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Trip Fontaine November 7, 2021 Movies of 2021
Oh, Yeah, The French Dispatch, Is That What This Is About ? Sure. Okay.
The Stream: Too stylized and fast-paced for its own good
The Big Screen: Great production design and full of sharp wit
The Final Bill: Wes Anderson is gonna Wes Anderson
– Trip Fontaine
Director: Wes Anderson
Writers: Wes Anderson (screenplay by); Wes Anderson, Roman Coppola, Hugo Guinness & Jason Schwartzman (story by)
Stars: Bill Murray, Frances McDormand, Benicio Del Toro, Tilda Swinton, & Jeffrey Wright
Genre: Drama, Comedy
Rating: Rated R for graphic nudity, some sexual references and language
Production Companies: American Empirical Pictures, Indian Paintbrush, Studio Babelsberg, Searchlight Pictures
Platform: In Theaters
Trailers: The 355, Nightmare Alley, West Side Story
The French Dispatch is a new film from one of America's most eccentric auteurs, Wes Anderson. It opened in limited theaters last weekend. If you have seen a Wes Anderson film, then you can guess what you are going to get from this one. There will be fast-paced dialogue, deadpan delivery, sets like a diorama, characters like cardboard cutouts and lines brimming with wry wit. Now, whether you actually like what Wes Anderson does will determine whether you will vibe with The French Dispatch. Here's how it went for me.
Arthur Howitzer, Jr. (Bill Murray), the editor of the newspaper The French Dispatch, set out in his will that upon his death the publication of the newspaper will cease after one final issue. The movie, The French Dispatch, is the cinematic depiction of that final issue as the three main segments of the film are the articles from the paper. First, there is the story of the murderous and likely disturbed convict, Moses Rosenthaler (Benicio del Toro) who becomes a famous abstract painter when his artwork is discovered by a fellow inmate as told by Tilda Swinton. Second, there is the story of the youth protest gone awry as led by an impressionable revolutionary (Timothee Chalamet) told by Frances McDormand. Finally, there is a food journalism article that turns into the tale of a kidnapping caper as told by Jeffrey Wright. Each articles fits squarely into that Wes Anderson rhythm and aesthetic.
The cast here is sprawling. There are many of the Wes Anderson regulars: Murray, Swinton, McDormand. Jason Schwartzman and Owen Wilson make appearances as well. There are also great newcomers that pick up the affectation and run with it: Wright, del Toro, Chalamet, Lea Seydoux, Elizabeth Moss and Saoirse Ronan to name a few. They all have that deadpan delivery and the cadence of Wes Anderson dialogue that adds to the quirky vibe of it all. The ensemble works very well as a whole and bring life to this very strange and singular world. Moreover, the look of it all is so particular. There are the bright colors of the sets and even though there is artifice, it is visually arresting to look at, which is no surprise for a Wes Anderson movie.
Now, to be real, if you don't like Wes Anderson movies, you will not like this film. It is steeped in his aesthetic and he's not doing anything new with the material even if the conceit of it is quite clever. Every beat is just as you would expect it. The different segments have their high points including an animated car chase. For fans, you should be satisfied. For the uninitiated, The French Dispatch probably should not be your first foray into the wonderful world of Wes Anderson – start with The Royal Tenenbaums, Rushmore, or Fantastic Mr. Fox – then circle back to this one.
Ultimately, for the Wes Anderson stans, this is a big box of popcorn and I hope you find it in a theater near you. All of what you might expect from a great Wes Anderson movie, you will get from The French Dispatch. In fact, you get three great stories in one cohesive cinematic universe. For the rest of you, I understand that Wes Anderson movies are an acquired taste, so tread lightly – The French Dispatch is probably a good Sunday afternoon stream with a handful of popcorn, then you can hit the eject button if it isn't for you.
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Pinderworld on November 7, 2021 at 1:25 pm
Lol…Not familiar with Wes Anderson, but I'll deffo give this a peep with ejector button at hand. 😁😁
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Question: What does Norco have that no other place in the world has?
Horses? Nope. Lots of places have horses. But you're kinda close.
The Lake Norconian Club? Well, yes…but this is a food blog.
OK, then, Starbucks Coffee? That's ridiculous. You know there's a Starbucks on practically every corner in Southern California.
Fine. I give up. Sheesh, you give up easily.
The thing that Norco has that no other place in the world has…is a Western Bob's Big Boy statue!
And Dine 909 has an exclusive sneak peek after the jump!
If you're a frozen yogurt fan, you should be at the Yogoo la Mode yogurt shop at 7890 Haven Ave., Suite 8 (at Town Center Drive) in Rancho Cucamonga.
On Sunday, November 1, they will be celebrating their second anniversary.
Free yogurt with toppings (8 oz. max) to the first 100 customers.
Buy one, get one free boba tea drinks, yogurt and gelato all day long.
30% discount on all ice cream and yogurt cake orders.
VIP club membership (which includes a free ice cream cake during your birthday month, a free small yogurt on your birthday, 15% discount on regular purchases and other special offers) for $25 — a $10 discount.
Balloon animals for the kids from noon to 4 p.m.
Yogoo is one of those self-serve yogurt places, similar to Nubi or Ohana, both of which I like.
I haven't yet been to Yogoo, but free frozen yogurt is a difficult thing to pass up. I think I'll have to pop over and check them out.
Special anniversary hours are from 11 a.m. to 10:30 p.m.
(.pdf file) to download their anniversary flier and check out all the deals yourself.
I try to attend the Tip-A-Cop fundraisers when I can.
The money goes to a good cause — Special Olympics — and I usually bring a friend or two and have a good time.
The latest event will take place from 5 to 9 p.m. tonight (October 29) at the Yucca Valley Applebee's, 57796 Twentynine Palms Highway.
Wait a minute! There an Applebee's in Yucca Valley? The only place I've eaten at there is Din Ho Chinese restaurant.
Anyway, the California Highway Patrol and San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department are teaming up with the restaurant for the fundraiser.
They're typically slightly chaotic affairs, but usually lots of fun.
Besides, you never know when you might run into one of those officers again in a…let's say…less honorable moment, and he or she might remember you from the event and let you off with only a warning.
Funds raised will be added to $7,000 already collected from similar events and go toward the Morongo Basin Special Olympics.
So, do your part and help out. It just might benefit you in the long run.
Free chicken! Free chicken! Free chicken!
Well, the folks at KFC apparently haven't had enough bad publicity lately, so today (October 26) they're attempting to give away free chicken…again.
One free piece per customer (duh!).
The offer is only available at participating locations (ditto!).
The offer applies to grilled chicken only.
The free piece is the manager's choice and may vary by location.
You don't need a coupon, so if you're willing to wait for a piece of grilled chicken, head on over to your local KFC right now.
Me? I had a late lunch over at Ontario Mills, but thanks!
marking it's 68th year since opening its first location in Dallas.
You can only get two sandwiches, that's the limit.
In-N-Out one step closer to opening in Highland?
In today's Sun newspaper, we read Michael Sorba's story of a developer's continuing quest to bring an In-N-Out Burger to Highland.
One of the stumbling blocks seemed to be a sign near the 210 freeway which the developer wanted to use promote the fast food restaurant and other businesses at the center in which it would be located.
However, the center (on Greenspot Road) isn't directly adjacent to the freeway.
The city's planning commission initially denied the sign request and the developer appealed that decision. Now the developer has withdrawn that appeal and is instead working the developer whose center is next to the freeway to get space on that center's existing sign.
With all the sign-wrangling seeming to be over, it appears that the Highland In-N-Out will soon be a reality.
To read Michael's story, click here.
That lonely void left by Sisley's at Victoria Gardens will soon be filled.
Masa Liles, director of marketing for Victoria Gardens.
We were willing to forgive you for the red shell on your Volcano taco. It was initially kind of amusing.
But this time you've gone too far.
A black taco shell for your Black Jack taco?
It's not appetizing. Unless you're a 12-year-old.
Or is that your target audience?
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Did you do any kind of market research beforehand? Did you get responses like "Ew!" or "Ick!" or "Blecch!"?
We have just three words for you: Please. Stop. Now.
It's that time of year again…time for Marie Callender's semi-annual pie sale.
That means that their pies, which are normally $10.49 to $15.49, are now just $6.99.
My favorite pie ? Probably plain ol' apple, although I wouldn't turn away a slice of French apple. Heck, even their sugar-free apple is pretty good!
And I think I inherited my taste for pecan pie from my Mom.
Of course, pumpkin is perfect for Halloween parties!
OK, all this pie talk is making me hungry!
As usual, there are restrictions. This time it means that you have to remember to include the cost of the tin, and the deal isn't good on cheesecakes and fresh fruit pies. It's only on to-go pies. And price and participation may vary by location. The deal ends October 31.
You'll find lots of Marie Callender's throughout the Inland Empire: Redlands, San Bernardino, Claremont, Chino, Riverside, Corona, Hemet, Ontario and Temecula. And if you include the deserts for your desserts, there's Victorville, Rancho Mirage and Palm Desert.


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Mark Hamill to announce a CORVETTE SUMMER sequel in England?
moviepilot.com By James M. Tateon April 30th, 2014 at 1:40pm
After meeting with Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, J.J. Abrams and an assortment of young actors in England for the upcoming STAR WARS EPISODE VII, it's been unreliably rumored that actor Mark Hamill, who played Luke Skywalker in the 1977 science-fiction classic followed by two amazing sequels, slipped off to the nearby working class district of Burmingham to connect with CORVETTE SUMMER alumni Annie Potts and Danny Bonaduce…
CORVETTE SUMMER, the first movie Hamill appeared in following STAR WARS, breezily hit theaters in 1978. Combining drive-in style exploitation with a mainstream car fanatic adventure, SUMMER has gained a faithful cult following, and now fans of that masterpiece may finally have their wish…
This secret get-together of Hamill, Potts and Bonaduce, unlike the STAR WARS event held only a few hours earlier… and providing a chance for Hamill to actually headline as opposed to making what will probably be, in the case of the new STAR WARS, a mere cameo… garnered no newsworthy attention or concern by any cinema media outlets, and you heard it hear first, folks…
Even though… along with Harrison Ford's request to possibly appear in FORCE 11 FROM NAVARONE with Carl Weathers, and Carrie Fisher's desire to revive Chevy Chase's career with UNDER THE RAINBOW PART DEUX… this could all be a dream.
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The Better Angels Society welcomed Kristen to the team in August 2018. Kristen has had a diverse career in Washington including working for several members of Congress and in the Chairman's office at the National Endowment for the Arts. Prior to joining TBAS she was the project manager at the National Governors Association.
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HomeScience & EnvironmentNew Energy Secretary Fits Trend: Cabinet Dominated by Lobbyists
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That might seem like business as usual for Americans who accepted candidate Trump's description of Washington as rife with influence peddlers and profiteers. But it might actually be worse than usual. Because of the extraordinarily high rate of turnover that is a hallmark of the Trump administration, the White House's human resources professionals have had little time to come up with outside-the-Beltway replacements for the constant stream of openings, Mr. LaPira said.
Jordan Libowitz, a spokesman for Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, a liberal watchdog group, called the proliferation of lobbyists in Mr. Trump's cabinet deeply worrisome. He pointed to David Bernhardt, a former oil and gas lobbyist who served as deputy secretary of the Interior Department before he replaced Mr. Zinke in April as Interior secretary.
Mr. Bernhardt has been dogged by ethics investigations since he joined the Trump administration, in large part because of his lobbyist past. In April the Interior Department's internal watchdog opened an inquiry into allegations, revealed by New York Times investigations, that Mr. Bernhardt used his position to advance a policy pushed by his former lobbying client.
"The revolving door between industries and lobbying in the administration has always been a thing, but it is much more pronounced right now," Mr. Libowitz said. "It raises the question of whether things are being tilted in favor of industry as a rule, over what may be in the interest of the American people."
Elevating officials working as deputies or in the agency's trenches is nothing new. But Mr. Trump's penchant for simply promoting No. 2 officials to cabinet posts appears to be more a matter of expediency than a reward for hard work. Deputy secretaries have already been through grueling Senate confirmations, thus mostly eliminating the element of surprise in an administration not known for employing a stringent vetting process.
And for a president who has openly expressed his preference for having "acting" secretaries instead of confirmed ones, elevating a No. 2 to "acting secretary" avoids running afoul of a longstanding law, the Vacancies Act, that requires secretary positions to go to ranked officials in the department who have been confirmed by the Senate.
"The desirability of working for this president and working in these high profile jobs gets riskier and riskier over time, so I suspect the pool of applicants has also declined," said Kathryn Dunn Tenpas, a nonresident senior fellow at the Brookings Institution. Elevating a No. 2, she added, is "the path of least resistance."
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Israel's civil service has a dearth of Ethiopian employees
Civil Service Commission says just 1.5 percent of Israel's 74 thousand Civil Service staff come from Ethiopian community.
Telem Yahav, Danny Adeno Abebe and Dani Spector
Contrary to the Fair Representation Law, very few members of Israel's Ethiopian community work at the country's government ministries, and several ministries don't even have a single worker from among the community, according to Civil Service Commission figures obtained by Ynet's sister publication, Yedioth Ahronoth. The figures are expected to appear in a report that will be submitted to the Knesset in the coming weeks
Members of the community have taken to the streets of Jerusalem and Tel Aviv to protest what they say is systemic racism in Israel, after a video showing an apparently unprovoked attack on an Ethiopian Israeli IDF soldier by police.
Police arrest a protester in Tel Aviv (Photo: Gil Yohanan)
According to the Civil Service Commission, of the country's 73,963 Civil Service workers in total, just 1,159 – or 1.56 percent – are from the Ethiopian community. The numbers include only staffers at the government ministries and employees in the health system, and not teachers or members of the security forces.
The figures show, for example, that just nine out of a total of 4,033 Courts Administration workers are Ethiopian (0.22 percent), with only four members of the Ethiopian community employed at the Prime Minister's Office, out of a total of 857 employees in all (0.46 percent).
And the numbers are much the same at the Finance Ministry (five out of 1,087, or 0.45 percent), the Economy Ministry (14 out of 1,420, or 0.98 percent) the Foreign Ministry (five out of 1,250, or 0.4 percent), and others.
Meanwhile, some government offices, such as the Communications Ministry, the Interior Ministry and the National Security Council, don't have even one member of the Ethiopian community on their payrolls.
Absurdly, the Civil Service Commission itself, with 306 workers in total, employs only two Ethiopians.
Some government entities, on the other hand, do meet the requirements of the law. Of the 581 employees in the Knesset, for example, 14 are members of the Ethiopian community – a representation rate of 2.4 percent.
The protests in Tel Aviv on Sunday saw thousands of people blocking the main traffic arteries, effectively creating a massive city-wide gridlock at the peak of rush hour.
The previously peaceful demonstration took a violent turn later in the day, with clashes between protesters and police in Rabin Square that left dozens wounded, most of them police, and led to multiple arrests.
Police ultimately used stun grenades and water cannons to disperse the crowd, which led to claims of excessive violence by officers. The police said in response that they had taken care to show restraint in the face of provocation.


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 * IP: GHIDRA
 * NOTE: Target command uses BFD stuff which is GPL 3
 *
 * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
 * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
 * You may obtain a copy of the License at
 *
 *      http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
 *
 * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
 * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
 * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
 * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
 * limitations under the License.
 */
#include "codedata.hh"
#include "loadimage_bfd.hh"

// Constructing this registers the capability
IfaceCodeDataCapability IfaceCodeDataCapability::ifaceCodeDataCapability;

IfaceCodeDataCapability::IfaceCodeDataCapability(void)

{
  name = "codedata";
}

void IfaceCodeDataCapability::registerCommands(IfaceStatus *status)

{
  status->registerCom(new IfcCodeDataInit(),"codedata","init");
  status->registerCom(new IfcCodeDataTarget(),"codedata","target");
  status->registerCom(new IfcCodeDataRun(),"codedata","run");
  status->registerCom(new IfcCodeDataDumpModelHits(),"codedata","dump","hits");
  status->registerCom(new IfcCodeDataDumpCrossRefs(),"codedata","dump","crossrefs");
  status->registerCom(new IfcCodeDataDumpStarts(),"codedata","dump","starts");
  status->registerCom(new IfcCodeDataDumpUnlinked(),"codedata","dump","unlinked");
  status->registerCom(new IfcCodeDataDumpTargetHits(),"codedata","dump","targethits");
}

void DisassemblyEngine::init(const Translate *t)

{
  trans = t;
  jumpaddr.clear();
  targetoffsets.clear();
}

void DisassemblyEngine::dump(const Address &addr,OpCode opc,VarnodeData *outvar,VarnodeData *vars,int4 isize)

{
  lastop = opc;
  switch(opc) {
  case CPUI_CALL:
    hascall = true;
    // fallthru
  case CPUI_BRANCH:
  case CPUI_CBRANCH:
    jumpaddr.push_back(Address(vars[0].space,vars[0].offset));
    break;
  case CPUI_COPY:
  case CPUI_BRANCHIND:
  case CPUI_CALLIND:
    if (targetoffsets.end() != targetoffsets.find( vars[0].offset )) {
      hitsaddress = true;
      targethit = vars[0].offset;
    }
    break;
  case CPUI_LOAD:
    if (targetoffsets.end() != targetoffsets.find( vars[1].offset )) {
      hitsaddress = true;
      targethit = vars[1].offset;
    }
    break;
  default:
    break;
  }
}

void DisassemblyEngine::disassemble(const Address &addr,DisassemblyResult &res)

{
  jumpaddr.clear();
  lastop = CPUI_COPY;
  hascall = false;
  hitsaddress = false;
  res.flags = 0;
  try {
    res.length = trans->oneInstruction(*this,addr);
  } catch(BadDataError &err) {
    res.success = false;
    return;
  } catch(DataUnavailError &err) {
    res.success = false;
    return;
  } catch(UnimplError &err) {
    res.length = err.instruction_length;
  }
  res.success = true;
  if (hascall)
    res.flags |= CodeUnit::call;
  if (hitsaddress) {
    res.flags |= CodeUnit::targethit;
    res.targethit = targethit;
  }
  Address lastaddr = addr + res.length;
  switch(lastop) {
  case CPUI_BRANCH:
  case CPUI_BRANCHIND:
    if (hitsaddress)
      res.flags |= CodeUnit::thunkhit; // Hits target via indirect jump
    break;
  case CPUI_RETURN:
    break;
  default:
    res.flags |= CodeUnit::fallthru;
    break;
  }
  for(int4 i=0;i<jumpaddr.size();++i) {
    if (jumpaddr[i] == lastaddr)
      res.flags |= CodeUnit::fallthru;
    else if (jumpaddr[i] != addr) {
      res.flags |= CodeUnit::jump;
      res.jumpaddress = jumpaddr[i];
    }
  }
}

void CodeDataAnalysis::init(Architecture *g)

{
  glb = g;
  disengine.init(glb->translate);
  alignment = glb->translate->getAlignment();
  modelhits.clear();
  codeunit.clear();
  fromto_crossref.clear();
  tofrom_crossref.clear();
  taintlist.clear();
  unlinkedstarts.clear();
  targethits.clear();
  targets.clear();
}

void CodeDataAnalysis::pushTaintAddress(const Address &addr)

{
  map<Address,CodeUnit>::iterator iter;

  iter = codeunit.upper_bound(addr); // First after
  if (iter == codeunit.begin()) return;
  --iter;			// Last before or equal
  CodeUnit &cu((*iter).second);
  if ((*iter).first.getOffset() + cu.size-1 <addr.getOffset()) return;
  if ((cu.flags & CodeUnit::notcode)!= 0) return; // Already visited
  taintlist.push_back(iter);
}

void CodeDataAnalysis::processTaint(void)

{
  map<Address,CodeUnit>::iterator iter = taintlist.back();
  taintlist.pop_back();

  CodeUnit &cu((*iter).second);
  cu.flags |= CodeUnit::notcode;
  Address startaddr = (*iter).first;
  Address endaddr = startaddr + cu.size;
  if (iter != codeunit.begin()) {
    --iter;
    CodeUnit &cu2( (*iter).second);
    if ((cu2.flags & (CodeUnit::fallthru&CodeUnit::notcode))==CodeUnit::fallthru) { // not "notcode" and fallthru
      Address addr2 = (*iter).first + cu.size;
      if (addr2 == startaddr)
	taintlist.push_back(iter);
    }
  }
  map<AddrLink,uint4>::iterator ftiter,diter,enditer;
  ftiter = fromto_crossref.lower_bound(AddrLink(startaddr));
  enditer = fromto_crossref.lower_bound(AddrLink(endaddr));
  fromto_crossref.erase(ftiter,enditer); // Erase all cross-references coming out of this block

  ftiter = tofrom_crossref.lower_bound(AddrLink(startaddr));
  enditer = tofrom_crossref.lower_bound(AddrLink(endaddr));
  while(ftiter != enditer) {
    pushTaintAddress((*ftiter).first.b);
    diter = ftiter;
    ++ftiter;
    tofrom_crossref.erase(diter);
  }
}

Address CodeDataAnalysis::commitCodeVec(const Address &addr,vector<CodeUnit> &codevec,map<AddrLink,uint4> &fromto_vec)

{ // Commit all the code units in the vector, build all the crossrefs
  Address curaddr = addr;
  for(int4 i=0;i<codevec.size();++i) {
    codeunit[curaddr] = codevec[i];
    curaddr = curaddr + codevec[i].size;
  }
  map<AddrLink,uint4>::iterator citer;
  for(citer=fromto_vec.begin();citer!=fromto_vec.end();++citer) {
    const AddrLink &fromto( (*citer).first );
    fromto_crossref[ fromto ] = (*citer).second;
    AddrLink tofrom( fromto.b, fromto.a );
    tofrom_crossref[ tofrom ] = (*citer).second;
  }
  return curaddr;
}

void CodeDataAnalysis::clearHitBy(void)

{ // Clear all the "hit_by" flags from all code units
  map<Address,CodeUnit>::iterator iter;

  for(iter=codeunit.begin();iter!=codeunit.end();++iter) {
    CodeUnit &cu( (*iter).second );
    cu.flags &= ~ (CodeUnit::hit_by_fallthru|CodeUnit::hit_by_jump|CodeUnit::hit_by_call);
  }
}

void CodeDataAnalysis::clearCrossRefs(const Address &addr,const Address &endaddr)

{ // Clear all crossrefs originating from [addr,endaddr)
  map<AddrLink,uint4>::iterator startiter,iter,enditer,tfiter;

  startiter = fromto_crossref.lower_bound(AddrLink(addr));
  enditer = fromto_crossref.lower_bound(AddrLink(endaddr));
  for(iter=startiter;iter!=enditer;++iter) {
    const AddrLink &fromto( (*iter).first );
    tfiter = tofrom_crossref.find( AddrLink(fromto.b,fromto.a) );
    if (tfiter != tofrom_crossref.end())
      tofrom_crossref.erase(tfiter);
  }
  fromto_crossref.erase(startiter,enditer);
}

void CodeDataAnalysis::addTarget(const string &nm,const Address &addr,uint4 mask)

{ // Add a target thunk to be searched for
  TargetFeature &targfeat(targets[addr]);
  targfeat.name = nm;
  targfeat.featuremask = mask;
  disengine.addTarget(addr);	// Tell the disassembler to search for address
}

void CodeDataAnalysis::clearCodeUnits(const Address &addr,const Address &endaddr)

{ // Clear all the code units in [addr,endaddr)
  map<Address,CodeUnit>::iterator iter,enditer;

  iter = codeunit.lower_bound(addr);
  enditer = codeunit.lower_bound(endaddr);
  codeunit.erase(iter,enditer);
  clearCrossRefs(addr,endaddr);
}

Address CodeDataAnalysis::disassembleBlock(const Address &addr,const Address &endaddr)

{
  DisassemblyResult disresult;
  vector<CodeUnit> codevec;
  map<AddrLink,uint4> fromto_vec;
  bool flowin = false;
  bool hardend = false;

  Address curaddr = addr;
  map<Address,CodeUnit>::iterator iter;
  iter = codeunit.lower_bound(addr);
  Address lastaddr;
  if (iter != codeunit.end()) {
    lastaddr = (*iter).first;
    if (endaddr < lastaddr) {
      lastaddr = endaddr;
      hardend = true;
    }
  }
  else {
    lastaddr = endaddr;
    hardend = true;
  }
  for(;;) {
    disengine.disassemble(curaddr,disresult);
    codevec.emplace_back();
    if (!disresult.success) {
      codevec.back().flags = CodeUnit::notcode;
      codevec.back().size = 1;
      curaddr = curaddr + 1;
      break;
    }
    if ((disresult.flags & CodeUnit::jump)!=0) {
      fromto_vec[ AddrLink(curaddr,disresult.jumpaddress)] = disresult.flags;
    }
    codevec.back().flags = disresult.flags;
    codevec.back().size = disresult.length;
    curaddr = curaddr + disresult.length;
    while(lastaddr < curaddr) {
      if ((!hardend)&&((*iter).second.flags & CodeUnit::notcode)!=0) {
	if ((*iter).second.size == 1) {
	  map<Address,CodeUnit>::iterator iter2 = iter;
	  ++iter;		// We delete the bad disassembly, as it looks like it is unaligned
	  codeunit.erase(iter2);
	  if (iter != codeunit.end()) {
	    lastaddr = (*iter).first;
	    if (endaddr < lastaddr) {
	      lastaddr = endaddr;
	      hardend = true;
	    }
	  }
	  else {
	    lastaddr = endaddr;
	    hardend = true;
	  }
	}
	else {
	  disresult.success = false;
	  flowin = true;
	  break;
	}
      }
      else {
	disresult.success = false;
	break;
      }
    }
    if (!disresult.success)
      break;
    if (curaddr == lastaddr) {
      if (((*iter).second.flags & CodeUnit::notcode)!=0) {
	flowin = true;
	break;
      }
    }
    if (((disresult.flags & CodeUnit::fallthru)==0)||(curaddr==lastaddr)) {  // found the end of a block
      return commitCodeVec(addr,codevec,fromto_vec);
    }
  }
  // If we reach here, we have bad disassembly of some sort
  CodeUnit &cu( codeunit[ addr ] );
  cu.flags = CodeUnit::notcode;
  if (hardend && (lastaddr < curaddr))
    curaddr = lastaddr;
  int4 wholesize = curaddr.getOffset() - addr.getOffset();
  if ((!flowin) && (wholesize < 10)) {
    wholesize = 1;
  }
  cu.size = wholesize;
  curaddr = addr + cu.size;
  return curaddr;
}

void CodeDataAnalysis::disassembleRange(const Range &range)

{
  Address addr = range.getFirstAddr();
  Address lastaddr = range.getLastAddr();
  while(addr <= lastaddr) {
    addr = disassembleBlock(addr,lastaddr);
  }
}

void CodeDataAnalysis::disassembleRangeList(const RangeList &rangelist)

{
  set<Range>::const_iterator iter,enditer;
  iter = rangelist.begin();
  enditer = rangelist.end();

  while(iter != enditer) {
    disassembleRange(*iter);
    ++iter;
  }
}

void CodeDataAnalysis::findNotCodeUnits(void)

{ // Mark any code units that have flow into "notcode" units as "notcode"
  // Remove any references to or from these units
  map<Address,CodeUnit>::iterator iter;

  // We spread the "notcode" attribute as a taint
  // We build the initial work list with known "notcode"
  for(iter=codeunit.begin();iter!=codeunit.end();++iter) {
    if (((*iter).second.flags & CodeUnit::notcode)!=0)
      taintlist.push_back(iter);
  }

  while(!taintlist.empty())	// Propagate taint along fallthru and crossref edges
    processTaint();
}

void CodeDataAnalysis::markFallthruHits(void)

{ // Mark every code unit that has another code unit fall into it
  map<Address,CodeUnit>::iterator iter;

  Address fallthruaddr((AddrSpace *)0,0);
  iter = codeunit.begin();
  for(iter=codeunit.begin();iter != codeunit.end();++iter) {
    CodeUnit &cu((*iter).second);
    if ((cu.flags & CodeUnit::notcode)!=0) continue;
    if (fallthruaddr == (*iter).first)
      cu.flags |= CodeUnit::hit_by_fallthru;
    if ((cu.flags & CodeUnit::fallthru)!=0)
      fallthruaddr = (*iter).first + cu.size;
  }
}

void CodeDataAnalysis::markCrossHits(void)

{ // Mark every codeunit hit by a call or jump
  map<AddrLink,uint4>::iterator iter;
  map<Address,CodeUnit>::iterator fiter;

  for(iter=tofrom_crossref.begin();iter!=tofrom_crossref.end();++iter) {
    fiter = codeunit.find((*iter).first.a);
    if (fiter == codeunit.end()) continue;
    uint4 fromflags = (*iter).second;
    CodeUnit &to( (*fiter).second );
    if ((fromflags & CodeUnit::call)!=0)
      to.flags |= CodeUnit::hit_by_call;
    else if ((fromflags & CodeUnit::jump)!=0)
      to.flags |= CodeUnit::hit_by_jump;
  }
}

void CodeDataAnalysis::addTargetHit(const Address &codeaddr,uintb targethit)

{
  Address funcstart = findFunctionStart( codeaddr );
  Address thunkaddr = Address(glb->translate->getDefaultCodeSpace(),targethit);
  uint4 mask;
  map<Address,TargetFeature>::const_iterator titer;
  titer = targets.find( thunkaddr );
  if (titer != targets.end())
    mask = (*titer).second.featuremask;
  else
    throw LowlevelError("Found thunk without a feature mask");
  targethits.emplace_back(funcstart,codeaddr,thunkaddr,mask);
}

void CodeDataAnalysis::resolveThunkHit(const Address &codeaddr,uintb targethit)

{ // Code unit make indirect jump to target
  // Assume the address of the jump is another level of thunk
  // Look for direct calls to it and include those as TargetHits
  map<AddrLink,uint4>::iterator iter,enditer;
  iter = tofrom_crossref.lower_bound(AddrLink(codeaddr));
  Address endaddr = codeaddr + 1;
  enditer = tofrom_crossref.lower_bound(AddrLink(endaddr));
  while(iter != enditer) {
    uint4 flags = (*iter).second;
    if ((flags & CodeUnit::call)!=0)
      addTargetHit( (*iter).first.b, targethit );
    ++iter;
  }
}

void CodeDataAnalysis::findUnlinked(void)

{ // Find all code units that have no jump/call/fallthru to them
  map<Address,CodeUnit>::iterator iter;

  for(iter=codeunit.begin();iter!=codeunit.end();++iter) {
    CodeUnit &cu( (*iter).second);
    if ((cu.flags & (CodeUnit::hit_by_fallthru|CodeUnit::hit_by_jump|
		     CodeUnit::hit_by_call|CodeUnit::notcode|
		     CodeUnit::errantstart))==0)
      unlinkedstarts.push_back((*iter).first);
    if ((cu.flags & (CodeUnit::targethit|CodeUnit::notcode))==CodeUnit::targethit) {
      Address codeaddr = (*iter).first;
      DisassemblyResult res;
      disengine.disassemble(codeaddr,res);
      if ((cu.flags & CodeUnit::thunkhit)!=0)
	resolveThunkHit(codeaddr,res.targethit);
      else
	addTargetHit( codeaddr, res.targethit );
    }
  }
}

bool CodeDataAnalysis::checkErrantStart(map<Address,CodeUnit>::iterator iter)

{
  int4 count=0;

  while(count < 1000) {
    CodeUnit &cu( (*iter).second);
    if ((cu.flags & (CodeUnit::hit_by_jump|CodeUnit::hit_by_call))!=0)
      return false;		// Something else jumped in
    if ((cu.flags & CodeUnit::hit_by_fallthru)==0) {
      cu.flags |= CodeUnit::errantstart;
      return true;
    }
    if (iter == codeunit.begin()) return false;
    --iter;
    count += 1;
  }
  return false;
}

bool CodeDataAnalysis::repairJump(const Address &addr,int4 max)

{ // Assume -addr- is a correct instruction start. Try to repair
  // disassembly for up to -max- instructions following it,
  // trying to get back on cut
  DisassemblyResult disresult;
  vector<CodeUnit> codevec;
  map<AddrLink,uint4> fromto_vec;
  Address curaddr = addr;
  map<Address,CodeUnit>::iterator iter;
  int4 count = 0;

  iter = codeunit.lower_bound(addr);
  if (iter == codeunit.end()) return false;
  for(;;) {
    count += 1;
    if (count >=max) return false;
    while ((*iter).first < curaddr) {
      ++iter;
      if (iter == codeunit.end()) return false;
    }
    if (curaddr == (*iter).first) break; // Back on cut
    disengine.disassemble(curaddr,disresult);
    if (!disresult.success) return false;
    codevec.emplace_back();
    if ((disresult.flags & CodeUnit::jump)!=0) {
      fromto_vec[ AddrLink(curaddr,disresult.jumpaddress) ] = disresult.flags;
    }
    codevec.back().flags = disresult.flags;
    codevec.back().size = disresult.length;
    curaddr = curaddr + disresult.length;
  }
  clearCodeUnits(addr,curaddr);
  commitCodeVec(addr,codevec,fromto_vec);
  return true;
}

void CodeDataAnalysis::findOffCut(void)

{
  map<AddrLink,uint4>::iterator iter;
  map<Address,CodeUnit>::iterator citer;

  iter = tofrom_crossref.begin();
  while(iter!=tofrom_crossref.end()) {
    Address addr = (*iter).first.a; // Destination of a jump
    citer = codeunit.lower_bound(addr);
    if (citer != codeunit.end()) {
      if ((*citer).first == addr) { // Not off cut
	CodeUnit &cu( (*citer).second );
	if ((cu.flags & (CodeUnit::hit_by_fallthru|CodeUnit::hit_by_call))==
	    (CodeUnit::hit_by_fallthru|CodeUnit::hit_by_call)) {
	  // Somebody falls through into the call
	  --citer;
	  checkErrantStart(citer);
	}
	++iter;
	continue;
      }
    }
    if (citer == codeunit.begin()) {
      ++iter;
      continue;
    }
    --citer;			// Last lessthan or equal
    if ((*citer).first == addr) {
      ++iter;
      continue; // on cut
    }
    Address endaddr = (*citer).first + (*citer).second.size;
    if (endaddr <= addr) {
      ++iter;
      continue;
    }
    if (!checkErrantStart(citer)) {
      ++iter;
      continue;
    }
    AddrLink addrlink = (*iter).first;
    repairJump(addr,10);	// This may delete tofrom_crossref nodes
    iter = tofrom_crossref.upper_bound(addrlink);
  }
}

Address CodeDataAnalysis::findFunctionStart(const Address &addr) const

{ // Find the starting address of a function containing the address addr
  map<AddrLink,uint4>::const_iterator iter;

  iter = tofrom_crossref.lower_bound( AddrLink(addr ) );
  while(iter != tofrom_crossref.begin()) {
    --iter;
    if (((*iter).second & CodeUnit::call)!=0)
      return (*iter).first.a;
  }
  return Address();		// Return invalid address
}

void CodeDataAnalysis::dumpModelHits(ostream &s) const

{
  set<Range>::const_iterator iter,enditer;
  iter = modelhits.begin();
  enditer = modelhits.end();
  while(iter != enditer) {
    uintb off = (*iter).getFirst();
    s << hex << "0x" << off << ' ';
    uintb endoff = (*iter).getLast();
    s << hex << "0x" << endoff;
    ++iter;
    if (iter != enditer) {
      off = (*iter).getFirst();
      s << ' ' << dec << (int4)(off-endoff);
    }
    s << endl;
  }
}

void CodeDataAnalysis::dumpCrossRefs(ostream &s) const

{
  map<AddrLink,uint4>::const_iterator iter;

  for(iter=fromto_crossref.begin();iter!=fromto_crossref.end();++iter) {
    AddrLink addrlink = (*iter).first;
    uint4 flags = (*iter).second;

    s << hex << "0x" << addrlink.a.getOffset() << " -> 0x" << addrlink.b.getOffset();
    if ((flags & CodeUnit::call)!=0)
      s << " call";
    s << endl;
  }
}

void CodeDataAnalysis::dumpFunctionStarts(ostream &s) const

{
  map<AddrLink,uint4>::const_iterator iter;

  for(iter=tofrom_crossref.begin();iter!=tofrom_crossref.end();++iter) {
    AddrLink addrlink = (*iter).first;
    uint4 flags = (*iter).second;

    if ((flags & CodeUnit::call)!=0)
      s << hex << "0x" << addrlink.a.getOffset() << endl;
  }
}

void CodeDataAnalysis::dumpUnlinked(ostream &s) const

{
  list<Address>::const_iterator iter;

  for(iter=unlinkedstarts.begin();iter!=unlinkedstarts.end();++iter) {
    s << hex << "0x" << (*iter).getOffset() << endl;
  }
}

void CodeDataAnalysis::dumpTargetHits(ostream &s) const

{ // Dump every code unit that refers to a target
  list<TargetHit>::const_iterator iter;

  for(iter=targethits.begin();iter!=targethits.end();++iter) {
    Address funcaddr = (*iter).funcstart;
    Address addr = (*iter).codeaddr;
    string nm = (*targets.find((*iter).thunkaddr)).second.name;
    if (!funcaddr.isInvalid())
      s << hex << funcaddr.getOffset() << ' ';
    else
      s << "nostart ";
    s << hex << addr.getOffset() << ' ' << nm << endl;
  }
}

void CodeDataAnalysis::runModel(void)

{
  LoadImage *loadimage = glb->loader;
  LoadImageSection secinfo;
  bool moresections;
  loadimage->openSectionInfo();
  Address lastaddr;
  do {
    moresections = loadimage->getNextSection(secinfo);
    Address endaddr = secinfo.address + secinfo.size;
    if (secinfo.size == 0) continue;
    if (lastaddr.isInvalid())
      lastaddr = endaddr;
    else if (lastaddr < endaddr)
      lastaddr = endaddr;

    if ((secinfo.flags & (LoadImageSection::unalloc|LoadImageSection::noload))==0) {
      modelhits.insertRange(secinfo.address.getSpace(),
			    secinfo.address.getOffset(),endaddr.getOffset());
    }
  } while(moresections);
  loadimage->closeSectionInfo();
  CodeUnit &cu( codeunit[lastaddr] );
  cu.size = 100;
  cu.flags = CodeUnit::notcode;
  disassembleRangeList(modelhits);
  findNotCodeUnits();
  markFallthruHits();
  markCrossHits();
  findOffCut();
  clearHitBy();
  markFallthruHits();
  markCrossHits();
  findUnlinked();
  targethits.sort();		// Sort the list of hits by function containing hit
}

void IfaceCodeDataCommand::setData(IfaceStatus *root,IfaceData *data)

{
  status = root;
  codedata = (CodeDataAnalysis *)data;
  dcp = (IfaceDecompData *)status->getData("decompile");
}

void IfcCodeDataInit::execute(istream &s)

{
  codedata->init(dcp->conf);
}

void IfcCodeDataTarget::execute(istream &s)

{
  string token;

  s >> ws;
  if (s.eof())
    throw IfaceParseError("Missing system call name");

  s >> token;
  vector<ImportRecord> irec;
  LoadImageBfd *loadbfd = (LoadImageBfd *) dcp->conf->loader;
  loadbfd->getImportTable(irec);
  int4 i;
  for(i=0;i<irec.size();++i) {
    if (irec[i].funcname == token) break;
  }
  if (i==irec.size())
    *status->fileoptr << "Unable to find reference to call " << token << endl;
  else {
    codedata->addTarget(irec[i].funcname,irec[i].thunkaddress,(uint4)1);
  }
}

void IfcCodeDataRun::execute(istream &s)

{
  codedata->runModel();
}

void IfcCodeDataDumpModelHits::execute(istream &s)

{
  codedata->dumpModelHits(*status->fileoptr);
}

void IfcCodeDataDumpCrossRefs::execute(istream &s)

{
  codedata->dumpCrossRefs(*status->fileoptr);
}

void IfcCodeDataDumpStarts::execute(istream &s)

{
  codedata->dumpFunctionStarts(*status->fileoptr);
}

void IfcCodeDataDumpUnlinked::execute(istream &s)

{
  codedata->dumpUnlinked(*status->fileoptr);
}

void IfcCodeDataDumpTargetHits::execute(istream &s)

{
  codedata->dumpTargetHits(*status->fileoptr);
}

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Q: binomial distribution elementary quesiton
A car repair garage has two spare sets of spark plugs in stock for a particular model of car. Each time one of these cars comes in for repair, there is a probability of $0.05$ (independently on each occasion) that the spark plugs will need to be replaced so that one of the spare sets will be used.
(a) Let $X$ denote the number of these cars that can be repaired before the two sets of spark plugs have been used (including the car to which the final set is fitted). Write down the mean and variance of $X$.
(b) What is the probability that 10 or more cars can be repaired before the final set of spark plugs is used?

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For a) am I right thinking that $X$ is distributed binomially with parameters $n$ and $0.05^2$? If So, I am not sure how I can calculate $P(X\geq 10)$ for part (b)
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a): $X$ is distributed negative binomial with parameters $2$ and $0.05$. E(X) = 50 and var(X) = 760.
b): I am not sure how to do this other than summing $P(X\geq 10) = 1- P(X \leq 9)$

A: a) Not quite, the expectation is
$$E[X] = E[X_1+X_2] = 2E[X_1] = \frac{2}{.05} = 40,$$
where $X_i\sim\text{Geom}(p = .05)$ on $\{1,2,3\dotsc\}$, and I use that fact that the sum of (two) independent geometrics is a negative binomial.
b) Notice that, regarding this car model,
$$A = \{\text{You repair 10 or more cars}\}\iff B=\{\text{You only use 0 or 1 sets in 9 car repairs}\}$$
Thus, it is easier to do
$$P(X\geq 10) = P(A) = P(B).$$
So
\begin{align*}
P(B) &= P(\text{Use 0 sets in 9 repairs})+P(\text{Use 1 set in 9 repairs})\\
&= \binom{9}{0}.05^0(1-.05)^9+\binom{9}{1}.05^1(1-.05)^8\\
&=0.9287886
\end{align*}

A: (a)
$X$ is the number of cars that can be repaired before both sparkplugs are used.
So, if $X=k$ then : $k-1$ cars have been repaired without one of them needing a change (in some order), and then one more car needed a change (the last car).   Can you evaluate the probability, $\mathsf P(X{=}k)$?
Do you recognise what type of probability distribution is this, or otherwise can you find the mean and variance?
(b)
Find: $\mathsf P(X > 10)$, which is the probability that $10$ cars can be repaired and among them there are either $1$ or $0$ changes required.
Hint: the number of changes required among 10 repairs will be binomially distributed.

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Optimal Selection of Metabolic Fluxes for in vivo Measurement. II. Application to Escherichia coli and Hybridoma Cell Metabolism
Joanne M. (Savinell) Belovich, Cleveland State UniversityFollow
Berhard O. Palsson, University of Michigan
Journal of Theoretical Biology
A method of analysis was presented in part I of this series for determining the fluxes in a biochemical network that are the optimal choices for experimental measurement. This algorithm is applied to two important biological models: Escherichia coli and a hybridoma cell line (167.4G5.3). Our results show that potentially poor choices for in vivo measurement of metabolic fluxes exist for both model systems. For the subset of reactions in E. coli that was studied, the condition number of the augmented stoichiometric matrix reveals that a 60-fold amplification of experimental error during computations is possible. The biochemical network of the hybridoma cell is more compelex than the E. coli system, and thus results in much larger possible error amplification—up to 100 000-fold. The physiological situations appear to have sensitivities that are less than 1/4 to 1/10 of those estimated by the condition number, and the maximum sensitivities are proportional to the condition number. These maximum sensitivities calculated using estimates of the fluxes and the worst possible error vector are upper bounds on the system's actual sensitivity. By examining the effect of measurement error on the sensitivity, the most probable sensitivity is calculated. These results indicate that an approximate two-fold increase in sensitivity of the E. coli system is likely when the worst set of fluxes are measured rather than the best set. The most likely sensitivity of the hybridoma system can range three orders of magnitude, depending on the set of fluxes that are measured. The propagation of experimental error during computations can be diminished for both systems by increasing the number of flux measurements over and above the minimum number of experimental measurements. The findings from these two model systems indicate that the calculation of the condition number can be a useful method for efficient experimental design, and that the usefulness of this method increases as the order of the system increases.
Link to publisher version: https://doi.org/10.1016/S0022-5193(05)80596-X
This research was supported by National Science Foundation grant BCS-9009389
(Savinell) Belovich, Joanne M. and Palsson, Berhard O., "Optimal Selection of Metabolic Fluxes for in vivo Measurement. II. Application to Escherichia coli and Hybridoma Cell Metabolism" (1992). Chemical & Biomedical Engineering Faculty Publications. 150.
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Daniel slowly realizes that he cannot do it by himself, and he reluctantly opens up to his friends about what's happened. To his surprise, they rally around him, supporting him in ways he never expected.
Mateo's story ends on an unexpected, yet bittersweet note, tinged with sadness, but still full of hope.
"And no matter how hard they tried to separate us, how much the distance hurt, or how it nearly broke us, we are really, truly indivisible."
Daniel Aleman's Indivisible masterfully weaves a raw and heartfelt story that dares the reader to look away from the aftermath of what happens when ICE tears apart a family. Aleman challenges readers to examine their own biases when it comes to immigration and the myth of the "good immigrant". At the core of this story, we discover how love allows perseverance in the face of seemingly insurmountable odds and propels us through it. In between these moments of deep despair, there is also levity, in the form of a sweet queer romance with someone who Mateo never expected and other tiny bits of joy with his best friends, that give the reader reprieve. The themes of this text — immigration, mixed status families, citizenship, family, love, hope, and friends — easily lead to complex discussions for book clubs and classrooms. Fans of We Are Not From Here by Jenny Torres Sánchez, I'm Not You're Perfect Mexican Daughter by Erika Sánchez, and Furia by Yamile Saied Méndez will enjoy reading this book.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR (from his website): Daniel Aleman was born and raised in Mexico City. A graduate of McGill University, he is passionate about books, coffee, and dogs. After spending time in Montreal and the New York City area, he now lives in Toronto, where he is on a never-ending search for the best tacos in the city. He is the debut author of Indivisible, a young adult novel available now from Little, Brown Books for Young Readers.
ABOUT THE REVIEWER: María Dolores Águila is a Chicana writer based in San Diego, California. She writes picture books, middle grade and young adult novels celebrating and exploring the nuances of Chicanx culture and identity. She's also a moderator of Kidlit Latinx, a writing group dedicated to supporting and amplifying Latinx voices in Children's Literature. She has a forthcoming picture book coming in 2023. She is represented by Lindsay Auld of Writers House Literary Agency. Connect with her on Instagram and Twitter.
By cindylrodriguez • Posted in Young Adult	• Tagged 2021 book, 2021 release, children's literature, Daniel Aleman, debut author, debut novel, deportation, family, ICE, immigrants, immigration, Indivisible, Mexico, undocumented, undocumented immigrants, Undocumented immigration, YA, young adult


Finally I have my Ixxi prize from the Yvestown giveaway hung, and I simply cannot rave about this product enough.
On first reading about Ixxi I thought it looked fab but I did wonder what the quality of the tiles would be like - when you hear that it's made of card you might wonder if they will live up to the stylish photographs on their website in real life. But the quality is really fantastic, and putting it together each tile was a more gorgeous shade than the last. I know I'll be running down to B&Q with a bundle of them to mix paint from someday!
It took quite a while to put together all the (440!) pieces which I did at first think would be a bit of a laborious task, but once I got into the rhythm it was really satisfying snapping them into place, a bit like popping bubble wrap!
Despite a few wee hiccups along the way my Ixxi has been an absolute pleasure from start to finish. From the tactile stylish packaging, to watching the image emerge piece by piece, to finally seeing it in all its glory on the wall - I love my Ixxi. I think the pixelated image works perfectly with the tiles and I really hope to be able to create my own one day too. I feel so lucky to have won this, and I want to say a huge thank you to Yvonne and the Ixxi folks.
Thank you :) I was so lucky to win it!


Brutal black metal without compromise from the ever-mighty Czech underground. No keyboards, no female vocals, just pure musical obliterations with excellent production and musicianship. This album will fill your mind with everlasting visions from the kingdom of hell!


Symptomatic, functional, and structural efficacy end points were not significantly different in patients with hand OA treated with lutikizumab vs placebo.
The interleukin-1 (IL-1) inhibitor lutikizumab may not improve pain or imaging markers in patients with hand osteoarthritis (OA), according to results from a phase 2 study published in the Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases.
Researchers conducted a double-blind placebo-controlled randomized study of 132 patients with erosive hand OA. Study participants were randomly assigned to receive either lutikizumab 200 mg given subcutaneously every 2 weeks for a total of 24 weeks or placebo. The primary outcome measured was the change in pain score from the start of therapy to 16 weeks using the Australian and Canadian Hand Osteoarthritis Index (AUSCAN). Moreover, the investigators evaluated radiographic changes of the hand related to inflamed or tender joints.
After statistical analysis, the investigators found that pain scores did not differ between patients given lutikizumab or placebo after 16 weeks (least squares mean difference, 1.5; 95% CI, −1.9 to 5.0). In addition, other relevant imaging outcomes were not different between the study groups.
With respect to safety, neutropenia, injection-site reactions, and therapy discontinuation due to adverse effects were more common with lutikizumab vs placebo.
"Despite adequate blockade of IL-1, lutikizumab did not improve pain or imaging outcomes in erosive [hand OA] compared with placebo," the researchers wrote.
"Targeting IL-1 may not be effective for the treatment of erosive [hand] OA," they concluded.


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