX
limit.
(See
mq_overview(7)
for details of these limits.)
- EMFILE
-
The process already has the maximum number of files and
message queues open.
- ENAMETOOLONG
-
name
was too long.
- ENFILE
-
The system limit on the total number of open files and message queues
has been reached.
- ENOENT
-
The
O_CREAT
flag was not specified in
oflag,
and no queue with this
name
exists.
- ENOENT
-
name
was just "/" followed by no other characters.
- ENOMEM
-
Insufficient memory.
- ENOSPC
-
Insufficient space for the creation of a new message queue.
This probably occurred because the
queues_max
limit was encountered; see
mq_overview(7).
ATTRIBUTES
Multithreading (see pthreads(7))
The
mq_open()
function is thread-safe.
CONFORMING TO
POSIX.1-2001.
BUGS
In kernels before 2.6.14,
the process umask was not applied to the permissions specified in
mode.
SEE ALSO
mq_close(3),
mq_getattr(3),
mq_notify(3),
mq_receive(3),
mq_send(3),
mq_unlink(3),
mq_overview(7)
Index
- NAME
-
- SYNOPSIS
-
- DESCRIPTION
-
- RETURN VALUE
-
- ERRORS
-
- ATTRIBUTES
-
- Multithreading (see pthreads(7))
-
- CONFORMING TO
-
- BUGS
-
- SEE ALSO
-
This document was created by
man2html,
using the manual pages.
Time: 02:55:03 GMT, September 18, 2014


Eriksen to leave? 3 attacking midfielders who should be on Tottenham’s January wishlist
Christian Eriksen’s contract is winding down.
by Jay WilliamsIt is no secret that Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Christian Eriksen is likely to leave in the near future.
Whether that is in January or next summer remains to be seen. But Tottenham should try to sell the Denmark midfielder when the window opens in the new year.
Eriksen’s presence in the squad is potentially unsettling his team-mates given the extensive media coverage surrounding his future. His form has dipped and Spurs will want to avoid losing him for nothing.
If Tottenham do cash in this January, here are three potential replacements who need to be considered.
Bruno Fernandes
Spurs should have sold Eriksen and signed Fernandes when they had the chance in the summer. This can be fixed if Daniel Levy delivers the Sporting CP midfielder in January.
With nine goals and six assists in 17 games this season, the Portugal international is a constant threat. The 25-year-old could provide the spark that has been missing for Spurs this season.
James Maddison
Silky playmaker Maddison is thriving at Leicester City. With six goals and two assists this season, the England midfielder has lifted Leicester City to second in the league.
Meanwhile, Spurs are languishing in the bottom half and Eriksen is just not producing his magic. Maddison, 22, operates in a similar central role, picking passes, scoring goals and providing a threat with his set-piece deliveries.
Hakim Ziyech
According to 90min, Ziyech is Tottenham’s number one target to replace Eriksen in January. If Levy could bring the Ajax and Morocco star to North London this winter, it would be a potentially season-changing signing.
Ziyech is the ideal candidate to take over from Eriksen with his natural talent on the ball. The 26-year-old has six goals and 15 assists in 21 games this season, proving why he is so highly sought-after.
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An R Markdown template for writing beautiful yet versatile letters, using the 'KOMA-Script' letter class 'scrlttr2' and an adaptation of the 'pandoc-letter' template. 'scrlttr2' provides layouts for many different window envelope types and the possibility to define your own.
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A link in a blacklisted element
A link in a whitelisted element
A link in a blacklisted element in a whitelisted element (should blacklist)
A link in a whitelisted element in a blacklisted element (should whitelist)
A link to an image, whitelisted. (should redirect)
Some tiny text. Tiny text. Tiny text. Tiny text!!! I’m so tinyyyy!!!!!
This is useful to test the progress bar’s behavior when zoomed on a touch device.
Be sure to test with and without a viewport.


I have the affidavits concerning this affair now laying before me, and were it not that it might swell this address to too great a length, I might here transcribe them. When these companies got together, they possibly might appear formidable to some. This was the time that our brethren called upon Esq. Black for the purpose of reconciling difficulties, and coming to some terms, whereby a permanent settlement might be made, and a recurrence of difficulties avoided. They did not visit him in a large body as has been stated, but three or four individuals waited on XXTITLEANDNAME. XXFIRSTNAME XXLASTNAME was not among the number, but being afterwards invited by XXTITLEANDNAME, he attended upon his invitation. As much has been said relative to coercion having been used by XXFIRSTNAME XXLASTNAME, and those that were with him, and that the document which it was said he was forced to sign, was unconstitutional and subversive of the rights of American citizens, etc, etc, I here insert a copy of the instrument that XXTITLEANDNAME drew and signed with his own hand, as I have the original in my possession I shall give it verbatim, not being accountable either for its composition or orthography.
...
XXTITLEANDNAME afterwards made oath that he was forced to sign this document by a number of armed men, but it was not so; when our people went, they told him that their intention was to seek to establish peace, and the subsequent investigation by Judge King and Gen. XXLASTNAME proved that no coercion was intended, nor used by our people; and their dockets will establish that fact. But the truth of the matter is, that XXTITLEANDNAME and others had sold their pre-emption rights, corn, etc. to our people, and had obtained remuneration, some in part, others for all their property; which however they said they cared little about, as they would soon drive the Mormons, and possess their properties again. This is a fact well known in XXCOUNTY, and XXTITLEANDNAME, after riding through the county to stir up excitement and collect a mob, treated his friends (the mob) with a payment of $200 which he had received from our brethren, stating that he had cheated the Mormons out of it, and would soon possess his land again, etc. -- And the events which have subsequently transpired evidently show that he has accomplished his design, and that too from the support of the highest authorities of this state. Whilst this mob were thus collected together, they commenced their depredations by shooting at our men, taking arms and prisoners, driving off cattle, hogs, etc.
The militia were called upon to defend our brethren, and Gen. XXLASTNAME with a company repaired to the place, and finally succeeded in dispersing the mob. Meanwhile a number of our brethren who had located themselves and bought property at XXCITY, on the banks of the Missiouri river, in XXCOUNTY, were threatened with extermination by the mob, if they would not evacuate that place and leave the county. Several messages of this kind were sent but no attention was paid to them. An anonymous letter was then sent to a XXTITLEANDNAME, a widow, in XXCITY, who did not belong to the church; as they said they did not wish her destroyed in the general massacre that would shortly come upon the Mormons. She showed this letter to some of the brethren, who however disregarded it, as they had been taught from their infancy, that they were the free born sons of liberty, citizens of the United States, a country that has always boasted of an enlightened policy, a liberty of conscience and of worship, impartial laws, and an equitable administration, and they never yet had been inducted into the mysteries of mobocracy. At the appointed time the mob came amounting to upwards of a hundred with the XXTITLEANDNAME Woods, and Abbot Hancock, two Presbyterian Priests, at their head in company with the sheriff. XXTITLEANDNAME had sworn out a writ against XXTITLEANDNAME, stating that he was in danger of his life in consequence of some expressions made by XXTITLEANDNAME. The sheriff apprised XXTITLEANDNAME of this, who as soon as he was told that they had a civil process against him, delivered himself up on condition that the sheriff would disperse the mob; he agreed to do so, but the mob instead of dispersing, came into the village, threatening the women and children, and stating that they would throw their property into the XXSTATE river, etc.


--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Is it time to look ahead to 2010? author: display_name: Corey Fineran login: Corey email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 1383 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.com/?p=1383 date: '2009-09-06 18:27:32 +0000' date_gmt: '2009-09-07 00:27:32 +0000' categories: - Infield - Management - Offense - The Cubs tags: - Kosuke Fukudome - Lou Piniella - Ryan Theriot - Milton Bradley - '2009' - lead-off - '2010' - Chone Figgins - 2nd Base - Bip Roberts comments: - id: 726 author: Kurt author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http:// date: '2009-09-08 10:28:51 +0000' date_gmt: '2009-09-08 16:28:51 +0000' content: I was listening to David Kaplan last night. He says Lou has lost his fire (but not responsible for the Cubs' suckage), Milton Bradley was a horrible mistake and Soriano was the single worst signing in the history of baseball from a performance standpoint. His words were harsh. - id: 738 author: Andy author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://ivyenvy.com date: '2009-09-08 13:32:49 +0000' date_gmt: '2009-09-08 19:32:49 +0000' content: Great numbers--Figgins seems like just the type of player the Cubs are sorely lacking. However, and talk to Chone just takes me back to Corey's bachelor party. - id: 740 author: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http:// date: '2009-09-08 13:40:22 +0000' date_gmt: '2009-09-08 19:40:22 +0000' content: I was wondering if you were going to bring that up. I didn't mention it, to leave the door open for you. - id: 12883 author: read full article author_email: '' author_url: http://classicbag1.wordpress.com/2014/05/23/how-to-avoid-unwanted-hassle-while-shopping-for-backpack/ date: '2014-09-08 02:09:19 +0000' date_gmt: '2014-09-08 07:09:19 +0000' content: |- read full article Is it time to look ahead to 2010? - Ivy Envy ---
With a month left of the 2009 season, I'm ready to put it to bed. I realized during this week's podcast that there isn't really much to talk about and there's still 27 games to play. What more is there to say? At this point, all conversation about 2009 dies and speculation of what will happen or what needs to happen for 2010 takes over. But it feels inappropriate to talk about next year when there is still a month of baseball left. I'll do it anyway.
I read that Chone Figgins might be a good fit for the Cubs. It's not a secret that the Cubs are lacking a lead-off hitter and overall speed. Figgins would also be the solution for the Cubs at 2nd base. The Angels have used him at 3rd base most of the time, but he has played all over the field. Sound like a former second baseman we lost in this last offseason?
Chone is having a great season and was an All-Star this year for the first time in his career. But as we learned with Milton Bradley, it's not fair to judge a player based on their one career year and then expect them to meet or exceed that production. So let's ignore his stats this year and just focus on his career average. These stats are based on 162 games.
BA: .292
OBP: .363
HR: 5
RBI: 59
SB: 49
CS: 17
This year, his OBP is .400 and it's the second season in which he's flirted with .400. He has a stolen base success rate of around 75%. I think 2nd base and the lead-off spot are two fairly big issues that the Cubs need to address in the upcoming off-season. In the article about this potential move, Piniella points out that the Cubs are last in stolen bases. This is a very slow team, top to bottom. Soriano was signed as a speedster, but he's been reduced to a steady trot. The leader for the team in stolen bases this year is Ryan Theriot, with 16. Theriot is not fast and it seems like he really has to pick his pitches to steal. As of today, Figgins has 39 steals for the season.
I don't think Figgins would solve all of the problems that this team has, but it would be an improvement in the leadoff spot. This team does not have a leadoff hitter and Piniella indicates that if the Cubs don't find one in the off-season, Fukudome will be the lead-off man. Though I feel that Fukudome filled the role fairly well, he wasn't able to do what a natural leadoff hitter does. I would welcome Figgins with open arms, even if Baseball-Reference.com tells me that the the most similar hitter to him is Bip Roberts, the man whose baseball card you got in every pack you bought in 1989.


A community works to conserve wildlife habitat along the central Platte River in Nebraska.
Originally published: March 18 2015
Last updated: April 17 2015
Every year millions of birds migrate through the central Platte Valley. Sandhill cranes take center stage.
From settlement times to today humans have significantly altered the Platte River.
After the 1973 Endangered Species Act was invoked to ensure habitat for endangered whooping cranes...
...various conservation groups began the arduous task of trying to restore a portion of the central Platte.
Here are the stories of those efforts.


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h = histp(x, xmin, xmax, nbins)
histp(x, xmin, xmax, nbins)
takes a column vector x
of data values and generates a normalized histogram plot of the
distribution. The histogram has nbins
bins lying in the
range xmin
to xmax
.
h = histp(...)
returns a vector of patch handles.
demgauss
Copyright (c) Ian T Nabney (1996-9)


This test should succeed. If you click on the Test Button, there should be a debug message saying "click1".
This page tests the djConfig.forceXDomain option, which forces even XHR loaded packages to be treated like cross-domain packages (do async loading, and use the dojo.hostenv.createXdPackage() to transform the XHR package content into a xdomain-compatible package.


com.swarmconnect
Class SwarmMainActivity
java.lang.Object
Activity
com.swarmconnect.SwarmActivity
com.swarmconnect.SwarmMainActivity
public class SwarmMainActivity
- extends SwarmActivity
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Method Summary |
void |
onConfigurationChanged(Configuration newConfig)
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void |
onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState)
Provides the same functionality as Activity's onCreate and transparently handles other necessary Swarm-specific calls. |
void |
onDestroy()
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boolean |
onKeyDown(int keyCode,
KeyEvent event)
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void |
onPause()
Provides the same functionality as Activity's onPause and transparently handles other necessary Swarm-specific calls. |
void |
onResume()
Provides the same functionality as Activity's onResume and transparently handles other necessary Swarm-specific calls. |
void |
onStop()
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void |
refresh()
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void |
show(int screen)
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| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
SCREEN_TRAY_NOTIFICATION
public static final int SCREEN_TRAY_NOTIFICATION
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
SCREEN_DASHBOARD
public static final int SCREEN_DASHBOARD
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
SCREEN_ACHIEVEMENTS
public static final int SCREEN_ACHIEVEMENTS
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
SCREEN_CREATE_ACCOUNT
public static final int SCREEN_CREATE_ACCOUNT
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
SCREEN_FRIENDS
public static final int SCREEN_FRIENDS
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
SCREEN_GET_COINS
public static final int SCREEN_GET_COINS
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
SCREEN_INBOX
public static final int SCREEN_INBOX
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
SCREEN_INVENTORY
public static final int SCREEN_INVENTORY
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
SCREEN_LEADERBOARD
public static final int SCREEN_LEADERBOARD
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
SCREEN_LEADERBOARDS
public static final int SCREEN_LEADERBOARDS
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
SCREEN_LOGIN
public static final int SCREEN_LOGIN
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
SCREEN_LOST_PASSWORD
public static final int SCREEN_LOST_PASSWORD
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
SCREEN_SELECT_USERNAME
public static final int SCREEN_SELECT_USERNAME
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
SCREEN_STORE
public static final int SCREEN_STORE
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
SCREEN_STORE_CATEGORY
public static final int SCREEN_STORE_CATEGORY
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
SCREEN_MESSAGE_THREAD
public static final int SCREEN_MESSAGE_THREAD
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
SCREEN_UPGRADE_GUEST
public static final int SCREEN_UPGRADE_GUEST
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
SCREEN_SETTINGS
public static final int SCREEN_SETTINGS
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
SCREEN_GAMES
public static final int SCREEN_GAMES
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
SCREEN_EXTERNAL_USERNAME
public static final int SCREEN_EXTERNAL_USERNAME
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
SCREEN_TAPJOY
public static final int SCREEN_TAPJOY
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
SCREEN_PAYPAL
public static final int SCREEN_PAYPAL
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
SCREEN_ZONG
public static final int SCREEN_ZONG
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
SCREEN_FORTUMO
public static final int SCREEN_FORTUMO
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
screenClasses
public static java.util.HashMap<java.lang.Integer,java.lang.Class<? extends com.swarmconnect.SwarmBaseScreen>> screenClasses
SwarmMainActivity
public SwarmMainActivity()
onCreate
public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState)
- Description copied from class:
SwarmActivity
- Provides the same functionality as Activity's onCreate and transparently handles other necessary Swarm-specific calls.
onResume
public void onResume()
- Description copied from class:
SwarmActivity
- Provides the same functionality as Activity's onResume and transparently handles other necessary Swarm-specific calls.
refresh
public void refresh()
onPause
public void onPause()
- Description copied from class:
SwarmActivity
- Provides the same functionality as Activity's onPause and transparently handles other necessary Swarm-specific calls.
onStop
public void onStop()
onDestroy
public void onDestroy()
show
public void show(int screen)
onKeyDown
public boolean onKeyDown(int keyCode,
KeyEvent event)
onConfigurationChanged
public void onConfigurationChanged(Configuration newConfig)


A good plan today is better than a perfect plan tomorrow.


My Site
Welcome to my site! Obviously, this site is all about me! I probably should think about other
, but right now I am simply talking about me.
About Me
I enjoy writing HTML, CSS and jQuery. I also pricked up a love of flying kites when a friend of my told
me to " go fly a kite!" I did, and it has been a hobby ever since.


Contact
If you have any questions, do not hesitate to ask them.
Dhanmondi,Dhaka
Phone: +008...
Email: mail@mail.com


What is the difference between a if-then structure and a while loop?
a while loop can repeatedly execute a block of code many times.
- An if-then structure is more efficient but more complicated.
- An if-then structure can contain multiple conditionals.
- A while loop does not need a conditional.
There are no hints for this question


Blacksmith Altran:
Sniff, sniff...! Smells good?! Hey, aren't those mandragora berries! Thank you! Thank you very much!!!. I feel light just by smelling them!
Ah, yes! Valkon sent you? You're taking the Trial of the Guildsman, right?
Teach me how to make a ring


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daily maximum surface soil temperature |
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daily minimum surface soil temperature |
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daily mean air surface temperature |
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daily maximum air surface temperature |
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daily sunshine duration |
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daily mean relative humidity |
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daily mean surface wind speed |
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daily accumulation of precipitation |
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Follow the paths and click on the doorknoobs to transport you to different worlds. Don't forget to explore!
Press the spacebar to start moving. Use your mouse to look around and arrow keys (or WASD) to move. Press ESC key to use your mouse normally.


One of the fundamental differences between Ruby and JavaScript is how they deal with their object model i.e. creating objects; accessing object properties; and changing object properties. In Ruby - as a purely object-oriented language - everything is an object, and thus the creation and manipulation of objects is fundamental to understanding anything. JavaScript, on the other hand, is a multi-paradigm language, which incorporates concepts from object-oriented programming, imperative or procedural programming, and functional programming. Thus, in JavaScript, there are objects, but their use is not as prescribed and fundamental to the language.
In Ruby, objects are created as instances of a class. The class defines the basic variables than an instance is 'born' with, as well as the methods (or actions) that the instance can call (or perform). It is worth noting that classes themselves are instance objects of the class Class, and thus there are certain variables and methods inherent to all classes. (It all gets a little self-referential - ahem, recursive - if you look too hard.)
Once an instance has been created, you can modify the variables and methods for that particular instance without touching the class itself. However, for every instance object there is a class for it to model itself upon, whether that be a class you created or a simple string instance of the String class.
In comparison to Ruby's relatively clean system, JavaScript is much more complicated. In JavaScript, you do not need to create a custom class to define custom objects. They can simply be created as collections of various properties whereever they are needed. That being said, there is an inheritance mechanism in JavaScript, which can approximate the class/object/instance model in Ruby.
If you want to create multiple objects that behave similarly, you can do so using a constructor function. This function provides a prototype, on which you can call 'new', just as in Ruby, to create 'instance' objects. In fact, all objects (including custom objects) do inherit from a basic Object prototype. However, this Object prototype does not inherit any functionality itself, and unlike in Ruby, the other basic data types are not objects and don't follow the instance model.
Thus, you can see that, where in Ruby all strings are instances of the String class, and the String class is an instance of the class Class, which itself is an object instance of the object Object, and likewise all booleans are instances of the Boolean class, which is an instance of the class Class and so forth - in essence EVERYTHING is an object...in JavaScript, a string is (usually) just a primitive value from primitive data type string, and a boolean is a primitive value from primitive data type boolean - they cannot have properties or methods because they are NOT objects.
In Ruby, instantiating an object is calling a class method on a class instance to create another instance object. In JavaScript, while there is a basic Object prototype from which objects like arrays or custom objects inherit, the means is actually a constructor function, which merely creates the proper collection of properties for that particular object. I think this marks the biggest difference between JavaScript and Ruby - Ruby is purely object-oriented; JavaScript mixes up objects (with their associated properties and methods) with functions and procedural programming.


{title:'HtmlDocSerializer', updated:'9.0.0'}
{@link oaj.html.HtmlDocSerializer} is an extension of {@link oaj.html.HtmlSerializer} that wraps serialized POJOs in a complete HTML document.
The class hierarchy for the builder of this serializer is:
Refer to the builder javadocs for configurable settings.
This class is used extensively in the creation of POJO-based user interfaces in the REST API.
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The {@link oaj.html.HtmlDocSerializer.Builder#template(Class)} setting defines a template for the HTML page being generated. The default template is described next.


Make sure to check out Spectra Hackathon
Not working? Create one with the Photoshop template instead.


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oral |
Datura |
(seeds) |
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2 joints/cigs |
smoked |
Cannabis |
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I am 23 years old, and will pay for this mistake for longer than I would like to admit. The courts say two years, let this be a sign of things to come in this story. This story may not flow very well but my memory of the events that occurred doesn’t flow right either. For the record I think I ate anywhere between 2 and 3 seed pods to myself in a 4 or 5 hour window.
It is July 20th, 2006 in Colorado. I was celebrating getting a new apartment. I had brought some friends up from Denver to party with me. Normally I tend to stick with marijuana as my recreational party item, but this day was different. My friend had said that she spotted some Jimson weed outside. I had asked what it was. She told me it was a psychedelic. Three of us had decided to have some. I had made some fried chicken and all the fixins and we ate some seeds.
We didn't feel anything after 45 min except for a body high. We all decided to eat a little more. We all figured that 45 minutes was enough to digest and process the seeds, man were we wrong.
Things get fuzzy at 2 hours into the trip. Here is all that I remember. I can recall being out on my back patio staring into the river that ran behind my place. A green and black spider about 5 feet tall with legs the size of small trees wandered towards me. I wasn’t scared because I remembered that I was tripping. I was amazed when the spider morphed into about 3 gold impalas which bounded off. I went inside to have a cigarette and got restless. My neighbor, whom I had known for a little while, perhaps 2 months, came down and we partied with some herbal refreshment of the green and sticky kind. After maybe a bowl or two I know I left to do something but I haven’t a clue what, maybe a short walk around my building due to being restless and I returned to my place. My neighbor left a few minutes after I got back.
I got the brilliant idea to have some more seeds after returning. It was at this point, after the seeds hit me that I blacked out and have no idea what happened. I wandered around as far as I know for a while longer. Here is where I get the shock of the evening. The next memory I have besides the constant movement of cigarettes is that of my friend saying that the cops were there and they wanted to see me.
 So I walk up to the cop and try to introduce my self as best I could. He asks me ,”Have you been up to my neighbor’s apartment today?” I respond with something along the lines of no. He then tells me that my neighbor said I walked into her apartment and was staring at a wall while mumbling to my self. She asked me to leave at which point I did. The cop also said that she saw me in her car looking for something. I denied that as well. That didn’t matter to the cops because the sober(ish) neighbor says that I did and she wants to press charges. I was told from the police when I was sober that during the ride to jail from the back seat I was singing “We’re going for a ride, we’re going for a ride!”
While in jail I remember EMS checking me out at the jail, they said I was with it mentally enough that I was no danger to myself or anybody else. My vitals were fine so they allowed me to deny treatment and a trip to the hospital. My pupils were blown and my pulse was slightly fast but other than that I was fine.   Everybody must have thought I was crazy.
The end result was that I had trespassing in the first and second degree charges pressed on me. I went to jail to detox until I was bonded out I think three days later. I had my first degree trespass deferred for two years and had to plead guilty to the second degree trespass charge to get the deferred plea bargain.
I regret this day more than any other day in my life. If I could have my way this plant would be made extinct. This plant has no real use in society thus it should be destroyed.
How does one defend their actions in court if they cant remember what the hell they were doing during whenever their supposed crime occurred? To this day I still wonder if it ever happened.  It was an incredibly bad experience.
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