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Chicagoans have been observing and protecting birds for centuries. Lincoln Park Zoo's Urban Wildlife Institute recreated a study from the year 1910 to measure how bird populations have changed along with growing urbanization. This graph shows the number of species that were spotted during peak migration across the century. Click here for more information about the study!
A graph showing how much certain species of bird are differently affected by collisions.
Some data on Chicagoland birds.
Download .csv file


Website Design
Custom Website
Generate more leads with an effective web presence. Each of our websites can be developed with a very easy to use content management system, also known as a CMS, and we provide free basic training on how to use your website. Setup a website without having to hire a professional web developer or designer. Establishing a web presence and effectively marketing your website can take weeks or even months of researching different services such as; website designers, developers, website hosting, online marketing, SEO experts, logo designers, link builders, article writers and so on.
Templated Web Design
A website template (or web template) is a pre-designed webpage, or set of HTML webpages that anyone can use to "plug-in" their own text content and images into to create a website. Usually built with HTML and CSS code, website templates allow anyone to setup a website without having to hire a professional web developer or designer, although, many developers do use website templates to create sites for their clients. This allows anyone to build a reasonably priced personal or business website that can then be listed in search engines so users can search for your specific product or service. We can build any type or size website you require, from small custom designed websites or highly advanced online stores. We also offer lots of help and advice along the way, so don't worry if you are not a web guru, we have you covered.
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Have Asset audit your website for you. Everyone should be doing website audits. A website SEO audit is a full analysis of everything related to your website’s level of search visibility.  Over the last year we have seen incredible changes from the search engines in how they compute the search results when someone does a search. It used to be that you could just add keywords to your title tags and content and header tags – get a few back links and there you go you are ranking!It is NOT AT ALL like that anymore and most business owners have not been able to keep up! There are hundreds of factors used by the search engines to determine how your site will be returned in the results. Some of the more recent additions to these factors include:
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How you prepare for Self-isolation
Staying at home and self-isolating can be difficult, stressful or inconvenient but by self-isolating you're saving lives. There are things you can do now to help you if you need to Self-isolate in the future.
Plan how you can get food, medication and other supplies
Food:
- set up an online account with your supermarket
- have a small supply of basic essentials with long shelf lives ready
Medication:
- contact your local council and ask if your medication can be delivered by your local community hub
- ask your local pharmacy if they can deliver your medication
- sign up online to have your prescription delivered by Boots, Pharmacy2U or Well
Know where to get help and support
- save NHS 111 online coronavirus service and get a test to check if you have coronavirus in your browser
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Dale Zulauf, President
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- 133 facilities in the United Kingdom
- More than 8,000 beds
SunBridge Assisted Living
Jerry C. Meyer, President
- Plans to construct 40 assisted living
facilities
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- First facility open in Denver
Rehabilitation Services
Robert Levin, Senior Vice President, Rehabilitation
Services
Sundance
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David Kniess, President
- Presence in 42 states, plus Washington, D.C.
- Provides contract rehabilitation therapy
services to more than 1,000 facilities
CareerStaff Unlimited, Inc.
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states
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Tom Futch, Chief Executive Officer
- Respiratory therapy services
- More than 343 contracts in 34 states.
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Peter Steenblock, President
- Mobile x-ray, laboratory, hospice and
physician services
Pharmaceutical Services
Warren Schelling, Senior Vice President,
Pharmaceutical Services
Sunscript Pharmacy Corporation
John Driscoll, President
- Provides institutional pharmacy services to
more than 500 facilities
SunChoice Medical Supply, Inc.
Ray Fitchette, President
- Provides medical supplies and inventory
management to nursing homes
Sunscript/SunChoice U.K.
David Teasdale, Managing Director
- Provides retail and institutional pharmacy
services in England, Wales and Scotland
- 12 pharmacies
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15 years ago, you could design a great website for your client and not have to worry too much about things like SEO best-practices or the latest Google Search algorithm update. You could simply stuff the your site with keywords and be on the first page of Ask Jeeves.
(Or at least that’s what they tell me; 15 years ago I was sneaking cigarettes in-between classes and practicing for my Driver’s Ed exam).
To put it simply, times have changed.
I’ve been a non-smoker for 4 years and Google’s search algorithm is more intelligent and influential than ever.
Designing successful websites for your clients isn’t just a 1-step process anymore. You’ve got to prepare your website projects for Step 2 — long-term search engine and internet marketing success.
Here’s a simple 10-point checklist you can use for your next website project to nudge your clients toward position #1.
Disclaimer: While the following are widely accepted white-hat SEO best practices, they don’t guarantee success. Never promise your clients “page 1” or “position 1” performance. That’s just bad for business.
1. Meta information
Meta information has been repeatedly exploited by overzealous webmasters and no longer impacts search engine rankings like it used to. Here are some quick do’s and dont’s.
- Don’t create a meta keywords tag
- Don’t stuff your title tag/description with keywords
- Do start your title tag with your main keyword/phrase
- Do keep your title tag length under 55 characters
- Do keep your description length under 160 characters
2. Local search rankings
Does your client provide local goods and services to customers within a service area? What better way to get them in front of local customers than to sign them up for a Google My Business Listing? (That question was mostly rhetorical.)
Learn more at Google My Business.
3. Website architecture
Google looks at things like a logical, well-organized website architecture when crawling the links on your site.
- Have you been able to establish a clear hierarchy of pages on your website?
- Are they all linked together and well organized?
Also be sure to upload an XML sitemap of those pages to the web root.
4. Image optimization
Your client’s audience doesn’t want to read a wall of text any more than you or your client does.
While it is indeed important to provide high quality, crawlable text content on your site’s pages, it’s also important that readers spend time on your site.
By breaking up the text with high quality images (and adding descriptive alt tags to those images), you can appease both users and search engines. Also, be sure to optimize those images for web viewing and keep those file sizes as small as possible without compromising too much quality.
5. Headings and subheadings
Keeping your content organized with short, descriptive headings and subheadings is a great way to keep users on-site and search engines happy.
Be sure that you only include 1 <h1> tag per page, and that <h1> tag includes a keyword or phrase important to that business or particular page.
6. Google Analytics
You wouldn’t open a retirement account without monitoring your portfolio’s performance over time, would you?
Well you can be sure your clients will want to know how the site’s performing over time.
By equipping your clients with the ability to analyze website data, you’re enabling them to make decisions on how to improve the site, potentially opening yourself up to repeat business.
7. Webmaster Tools
Sorry Google, you’re not the only one I’ll mention here. Bing Webmaster Tools is also important for maximizing search performance on Bing, which commands about 19% of the global search market share.
Be sure to submit your XML Sitemaps to both sites, as well as monitor for important errors for a period of time after launching the site.
8. 301 redirects
If you’re re-designing a client’s website, be careful you’re not creating costly 404 errors to go along with that beautiful new site. It’s usually a good idea to pull down the old XML sitemap to use as a reference point for creating 301 redirects. Webmaster Tools also provides 404 error data you can use to create 301 redirects.
Furthermore, try not to create a “blanket redirect;” that is, redirecting all the old URLs to, for example, the new homepage. Take the time to redirect each old URL to a relevant new URL.
9. Privacy policy and contact page
Be sure that the new site includes a top-level navigation menu item for a contact page, and that contact page contains crawlable company information like the company name, address, and phone number (if you mark the address up with Schema, even better!).
Also be sure to include a Privacy Policy if you’re planning on capturing user information with a web form. Check out this typical privacy policy generator if you’re stuck.
10. Don’t spam your name
Ok, this may not necessarily be an SEO tip, but it’s something that can easily be taken too far. Designers who spam their client’s website with “Designed by [insert company name and hyperlink here]” and litter the source code with meta author information and HTML comments.
It’s their site. Use your client’s new site in your portfolio — but keep your name (and website URL) off of it unless you have explicit permission.
Got more great SEO tips?
Let me hear ‘em in the comments!
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A Party Game
for Horrible OCaml Developers
Cards Against Humanity: In OCaml. Need I say anymore?
Cards Against Humanity is a card game (based on the popular family card game “Apples to Apples”) that pushes the bounds of friendship and political correctness through the incorrect and explicit juxtaposition of frankly unrelated objects in a very unusual (and often obscene) context.
Cards Against OCaml is a multiplayer, server-client implementation of the popular card game Cards Against Humanity. Written in November of 2015 as the final project for CS 3110 at Cornell University, Cards Against OCaml was a team effort representing the result of several weeks of design, implementation, and testing.
Streamlined User Interface (because this is definitely what matters)
Client-Server Architecture (to make your unstable game more stable)
Connect with Multiple Friends in a LAN Party
Bots... lots of bots (cause everyone likes bots right?)
A timer for those slow friends who can't decide
A list of the winners (because the only thing that matters is winning)
The same terrible cards from the original game (and the option to add more)
A simple Bash script (so that you don't have to do any of the setup)


As a journalist, Jin keeps a small Wordpress blog
and publishes some of his research, observations and multimedia projects.
He has written for Northeastern University's new international student magazine,
the Global Observer. Jin has also written for The Scope
on a community-based organization "Everything is Free" in Boston.
The header of the Global Observer website.
In particular, Jin is curious of the relationships between Asian American identities,
cultural diaporas and their future influence in the world.
He believes that his multicultural and multilingual experiences,
studies in computer science, game design and journalism
allow him to observe from a perspective that may differ from
traditionally trained journalists.
A research game project designed to test the psychological concept of "conformity" and "obedience" within the cyberpunk environment and narrative.
As the player progresses through the levels, their decisions will impact gameplay in subsequent levels, as well as the player's personal ending.
Research paper "Integrate: A Digital Game for Testing Conformity in Game Making" published in Springer book
"Game User Experience and Player-Centered Design" in spring of 2020!
Jin is the corresponding author for this chapter.
For the curious, there is a Github repository of the game,
as well as a web version of Integrate available on itch.io.
Details about this specific project can be found on the research page.
Jin worked as the Lead Narrative Writer, Assistant Programmer, and the Technical Artist/Animator for this project.
Spritesheets of Jin's first-ever sprite animations.
The game was inspired by Korean folklore about "Imugi," also known as lesser dragons.
The narrative follows the Imugi character in its descending journey to find strength, wisdom, and empathy
before then catching a pearl from heaven.
The player takes on the role of one such Imugi and must find virtues to become a fully grown dragon.
The design goal was for players to feel like they were descending through the maze-like ocean as they searched for the virtues,
encountering enemies, obstacles, and bits of story along the way.
The further they descend, the more mysterious and chaotic the game becomes.
In an underwater world filled with strange items with histories and enemies to slay,
the Imugi's journey to collect the Three Virtues will not be easy...
A look deep in the abyss level. You seem to have found something?
Play the web version of DRAGON, or take a glimpse into the Github Repository.
Jin worked as the Project Lead for this student project.
A game inspired by a certain college student's desperate need for coffee on a late school night,
CRUNCHTIME is a board/card game with the premise of being... university students studying for a final exam!
Unleash your unfortunate college student powers as a Coffee Hound and hoard INT!!
Everyone seems to have been slacking on their studies and starts with zero INT, which you need to pass exams.
Players play through a total of seven turns with each turn representing one day.

Beware low energy days, for player action points are greatly reduced in comparison to high energy days.
But wait, Your physical and mental health is important too! Neglect these, and your performance during your final examinations will suffer.
You have the choice to study with a buddy, cram the last two days with unhealthy combinations of coffee and energy drinks,
go stress shopping and see derivatives everywhere...
Or perhaps even give up on your studies and prank your friends instead!
Image of the final board design.
(Sidenote: This game hit too close to home for most of its playtesters, as well as its creators.)
Jin worked together with a professional illustrator in the ambitious WANDERLUST project,
successfully Kickstarted at the end of 2017.
As the entire anthology focused on the themes "Quests and Journeys",
the story "Plum Rain" tells of the ancient Sillan warriors of South Korea,
the Hwarang and of otherworldly spirits commonplace in Korean mythology. As the story writer of the comic,
Jin was responsible for delivering narrative and scripting the panels in the comic accordingly.
A peek at some of the published comic with the story concept introduction.


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Really cool comic with some neat facts about coffee.


Posted on Sunday, June 28, 2015
Prior to starting DBC, I had never heard of stereotype threat or imposter syndrome. I had certainly felt the latter on numerous occasions, but was unaware that it had an official name. "Stereotype threat refers to being at risk of confirming, as self-characteristic, a negative stereotype about one's group." If that's a little too much psychology speak for you, Michael Inzlicht defines it as "a situational predicament in which people are or feel themselves to be at risk of confirming negative stereotypes about their social group."
Read MorePosted on Friday, June 19, 2015
Pairing with others can be a lot of fun. It can also be a great opportunity to grow culturally. No two sessions are the same, so you are never sure what to expect. Nerves definitely play a big role, especially before the start of a pairing and during the opening few minutes. That seems to be decreasing as the weeks go on, but it is certainly still there.
Read MorePosted on Sunday, June 14, 2015
Ok, so this blog post was supposed to be on an issue facing the tech industry. I went through a number of possible options: diversity, sexism, real or perceived gentrification but wasn't sure I could do any of them the justice they deserve. Next up I considered a problem my girlfriend mentioned that she has encountered in her time in the industry...
Read MoreAny sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.


ctwas_rss.Rd
Causal inference for TWAS using summary statistics
ctwas_rss(zdf, ld_pgenfs, ld_exprfs, ld_regions = c("EUR", "ASN", "AFR"), ld_regions_custom = NULL, thin = 1, prob_single = 0.8, rerun_gene_PIP = 0.8, niter1 = 3, niter2 = 30, L = 5, group_prior = NULL, group_prior_var = NULL, estimate_group_prior = T, estimate_group_prior_var = T, use_null_weight = T, coverage = 0.95, stardardize = T, ncore = 1, outputdir = getwd(), outname = NULL, logfile = NULL)
| zdf | A data frame with two columns: "id", "z. giving the z scores for genes and snps. |
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| ld_pgenfs | A character vector of .pgen or .bed files. One file for one chromosome, in the order of 1 to 22. Therefore, the length of this vector needs to be 22. If .pgen files are given, then .pvar and .psam are assumed to present in the same directory. If .bed files are given, then .bim and .fam files are assumed to present in the same directory. |
| ld_exprfs | A character vector of .`expr` or `.expr.gz` files. One file for one chromosome, in the order of 1 to 22. Therefore, the length of this vector needs to be 22. `.expr.gz` file is gzip compressed `.expr` files. `.expr` is a matrix of imputed expression values, row is for each sample, column is for each gene. Its sample order is same as in files provided by `.pgenfs`. We also assume corresponding `.exprvar` files are present in the same directory. `.exprvar` files are just tab delimited text files, with columns:
Its rows should be in the same order as the columns for corresponding `.expr` files. |
| ld_regions | A string representing the population to use for defining
LD regions. These LD regions are defined by ldetect. The user can also
provide custom LD regions matching genotype data, see
|
| ld_regions_custom | A bed format file defining LD regions. The default
is |
| prob_single | blocks with probility more than this value will be used for parameter estimation |
| rerun_gene_PIP | if thin <1, will rerun blocks with the max gene PIP
> |
| outname | a string, the output name |
| logfile | the log file, if NULL will print log info on screen |


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“Bhikkhunī sīlasampannā,
indriyesu susaṁvutā;
Adhigacche padaṁ santaṁ,
asecanakamojavaṁ”.
“A nun accomplished in ethics,
her sense faculties well-restrained,
would realize the peaceful state,
so irresistible, delicious and nutritious.”
“Tāvatiṁsā ca yāmā ca,
tusitā cāpi devatā;
Nimmānaratino devā,
ye devā vasavattino;
Tattha cittaṁ paṇīdhehi,
yattha te vusitaṁ pure”.
“There are the Gods of the Thirty-Three, and those of Yama;
also the Joyful Deities,
the Gods Who Love to Create,
and the Gods Who Control the Creations of Others.
Set your heart on such places,
where you used to live.”
“Tāvatiṁsā ca yāmā ca,
tusitā cāpi devatā;
Nimmānaratino devā,
ye devā vasavattino.
“The Gods of the Thirty-Three, and those of Yama;
also the Joyful Deities,
the Gods Who Love to Create,
and the Gods Who Control the Creations of Others—
Kālaṁ kālaṁ bhavābhavaṁ,
sakkāyasmiṁ purakkhatā;
Avītivattā sakkāyaṁ,
jātimaraṇasārino.
time after time, life after life,
they make identity their priority.
They haven’t transcended identity,
those who transmigrate through birth and death.
Sabbo ādīpito loko,
sabbo loko padīpito;
Sabbo pajjalito loko,
sabbo loko pakampito.
All the world is on fire,
all the world is alight,
all the world is ablaze,
all the world is rocking.
Akampiyaṁ atuliyaṁ,
aputhujjanasevitaṁ;
Buddho dhammamadesesi,
tattha me nirato mano.
The Buddha taught me the Dhamma,
unshakable, incomparable,
not frequented by ordinary people;
my mind adores that place.
Tassāhaṁ vacanaṁ sutvā,
vihariṁ sāsane ratā;
Tisso vijjā anuppattā,
kataṁ buddhassa sāsanaṁ.
After hearing his words,
I happily did his bidding.
I’ve attained the three knowledges,
and fulfilled the Buddha’s instructions.
Sabbattha vihatā nandī,
tamokhandho padālito;
Evaṁ jānāhi pāpima,
nihato tvamasi antaka”.
Relishing is destroyed in every respect,
and the mass of darkness is shattered.
So know this, Wicked One:
you’re beaten, terminator!”
…
Sīsūpacālā therī ….


These release notes cover new developer and user-facing incompatibilities, important issues, features, and major improvements.
Use the master's timestamp when sending hbase:meta edits on region merge to ensure proper ordering of new region addition and old region deletes.
The performance of region splitting has been improved by using a thread pool to split the store files concurrently. Prior to this change, the store files were always split sequentially in a single thread, so a region with multiple store files ended up taking several seconds. The thread pool is sized dynamically with the aim of getting maximum concurrency, without exceeding the number of cores available for HBase Java process. A lower limit for the thread pool can be explicitly set using the property hbase.regionserver.region.split.threads.max.
Tool to sync two tables that tries to send the differences only like rsync.
Adds two new MapReduce jobs, SyncTable and HashTable. See usage for these jobs on how to use. See design doc for generally overview: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-2c9kJEWNrXf5V4q_wBcoIXfdchN7Pxvxv1IO6PW0-U/edit
From comments below, "It can be challenging to run against a table getting live writes, if those writes are updates/overwrites. In general, you can run it against a time range to ignore new writes, but if those writes update existing cells, then the time range scan may or may not see older versions of those cells depending on whether major compaction has happened, which may be different in remote clusters."
When RegionServerCoprocessors throw an exception we will no longer attempt to build an incomplete RPC response message. Instead, the response message will be null.
The HBase master status web page no longer allows operators to clone snapshots nor restore snapshots.
HBASE-13881 Correct HTable incrementColumnValue implementation
Increase default hbase.hregion.memstore.block.multiplier from 2 to 4 in the code to match the default value in the config files.
A new config, hbase.loadincremental.validate.hfile , is introduced - default to true When set to false, checking hfile format is skipped during bulkloading.
In {{checkAndPut}} write path use max(max timestamp for the row, System.currentTimeMillis()) in the, instead of blindly taking System.currentTimeMillis() to ensure that checkAndPut() cannot do writes which is already eclipsed. This is similar to what has been done in HBASE-12449 for increment and append.
Starting from HBase 2.0, CoprocessorClassLoader will not exempt hadoop classes or zookeeper classes. This means that if the custom coprocessor jar contains hadoop or zookeeper packages and classes, they will be loaded by the CoprocessorClassLoader. Only hbase packages and classes are exempted from the CoprocessorClassLoader. They (and their dependencies) are loaded by the parent server class loader.
Promotes an -ea assert to logged FATAL and RS abort when memstore is found to be in an inconsistent state.
HBase now ensures that the JDK tools jar used during the build process is not exposed to downstream clients as a transitive dependency of hbase-annotations.
If you need to have the JDK tools jar in your classpath, you should add a system dependency on it. See the hbase-annotations pom for an example of the necessary pom additions.


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
1 to 2 hours
Serves
Serves 8
I love pies that have the treat of whole eggs hidden inside. This is a picnic classic and a generous slice would be perfect for a lunchbox too. Don’t be daunted by the idea of using hot water crust pastry – the pie is moulded in a tin, which makes it very easy to put together.
Preheat the oven to 200C/400F/Gas 6. Grease a 1kg/2lb 4oz loaf tin (measuring about 10x20cm/4x8in across the base) with lard, then cut one long strip of baking parchment, the width of the tin, and place it in the tin so that there’s an overhang of parchment at each end, which will help you remove the pie later.
First make the filling. Put all the ingredients, except the hard-boiled eggs, into a large bowl and season lightly with salt and white pepper. Mix together thoroughly using your hands. Cook a little nugget of the mixture in a frying pan and taste it to check the seasoning. Add more seasoning, as necessary, to the remaining filling. Put the mixture in the fridge while you make the pastry.
To make the pastry, combine the flours in a bowl, add the butter and rub in lightly with your fingertips. Heat 200ml/7fl oz water, the salt and lard in a saucepan until just boiling. Pour the mixture onto the flour and mix together with a spoon. Once cool enough to handle, tip onto a floured surface and knead into a smooth dough.
Working as quickly as you can (the pastry will become more crumbly as it cools), roll out two-thirds of the pastry and use it to line the prepared tin, leaving any excess hanging over the edges.
Press half of the meat filling into the pastry-lined tin. Take a thin slice off the top and bottom of each boiled egg (this helps them sit next to each other and makes slicing the pie easier), then place the eggs lengthways down the middle of the pie. Add the remaining meat filling and pat it down.
Brush the overhanging pastry edge with egg yolk. Roll out the remaining pastry to make a lid and place over the pie. Pinch the pastry edges together to seal and trim the edges neatly. Make three steam holes in the top of the pie and brush with more egg yolk.
Bake for 30 minutes, then reduce the heat to 180C/350F/Gas 4 and bake for a further hour. Leave to cool completely in the tin.
To remove the pie, turn the tin on its side and use the parchment paper to slide out the pie. Serve in thick slices.


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| A comprehensive review of resonances in electron impact on H2, HD, and D2 has been published by Schulz, 1973 and contains references to earlier literature. | ||||||||||||
| G | (2260) | 1 | 15.07 eV 2 | |||||||||
| Schulz, 1973; Schowengerdt and Golden, 1975 | ||||||||||||
| F | 2420 | 40 | 1 | 13.63 eV 2 | ||||||||
| Schulz, 1973; Schowengerdt and Golden, 1975 | ||||||||||||
| D 2Σg+ 1sσ2pπ2 | 2540 | 53 | [34.5] 3 | 0.97 4 | 5 | 11.32 eV 2 | ||||||
| Comer and Read, 1971; Schulz, 1973; Spence, 1974; Chang, 1975 | ||||||||||||
| State | Te | ωe | ωexe | ωeye | Be | αe | γe | De | βe | re | Trans. | ν00 |
| C (2Δg 1sσ2pπ2) | () 6 | 2540 | 42 | 1.03 4 | 11.19 5 | 11.19 eV 2 | ||||||
| Comer and Read, 1971; Schulz, 1973; Spence, 1974; Chang, 1975 | ||||||||||||
| B 2Σg+ (1sσ2pσ2) | () 7 | (1530) | 40 | 1.18 4 | 5 | 10.93 eV 2 | ||||||
| Comer and Read, 1971; Schulz, 1973 | ||||||||||||
| A 2Σg+ 8 | ~10 eV 2 | |||||||||||
| Schulz, 1973 | ||||||||||||
| X 2Σu+1sσ22pσ | Slightly bound state (D00 ~ 1-2 eV). 9 | |||||||||||
| Schulz, 1973 |
| 1 | Two progressions of resonances (series "f" and "g") proceeding across the ionization threshold of H2+. Higher members correlate with structure previously observed in photoionization of H2. |
| 2 | Energies in eV above X 1Σg+(v=0) of H2, all obtained as resonances in electron scattering experiments. The value for B 2Σg+ is extrapolated from v=2. |
| 3 | From resolved rotational structure of the resonances Comer and Read, 1971. |
| 4 | From a fit of calculated to observed excitation cross sections Comer and Read, 1971; for D 2Σg+ in good agreement with the value obtained from the observed rotational structure. |
| 5 | The progressions of resonances attributed to B, C, D are normally referred to as series "b", "c", "a", respectively. |
| 6 | Assignment according to Chang, 1975; Comer and Read, 1971 favor 1sσ2sσ2pπ, 2Πu. |
| 7 | Possible parent state B 1Σu+. |
| 8 | Repulsive curve, having unstable b 3Σu+ state of H2 as its parent state. Observed in dissociative attachment experiments. |
| 9 | The potential function is well defined only outside the potential well of H2 [see, however, Eliezer, Taylor, et al., 1967]; its asymptote lies 0.75421 eV below that of H2 X 1Σg+. The lifetime against preionization is estimated to be 10-15 s corresponding to a width of l eV. The ground state of H2- causes a broad resonance in the scattering of low energy electrons by H2 and shows up both in the formation of H- by dissociative attachment and in the vibrational excitation of H2. |
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Schulz, 1973
Schulz, G.J.,
Resonances in electron impact on diatomic molecules,
Rev. Mod. Phys., 1973, 45, 423. [all data]
Schowengerdt and Golden, 1975
Schowengerdt, F.D.; Golden, D.E.,
Structures in the electron transmission spectrum of H2 near the H2+ threshold,
Phys. Rev. A: Gen. Phys., 1975, 11, 160. [all data]
Comer and Read, 1971
Comer, J.; Read, F.H.,
Potential curves and symmetries of some resonant states of H2-,
J. Phys. B:, 1971, 4, 368. [all data]
Spence, 1974
Spence, D.,
Core-excited resonances in hydrogen,
J. Phys. B:, 1974, 7, 87. [all data]
Chang, 1975
Chang, E.S.,
New interpretation of resonances in H2-,
Phys. Rev. A: Gen. Phys., 1975, 12, 2399. [all data]
Eliezer, Taylor, et al., 1967
Eliezer, I.; Taylor, H.S.; Williams, J.K., Jr.,
Resonant states of H2-,
J. Chem. Phys., 1967, 47, 2165. [all data]
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As part of the Georgia Tech RoboBoat Team part of the Aerospace Systems and Design Laboratory (ASDL) at Georgia Tech, I have been leading the effort since 2017 to design build and test new iterations of our robotic, autonomous boat for the AUVSI/RoboNation
Roboboat competition.
The main motivation behind the design of this vehicle is ensuring the team has a reliable hardware platform so that we can properly demonstrate the capabilities of the autonomy software.
While in the past we reused an older hardware platform, in 2017 I led the effort to build a brand new boat named "Rich Girl" .
Design considerations included:
You can view our 2017 Technical Design Report hosted on the RoboNation website. The team is currently working towards bringing a 2018 vehicle to competition. You can view updates for our 2018 vehicle here. I will update this page when the vehicle is finalized, however, we know that we are bringing new fiberglass foam core pontoons, as well as a cooling system for the boat's computers.


This project was done during my Practice School-I from May to July 2016, when I was an intern in Indain Bank, Chennai. I created the risk model which aims at minimizing the credit risk incurred in the bank. Trained the model with the supervised classification technique called Decision trees. Based on the previous data of the customers and their loan details, this risk model predicts whether to give any customer a loan or not. Also, the model was evaluated with classification accuracy and confusion matrix. I also explore the behavior of results obtained with the depth of a decision tree. I had aslo given a short presentation about the decision tree working and useful reseluts obtained from the work, to the Indian Bank employees and my mentor.
To view the datasets used in this project, Click here.
To view the detail code of this project, Click here.
To view the final report of this internship, Click here.


It astounds me that there is no text editor on iOS which gets everything right (like syntax highlighting) for writing about programming, and in fact none which do everything right on modern iOS, including keyboard and now pointer support, Files support, and syntax highlighting.


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--- title: "Tidy Tuesday" subtitle: "A collection of my data visualization contributions to the TidyTuesday weekly social project" author: "admin" date: '2019-09-09' summary: "A collection of my data visualization contributions to the TidyTuesday weekly social project" image: caption: '#tidyTuesday official banner' focal_point: '' preview_only: false output: blogdown::html_page: css: custom.css editor_options: chunk_output_type: console tags: [Data Viz,Twitter,Data Visualization] categories: [Data Viz,Data Visualization] ---
First #TidyTuesday contribution for the year, still have a lot to catch up on clearly. I made a leaflet map from a blog post on https://t.co/wTAS19lPLv . Stuck at sharing the interactive html file for now. Code: https://t.co/2inpMWZfuB pic.twitter.com/e6SIl02Z8M
— Professional Griefer (@PipeFunction) January 30, 2020
Perfect timing for @dataandme's tweet…I decided to use {reactable} for this week's #TidyTuesday challenge. Showing average bird rating against number of votes.  Budgets don't always guarantee viewer success…Also, I just learnt I haven't watched Psychedelia yet #rstats #datavisualization pic.twitter.com/MT5NgkttW1
— Professional Griefer (@PipeFunction) October 23, 2019
Tried out a Sankey plot for this week's #TidyTuesday data… Distribution of gender across age groups, body weight, and equipment used for Squat-Bench-Deadlift events. Code: https://t.co/6HLl7z6wzp #rstats #dataviz pic.twitter.com/5dcSGYHZ1H
— Professional Griefer (@PipeFunction) October 9, 2019
Tried out a spaghetti plot for this weeks #TidyTuesday , reducing the unit_type to my own based on a few common features… Quick one, is it that there are very few accessible (they also started in the 50s-60s) parks with water bodies or guys just don't visit them? pic.twitter.com/yTmsplg41R
— Professional Griefer (@PipeFunction) September 17, 2019
First of many contributions to #TidyTuesday. The US and USSR were responsible for over 80% of explosions. Random fact; After rejecting the CTB treaty in, Pakistan tests six nuclear weapons, 1998 in response to India’s tests. code:https://t.co/nRM78MBSc1 #dataviz #rstats #ggplot2 pic.twitter.com/ZiXUzf7fZn
— Professional Griefer (@PipeFunction) August 20, 2019
An update based on @CedScherer 's suggestion. Using the maximum value actually shows the true trend in percentage change while solving the overlaps issue. Mean skews the data hence not recommended…this plot here a better representation. #TidyTuesday #rstats #DataVisualization pic.twitter.com/Nk4VqXG8TB
— Professional Griefer (@PipeFunction) September 6, 2019
Moore's Law: Focused on Intel CPUs,% change in the avg no. of transistors yearly shows the exponential growth trend. However, the % change has been reducing over recent yrs. “It's the nature of exponential functions, they eventually hit a wall”- Moore (2005) #TidyTuesday #rstats pic.twitter.com/LngIYw9GtX
— Professional Griefer (@PipeFunction) September 5, 2019
Highlighting top 1000 nukes by yield, Bravo yielded the most megatons:15 followed by Yankee: 13.5 mt , Romeo:11 mt , Mike:10.4 mt , Handley:10 mt . All were US's , mostly deployed in Bikini…apart from Hanley which was UK's #rstats #TidyTuesday #dataviz pic.twitter.com/c9KnQGaUiH
— Professional Griefer (@PipeFunction) August 21, 2019


[§414-482] Application to qualified foreign corporations. A foreign corporation authorized to transact business in this State on July 1, 2001 is subject to this chapter but is not required to obtain a new certificate of authority to transact business under this chapter. [L 2000, c 244, pt of §1]
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The math
module contains functions such as math.ceil
, which returns the smallest integer that is equal than or greater to the function's
argument. Importing math
creates a variable called math
. This creates a namespace, or a chunk of memory, that holds
the information for all the functions and data variables in the math
module.
str
Because str
is built into Python, we already have a type named str
. But, instead of a module, str
refers to a class, and contains methods rather than functions. The notation for calling a str
method is similar to the one used to call a function from the math
module:
>>> math.ceil(3.2) 4 >>> str.count('syzygy', 'y') 3
The first argument to a method is always an instance of the class, so we also use this notation call the method:
>>> 'syzygy'.count('y') 3
The str
class has lots of useful methods, however, it does not contain every possible
method we might need. We will create a new class that customizes class str
. Our class will have
all the str
methods, plus a new method that checks whether a string begins and ends with the same
letter.
We start our class definition with class WordplayStr(str)
. In this case, WordplayStr
is the name of our new class, and the
(str)
indicates that our new class is based on the str
class. WordplayStr
is a subclass of str
, which means that WordplayStr
inherits all of the methods from str
. Here is the completed class definition:
class WordplayStr(str): """A string that can report whether it has interesting properties.""" def same_start_and_end(self): """ (WordplayStr) -> bool Precondition: len(self) != 0 Return whether self starts and ends with the same letter. >>> s = WordplayStr('abracadabra') >>> s.same_start_and_end() True >>> s = WordplayStr('canoe') >>> s.same_start_and_end() False """ return self[0] == self[-1] if __name__ == '__main__': import doctest doctest.testmod()


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LR parsing is one type of bottom up parsing. It is used to parse the large class of grammars.
"L" stands for left-to-right scanning of the input, "R" stands for constructing a right most derivation in reverse
SLR parser refers to simple LR Parsing. It is same as LR(0) parsing. The only difference is in the parsing table.To construct SLR (1) parsing table, we use canonical collection of LR (0) item.
In the SLR (1) parsing, we place the reduce move only in the follow of left hand side.
CLR refers to canonical lookahead. CLR parsing use the canonical collection of LR (1) items to build the CLR (1) parsing table. CLR (1) parsing table produces the more number of states as compare to the SLR (1) parsing.
In the CLR (1), we place the reduce node only in the lookahead symbols.
LALR refers to the lookahead LR. To construct the LALR (1) parsing table, we use the canonical collection of LR (1) items.
In the LALR (1) parsing, the LR (1) items which have same productions but different look ahead are combined to form a single set of items
Parser is mainly classified into 2 categories: Top-down Parser, and Bottom-up Parser.
Top-down parser is the parser which generates parse for the given input string with the help of grammar productions by expanding the non-terminals i.e. it starts from the start symbol and ends on the terminals. It uses left most derivation.
Bottom-up Parser is the parser which generates the parse tree for the given input string with the help of grammar productions by compressing the non-terminals i.e. it starts from non-terminals and ends on the stat symbol. It uses reverse of the right most derivation.
LR(0) ⊂ SLR(1) ⊂ LALR(1) ⊂ CLR(1)
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As software-driven features have continued to proliferate in modern vehicles, systems which previously provided only driver notifications or convenience and comfort have begun to take a more active role in ensuring the safety of occupants and others. In addition, vehicle systems which provide more advanced features, like adaptive cruise control and crash mitigation, may use many of the same inputs and may even attempt to provide control commands which are contradictory. Prioritization of these command inputs is key to controlling the vehicle dynamics.
Many of these systems rely on distributed sensor inputs (yaw/roll, radar, camera, vehicle speed, throttle position, steering angle, etc.), with raw data and control information arriving over vehicle networks which may be open for the connection of other devices and tools. Another consideration is that cars have become further connected to the outside world, through various wireless technologies (Wifi, LTE, 802.11p V2x, etc.), and the attack surface for hackers has expanded. Security has become a major concern with high profile hacks in the news. The adage is proving true in these cyber physical systems that there is no safety without security, and the ability to remotely command throttle and brake behavior as these vehicle functions have moved under software control is a top safety concern.
Another major consideration for software design is the architecture. Short-sighted decisions at the time of architecture definition can reduce or eliminate the advantages of other such key non-functional factors as debuggability, extensibility and scalability, testability, and portability/re-usability. Some vehicle features scale from the very basic, available in the barest entry-level vehicles, to advanced driver assistance which has begun to cascade downward into well-equipped, high-volume production vehicles. Developing entirely separate systems or software variants to support features which exhibit a high level of functional overlap will result in duplicate design, implementation, maintenance, and testing effort and will increase cost, as well as the probability of issues across the different variants.
The idea of speed control dates back hundreds of years, and the direct predecessors to modern cruise control designs are more than 50 years old. A selection of several speed control designs can becategorized as follows:
Simple Cruise:
Following Distance Management:
Automatic Emergency Brake:
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Next: The codepoint-per-earleme model, Previous: The dense variable-length token model, Up: Advanced input models [Contents][Index]
In the
sparse variable-length model of input,
zero or more successful
calls of
marpa_r_alternative()
must be immediately previous
to every call to
marpa_r_earleme_complete()
.
The sparse model is the dense variable-length model,
with its only restriction lifted —
the sparse variable-length input model
allows calls to
marpa_r_earleme_complete()
that are not immediately preceded by successful calls to
marpa_r_alternative()
.
Since it is unrestricted, the sparse input model is Libmarpa’s fully general input model. Because of this, it may be useful for us to state the effect of mutators on the earleme variables in detail, even at the expense of some repetition.
In the sparse input model,
empty earlemes
are now possible.
An empty earleme is an earleme
with no tokens and no Earley set.
An empty earleme occurs iff
marpa_r_earleme_complete()
is called when there is no immediately previous
successful call to
marpa_r_alternative()
.
The sparse model takes its name
from the fact that there may be earlemes with no
Earley set.
In the sparse model, Earley sets are “sparsely”
distributed among the earlemes.
The latest earleme is the most recent non-empty earleme. In other words, the latest earleme is the most recent earleme with an Earley set at it. In the dense input models, the current earleme and the latest earleme were always the same. Because the sparse input models allow empty earlemes, it becomes possible for the latest earleme and the current earleme to differ. The latest earleme must always be the earleme of an Earley set. The current earleme is not necessarily the earleme of an Earley set.
In the sparse model of input,
the effect on the earleme variables of
a successful call of the
marpa_r_alternative()
mutator
is the same as for the dense model of input:
max(old_f, old_c+length)
,
old_f
is the furthest earleme
before the call to marpa_r_alternative()
,
old_c
is the value of the current earleme
before the call to marpa_r_alternative()
, and
length
is the length of the token read.
marpa_r_alternative()
never changes the
latest or current earleme.
In the sparse model,
when the earleme is not empty,
the effect of
a call to
marpa_r_earleme_complete()
on the earleme variables is the same as
in the dense and the basic models of input.
Specifically, the following will be true:
old_c+1
,
where old_c
is the current earleme before the call.
old_c+1
, and therefore
will be equal to the current earleme.
marpa_r_earleme_complete()
.
For the sparse input model,
in the case of an empty earleme,
the effect of the
marpa_r_earleme_complete()
mutator on the earleme variables
is the following:
old_c+1
,
where old_c
is the current earleme before the call.
old_l
,
where the latest earleme before the call is old_l
.
This implies that the latest earleme will be less than
the current earleme.
marpa_r_earleme_complete()
.
Next: The codepoint-per-earleme model, Previous: The dense variable-length token model, Up: Advanced input models [Contents][Index]


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I've arrived at the source code of a widely know instant messenger Miranda IM. Together with various plugins, this is a rather large project whose size is about 950 thousand code lines in C and C++. And like any other considerable project with a long development history, it has rather many errors and misprints.
This is the second article on avoiding certain errors at the early stage of code writing. In the previous post, we have already advised you to avoid a large number of calculations in one expression. However, we should investigate this question in detail. Let's see what's dangerous about complex expressions and how we can avoid many logical errors.
Examples of bugs:
- Newton Game Dynamics
- Chromium
- IPP Samples
- Return to Castle Wolfenstein
- DOSBox
I disagree with not using memset to write shorter code. For example, a Win32 PIXELFORMATDESCRIPTOR has like what, 20 fields or so? And I set most of those to 0 anyways. I personally think using memset actually reduces the amount of possible errors that I could make here, and greatly improves the readability.
hanst99 + 1 this is a perfect example of what memset is meant for. In fact one of about 50 in the Win32 API.
As for the second point in the first article, you should just READ THE WARNINGS. If the author had tried to make a point about the dangers of Type Casting then this section might have gone somewhere but instead they use a lot of words and examples just to say "Quit Being Lazy".
I agree with point 3, although function attributes go a long way in preventing a lot of this 'confusion' the author mentions, there is no benefit to compact code.
Point 4 is moot, you should never have to use Copy\Paste in C++. This is what Templates, Functions and Recursion are for.
Why does it seem that point 5 contridicts point 4 also?
Point 6 goes all over the place to justify using another tool to check for syntax errors. I'm not sure I get what they are trying to say.


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Jewish group condemns Nazi auction in Germany
by The Associated PressBERLIN — A Jewish group has sharply condemned an auction of Nazi memorabilia in Germany that includes Adolf Hitler’s top hat, a silver-plated edition of his book “Mein Kampf” and a cocktail dress owned by his long-time girlfriend Eva Braun.
The European Jewish Association condemned the auction Wednesday at Hermann Historica in Munich, saying that “it’s wrong to make money off these blood-soaked items, especially in Germany of all places.”
The German news agency dpa reported that the auction house’s owner, Bernhard Pacher, rejected criticism, saying: “The majority of our customers are museums, public collections and private collectors who really deal with the topic meticulously.”
It’s not the first time Hermann Historica has been criticized for dealing with Nazi memorabilia. In 2016, it auctioned off one of Hitler’s uniforms for 275,000 euros ($304,270).
The Associated Press


| 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 | 11× 7× 54× 46× 9× 8× 44× 38× 38× 44× 43× 11× 11× 11× 31× 31× 31× 1× 1× 5× 22× 22× 8× 7× 7× 4× 4× 3× 3× 7× 7× 7× 2× 2× 2× 2× 3× 2× 2× 2× 2× 2× 23× 55× 2× | pragma solidity 0.4.15; import "./Proxy.sol"; contract IdentityManager { uint adminTimeLock; uint userTimeLock; uint adminRate; event LogIdentityCreated( address indexed identity, address indexed creator, address owner, address indexed recoveryKey); event LogOwnerAdded( address indexed identity, address indexed owner, address instigator); event LogOwnerRemoved( address indexed identity, address indexed owner, address instigator); event LogRecoveryChanged( address indexed identity, address indexed recoveryKey, address instigator); event LogMigrationInitiated( address indexed identity, address indexed newIdManager, address instigator); event LogMigrationCanceled( address indexed identity, address indexed newIdManager, address instigator); event LogMigrationFinalized( address indexed identity, address indexed newIdManager, address instigator); mapping(address => mapping(address => uint)) owners; mapping(address => address) recoveryKeys; mapping(address => mapping(address => uint)) limiter; mapping(address => uint) public migrationInitiated; mapping(address => address) public migrationNewAddress; modifier onlyOwner(address identity) { require(isOwner(identity, msg.sender)); _; } modifier onlyOlderOwner(address identity) { require(isOlderOwner(identity, msg.sender)); _; } modifier onlyRecovery(address identity) { require(recoveryKeys[identity] == msg.sender); _; } modifier rateLimited(address identity) { require(limiter[identity][msg.sender] < (now - adminRate)); limiter[identity][msg.sender] = now; _; } modifier validAddress(address addr) { //protects against some weird attacks require(addr != address(0)); _; } /// @dev Contract constructor sets initial timelock limits /// @param _userTimeLock Time before new owner added by recovery can control proxy /// @param _adminTimeLock Time before new owner can add/remove owners /// @param _adminRate Time period used for rate limiting a given key for admin functionality function IdentityManager(uint _userTimeLock, uint _adminTimeLock, uint _adminRate) { adminTimeLock = _adminTimeLock; userTimeLock = _userTimeLock; adminRate = _adminRate; } /// @dev Creates a new proxy contract for an owner and recovery /// @param owner Key who can use this contract to control proxy. Given full power /// @param recoveryKey Key of recovery network or address from seed to recovery proxy /// Gas cost of 289,311 function createIdentity(address owner, address recoveryKey) public validAddress(recoveryKey) { Proxy identity = new Proxy(); owners[identity][owner] = now - adminTimeLock; // This is to ensure original owner has full power from day one recoveryKeys[identity] = recoveryKey; LogIdentityCreated(identity, msg.sender, owner, recoveryKey); } /// @dev Allows a user to transfer control of existing proxy to this contract. Must come through proxy /// @param owner Key who can use this contract to control proxy. Given full power /// @param recoveryKey Key of recovery network or address from seed to recovery proxy /// Note: User must change owner of proxy to this contract after calling this function registerIdentity(address owner, address recoveryKey) public validAddress(recoveryKey) { require(recoveryKeys[msg.sender] == 0); // Deny any funny business owners[msg.sender][owner] = now - adminTimeLock; // This is to ensure original owner has full power from day one recoveryKeys[msg.sender] = recoveryKey; LogIdentityCreated(msg.sender, msg.sender, owner, recoveryKey); } /// @dev Allows a user to forward a call through their proxy. function forwardTo(Proxy identity, address destination, uint value, bytes data) public onlyOwner(identity) { identity.forward(destination, value, data); } /// @dev Allows an olderOwner to add a new owner instantly function addOwner(Proxy identity, address newOwner) public onlyOlderOwner(identity) rateLimited(identity) { owners[identity][newOwner] = now - userTimeLock; LogOwnerAdded(identity, newOwner, msg.sender); } /// @dev Allows a recoveryKey to add a new owner with userTimeLock waiting time function addOwnerFromRecovery(Proxy identity, address newOwner) public onlyRecovery(identity) rateLimited(identity) { require(!isOwner(identity, newOwner)); owners[identity][newOwner] = now; LogOwnerAdded(identity, newOwner, msg.sender); } /// @dev Allows an owner to remove another owner instantly function removeOwner(Proxy identity, address owner) public onlyOlderOwner(identity) rateLimited(identity) { delete owners[identity][owner]; LogOwnerRemoved(identity, owner, msg.sender); } /// @dev Allows an owner to change the recoveryKey instantly function changeRecovery(Proxy identity, address recoveryKey) public onlyOlderOwner(identity) rateLimited(identity) validAddress(recoveryKey) { recoveryKeys[identity] = recoveryKey; LogRecoveryChanged(identity, recoveryKey, msg.sender); } /// @dev Allows an owner to begin process of transfering proxy to new IdentityManager function initiateMigration(Proxy identity, address newIdManager) public onlyOlderOwner(identity) validAddress(newIdManager) { migrationInitiated[identity] = now; migrationNewAddress[identity] = newIdManager; LogMigrationInitiated(identity, newIdManager, msg.sender); } /// @dev Allows an owner to cancel the process of transfering proxy to new IdentityManager function cancelMigration(Proxy identity) public onlyOwner(identity) { address canceledManager = migrationNewAddress[identity]; delete migrationInitiated[identity]; delete migrationNewAddress[identity]; LogMigrationCanceled(identity, canceledManager, msg.sender); } /// @dev Allows an owner to finalize migration once adminTimeLock time has passed /// WARNING: before transfering to a new address, make sure this address is "ready to recieve" the proxy. /// Not doing so risks the proxy becoming stuck. function finalizeMigration(Proxy identity) public onlyOlderOwner(identity) { require(migrationInitiated[identity] != 0 && migrationInitiated[identity] + adminTimeLock < now); address newIdManager = migrationNewAddress[identity]; delete migrationInitiated[identity]; delete migrationNewAddress[identity]; identity.transfer(newIdManager); LogMigrationFinalized(identity, newIdManager, msg.sender); } function isOwner(address identity, address owner) public constant returns (bool) { return (owners[identity][owner] > 0 && (owners[identity][owner] + userTimeLock) <= now); } function isOlderOwner(address identity, address owner) public constant returns (bool) { return (owners[identity][owner] > 0 && (owners[identity][owner] + adminTimeLock) <= now); } function isRecovery(address identity, address recoveryKey) public constant returns (bool) { return recoveryKeys[identity] == recoveryKey; } } |


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WITNESS LIST Ways & Means Committee May 10, 2003-8:00A HB 1486 For: Hadden, Karen (Sustainable Energy and Economic Development Coalition (SEED)) Reed, Cyrus (Texas Center for Policy Studies) Against: Bell, Lynn (Texas Mining and Reclamation Association) Fainter Jr., John W. (Association of Electric Companies of Texas, Inc.) HB 2124 For: Reyna Jr., Arthur C. (Spielo) Against: Fenoglio, Stephen (Over 950 Charitable and Business Organizations) SB 270 For: Castlebury, Glen (Texas Elks State Association) Pewitt, Bill (Texas Charitable Bingo Association)


--- title: In memory of Joe Zawinul excerpt: Joe Zawinul, one of the greatest musicians and composers of all time, has passed away in Vienna. date: '2007-09-11 21:11:34 +0200' date_gmt: '2007-09-11 19:11:34 +0200' categories: - Music tags: - Music - Weather Report ---
Joe Zawinul, one of the greatest musicians and composers of all time, has passed away in Vienna. I was lucky enough to see and hear him live in Paris in 2002 -- but I still regret I never experienced a live gig of the greatest group in the history of improvised music: Weather Report. (I was too young!)
I've been listening to Weather Report half of my life. There is something in the music that never dies. Thank you Joe Zawinul for all the inspiration and joy you brought us. You will be remembered forever.


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public class IOUtils
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static int |
BITS_PER_BYTE
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static long |
HEX_255_LONG
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| Constructor and Description |
|---|
IOUtils()
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static void |
closeQuietly(java.io.Closeable closeable)
Closes a Closeable object
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static void |
closeQuietly(java.io.Closeable[] closeables)
Closes all Closeable objects from an array
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static void |
closeQuietly(java.lang.Iterable<? extends java.io.Closeable> closeables)
Closes all Closeable objects from a Iterable
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static void |
closeQuietly(java.net.Socket socket)
Closes a Socket object
|
static boolean |
isAndroidGetsocknameError(java.lang.AssertionError e)
Returns true if
e is due to a firmware bug fixed after Android 4.2.2. |
static long |
peekNumberLe(okio.BufferedSource source,
int byteCount)
Peeks but does not consume a number from a BufferedSource
|
static long |
peekNumberLe(okio.BufferedSource source,
int offset,
int byteCount)
Peeks but does not consume a number from a BufferedSource
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static long |
readNumberLe(okio.BufferedSource source,
int byteCount)
Reads a number from the BufferedSource
|
static void |
skipAll(okio.Source source)
Goes through the Source and consumes all the contents
|
static boolean |
skipAll(okio.Source source,
int duration,
java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit timeUnit)
Reads until
in is exhausted or the deadline has been reached. |
public static final int BITS_PER_BYTE
public static final long HEX_255_LONG
public static void closeQuietly(java.io.Closeable[] closeables)
closeables
- an array of Closeable to be closedpublic static void closeQuietly(java.lang.Iterable<? extends java.io.Closeable> closeables)
closeables
- an Iterable of Closeable to be closedpublic static void closeQuietly(java.io.Closeable closeable)
closeable
- the Closeable object to be closedpublic static void closeQuietly(java.net.Socket socket)
socket
- the Socket to be closedpublic static boolean isAndroidGetsocknameError(java.lang.AssertionError e)
e
is due to a firmware bug fixed after Android 4.2.2.
https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=54072e
- the suspected errorpublic static void skipAll(okio.Source source) throws java.io.IOException
source
- the Source to consume data fromjava.io.IOException
- upon failed IO operationspublic static boolean skipAll(okio.Source source, int duration, java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit timeUnit) throws java.io.IOException
in
is exhausted or the deadline has been reached. This is careful to not
extend the deadline if one exists already.source
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- the number of bytes to readjava.io.IOException
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- marks where should the peeking beginbyteCount
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source
- the data source to peek frombyteCount
- the number of bytes to peekjava.io.IOException
- on an IO error


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Predicting The Results of "Survivor"
Our project uses a Bag of Words model to predict a player’s final rank in the reality TV show "Survivor" based off their confessionals. Its success far exceeds our baseline (1/18) and also gets close to the actual rank (far more accurately than a random guess).
Data Source
Our training data was sourced from a Google Drive Folder created by Ismael E. Emmanuelli which included all of the confessionals from "Survivor" in seasons 1-10 and 21-34. It included numerous analysis files and the end ranks of each contestant in those seasons.
Data Cleaning
We adapted these Google Docs + Google Sheets files into .txt and .csv files after pfd file reader was inconsistent and more complex. We tried implementing re and bs4 for cleaning original files, but ended up manually cleaning extra pictures and text from original files.
Our actual cleaning code removes nltk stopwords except “between” and “against” (we believe these words are important in correlating results with confessionals)
Training Our Neural Network
We briefly investigated implementing word embedding, but eventually settled on Bag of Words as a training methodology.
Training Method Code Stats:
Neurons: 100
0.0001 alpha
Epochs: 1000
Input Array Dimensions: 10570 x 8687
Run Time: 28.4 minutes
Testing Our Neural Network
- For testing, we initially wrote our own sentences. Later, we randomly omitted one sentence for every person from the training data, and tested the program using this sentence to see how the predicted ranking matched up with the actual.
- Initially, the program output a list of each rank and a corresponding likelihood. The ordering of these ranks was almost always identical, no matter what data we tested it with. We speculated that it got caught in the local minima, so we optimised training variables for more varied results. We implemented a weighted average system to convert values into rank. We mitigated technical glitches by setting a minimum commentary of 500 words. We omitted any commentary that did not contain 500 words.
- Our final version's estimations are (on average) within ~4.7 ranks of the actual, and are ~1.45 ranks better than random guesses.
Special Thanks
We want to extend gratitude to Professor Eugene Charniak (an expert from Brown University on natural language processing and also the teacher of Brown's deep learning course) for discussing the project with us over the phone, and giving us valuable input on how to improve our project. Additionally, we want to thank Professor Sasha Rush (A professor at Harvard University whose research spans both machine learning and natural language processing) who gave us extensive feedback on our code through email correspondence.


MOTHER (1996) A film review by Nick Schaden Copyright 1997 Nick Schaden
Albert Brooks is a funny guy. Whether he's cracking jokes about food products or relatives his timing and wit always make you at least chuckle, and it's what makes "Mother" such a fun movie.
"Mother" tells the story of John Henderson (Albert Brooks) a writer who just got divorced. John feels he can't connect with women, and feels the only way to make himself whole again is to move back in with his mother, Beatrice (Debbie Reynolds) and try to regain his "feelings" during childhood. It makes for a simple yet effective plot.
The far majority of the movie is spent with John and his mother arguing and fighting about different issues, many times with hilarious results. For example, upon John's arrival to his mother's home, his mother starts by offering him incredibly old and freezer-burned meats, cheeses, and dessert for something to eat. Soon we see John and mother squaring off in an argument about meat, use of the freezer, childhood, it's all quite funny.
What makes "Mother" superior in some ways to other comedies is that the movie doesn't try to push the limits of reality - while Brooks's character is a mess he can be believable. In other comedies many times the plot calls for incredulous situations (Clark Griswold flying through the air at Hoover Dam in "Vegas Vacation" comes to mind) just so the audience can laugh a little.
However, there are a few complaints I have with Mother. First and foremost, the movie wraps itself up far too quickly and neatly. It's almost as though actor/director Brooks said to himself: "Enough comedy...let's finish with a good ending". Furthermore, for me as a viewer, to be laughing and chuckling through most of the movie and then to switch gears to a happy wrap up was a disappointment for me. Don't get me wrong, I expected the happy ending - it's just that the movie needed a slower transition from comedy to conclusion. Second, I wish that Jeff's (John's brother, played by Rob Morrow) slight obsession with his mother could have been developed more as a side plot.
However, in conclusion, "Mother" is a fun movie. While you won't likely want to sit and see this movie again and again, it made this reviewer laugh the whole way through, and thus achieves its purpose as a comedy.
Nick's Rating: +2 (Recommended)
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| addMA {quantmod} | R Documentation |
Add one or more moving averages to a chart.
addSMA(n = 10, on = 1, with.col = Cl, overlay = TRUE, col = "brown") addEMA(n = 10, wilder = FALSE, ratio=NULL, on = 1, with.col = Cl, overlay = TRUE, col = "blue") addWMA(n = 10, wts=1:n, on = 1, with.col = Cl, overlay = TRUE, col = "green") addDEMA(n = 10, on = 1, with.col = Cl, overlay = TRUE, col = "pink") addEVWMA(n = 10, on = 1, with.col = Cl, overlay = TRUE, col = "yellow") addZLEMA(n = 10, ratio=NULL, on = 1, with.col = Cl, overlay = TRUE, col = "red")
n |
periods to average over |
wilder |
logical; use wilder? |
wts |
a vector of weights |
ratio |
a smoothing/decay ratio |
on |
apply to which figure (see below) |
with.col |
using which column of data (see below) |
overlay |
draw as overlay |
col |
color of MA |
see the appropriate base MA functions in TTR for more details and references.
A moving average indicator will be draw on the current chart. A chobTA object will be returned silently.
Jeffrey A. Ryan
see MovingAverages in TTR written by Josh Ulrich
## Not run: addSMA() addEMA() addWMA() addDEMA() addEVWMA() addZLEMA() ## End(Not run)


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All your favorite photo-filters, made with pure CSS and JavaScript.
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//# Range Operators Swift includes two range operators, which are shortcuts for expressing a range of values.
The closed range operator (a...b) is used to define a range from a to b, including both a and b. This operator is more analogous to a for-in loop, where all the values needs to be used.


The checkboxes below represent skills documented by the artifacts in my portfolio. Checking a set of skills will generate a library of artifacts demonstrating those skills.


Usage
Installing an SDK
Latest Stable
Install the latest stable version of your SDK of choice
(say, Java JDK) by running the following command:
$ sdk install java
You will see something like the following output:
Downloading: java 8u111
In progress...
######################################################################## 100.0%
Installing: java 8u111
Done installing!
Now you will be prompted if you want this version to be set as
default.
Do you want java 8u111 to be set as default? (Y/n):
Answering yes (or hitting enter) will ensure that all
subsequent shells opened will have this version of the SDK in use by default.
Setting java 8u111 as default.
Specific Version
Need a specific version of an SDK? Simply qualify the
version you require:
$ sdk install scala 2.12.1
All subsequent steps same as above.
Install Local Version(s)
Using a snapshot version? Already have a local installation? Setup a local version by specifying the path to the local installation:
$ sdk install groovy 3.0.0-SNAPSHOT /path/to/groovy-3.0.0-SNAPSHOT
$ sdk install java 10-zulu /Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/zulu-10.jdk/Contents/Home
Note that the local version name (3.0.0-SNAPSHOT and
10-zulu in the examples above) must be a unique name
which is not already in the list of available version names.
Remove Version
Remove an installed version.
$ sdk uninstall scala 2.11.6
Note that removing a local version will not remove the local installation.
List Candidates
To get a listing of available Candidates:
$ sdk list
This will render a searchable alphabetic list with name, current stable default
version, website URL, description and easy install command for each Candidate.
The output is piped to less
so standard keyboard shortcuts may be
used with q
to exit.
================================================================================
Available Candidates
================================================================================
q-quit /-search down
j-down ?-search up
k-up h-help
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Groovy (2.4.5) http://www.groovy-lang.org/
Groovy is a powerful, optionally typed and dynamic language, with static-typing
and static compilation capabilities, for the Java platform aimed at multiplying
developers’ productivity thanks to a concise, familiar and easy to learn syntax.
It integrates smoothly with any Java program, and immediately delivers to your
application powerful features, including scripting capabilities, Domain-Specific
Language authoring, runtime and compile-time meta-programming and functional
programming.
$ sdk install groovy
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Scala (2.11.7) http://www.scala-lang.org/
...
List Versions
To get a listing of Candidate Versions:
$ sdk list groovy
This will result in a list view showing the available, local, installed and
current versions of the SDK.
================================================================================
Available Groovy Versions
================================================================================
> * 2.4.4 2.3.1 2.0.8 1.8.3
2.4.3 2.3.0 2.0.7 1.8.2
2.4.2 2.2.2 2.0.6 1.8.1
2.4.1 2.2.1 2.0.5 1.8.0
2.4.0 2.2.0 2.0.4 1.7.9
2.3.9 2.1.9 2.0.3 1.7.8
2.3.8 2.1.8 2.0.2 1.7.7
2.3.7 2.1.7 2.0.1 1.7.6
2.3.6 2.1.6 2.0.0 1.7.5
2.3.5 2.1.5 1.8.9 1.7.4
2.3.4 2.1.4 1.8.8 1.7.3
2.3.3 2.1.3 1.8.7 1.7.2
2.3.2 2.1.2 1.8.6 1.7.11
2.3.11 2.1.1 1.8.5 1.7.10
2.3.10 2.1.0 1.8.4 1.7.1
================================================================================
+ - local version
* - installed
> - currently in use
================================================================================
Use Version
Choose to use a given version in the current terminal:
$ sdk use scala 2.12.1
It is important to realise that this will switch the candidate version for
the current shell only. To make this change permanent, use the default command instead.
Default Version
Chose to make a given version the default:
$ sdk default scala 2.11.6
This will ensure that all subsequent shells will start with version 2.11.6 in
use.
Current Version(s)
To see what is currently in use for a Candidate:
$ sdk current java
Using java version 8u111
To see what is currently in use for all Candidates:
$ sdk current
Using:
groovy: 2.4.7
java: 8u111
scala: 2.12.1
Upgrade Version(s)
To see what is currently out of date for a Candidate on your system:
$ sdk upgrade springboot
Upgrade:
springboot (1.2.4.RELEASE, 1.2.3.RELEASE < 1.2.5.RELEASE)
To see what is outdated for all Candidates:
$ sdk upgrade
Upgrade:
gradle (2.3, 1.11, 2.4, 2.5 < 2.6)
grails (2.5.1 < 3.0.4)
springboot (1.2.4.RELEASE, 1.2.3.RELEASE < 1.2.5.RELEASE)
SDKMAN! Version
Display the current version of SDKMAN!:
$ sdk version
Broadcast Messages
Get the latest SDK release notifications on the command line:
$ sdk broadcast
==== BROADCAST =================================================================
* 06/12/16: Scala 2.12.1 released on SDKMAN! #scala
* 23/11/16: Gradle 3.2.1 released on SDKMAN! #gradle
* 22/11/16: Ceylon 1.3.1 released on SDKMAN! #ceylonlang
================================================================================
It is also worth mentioning that whenever an SDK version is released on
SDKMAN!, a notification will appear when next using the CLI.
Every new broadcast is also pushed to Twitter.
Offline Mode
Initially called Aeroplane Mode, this allows SDKMAN! to function
when working offline. It has a parameter that can be passed
toenable or disable the offline mode.
$ sdk offline enable
Forced offline mode enabled.
$ sdk offline disable
Online mode re-enabled!
When operating in offline mode, most commands will still work
even though they will operate in a scaled down capacity. An example is the list
command, which will only display the currently installed and active version(s):
$ sdk list
------------------------------------------------------------
Offline Mode: only showing installed groovy versions
------------------------------------------------------------
> 2.4.4
* 2.4.3
------------------------------------------------------------
* - installed
> - currently in use
------------------------------------------------------------
The offline mode will also be disabled/enabled automatically when the internet
becomes available/unavailable. Naturally, commands that require internet
connectivity will not function but give a warning.
Self-Update
Installs a new version of SDKMAN! if available.
$ sdk selfupdate
If no new version is available an appropriate message will be displayed.
Re-installation may be forced by passing the force parameter to the command:
$ sdk selfupdate force
Automatic daily checks for new versions of SDKMAN! will also be performed on the
behalf of the user.
Update
Periodically SDKMAN! requires a refresh to become aware of new (or removed)
candidates.
When candidate metadata has potentially grown stale, a warning is displayed
with instruction
on how to update. By simply running the following command, the candidate
cache will be refreshed and new candidates will become available for
installation:
WARNING: SDKMAN is out-of-date and requires an update.
$ sdk update
Adding new candidates(s): kotlin
Flush
From time to time it may be necessary to flush SDKMAN!'s local
state.The flush command helps with this and allows for the following to be
performed:
Broadcast
$ sdk flush broadcast
Clears out the Broadcast cache, downloading the latest available news on next
command invocation.
Archives
$ sdk flush archives
Cleans the cache containing all downloaded SDK binaries. This can take up a lot
of space so is worth clearing out from time to time!
Temporary Folder
$ sdk flush temp
Clears out the staging work folder used when installing new versions of
candidates and SDKMAN! itself.
Help
You can get basic help by running the following command:
$ sdk help
This should yield something like:
Usage: sdk [version]
sdk offline
commands:
install or i [version]
uninstall or rm
list or ls
use or u [version]
default or d [version]
current or c [candidate]
upgrade or ug [candidate]
version or v
broadcast or b
help or h
offline
selfupdate [force]
flush
candidate : ...
version : where optional, defaults to latest stable if not provided
eg: sdk install groovy
Configuration
Although configuration is limited, the list of configurable items will grow
as required. Configuration can be found in the
~/.sdkman/etc/config
file. Currently the following is
configurable:
# make sdkman non-interactive, preferred for CI environments
sdkman_auto_answer=true|false
# perform automatic selfupdates
sdkman_auto_selfupdate=true|false
# disables SSL certificate verification
# https://github.com/sdkman/sdkman-cli/issues/327
# HERE BE DRAGONS....
sdkman_insecure_ssl=true|false
# configure curl timeouts
sdkman_curl_connect_timeout=5
sdkman_curl_continue=true
sdkman_curl_max_time=10
# subscribe to the beta channel
sdkman_beta_channel=true
# enable verbose debugging
sdkman_debug_mode=true|false
# enable colour mode
sdkman_colour_enable=true|false


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Protecting forest elephants
Through this project, we intend to educate the public about the threat of forest elephant poaching and its devastating effects on the the rainforest environments of the Congo Basin and on global warming. Our project will also provide ways for the public to help fight back against forest elephant poaching by offering donation opportunities to accredited elephant-centric anti-poaching organizations.


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# File lib/shoes/basic.rb, line 330 def click &blk real.signal_connect "clicked", &proc{parent.append{blk[self]}} if blk end


Open AI Fab provides subscription-based AI services
by Mark Tsai, Taipei; Adam Hwang, DIGITIMESOpen AI Fab provides AI services, mainly consulting in AI technology and AI solutions, on a subscription basis for small- to medium-size enterprises to help them transform or upgrade operations, according to company CEO Jon Huang.
The services come in three stages: Diagnosis of clients' business areas and needs, followed by development of AI-based models to meet the needs, and then by implementing and improving the models, Huang noted.
Founded in May 2018, Open AI Fab develops AI-based models using technologies in graphic recognition and natural language processing as well as open source algorithms for the time being, and aims at clients from retail, finance, manufacturing and agriculture, Huang indicated.


We got solutions!
- recontextualize ubiquitous networks
- transform bricks-and-clicks web-readiness
- repurpose B2B communities
- incubate sticky bandwidth
- orchestrate wireless eyeballs
- drive distributed e-tailers
- target killer infomediaries
- redefine cutting-edge interfaces
- reinvent extensible technologies
- cultivate integrated networks
- recontextualize transparent experiences
- syndicate end-to-end supply-chains
- redefine compelling platforms
- envisioneer end-to-end eyeballs


I found that GitHub has published its own dark mode and that’s pretty cool.
At GitHub Settings - Appearance
Official Dark Mode
Really wonderful, supports more colors and components.
GitHub Dark Mode Extension
More colorful but doesn't support some special components.
I’m currently enjoying using the official dark mode.
This means, GitHub Dark Mode Extension is useless now…
So, GitHub Dark Mode Extension will add more features to improve your experience like blur effects, smooth transitions and more.
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A slide show presentation web application written for BT DevCon6 to showcase: Backbone Grunt RequireJS


What is your name?
What highschool did you graduate from?
What year did you graduate?
What was your highschool mascot?


BlinkFail is a basic application that toggles the a mote LED periodically and then accesses out of bounds storage as a demonstration and sanity check for Safe TinyOS.


Query temporary storage usage and quota
Query persistent storage usage and quota
Create FileSystem and write file


I almost died from food poisoning in Tarkwa – Patapaa
by Nana YawGhanaian hiplife artiste, Patapaa, according to various interviews granted has revealed that he nearly lost his life through food poisoning.
According to the report, Patapaa was supposed to perform at a show the previous day but was quickly sent to St. Martins de Porres hospital just some few hours to his performance at the Kundum Show at Atuabo.
Since then nothing was heard of the artist till today after he granted an interview with Sammy Flex, Halifax and SammyKay revealing how a friend tried to poison him with food.
“I was poisoned when I went for a show at Tarkwa where I asked for an energy drink,” Patapaa narrated.
After taking the drink, he started hearing strange sounds in his stomach and shortly after, he started vomiting and having frequent stools.
“My vomit was as dark as a polythene bag and my stool was black and filled with blood,” he described the situation he suspects resulted from the poison.

Detailing his ordeal, he also made mention of the prophecy made by Eagle Prophet some weeks ago which he believed had manifested.
According to Patapaa, he took the prophecy in good faith and worked towards preventing it but a friend he can’t pinpoint tried to outsmart him.
The Founder and General Overseer of God’s Crown Chapel, Reindolph Oduro Gyebi, popularly known as the Eagle Prophet, during a program in his church said close friends of Patapaa would take his life through food poisoning.
See the video below:


x-img-diff-js demonstration
x-img-diff-js is a JavaScript(Web Assembly) porting project for x-img-diff, which extracts structual information of a bit different 2 images. Click the following "Calculate" button, then rectangle markers are displayed over the images.
Each rectangle stands for:- Cyan: Matching region
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WALHANG ELECTRODE COMPANY LONDON Westminster, London United Kingdom. Tel: +447040110447 ATTN: Dear Friend, Before I introduce myself, I wish to inform you that this letter is not a hoax mail and I urge you to treat it serious. I am Mr.Johnson Kerosine, a personal assistant to Mr.Wallter Hangal, the managing director of WALHANG ELECTRODE COMPANY LONDON England. I am Mr.Wallter Hangal's personal assistant for six years now; Mr.Wallter Hangalhas a beautiful wife Mrs. Cathrine Hangal and three children. Mr.Wallter Hangal is the managing director of WALHANG ELECTRODE COMPANY LONDON England, Mr.Wallter Hangal is 68 years old, Mr.Wallter Hangal was From_Germany, who unfortunately died in tsunami incident on 26th December 2004. You will read more stories about the tsunami victims on visiting this website,www.ems.narenthorn. thaigov.net/tsunami_e/tsunamilist.php?. Mr.Wallter Hangal died in tsunami incident in Thailand together with his wife and three blessed children on 26th December 2004, since after the incident I have been trying to locate any of his relation or brother, I later discovered that Mr.Wallter Hangal is the only issue to his family. Before his death on 26th December 2004 Mr.Wallter Hangal left with a bank a total sum of $58 million United State Dollars. I came across your name and contact, on the course of my personal searching for reliable and honest person whom will transact this business with me so i decided to contact you for this project. I am contacting you to assist in repatriating and securing the wealth left behind in a fixed deposit account by Mr.Wallter Hangal before they get confiscated or declared unserviceable by the Bank. The board of the directors n the Bank has issued a notice that after 2 months from now and no next of kin shown up for the claim, the funds will be confiscated and declared unserviceable. Since I the personal assis tant have been unsuccessful in locating Mr.Wallter Hangal's relatives for sometime now, I seek your consent to present you as the Next of Kin of the deceased since you are a foreigner, so that the proceed of this deposit valued at $USD 58 Million Dollars can be released to you. The Bank will release the funds to any foreigner who has all related information/documents of Mr.Wallter Hangal . I myself have successfully gotten all the necessary documents and contacts of his account with the bank, Your application will be directed to his account officer department For verification and approval. Everything is under my control. I shall Provide you all the information and copy of the certificate of deposit issued o Mr.Wallter Hangal when he deposited the funds in the Bank. I shall also involve a good attorney who shall represent you in all the appropriate offices for the claim. I shall destroy all the documents used for the claim and leave no traces. Af ter everything, you shall have 30% of the total sum, while 70% for me. All requires is your honest cooperation to enable us seeing this business successful. I guarantee that this will be executed under a legitimate arrangement that will protect you from any breach of the law. Mr.Wallter Hangal was a very good man and it is not wise to allow his hard earned wealth to be stolen by the reedy directors of the bank. Further details awaits your response by email. Please treat this proposal very strictly and confidential. Best Regards and God bless you. Mr.Johnson Kerosine. +447040110447.