My First webpage11
Welcome to my website! Here are some things to enjoy.
Web Development
Chess
Reading
Learning
Favourite Quotes
Here is a favourite quote of mine..
...another


SNOW WHITE A film review by Jon A. Webb Copyright 1993 Jon A. Webb
This is a re-release of the classic film, which I believe was the first full-length cartoon film ever made. The image has been restored via computer processing, so this is the first chance modern audiences have had to see the film as it was first released.
First, on the imagery: it is impressive, but I wouldn't go to see it just for that reason. This is a restoration. The colors are brighter than I remember, the edges sharper, but that is all. (In fact, it's nice that Disney showed respect for the original and didn't try to "enhance" it a la Ted Turner colorizing.)
Second, on the movie itself. It this era when attitudes toward women have changed so much and are still in a state of flux, it is a little offensive to see women portrayed as they are here (as Ellen Goodman pointed out in a recent column). There are two women in the film: one is evil and vain, the other is childish, good, hard-working (she cooks and cleans), and unable to fend for herself without a man's support (or at least seven dwarves). She is Nora of "A Doll's House": she moves from the castle to the dwarves' home to her prince with nothing in between, except for her prolonged sleep of death.
I can't get over how childish Snow White is. Her face is drawn with the shape of a girl of about eight to ten. Her voice is also about that old. Her attitudes towards the world correspond. But still, she is given to her prince in the end.
At least Disney has moved to older girls over the years. Ariel is a prepubescent teenager, and she shows a little independence.
I took my daughter to see this because I want her to know about classic films. I'm not sorry I did it, because she is exposed to all sorts of role models. But I do agree with Ellen Goodman; this film would have a negative impact if it was taken seriously. Better make sure you also show your daughter women working and fiction like THE WIZARD OF OZ, PIPPI LONGSTOCKINGS, and ELOISE.
-- J
.
The review above was posted to the
rec.arts.movies.reviews newsgroup (de.rec.film.kritiken for German reviews).
The Internet Movie Database accepts no responsibility for the contents of the
review and has no editorial control. Unless stated otherwise, the copyright
belongs to the author.
Please direct comments/criticisms of the review to relevant newsgroups.
Broken URLs inthe reviews are the responsibility of the author.
The formatting of the review is likely to differ from the original due
to ASCII to HTML conversion.
Related links: index of all rec.arts.movies.reviews reviews


{{ctrl.pageParagraph}}
| Name | Description | Type | |
|---|---|---|---|
| {{vendor.name}} | {{vendor.name}} | {{vendor.description || '-'}} | OpenStack Private Pending Approval Official |
Creating a vendor allows you to associate test results to specific vendors/products. Created vendors are private, but vendors can be registered with the Foundation to become public and official. This will require approval by a Foundation administrator.


Go to the source code of this file.
§ COAP_DEBUG_FD
| #define COAP_DEBUG_FD stdout |
§ COAP_ERR_FD
| #define COAP_ERR_FD stderr |
§ coap_log
§ debug
§ info
§ warn
§ coap_log_t
Pre-defined log levels akin to what is used in syslog.
| Enumerator |
|---|
| LOG_EMERG | |
| LOG_ALERT | |
| LOG_CRIT | |
| LOG_ERR | |
| LOG_WARNING | |
| LOG_NOTICE | |
| LOG_INFO | |
| LOG_DEBUG | |
Definition at line 26 of file debug.h.
§ coap_get_log_level()
Returns the current log level.
Definition at line 60 of file debug.c.
§ coap_log_impl()
| void coap_log_impl |
( |
coap_log_t |
level, |
|
|
const char * |
format, |
|
|
|
... |
|
) |
| |
Writes the given text to COAP_ERR_FD
(for level
<= LOG_CRIT
) or COAP_DEBUG_FD
(for level
>= LOG_WARNING
).
The text is output only when level
is below or equal to the log level that set by coap_set_log_level().
Definition at line 483 of file debug.c.
§ coap_package_name()
| const char* coap_package_name |
( |
void |
| ) |
|
Returns a zero-terminated string with the name of this library.
Definition at line 51 of file debug.c.
§ coap_package_version()
| const char* coap_package_version |
( |
void |
| ) |
|
Returns a zero-terminated string with the library version.
Definition at line 55 of file debug.c.
§ coap_print_addr()
| size_t coap_print_addr |
( |
const struct coap_address_t * |
, |
|
|
unsigned char * |
, |
|
|
size_t |
|
|
) |
| |
§ coap_set_log_level()
Sets the log level to the specified value.
Definition at line 65 of file debug.c.
§ coap_show_pdu()


10
Veiws
Dr. Julius Hibbert, M.D.
October 17th, 2013
About Me:
Somewhat Competent Docter!
Destroy couch.
Destroy couch.

For more information!200
Veiws
15
Veiws
Throwup on your pillow meowwww yet shove bum in owner's face like camera lens
Cocaine like sugar addication
For more infomation45
Veiws
"Yarr, I don't know what I'm doin"
Make meme, make cute face give me attention or face the wrath of my claws but this cat happen now, it was too purr-fect!!!

More Information56
Veiws
Makes chocolate bars with accidental bug parts
Have a lot of grump in yourself because you can't forget to be grumpy and not be like king grumpy cat.
More Information


For this tutorial, we run preprocessing on the 10k PBMCs from a Healthy Donor (v3 chemistry)
dataset from 10X Genomics, starting with the raw feature-barcode matrix. This dataset has been slightly modified, as we split this data randomly to represent the a use-case where we have 4 patient samples, each containing cells from 3 timepoints (obtained using cell-hashing for example). This is to highlight the multi-sample capabilities of scanalysis
. Additionally, we removed barcodes with zero UMI counts to speed up computation. Our data is in the form of a list of SingleCellExperiment
objects
First, we load scanalysis
and load the dataset.
library(scanalysis)
dataset = get_multi_sample_pbmc_10k()
The next step is to identify droplets that actually contain cells. The filter_ambient_barcode
function is used for this. It runs four different methods for identification of cell-containing barcodes:
All four methods are always run to understand how each of the methods compare, as the results are often dataset-dependent.
ambient_rna_filters = purrr::map(dataset, ~ filter_ambient_barcode(.x, 2500))
Each one of these results contains a list of booleans indicating which barcodes contain cells. Additionally, each result has attributes that are used in the following plotting function. We now plot the results of each of these filtering methods.
plot_barcode_qc(sce_list = dataset,
ambient_rna_filters = ambient_rna_filters,
facet_columns = ".sample",
facet_rows = "timepoint")
Here, for each sample, and timepoint within each sample, we have a barcode distribution plot, fully annotated with the cutoffs based on each of the methods, as well as the number of cells retained by each of the individual filters. We now use this visualization to decide that using the emptyDrops filter looks fine, and, as expected, gives us the most number of cells recovered.
cell_dataset = purrr::map2(dataset, ambient_rna_filters, ~ .x[, .y$empty_drops == TRUE])
Now that we have identified barcode-containing cells, we now filter cells based on common QC measures, such as the total number of UMIs/genes expressed per cell to identify low-content cells and doublets and the percentage of mitochondrial reads to identify low-quality dying cells. We first must annotate these values into the colData of each dataset.
cell_dataset = purrr::map(
cell_dataset,
~ .x %>%
annotate_total_umi_count %>%
annotate_n_genes_expr %>%
annotate_pct_gene_set("^MT-", "pct_mito")
)
Now that these values are annotated, we can use the scater::isOutlier
to identify outliers based on these values. We consider values greater than 2 median absolute deviations on both sides an outlier for total UMI count and number of genes expressed, and values greater than 1 median absolute deviations above for the percentage of mitochondrial reads, though it should be noted that this parameter was adjusted based off of the below plots to remove most of the upper mode total UMI/number of genes expressed in the data which likely corresponds to doublets.
total_umi_filters = purrr::map(cell_dataset, ~ filter_total_umi(.x, nmads = 1, type = "both"))
n_genes_expr_filters = purrr::map(cell_dataset, ~ filter_n_genes_expr(.x, nmads = 1, type = "both"))
pct_mito_filters = purrr::map(cell_dataset, ~ filter_pct_mito(.x, nmads = 2, type = "higher"))
With these filters, we can plot univariate distributions as well as scatterplots to show the outliers when considering two measures simultaneously.
plot_gex_univariate_qc(
cell_dataset,
x_filters = total_umi_filters,
x = "total_umi",
color = "pct_mito",
facet_columns = ".sample",
y = "timepoint",
nrow = 1
)
plot_gex_univariate_qc(
cell_dataset,
x_filters = n_genes_expr_filters,
x = "n_genes_expr",
color = "pct_mito",
facet_columns = ".sample",
y = "timepoint",
nrow = 1
)
plot_gex_univariate_qc(
cell_dataset,
x_filters = pct_mito_filters,
x = "pct_mito",
color = "total_umi",
facet_columns = ".sample",
x_log = FALSE,
y = "timepoint",
nrow = 1
)
plot_gex_bivariate_qc(
cell_dataset,
x_filters = total_umi_filters,
y_filters = n_genes_expr_filters,
x = "total_umi",
y = "n_genes_expr",
color = "pct_mito",
facet_columns = ".sample",
facet_type = "wrap",
nrow = 1
)
We can use these filters to drop the outliers as follows:
cell_dataset = purrr::pmap(list(cell_dataset, total_umi_filters, n_genes_expr_filters, pct_mito_filters),
~ ..1[, ..2 & ..3 & ..4])
We plot the data again to show the post-filtering dataset:
plot_gex_univariate_qc(
cell_dataset,
x_filters = total_umi_filters,
x = "total_umi",
color = "pct_mito",
facet_columns = ".sample",
y = "timepoint",
nrow = 1
)
plot_gex_univariate_qc(
cell_dataset,
x_filters = n_genes_expr_filters,
x = "n_genes_expr",
color = "pct_mito",
facet_columns = ".sample",
y = "timepoint",
nrow = 1
)
plot_gex_univariate_qc(
cell_dataset,
x_filters = pct_mito_filters,
x = "pct_mito",
color = "total_umi",
facet_columns = ".sample",
x_log = FALSE,
y = "timepoint",
nrow = 1
)
plot_gex_bivariate_qc(
cell_dataset,
x_filters = total_umi_filters,
y_filters = n_genes_expr_filters,
x = "total_umi",
y = "n_genes_expr",
color = "pct_mito",
facet_columns = ".sample",
facet_type = "wrap",
nrow = 1
)
Now the data falls within the filters as expected. Note that the numbers annotated here are smaller than those within the filters on the univariate/bivariate plots above. This is because the intersection of all 3 filters are used.
The data is ready to be used in downstream analysis!


GETTING STARTED
Yoga With Kassandra is a Yoga channel where people can watch videos and do Yoga courses at home.
Their aim is to create accessible, easy to follow yoga classes that you can do in the comfort of your own home.
Research
Yoga With Kassandra had a website which users can view content, but the website wasn't meeting her design, branding and navigation of the website needs.
We collaborated with YWK to make a website which users can log in - Buy membership and then watch the courses.
Research
While the problem was how the users could navigate through, we've created a flowchart of how the users will navigate from Clases to the video.
The sketch overviews the transition from the main album e.g Classes, to the item they want to see.
Research
Yoga With Kassandra has an App published for Android & iOS, so it meant that the website should be consistent same as the app.
Following the UX Rules, we've came up with the flowchart of how the thumbnails, buttons and the course details should look like.
DESIGN
The landing page was the Main focus where users first engage.
The key elements were to Sign up, and see the App directly while having the option to buy the access weekly or monthly.
For best user experience, we've added a phone which showcases a feature of the app, to engage with the customers more.
DESIGN
From researching other websites I've decided to go with the cards which showcases their categories.
Their categories consisted of:
Yoga by Focus
Yoga by Strength
Misc.
Research
When the user buys the package, it has access to classes, from which where users can maneuver to.
DESIGN
Yoga with Kassandra's sitemap before publishing the beta version.
Thank you for reading and you can check the link below.


Select movie
API Functions
Enable
Disable
Readonly
Open
Close
Get value
Get text
Filter
None
Starts with
Contains
Equal
Find item
Select
Select by index
Select by value


Home
Hawaii :: Locate The Law
Constitution
Constitution of the State of Hawaii
(Hawaii Legislative Service Bureau)
Executive
Hawaii Administrative Rules
(Office of Lt. Gov)
Hawaii Attorney General Opinions
1987-
Hawaii Governor
Hawaii Attorney General
Hawaii Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs
Hawaii Office of Elections
Judicial
Hawaii Supreme Court Opinions
(Hawaii Judiciary)
1998-
Hawaii Supreme Court Opinions
(FindLaw)
1998-
Hawaii Intermediate Court of Appeals
(Hawaii Judiciary)
1998-
Hawaii Court of Appeals Opinions
(FindLaw)
1998-
U.S. Court of Appeals, 9th Circuit Opinions
(U.S. Court of Appeals, 9th Circuit)
1995-
U.S. Court of Appeals, 9th Circuit
(FindLaw)
1990-
Hawaii Case Law
(Hawaii State Bar Association)
1989-
Hawaii Rules of Court
(Hawaii Judiciary)
Hawaii Judiciary
U.S. District Court, District of Hawaii
Legislative
Hawaii Revised Statutes
Hawaii Bills
Archives
- includes 1999 to present
Hawaii State Legislature
- composed of the
Senate
and
House of Representatives
Hawai'i Legislative Reference Bureau
and
Catalog


I had previously taken 12 Benadryls (300mg) and felt nothing but a bit drowsy and heavy throughout my body, and in disappointment I decided to sleep. Since then I have wanted to increase my dosage. In desperation to get high I took 17 Benadryl softgels totaling 425mg, I thought this would be an adequate dosage.
12/31/01: (New Years Eve)
-11:21pm:
I just swallowed 17 Benadryls in one gulp, the quicker the dose the better the high as I have learned with opiates. I am in a positive state of mind, and physically and mentally prepared for anything.
-11:32pm:
I'm listening to some Trance music and I'm anxious for the effects to come in.
-12:11am:
I feel as if I have takin a large quantity of Narcotics, and a teaspoon of Nutmeg. I am quite relaxed and a bit drowsy, sounds seem more distant and it's quite difficult to carry a conversation withount slurring & repeating words. This high could also be compared to being drunk, such as carelessness and slurred language when conversing with others. My heart rate has mildly increased and my muscles are twitching a bit. My muscles are stiff and heavy like a statue and I don't have the slightest bit of energy to freely move around.  I'm having no OEV's (Open eye visuals) or CEV's (Closed eye visuals), not even auditory hallucinations. I was at least expecting some hallucinations at the corner of my eye but nothing! I live in an old house and sometimes hear voices or see things when I'm sober, but I'm getting the opposite even when I'm high out of mind.
-12:49am:
Still nothing, this leads me to speculate some factors that could have prevented me having any visuals. Maybe it's my weight (190 lbs). The Benadryl has been laying in my bathroom for about 4 years but it's never been opened and it's sealed shut. But I am taking Prozac which is an SSRI antideppressant but it can slighty alter or reduce effects.
-2 hours later:
Still the same and I'm falling asleep, I would not call this a bad trip but rather a trip with no excitement. I decide to end this trip and sleep.
-12:00pm:
I awake with a slight hangover it's still difficult to communicate normally and I'm a little paranoid being around my parents so I try to avoid any human contact with them. I feel as if I am in kind of like a dream world and I'm a bit giddy than I normally am, I swear it feels like I'm on Nutmeg.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Toggle navigation
GIT Books
Some books from any git repo
Hello, Books!
free programming books ...
Learn more
Basic panel example


Professionally harness user friendly opportunities and world-class scenarios. Interactively generate scalable intellectual capital whereas bleeding-edge information. Appropriately parallel task world-class processes whereas resource-leveling.
Professionally harness user friendly opportunities and world-class scenarios. Interactively generate scalable intellectual capital whereas bleeding-edge information. Appropriately parallel task world-class processes whereas resource-leveling.


Isn't She Great 1 Star (Out of 4) Reviewed by Mac VerStandig<EMAIL_ADDRESS>http://www.moviereviews.org January 31, 2000
---A copy of thsi review can be found at http://www.moviereviews.org/isn't_she_great.htm ---
Isn't She Great? No. Good? Nah. Mediocre? Not exactly. Borderline awful? Bingo.
Disclosure: I have neither read nor seen Valley of the Dolls, the book which made Jacqueline Susann famously trashy. Going into this movie, which is a many-liberties-taken adaptation of her biography, I had absolutely no intentions of checking out the sleazy novel or film anytime soon. The movie/book have now skyrocketed to the top of must-see/must-read list. That is the peculiar thing about Isn't She Great: the movie, atrocious as it is, makes you thrive its coveted subject material. Don't credit the film. Credit Susann.
Jacqueline Susann (Bette Midler) is a New York Jew with a dream of being famous. Irving Mansfield (Nathan Lane) is a New York Jew who's character isn't well-explained at all. For some reason, Irving craves Jacqueline (keep in mind that Midler is hardly a slender sex-star) and marries her under the condition that he make her famous. (Don't think Jacqueline is quick to marry though, she does seek G-d's approval when she drags Irving to Central Park and talks to a tree- something that doesn't look that odd for Central Park.)
Jacqueline, who admits "All I know about are aging astars, hopeful hookers and people popping pills and winding up in the gutter," is rather untalented in the performing arts. So, as history dictates, she earns her fame by writing about her aforementioned knowledge of a sleazy industry. En route to her pinnacle, there comes the humorless editor (David Hyde Pierce), who does the unthinkable when he orders mayonnaise in a deli, and assorted other characters that more closely resemble cliches and caricatures than real people.
How can a true story be accused of over-characterization and being too cliche filled? I quote the press notes when speaking of how the filmmakers "decided to loosen up the story a bit to make room for the film they all wanted to make." So just how loosened were things? Well, this story isn't supposed to be a comedy, but the writers made it one.
In becoming the comedy into which it has no right morphing, Isn't She Great finds its most serious problem. Jacqueline had cancer.  There is something decidedly pathetic and unfunny about a joke aimed at a dying woman's hospital suite- just one of the many cracks made in the 95 minute production. And the scenes that are genuinely funny, which, thanks primarily to Nathan Lane, there are a few of, are too embarrassing to enjoy in the middle of a poorly disguised drama.
Poor Nathan Lane. This is a great role for him and nobody will remember it in two weeks. He is absolutely fabulous as a constantly schmoozing New York Jew. And David Hyde Pierce is commendable as well, playing his typical straight man role. Even John Cleese is fun in a supporting role. As for Bette Midler, you would never be able to tell that she is the great performer she is by watching this movie.
The opening lyric of Isn't She Great is "I don't know where I am going." Neither does the film.
The review above was posted to the
rec.arts.movies.reviews newsgroup (de.rec.film.kritiken for German reviews).
The Internet Movie Database accepts no responsibility for the contents of the
review and has no editorial control. Unless stated otherwise, the copyright
belongs to the author.
Please direct comments/criticisms of the review to relevant newsgroups.
Broken URLs inthe reviews are the responsibility of the author.
The formatting of the review is likely to differ from the original due
to ASCII to HTML conversion.
Related links: index of all rec.arts.movies.reviews reviews


$P_{\theta_f}(\theta_f) = \frac{e^{(v_w)\cos(\theta_w-v_w)}}{2\pi I_0(v_w)}$
$\frac{dL}{dt} = G(A,L,t)$
$G$: growth function = ?
$A$: light absored by frond
$A = \iint_F I(\theta_p,r_p,z_p)\,d\theta_p dr_p$
$I$: Light available at the point $(\theta_p,r_p,z_p)$
$I = I_0(1-\beta)^{N_s}e^{-k_az_p}$
$I_0$: Surface intensity (constant)
$\beta$: absorbance of fronds (constant)
$k_a$: attenuation coefficient (constant)
$N_s$: Expected number of fronds shading a point
$\displaystyle N_s = \sum_{k=0}^{k_p} P_s\left(\hat{\theta}_p(z_k-z_p),\hat{r}_p(z_k-z_p)\right)$
(seems plausible, but probably not correct)
$(\hat{\theta}_p,\hat{r}_p)$: projected point
$P_s$: Probability of a point being shaded by a frond in the same plane
Condition for shading:
$(\theta_p,r_p) \in F(\theta_f,L)$
Equivalently:
$(\theta_f,L) \in R_s(\theta_p,r_p)$
For a given depth bin $z_k$, we have independent probability distributions for the length and frond angle, $P_L$ and $P_{\theta_f}$
For independent events $A$ and $B$,
$P(A \cap B) = P(A)P(B)$
Then $P_{\theta_f}P_L$ is the probability of a frond having a particular length and angle
So $P_s(\theta_p,r_p) = \iint_{R_s} P_{\theta_f}P_L \,d\theta_f dL$
$P_{\theta_f}(\theta_f)P_L(L)$ and $R_s(\theta_p,r_p)$
Project $(\theta_p,r_p)$ on to the $z_f$ plane
$\displaystyle \quad N_s = \sum_{k=0}^{k_p} P_s\left(\hat{\theta}_p(z_k-z_p),\hat{r}_p(z_k-z_p)\right)$


| width, fractionWidth, exponentWidth : int) :string |
The width must be a non-negative int value. If the width parameter is not large enough to represent the value of r, it is implicitly increased as needed.
The fractionWidth parameter is the non-negative number of fractional digits to be displayed. The displayed value is rounded to the nearest decimal equivalent with this accuracy. In the case of a tie, the value is rounded to the larger of the two values.
The exponentWidth parameter must be non-negative and give the number of exponent digits to be displayed. If exponentWidth is not large enough to represent the exponent, more space is used as needed. The string returned by erealstr is of the form:
where sign is a plus or minus sign. The leftmost digit is non-zero, unless all the digits are zeros.
The erealstr function approximates the inverse of strreal, although round-off errors keep these from being exact inverses.
{blank}[-]digit.{digit}e sign digit {digit}


Han Ye Seul trends on news sites with her statement on public dating
by sl278Han Ye Seul's thoughts on public dating have made headlines and gone trending on Korean news sites.
She appeared on MBC's 'Unni's Salon' where she talked about love and dating, saying: "I've never fallen in love with someone at first sight. I got to know people gradually. When I was young I was scared of dating publicly. I supported secret relationships. But the next time I meet someone, I want to have a public relationship."
Netizens have been commenting, saying:
"At this age, she's saying she wants to get married."
"She's gorgeous though."
"Goddess."
What do you think of her opinion?


Home
Events
Classes
Studio Rental
Artists
Products
Contact Us
Products
Call us to schedule
(206) 264-6382
Available Products >
1 / 10
RENTON ART
GLASS STUDIO
2 / 10
RENTON ART
GLASS STUDIO
3 / 10
RENTON ART
GLASS STUDIO
4 / 10
RENTON ART
GLASS STUDIO
5 / 10
RENTON ART
GLASS STUDIO
6 / 10
RENTON ART
GLASS STUDIO
7 / 10
RENTON ART
GLASS STUDIO
8 / 10
RENTON ART
GLASS STUDIO
9 / 10
RENTON ART
GLASS STUDIO
10 / 10
RENTON ART
GLASS STUDIO
Gallery
Browse past art from our featured artists
Joan Johnson
Brad Burzynski
Bob Mays
Available Products >
© copyright 2014


Do you want to...
At the end of a tutoring session, tutors must fill out a
Tutoring Completed Form
Students being tutored may also provide feedback, if they wish, using a
Tutee Completed Form


Upcoming and recent launches
Developed with vanilla JS & hard work and passion
by Anna Vihrogonova
Check the source code on GitHub


--- layout: project title: Media Hub date: 2018-08-19 13:28:58.000000000 +05:30 type: projects parent_id: '0' published: true password: '' status: publish categories: [] tags: [] meta: _edit_last: '11' rcp_user_level: None author: login: adishegde email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: Aditya Hegde first_name: Aditya last_name: Hegde ---
A distributed file sharing application that works out of the box. Simply download the app and start sharing files over LAN. Features that set Media Hub apart:
Home Page
Search Result
(Audio streaming example)
Technology: Electron, NodeJs, ReactJs
Project Link:


Warrior's Grave:
It is not a complex melody, but perhaps an outsider such as yourself finds it more difficult to sing than a born Elrokian warrior who has heard it from birth. Concentrate! You must try again -- the fate of this island depends on it!
Remember, you must perfectly sing every single scale of each of the 3 verses.
Sing the warrior song again.