Welcome to eTuneBook
With eTuneBook you can
- Manage your TuneBook in the Browser
- Edit Abc tunes
- Combine tunes to sets
- Combine sets to playlists
- Remember when you last played a tune
- Label tunes with a color
- Transpose tunes
- Store web links for tunes
- Store links to YouTube videos and view them in eTuneBook directly. Side by Side with the dots.
- Search tunes, sets and playlists by tune title
- Filter tunes and sets by tune type, key, or color, or by playlist criteria
- Sort tunes and sets by tune name, id, play date, frequency. Shuffle tunes and sets
- Tune randomizer following filter settings and title search
- Import Abc tunes from a File
- Export Abc tunes to a File
(does not work on iPad, iPhone)
eTuneBook works offline in the Browser
- You don't need Internet connection once eTuneBook is loaded
- Your TuneBook is kept in the local storage of the browser, not on the server
- Since your Tunebook is only kept locally, make sure to export your book as abc file at the end of the
day!
 This helps to tell, whether all is ok with your abc file.
eTuneBook is free of use
- If you find it useful, please donate for nature conservation.
- Use it on your own risk. Best practice to minimize risks: Backup your TuneBook at the end of the day!


nips nips2005 nips2005-42 nips2005-42-reference knowledge-graph by maker-knowledge-mining
Source: pdf
Author: Andreas Argyriou, Mark Herbster, Massimiliano Pontil
Abstract: A foundational problem in semi-supervised learning is the construction of a graph underlying the data. We propose to use a method which optimally combines a number of differently constructed graphs. For each of these graphs we associate a basic graph kernel. We then compute an optimal combined kernel. This kernel solves an extended regularization problem which requires a joint minimization over both the data and the set of graph kernels. We present encouraging results on different OCR tasks where the optimal combined kernel is computed from graphs constructed with a variety of distances functions and the ‘k’ in nearest neighbors. 1
[1] A. Argyriou, C.A. Micchelli and M. Pontil. Learning convex combinations of continuously parameterized basic kernels. Proc. 18-th Conf. on Learning Theory, 2005.
[2] M. Belkin, I. Matveeva and P. Niyogi. Regularization and semi-supervised learning on large graphs. Proc. of 17–th Conf. Learning Theory (COLT), 2004.
[3] M. Belkin and P. Niyogi. Semi-supervised learning on Riemannian manifolds. Mach. Learn., 56: 209–239, 2004.
[4] A. Blum and S. Chawla. Learning from Labeled and Unlabeled Data using Graph Mincuts, Proc. of 18–th International Conf. on Learning Theory, 2001.
[5] F.R. Chung. Spectral Graph Theory. Regional Conference Series in Mathematics, Vol. 92, 1997.
[6] T. Hastie and P. Simard. Models and Metrics for Handwritten Character Recognition. Statistical Science, 13(1): 54–65, 1998.
[7] M. Herbster, M. Pontil, L. Wainer. Online learning over graphs. Proc. 22-nd Int. Conf. Machine Learning, 2005.
[8] T. Joachims. Transductive Learning via Spectral Graph Partitioning. Proc. of the Int. Conf. Machine Learning (ICML), 2003.
[9] R.I. Kondor and J. Lafferty. Diffusion kernels on graphs and other discrete input spaces. Proc. 19-th Int. Conf. Machine Learning, 2002.
[10] G. R. G. Lanckriet, N. Cristianini, P. Bartlett, L. El Ghaoui, M. I. Jordan. Learning the kernel matrix with semideﬁnite programming. J. Machine Learning Research, 5: 27–72, 2004.
[11] Y. Lin and H.H. Zhang. Component selection and smoothing in smoothing spline analysis of variance models – COSSO. Institute of Statistics Mimeo Series 2556, NCSU, January 2003.
[12] C. A. Micchelli and M. Pontil. Learning the kernel function via regularization, J. Machine Learning Research, 6: 1099–1125, 2005.
[13] C.S. Ong, A.J. Smola, and R.C. Williamson. Hyperkernels. Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems, 15, S. Becker et al. (Eds.), MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 2003.
[14] A.J. Smola and R.I Kondor. Kernels and regularization on graphs. Proc. of 16–th Conf. Learning Theory (COLT), 2003.
[15] V.N. Vapnik. Statistical Learning Theory. Wiley, New York, 1998.
[16] D. Zhou, O. Bousquet, T.N. Lal, J. Weston and B. Scholkopf. Learning with local and global consistency. Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems, 16, S. Thrun et al. (Eds.), MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 2004.
[17] X. Zhu, Z. Ghahramani and J. Lafferty. Semi-supervised learning using Gaussian ﬁelds and harmonic functions. Proc. 20–th Int. Conf. Machine Learning, 2003.
[18] X. Zhu, J. Kandola, Z, Ghahramani, J. Lafferty. Nonparametric transforms of graph kernels for semi-supervised learning. Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems, 17, L.K. Saul et al. (Eds.), MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 2005.


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Hi UserFirstName,
Guides can be used to collect user feedback while they are in your application. Use this quick how-to article we call a Recipe to embed an InVision protoype in a Pendo Guide.
If you have any additional questions, simply reply directly to this email.
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Pendo Success Team
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French Toast Yields: 4 Ingredients 1 1/2 cups milk 2 eggs 2 tbsp ground cinnamon 2 tsp vanilla extract 2 pinches of salt 4 pieces of bread Directions Beat eggs, milk, salt, cinnamon, & vanilla Heat lightly oiled pan on medium Soak bread thoroughly on both sides Cook until light brown and crisp on both sides Category: Breakfast Cuisine: American Tags: Breakfast


You can comment and uncomment lines of code using &shortcut:CommentByLineComment;.
&shortcut:CommentByLineComment; comments or uncomments the current line or several selected lines with single line comments ({# in Django templates, or # in Python scripts).
Pressing &shortcut:CommentByBlockComment; for a selected block of source code in a Django template surrounds the block with {% comment %} and {% endcomment %} tags.


You can reach this dialog via the menu entry Analysis \ Symmetric Encryption (modern) and the according sub menu.
This dialog is used to enter the key space to be searched through for keys in a Brute-force attack on the following encryption algorithms:
After you have entered the searchspace of the key search, you can start the brute-force attack by clicking on the Start button or pressing the Return key. To terminate the attack, click on Cancel.
The keys are entered in hexadecimal form.
For unknown positions one simply enters a *. Thus, if you enter "10 ** 23 00 ... 00" a total of (2^4)*(2^4) = 256 keys will be searched through. These are
Five unknown positions mean, that maximal 2^(4*5) = 1,048,576 keys have to be searched through.
The running time is mainly influenced by the number of unknown positions. Each unknown position increases the running time by the factor 16. The running time also varies for the different encryption algorithms and key lengths. It also depends on the number of document bytes that are used in the entropy test, see dialog Analysis Options for details:
Remark 1:
When applying brute-force analysis for DES (triple DES), a key length of 64 (128) bit is shown. Because these methods use 1 bit per byte as parity bit, the effective key length is only 56 (112) bit!
Remark 2:
Having the possibility to enter any number of stars (this enables you to search through the whole key space) does not mean that CrypTool can be used as a hacker tool.
This only gives the user an impression, how huge time intervals are necessary (e.g. 10^26 years for a whole 128 bit key), if the key length is big enough and the method works well.


These classes are from the Apache WS-Commons project. They are included here for convenience only. Sources can be found here:
http://svn.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/webservices/commons/trunk/util


To schedule a one-time, single-action job execution, choose either Delay Minutes or Date & Time.
To schedule a repeating job execution, specify Initial Delay, and either Subsequent Delay or Interval.
To schedule a calendar-based job execution, specify the following schedule expression attributes.


Blackpool boss Simon Grayson considered using teenager Tony Weston against Scunthorpe United
Simon Grayson says Blackpool’s young starlet Tony Weston would have shown up “one or two” of the senior professionals had he played in the EFL Trophy defeat to Scunthorpe United.
by Matt ScraftonThe 16-year-old was named in Pool’s squad for the first time in his career in Wednesday night’s second round tie, which the Seasiders lost 3-1.
Weston was considered for a shock introduction to the game off the bench but the Pool boss admits he couldn’t afford to take the risk.
“I’m sure it was a proud moment for him,” Grayson told The Gazette.
“I actually wanted to put him on because he would have at least run around and enjoyed what he was doing.
“It would have been nice if we had got him some game time but I couldn’t run that risk of putting a 16-year-old on when I was trying to win a game.
“When we got back into the game we looked good and their keeper made some great saves, so we might have got something out of it.
“But, judged on the first-half performance, it wasn’t good enough.
“It would have been nice to have seen the young kid get on because he would have run around and shown one or two of the senior pros up.”


A project to tie in with our embedded systems course. This involved creating an autonomous vehicle with the aim of driving it around a track using image recognition to guide the vehicle. I Worked primarily on the software side of things. In particular I created a proxy to communicate between the low level board which controlled the servos etc and the higher level board which performed the calculations and plotted the course for the vehicle.
I was also responsible for creating a parking maneuver for the vehicle in a simulation and then in reality. Furthermore, I was responsible for the overall software design and I tried to help as much as possible where needed.
Unfortunately there isn't much more footage than what is found below but the project was a great success!


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Find a tournament and check all fixtures, results and tables.
Find a player, team or tournament and check all available data.
{% include "list_tournaments.html" %}
{% else %}No tournaments are available.
{% endif %}


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template, 500.html
.
It looks like you’ve not got STATIC_URL
defined in your 500.html
. Consider adding:
handler500 = 'djohno.views.server_error'
to your urls.py
.
The good news is that you’re correctly setting up
STATIC_URL
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so you should be able to use it as normal in your error
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WEEK 28 FRIDAY
Year 1 (Year 2)
FIRST READING Romans 4:1-8
Abraham believed God, and it was reckoned to him as righteousness.
A reading from the Letter of Saint Paul to the Romans
Brethren:
What shall we say about Abraham, our forefather according to the flesh? For if Abraham was justified by works, he has something to boast about,
but not before God. For what does the scripture say? "Abraham
believed God, and it was reckoned to him as righteousness." Now to one who
works, his wages are not reckoned as a gift but as his due. And to one who does
not work but trusts him who justifies the ungodly, his faith is reckoned as
righteousness. So also David pronounces a blessing upon the man to whom God
reckons righteousness apart from works: "Blessed are those whose
iniquities are forgiven, and whose sins are covered; blessed is the man against
whom the Lord will not reckon his sin."
The word of the Lord
RESPONSORIAL PSALM Psalm 32
R.
Blessed
is he whose transgression is forgiven, whose sin is remitted. Blessed the man
to whom the LORD imputes no guilt, in whose spirit is no guile.
R.
To you
I have acknowledged my sin; my guilt I did not hide. I said: 'I will confess my
transgression to the LORD.' And you have forgiven the guilt of my sin.
R.
Rejoice
in the LORD, exult you just! Ring out your joy, all you upright of heart!
R.
FIRST READING Ephesians 1:11-14
We first hoped in Christ, and you were sealed with the Holy Spirit.
A reading from the Letter of Saint Paul to the Ephesians
Brethren:
In Christ, according to the purpose of him who accomplishes all things
according to the counsel of his will, we who first hoped in Christ have been destined
and appointed to live for the praise of his glory. In him you also, who have
heard the word of truth, the gospel of your salvation, and have believed in
him, were sealed with the promised Holy Spirit, which is the guarantee of our
inheritance until we acquire possession of it, to the praise of his glory.
The word of the Lord
RESPONSORIAL PSALM Psalm 33:1-2.4-5.12-13 (R. 12b)
R. Blessed the people the Lord has chosen as his heritage.
Ring
out your joy to the LORD, O you just; for praise is fitting for the upright.
Give thanks to the LORD upon the harp; with a ten-stringed lute sing him songs.
R. Blessed the people the Lord has chosen as his
heritage.
For
the word of the LORD is faithful, and all his works to
be trusted. The LORD loves justice and right, and his merciful love fills the
earth.
R. Blessed the people the Lord has chosen as his
heritage.
Blessed
the nation whose God is the LORD, the people he has chosen as his heritage.
From the heavens the LORD looks forth; he sees all the children of men.
R. Blessed the people the Lord has chosen as his
heritage.
R. Alleluia. May your merciful love be upon us, as we hope in you, O Lord. R. Alleluia.

A reading from the holy Gospel according to Luke
At
that time: When so many thousands of the multitude had
gathered together that they trod upon one another, Jesus began to say to his
disciples first, "Beware of the leaven of the Pharisees, which is
hypocrisy. Nothing is covered up that will not be revealed, or hidden that will
not be known. Therefore whatever you have said in the dark shall be heard in
the light, and what you have whispered in private rooms shall be proclaimed
upon the housetops.  But I will warn you whom to
fear: fear him who, after he has killed, has power to cast into hell; yes, I
tell you, fear him! Are not five sparrows sold for two pennies? And not one of
them is forgotten before God.  Fear not; you are of more value than many sparrows.
The Gospel of the Lord


Top events today: Govt panel to visit JNU, Congress-Sena meet, and more
From pollution levels in Delhi turning severe to PM Sheikh Hasina visiting Kolkata, Business Standard brings you the top events for the day
by BS Web Team1. Final decision on Maharashtra govt formation likely today
The Congress Working Committee on Thursday reviewed the political scenario in Maharashtra, a day after it held a marathon meeting with the NCP on forming an alliance together with Shiv Sena to form a government in the state.
Congress leaders are likely to meet Shiv Sena leadership today in Mumbai to discuss govt formation. Read more.
.
2 . Govt-appointed panel to visit JNU today to resolve fee hike issue
A high-power committee constituted by the HRD Ministry will visit the JNU campus today to meet the students and find a solution to the current issues concerning the university, officials said on Wednesday.
Earlier in the day, Jawaharlal Nehru University Students' Union (JNUSU) office-bearers met the committee members at Shastri Bhawan. The students have been agitating for over three weeks, demanding rollback of a recent hostel fee hike. Read more.
.
3. 'Good friend' PM Hasina to visit Kolkata on Friday to watch Indo-Bangla Test
Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina will be in India today to watch the first day of the two-day test series between India and Bangladesh that will be played at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata. Read more.


Car Enthusiast Quiz Challenge
Try to Answer the following car related questions within the time limit. Keep in mind that incorrect answers will penalize your time by ten seconds.
Try to Answer the following car related questions within the time limit. Keep in mind that incorrect answers will penalize your time by ten seconds.


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This post is mostly for me but you can read it if you want.
Here are maps I created with SysInternals Sysmon, Google's Org Chart API and fistfuls of Javascript and PowerShell.
Win7SysmonMap
Win8 SysmonMap
Win10 TP SysmonMap
Win10 TP SysmonMap w/PID collision
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I truly believe Augustine’s words are true and if you look at history you know it is true. There are many people in the world with amazing talents who realize only a small percentage of their potential. We all know people who live this truth.
Motivation is not an accident or something that someone else can give you — you are the only one with the power to motivate you. Motivation cannot be an external force, it must come from within as the natural product of your desire to achieve something and your belief that you are capable to succeed at your goal.
Positive pleasure-oriented goals are much more powerful motivators than negative fear-based ones. Although each is successful separately, the right combination of both is the most powerful motivational force known to humankind.
Use a past defeat as a motivator. Remind yourself you have nowhere to go except.
The best way is to develop and follow a plan. Start with your goals in mind and then work backward to develop the plan. What steps are required to get you to the goals? Make the plan as detailed as possible. Try to visualize and then plan for, every possible setback. Commit the plan to paper and then keep it with you at all times. Review it regularly and ensure that every step takes you closer to your Vision and Goals. If the plan doesn’t support the vision then change it! So, how can we stay on course with all the distractions in our lives? Willpower is a good start, but it’s very difficult to stay on track simply through willpower.
The price is something not necessarily defined as financial. It could be time, effort, sacrifice, money or perhaps, something else. The point is that we must be fully aware of the price and be willing to pay it, if we want to have success.
We all carry a lot of baggage, thanks to our upbringing. The majority of people carry with them, an entire series of self-limiting beliefs that will absolutely stop, and hold them back from, success. Things like “I’m not good enough”, “I’m not smart enough”, “I’m not lucky enough”, and the worst, “I’m not worthy” are but a few of the self-limiting beliefs I have encountered. We carry them with us like rocks in a knapsack, and then use them to sabotage our success. So, how twisted is that?
This is perhaps the single biggest obstacle that all of us must overcome in order to be successful.


Convert an image from grayscale to black and white.
1. Call OCRopy binarization micro-service with url: "http://{IP}:{PORT}/binarizationapi".
2. Input:
1) The path of an origial image, uploaded in form style.
2) Optional. Specified parameter valuses which are listed in the following table, and send them in form style.
3. Output:
An binarized image. Usually it is named as {imagename}_bin.png
4. Example:
1) Using script "call_bin.py", with command "python call_bin.py -h" to check how to use it. Remenber to change the IP and PORT inside the script.
2) Using curl command. E.g. curl -F "image=@path_to_image" -F "threshold=0.5" -o name_of_output_file http://{IP}:{PORT}/binarizationapi
| Parameter | Type | Default value | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|
| threshold | Float | 0.5 | threshold determines lightness |
| zoom | Float | 0.5 | zoom for page background estimation |
| escale | Float | 1.0 | scale for estimating a mask over the text region |
| bignore | Float | 0.1 | ignore this much of the border for threshold estimation |
| perc | Float | 80.0 | percentage for filters |
| range | Integer | 20 | range for filters |
| maxskew | Float | 2.0 | skew angle estimation parameters |
| lo | Float | 5.0 | percentile for black estimation |
| hi | Float | 90.0 | percentile for white estimation |
| skewsteps | Integer | 8 | steps for skew angle estimation (per degree) |
1) For curl command, the uploaded image's name/key must be 'image'.
2) The specified parameters' name/key must be same with names listed in the above table.


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java.lang.Object ca.ualberta.CMPUT301F13T02.chooseyouradventure.elasticsearch.ESHandler
public class ESHandler
This class implements the Handler interface which specifies a contract for a class that will store and retrieve Story objects from some sort of storage. The ESHandler will use Elastic Search to store stories online so that users may interact with one-another.
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static org.apache.http.client.HttpClient |
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static java.lang.String |
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void |
addComment(Story story,
Page page,
Comment comment)
Updates the passed page of passed story by adding passed comment |
void |
addStory(Story story)
Adds the passed story, sets its ID |
void |
deleteStory(Story story)
Deletes the passed story in the DB |
java.util.ArrayList<Story> |
getAllStories()
Get all stories |
Story |
getStory(java.lang.String id)
Retrieves the story with passed ID |
void |
updateStory(Story story)
Updates passed story |
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story
- The story to delete
HandlerException
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addStory
in interface Handler
story
- The story to add
HandlerException
public Story getStory(java.lang.String id) throws HandlerException
getStory
in interface Handler
id
- The ID of the story to retrieve
HandlerException
public void addComment(Story story, Page page, Comment comment) throws HandlerException
addComment
in interface Handler
story
- The story the page is inpage
- The page the comment is incomment
- The comment to add
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EXCLUSIVE: Top Mexican Border State Cops Blocked Probe Into Cartel Kidnap Job
MONTERREY, Nuevo Leon – The two top law enforcement officials in the state tried to block an investigation into police officers who supposedly arrested a group of rivals on behalf of a faction of Los Zetas. Relatives found the victims’ remains riddled with bullets.
by Ildefonso Ortiz and Brandon DarbyThe murders took place in October when officers Rolando Elias Nino, Josue Garcia Bernabe, Lino Bautista Hernandez, and other possible suspects allegedly kidnapped Miguel Angel “El Ganso” Perez Ojeda and Victor Adrian “Tun Tun” Rodriguez – two independent drug dealers. The three lawmen were members of Nuevo Leon’s Fuerza Civil assigned to patrol vehicles 1559 and 1558 on the day of the murders. The trio was identified as working for the Cartel Del Noreste (CDN) faction of Los Zetas. Nuevo Leon prosecutors and their counterparts in Tamaulipas recently arrested the cops while in hiding. They are currently in the Apodaca state prison in Nuevo Leon on forced disappearance charges.
Top U.S. law enforcement sources working in Nuevo Leon revealed to Breitbart Texas that Public Security Secretary Aldo Fasci and Commissar General for Fuerza Civil Jorge Fernando Garza Morales are making efforts block the investigation into the corrupt cops. In addition to interfering with the investigation, Fasci and Garza Morales deny that the named police officers have any actual involvement in the recent deaths.
Sensitive investigative information provided to Breitbart Texas by U.S. law enforcement show that on the day of the murders, the officers arrested El Ganso and Tun Tun in the Valle de Santa Lucia neighborhood in northern Monterrey. However, the two victims were never taken to a jail or before a judge per standard protocol. Surveillance video gathered by Breitbart Texas captures the moments of the arrests.
After the kidnapping, relatives of the victims tried to bribe the Fuerza Civil officers to secure a safe release. The officers allegedly told the kin they would release them soon after. Moments later, relatives found the bullet-riddled bodies of El Ganso and Tun Tun a few blocks away. El Ganso was considered dead at the scene while Tun Tun passed at Monterrey University Hospital.
The alleged interference by Fasci and Garza Morales comes at a time when Fuerza Civil and other law enforcement departments in the border state are under scrutiny for corruption and ties to cartels.
Roberto “El Pariente” Garcia Tinajero, a top boss with the “Vieja Escuela” faction of Los Zetas, was able to successfully run a kidnapping and extortion operation in the neighboring border state of Tamaulipas, even though he was serving time at a prison in Nuevo Leon. Rather than target rival cartel members, Garcia Tinajero’s group targeted innocent farmers and ranchers. The state prison in question is also run by Fasci and his police forces.
In April, Breitbart Texas reported on another case where members of a special unit with Fuerza Civil allegedly threw a Texas man off a 14-story building in an apparent extortion attempt gone wrong. The victim, 27-year-old Fortunato Esquivel Garcia, was linked to the local distribution of methamphetamine. The officers allegedly used a false arrest warrant to extort the victim.
Ildefonso Ortiz is an award-winning journalist with Breitbart Texas. He co-founded Breitbart Texas’ Cartel Chronicles project with Brandon Darby and senior Breitbart management. You can follow him on Twitter and on Facebook . He can be contacted at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.
Brandon Darby is the managing director and editor-in-chief of Breitbart Texas. He co-founded Breitbart Texas’ Cartel Chronicles project with Ildefonso Ortiz and senior Breitbart management. Follow him on Twitter and Facebook . He can be contacted at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.
Tony Aranda from Breitbart Texas’ Cartel Chronicles project contributed to this report.


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Whether you’re working through your holiday shopping list or splurging on yourself, Nordstrom’s fall sale has something for everyone. So far, we clocked a pair of rain-ready Hunter boots at 40 percent off, a peacoat with more than 2,000 glowing reviews, and Dior sunglasses worthy of 2001-era Paris Hilton. Click through for our edit of the best the Nordstrom sale has to offer.


Annapurna Interactive reveals Last Stop third-person adventure game
by Dean TakahashiAnnapurna Interactive revealed Last Stop, a new game from Variable State, the creators of the award-winning Virginia game.
Annapurna released a trailer during Microsoft’s X019 event in London.
The game is a single-player third-person adventure set in present-day London, where you play as three separate characters — John, Meena, and Donna — and whose worlds collide in the midst of a supernatural crisis. Last Stop is an anthology connecting three stories in one, centered on secret lives, the ties that bind, and how magic can be found in the mundane.
Players will have a chance to experience an anthology drama with three stories featuring three unique protagonists. Make choices to shape their conversations.
The trailer mentions body-swapping and some kind of villain who brings women into his apartment and they never leave. It looks like a thriller, but the trailer closes with some kind of giant supernatural bird.
The game is fully voice-acted and features multiple-choice dialogue as one of its core mechanics. The game also features an original soundtrack composed by Lyndon Holland, the BAFTA-award-winning composer who scored Virginia, and performed by the City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra.
And Annapurna also announced that The Artful Escape, a music game, will debut in 2020.


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To get started, type something into the Publisher's Leaf data
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button.
You can do this multiple times if you like, just make sure that the Leaf data
field is different each time.
Next, click on the Sequence
button and you should see some information in the Log's console about which index each of your leaves have been assigned.
Finally, click on the Integrate
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Trustworthy Machine Learning, Computer Vision
Hardware Optimisation and acceleration, Bayesian neural networks, Deep Learning
Fairness and Privacy-Preservation in ML, Federated Learning, Deep Learning
Machine Learning and its application to hyperspectral image processing, Communication systems
Lightweight deep learning, Information theory, Image processing
Machine Learning and its applications, Deep Learning, Computer Vision, Active Learning
Perception and control system of robotics, Machine learning and its application in healthcare
Recommender Systems, Natural Language Processing (NLP), and Control Systems and its applications in business and retail
Deep learning, Generalization behavior of Deep learning solvers for Linear inverse problems in imaging
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President
Dr. Mark Mellow has been a practicing physician and clinical researcher for over 40 years, specializing in gastroenterology at Integris Baptist Associates. He is the founder and first President of the Board for ITNCO. He began laying the groundwork for a local affiliate over 7 years ago and has been instrumental in raising awareness and funds to open the first ITN affiliate in Oklahoma in 2015. Most recently he became an author and has held several book signings for his first book, The Good Neighbor: Stories that teach families how to live and love well. Dr. Mellow and his wife divide their time now between OKC and Naples, Florida.
Vice-President
Marsha Funk, a native of southern Oklahoma, holds a Bachelor’s degree and an MBA from the University of Oklahoma with an emphasis in marketing and finance.
Marsha has worn many hats. She began her professional career at IBM where she spent time marketing web transactional software and consulting services across a multi-state area. Post IBM she was Senior Director of Conference, Membership and Business Development at a large renewable energy trade association in Washington, D.C.
Marsha holds an active real estate license with passive investments in multi-family properties in markets in Oklahoma and Texas. An avid supporter of the Oklahoma City community, Marsha also serves on the local board of Generation Citizen, the University of Oklahoma’s Honors College Board of Visitors and the Historical Preservation Board of Heritage Hills. She is also Executive Director of the Greater Parks and Trails Foundation of Oklahoma City and is a sustaining member of the Oklahoma City Junior League.
Secretary
Marcy is retired from her role as Program Director of the Jewish Federation of Greater OKC. an active volunteer driver and Secretary of the board. She is a Tulsa native, a graduate of Emory University, with a Master’s Degree from the Harvard Graduate School of Education. Marcy began her career in OKC 40 years ago as a Child Development Specialist with the SE Guidance Center and Community Education Director at Red Rock Community Health Center. Marcy began teaching Developmental psychology at OSU/OKC and worked as a Research Assistant with the Emotional Health Center, OUHSC, Dept. of Psychiatry.
Marcy was appointed by Governor David Walters to serve a three year term on the Oklahoma Human Rights Commission. Other board positions included the Child Advocacy Board, and the OKC Metropolitan Library Trust Foundation.
Following retirement in 2013, Marcy served on the Board of Temple B’nai Israel. She currently serves on the Read OKC Literacy task force with the OKC Public School Foundation and is an active volunteer with the OKC Arts Council and Festival of the Arts. Marcy is a graduate of Leadership OKC, Class XX and Leadership Oklahoma, Class XXIV.
Treasurer
David is an active volunteer driver and serves as Treasurer of the board.
Dave is a 4th generation 89’er. His great grandfather, Dick T. Morgan, represented Oklahoma City and northwest Oklahoma as a member of the first Congressional Delegation elected after statehood, from 1909 – 1920. David was a member of the National Teacher Corps (precursor to Teach for America) and then taught middle school in Oklahoma City and Colorado for nine years before attending law school at the University of Denver. David was a partner at two Oklahoma City law firms (Ames Daugherty and Hastie Kirschner) before serving as General Counsel of MidFirst Bank and Midland Financial Co. from 1996 to 2014 (currently serving as Special Counsel). David has been married to Ellen Records Morgan for 45 years. He is a member of Westminster Presbyterian Church where he has served as a Deacon and an Elder. He enjoys golf and hanging out with six grandchildren.
Board Member
Germaine Odenheimer, M.D. is both a rider/member and an active volunteer driver. Dr. Odenheimer retired in December, 2017 as Professor Emeritus from the Donald W. Reynolds Department of Geriatric Medicine University of Oklahoma College of Medicine and the OKC VAMC. Dr. Odenheimer completed her medical degree at the Louisiana State University Medical Center in Shreveport. She moved to the University of Florida for her residency in neurology and a fellowship in geriatric medicine. She is board certified in neurology and has specialized expertise in cognitive impairment, aging and driving.
She has been following the ITN project since its inception over 20 years ago.
She is actively involved with the Alzheimer’s Association, serves on the OK State Council on Aging and on the OK State Long Term Care Ombudsman Committee.
She loves to travel and dabble in the arts.
Board Member
Dr. Owens is the Director of the Great Plains Residency Program and is a Family Physician. He has served on the ITNCO since its inception. Dr. Owens earned his medical degree from the University of Panama and trained at the Oklahoma Family Medicine Residency Program where he was Chief Resident.
Dr. Owens is a Clinical Professor in the Departments of Family and Preventive Medicine, Geriatric Medicine and Internal Medicine at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. He has been the Chairman of the Department of Family Medicine at Integris Baptist Medical Center since 1999.
In reference to the value of ITNCO, Dr. Owens stated, “I take care of a lot of elderly people, and I know how important it s for them to remain mobile and socially engaged. I have watched ITNCO grow and reach more and more of this often neglected segment of our community.”
Board Member
Larry Ottaway is a trial attorney with Foliart, Huff, Ottaway & Bottom Law Firm
Mr. Ottaway has tried more than 75 cases to verdict in Oklahoma. In addition, he has tried cases in Texas, Arkansas, Idaho, Colorado, New York, California, and several other states.
Mr. Ottaway has been named one of Oklahoma’s SuperLawyers and one of the state’s “Top 10 Attorneys” by Oklahoma Magazine. He is considered one of Oklahoma’s preeminent attorneys, according to his peers and Martindale-Hubbell.
Mr. Ottaway concentrates his practice in civil litigation involving products liability, professional and general negligence, insurance related issues including extra contractual liability and business disputes. He and his wife are active in the business and arts community.
Board Member
Steve is the CEO of True Sky Credit Union and previously served as Chairman of the board of Calm Waters. He is currently a Trustee on the Westminster Presbyterian Church Foundation. True Sky Credit Union is a not-for-profit financial institution, serving the needs of those who live, work, worship or attend school in the eight counties surrounding the Oklahoma City metro area. His professional experience includes strategic planning, team building and risk management.
Executive Director
Nancy is a native of Mangum, Oklahoma and graduate of Oklahoma State University. Her career began as a Social Services worker with the Department of Human Services in Oklahoma County. She spent several years in office administration for a multi-state commercial construction company and retired after 20 years as the first Executive Director of the Oklahoma City Community Service Commission, Oklahoma’s entity that administers the AmeriCorps national service program.
An active community volunteer, she has served on the Board of Directors for various organizations such as the Junior League of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Children’s Theatre, Leadership Oklahoma City, Youth Leadership Exchange, Daily Living Center, and City Arts Center. She chaired the volunteer-fueled Festival of the Arts in downtown Oklahoma City.
Rides Coordinator
My Grandmother was a very important part of my life. She moved in with us when I was in High School. When she could no longer drive, I would sometimes be asked to drive her. Since then I’ve raised my own family of five. I went to school to become a massage therapist/body worker.
Volunteerism was a big part of my family life, and when I was asked to volunteer for ITNCO, I thought it was a great way to give back to the community. A few months later, I joined the staff. Now as a staff member getting to hear the stories our Member/Riders tell, while I drive them, is my favorite part of the job. There is so much richness there
Dispatcher
Ted Corcoran is a visually limited employee of New View Oklahoma.
New View Oklahoma “partnered” with ITNCO to provide Ted as a full time dispatcher for 2 years. Riders are greeted by Ted’s friendly voice over the phone as they place their weekly rides requests. He stays in close communication with the Ride Coordinator and our excellent crew of volunteer and paid drivers. Ted is an invaluable member of the ITNCO staff!
ITN{{affiliate}} is part of the ITNAmerica family, which unites organizations across the country working to support the transportation needs of older people. The ITNAmerica model offers a platform for dignified, sustainable mobility using technological solutions and innovative programming. We welcome your interest, and hope you will consider the benefits of having an ITN affiliate in your area. To learn more, contact us


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Mostly multivariable Calculus, and some Matrix Algebra
| Date | Lecture Videos (Khan Academy) | Practice Problems from the textbook: Essential Calculus by James Stewart |
|---|---|---|
| Aug 1 | Introduction of Course | |
| Representing points and vectors in 3D |
Section 10.1: All problems. Not every problem is disussed in video but they are easy.
Section 10.2: All problems. Easy Q. What is a fundamental difference between a point $P = (1,2,3)$ and a vector $\vec{P} = \mathbf{i} + 2\mathbf{j} + 3\mathbf{k}$? |
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| Aug 6 | Introduction to 3d graphs | Section 11.1: All problems.
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| Interpreting graphs with slices | ||
| Contour plots | ||
| Aug 8 | Octave tutorial on platting and animating graphs | |
| Aug 13, 15 | Parametric Curves |
Section 10.7 Problems: 1 to 22
Octave tutorial on parametric curves and surfaces |
| Parametric Surfaces | Section 13.6 Problems 1 to 14 | |
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Vector Fiels - I
Vector Fiels - II Vector Fiels - III Vector Fiels - IV |
Section 13.1 Problems: 1 to 18 | |
| Aug 20, 22 |
Transformation I
Transformation II Transformation III |
Try to recreate these animation on Octave. |
| Aug 27 |
Partial Derivatives I
Partial Derivatives II Partial Derivatives III Partial Derivatives IV |
Section 11.3 Read the section and do ALL problems. |
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Aug 29
Class Notes |
Gradients,
Gradients and Graphs, Directional Derivative, Directional derivative, formal definition, Directional derivatives and slope, Why the gradient is the direction of steepest ascent, Gradient and contour maps |
Section 11.6 Read the section and do ALL problems.
Supporting Octave files |
| Sept 3
Class Notes |
- Position vector valued functions
- Derivative of a position vector valued function - Differential of a vector valued function - Example |
Section 10.7: Read this section. Problems 1-22 were done earlier. Do the remaining problems. |
| Sept 5
Class notes |
Multivariable Chain Rule - I
Multivariable Chain Rule - II Multivariable Chain Rule - III Multivariable Chain Rule - IV Multivariable Chain Rule - V (Optional) |
Section 11.5. Read the section. Do all problems. |
| Sept 10 & 12
Class Notes |
Curvature - I
Curvature - II Curvature - III Curvature - IV Curvature - V Curvature - VI Curvature - VII Curvature - VIII Curvature - IX |
Section 10.8: Read the section and do problems 1 to 40.
The concept of length of curves are not dicussed in the Khan Academy videos, but we will cover that in the class. Matlab file used in class |
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Sept 17
Lecture Notes |
Tangent Plane - I
Tangent Plane - II Tangent Plane - III Tangent Plane - IV |
Section 11.4: Read the section and do problems 1 to 30.
Tangent Plane matlab file |
| Optional Topics (not in syllabus, but really cool disussion) |
Quadratic Approximation - I
Quadratic Approximation - II Quadratic Approximation - III Quadratic Approximation - IV Hessian Matrix Quadratic Form Quadratic Approximation - V |
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| Sept 19, 26
Class notes |
Multivariable maxima and minima
Saddle Points Second Derivative Test - I Second Derivative Test - II Second Derivative Test - III Example Video - I Example Video - II |
Section 11.7: Read the section and do All problems |
|
Oct 1, Oct 3
Class notes |
Max-min using Lagrange Multipliers - I
Max-min using Lagrange Multipliers - II Max-min using Lagrange Multipliers - III Lagrange multiplier example, part 1 Lagrange multiplier example, part 2 Max-min using Lagrange Multipliers - IV Max-min using Lagrange Multipliers - V Proof of why Lagrange Multipliers work |
Section 11.8: Read the section and do problems 1 to 15. |
| Oct 15, 17
Class notes |
Double integration in xy coordinates |
Section 12.1 Problems 7 to 42
Section 12.2 All problems. |
| Oct 22
Class notes |
Double integration in polar coordinates | Section 12.3 Problems 1 to 29. |
| Oct 29, Oct 31
Class notes |
Triple Integration | Section 12.5 All Problems |
| Oct 31, Nov 5
Class notes |
Change of variables in double and triple integration | Section 12.8 All Problems |
| Nov 5, Nov 7
Class notes |
Volume interation in cylindrical and spherical coordinates |
Section 12.6 All Problems
Section 12.7 All Problems |
| Nov 14, 19, 21, 26
Class Notes |
Vector fields - Intro was done earlier
Line integration of vector fields Conservative vector fields |
Section 13.1 Problems: 1 to 18 (review)
Section 13.2 Problems: All problems Section 13.3 Problems: All problems Section 13.4 Problems: All problems |
| End of Syllabus. Remaining sections of Chapter 13 will be covered next semester. |


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Have you ever dreamed of what it would be like to own your own professional sports team? Fantasy games are a way to live out that dream. And, to make things easier, all fantasy games are fundamentally the same - real athletes and their real-life performances are used to generate points for fantasy teams in fantasy leagues. Then throughout the season, you will set your line-up based on how well you think "your" players will perform. The statistics your players generate in their real games are collected, and fantasy points are awarded based on these numbers. The better your players perform, the more fantasy points accrue for your fantasy team. Ultimately, these points determine a winner in seasonal leagues. The team that accumulates the most points (or points based wins) over the course of the season - or prevails in the postseason-is declared the league winner. With the league championship comes the glory to boast about it until the next season rolls around, at which point the other teams can smell sweet revenge.
Welcome to the world of fantasy football.Fantasy Football league is the closest thing you can find to buying your own professional franchise and becoming the team's coach, owner and president.  By using these statistics, you have everything you need to understand which players are performing well and which ones are not. Once you join a league, we provide you with everything needed to build the best possible football team.There's plenty of room to sling trash- talk throughout your league, and enough stats and weekly analysis to make you a fantasy player for life! We just want to make sure you know what to do with it all! So sit back as we take you through the keys to fantasy football league. Then get crackin' on creating the next fantasy dynasty!
After joining a league with Fantasy Football League you will be taken to your team information screen. You will be provided an amount of $110 to pick your team and once you have access to your team page, you will be able to change any of the following features.
You can edit your team table anytime before a league starts.Once the match has started yoiu can not change the players in team till the next match starts.
While fantasy football is usually an extremely competitive endeavor, it is important to remember that enjoyment of the game is predicated on a certain level of sportsmanship displayed by the participants. Occasionally, some team owners intentionally or unknowingly cross the line.
One person can't control more than one team in the same league. If two or more teams in the same league are under the same account, they must be controlled by different people sharing that account, but not sharing the teams. Violation of this will lead to cancellation of the teams and expulsion from the game. If an owner finds himself in this situation by accident, he/she should e-mail the League Office immediately and explain the situation.
Owners should always be polite and gracious when dealing with one another. Threats and obscenities are not only against the Rules, they are illegal in many jurisdictions. Owners that are found to have sent threatening email to another owner will be warned and/or kicked out of the game completely. This extends to message board posts as well.
Any posts (including league and team names) of a derogatory nature are strictly prohibited, whether it is in a chat room, message board or on a league's bulletin board. This includes personal attacks and sexist or racist remarks. There will be a zero tolerance level - if someone in your league is violating this policy, please contact the League Office.
In order to maintain the integrity of the league, the commissioner may contact owners of teams that remain inactive for extended periods of time. The commissioner will send notification to the email of record. Shortly thereafter, if the team remains inactive, the commissioner reserves the right to reassign ownership of the inactive team.


DRACULA: DEAD AND LOVING IT A film review by Mark R. Leeper Copyright 1996 Mark R. Leeper
Capsule: DRACULA: DEAD AND LOVING IT may be marginally better than the other films we have seen from Mel Brooks in a decade, but he is trying too hard to imitate the Zucker Brothers rather than to write in the style of THE PRODUCERS and THE TWELVE CHAIRS. Too many of his gags fall embarrassingly flat and he is not bothering to create characters the way he did in his early comedies. This is a film that frequently shows visual style and keeps promising to be something, but in the end it did not care to deliver more than gags. A few of the gags work. Rating: high 0 (-4 to +4)
It is faint praise, but DRACULA: DEAD AND LOVING IT is the best Mel Brooks comedy in quite a long while. And for once he made a film that without the humor might have been above average. But some of the nice visuals are just wasted here and the film remains only a very mediocre effort with humor that is just too weak and mechanical to carry the film. The enema jokes and other unfunny run-on gags spoil the few funny bits in this satire of three different film adaptations of DRACULA.
At one time Mel Brooks was a really good filmmaker with genuine characters and a great sense of humor. Consider the skill with which he balanced personality with humor in THE PRODUCERS or the too-rarely- seen TWELVE CHAIRS. We have not seen much of that Mel Brooks in quite a while. Brooks's humor these days leans to cheap and easy gags, scatological or just lame far too often. And the weak humor sabotages not only his own production values, but his better gags as well. DRACULA: DEAD AND LOVING IT is no YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN, but it has a nice visual sense and many of its jokes really are funny. But Brooks needs to get a better idea of which gags work and which fall flat. In the end this new film has too many jokes to work as a horror film and too high a percentage of lame jokes for it to work as a comedy.
DRACULA: DEAD AND LOVING IT is basically a reworking of the 1931 screen version, itself a reworking of the John L. Balderston and Hamilton Deane play. That play, is a perennial favorite on the stage and formed the basis of the 1931 Bela Lugosi and the 1979 Frank Langella versions of DRACULA. The Brooks film then recreates and satirizes scenes from the Lugosi, the 1958 Christopher Lee DRACULA (U.S. title: THE HORROR OF DRACULA), and the 1992 Gary Oldman BRAM STOKER'S DRACULA. There is even a quick nod to the 1921 NOSFERATU. There is a nice recreation of the stairway and web sequence from the 1931 version and a beautiful recreation of the staking of Lucy from the 1958 version, even matching the odd color values. It is in these two scenes that the film has its best moments. There are times when the photography has an exaggerated dreamlike quality that really does work. And the opening which takes us through famous graphic portrayals of vampires is done with a great deal of style. Unfortunately, these good moments get lost in the film.
By far not the smallest fault in the film is the transparent casting of Leslie Nielson as Dracula. Nielson's forte is playing characters who are overly obvious like big children, while a quality of mystery and otherworldlyness is necessary to play the famous vampire, even in a comedy. He is cast against type, and he plays against type. If that was a gamble, it fails miserably, but more likely he is in the film because of his associations with other films. Harvey Korman as Dr. Seward has more than a little Nigel Bruce in his performance.
Brooks's writing has turned formulaic and that is slow death in comedy. He fills time in the film with pointless run-on gags that do not seem to get any funnier with the repetition. One of the run-on gags only reaches its real point at the end of the credit sequence when it plays mostly to empty seats--another example of where Brooks misjudges his audience. Too many of his jokes just end up a reference to urine or feces as if that by itself is funny. Also overused are pratfalls.
It is a sad state when all the best aspects of a Mel Brooks comedy have little to do with the humor. Brooks should take a look at what made some of his early films so good and refresh his memory on the difference between humor and gags. The style of the film, perhaps contributed by a good cinematographer, brings this one up to a high 0 on the -4 to +4 scale.
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Whilst I'm on the subject of dScape, it'd be worth popping over for a look at the results of the cameraphone competition we ran for Wired Sussex: inviting folks from across Brighton to send in their snaps of the city, which were projected onto a backdrop at the evening event (and look rather smart, if I say so myself). All credit to Jon Andrews and Devi Lozdan @ FP for their work on this.


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Thanks for checking out this site. This demo uses the canvas element to draw fish swimming in a fish tank. The FPS count tells you how many frames per second the browser is able to draw. If you add or remove fish, the frames per second will go up or down depending on how much work the browser is able to do each frame.
The UI is primarliy driven through Javascript and Canvas. The purpose of these demos is to convey a concept and not intended to be used as a best practice for web development.
Itís not the cleanest code, and in some places we took shortcuts to get more demos to you. Enjoy!


Two convenient features that can help reduce code duplication when defining workflow descriptors are common actions, and global actions.
The basic idea is simple. Both of these types of actions can be defined at the top of the workflow descriptor, after the initial-actions element.
Common actions are useful in cases where at various points of the workflow, a particular action needs to be available. For example, this could be a 'send email' action. The action would likely have some pre-functions, perhaps a validator, perhaps even an inline script. All in all it might be 7-8 lines of xml. Since this action is needed in multiple places, the code would have to be duplicated wherever it's needed.
Defining it as a common action avoids this need for duplication. The action would be defined once as a common action. Then any steps that need to have that action available would simply reference it like this:
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Global actions are slightly different. They are defined the same way (in a global-actions element after initial-actions), but instead of having to be explicitly referenced by a particular step, they are always available to ALL steps. An example of a global action for example could be 'terminate workflow', where at any stage, it is possible to end the workflow (for example, by setting its state to KILLED), and perhaps log it and send an email (defined as functions in the global action).
In both cases, all global and common actions should have unique ID's that do not clash with any other action ID's in the workflow descriptor.
Common and Global actions may not require a transition to another step. In this case, the result of the action may specify the next step as 0 to signify that no transition is required, as with the following example.
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To measure the usefulness of USASpending.gov, we used three metrics: consistency, completeness, and timeliness. These metrics work in concert to test whether citizens have accurate spending information when they need it. Government spending occurs continually, so spending data loses value over time. Thus spending should be reported as soon as possible. Yet inaccurate data is of little use, no matter how timely it is.
Programs that misreport less than 50% of their spending, across all three metrics, are considered good and colored green in the graph. It's immediately clear that most programs are not good at reporting their spending.
See our list of the best-reporting programs »To determine a program's consistency, we compare what government agencies report to USASpending.gov against the obligations reported in the Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance (CFDA). Discrepancies between these two systems hinder a citizen's ability to use these tools to ensure accountability in federal spending. Furthermore, the ability to debate the merits of individual assistance programs relies on our ability to agree on how much those programs cost. How can outside observers agree on these costs if those spending the money seemingly cannot agree with themselves?
The proportion of programs that report their spending consistently between USASpenging.gov and CFDA has not improved from 2008 to 2010. The lack of enforcement of the current law has weakened the incentive for agencies or programs to accurately report their spending. This trend is likely to hold until such an incentive is introduced.
| Fiscal Year | Consistent Programs |
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| 2008 | 35% |
| 2009 | 34% |
| 2010 | 33% |
Completing paper work is usually a necessary step in applying for assistance from the government. If you fail to completely fill out the forms, you usually don't get assistance. Yet when it comes to USASpending.gov, the government doesn't subject itself to that same level of scrutiny. While the law requires certain fields in the USASpending.gov data to be completely filled out, most are not. Indeed 87% of all reported 2010 spending is lacking some required information.
USASpending.gov has been described as the nation's checkbook. In order to balance a checkbook you must have a minimum set of information about each transaction. You need to know how much money was transferred, who received the money, and when the transaction took place. The fields required by USASpending.gov are meant to allow such a balancing. However, our results show that this is not possible with most of the records in USASpending.gov.
There has been considerable improvement from 2008 to 2010 in our timeliness metric. In fact, 2010 marks the first time the average program reporting lag was within the 30 day requirement. The latest average is 27 days, which is down nearly 50% from 51 days in 2008.
| Fiscal Year | Average Reporting Lag |
|---|---|
| 2008 | 51 days |
| 2009 | 58 days |
| 2010 | 27 days |
More impressive is the reversal of the proportion of spending reported on-time (see chart at right). In 2010, 87% of spending was reported on-time while in 2008 that same proportion was reported late.
Unfortunately the value of this on-time reporting is ultimately diminished by the inconsistency and incompleteness of the data reported.


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University of Missouri School of Medicine
 ![:scale 70%](https://i.imgur.com/9btotx8.png) --- ## Goals for today 1. Think about why & how we use traditional (frequentist) statistics 1. Think about how we make decisions everyday 1. Combine the two into a statistical framework 1. Discuss how we use these approaches in my lab to make draw conclusions based on data --- ## How do trainees learn statistics? ### Undergraduate - Mostly not required for undergraduate science majors (e.g., biology) ### Graduate - One or more courses - Practical experience ### School of Medicine - Someday to be an MCAT prerequisite - IPC4 initially at MU via Epidemiology --- class: center, middle ## Frequentist approaches ![:scale 80%](https://i.imgur.com/guHfGWo.png) --- ## Common assumptions - Homogeneity of variances - Normality of residuals - Large sample sizes - Experiments repeated --- ## P-values and the peril of null hypothesis testing > What is the probability of observing these data if the null hypothesis were true? .center[ ![:scale 70%](https://i.imgur.com/fm5528s.png) ] --- ## Chimeras ![:scale 28%](https://i.imgur.com/8MATapS.jpg)![:scale 37%](https://i.imgur.com/yNqqwCY.jpg)![:scale 33%](https://i.imgur.com/PzsN7V4.jpg) **Fisher**: *P*-values as a ad hoc indicator **Neyman & Pearson**: Choosing from among statistical models --- ## The last ~50 years... 1. Fisher's P < 0.05 is "significant" - Fisher though 0.05 was "good enough" 2. Neyman and Pearson's hypothesis testing - Not considering "null hypotheses" - Straw man hypothesis (no difference, no effect) .center[ ![:scale 75%](https://i.imgur.com/tedA6Ts.png) ] --- ## Null hypothesis statistical testing 1. Design experiment 1. Collect data 1. Analyze data, evaluate *P*-value - Reject null hypothesis (or not) 1. Conclude --- ## Confidence intervals --- ## (Re)emergence of Bayesian inference --- ## Bayes history --- ## In praise of gambling .center[ ![:scale 44%](https://i.imgur.com/C4LOeAK.jpg)![:scale 40%](https://i.imgur.com/x0d2CX4.jpg) Abraham de Moivre ] --- ## In praise of gambling .pull-left[ ![:scale 90%](https://i.imgur.com/EyuUNeB.jpg) ] .pull-right[ What is the probability of getting dealt 4 aces in a poker hand? ] `$$\frac{4}{52}\frac{3}{51}\frac{2}{50}\frac{1}{49}\frac{48}{48}\times 5 = 0.000018 = 0.0018\%$$` .center[ (There is nothing special about aces.) ] --- ## Inverse probability > Given that a poker player has dealt three hands in a row with four aces, *what is the probability that the dealer is cheating*? ![:scale 33%](https://i.imgur.com/EyuUNeB.jpg)![:scale 33%](https://i.imgur.com/EyuUNeB.jpg)![:scale 33%](https://i.imgur.com/EyuUNeB.jpg) -- `$$0.000018^3 = 0.00000000000058\%$$` --- ## Thomas Bayes .center[ ![:scale 44%](https://i.imgur.com/LlYJtH4.jpg) (Probably not Thomas Bayes) ] --- ## Pierre Simon Laplace .center[ ![:scale 44%](https://i.imgur.com/eWHLAUB.jpg) ] --- ## Your brain as a Bayesian engine .pull-left[Two movies open the same week. **What is the probability that each will earn $200 million?** ] .pull-right[ ![:scale 80%](https://i.imgur.com/XVU4S2T.jpg) ] --- ## Your brain as a Bayesian engine .pull-left[Two movies open the same week. **What is the probability that each will earn $200 million?** ] .pull-right[ ![:scale 80%](https://i.imgur.com/XVU4S2T.jpg) ] 1. One movie earned $100 million in the first weekend 2. The other movie earned $1 million in the first weekend --- ## Patient with chest pain Patient presents with substernal chest pain on exertion, gradually getting worse over 1 month. Pain not associated with meals. No nausea/vomiting. > What's the diagnosis? --- ## Patient with chest pain **23 y/o female patient with history of anxiety** presents with substernal chest pain on exertion, gradually getting worse over 1 month. Pain not associated with meals. No nausea/vomiting. > What's the diagnosis? --- ## Patient with chest pain **67 y/o male patient with history of hypertension, DM, and hyperlipidemia** presents with substernal chest pain on exertion, gradually getting worse over 1 month. Pain not associated with meals. No nausea/vomiting. > What's the diagnosis? --- ## Bayesian clinical reasoning **Data**: Your patient has a cough **Hypotheses**: -- 1. Patient has a cold -- 2. Patient has lung cancer -- 3. Patient has gastroenteritis --- # Priors Some reasonable priors: -- 1. Cold (lifetime risk ~99%) -- 2. Lung cancer (lifetime risk ~6%) -- 3. Gastroenteritis (lifetime risk ~99%) --- # Posterior 1. High prior x high likelihood = high posterior probability -- 2. Low prior x low likelihood = low posterior probability -- 3. High prior x low likelihood = low posterior probability --- ## A patient with the pox .center[ ![scale 120%](https://i.imgur.com/WITJSIT.jpg) ] --- ## Pox: Chicken or Small? .center[ ![scale 100%](https://i.imgur.com/bbT8vYn.jpg) ] --- ## Pox: Chicken or Small? .center[ ![scale 70%](https://i.imgur.com/fCthUjq.jpg) ] --- ## Bayesian decisions > The only real novelty on the Bayesian approach lies in the fact that it provides a *formal mechanism* for taking account of these preferences and weights instead of leaving it to the decision maker's unaided intuition to determine their implications. We believe, however, that without this formalization decisions under uncertainty have been and will remain essentially arbitrary, as evidenced by the fact that, in most statistical practice, consequences and performance characteristics receive mere lip service while decisions are actually made by treating the numbers .05 and .95 with the same superstitious awe that is usually reserved for the number 13. .right[ Raiffa and Schlaifer, 1961 *Applied Statistical Decision Theory* ] --- ## A little math `$$P(a, b) = P(a|b)P(b)$$` `$$P(a,b) = P(b|a)P(a)$$` `$$P(b|a) = \frac{P(a|b)P(b)}{P(a)}$$` --- ## For scientific inference `$$P(b|a) = \frac{P(a|b)P(b)}{P(a)}$$` `$$P(hypothesis|data) = \frac{P(data|hypo)P(hypo)}{P(data)}$$` `$$P(hypothesis|data) = \frac{P(data|hypo)P(hypo)}{\Sigma_{h'\in H}P(d'|h')P(h')}$$` Posterior probability is the product of the likelihood and prior normalized by their sum (to make the probability sum to 1). --- ## Rolling dice `$$P(a,b) = P(a|b)P(b)$$` `$$P(roll~1, roll~1) = \frac{1}{6} \cdot \frac{1}{6} = \frac{1}{36}$$` --- ## Mechanics of Bayesian inference --- ## Why now (and not 100 years ago)? 1. Fisher looms large 1. Monte Carlo methods (Manhattan Project) 1. Computers (ENIAC) .center[ ![scale 5%](https://i.imgur.com/gKeVZdp.jpg) ![scale 5%](https://i.imgur.com/SMbYmEt.jpg) ] --- ## Benefits of Bayesian inference --- ## Mouse masses example --- ## Mouse limb bones --- ## Alligator bone mechanics .center[ ![scale 100%](https://i.imgur.com/rBXE5Hv.png) ] --- ## Gator models --- ## Gators ![scale 80%](https://i.imgur.com/heVWzGI.png)


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Open Alert Dialog
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COLUMN
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BSD mandoc
NAME
column - columnate listsSYNOPSIS
column [-tx ] [-c columns ] [-s sep ] [file ... ]DESCRIPTION
The column utility formats its input into multiple columns. Rows are filled before columns. Input is taken from file operands, or, by default, from the standard input. Empty lines are ignored.The options are as follows:
- -c
- Output is formatted for a display columns wide.
- -s
- Specify a set of characters to be used to delimit columns for the -t option.
- -t
- Determine the number of columns the input contains and create a table. Columns are delimited with whitespace, by default, or with the characters supplied using the -s option. Useful for pretty-printing displays.
- -x
- Fill columns before filling rows.
Column exits 0 on success, >0 if an error occurred.
ENVIRONMENT
- COLUMNS
- The environment variable COLUMNS is used to determine the size of the screen if no other information is available.
EXAMPLES
(printf "PERM LINKS OWNER GROUP SIZE MONTH DAY HH:MM/YEAR NAME\n" \
; ls -l | sed 1d) | column -t
SEE ALSO
colrm(1), ls(1), paste(1), sort(1)HISTORY
The column command appeared in BSD 4.3 RenoAVAILABILITY
The column command is part of the util-linux-ng package and is available from ftp://ftp.kernel.org/pub/linux/utils/util-linux-ng/.
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{% extends "include/base2.html" %} {% load i18n %} {% block title %} {% trans 'New User Guide' %} {% endblock %}
{% trans 'Note on notation' %} : 't' for tag, 'v' for vote, '&' is "and" relation, '|' is "or" relation, '~' is "not" relation. edu efforts in China = t:chinese & t:education computer errands = t:errand & t:on computer Chinese web and IT = t:OS in China | t:chinese sites | t:chinese web | t:grassroots in China | t:IT in China | t:beijing web important agile programming people = t:agile & t:people & v:>2 Non tech blog= t:blog & ~t:tech important liberal arts learning = t:movies | t:books | t:blogs & ~t:tech & v:>2 consciousness only = t:consciousness & ~t:society & ~t:new science & ~t:zen stuff that has "thinking" in = thinking


Patient is pregnant
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Patient wishes to defer
Undergoing relevant treatment
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Practice invitation
Discharge from colposcopy
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Patient's requested for no further tests
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Mental capacity act (best interests)
Doesn't want to do it
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Patient wishes to defer
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Patient's requested for no further tests
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Patient wishes to defer
Undergoing relevant treatment
Administrative reason
Practice invitation
Discharge from colposcopy
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No cervix
Patient's requested for no further tests
Other reason
Mental capacity act (best interests)
Patient is pregnant
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Recent test
Current pregnancy
Patient wishes to defer
Undergoing relevant treatment
Administrative reason
Practice invitation
Discharge from colposcopy
Due to age
No cervix
Patient's requested for no further tests
Other reason
Mental capacity act (best interests)
Removed due to mental capacity
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Current pregnancy
Patient wishes to defer
Undergoing relevant treatment
Administrative reason
Practice invitation
Discharge from colposcopy
Due to age
No cervix
Patient's requested for no further tests
Other reason
Mental capacity act (best interests)


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This section will also eventually contain information additional about the selected datataset. It will provide:


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Apple macOS '.DS_Store' file format.
This page hosts a formal specification of macOS '.DS_Store' format using Kaitai Struct. This specification can be automatically translated into a variety of programming languages to get a parsing library.
meta:
id: ds_store
title: macOS '.DS_Store' format
file-extension: DS_Store
xref:
justsolve: Desktop_Services_Store
pronom: fmt/394
wikidata: Q307271
license: MIT
ks-version: 0.9
encoding: UTF-8
endian: be
doc: |
Apple macOS '.DS_Store' file format.
doc-ref:
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.DS_Store
- https://metacpan.org/dist/Mac-Finder-DSStore/view/DSStoreFormat.pod
- https://0day.work/parsing-the-ds_store-file-format/
seq:
- id: alignment_header
contents: [0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x01]
- id: buddy_allocator_header
type: buddy_allocator_header
instances:
buddy_allocator_body:
pos: buddy_allocator_header.ofs_bookkeeping_info_block + 4
size: buddy_allocator_header.len_bookkeeping_info_block
type: buddy_allocator_body
block_address_mask:
value: 0x1f
doc: |
Bitmask used to calculate the position and the size of each block
of the B-tree from the block addresses.
types:
buddy_allocator_header:
seq:
- id: magic
contents: ["Bud1"]
doc: Magic number 'Bud1'.
- id: ofs_bookkeeping_info_block
type: u4
- id: len_bookkeeping_info_block
type: u4
- id: copy_ofs_bookkeeping_info_block
type: u4
doc: Needs to match 'offset_bookkeeping_info_block'.
- size: 16
doc: |
Unused field which might simply be the unused space at the end of the block,
since the minimum allocation size is 32 bytes.
buddy_allocator_body:
seq:
- id: num_blocks
type: u4
doc: Number of blocks in the allocated-blocks list.
- size: 4
doc: Unknown field which appears to always be 0.
- id: block_addresses
type: block_descriptor
repeat: expr
repeat-expr: num_block_addresses
doc: Addresses of the different blocks.
- id: num_directories
type: u4
doc: Indicates the number of directory entries.
- id: directory_entries
type: directory_entry
repeat: expr
repeat-expr: num_directories
doc: Each directory is an independent B-tree.
- id: free_lists
type: free_list
repeat: expr
repeat-expr: num_free_lists
types:
block_descriptor:
seq:
- id: address_raw
type: u4
instances:
offset:
value: (address_raw & ~_root.block_address_mask) + 4
size:
value: 1 << (address_raw & _root.block_address_mask)
directory_entry:
seq:
- id: len_name
type: u1
- id: name
size: len_name
type: str
- id: block_id
type: u4
free_list:
seq:
- id: counter
type: u4
- id: offsets
type: u4
repeat: expr
repeat-expr: counter
instances:
num_block_addresses:
value: 256
num_free_lists:
value: 32
directories:
io: _root._io
type: master_block_ref(_index)
repeat: expr
repeat-expr: num_directories
doc: Master blocks of the different B-trees.
master_block_ref:
params:
- id: idx
type: u8
instances:
master_block:
pos: _parent.block_addresses[_parent.directory_entries[idx].block_id].offset
size: _parent.block_addresses[_parent.directory_entries[idx].block_id].size
type: master_block
types:
master_block:
seq:
- id: block_id
type: u4
doc: Block number of the B-tree's root node.
- id: num_internal_nodes
type: u4
doc: Number of internal node levels.
- id: num_records
type: u4
doc: Number of records in the tree.
- id: num_nodes
type: u4
doc: Number of nodes in the tree.
- type: u4
doc: Always 0x1000, probably the B-tree node page size.
instances:
root_block:
io: _root._io
pos: _root.buddy_allocator_body.block_addresses[block_id].offset
type: block
block:
seq:
- id: mode
type: u4
doc: If mode is 0, this is a leaf node, otherwise it is an internal node.
- id: counter
type: u4
doc: Number of records or number of block id + record pairs.
- id: data
type: block_data(mode)
repeat: expr
repeat-expr: counter
types:
block_data:
params:
- id: mode
type: u4
seq:
- id: block_id
type: u4
if: mode > 0
- id: record
type: record
instances:
block:
io: _root._io
pos: _root.buddy_allocator_body.block_addresses[block_id.as<u4>].offset
type: block
if: mode > 0
types:
record:
seq:
- id: filename
type: ustr
- id: structure_type
type: four_char_code
doc: Description of the entry's property.
- id: data_type
size: 4
type: str
doc: Data type of the value.
- id: value
type:
switch-on: data_type
cases:
'"long"': u4
'"shor"': u4
'"bool"': u1
'"blob"': record_blob
'"type"': four_char_code
'"ustr"': ustr
'"comp"': u8
'"dutc"': u8
types:
record_blob:
seq:
- id: length
type: u4
- id: value
size: length
ustr:
seq:
- id: length
type: u4
- id: value
size: 2 * length
type: str
encoding: UTF-16BE
four_char_code:
seq:
- id: value
size: 4
type: str
instances:
rightmost_block:
io: _root._io
pos: _root.buddy_allocator_body.block_addresses[mode].offset
type: block
if: mode > 0
doc: Rightmost child block pointer.


#include <cstring> int memcmp( const void *buffer1, const void *buffer2, size_t count );
The function memcmp() compares the first count characters of buffer1 and buffer2. The return values are as follows:


Goal of example is to show how create reactive REST services on Typesafe stack with Akka and Slick.
Example contains complete REST service for entity interaction.
For more information please read README at authors Github: https://github.com/ArchDev/akka-http-rest/blob/master/README.md


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Price: $2000
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Battery cycle count 600
All keys are functional
Many apps installed
Coffee Cup
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iPhone 6
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"Saturation of surface air is a condition of favorable fire weather; that is, conductive to low fire danger. Less favorable are conditions of unsaturation that permit evaporation from forest fuels, increasing their flammability and the fire danger. Relative humidity (RH) is the measure of atmospheric moisture in a volume of air to the total amount which that volume can hold at the given temperature and atmospheric pressure. Relative humidity is the ratio of actual vapor pressure to saturation to near zero for very dry air. Relative humidity depends on the actual moisture content of the air, the temperature, and the pressure."
Reference page 37 of the Fire Weather Book, NFE 1174.
The thing to remember is that humidity is not the direct cause of fuel moisture changes. Fuel moisture is determined by the heating or cooling of the fuel. During the day, solar radiation heats and drys the fuel, and at night re-radiation from the earth cools the fuel.
Heating fuel lowers fuel moisture. Cooling fuel raises fuel moisture. Heated fuel is more flammable than cool fuel.
Lay your hand on your car that is in the sun and feel how hot it is. It is hotter than the air. And at night, where does the dew form? In the air or on an exposed solid object like your windshield? So what are the implications of that evidence? Look to fuel temperature to explain the cause of fuel moisture variations on the fireground. Fuel moisture variations are the reason for hot fuel causing hotter fire behavior than cool fuel.


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PSYCHO (1998) (Universal) Starring: Vince Vaughn, Anne Heche, Julianne Moore, Viggo Mortensen, William H. Macy. Screenplay: Joseph Stefano, based on the novel by Robert Bloch. Producers: Brian Grazer and Gus Van Sant. Director: Gus Van Sant. MPAA Rating: R (violence, adult themes) Running Time: 104 minutes. Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
I'll admit that I didn't rent the original PSYCHO last night so I could make my shot-by-shot comparison with a fresh memory. I'm fairly certain Hitchcock didn't make it explicit that Master Bates was masturbating while watching Marion Crane disrobe, the opening helicopter shot was definitely new, and I can't recall near-subliminal shots of gathering storm clouds edited into the legendary "shower scene." Otherwise, everything appeared pretty consistent with my recollection. Director Gus Van Sant -- for reasons he has given anywhere from "why not remake a good film instead of a bad film?" to just plain "why not?" -- had indeed taken one of American cinema's most iconic horror films, dipped it in color, and served it up whole to a new generation of movie-goers.
The metronomic repetition of "why" is a bit futile at this point, but I'm willing to hazard my own guess as to the answer: Van Sant wanted to remind viewers what a brilliant director Alfred Hitchcock was, and what a brilliant example of direction PSYCHO was in particular. I hope viewers (and critics) don't fold their arms in indignation so tightly against their chests that they fail to recognize how incredibly suspenseful and tautly paced the first hour of this PSYCHO is. Beginning with the most famous red herring in film history -- the theft of $400,000 from a real estate office -- the story follows Marion Crane (Anne Heche) from Phoenix to California, where she makes an ill-fated stop at the Bates Motel. There she meets manager Norman Bates (Vince Vaughn), whose heart belongs to Mommy and whose cutlery has a way of finding itself imbedded in flesh.
Heretical though it may seem to say so, the first half of this PSYCHO is better than the original, because Heche's interpretation of Marion is better than Janet Leigh's. Her steadily mounting guilt and fear of discovery as she tries to bring the loot to her bankrupt boyfriend Sam (Viggo Mortensen) are palpable. The staging -- Hitch's ominous angles, Bernard Herrmann's chilling score -- masterfully builds the tension, but it also allows us watch Heche's mind work, and she's as fiercely intelligent an actress as we have today. While the narrative is focused on Marion's flight, it really flies.
Eventually, of course, Marion exits the film wrapped in a shower curtain, which leaves us with Norman and the snooping of Sam, Marion's concerned sister Lila (Julianne Moore) and private detective Arbogast (William H. Macy). It also leaves us with the PSYCHO's one huge problem: Vince Vaughn as Norman Bates. There's nothing exactly wrong with Vaughn's performance, which is edgy and scary. Vaughn simply can't help the fact that physically, he is completely wrong for the role. Towering over every other actor in the piece, his good looks untamed by a bad haircut, Vaughn is far too physically intimidating to play the meek, sexually repressed basket case. He throws the entire second half of the film out of whack, leaving the audience with nothing to do but watch Van Sant and his cast play out the rest of the film.
There are any number of reasons why a PSYCHO nearly 40 years removed from the well-known original can't work quite as well. The shower scene is now a film-school standby as minutely dissected as the Zapruder film, not a viscerally shocking surprise; familiarity with the true nature of Norman's "mother" makes some of his dialogue unintentionally humorous. But there's no question that it does still work as an example of building terror through film-making skill. It also shows that the success of particular choices may be built around the casting. The best choice with Anthony Perkins as Norman does not equal the best choice with Vince Vaughn as Norman -- it's chaos theory at its finest applied to the art of directing. Gus Van Sant has honored the master (closing the film with a dedication to Hitchcock), but he hasn't duplicated him. This incarnation of PSYCHO isn't a forgery of a great work of art. It's more like a photo of a great work in an art history textbook -- a bit flat, but intriguing enough to make you want to get a better look at the real thing.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 shower caps: 6.
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