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Mapping Brain Regions To Intelligence
Mapping Intelligence
Using an extraordinary group of volunteers with highly localized brain injuries suffered while serving in Vietnam, scientists have been able to create a map of the specific brain regions involved in intelligence. Published in Brain: A Journal of Neurology, the study has yielded the most detailed and comprehensive picture yet of the regions involved in comprehension and working memory.
"It's a significant challenge to find patients (for research) who have brain damage, and even further, it's very hard to find patients who have focal brain damage," said Dr. Aron Barbey from the University of Illinois, the study lead. These very localized brain injuries allow researchers "to draw inferences about how specific brain structures are necessary for performance."
Creating a matrix of about 3,000 three-dimensional brain regions the scientists mapped functions against regions. "We found that general intelligence depends on a remarkably circumscribed neural system," Barbey said. "Several brain regions, and the connections between them, were most important for general intelligence."
In addition, the brain regions involved in forward thinking, impulse-control and other aspects of executive processing overlap significantly with regions key to general intelligence, further evidence that intelligence involves very specific brain areas working closely together.
"In fact, the particular regions and connections we found support an emerging body of neuroscience evidence indicating that intelligence depends on the brain's ability to integrate information from verbal, visual, spatial and executive processes," Barbey said. "This will open the door to further investigations into the biological basis of intelligence, exploring how the brain, genes, nutrition and the environment together interact to shape the development and continued evolution of the remarkable intellectual abilities that make us human."
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Scientists Get Smarter, Share To Learn About IQ
How many scientists does it take to correlate brain power with genetics? Answer: Lots.
In the previously stalled scientific inquiry into the relationship between brain functions and genetics the biggest problem had been sample size. But in a highly atypical instance of scientific group-Darwinism over 200 researchers decided to put aside ego and pool research data to move the ball forward.
"What's really new here is this movement toward crowd-sourcing brain research," said Paul Thompson, a professor of neurology at the University of California, Los Angeles, and senior author of one of the resulting papers. "This is an example of social networking in science, and it gives us a power we have not had."
Two large aggregated research programs eventually joined forces leading to some significant findings:
Two genes that correlated strongly with overall brain size and the rate of brain atrophy with age.
Research into brain size also showed people with the larger brains tended to score slightly higher on a standardized test.
Roughly 10 percent of people possess the gene that correlates to slightly quicker atrophy of the hippocampus.
Tags: brain science, iq
Scientists Read Brain Waves, Simulate Speech
Brain Impulses
University of California, Berkeley, researchers have successfully decoded electrical impulses in the brain's temporal lobe to reconstruct spoken words.
The study decoded the words that a person actually heard by capturing brain activity during the listening process. "To use [the technology] for reconstructing imagined conversations, these principles would have to apply to someone's internal verbalizations," said author Brian N. Pasley, a post-doctoral researcher in the center. "There is some evidence that hearing the sound and imagining the sound activate similar areas of the brain. If you can understand the relationship well enough between the brain recordings and sound, you could either synthesize the actual sound a person is thinking, or just write out the words with a type of interface device."
"This is huge for patients who have damage to their speech mechanisms because of a stroke or Lou Gehrig's disease and can't speak," said co-author Robert Knight, a UC Berkeley professor of psychology and neuroscience. "If you could eventually reconstruct imagined conversations from brain activity, thousands of people could benefit."
In addition to the potential for expanding the communication ability of the severely disabled, he noted, the research also "is telling us a lot about how the brain in normal people represents and processes speech sounds."
Pasley and his colleagues at UC Berkeley, UC San Francisco, University of Maryland and The Johns Hopkins University report their findings Jan. 31 in the open-access journal PLoS Biology. To hear the reconstructed words, visit the Berkeley news page: http://newscenter.berkeley.edu/2012/01/31/scientists-decode-brain-waves-to-eavesdrop-on-what-we-hear/
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Staten Island High School Practices Meditation
I found this piece very exciting. A high school in Staten Island, NY, is piloting a brief but regular period of meditation as an experiment to see whether it improves students' concentration and academic performance. Fascinating!
"Before, they didn't pay attention and they felt the need to be snarky in order to show they existed and to wake up. For teachers to yell at them about these things takes time out of class and makes them feel worse about themselves," said Susan Finley, executive director of The Producers Project, which has been filming Concord High School students for seven years. "Now, when a teacher says focus, they know they can…There's more confidence, they're more relaxed in their own skin, and they feel more hopeful."
The meditation practice is coupled with education about neuroplasticity and brain science.
(Image courtesy of silive.com.)
Tags: brain science, brain-training, meditation, neuroplasticity, news
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Reviving Brain Plasticity
A team from the University of California in San Francisco have revived plasticity in the brains of young mice. The finding provides hope that future therapies may permit the repair of brain circuits after injury or disease.
The team transplanted a specific type of immature neuron from embryonic mice into the visual cortex of young mice – a method that doctors could theoretically use to treat neural circuits disrupted in abnormal fetal or postnatal development, stroke, traumatic brain injury, psychiatric illness and aging.
A naturally occurring signaling chemical (or neurotransmitter) known as GABA creates the conditions for acute plasticity in the visual cortex. The study, published in the journal Science, (Vol. 327. no. 5969, 2010), showed that transplanted embryonic neurons, once producing GABA, could induce plasticity in young mice even after the end of the normal critical period.
"The findings suggest it ultimately might be possible to use inhibitory neuron transplantation, or some factor that is produced by inhibitory neurons, to create a new period of plasticity of limited duration for repairing damaged brains," says author Sunil P. Gandhi, PhD, postdoctoral fellow in the lab of Michael Stryker, PhD, professor of physiology and a member of the Keck Center for Integrative Neurosciences at UCSF. "It will be important to determine whether transplantation is equally effective in older animals."
Likewise, "the results raise a fundamental question: how do these cells, as they pass through a specific stage in their development, create these windows of plasticity?" says author Derek G. Southwell, PhD, a student in the lab of Arturo Alvarez-Buylla, PhD, Heather and Melanie Muss Professor of Neurological Surgery and a member of the Eli and Edythe Broad Center of Regeneration Medicine and Stem Cell Research at UCSF.
This or similar processes could also explain why young children can learn with ease (new languages for instance) but not adults.
More information: Science paper: "Cortical Plasticity Induced by Inhibitory Neuron Transplantation", http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/full/327/5969/1145
Tags: brain plasticity, brain science, neurogenesis, neuroplasticity, news
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Exercise Makes Your Brain Bigger
Sunday, February 21st, 2010
Aerobic Exercise Increases Hippocampal Volume
In a study that focused specifically on patients suffering from schizophrenia, but also observing changes in non-schizophrenics, scientists have found that aerobic exercise increases the volume of the hippocampus by as much as 16%.
The volume increased by 12% in those with schizophrenia and by 16% in those without and was associated with improvements in short-term memory test scores.
"These results indicate that in [these patients], hippocampal volume is plastic in response to aerobic exercise," write Frank-Gerald Pajonk, MD, Dr. K. Fontheim's Hospital for Mental Health, Liedenburg, Germany, and colleagues.
"To provide a context, the magnitude of these changes in volume was similar to that observed for other subcortical structures when patients were switched from typical to atypical antipsychotic drug therapy," they add.
"To be honest, we've been surprised that we found these results," Dr. Pajonk told Medscape Psychiatry. "We double and tripled checked it, but the results were always confirmed. To our knowledge, this is the first time that it has been shown that the hippocampus is growing in patients with schizophrenia with a suitable method.
"As the hippocampus is one of the core structures in schizophrenia, we were thinking that if there was an increase in volume, it could give some improvement in cognition. And that's what we found, at least to a small extent," he added.
"We've done this same study in other brain structures and did not find any volume increases," said Dr. Pajonk. "So this really seems to be a result that is specific to the hippocampus. That means it's not just a question of blood flow or unspecific factors, but maybe it's really specific for development of neurons in terms of increase in synapses or even neurogenesis."
He added that it may be too soon to draw any clinical conclusions.
The investigators hope to continue to follow up these patients and are awaiting funding for a new study comparing the effects of exercise with cognitive training.
"Although I can't prove it right now, I'm positive that exercise is doing good in the treatment of schizophrenia," said Dr. Pajonk. "Many of the schizophrenia patients from the sporting groups were able to go on and develop a life of their own, moving to a new apartment, taking up a job again, etc. It's a bit early and we just had a small sample size, but with this small number of patients, we were really surprised and amazed at what has happened to them."
From Arch Gen Psychiatry. 2010;67:133-143.
Schizophrenia Improved By Mental And Physical Exercise
Effects of Physical Exercise & Schizophrenia
Tags: aerobic exercise, brain science, brain volume, hippocampus, neurogenesis, schizophrenia
Neurogenesis and Brain Fitness for Stroke Victims
How A Stroke Affects The Brain
Scientists at the University of Iowa have published results of a fascinating study showing that antidepressants can improve the cognitive functioning of stroke victims.
Prior studies had indicated that antidepressants provided cognitive benefits for depressed stroke victims. The authors of this study set out to find whether the same would be true for those not suffering from depression.
"We knew that a patient with depression had poorer outcomes. We knew also that antidepressants improved outcomes among depressed patients," professor Ricardo Jorge explained. "But we really didn't have (although we had a hint) evidence that antidepressants given in small doses — relatively small doses — would be able to modify the outcome of these patients, particularly the cognitive outcome."
The team compared the benefits of antidepressant treatment to the improvements on cognitive tests in two control groups, who received training in problem-solving skills or a placebo.
"The change in memory scores in this neuropsychological test for those patients who received the escitalopram was 11.3 points, against 2.5 points of positive change in patients who did not receive escitalopram," says Dr. Jorge.
While pointing out that increased neurogenesis isn't the only possible explanation for the cognitive benefits of antidepressants to the stroke patients he indicated that it was a distinct possibility:
"This is a complex issue, because there are several alternatives," he explains. "One, and probably one that is quite appealing because this is related to the mechanism of antidepressants for treatment of depression, is that antidepressants have an effect called a neurotrophic effect. In a sense, that increases the expression of neurotrophic factors."
"There is evidence that it will increase the neurogenesis and the proliferation of primordial neurons in the hippocampus," Dr. Jorge theorized. "There are several trophic effects that help the brain reorganize itself. This is also important because the period immediately after a stroke is a period of greater plasticity in the brain, where the brain tries to compensate for its deficits. In not only a functional way but also in a structural way, there are changes in structure and changes in function that try to override the deficits brought by the stroke."
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Tags: antidepressants, brain science, neurogenesis, stroke, therapy
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Brain Food | Magnesium On The Brain
Thursday, January 28th, 2010
Professor Guosong Liu, Director of the Center for Learning and Memory at Tsinghua University in Beijing, China, and her team have shown that increased levels of magnesium as a dietary supplement boosts brain power.
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"Magnesium is essential for the proper functioning of many tissues in the body, including the brain and, in an earlier study, we demonstrated that magnesium promoted synaptic plasticity in cultured brain cells," explains Dr. Liu. "Therefore it was tempting to take our studies a step further and investigate whether an increase in brain magnesium levels enhanced cognitive function in animals."
Dr. Liu's team created a new magnesium compound, magnesium-L-threonate (MgT) to increase magnesium in the brain's of rats of different ages and studied the impact on the brain functions of the rats.
"We found that increased brain magnesium enhanced many different forms of learning and memory in both young and aged rats," says Dr. Liu. They also saw increases in the number of synapses, activation of key signaling molecules and an enhancement of short- and long-term the synaptic processes critical to learning and memory.
*** The issue is, according to my supplement contacts, that magnesium chelates (like the new one mentioned in the study – MgT) are only 4 to 12% magnesium – which means you have to take 10grams (16 capsules) to get 500mg Magnesium. Brazil Nuts and Chocolate are the top Magnesium foods groups. ***
The control rats in the study ate a normal diet widely accepted to contain sufficient magnesium. The observed effects, the authors conclude, derive from an elevation of magnesium to levels higher than provided by a normal diet.
"Our findings suggest that elevating brain magnesium content via increasing magnesium intake might be a useful new strategy to enhance cognitive abilities," explains Dr. Liu. "Moreover, half the population of industrialized countries has a magnesium deficit, which increases with aging. This may very well contribute to age-dependent memory decline; increasing magnesium intake might prevent or reduce such decline."
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Tags: brain science, brainfood, magnesium supplement
Brain Fitness And Meditation
Saw this study today related to the mental health benefits of meditation which I found interesting – here's a key excerpt from the overview:
"Evidence to support a neuroprotective effect [of meditation] comes from cognitive, electroencephalogram (EEG), and structural neuroimaging studies. In one cross-sectional study, meditation practitioners were found to have a lower age-related decline in thickness of specific cortical regions. However, the enthusiasm must be balanced by the inconsistency and preliminary nature of existing studies as well as the fact that meditation comprises a heterogeneous group of practices."
1: Doraiswamy PM, Xiong GL. Does Meditation Enhance Cognition and Brain
Longevity? Ann N Y Acad Sci. 2007 Sep 28. [Epub ahead of print] PubMed PMID:
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New Brain Science Facility At UCSF
Friday, January 22nd, 2010
The University of California in San Francisco today unveils newly approved plans to build a neuroscience building on its Mission Bay campus. It will house several basic research programs seeking cures for intractable neurological disorders.
Funding approval was granted yesterday by University of California Board of Regents.
The new facility will provide a shared space for clinicians, clinician-researchers and basic scientists to accelerate advances against such disorders as Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, stroke, migraine, epilepsy, autism, mental retardation and cerebral palsy.
"This culminates a 10-year dream," says Nobel laureate Stanley B. Prusiner, MD, director of the Institute for Neurodegenerative Diseases. "This building will bring together some of the best scientists in the world to work on these very prevalent diseases of the brain. The opportunity for major progress is tremendous."
"UCSF Mission Bay will be one of the biggest neuroscience complexes in the world."
"This building exemplifies UCSF's commitment to discovery, education and patient care," says UCSF Chancellor Sue Desmond-Hellmann, MD, MPH. "It represents my vision for UCSF. In the face of these challenging financial times, it is imperative that we maintain our strategic vision and continue our leadership role in tackling the world's devastating diseases."
"We have an unprecedented opportunity with this building to establish a Manhattan project-like approach for moving in on these devastating neurological disorders," says Stephen L. Hauser, MD, chair of the Department of Neurology.
"Clinicians treating patients with neurological conditions, clinician-researchers carrying out brain imaging and drug studies in patients, scientists studying the molecular and cellular basis of diseases, and scientists studying how the brain normally functions will be able to share their expertise, brainstorm, collaborate."
"Ultimately, we want to be able to stop disease progression, repair damage that has already occurred and prevent disease from occurring in the first place," he says.
"In MS, we're currently planning the first clinical study to see if it can be halted before it begins."
And in reading the press release, here is where I started to notice the emphasis on drug interventions and the absence of mention that San Francisco is also a hub for interventions that don't require drugs, such as brain training!
** Collaborations with Silicon Valley, the biotech industry and the pharmaceutical industry will be key to this effort, Hauser says. Equally critical, he says, will be cultivating the next generation of neuroscience investigators and inspiring careers in translational medicine. **
The world-class neuroscientists of the Keck Center, whose studies of brain function have shed light on how the human brain learns and remembers, how it sees, hears, moves the body's limbs, and feels pain, will add another dimension to the research conducted in the building. Pioneers in the study of the brain's "plasticity," or capacity to change, these scientsts focus on how brain cells work together to generate behaviors. Their intent is to learn enough about these processes that the brain could be taught to repair itself in patients born with disabilities, such as autism, or afflicted with disorders such as neurodegenerative diseases or stroke.
"Our goal in moving to this building is to help our colleagues understand how the brain works when it's functioning well and for us to discover what happens in the whole system when brain function fails at the level of molecules and cells," says Allison J. Doupe, MD, PhD, a psychiatrist and senior neuroscientist at the Keck Center.
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CPS backslides on rape prosecutions
25th September, 2012
Emily Thornberry MP, Labour's Shadow Attorney General, has today written to the Director of Public Prosecutions, Keir Starmer QC, and the Attorney General, Dominic Grieve, to demand an urgent rethink of the Crown Prosecution Service's decision to weaken guidelines that specialist barristers must deal with every stage of a rape prosecution.
Emily Thornberry MP, Labour's Shadow Attorney General, wrote:
"Rape campaigners have denounced this as backsliding. The trial process can be notoriously traumatic for rape victims. Historically, courts have not always been sympathetic arenas for rape victims and this put many of them off from coming forward in the first place. This is why it is so important that rape victims can count on the fact that those handling their cases are highly experienced and sensitive to their needs.
"It is not acceptable that your Government's decision to slash the Crown Prosecution Service's budget by 25 per cent over the course of the Parliament means that rape victims cannot get the legal support to which the particularly harrowing nature of their ordeal entitles them."
Vera Baird QC, former Solicitor General and Labour's Police and Crime Commissioner candidate in Northumbria, said:
"The fact that it is now a 'should' rule and not a 'must' rule will mean that in practice barristers' clerks are likely to conclude that there isn't really a rule at all. The whole drive towards specially trained barristers for rape cases risks losing momentum and go into reverse. This is really shocking news, especially when you consider the extent to which the CPS has invested in this."

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Q: Double line box_drawing characters in terminal This piece of code in wikipedia:
$ char=( 6a 6b 6c 6d 6e 71 74 75 76 77 78 )
$ for i in ${char[*]}; do printf "0x$i \x$i \e(0\x$i\e(B\n"; done

includes one-line box-drawing characters.
Are there double-line box-drawing characters in terminal?
For example how can I print the character "╢".
I'll use them in a C++ program like this:
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int main()
{
    printf("\e(0\x6a\e(B "); // 188
    printf("\e(0\x6b\e(B "); // 187
    printf("\e(0\x6c\e(B "); // 201
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    printf("\e(0\x71\e(B "); // 205
    printf("\e(0\x74\e(B "); // 204
    printf("\e(0\x75\e(B "); // 185
    printf("\e(0\x76\e(B "); // 202
    printf("\e(0\x77\e(B "); // 203
    printf("\e(0\x78\e(B "); // 186
}

A: What charset do you have your terminal set to use? If you are still using ASCII, you don't have double-line box-drawing characters available to you. If you are using UTF-8, you can send out the UTF-8 character sequence for these characters. I believe printf("╢") will work if you compiler accepts UTF-8 in the source code, e.g. gcc with -finput-charset=UTF-8.

A: Some of the comments suggested ncurses as a possible solution.  There are pros/cons to that:

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*ncurses is useful for drawing text while moving about the screen (either full-screen, or a full-line using filter).  OP's example prints a fragment of a single line, and the discussion gave no clues whether this was a typical use, or part of something more elaborate.

*ncurses has a repertoire of symbols for commonly-used lines.  The particular example shown (a mixed single-width and double-width symbol) is not in that list, i.e., Unicode Character 'BOX DRAWINGS VERTICAL DOUBLE AND LEFT SINGLE' (U+2562)

ncurses accepts UTF-8 strings, and keeps track of the current position, but attaches no particular significance to box-drawing symbols not in its repertoire.  Since 2009 (after the 5.7 release), it has symbols for double- and thick-linedrawing, but those are far from the full set of Unicode box-drawing graphics since they are not mixed.  Here are some screenshots from the ncurses test-program showing the predefined symbols that ncurses supports:

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Hosta 'Reverend Mac' was commissioned by NIGFAS to celebrate the birthday of the Reverend Wm. McMillan MBE. The Reverend Mac is a renowned flower designer, plants-man, author and keen gardener of worldwide acclaim. In addition to an MBE for his services to charity, The Albert Schweitzer Award for promoting religious freedom and an Associate of Honor of the National Association of Flower Arrangement Societies of Great Britain, the Garden Clubs of America have conferred Honorary Member status on Reverend Mac. This is their highest award, granted to only four people outside of USA.
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AT&T Backs Off Deal to Sell Smartphones From China's Huawei
Reversal is set back for Chinese electronics giant's hopes to crack U.S. market
Richard Yu, head of Huawei's consumer business, introducing the Huawei Mate 10 smartphone in Munich in October.Photo: christof stache/Agence France-Presse/Getty Images
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and Betsy Morris
Jan. 8, 2018 3:25 pm ET
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Huawei had been expected to announce Tuesday at a Las Vegas trade show that it had struck an agreement with AT&T, marking its first partnership with a major U.S. mobile carrier. Huawei is the world's No. 3 smartphone brand behind Samsung Electronics Co. and Apple Inc. but has been essentially shut out of the U.S. market.
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Classic Songs to Be Discovered, Derivative Works, Influenced, Music, My Stories, Unsung Heroes
My Own Top 40 List Based On iTunes Play Metrics
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I made the upgrade from the iPhone 5 to the 6 and when I synced up the old phone to iTunes to back it up, I saw the top 30 songs that did the rounds over the last 12 months.
1. Lift Me Up
The Wrong Side Of Heaven and The Righteous Side Of Hell Volume 1
What can I say, "The Ultimate Sin" influence just connected with me and I kept on coming back to the song over and over again.
2.Shepherd Of Fire
Any song that can combine "Enter Sandman" and "Trust" from Metallica and Megadeth deserves attention.
3. West Ruth Ave
What can I say, the Kiss "I Was Made For Lovin You" vibe connects and that Chorus melody is infectious.
4. A Day in My Life
The Wrong Side of Heaven & the Righteous Side Of Hell, Vol. 2
Five Finger Death Punch have two entries in my top 5. This one is a classic from Volume 2. The chorus is indelible.
Catacombs Of The Black Vatican
The monster that is Zakk Wylde returns with a classic. The song opens up for Zakk's masterclass in soloing.
6. Be Somebody
The song just flows that it sounds effortless. Brilliant.
7. Used To Be
Arrows To Athens
Kings And Thieves
Very surprised by the album when I came across it this year.
8. Mist
I thought this song would have been higher as i certainly feel like I have played it a 1000 times. Guess I'll be a Newfoundlander.
9. Conquistador
Love Lust Faith + Dreams
The riff owes a lot to Marilyn Manson's "Fight Song" and when Jared Leto/backing vocals sing, "we will, we will, we will rise again" you can just imagine Freddie Mercury singing "we will, we will rock you".
10. Heritage
The Kindred
Life In Lucidity
Love the band formerly known as "Today I Caught The Plague". The message in this song sums up exactly how I feel about culture, we build on what came before.
11. Fly On The Wall
Another song that just flows effortless from the fan funded "The End Is Where We Begin" album.
12. Fallen
Beyond Hell Above Heaven
Our Danish heroes deliver a rockabilly metal classic.
13. Draw The Line
O' God Save Us All
The lyrical content connects and the song is a great pop ditty from a band that borders on metal, rock and Christian gospel.
14. Tuesday's Rain
Asphalt Ballet
A brilliant song that got lost in the seismic shift of 1991/92. You were either in or you were out. Asphalt Ballet was deemed to be out.
15. Strife
Vengeance Falls
With a Judas Priest sing along intro, Trivium deliver with "Strife". Go on Spotify and you will see that it is getting some serious traction.
16. Denial Waits
Ashes Divide
Keep Telling Myself It's Alright
This song is unique and in a league of its own for production, craftsmanship and melodies. A classic that deserves more attention.
17. High Wire
If Jake E.Lee wants Red Dragon Cartel to reach a certain level of success and be ubiquitous than HE needs to write songs that are better than "High Wire".
18. Hail To The King
What can I say, who doesn't like a song that reminds them of AC/DC and "Thunderstruck".
19. American Slang
American Slang
The song that Bruce Springsteen and Jon Bon Jovi wish they wrote.
20. Lick It Up
Lick It Up
The song that saved Kiss's career.
21. Rainbow in the Dark
The Corey Taylor version from the Dio tribute album appears further down the list. An infectious song just tattoo's itself on the skin and remains forever.
22. The Last Time
Voodoo Highway
If Jake E.Lee wants Red Dragon Cartel to reach a certain level of success and be ubiquitous then HE needs to write songs that are better than "High Wire" and "The Last Time".
23. Moth
Clearly the best song on the new album.
24. Live In Love
The Hymn Of A Broken Man
This should be added to the set list of Killswitch Engage, it is that good.
25. Until It's Gone
It's a return to the Linkin Park trademark sound.
26. Attack
The song that got me into the band. A pure masterclass in electronics, industrial and fuzzed out rock.
27. End Of My Rope
From a band that deserved way more than what they got.
28. Hell Or Hallelujah
The best song that Kiss or Paul Stanley has written since "Psycho Circus". Mmm, "Live To Win" was also pretty good, however that was from Paul's solo album of the same name.
29. Wolvish
Progressive music the way it should be.
30. Watch You Bleed
Another chorus melody that is ubiquitous.
Other songs outside the Top 30 are as follows:
31. Rebellion
It was like System Of A Down never went away. Having Daron Malakian on it doesn't hurt at all.
32. Orestes
Mer de Noms
This song was pivotal as my development as a songwriter. Much in the same way that Evergrey showed me that good music is still being created from a metal point of view, A Perfect Circle showed me the same from a progressive art rock point of view.
33. Wrong Side Of Heaven
The emotion grabs me. One of the best ballads that FFDP have created.
34. It's Time
The main vocal melody is the same as a melody for an instrumental song I wrote for my wedding. So it connected from the outset.
35. Key Entity Extraction I: Domino The Destitute
The Afterman: Ascension
What can I say, when the "Wasted Years" like intro starts off, I was hooked.
36. Line Of Fire
Vandenberg's Moonkings
The mighty Dutchman is back and he sure knows how to turn it up to eleven.
37. Out Of Reach
An emotional roller coaster that straps you in and doesn't let you go.
Ronnie James Dio – This Is Your Life
Corey does a stellar job on the vocal.
39. When Truth Lies
Distant Is The Sun
One of the most consistent and best progressive metal bands to come out of Australia.
40. Coming Home
Synester Gates goes to town on this song. That whole minute plus lead break is beautiful.
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November 25, 2013 destroyerofharmonyA Day In My Life, All The Young Dudes, And It Stoned Me, Avenged Sevenfold, Bad Company, band, Be Still and Know, Bulletproof, cover song, David Bowie, drive home, Enter Sandman, Evans Blue, Excel, Fallen, Feel Like Making Love, Five Finger Death Punch, Guns N Roses, Here I Go Again, influence, Iron Maiden, Joni MItchell, Lifehouse, Lift Me Up, Live In Love, machine head, Megadeth, Metallica, Mick Ralphs, Mist, Mott The Hoople, multi-tasking, Out of Breath, Ozzy Osbourne, Pittsburgh Penguins, progress is derivative, Protest The Hero, Radio, Ready For Love, Saints and Sinners, Seagull, set list, Shepherd Of Fire, Shooting Star, society, Sparks, Straight Shooter, Tapping Into The Emotional Void, The Ultimate Sin, The Who, Times Of Grace, Trust, Van Morrison, Volbeat, Wasted Years, Whitesnake, Woodstock, X factor 1 Comment
Society today is all about multi-tasking. We take on so much stuff it's not funny. We have nine to five jobs, some have night jobs, some are studying as well, raising families, trying to kick-start a music career or blogging. In all of that commotion, we still try to find time to listen to music.
Lately I have been over dosing on a few recent albums. My drive home from work normally consists of the following songs;
"Shepherd Of Fire" – Avenged Sevenfold
"Lift Me Up" – Five Finger Death Punch
"Mist" – Protest The Hero
"Live In Love" – Times of Grace
"Fallen" – Volbeat
"Bulletproof" – Evans Blue
"Be Still and Know" – Machine Head
It is a perfect set list, timed to finish as soon as I drive into my driveway. It got me thinking about the progress is derivative effect.
So by looking at the above playlist, all of the above songs can be traced back to other songs. Here are some examples;
"Shepherd Of Fire" – the influence of Megadeth's "Trust" and Metallica's "Enter Sandman" are unmistakable. Of course "Enter Sandman" had its main riff come from a band called Excel and a 1989 song called "Tapping Into The Emotional Void." Megadeth's "Trust" intro was also inspired by the Pittsburgh Penguins' entrance theme "The Boys of Winter."
"Lift Me Up" – the vocal melody influence from "The Ultimate Sin" is very similar.
"Be Still and Know" – has the Iron Maiden "Wasted Years" vibe at the start
"Fallen" – has a Chorus very similar to Lifehouse's "Out Of Breath."
However the post is not about the songs I listen too on my way home. It is about the songs I listened to at work today. That is where Bad Company enters the equation.
I always talk about progress being derivative and that is what the Seventies became to be. I think it is safe to say that decade was the "Derivative" decade. So many similarities in songs, yet still unique enough to be different. Bad Company was one such band.
"Ready For Love" is probably the best known "cover" song from Bad Company. What a lot of people don't know is that Mick Ralphs was in a certain band called Mott The Hoople, and his composition was released in 1972 on the "All The Young Dudes" album. Of course, all the kudos went to the David Bowie composition. However a great song is a great song and Mick Ralphs resurrected it with Bad Company in 1974 and the song finally got the attention it deserved.
This was a common theme for the Sixties and the Seventies with a lot of artists resurrecting great songs from just a few years before that went unnoticed.
Even in the Eighties, Whitesnake became famous in the U.S on the back of the "Here I Go Again" 1987 version. The original song was released in 1982 on the "Saints and Sinners" album.
The song "Bad Company" is sleazy and swampy. Five Finger Death Punch did a good take on it, however the original has that X factor. Maybe because in most cases the bands of the seventies played it live in the studio, before multi tracking became the norm. Talk to any Joni Mitchell fans and they will tell you that "Bad Company" released in 1974 is a derivative version of Joni's "Woodstock" released in 1970,
"Seagull" is a band that is writing what they want to write and not what people or record labels expect them to write. That is a big difference with artists these days especially once they attain some success. They are showing their folk roots in this song, something that the Eighties will turn into a power ballad. "Seagull" is one of those songs that deserved hit status, however it was never promoted as a hit.
"Feel Like Makin Love" is one of those classics. It was a product of its time. It was released in 1975 on the "Straight Shooter" album. Talk to any fans of The Who and they will tell you that the song's main riff is a derivative version from the song "Sparks" that was released on the "Tommy" album in 1969.
"Shooting Star" was released in 1975, however Van Morrison fans could swear that it was a cover of a song called "And It Stoned Me" from 1970.
What about "Run With The Pack" and the symphony strings towards the end. What happened to just jamming a song to the end in todays' market? You have songs that need to end at 3.30 minutes, otherwise that old institution called Radio won't play it. Funny thing is, does anyone listen to the radio. In relation to hard rock music what is the point. It's non-existent unless it's the song is short enough to fit the format or edited to death.
The last time I heard the radio was over 10 years ago and I still remember that they played "Sweet Child O Mine" from Guns N Roses, by shortening the intro and all the lead breaks. Basically they turned a 5 minute plus song into a 3 minute song. Then they played "November Rain" as part of a back to back promotion and the editing was disgusting.
The thing with Bad Company is that by the time the Eighties rolled around, they had fallen into the same circle as all of the other bands, chasing the big pot of gold by delivering music in the style that was selling at the time. Just because it worked for one band it didn't mean that it would work for every band.
One last thing, for the thousandth time, "A Day In My Life" from the new Five Finger Death Punch album is a great song.
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Any Publicity Is Good Publicity
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I love the latest Journal Entry by Robb Flynn. It's a crack up around the new A7X album.
"Avenged Sevenfold – Now with more Metallica"
"After hearing Heretic, Dave Mustaine flips out, blames Obama, Metallica and UFO's for A7X stealing Symphony Of Destruction."
Any publicity is good publicity. I posted previously that it was a ballsy move releasing some of the songs with so many similarities. I am not against it, as I have always said progress is derivative. "Hail To The King" has people talking, and that is what you want from an album, especially in this day and age, where albums come out and by six weeks they have disappeared. You want the album to stick around for at least 12 months in people's minds.
I can't believe that some people are losing their minds in the comments section on Facebook. No one can take a joke these days. There are a whole heap of people sticking up for A7X, while others are completely writing them off. Poor old Robb Flynn is copping it as well. I couldn't stop laughing though with all these A7X fans making comments like, "I don't hear any similarities to the songs mentioned", I was like WTF, what rock have you been hiding under?
For the record I am cranking this album again today. And you know what, if a kid is hearing this kind of music for the first time and Avenged Sevenfold is their first introduction to Heavy Metal music, then what an introduction it would be for them. I played it to my boys (ages 8 and 7) and they really dig it. They haven't really heard much Metallica and Megadeth so they don't know the songs written by Megadeth and Metallica. This is much in the same way, when the Eighties bands came out, I didn't know about the Sixties and Seventies bands that the Eighties bands were "influenced" by. So for an introduction to a new generation, "Hail To The King" is a great sounding album.
Tracks 1 (Shepherd Of Fire), 2 (Hail To The King), 3 (Doing Time), 5 (Requiem), 7 (Heretic), 8 (Coming Home) and 9 (Planets) are standing out at the moment. I was never a fan of "Sad But True", so I am not really a fan of "This Means War", however it does have some cool melodic lead breaks. I think the vocal melody is too much like "Sad But True" and that makes me dislike it as I didn't like the original vocal melody anyway. On the other hand, I am a fan of "Symphony Of Destruction" and I really like what A7X did with "Heretic". I still prefer the original. The ballads are boring as.
I remember when I started purchasing LP's from Seventies era bands like Mott The Hoople and Slade in the Nineties via the second hand record shops. I swear I heard the first three Motley Crue albums on those albums as well as Def Leppard up to "Pyromania". The same deal with Aerosmith's Seventies output. I heard Guns N Roses (GNR) and Motley Crue straight away.
Recently I have been listening to NWOBHM, especially the more obscure bands and Metallica has ripped all of them off. Diamond Head is the most obvious. Then you have the unknown band like "Bleak House" that got really ripped off for "Sanitarium (Welcome Home)". If Bleak House was still together in 1986, when "Master of Puppets" came out, they could have used that to their advantage. "Thanks to Metallica for bringing attention to our song "Rainbow Warrior" with "Welcome Home (Sanitarium)."


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From Little League Pitcher to Greensburg & Leechburg Chiropractor
Dr. Scott's first exposure to a chiropractor was as an 11-year old boy when he accompanied his mother to her appointment. As luck would have it, he had a sprained ankle at the time. "The chiropractor asked my mother if he could examine me and she agreed."
"The chiropractor adjusted my back and ankle. The next day, the difference I felt was remarkable, I couldn't believe it! From then on, I became more and more excited to join my mother at her appointments."
A few years later, Dr. Scott became a little league pitcher. On one visit to the chiropractor with his mother, the chiropractor told him that he'd pitch better that night if he were adjusted again. "I let him adjust me and pitched a no-hitter that night. I was sold!"
From that moment on, Dr. Scott said, "becoming a chiropractor was always on the back of my mind."
"After a brief stint studying engineering, I decided to stop ignoring my true calling and attended Palmer Chiropractic College in Iowa." Since graduating with his degree from Palmer, Dr. Scott has also earned certifications as a Chiropractic Sports Physician and a Strength and Conditioning Specialist.
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#include <sys/module.h>

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static void	dtio_enable(void *, dtrace_id_t, void *);
static void	dtio_disable(void *, dtrace_id_t, void *);
static void	dtio_load(void *);

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dtio_destroy(void *arg, dtrace_id_t id, void *parg)
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{
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		printf("dtrace io provider: unknown ID\n");

}

static void
dtio_load(void *dummy)
{
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			    &dtio_pops, NULL, &dtio_id) != 0)
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{
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MODULE_VERSION(dtio, 1);
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@ARTICLE{Huarng2006,
    author = {K. Huarng and TH-K Yu},
    title = {The application of neural networks to forecast fuzzy time series},
    journal = {Physica A: Stat Mech Appl},
    year = {2006},
    volume = {363},
    pages = {481--491}
}

@INPROCEEDINGS{Mitrpanont2002,
    author = {J. L. Mitrpanont and A. Srisuphab},
    title = {The realization of quantum complex-valued backpropagation neural network in pattern recognition problem},
    booktitle = {Proceedings of 9th International Conference on Neural  Information Processing (ICONIP'02)},
    volume = {1},
    year = {2002},
    pages = {462--466}
}

@ARTICLE{Killoran2019,
    author = {N. Killoran et al.},
    title = {Continuous-variable quantum neural networks},
    journal = {Phys Rev Res},
    year = {2019},
    volume = {1}
}

@MISC{Bergholm2020,
    title={PennyLane: Automatic differentiation of hybrid quantum-classical computations},
    author={V. Bergholm et al.},
    year={2020},
    eprint={1811.04968},
    archivePrefix={arXiv},
    primaryClass={quant-ph}
}

@ARTICLE{Killoran2019a,
    author = {N. Killoran},
    title = {Strawberry fields: a software platform for photonic quantum computing},
    journal = {Quantum},
    year = {2019},
    volume = {3},
    pages = {129}
}

@ARTICLE{Liu2020,
    author = {Y. Liu et al.},
    title = {Variational quantum circuits for quantum state tomography},
    journal = {Phys Rev A},
    year = {2020},
    volume = {101}
}

@INPROCEEDINGS{Kairon2020,
    author = {P. Kairon and S. Bhattacharyya},
    title = {COVID-19 Outbreak Prediction using Quantum Neural Networks},
    booktitle = {Intelligence Enabled Research: DoSIER 2020},
    publisher = {Springer},
    volume = {1279},
    year = {2020},
    pages = {124--134}
}

@ARTICLE{Ardila2019,
    author = {D. Ardila et al.},
    title = {End-to-end lung cancer screening with three-dimensional deep learning on low-dose chest computed tomography},
    journal = {Nature Medicine},
    volume = {25},
    year = {2019},
    pages = {954--961}
}

@ARTICLE{Coudray2018,
    author = {N. Coudray et al.},
    title = {Classification and mutation prediction from non–small cell lung cancer histopathology images using deep learning},
    journal = {Nature Medicine},
    volume = {24},
    year = {2018},
    pages = {1559--1567}
}

@ARTICLE{Liao2019,
    author = {F. Liao and M. Liang and Z. Li and X. Hu and S. Song},
    title = {Evaluate the Malignancy of Pulmonary Nodules Using the 3-D Deep Leaky Noisy-OR Network},
    journal = {IEEE Transactions on Neural Network and Learning Systems},
    volume = {30},
    number = {11},
    year = {2019},
    pages = {3484--3495}
}

@ARTICLE{Zhu2020,
    author = {H. Zhu et al.},
    title = {MR-Forest: A Deep Decision Framework for False Positive Reduction in Pulmonary Nodule Detection},
    journal = {IEEE Journal of Biomedial and Health Informatics},
    volume = {24},
    number = {6},
    year = {2020},
    pages = {1652--1663}
}

@INPROCEEDINGS{He2016,
    author = {K. He and X. Zhang and S. Ren and J. Sun},
    title = {Deep Residual Learning for Image Recognition},
    booktitle = {Proceedings of 2016 IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR)},
    year = {2016}
}

@MISC{Ma2020,
    author = {J. Ma et al.},
    title = {Towards Efficient {COVID-19} {CT} Annotation: A Benchmark for Lung and Infection Segmentation},
    howpublished = {arXiv:2004.12537},
    year = {2020},

}

@ARTICLE{Li2020,
    author = {H. Zhu et al.},
    title = {Using Artificial Intelligence to Detect {COVID-19} and Community-acquired Pneumonia Based on Pulmonary CT: Evaluation of the Diagnostic Accuracy},
    journal = {Radiology},
    volume = {296},
    number = {2},
    year = {2020},
    pages = {66--72}
}

@ARTICLE{Singh2020,
    author = {D. Singh and V. Kumar and Vaishali and M. Kaur},
    title = {Classification of {COVID-19} patients from chest CT images using multi-objective differential evolution–based convolutional neural networks},
    journal = {Eur. J. Clin. Microbiol. Infect. Dis.},
    year = {2020},
    pages = {1--11}
}

@ARTICLE{Roy2020,
    author = {S. Roy et al.},
    title = {Deep learning for classification and localization of {COVID-19} markers in point-of-care lung ultrasound},
    journal = {IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging},
    volume = {39},
    number = {8},
    year = {2020},
    pages = {2676--2687}
}

@MISC{Wang2020z,
    author = {S. Wang et al.},
    title = {A deep learning algorithm using CT images to screen for coronavirus Disease ({COVID-19})},
    howpublished = {https://doi.org/10.1101/2020.02.14.20023028},
    year = {2020}
}

@ARTICLE{Kang2020,
    author = {H. Kang et al.},
    title = {Diagnosis of Coronavirus Disease 2019 ({COVID-19}) with Structured Latent Multi-View Representation Learning},
    journal = {IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging},
    volume = {38},
    number = {8},
    year = {2020},
    pages = {2676--2687}
}

@ARTICLE{Zheng2020,
    author = {X. Zheng et al.},
    title = {A Weakly-Supervised Framework for {COVID-19} Classification and Lesion Localization From Chest CT},
    journal = {IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging},
    volume = {39},
    number = {8},
    year = {2020},
    pages = {2615--2625}
}

@MISC{Yan2020,
    author = {Q. Yan et al.},
    title = {{COVID-19} Chest CT Image Segmentation–A Deep Convolutional Neural Network Solution},
    year = {2020},
    url = {https://arxiv.org/abs/2004.10987}
}

@ARTICLE{Wang22020,
    author = {J. Wang et al.},
    title = {Prior-Attention Residual Learning for More Discriminative {COVID-19} Screening in {CT} Images},
    journal = {IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging},
    volume = {39},
    number = {8},
    year = {2020},
    pages = {2572--2583}
}

@ARTICLE{Han2020,
    author = {Z. Han et al.},
    title = {Accurate Screening of {COVID-19} Using Attention-Based Deep 3D Multiple Instance Learning},
    journal = {IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging},
    volume = {39},
    number = {8},
    year = {2020},
    pages = {2584--2594}
}

@ARTICLE{Konar2020,
    author = {D. Konar and S. Bhattacharyya and T. K. Gandhi and B. K. Panigrahi},
    title = {A Quantum-Inspired Self-Supervised Network Model for Automatic Segmentation of Brain {MR} Images},
    journal = {Applied Soft Computing},
    volume = {93},
    year = {2020},
    pages = {1--21}
}

@INPROCEEDINGS{Konar12019,
    author = {D. Konar and S. Bhattacharyya and B. K. Panigrahi},
    title = {QIBDS Net: A Quantum-Inspired Bi-Directional Self-supervised Neural Network Architecture for Automatic Brain {MR} Image Segmentation},
    booktitle = {Proceedings of 8th International Conference on Pattern Recognition and Machine Intelligence (PReMI 2019)},
    volume = {11942},
    pages = {87--95},
    year = {2019}
}

@INPROCEEDINGS{Konar22019,
    author = {D. Konar and S. Bhattacharyya and S. Dey and B. K. Panigrahi},
    title = {Opti-QIBDS Net: A Quantum-Inspired Optimized Bi-Directional Self-supervised Neural Network Architecture for Automatic Brain {MR} Image Segmentation},
    booktitle = {Proceedings of TENCON 2019},
    pages = {761--766},
    year = {2019}
}

@ARTICLE{Bhatt2007,
    author = {S. Bhattacharyya and P. Dutta and U. Maulik},
    title = {Binary object extraction using bi-directional self-organizing neural network (BDSONN) architecture with fuzzy context sensitive thresholding},
    journal = {Pattern Analysis and Applications},
    volume = {10},
    year = {2007},
    pages = {345--360}
}

@ARTICLE{Bhatt12011,
    author = {S. Bhattacharyya and P. Dutta and U. Maulik},
    title = {Multilevel image segmentation with adaptive image context based thresholding},
    journal = {Applied Soft Computing},
    volume = {11},
    number = {1},
    year = {2011},
    pages = {946--962}
}

@INPROCEEDINGS{Konar32016,
    author = {D. Konar and S. Bhattacharya and U. Chakraborty and T. K. Gandhi and B. K. Panigrahi},
    title = {A quantum parallel bi-directional self-organizing neural network (QPBDSONN) architecture for extraction of pure color objects from noisy background},
    booktitle = {Proceedings of IEEE International Conference on Advances in Computing, Communications and Informatics (ICACCI)},
    pages = {1912--1918},
    year = {2016}
}

@ARTICLE{Konar42016,
    author = {D. Konar and S. Bhattacharya and B K. Panigrahi and K. Nakamatsu},
    title = {A Quantum Bi-Directional Self-Organizing Neural Network (QBDSONN) Architecture for Binary Object Extraction from a Noisy Perspective},
    journal = {Applied Soft Computing},
    volume = {46},
    year = {2016},
    pages = {731--752}
}

@ARTICLE{Dey2014z,
    author = {S. Dey and I. Saha and S. Bhattacharyya and U. Maulik},
    title = {Multi-level Thresholding using Quantum Inspired Meta-heuristics},
    journal = {Knowledge Based Systems},
    volume = {67},
    year = {2014},
    pages = {373--400}
}

@INPROCEEDINGS{Hou2016,
author = {L. Hou et al.},
title = {Patch-based Convolutional Neural Network for Whole Slide Tissue Image Classification},
booktitle = {Proceedings of 2016 IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR)},
pages = {2424--2433},
year = {2016}
}

@ARTICLE{Sharma2017,
author = {A. Sharmaa and X. Liua and X. Yangb and D. Shic},
title = {A Patch-based Convolutional Neural Network for Remote Sensing Image Classification},
journal = {Neural Networks},
volume = {95},
year = {2017},
pages = {19--28}
}

@INPROCEEDINGS{Kervrann2006,
author = {C. Kervrann and J. Boulanger},
title = {Unsupervised Patch-Based Image Regularization and Representation},
booktitle = {Proceedings of 2006 European Conference on Computer Vision (ECCV)},
volume = {3984},
pages = {555--567},
year = {2006}
}

@ARTICLE{Oh2020,
author = {Y. Oh and S. Park and J. C. Ye},
title = {Deep Learning COVID-19 Features on CXR using Limited Training Data Sets},
journal = {IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging},
volume = {39},
number = {8},
year = {2020},
pages = {2688--2700}
}

@MISC{Soares2020,
    author = {E. Soares and P. Angelov and S. Biaso and M. H. Froes and D. K. Abe},
    title = {SARS-CoV-2 CT-scan dataset: A large dataset of real patients CT scans for SARS-CoV-2 identification},
    howpublished = {https://doi.org/10.1101/2020.04.24.20078584},
    year = {2020}
}

@MISC{Jun2020,
    author = {M. Jun et al.},
    title = {COVID-19 CT Lung and Infection Segmentation Dataset (Version 1.0) [Data set]},
    howpublished = {Zenodo.http://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.3757476},
    year = {2020}
}

@ARTICLE{Yan2020z,
    key = {ZZ6},
    author = {T. Yan},
    title = {{CCAP}},
    journal = {IEEE Dataport, 2020},
    year = {2020},
    url = {http://dx.doi.org/10.21227/ccgv-5329}
}

@ARTICLE{Guerrero2018,
author = {R. Guerrero et al.},
title = {White matter hyperintensity and stroke lesion segmentation and differentiation using convolutional neural networks},
journal = {NeuroImage: Clinical},
volume = {17},
number = {8},
year = {2018},
pages = {918--934}
}

@ARTICLE{Fernando2020,
author = {T. Fernando et al.},
title = {Heart Sound Segmentation Using Bidirectional LSTMs With Attention},
journal = {IEEE Journal of Biomedical and Health Informatics},
volume = {24},
number = {6},
year = {2020},
pages = {1601--1609}
}

@ARTICLE{Gail1976,
author = {M. H. Gail and S. B. Green},
title = {Critical Values for the One-Sided Two-Sample Kolmogorov–Smirnov Statistic},
journal = {J. Am. Stat. Assoc.},
volume = {71},
year = {1976},
pages = {757--760}
}

@ARTICLE{Little2007,
    author = {M. A. Little et al.},
    title = {Exploiting Nonlinear recurrence and Fractal scaling properties for voice disorder detection},
    journal = {Biomedical Engineering},
    year = {2007},
    volume = {6},
}

@ARTICLE{Sahni2020,
    author = {S. Sahni and V. Aggarwal and A. Khanna and D. Gupta and S. Bhattacharyya},
    title = {Quantum-inspired evolutionary algorithms for neural network weight distribution: A classification model for Parkinson's disease},
    journal = {Journal of Information and Organizational Sciences},
    year = {2020},
    volume = {44},
    number = {2},
    pages = {345--363}
}

All these @MISC entries are being placed at the top of all other references.

A: Using the ch3.bib provided in the question and this test file
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Where as you see the items are listed in the order they are cited and the item type @ARTICLE or @MISC has does not affect the numbering in any way.
If you are seeing the items in a different order then that will be due code not shown, you could edit the question to make an example.


text:
Written by Lennon - McCartney • Unreleased song
Timeline This song has been written (or started being written) in 1958 (Paul McCartney was 16 years old)
Just Like Before
Related sessions
This song has been recorded during the following studio sessions
Get Back sessions - January 8, 1969 - Day 5
Years Roll Along
Unreleased song
Too Bad About Sorrows
Because I Know You Love Me So
Officially appears on Let It Be... Naked
I've Been Thinking That You Love Me
If Tomorrow Ever Comes
That's My Woman
Won't You Please Say Goodbye
Fancy Me Chances With You
I'll Wait Till Tomorrow
Related interviews
Paul McCartney interview by Sean Lennon - John Lennon At 80
Oct 04, 2020 • From BBC Radio 2
Paul McCartney Looks Back: The Rolling Stone Interview
Aug 10, 2016 • From RollingStone
Getting Better All the Time - The complete interview - live and uncut!
November 2001 • From Reader's Digest
Song facts
"Just Fun" is one of the very first songs co-written by Paul McCartney and John Lennon, in late 1957 or 1958.
From earlybeatlessongs:
This song probably also dates to late-1957, since it has been cited by McCartney as one of the very first Lennon-McCartney co-writes, and as such it sits alongside "Too Bad About Sorrows". There is no evidence of it before it cropped up in extremely fragmentary form during the Get Back sessions, where there are two references.
The first, recorded on January 6, has McCartney speaking in front of the camera, and he recalls writing it with Lennon while playing truant (sic), and sings an impromptu rendition of the first verse. (This is captured on-screen in the Let It Be movie.)
The other starts with an extremely brief quotation by Lennon on January 8; after running aimlessly through the start of "Too Bad About Sorrows", he sings a rough line from this track, "There's no blue moon in history", provoking a ripple of laughter from the others. This is then allowed to develop into a ragged group performance (if it can be called that!) which is the best example of the song we have thus far.
(Between these two sections we hear Lennon read a headline from a newspaper, "Queen says 'no' to pot-smoking FBI members" – which Phil Spector would later edit onto the start of Harrison's "For You Blue" on the Let It Be album.)
One or two other snippets are known on bootlegs, including one from 16 November 1999: McCartney was being interviewed on the television show The Big Breakfast, when he sang through a few lines – but most frustratingly, the fullest version happens to be the least audible, and comes from an audience-level taping made in 2004.
McCartney was due to perform at Letzigrund Stadion in Zurich on the night of June 2, and during the afternoon played the longest-known version of "Just Fun" as part of his soundcheck. McCartney can be heard strumming through the song on acoustic guitar. What is most intriguing is the appearance of a second verse, with different lyrics. Sadly the quality of the tape is so poor that the words cannot be deciphered. It is possible these were ad-libbed, although McCartney sings them with assurance, as he had the first verse, indicating that they were not improvised. He also adds a repeating two-chord coda, possibly from the original.
The song has never been released on anything official. If the Let It Be movie ever appears on DVD, then there will be a part of the song legally available. Until then, as with "Too Bad About Sorrows", another historic number is entirely in the hands of the bootleggers.
It is interesting that the original lyric, written in 1957, when McCartney and Lennon had just started playing and writing together, begins, "They say that our love is just fun / the day that our friendship begun". These lines sound like they could be self-referential, and if so they precede later McCartney numbers concerning his relationship with Lennon ("You Never Give Me Your Money", "Two Of Us" etc).
From Paul McCartney Looks Back: The Rolling Stone Interview, August 10, 2016:
Paul McCartney strums an acoustic guitar on a sofa in his London office, humming to himself as he tries to recall a melody from his adolescence – one of the first, never-recorded songs he wrote with his teenage friend John Lennon, on their way to starting the Beatles in Liverpool. "It was like …" McCartney says, then hits a rockabilly rhythm on his guitar and sings in a familiar, robust voice: "They said our love was just fun/The day that our friendship begun/There's no blue moon that I can see/There's never been in history/Because our love was just fun."
"'Just Fun,'" McCartney says, announcing the title proudly. "I had a little school-exercise book where I wrote those lyrics down. And in the top right-hand corner of the page, I put 'A Lennon-McCartney original.' It was humble beginnings," he admits. "We developed from that."
Paul McCartney also played a 20-seconds version of "Just Fun" on acoustic guitar, when interviewed by Sean Lennon for the "John Lennon At 80" radio series in 2020.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zin1jSBPfRg
[...] They said our love was just fun
The day that our friendship begun
There's no blue moon that I can see
There's never been in history
Because our love was just fun [...]
A/B Road Complete Get Back Sessions - Jan 8th, 1969 - 1 & 2
Unofficial album • Released in 2004
0:29 • Rehearsal • Jan.08 - D1-26 - Just Fun 8.22
Session Recording:
Studio :
Twickenham Film Studios, London, UK
Cavern Club 2018
Unofficial live • Released in 2022
Concert From "John Lennon At 80" in , United Kingdom on Oct 04, 2020
"Just Fun" has been played in 2 concerts and 1 soundchecks.
Soundchecks
Latest concerts where Just Fun has been played
John Lennon At 80
Oct 04, 2020 • United Kingdom • Radio show
The Big Breakfast
Nov 16, 1999 • United Kingdom • TV show


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Mat Irvine: This is a reissue of the vehicle that appeared in Batman Returns of 1992. At one point in the movie, the Batmobile morphs into this Bat-Missile version, basically by throwing off outer panels and twisting the double wheels, to become an slender eight-wheeler.
this is a highly detailed model kit of Airwolf from the hit t.v series. this kit set comes with a black body and a clear in case you want it to look cloaked.
This is a highly detailed model kitset. copied from the hit classic t.v series Thunderbirds, you can build paint and recreate your own scenes.
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text:
Brady James Monson Corbet, ameriški filmski in televizijski igralec, scenarist ter režiser, * 17. avgust 1988, Scottsdale, Arizona, Združene države Amerike.

Njegova najbolj znana vloga je vloga Masona Freelanda v filmu iz leta 2003 z naslovom Trinajstletnici.

Kariera

2000–2005
Brady Corbet je s svojo igralsko kariero začel v starosti dvanajst let in sicer s pojavom v CBSjevi televizijski seriji The King of Queens aprila 2000, zatem pa je glas posodil liku japonske animirane televizijske serije z naslovom NieA under 7. Naslednjih nekaj let je imel pomembno vlogo v animirani seriji I My Me! Strawberry Eggs (leto 2001), pojavil pa se je tudi v WBjevi televizijski seriji Greetings from Tucson in sicer maja 2002. Maja 2003 je imel tudi stransko vlogo v televizijski seriji Oliver Beene.

Leta 2003 je dobil svojo prvo filmsko vlogo in sicer vlogo Masona Freelanda v filmu Trinajstletnici. V tem filmu je igral poleg Holly Hunter, Evan Rachel Wood, Nikki Reed, Vanesse Hudgens in Jeremyja Sista, režirala pa ga je režiserka Catherine Hardwicke, ki je bila hkrati tudi soscenartistka, del scenarija pa je napisala tudi Corbetova soigralka, Nikki Reed. Vlogo v filmu je dobil po naključju in sicer zato, ker je bila hiša, v kateri so snemali film, zelo blizu njegovega doma.

Temu je leta 2004 sledila akcija z naslovom Thunderbirdi, ki jo je režiral Jonathan Frakes in je temeljila na istoimenski britanski televizijski seriji iz šesdesetih. Brady Corbet je v njem igral Alana Tracyja, najmlajšega sina bilijonarja in bivšega astronavta, ki ga je upodobil igralec Bill Paxton.

Leta 2004 je poleg Josepha Gordona Levitta igral tudi v filmu Gregga Arakija z naslovom Skrivnostna koža. V filmu, ki je temeljil na istoimenskem romanu Scotta Heima iz leta 1996, je Corbet upodobil Briana Lackeyja, težavnega najstnika, ki verjame, da so ga ugrabili vesoljci. Film je premiero doživel še istega leta, kot so ga snemali in sicer na filmskem festivalu Venice Film Festival, na DVDjih pa je izšel leta 2005 v omejeni izdaji.

Leta 2005 se pojavi tudi v videospotu za pesem »At The Bottom Of Everything« glasbene skupine Bright Eyes.

2006 - danes
Leta 2006 se Brady Corbet vrne na male televizijske ekrane in sicer v televizijski seriji, ki je bila nagrajena z Emmyjem in Zlatim globusom, 24. V njej igra sina dekleta Jacka Bauerja (ki jo je igrala Connie Britton) in sicer v peti sezoni serije.

Oktobra 2006 se je pojavil v videospotu pevca po imenu Ima Robot, za pesem z naslovom »Lovers in Captivity«, ki ga je producirala založba Virgin in je bil prvič predstavljen v članku revije Out Magazine.

Posnel je tudi film režiserja Matthewa Buzzlla z naslovom Sunny & Share Love You. Njegov zadnji film je napisal in režiral Michael Haneke, ki ga je priredil po avstraljskemu trilerju Funny Games. Corbet in Michael Pitt sta igrala dva mlada moža, ki svoji družini kot talce obdržita v svoji kabini. Film je v Združenih državah Amerike izšel 14. marca 2008.

Leta 2008 je režiral in napisal scenarij za film Protect You + Me, v katerem so kasneje igrali igralci, kot so Patricia Conolly, Erin Levendorf, Daniel London, Carlos Puga in Mariko Takai.

Leta 2009 je igral v paranoičnem trilerju z naslovom Heart, v katerem je imel vlogo mladega morilca.

Filmografija

Filmi

Televizijsko delo

Scenarist

Režiser

Sklici

Zunanje povezave

Živeči ljudje
Ameriški filmski igralci
Ameriški televizijski igralci
Ameriški scenaristi
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Is it Bedtime yet?: a few things.
I have considered writing a book, and I can't even get a grocery list written up. You are wise.
Your spontaneous family trip sounds so fun! Beautiful pics!
Well kudos to your husband! That sleep schedule sounds miserable and I for one am thankful there are people who are willing to serve our country!
I have a half written book, and a half written grocery list... hmmm... wonder if I have completion issues?


Rapper Jericho Gawanab will be releasing a 17-track mixtape and a 14-track album including four brand new music videos this year to mark a continuous strong come back to music.
The artist who recently dropped a new single 'Huzit', said he will be investing more in music this year, as he now owns a new studio.
"I released Huzit three days ago, a song which basically just talks about my hood and giving a shout out to everyone. It is just a fun party song," he said.
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Home MMA News Al Iaquinta Al Iaquinta responds to Dan Hooker's ducking accusations
Al Iaquinta responds to Dan Hooker's ducking accusations
Image via @ufc on Instagram
New Zealand's Dan Hooker recently campaigned for a fight with Al Iaquinta, suggesting the meeting occur at UFC 243 in Melbourne, Australia, but ultimately moved on and accused Iaquinta of ducking him.
"He keeps saying he wants it; I said that's the fight to make," Hooker told MMA Junkie recently. "If I'm lying, the fight would be booked already.
"(Iaquinta is) not taking the fight; I'll fight (Alexander) Hernandez."
Speaking on MMA Junkie Radio on Thursday, Al Iaquinta responded to this claim from Hooker. He's offering a different version of the story.
"The fight was never offered to me," he said. "In fact, I was the one that offered it to Dan Hooker. And when Dan Hooker started talking all of his nonsense on Twitter, I was the one that offered the fight to the UFC. First, UFC — [the] matchmakers, higher-ups — they were under the impression that I wanted to fight somewhere else. But I love Australia. I've fought there before, and I loved it so much that I went back a second time and I taught seminars all along the East Coast of Australia. I would like to say, I'm pretty freakin' Australian for an American.
"He did kind of throw the [matchup] out first," Iaquinta continued. "He said my name after his fight [with James Vick], he had a great fight, big knockout win, and I think that's the only reason I'm even entertaining this as a fight, because he did perform so well in his fight. He looked great. He's a tough guy. I think he has a lot more skills than his rank [suggests] in the lightweight division. I don't know what he's ranked right now, but I'd say he's up there. He's a tough fight, and it would be in Australia. He might not even know how much the Australian people love me, and being from New Zealand I don't know how they feel about him.
"I think it has all the makings to be a great fight," he concluded. "I'm the one waiting for the call now. He's the one saying that the UFC is telling him that I turned down the fight, but I was never offered the fight. In fact, I offered them the fight. Nobody came to me about it, I was the one that reached out to the UFC."
Needless to say, Al Iaquinta seems to be up for the matchup — contrary to the impression Hooker is under.
This article first appeared on BJPENN.COM on 8/1/2019.


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For the past few weeks it was said that Keanu Reeves would be starring in a movie adaptation of the popular anime story Akira. This evening we have found out that Keanu has turned down the role and Warner Brothers is now letting people go that were working the development and pre-vis.
According to the Twittersphere, most anime fans will be happy that Keanu will not be starring in the movie. Most anime fans don't want to see this turned in to a live action movie, but that's just not in the cards. While pre-production may be slowing down, don't count on the brothers Warner to give up on this property. If done right, and well, Akira could be a ground breaking movie along the lines of what The Matrix .
What say you? Do you want a live action Akira?


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In addition to its corporate headquarters in Colorado, Cherry Creek Mortgage Co. has 75+ branch offices across the United States. A communications platform is a critical part of the company's infrastructure, because a tremendous amount of communication and collaboration must take place for every mortgage the company handles. Calls and documents flow constantly between the sales agents in the field, Cherry Creek personnel at headquarters (appraisers, underwriters, processors, and so on), and financial institutions.
Days-long downtimes and constant service drops with its previous communications vendor led Moxon on a search for a more reliable solution. In addition to reliability, he was looking for a comprehensive feature set that would allow him to consolidate multiple solutions (such as phones and video conferencing) into a single platform from one vendor.
His initial research narrowed the field to three unified communications as a service (UCaaS) solutions. From those, he chose RingCentral. "When I compared the feature sets, I could see that with RingCentral I would get the most functionality for the price," he says.
Moxon has deployed RingCentral Office® (telephony) and RingCentral Meetings™ (video conferencing) at the corporate headquarters and a number of the branch offices, and is rolling it out to additional offices on an on-going basis.
RingCentral Phone™. "Our salespeople love having RingCentral on their cell phones, especially having their work number displayed when they call from their personal phones," Moxon notes.
RingCentral-Salesforce (Jungo) integration. This was another reason Moxon chose RingCentral. All of the RingCentral communications functionality can be accessed from within Jungo, the Salesforce CRM application for mortgage brokers.
Call monitoring. "The RingCentral monitoring tools are great and our network admins love them," he adds.
RingCentral Meetings. In addition to cost savings made possible by retiring the previous video conferencing solution, RingCentral Meetings (specifically the Large Meetings license) enables Cherry Creek to conduct video training sessions for hundreds of salespeople at a time.
Cherry Creek Mortgage Company is a privately owned and operated mortgage banking company. The company has helped more than 217,000 families finance a home.