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2-3 tbsp cocoa powder, for dusting
165g/5¾oz dark chocolate (70 percent cocoa solids), chopped into small pieces
165g/5¾oz unsalted butter, cut into small pieces, plus extra for greasing
3 medium free-range eggs
3 medium free-range egg yolks
85g/3oz caster sugar
2 tbsp plain flour
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Grease six small pudding moulds with butter and dust the insides with cocoa powder, then
refrigerate for 30 minutes.
Melt the chocolate and butter in a heatproof bowl set over a pan of simmering water (do
not let the bowl touch the water). Set aside to cool slightly.
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Carefully fold the cooled melted chocolate and butter into the egg and sugar mix.
Finally fold in the flour carefully so as not to knock any air out of the mixture.
Divide the mixture equally between the prepared moulds. Place in the fridge for at
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Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
David Lynch's nightmare debut film is shot in wonderful B&W (in the expressionist mode of a German horror film). It took him five years to complete the film. It features a unique soundtrack that is mostly made up of constant shrill sounds that might destroy your inner peace (clangs, hissings, whistles, street noise, etc.), but it also has a lovely little song tract, sung by the deformed Lady in the Radiator (Laurel Near), with the catchy lyric, "Everything is fine in heaven," as it is meant to offer hope to the despondent hero of this dream, who is probably thinking about suicide as an answer to his problems.
The film is a long dream-sequence about an awful urban smoke-infested industrial city and other terrible things. The illogical story gives way to a surreal world of fantasy, covering feelings about loneliness, sexuality, nuclear families, love, urban decay, and an inhuman monster for a child. This weird tale is an original, personal, and provoking work, capturing the darker side of modern urban life for the have-nots and the dark side of the dreamworld for the dreamer. The story makes little sense in the real world of things, but has its own logic within the contexts of the film. At least, certain experiences drawn from its little episodes can be related to one's own experiences, as it makes a striking impact on one's fragile modern psyche.
This is what a cult film is supposed to be like, and in that sense, there is a certain ready-made audience for this film, who should be accepting of it even if they don't know what the film means in total. And, that's not so bad a thing in the case of this movie. Those who like their films with a solid narrative, will not find what they are looking for here.
The film is about a loner, Henry (Nance), who is walking home in the dark and sordid confines of the railroad tracks and the factories, until he reaches his cheerless apartment building. He has a distinct nerdlike look, featuring a Bride of Frankenstein hairstyle and in his lapel there is a plastic-holder for his pencils and pens. In the hallway, his neighbor (Judith Anna Roberts) tells him that Mary (Charlotte Stewart) called on the pay phone and wants him to come over to her place for dinner and to meet her parents.
The forced dialogue between Henry, Mary, and her parents at their dinner engagement, is insipid, as Henry appears to be both serene and up-tight about the triviality of it. The conversation is so slow in coming forth, that it is painful to listen to. Mary's mother (Jeanne Bates) finds out that Henry is a printer in Lepell's factory, and this is his vacation. That this is how he spends his vacation (dreaming), showing no interest in doing what most workers do, such as travel, makes him appear to be even odder than he looks, as he seems to be without any friends or things to do. Mary's father, Mr. X (Allen Joseph), is a plumber with a numb arm and is very talkative and seems to have a permanent simpering grin, while saying nothing that is important. In fact, by Henry's stiffened expression, you can tell Henry doesn't really care for him or his perverse wife, who tried to sexually come-on to him. And speaking about stiffs, there is the shot of Mary's grandmother (Jean Lange), who seems like she's as stiff as a board, sitting in the family chair. She could be dead.
Finally, the point of the visit is disclosed, as Henry is informed that Mary gave birth prematurely to his baby and that he will have to marry her. The baby is a devouring monster, who is always crying after they are married, which drives Mary away from the apartment to live with her mother.
Being a loner, with no one to talk to about his problems, he is troubled by Mary's rejection of married life, and he is also troubled about his responsibilities as a father.This inward tension, results in a dream within a dream, which shows Henry's head being lopped off and made into a pencil-eraser, whereby the film gets its title from.
There is also the man in the planet (Jack Fisk) to be explained in Henry's vision, who is some kind of higher force that Henry is controlled by. He is seen appearing in a rock, slightly above Henry's facial features.
As for the twisted worm Henry plucks from between his teeth, that could mean a lot of different things. This is a film not made for strictly entertainment value, and to get the viewer involved in thinking about what all these symbols mean, requires some imagination on their part to interpret the dream. I would hazard a guess and say that the worm has something to do with the deformed baby and the concept of Original Sin.
What it all means, is probably anyone's guess. But it is visual and shocking to the intellect. It is one of the more imaginative efforts put forth in an American film, reminding me most of a Bunuel film. That as illogical, tedious, and repulsive as it may be, there is still something there that grabs our attention before we can turn away from it.  Somehow I get the feeling there are lots of people who can identify with Henry, even if they will not admit to being nerds.
I just loved the idea of the film, admittedly more than I loved watching the film (I saw it on video, where the images were sometimes too dark). Yet I found this imaginative work to be one of the more interesting films to come out of the '70s.
REVIEWED ON 1/11/2000 GRADE: B+
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Alaskan city sees heat and snowfall records in single day
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) - Alaskans have experienced both a record high temperature and a record amount of snowfall in the same day.
The Anchorage Daily News reports the Municipality of Anchorage saw snowfall of more than a foot Saturday after tying a temperature record set in 1967.
The National Weather Service says the city tied the high-temperature record by reaching 45 degrees Fahrenheit (7.2 Celsius) around 3 a.m.
The weather service says southeast winds blew warm air into the city before the winds subsided, temperatures dropped and snow fell.
Snow levels at the weather service’s office broke the 1958 record of 8.3 inches (21 centimeters) by 1/10th of an inch.
Officials say the snow varied from 5 inches (13 centimeters) in the city to more than 12 inches (30 centimeters) in nearby Eagle River.
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Watson was born in Paris, France, the daughter of English lawyers Jacqueline Luesby and Chris Watson. Watson lived in Paris until the age of five. Her parents separated when she was young; following their divorce, Watson moved back to England to live with her mother in Oxfordshire while spending weekends at her father's house in London. Watson has stated that she speaks some French, though "not as well" as she used to. After moving to Oxford with her mother and brother, she attended the Dragon School in Oxford, remaining there until 2003. From the age of six, she wanted to become an actress, and trained at the Oxford branch of Stagecoach Theatre Arts, a part-time theatre school where she studied singing, dancing, and acting.
By the age of ten, Watson had performed in various Stagecoach productions and school plays, including Arthur: The Young Years and The Happy Prince, but she had never acted professionally before the Harry Potter series. Following the Dragon School, Watson moved on to Headington School. While on film sets, she and her peers were tutored for up to five hours a day. In June 2006, she took GCSE school examinations in ten subjects, achieving eight A* and two A grades.


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Blind Ghana student ‘violently’ pulled from UK university
A blind student who was “violently” removed from a prestigious debating society has been cleared of any wrongdoing.
Ebenezer Azamati was “accosted” by a security guard when he tried to return to a seat he had earlier reserved before the debate on 17 October.
He said he was “very pleased” that claims of “false violent disorder” were retracted by the Oxford Union.
The union has been asked for comment.
The postgraduate student from Ghana said his treatment made him feel “unwelcome in the union, Oxford and even the country”.
The Oxford Union, which is independent from the university, has a tradition of hosting debates and speakers stretching back to 1823.
Mr Azamati, who is visually impaired, was “forcibly and violently prevented from re-entering the union to resume his seat” before a debate, according to the university’s Africa Society.
It said he arrived to the union in Frewin Court early to reserve his seat in the chamber before the debate and then returned to his college.
The student was then confronted by a security guard when he tried to return to his seat so Mr Azamati sat in another seat offered by another member before staff attempted to remove him.
The society said: “Even if he had re-entered when the debate had started, such poor treatment through violent means remains unjustifiable.”
Nwamaka Ogbonna, president of the Oxford University Africa Society, said a security guard had told Mr Azamati he could not enter the chamber because “the union was full” despite the student having apparently reserved a seat.
Ms Ogbonna said: “The argument that he had to leave because there were not any seats is invalid. People are allowed to stand.
“I think everyone is quite perplexed.”
‘Not human enough’
Video footage shared online showed an argument between security and Mr Azamati in the chamber before staff appeared to manhandle him.
Mr Azamati was attending the debate in which the motion “This house has no confidence in Her Majesty’s Government” was discussed by members and politicians from various parties.
The St John’s College student, who studies International Relations, said he was “treated as not being human enough to deserve justice and fair treatment”.
After the charges against Mr Azamati were successfully appealed on Saturday, the president of the Oxford Union, Brendan McGrath, apologised to the Africa Society “for the distress and any reputational damage” to the student.
Helen Mountfield QC, who represents Mr Azamati, said there were ongoing talks with the union over what steps it can take to address the “failings” exposed by the case.
The university tweeted its support for Mr Azamati, and said it shared “the widespread outrage regarding the unacceptable treatment” of the student.
It added: “The union is an entirely independent club not governed by the university, but this student’s treatment goes against our culture of inclusivity and tolerance.
“We are pressing the union for answers on how they plan to remedy the issue and ensure this does not happen in future.”


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This tool builds chemf*** programs for the ChemiCompiler in the Goonstation codebase for Space Station 13. The syntax is based on assembly. Visit the Goonstation wiki for a detailed guide to the ChemiCompiler.
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Tourists and Venetians alike have donned high boots and taken to temporary raised walkways to slosh through the high water that has hit much of the lagoon city.
Venice’s tide forecast office said the water level peaked at 1.27 meters (4ft 3in) on Tuesday morning but warned that an even higher tide was forecast for after nightfall.
The high water invaded cafes, stores and other businesses. Sirens warned people in Venice of the rising water, and as a precaution, authorities closed nursery schools.
A top tourist attraction, the Ducal Palace, just off St Mark’s Square, tweeted that it was “open today, despite the exceptional tide”, and advised visitors to use the raised walkways leading to its entrance.
Many hotels keep disposable knee-high plastic boots handy for tourists. Venetians’ wardrobes often include over-the-knee rubber boots.
The high water, known locally as “acqua alta”, was amusing for tourists and a nuisance for residents going about their business, but levels were far lower than the 1.94 meters (6ft 4in) in the devastating November 1966 flood.
But even lower levels of the salty high water over the years take their toll on the city, eroding foundations of homes, businesses and city buildings.
Bad weather is continuing to dog Italy, with no real let-up forecast for several days.
In Policoro, a southern town in an area known for its ancient Greek ruins, a whirlwind ripped the roofs off two homes, but the occupants inside escaped injury, Italian news reports said.
In the same region of Basilicata, areas of the tourist town of Matera, famed for its Sassi former cave dwellings, were flooded after heavy rains. (AP)


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Ohhh hm I would say yes, but @faithc can you confirm that? My thought is we would want to know anything that is in a different place in the finding aids. I know mudd will have alot of different oversize designations.
Yes, all top container notes should display. Thanks.
Actually, sorry; I think we only want the location information to display in Aeon/on the call slip, not in pulfalight. Don't think we want users to see the location of materials.
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@tpendragon It's @mzelesky who knows this process best — taking it off his plate and into something like the Pulfalight indexer that other people could work on more easily seems like a good idea to me.
Yes, I think it would be me and @regineheberlein. We had started reviewing this process pre-pandemic. Alma certainly makes this process a lot less complex, since the records can be loaded in a much easier way.
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HTTP AND HTTPS PROTOCOL
Do you know that 68% of internet users believe that current laws for protecting their rights are not good enough?
Every time Google introduces a new preference, the internet takes/ is forced to note. Something similar happened when Google announced that websites with SSL Certificate / HTTPS protocol will be preferred in search engine results. I will try to cover the fundamentals of HTTP and HTTPS protocols
Before we dive deeper into understanding about HTTP and HTTPS protocol, let’s try to understand the meaning of the word protocol.https and http protocol
What is a protocol?
A Protocol is a set of rules that we use for specific purposes. In the current scenario, when we are talking about protocols, it is about communication- the way we talk to each other. For instance, a newsreader speaks in English and because you understand English, you are able to understand. English is the protocol.
The moment the newsreader starts speaking in a language that you don't understand, the protocol beats its purpose. Thus, we need both the parties to agree to a set of rules for the communication to take place. The protocol, in this case, is for communication.
Now, talking about the web, in particular, multiple protocols are used to communicate. Primarily for end users, the most important and visible protocols are HTTP and HTTPS. Though there are many other protocols as well, HTTP and HTTPS protocols cater to most of the population.
What is HTTP?
HTTP is Hypertext transfer protocol. Simply put - Rules to sending and receiving text-based messages. As we all know, computers work in a language of 1's and 0's i.e. Binary language. Therefore, potentially every set of 1's and 0's construct something, it could be a word.
Let's say I want to write 'a'. Now, if 0 stands for 'a', 1 stands for 'b', and 01 stands for 'c', I can infer that a combination of 0's and 1's can construct a word as well. In this case, the text is already constructed and is being sent on the wire. The computer works on many languages - pure binary, text and some other formats like byte codes. Here, what is being transferred is text. I am emphasizing on 'text' because this text is interpreted by the browser and the moment browser interprets it, it becomes hypertext, and the protocol that transfers the text is referred to as hypertext transfer protocol - HTTP.
Using HTTP, you can definitely transfer images and text and even sound, but not videos.
Hyper Text Transfer Protocol Secure (HTTPS) is the secure version of HTTP, the protocol over which data is sent between your browser and the website that you are connected to. The 'S' at the end of HTTPS stands for 'Secure'. It means all communications between your browser and the website are encrypted. HTTPS is often used to protect highly confidential online transactions like online banking and online shopping order forms.
Download the ultimate push notification marketing kit for free What is the importance of HTTPS? We agreed upon the fact that what is being transferred from one point to another is text. To understand why HTTPS protocol, we first should know how wi-fi routers function.Let's say you are at an airport and you are connecting to the wi-fi which is the property of a third party. Now, when you are communicating over HTTP, the text is being transferred by their router. And if I go to a low version of the router, I can comfortably check and read the text that is being transferred. There could be a password that I can use to login to your bank site and do a fraudulent transaction!. Point being - this is fundamentally insecure. This is called the man in the middle attack.
And this why do we need https when HTTP seems to suffice.
Now, to save our data from such attacks, we need to encrypt that data.


Event App React-Redux Already Packaged
Setup
RUN
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running dev (hot reloading)
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cd FullStackCalendar && npm run start:dev
- API will be running on port 3001
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on seperate terminal,
cd CalendarFrontEnd && npm start
- App will be running on port 3000
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running production
cd CalendarFrontEnd && npm run build
cp build/* -r ../FullStackCalendar
npm start
Features
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Local Persisted Authentication + user have to be logged to create an
event
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user can only modified and delete polls s/he created
- user will be promted with a notification
APIs
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Rules
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all backend routes start with ‘/api’, e.g. localhost:8000/api/polls’
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you have to be logged in to access most routes, e.g, post, put and
delete routes
Backend
- Rules
+ all backend routes start with '/api/v1/', e.g. http://localhost:3001/api/polls'
+ you have to be logged in to access most routes, e.g, post, put and delete routes
POST /events
+ create a new event
GET /events
+ returns all events with their options
DELETE /events/:id
+ deletes a event, all its associated voting records will also be deleted
PUT /events/:id
+ update an existing event.


img.each_iptc_dataset {
|dataset, data_field| block} ->
nil
Iterates over the IPTC DataSet constants in Magick::IPTC. If the image's IPTC profile has the DataSet and the data field has non-0 length, yields to the block. The IPTC DataSet constants are listed here.
The block arguments are:
img.each_pixel {|pixel, c, r| block } -> self
Calls block with 3 arguments, a pixel from img, its column number c, and its row number r, for all the pixels in the image. The pixels are enumerated from top-to-bottom and left-to-right.
self
img.each_profile {|name, value| block} -> ??? (see Returns)
the last value returned by the block
The color_profile and iptc_profile attributes return the ICC and IPTC profiles, respectively.
GetNextImageProfile
img.edge(radius=0.0) -> image
edge
selects a suitable default.
A new image
EdgeImage
img.emboss(radius=0.0, sigma=1.0) -> image
A new image
EmbossImage
img.encipher(passphrase) -> image
Encipher an image.
The passphrase.
A new image
enciphered_img = img.encipher("magic word")
EncipherImage
img.enhance -> image
Applies a digital filter that improves the quality of a noisy image.
A new image
The left-hand side has had noise added by add_noise
. The right-hand side is the
result after using enhance
.
median_filter, reduce_noise, unsharp_mask
EnhanceImage
img.equalize -> image
Applies a histogram equalization to the image.
A new image
EqualizeImage
img.equalize_channel([channel...]) -> image
Applies a histogram equalization to the image. Only the specified channels are equalized.
A new image
EqualizeImageChannel
img.erase! -> self
img.excerpt(x, y, width, height) -> image
This method is very similar to crop. It extracts the rectangle specified by its arguments from the image and returns it as a new image. However, excerpt does not respect the virtual page offset and does not update the page offset and is more efficient than cropping.
It is the caller's responsibility to ensure that the rectangle lies entirely within the original image.
A new image
ExcerptImage
img.excerpt!(x, y, width, height) -> img
In-place form of excerpt.
img.export_pixels(x=0, y=0, columns=img.columns, rows=img.rows, map="RGB") -> array
Extracts the pixel data from the specified rectangle and
returns it as an array of Integer
values.
The array returned by export_pixels
is suitable
for use as an argument to import_pixels
.
# Export the r'th scanline from an image in red-green-blue order scanline = img.export_pixels(0, r, img.columns, 1, "RGB");
dispatch, export_pixels_to_str, import_pixels, get_pixels
ExportImagePixels
This method replaces the dispatch
method.
img.export_pixels_to_str(x=0, y=0, columns=img.columns,
rows=img.rows, map="RGB",
type=CharPixel
) ->
string
Extracts the pixel data from the specified rectangle and returns it as a string. If you need to get the pixel data in a memory buffer (as input to another application, for example), this method is much, much faster than export_pixels or get_pixels.
The string returned by export_pixels_to_str
is
suitable for use as an argument to
import_pixels
.
Note: You can also use to_blob to convert an image into a string.
CharPixel
,
which means that the pixel values will be stored as C
unsigned char
s.a string
dispatch, export_pixels, import_pixels, get_pixels
ExportImagePixels
img.extent(width, height, x=0, y=0) -> image
If width or height is greater than the target image's width or height, extends the width and height of the target image to the specified values. The new pixels are set to the background color. If width or height is less than the target image's width or height, crops the target image.
A new image
The new image is composed over the background using the composite operator specified by target image's compose attribute.
ExtentImage
img.find_similar_region(target, x=0, y=0) -> [rx, ry]
This interesting method searches for a rectangle in the
image that is similar to the target. For the rectangle
to be similar each pixel in the rectangle must match
the corresponding pixel in the target image within the range
specified by the fuzz
attributes of the image and
the target image.
If the search succeeds, the return value is an array with 2
elements. These elements are the x- and
y-offsets of the matching rectangle. If the search
fails the return value is nil
.
IsImageSimilar
img.flip -> image
Create a vertical mirror image of the receiver.
A new image
affine_transform, flip!, flop, rotate, transpose, transverse
FlipImage
img.flip! -> self
img.flop -> image
Create a horizontal mirror image of the receiver.
A new image
affine_transform, flip, flop!, rotate, transpose, transverse
FlopImage
img.flop! -> self
img.frame(width=25, height=25,
x=25, y=25,
inner_bevel=6, outer_bevel=6, color=matte_color
) ->
image
Adds a simulated 3D border.
A new image
FrameImage
img.freeze -> self
Prevent further modifications to the image.
self
img.gamma_channel(gamma, [channel...]) = image
Gamma-correct a particular image channel. The same image viewed on different devices will have perceptual differences in the way the image's intensities are represented on the screen.
A new image
The older gamma_correct method
is implemented in terms of gamma_channel
.
GammaImageChannel
img.gamma_correct(red_gamma[,green_gamma[, blue_gamma]]) -> image
Gamma-correct an image. The same image viewed on different devices will have perceptual differences in the way the image's intensities are represented on the screen.
You must specify at least red_gamma
. Omitted
arguments take on the value of the last specified argument.
Values typically range from 0.8 to
2.3.
A new image
GammaImage
img.gaussian_blur(radius=0.0, sigma=1.0) -> image
Blurs an image. We convolve the image with a Gaussian operator of the given radius and standard deviation (sigma).
Float
value representing the radius of the Gaussian, in pixels, not counting
the center pixel.Float
value representing the standard
deviation of the Gaussian operator, in pixels. This argument
must be > 0.0.A new image
gaussian_blur(0.0, 3.0)
blur_image, motion_blur, radial_blur
GaussianBlurImage
img.gaussian_blur_channel(radius=0.0, sigma=1.0[, channel...]) -> image
Blurs the selected channel or channels using a Gaussian operator of the specified radius and standard deviation.
Float
value representing the radius of the Gaussian, in pixels, not counting
the center pixel.Float
value representing the standard
deviation of the Gaussian operator, in pixels. This argument
must be > 0.0.A new image
GaussianBlurImageChannel
img.get_exif_by_entry([name]*) -> array
Returns the value associated with the specified EXIF entry name or names. If no names are specified, returns all the entries. The return value is an array containing one or more [name, value] elements.
Zero or more EXIF entry names.
The elements in the returned array are 2-element arrays in
the form [name, value]. If ImageMagick does not know the name
for an entry it uses "unknown." There may be more than one
entry for "unknown" in the returned array. If there is no entry
with the specified name the value is set to
nil
.
image.get_exif_by_entry('Make') » [["Make", "Canon"]] image.get_exif_by_entry("ShutterSpeedValue") » [["ShutterSpeedValue", "189/32"]] image.get_exif_by_entry() » [["Make", "Canon"], ["ShutterSpeedValue", "189/32"] ...]
img.get_exif_by_number([tag]*) -> hash
Returns the value associated with the specified EXIF tag number or numbers. If no numbers are specified, returns all the tags. The return value is a hash. The hash keys are EXIF tag numbers. The values are the values associated with the tags.
Zero or more EXIF tag numbers.
A hash. If there is no tag with the specified number the
value is set to nil
.
image.get_exif_by_number(271) » {271=>"Canon"} image.get_exif_by_number(37377) » {37377=>"189/32"} image.get_exif_by_number() » {271=>"Canon", 37377=>"189/32" ...}
img.get_iptc_dataset(ds) -> string
Retrieves the data field for the specified DataSet, or
nil
if the DataSet is not used or the data field
has length 0.
RMagick defines the following constants for use as arguments to this method. All the constants are in the Magick::IPTC namespace. Notice that some DataSets have two names.
| Constant | Record:DataSet |
|---|---|
| Envelope::Model_Version | 1:00 |
| Envelope::Destination | 1:05 |
| Envelope::UNO | 1:100 |
| Envelope::Unique_Name_of_Object | 1:100 |
| Envelope::ARM_Identifier | 1:120 |
| Envelope::ARM_Version | 1:122 |
| Envelope::File_Format | 1:20 |
| Envelope::File_Format_Version | 1:22 |
| Envelope::Service_Identifier | 1:30 |
| Envelope::Envelope_Number | 1:40 |
| Envelope::Product_ID | 1:50 |
| Envelope::Envelope_Priority | 1:60 |
| Envelope::Date_Sent | 1:70 |
| Envelope::Time_Sent | 1:80 |
| Envelope::Coded_Character_Set | 1:90 |
| Application::Object_Type_Reference | 2:03 |
| Application::Object_Name | 2:05 |
| Application::Title | 2:05 |
| Application::Edit_Status | 2:07 |
| Application::Editorial_Update | 2:08 |
| Application::Urgency | 2:10 |
| Application::Country_Primary_Location_Code | 2:100 |
| Application::Country_Primary_Location_Name | 2:101 |
| Application::Original_Transmission_Reference | 2:103 |
| Application::Headline | 2:105 |
| Application::Credit | 2:110 |
| Application::Source | 2:115 |
| Application::Copyright_Notice | 2:116 |
| Application::Contact | 2:118 |
| Application::Subject_Reference | 2:12 |
| Application::Abstract | 2:120 |
| Application::Caption | 2:120 |
| Application::Caption_Writer | 2:122 |
| Application::Editor | 2:122 |
| Application::Rasterized_Caption | 2:125 |
| Application::Image_Type | 2:130 |
| Application::Image_Orientation | 2:131 |
| Application::Language_Identifier | 2:135 |
| Application::Category | 2:15 |
| Application::Audio_Type | 2:150 |
| Application::Audio_Sampling_Rate | 2:151 |
| Application::Audio_Sampling_Resolution | 2:152 |
| Application::Audio_Duration | 2:153 |
| Application::Audio_Outcue | 2:154 |
| Application::Supplemental_Category | 2:20 |
| Application::ObjectData_Preview_File_Format | 2:200 |
| Application::ObjectData_Preview_File_Format_Version | 2:201 |
| Application::ObjectData_Preview_Data | 2:202 |
| Application::Fixture_Identifier | 2:22 |
| Application::Keywords | 2:25 |
| Application::Content_Location_Code | 2:26 |
| Application::Content_Location_Name | 2:27 |
| Application::Release_Date | 2:30 |
| Application::Release_Time | 2:35 |
| Application::Expiration_Time | 2:35 |
| Application::Expiration_Date | 2:37 |
| Application::Special_Instructions | 2:40 |
| Application::Action_Advised | 2:42 |
| Application::Reference_Service | 2:45 |
| Application::Reference_Date | 2:47 |
| Application::Reference_Number | 2:50 |
| Application::Date_Created | 2:55 |
| Application::Time_Created | 2:60 |
| Application::Digital_Creation_Date | 2:62 |
| Application::Digital_Creation_Time | 2:63 |
| Application::Originating_Program | 2:65 |
| Application::Program_Version | 2:70 |
| Application::Object_Cycle | 2:75 |
| Application::Author | 2:80 |
| Application::By_Line | 2:80 |
| Application::Author_Position | 2:85 |
| Application::By_Line_Title | 2:85 |
| Application::City | 2:90 |
| Application::Sub_Location | 2:92 |
| Application::Province | 2:95 |
| Application::State | 2:95 |
| Pre_ObjectData_Descriptor::Size_Mode | 7:10 |
| Pre_ObjectData_Descriptor::Max_Subfile_Size | 7:20 |
| Pre_ObjectData_Descriptor::ObjectData_Size_Announced | 7:90 |
| Pre_ObjectData_Descriptor::Maximum_ObjectData_Size | 7:95 |
| ObjectData::Subfile | 8:10 |
| Post_ObjectData_Descriptor::Confirmed_ObjectData_Size | 9:10 |
img.get_iptc_dataset(Magick::IPTC::Application::Keywords)
The data field or nil
img.get_pixels(x, y, columns, rows) -> array
Gets the pixels from the specified rectangle within the image.
An array of pixels. There
will be columns*rows
elements in the array.
This example composites
a black-and-white version of an image over the same image in
its original colors. It uses get_pixels
and
store_pixels to make
each column of pixels in the black-and-white image slightly
more opaque than the column on its left, so that the resulting
composite changes smoothly from color on the left to
black-and-white on the right.
AcquireImagePixels
img.gray? -> true
or false
Returns true
if all the pixels in the image
have the same red, green, and blue intensities.
true
or false
IsGrayImage
img.grey? -> true
or false
Synonym for gray?
img.histogram? ->
true
or false
Returns true
if the image has 1024 unique
colors or less.
true
or false
IsHistogramImage
img.implode(amount=0.50) -> image
A funhouse mirror effect. See the example below.
A Float
value. Increasing the absolute value of
the argument increases the effect. The value may be positive
for implosion, or negative for explosion. The default is
0.50.
A new image
This example is an animated image. Mouse over the image to start the animation.
ImplodeImage
img.import_pixels(x, y, columns, rows, map, pixels, type=CharPixel) -> image
Replaces the pixels in the specified rectangle with pixel
data from the supplied array or string. When the pixels argument is an array of pixel data, this
method is the reverse of export_pixels
. When the
pixels argument is a string,
import_pixels
is ideal for loading very large
amounts of binary pixel data.
:to_str
import_pixels
assumes that pixels can be converted to a string by
to_str
and that the result is a C array of
the type specified by type
containing binary pixel data in the order specified by
map. The elements in the buffer
must be in the range specified by type.import_pixels
assumes that pixels is an array or an object that can be
converted to an array by the Kernel::Array
method. The elements in the array must be
Numeric
values in the range
[0..QuantumRange]. In either case, the pixel data must be
stored in scanline order: left-to-right and
top-to-bottom.The image as transformed by the pixel data.
# Replace the r'th scanline of the image using # pixel data stored in red-green-blue order. img.import_pixels(0, r, img.columns, 1, "RGB", scanline);
This example is contrived since there's no need to convert
the pixels
array into a string by calling
pack
, but it does demonstrate the use of a string
pixels argument. Note that this
example assumes that ImageMagick is configured with
QuantumDepth=8.
hat = Image.read("Flower_Hat.jpg").first pixels = hat.export_pixels(0, 0, hat.columns, hat.rows, "RGB") char_buffer = pixels.pack("C*") img = Image.new(hat.columns, hat.rows) img.import_pixels(0, 0, hat.columns, hat.rows, "RGB", char_buffer, CharPixel)
constitute, export_pixels, store_pixels
ImportImagePixels
This method replaces the constitute
method.
img.inspect -> string
Constructs a description of the image as a string. The string contains some or all of the following fields:
f.inspect » "images/Flower_Hat.jpg JPEG 200x250 DirectClass 8-bit 9kb"
img.level(black_point=0.0
, white_point=QuantumRange
,
gamma=1.0
) ->
image
Adjusts the levels of an image by scaling the colors falling between specified white and black points to the full available quantum range. The parameters provided represent the black, mid, and white points. The black point specifies the darkest color in the image. Colors darker than the black point are set to zero. Gamma specifies a gamma correction to apply to the image. White point specifies the lightest color in the image. Colors brighter than the white point are set to the maximum quantum value
A new image
level(0,1.50)
Prior to version 1.11.0 RMagick defined the signature for
level
incorrectly:
img.level(white_point, gamma, black_point) -> image # wrong!
That is, the gamma
and white_point
arguments were swapped. In an effort to maintain compatibility
with older scripts that expect that signature,
level
inspects its arguments and will interchange
white_point
and gamma if they "look" incorrect.
That is, if gamma
is > 10.0, or if
white_point
is < 10.0, or if gamma
> white_point
, then level
will
swap them.
If you want to avoid this behavior, use the
level2
method instead. The level2
method is exactly the same as level
except that it
never swaps the arguments.
LevelImage
img.level_channel(channel, black_point=0, white_point=QuantumRange - black_point, gamma=1.0) -> image
A new image
LevelImageChannel
img.level_colors(black_color="black", white_color="white", invert=true
) -> image
When invert is true, black and
white will be mapped to the black_color and white_color colors, compressing all other colors
linearly. When invert is false, black
and white will be mapped to the black_color and white_color colors, stretching all other colors
linearly. The default is true
.
A new image
This method corresponds to the +level-colors option. See Examples of ImageMagick Usage for more information.
LevelImageColors
img.levelize_channel(black_point, white_point, gamma=1.0 [, channel...]) -> image
Maps black and white to the specified points. The reverse of level_channel.
A new image
This method corresponds to the +level option. See Examples of ImageMagick Usage for more information.
LevelizeImageChannel
img.linear_stretch(black_point[, white_point]) -> image
Linear with saturation stretch.
all pixels - black_point
pixels
.A new image
LinearStretchImage
img.liquid_rescale(new_width, new_height, delta_x=0.0, rigidity=0.0) -> image
Rescale image with seam carving. To use this method, you must have installed and configured ImageMagick to use the Liquid Rescale Library.
The desired width and height. Should not exceed 200% of the original dimension.
Maximum seam transversal step (0 means straight seams).
Introduce a bias for non-straight seams (typically 0).
A new image
LiquidRescaleImage
img.magnify -> image
A convenience method that scales the receiver to twice its size.
A new image
magnify!, minify, resize, scale
MagnifyImage
img.magnify! -> self
img.map(img, dither=false) -> image
Replaces the colors of an image with the closest color from a reference image.
A new image
This method is deprecated when using ImageMagick 6.4.3-6 and later. Use remap instead.
MapImage
img.mask([image or nil
]) ->
mask_image
Sets an image clip mask created from the specified mask image. The mask image must have the same dimensions as the image being masked. If not, the mask image is resized to match. If the mask image has an alpha channel the opacity of each pixel is used to define the mask. Otherwise, the intensity (gray level) of each pixel is used.
In general, if the mask image does not have an alpha channel, a white pixel in the mask prevents changes to the corresponding pixel in the image being masked, while a black pixel allows changes. A pixel that is neither black nor white will allow partial changes depending on its intensity.
Use alpha to specify whether or not the mask image has an alpha channel.
If the value is an imagelist, uses the current image as the
mask image. To remove the mask, pass nil
instead
of an image.
To get a copy of the current mask, omit the argument entirely.
A copy of the current mask, or nil
if no mask
is defined.
This method makes a copy of the image to use as the mask. This means that if you want to change the mask you must call this method to establish the changed image as the mask.
img.matte_fill_to_border(x, y) -> image
Makes transparent all the pixels that are neighbors of the pixel at x,y and are not the border color.
The x- and y- coordinates of the target pixel.
A new image
In this example the border color is black. The fill starts in the center and makes all the pixels transparent until it reaches a black pixel. The resulting image has been composited over a plasma background, which shows through the transparent pixels.
MatteFloodfillImage
img.matte_floodfill(x, y) -> image
Makes transparent all the pixels that are the same color as the pixel at x, y, and are neighbors.
The x- and y-coordinates of the target pixel.
A new image
In this example the fill starts at the center pixel and replaces all the yellow pixels - the color of the center pixel. The resulting image has been composited over a plasma background, which shows through the transparent pixels.
MatteFloodfilImage
img.matte_point(x, y) -> image
Makes the pixel at x, y transparent. This method makes a copy of the image, just to make one pixel transparent. I recommend using the Draw#matte method instead.
The x- and y-coordinates of the target pixel.
A new image
img.matte_replace(x, y) -> image
Makes transparent all the pixels that are the same color as the pixel at x, y.
A new image
In this example the target pixel is a black pixel in the center of the uppermost circle. The matte_replace method makes all the black pixels in the image transparent. The resulting image has been composited over a plasma background, which shows through the transparent pixels.
TransparentImage
img.matte_reset! -> self
Makes all the pixels in the image transparent.
self
img.median_filter(radius=1.0) -> image
Applies a digital filter that improves the quality of a noisy image. Each pixel is replaced by the median in a set of neighboring pixels as defined by radius.
The filter radius. The larger the value, the longer it takes to render. Values larger than 8 or 9 may take longer than you want to wait, and will not have significantly better results than much smaller values.
A new image
The left side of the image has been modified by add_noise. The right side has been filtered by median_filter(0.05).
enhance, reduce_noise, unsharp_mask
MedianFilterImage
img.minify -> image
A convenience method that scales the receiver to half its size.
A new image
minify! magnify, resize, sample, scale, thumbnail
MinifyImage
img.minify! -> self
img.modulate(brightness=1.0, saturation=1.0, hue=1.0) -> image
Changes the brightness, saturation, and hue.
The percent change in the brightness, saturation, and hue, represented as Float numbers. For example, 0.25 means "25%". All three arguments may be omitted. The default value of each argument is 1.0, that is, 100%.
A new image
modulate(0.85)
ModulateImage
img.monochrome? -> true or false
Returns true if all the pixels have the same red, green, and blue values and the values are either 0 or QuantumRange. That is, the image is black-and-white.
IsMonochromeImage
img.motion_blur(radius=0.0, sigma=1.0, angle=0.0) -> image
Simulates motion blur. We convolve the image with a Gaussian operator of the given radius and standard deviation (sigma). Use a radius of 0 and motion_blur selects a suitable radius for you. Angle gives the angle of the blurring motion.
A new image
MotionBlurImage
img.negate(grayscale=false) -> image
Negates the colors in the receiver.
A new image
NegateImage
img.negate_channel(grayscale=false, [channel...]) = image
Negate a particular image channel or channels.
A new image
negate_channel(false, GreenChannel)
NegateImageChannel
img.normalize -> image
Enhances the contrast of a color image by adjusting the pixel color to span the entire range of colors available.
A new image
NormalizeImage
img.normalize_channel([channel...]) = image
Enhances the contrast of a color image by adjusting the pixel color to span the entire range of colors available. Only the specified channels are normalized.
A new image
NormalizeImageChannel
img.oil_paint(radius=3.0) -> image
Applies a special effect filter that simulates an oil painting. Each pixel is replaced by the most frequent color occurring in a circular region defined by radius.
A new image
OilPaintImage
img.opaque(target, fill) -> image
Changes all pixels having the target color to the fill color.
A new image
img.fuzz = 25 img = img.opaque('white', 'red')
color_floodfill, opaque_channel
OpaquePaintImageChannel
img.opaque_channel(target, fill, invert=false, fuzz=img.fuzz [, channel...]) -> image
Changes all pixels having the target color to the fill color. If invert is true, changes all the pixels that are not the target color to the fill color.
fuzz
attributeA new image
OpaquePaintImageChannel
img.opaque? -> true or false
Returns true if all of the pixels in the receiver have an opacity value of OpaqueOpacity.
true or false
IsOpaqueImage
img.ordered_dither(threshold_map='2x2') -> image
Dithers the image to a predefined pattern. The threshold_map argument defines the pattern to use.
The threshold_map argument can be any of the strings listed by this command:
convert -list Thresholds
If you have a sufficiently new version of ImageMagick, you can add a a uniform color map with the number of levels per color channel immediately following the threshold_map, separated by a comma. See the documentation for ImageMagick's -ordered-dither option for more information.
A new image
OrderedPosterizeImage


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Also in 1976 Schroeder became part of the core faculty in the Health Policy Program at UCSF, a program that evolved into a national Health Services Policy Analysis Center (1977). In 1981 it was renamed the UCSF Institute for Health Policy Studies (now the Philip R. Lee Institute for Health Policy Studies) and designated an Organized Research Unit by the UC Regents. In addition to his work in the Division of General Medicine, Dr. Schroeder published widely in health services research, often in collaboration with Jonathan Showstack, Ph.D., M.P.H.
From 1990 to 2002, Steven Schroeder left UCSF to become President and CEO of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. During his tenure at RWJF, he made over four billion dollars in grants and developed new programs in substance abuse, prevention and treatment; studies in end of life care; and the expansion of health insurance for children. As head of one of the nation’s premier foundations, he noted the general reluctance to become involved in smoking issues, for as he says, “the tobacco industry plays rough.” Nevertheless the RWJF eventually funded important programs providing information on tobacco’s health effects.
In 2003 Schroeder returned to UCSF and serves as Distinguished Professor of Health and Health Care in the Department of Medicine. He heads the Smoking Cessation Leadership Center, a project funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation designed to work with health professionals and organizations to “narrow the gap between what should be done to help smokers quit, and what is currently done.” For more information on the center see http://smokingcessationleadership.ucsf.edu.
Dr. Schroeder has received many honors and six honorary doctoral degrees. He serves on the board of the James Irvine Foundation, the editorial board of the New England Journal of Medicine, and is president of the Harvard Medical Alumni Association. He is also past chair of the American Legacy Foundation, which recently named the Schroeder Institute for Tobacco Research and Policy Studies in his honor.


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